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SALIENTelFEATURES APPEARING) rmnruincpc nnrw ! ON THE READING OF GRASS--' HOF'S DIARY IN CHRONOLOGI- - iiumuLUiroiuuiii Rodiek Said In Statement CAL ORDER: PLOTTING WHICH CIRCLED GLOBE BARED Yhat 1. That an attempt was made to get men from the former gunboat Geier tlEETS DOLSIIEVIIll To Court and What Diary SKows through to Germany, some of whom were caught. Admission by Boy-e- d AS CARRIED ON FROM WARSHIP; WIRELESS EXTRACTS FROM RODIEK'S EXTRACTS FROM DIARY OF of false passports being used. III DEATH GRAPPLE STATEMENT TO COURT. CAPT. KARL GRASSHOF. 2. That A. V. Kircheisen, quartermas- ter of the steamship China figured The office of consul is main- April 24, 1915 "Following tel- as a source of information for Ger- AND SECRET AGENTS ACTIVE FOR MONTHS ly a commercial agency and it egram was received from consul man intrigue. His secret title was .Reports of Outcome Conflict- fre- was In the capacity of commer- San Francisco through consulate, "K 17." Used the China wireless ing; London Post Correspon-- w cial representative alone that the Honolulu: quently and made reports in person defendants, Rodiek and 8chroe-de- r, "'Please quietly and In an in- upon arrival in Honolulu. dent Says Eventually Russia ru- 3. Georg H. A. Schroe- gave attention to the mat- conspicuous way circulate That Rodiek, Facts In Possession of Naval Intelligence Office In Honolulu Will Again Fight Germany ters referred to. If In any aspect mors of a plan of attack on Can- der and F. W. Klebahn had informa- these transactions could be re- ada.' tion concerning guns and ammunition New Story pcheming---Vp- n r (AatMlataa' Prtu by U. S. Nml Wlratm.) garded as violation of any of the "To which was answered on the Holsatia and conversed with Add Chapter to of international LONDON, Eng., Dec. 13. Locked in neutrality laws of the United 'Telegram of the 24th unintelligi- Grasshof concerning them. Boy-E- ble. neces- 4. That the Geier, though interned, Bernstorff, d and Von Papen Appear In Plans & Russian iQn-- . States, their participating. herein Further instructions .battle in the midst of " was all ter, Gen. Korniloffa army and the was without guilty knowledge or sary.' using her wireless the time. e Grasshof under examination stated Use forces of the Bolshevlkl-ar- fighting intent. . to Smuggle Germans to United States and Forged vi- May 3, 1915 "Again that he thought the vessel caught bloodily Bielgorod, Rus- "While pleading guilty to a asked for ' near Northern practically all transpacific mes- olation of one jof neutrality reply to my telegram regarding Passports . sia. the. " Thereupon sages. . That a message was received Ti1 outcome (the is not laws of the country, and thus, as the Canadian affair. of battle I from the consulate stating the Geier The Petrograd correspond- to himself, bringing this trial to received the following reply: of German plotting which stretched from Washington and San Francisco a conclusion, the. defendant, Ro- 'The affair is settled.'" would transmit to the Cormoran at ent xil the London Daily Mall reports Guam. REVELATIONS that Kornilof has been defeated and diek, does not concede any dis- Pacific to distant Shanghai and Manila, and which centered about Honolulu, f loyalty to this country or laek of 5. That desperate efforts were made wounded and that his capture is ex ' to stir up trouble between the United the local German consulate and the former German gunboat Geier, are given to the publio today , pected. correspondent says devotion to its institutions." The Post's and Japan, messages being Star-Bulleti- n. - States by the - that Korniloff has routed the Bolshe- of deliberately wirelessed in English says Korni-lof- f ."The transactions, because Nov. 17, 1914 "This afternoon Tlkl. The Post also that which two defendants so that they would be picked up and The facts are in possession of the naval intelligence office here, and its own investigations had 3000 In his force, Including the these the consul came on board with a -- found themselves Involved in this Dr. Star-Bulleti- n - aBt-talio- Schwiek from Manila and pedit"onto cmpMhe" i corroborated vital features of the story of intrigue. These facts the. pulK Wild Division- and the "Death ex- MexicVe" ' Indictment,, which consisted Trinansu (?) He has a secret of women, and was supplied cided lack of geographical locations lishes today with the authorization of the intelligence office. v clusively In arranging for the message. I will give him a mili- with artillery, Tils report also de ' in the messages, Campeche i furnishing of provisions and tary passport from July 25 to isshown story names of Georg Rodiek, former German consul clares .that Xorniloff had surrounded money to steamer 'Maverick' being on the eastern coast instead Figuring in the are the in Honolulu; BoAheYlM; would the August 15. Knorr will give him the force which be while at Hllo and the transmis- transportation beyond." of the Pacific. F. W. Klebahn, manager of the shipping department of H. Hackfeld & Company, and H A. dealt with very drastically." V sion to her master "of sailing 6. That deliberate attempts were also In reviewing the Russian situation made to give belief to rumor Schroeder, former secretary to Rodiek at the consulate. orders previously communicated April 10, ,1915 "On the the the Bost correspondent says that an sixth that Germans in the United States to them, took' place during the of April the following-telegra- m It is an official translation of the personal diary of Captain Earl Grasshof, commander of Iron and planning J f will force a decisive future months of April and May, 1915, was sent to Embassy, Wash- were an attack against "adjustments im- the ! Geier story. and that peaceful are - and were regarded by them as ington: 'In reply to your Inquiry, Canada, the intention of the rumors the former German gunboat this A diary that tells of intrigue and plotting car. con- - possible.; EntusiJy Russia win : : ! purely commercial In character, 51 shotguns, 36 stocks, 36 bar- fnoekeepinglnSart "aS ried on during the years of 1914 and 1915, while the little vessel that had scurried into this, a obli-gati- J"S on of front Germany he adds, nothing r Involving no breach of any rels, 14 of boxes ammunition, not I - ; home.'- - The Honolulu re-- , defied of which- msy develop:' should surprise due from either of them known whether paid for or not. consulate neutral port, and interned to save itself the laws nations and of men and threw to the, world. V V. V..-:--- ' to the government of the Uplted ' " (Signed) Rodiek.'" n States, ; 'I v:v - two defend- - April 28, 1915 asking instructions. Extracts from the diary translation have been furnished to the Star-Bulleti- n by the naval ClOZIEISAYSIIjS;: Neither ef these , "Had a conver- ants at the time these transac- sation with Mr. Klcbahn and cSmn .ubmaHnl inteUigence office and are printed herewith in full. , , tions occurred was cognizant of Schroeder regarding weapons on Aan . - ' commander with the statement to a ! the fact that ' in participating the Hoisatla. We decided to Wot lcast am03a xne anies menuonea over ana oyer in it arenose 02 uapt. ttoy-ea-, naval Geier officer that he "would like to ' he was violating any. law write Embassy von-Pape- therein to the and call do somethlrt. against the Japs out-- attache, and Capt. Franz n, military attache of thQftrrna f.. ftTnflgfttTyriroon. . a.tbeic.attentiftn.fo side,-ffV- e aOmeorgettIng'1nto:nJIUic4l of, United ; i- - r the States" 4r 5 i If authorities menu?' itth American ,f v -- WASHINGTON, jr". .Grasshof and reported back to Boy as ,K-1- 7: : a C.Dec The Touhd these things on board." - ii!tf Frequently recurring aiso, tne taie unioias, is reference to one as he was known . Its-cur- - "teatte, military Thlt-firiowi- committee in. J:, 1 , a ne the records of these violators of neutrality; Kircheisen, ;his real quartermaster of , es-- ' .the inwina 0f thJin name,' the rent-- investigation yield another rWhile cbhserjting,7 under the (The naval intelligence ..bu- - j Lusitania preparations were made to Ion today .nhd" required General Cro- j : ' .'' the steamship China. As he himself passed from port to port, gatherirfg in strange places the ; existing circumstances, to theS reau calls attention to the fol- - chief the- r' v disable German war and merchant xier. of ordnance bureau, to . entry a plea of guilty, these ? lowing message sent to M,WA norm!)nv,v. ntronto rfoairorl n onma fii"mmml f r.n of the vessels,' as was later done when .te-- wv i wvwvm wu& uauc j umV) vuiUAjr expiain specuicajiy, ,why .there nave two. defendants are "convinced ; consulate with the notation that j wv ' lations were broken with Germany. ; preserved officer s diary. been delays in furnishing arms and the testimony , hereafter to v it refers to the Japanese ex-- " m the Geier -- ,that Y-fK'-- That' the guns on the Geier were clothing. i vh i be produced during the present peditlon) : Sometimes as the invited guest of fellow countrymen of ; renter replied had requested v destroyed in May, 1915, however, just that he trial will demonstrate that their Jan. 2, 1915 "The following sinking. A mes- part emergency- - funds ''participation trans-- after the Lusitania Grasshof Held In note, sometimes rubbing elbows with the scum of the seven;; of the at' the in any of the ' telegram was received at the. sage from von Bernstorff to hold up disposal, Au- - " K-1-7 of President Wilson last actions : .showw t was without consulate yesterday evening: from' such action arrived here too seas, lived his life to help carry out the details of German . gust catalogued . knowledge J Lonely Confinement , Prior to that be had f that such act would 'Following is the answer to tele- late to save them. intrigue. Not content v . the makers of war supplies and estl-- violate any law of the United : with the activity he had seen on the gram of December 29th Wait for 9. That Albert Wehde, an American 4 After Diary Found K-1-7, mated the orders. States of America." . Pacific, or 7,: news of destination. Embassy . citizen, whose story is already well Kircheisen, made his way ultimately to Europe lie empnasizea tnat tnere is no has been directly ' .notified' and known in Honolulu, waa at the Hono and was last August arrested by the Danish government in shortage in supplies abroad and that quartermaster Instructed.' " lulu consulate on May 22, and was Capt. Karl Grasshof, commander of ' shortage is rapidly . , being ' In-i-s Denmark as the met there by Capt. Grasshof. This tie German gunboat Geier, was one who had been giving information on the sail nated ' I thv states. He emphasized May 22, 1915 consul- -' "At the the Wehde who is now serving terned in Honolulu Nov. 8, 1914, and ings of neutral and Allied -- also t- -t the American expedition was I , vessels back across the German lines ate Mr. . plot-- ' met a Wehde who was sentence on the mainland for retained his freedom on parole until J delayed to Berlin - not five minutes to wait for en his way to the Orient on busi- ting. ;the attempt was made to destroy the or other cities of the German government. o munition 'Supplies. war-Washingt- yet ordnance rother ness." 10. That Boy-e- d in a telegram from machinery aboard the German Klrcheisen's efforts bn the Pacific were not entirely unmolested, for urged the spreading of gnips anj merchantmen in February, the German captain records that the "phief steward Is in K 17's way." This was Morgan, red-blood- ed SPANISH PREMIER SAYS a story that a German submarine jgig. His parole was then revoked a Australian, who evidently trailed the mischief operating In South Seas, a maker too closely for comfort. The question is raised whether H. Hackfeld -- was the crows were t GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE and he and the German & Company, agents S palpable falsehood calculated to confined at Schofjeld Barracks, for the Pacific Mail, then owners of the China, had the - TO GERMANY I employing firing employes PROTEST frighten shipping. ;. Later with the discovery of the or of of that vesseL Boy-e- D. Cleary. 11. That d attempted to trans-- ' ,arv whioh rovled thp wide ranee Jack a local Irishman, also figures In the annala for th oart - - - i he Played a - X MADRID, Spam, Dec lS.The Span- fer from Manila to Honolulu or Gu- ,L viMnn nf th npntralitv of in certain German gathering to "celebrate Christmas"- when he today, i dea entnuslastlc comments to by ish Dremier announced that the Tells am, a wireless operator, presumably fhft iInited states together with the a speech one Prof. Dwyer, a teacher of. government preparing energetic on mes- - K,-,- languages, who roomed for a time horn 1L is an to "listen in" transpacific vi- f fh.ir Ari nf hnnnr ind at the of Dr. F. Schumann on' :i Germany U-bo- at tferetania street protest to against the ' parol while they were interned, Cap- - v 12.-- That Am-- , bombardment of the Spanish steamer official messages of the ; court-mar- - That the Geier; was receiving wireless messages throughout the period Grasshof was trlfd by - : per-- ; oy Claudlo and the killing of eight - covered tne aiary, tnis despite tne fact that her radio outfit was supposed v " placed in solitary confine- of trXLSZZTnni tial and , to be sealed, .. Vivid and she communicated with the German gunboat' .jgons. , ' Story Horror ment where he untU the tht Cor away rrtSEZ? i rained moran Interned at Guam, is in filed for prisoners ' were transferred stated the diary. Grasshof estimates that.at : FRANCISCO' German times messages from 2400 SAN MAN TO . to Douglas, at a distance of nautical miles were received. during the summer Fort How an attempt was made to get a floating radio, ship established on - DIRECT WAR SAVINGS IN ' With Dissolution of Government, Slav Soldiers Cast Discipline I Salt Lake City, Utah I a HAWAII, SAYS DESPATCH fo. to the Winds, Left Trenches, Invaded Petrograd and Raped German Attackupon Captain Grasshof was seemingly overboard from the Holsatia into Hnnninln . thi VMrh ... - -- . hrw 1A1U Jl ICilUVUlVUV KbUM. V V V MAAV dentiy done; now desperate efforts were made to stir up American feeling S Women Defenders, Declares Member of Famous Amazbns imbued with all the principles of the against Japanese; rt- WASHINGTON D. C, .Dec 13. the how it was sought to spread the rumor that. Germans Kaiser's school of warfare. in the United States were planning to cross the border to John S. , Drum of Saj Francisco. will Canada Was Rumor attack Canada; war-savin- A tragic and witness of one of the war's revolting occurrences, how arrangements were made for German ; tlxa campaign in .victim interned sailors from the Geier, direct close-croppe- golden-haire- BAND ON GEIER ": d d girl physical proportions DID BRASS to parole way , Hawaii. .Vif $ a of that many men break here and make their to the mainland and Germany: would enrv. smiled cheerfully at noon today as the Dutch steamer Rembrandt how German men in San Francisco were to be substituted for sailors in- - are COVER NOISE MADE WHEN fw tha rHnt nd wm tied nn at Pier 1. Blunders at times ludicrous vase tuiuii boo iuauc ujr iuc uuueu puiics ui lucstj are uiiu UI aSSUUi DAY IN IOWA many i uf COLD traeedY behind, bec&use nh wan the,' shown places in the Jf-I!K- 'vPnt it vm not at the left but at lnrelief l- I W W IKKtU uiary. i Only flitting Grasshof diary, but in none better than " KrlNN western gateway of America, in reflections In hef eyes did one - Capt. Edmund Deinat or Delnhard, now under Indictment by federal i ' SIOTJX CITY. Iowa,' Dec 13. The ealn the impression that memory of a night of horror In Petroerad was still :at mention of telegrams received crrfina-- iiirv in t IS a Ifrnjlii rtTrit rasa at Qan s7raT1a an A rVkmA aam m o m 4 a todays 20 One of the messages received Hni-at- ia fiermometer went down to retained! from the mainland regarding the sub nere:f th. ., h0 ro ' hrtth rt vrhlh china wota ttriihvnnt In tlawiH.n : ; consulate, according i ; - , "Evi LcionU, a Jewish) marine scare in, the South Pacific by the German wflt 1fl .1b hv HraaaW below. , J' She is Miss -- mntnni omcer, one star-Bulleti- ' Cossack, who was a member of the r The report of a German submarine, to the Geier was directing The n also makes public today the fact that Capt Grasshof, . - SUGAR. , ' on .re-- ' second contingent of tne uattauon oi in the South Pacific is true," said j that information be spread the while a prfsoner at Schofield Barracks, after the discovery of the diary last FRANCISCO, CaL ar:":$5 S. GUARD" TO were SAN Dec "0. America confine.-"Circulat- Death in training at Petrograa a xew the message which was sent here. port that Germans in sprjng was courtmartlaled by the army authorities and put in solitary e deg. test, 5.82 cents. Pre. govern- report widely." planning an attack in force ' '" months ago when the Russian this aptnment At tQat Ume ne made statemeilts vitally connected with plotting $.72 cents. . vlout quotation, ment lost its control over its soldiers. is known now no Canada. .which was carried on In this city. - It that German by . Until today the fate cf that second KEEP IIOfJE WATCH submarine ever reached the South As tnis messaSe was received 0ne of the bl? features of his diary is the fact that plans were made at Battalion of Death has been unknown. obviously had the consulate, according to Grasshof. the sinking of the Lusitania, when It seemed certain that the United States Pacific, but there been to With considerable reticence, but never one its operations and the word of its the Question arises if the answer wouid enter the war, to destroy the machinery of the German refugee vessels - D offlce- - theless with remarkable frankness, (AueeiatMl presence would been Jt was sent tnat same This a3 n was later destroyed when diplomatic relations were severed, Prtu ky U. &. Naval Wiralcia.) have kept secret' message was she disclosed to broken English a story as long as possible by the I answer stated that the How all the messages were received or sent from here Is not stated, but WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec 13 A Germans ' Busy And of rioting Russian soldiers back from appearance cf a German unintelligible and asked for further from the text of the diary itjs presumed that the majority of them were To Get A A . r "United The official 4 A 1 .1 1 1 . A. 1 L jmm m Mm L kl.V M States Guard" to supplement SI e I. fm an. tnrouga-in- uerman l-t- "Irdeatag . He to his accomplices lniormaiion. nanaiea ipcai consulate or me gunooat ueier itseit. MunST TmtaoS '"'PollM iurtag the National Star-Bulleti- U rSltaSMt" No reoly was received to this query, The n is not free to state how the extracts from the diary were Land Drives which Grassnor directed, dui was it secured by tne naval intelligence bureau. Aid i we tiiieu oy Toiuaiary enusunents i uv"i,c 10 offieers had been shot or deserted. funny enough to laugh at sent by the local consulate? these soldiers reached Petrograd and of men from 31 to 35 or by the assign- Curiosity was too strong to be quiet- ment men Is a sample of desperate at- with the threatened downfall of the of drafted who are unfit This the ed, however, and about a week later a t tf4 as season for general service. The uniform will tempts to frighten shipping, and it -- Kerensky faction another for second query was sent to find out the PLANS TO SAIL0.1S WtV .Associated today be army Krag-Jorgense- n will remembered how f. Pre' f excesses, a detachment of them blue and be generally nfeaning of the first message. An SKI! GEU if-- ' new tri news of a German stormed the inadequately guarded en- rifles will be the arms. widespread the story became. to stating the U-boa- answer came that - 4ri:e'--th-at ts. The tis 4- of ithe campment of the brave women of the The question naturally arises as to matter was settled. : summary says:': :, TO COAST APPEAR EARLY I! DIARY second Battalion of Death. . HALIFAX how it would have been possible for Viewed from the point of neutrality, i - suhmarlne force RECOVERING The German: f What ensued in the wholesale raping wireless messages to have been sent an attempt of this sort to stir up is carrying on an offensivefv of can be better imagined, for cannot FROM GREAT from the Geier without the teli-tal- e 'if complement it DISASTER trouble in which the United States . great magnitude, to told more could i or me - be in detall.'no than sputter instruments giving WOuld actually fieure with its next The story of German dspliclty re fally'both the larsf of neutrality- and . 4-- ,ta the drives attempted on land. of this war victim of the occurrence re knowledge of wnat was going on inside opera- -- (Auoeiatt Pratt fey U. S. Naval Wirriess.) oor neighbor. Canada, in case sucb vealed in Grassnofs diary is involved his own . parqle, .which ,became submarine move has failed ' r::'-' -- --: ' V Th4 f late It today. tne vessel. an attack should be made, must an-- 1 . . tive upon internment. - - -4- HALIFAX, N. Dec. 13. sec-- - .... ' 4- signally .according to wg The ana at maoe oDscure Tt was bad, worse than the trenches Jt will be remembered, however, r.par times oyretren BOY-D'- S - aa one of the mo NAME COMES .'; . London. The 4- Lond Boston relief ship, the Northland- - - - naval authority la ; and from the countrymen whom we that the Geier crew had a band can-- ces not exactly clear. Other refer- I -r breaches of faith recorded in ! N DIARY er, arrived nere today. Conditions in J I i i the EARLY ENTRi ES , American navy has reiniorcea tne would have aided," Aays this woman a Dress cana oi consmeracie size is ences. However, are startangly clear onvoys 4- - the city are beginning to approach nor- tain'3 annals,it declared. Right at the begianing; occurs' th Allied natrols; and and soldier of Russia. - ; . volue. is easy : d, and It to believe and significant From the moment name of the notorious Captain. Boy-El- 4-- successfully countered . against 4-- did hot go no; mal except for the ruins. I to the front, but therefore that during the evenings played by one of the numerous "oper when the Geier sought, the refuge of disgraced and recalled front hi post like many other women of the battalion So numerous, and severe are the when band was playing fav- - un- thi that its ators" mentioned in Grasshofs diary, Honolulu harbor and placed Itself -- .Washington. - ' "; - as naval: attache at It 4- 'defails of' the Russia we prepared to leave Russia," cases injured eyesight ' - !The she of caused by orite tunes down below another listening quiet- ' ", T The in" could be done der the protection' of the United appears In the diary entries of Oc- not yet been made addedV, " the explosions Is ex- have 4 that it announced tune, accompanied by alternating ly and at all hours of the day. as It States as an interned ' vessel of war. tober, 19H... An Attempt apparently ' .''C-- -- T; 4' clear. .4 Later she said that Kerensky was a pert oculists are needeu to prevent a flashes of Hcht from a wireless instru-- evidently was. judging from Grass-- 1 Grasshof seems tc have been scbela ' on ' &sJtj&x.telt v , "lCoaunuea naij three; gefteajhxeatened blindness, ment of no mean Pjower, was being jhofs report. jing and plotting to vtolate succcss-- .Contaiue4 oa past Two) - . , V w

HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, THTJBSDAT, DECEMBER 13,1917. CAPT. GRASSHOFS DIARY REVEALS QERmft INTRIGUE W terned with the crew "of the Geier. ing sent here. Necessary avoiding an v The entries are: thorities.' SECRET AGENTS, FORM OF PAROLE USED FOR GEIER March 14, 1915: "Received a tele- "In the evening a telegram came fpoa GEIER WIRELESS, gram from San Francisco, saying Manila asking us to secure permission ' Pahrisch was started out from there from the U. S. authorities on account CREW; FOUND IN GRASSHOF DIARY on the tenth and in case anything be- of the radio mate." fell him Geissmann. of Leipzig, will August 22 'Telegram to Manila: Ia USED FOR PEOT COMMUNICATIONS be passed off for him.' ti. e., secretly my opinion the time to Sept 3 la too substituted in his place.) short to get permission to bring to.' "I answered by telegTam as follows: August 23, 1915 "Telegram to Man-il- a: 'My word of honor requires that I re- Time too short to get permit-- : (Kircheisen's) "(Continued from page 1) did net know of his A, i ; port the arrival of Pahrisch to the ad- sion.'" occupation. it KAAfr Late In 1915 occurred an tneideat on nilarle miral and also the reason he was sect v was to tot men from the Oier I Kircheiffn appear? in connectior. back permission from (or the the Pacific Coast of which Grasahoc through Germany ai.ri orn" cre of a mi! without apparently some knowl- - to iv.ith the propcpd furnishing knowledge of) the Geier. " had "Inside" .. In t liin attempt, with its !ans necessai-it- edge, secrecy tauelit. itary paf.ort. which would March 16, 1915: "Tuesday the 16th. the visit under of two I!oy-K- d ;'":i-l- Iia-- e Dr. Rchwiek of to use false passport, rti be forced, to a Telegram from with refer- members the German embassy at Involved, as he admits Ma Sauerbach. Washington von Papen inasmuch who had arrived in Honolulu from ence to my telegram of the 15th: and Prince the scheme to use forged credentials. n:la and Trinansu (The identity of von Hatzfeldt Trachenberg, coiVllor appears nam of a Possibly 'Have notified the admiral of the de- embassy. V Here alno the this latter point is in doubt. parture of Pahrisch. Report was over of the This was Justr'After "n-necte- Hatsfeld-Trachenber- g. von Knorr. said to ' von ;rnaii. f it is 'i sinptau. looked on account of Sagelmanus' ab- counsellor fth consulate n' usherp up- - idiotic the Orman Here is the entry which sence." " "those Yanaeea" had seen the San Franc isco. Apparently at this K 17. light of day when a cry was going on the stage the secret agent. April 9, 1915: San Fran- and he was in San Franc ani "Consul at up In America he be The time USE OF FORGED PASSPORT cisco stated and N. O. that recalled. no be one- - of the agents in that Striebel diary says: kr REFERRED TO officer) from the Grasshof the Geier men a ros count rj aftT 17, 1914: September 24, 1915: "Capt von Pa- November "This affrnoon Leipzig came in on a U. S. transport." they had violated internment iarole the consul came on board with a Dr. pen and Prince von Hatzfeld-Trachen-ber- g Honolulu. April 13: "Transport Sherman is in are making a secret (Incognito) at Schwiek from Manila and Trinansu. ------Striebel and Geissmann on board, TO i message. I will . AAAAW visit to San Francisco. Papen will be "UNDERGROUND" PLAN He has a secret gbe ,WfAJAX the formerly of the Leipzig." AWAY a from luly 25 latter reproached in that he is responsible SLIP GERMANS him military passport April 17, 1915: "Decision of the 2S, 1HH. in (irasshot's w ill givo for the letters about 'those ldiotio On Octoher to August Knorr him navy department on the parole of the following two i Americans' found on Archibald. Prise diary are mentioned the transportation beyond. paymaster's clerk is here. They also regarding "unde-ground- " ! to give Hatzfeld belongs to the German em- telegrams this "Later: Have decided not ask If there is a man named Pahrisch mes- Kirchei-sen- , bassy. scheme. In the second Schwiek a passport because Luxate ama AmMMaj. on board. The requested parole was sage fill- OJurU., r October 1, 1915: "Papen and Count the words in parenthesis are the quartermaster of the China, ov, Wj' sent over. Also wrote they as sus- f them that are in the western states." ed in to make the meaning clear it warned me against him. saying had evidently mistaken the name Hatzfeld is established by the investigations of picion had been directed on Schwiek May 18, 1915: "Instructions were gave m Paenlch for Pahrisch." issued through Ambassador Bernstorff the naval intelligence office: on the China. Kircheisen NEW ANGLE APPEARS IN 1914: a tele- a ra- to all German consuls in the United October 28, "I sent and the captain of the Pommern PROPAGANDA WORK gram sending home sending news. He States to be careful in all their ac- to Knorr that the dio code for A new angle In the propaganda 1 (possible.' tions so as not to violate the neutral- of officers and sailors (Schwiek) claims to be a U. S. agent work busily carried on appears in and that two officers, two men and for the suppression of white slavery ity laws of the United States. given April of 1915. This related to the story HOW GEIER LISTENED IN those who are sick have been and the opium traffic." of German on Canada, which are a raid and an ON U. S. MESSAGES instructions. The steamers ABOUT MUNITIONS ON entry shows how rumor Ger- out of commission are the Holsatia the that Examples of "listening In": The fol- BOARD S. S. HOLSATIA mans in America were to attack Can- and the Loeksun." A little less "than a month later the lowing cablegram was found in a '1 ada started: loose sheet in the diary: "Telegram from San FTancisco: diary reveals, an apparent plan to send April 24, 1915: "Following telegram have (concealed?) the sending home weapons and ammunition from the " 'From Kahuku to Tituilla (Tutuila. (accommoda- was received from consul, San Fran Samoa.) of the men. also secured cargo of the Holsatia to Japan. In this cisco, through consulate, Honolulu: 1 "'Nov. 25. 1915. 9:44 p. m. tions?) in New York. recommended connection appears the name of "Capt. quietly an inconspicu- Ger- 'Please and In " IK 3 Washing- that shelter be given on board Delnhard, supposed to be Capt. Ed- ous way 'Radio government per- circulate rumors of a plan ot ton. To Govt. iVaval Station. Tituilla, man vessels to all accredited mund Oienart or DIenat, master of the an attack on Canada.' sons " refugee steamer Holsatia. Dienat was F)r American Consul Apia. 16th De- "To which was answered: 'Tele- 10, Possibly the German captain was one of those indicted for the Hindu gram partment, November Please ra escape, of the 2Uh unintelligible. Fur- port full concerning the arrest of planning on making his own conspiracy, the trial of which is now ther instructions necessary.' " for next day his diary contains the In progress at San Francisco. He was Hanssen and grounds for pladveawthe May 3, 1915: "Again asked for reply management and plantatlbn following: interned at Angel Island after his Ho- my German tc telegram of April 24 regarding employees of the South Sea Islands of October 29, 1914: "Telegram to nolulu below M activities. The entries My-O- XXMAr the Canadian affair. Thereupon I re Knorrv San Francisco, to be forwarded story chronological Aivt VUfr OXAAsf1 AAAAn' Hamburg, under forced admk$trv tell the in order: 'IWW ceived the following reply: The af-- to Washington. 'Please notify me If December 21, 1914: "Captain Deln- fair is settled.' " return, home ia at all possible. No hard and Mr. Klebahn came on board 'LANSING.' PLANS FOR ACTION WHEN THINGS trouble here.' " , and requested information as to DIARY TOUCHES UPON LUSITANIA WAS SUNK SOCIAL AND GERMAN' FAILURE OF. SCHEME; whether some boxes of sporting rifles None of the revelations contained in S. F. CONSULATE BLAMED and which were among the Late in December. 1915, Grasihofe J the Grasshof diary is more startltngly from plots va developments cargo of the Holsatia could be sent to to- diary branches off and Further In this significant of the German attitude lightly upon things scheme to slip interned Germans out Japan. I told him the articles were en- slons, and touches ward the United States than the German-Ame- r 7 of Honolulu. are revealed In the fol- contraband and could not be sent." tries about the time of the sinking of social. Apparently the lowing April, 4, 19,15: ."Telegram from the the Lusitania. They show the lean social evenings attracted him, tot entries: that diary contains something Ilka October 29, 1914: "Today shortly Embassy, Washington 'In case the German government looked forward to his a" T" weapons account of what happened, and here after the American steamer Enter- on the' Holsatia have only a possible break In diplomatic rela- ,! ' prise left port I received a message been partly paid for, refuse to deliver tions between the two countries, and occurs the name of Jack Cleary. the from" San Francisco saying 'Return of them, as in his case the German au- that in Honolulu the German ship mas- naturalized Irishman whoso dismissal personnel not Impossible provided thorities, "will, arrange for thejr pur- ters got ready for the contingency, pre- by his employer recently created some discussion and controversy In Hono- they, go In small numbers.' A good. chase. - Let ,us drop . them down by paring to disable German war and mer- ever-read- y tq opportunity was thus missed to send courses (I. e'. a few at a time) with chant ships. lulu. Here is what the . back two officers and four men. The caution in the bay, and let them be This is a form of the written parole which Capt. Karl Grasshof anfl other officers of the Geier handed The diary also refers in somewhat diary records: ! over to navy department immediately after internment. It is a promise to the American government to ob- December 26, 1915: Record of consulate at . San Francisco slipped covered with',care" the indefinite terms to the destruction of ' speech meeting of Germans op.". : RODIEKS NAME USED serve all its laws and respect its neutrality. weapons on the Geier. made at on night midnight by Collector of Phoenix Hall, October 30, 1914J i 'Telegram from IN HOLSATIA 'WEAPON' CASE The actual interning of the Geier was performed that eventful at tht Here there comes into the diary the to celebrate Christmas. -- paroles 27. 1915. la Prof. d, - A. and crew were turned over to navy department. These December Dwver Boy-E- New York,- out poor-- f' April '10, 1915: On the sixth of Port Malcolm Franklin, and the boat then the initials of "H.V.S." These are be- Turne -- 4 ly Geier. any, April the following telegram was sent or pledges, therefore, were given to the navy' department, Admiral Charles B. T. Moore, commandant Written lieved to indicate Count J. H. von Patrick Dwyer, teacher of languages, Don't send home men men, some except those" who' can; speak some to the Embassy; Washington: 'In re- pledges were giveo by the German officers for. themselves and for their who were required to make verbal Bernatorff. the German ambassador. who had an office for time at accompanying copy found In Capt. Grasshof s diary. The Initials of street- - -- language. ,nec- -' ply to your Inquiry,, 51 shotguns, 36 promise through their superiors. The was The entries which tell the story and Dr. Schumann's, Beretania other False passports near parole evidently ' essary.V" EvidentJy this referr&d. o stock, 36 barrels.' 14 boxes of ammuni- the Geler's adjutant are in the lower right hand corner. The word "them" the end of the open up a new field for speculation as 8peech: "Prof. Dwyer; failure to get Germans through to tion,j Not known whether paid for or means "any." to the activities of Germans in Hono- 'I believe In peace. I would like to , Collector Franklin recalled today that when the vessel was interned and he turned it over to the navy lulu are as follows: see peace. I want to see peace when Gennajay). : not ? (Signed) V (it being midnight) to make out the - October 30, 19J4; XM MU 'RoqiEK.' - department Admiral Moore told Capt Grasshof that it was then too late May 17, 1915 "Telegram to consul. the Teutonic Allies have driven the ' swerleii.t ' lfOT w" of this would be waived until Monday. Meanwhile, the admiral ald the Geier New York: Do you neces- the North the following . telegram 5 to BoyjEd: April 28 I9j5: "Had a conversation written parole the officers and that consider it Russian Bear to Poreweit should parole pledge as having been made and In full effect To this Capt Grasshof an- sary to destroy secret they trampled on the proud" 'Why did Tomer attempt-n- ot turn out and Schroeder officers consider the all matter?'" have properly? regarding weapons on the Holsatia. swered that he perfectly understood the situation and the verbal parole, from Saturday to Monday would be May 17, 1915 "Telegram from con- Ullea of France until they are nndia Will avoid 'farther failures. request you they, For. your information here' anf alien We decided to write to the embassy binding. sul. New York: 'I to notify tingnishablo from the mire: when : German steamers immediately to Dagoea into : certificate is necessary Honolulu.'" and call their attention to the danger gone to to burn have driven the Garibaldi (same as above). Tell Quartermaster Kircheisen at this point are: mechanics have Canada all secret matters relating to the naval the crater of Mount Vesuvius; waer November ; 3, 1 1914: Consulate, of some one getting Into difficulties of the so he can January 29, 1915: "K 17 asked by work on a job there. if-- , Kircheisen China that service; also notify the Alsace in Pago they have twisted . San ? Francisco, sends telegraphic in-- the American r authorities found IN K 17'S t make a careful inquiry when in Japan. wireless from the China whether his AUSTRALIAN GETS Pago. Consulate.' " ' Cleary (from the audience): ' formation men were these things on board." BAD! Jack that officers and In case the rumor is correct answer telegram has been received. Since WAY TOO "Telegram to consul in New York. "Again!" ' . ; v" ; caught. TWO GERMAN OFFICERS - Has requested their release." with the word "arrived" and If It is the China will be in Tuesday, I will "Chief Steward Morgan (Australian) (Better attache) : WITH FORGED PASSPORTS to have sent It to 'Do Prof Dwyer: ' and twisted-- - (These were supposedly men of Geier wrong "leaving".' " not answer the telegram in order to is In K 17's way. you necessary a. . I et Next with the word v deem the destruction of jsck uieary: uncemor. who attempted to reach Germany). . there is a reference made to a unneces- 17 the telegram WIRELESS IN ENGLISH avoid compromising him "K received last the entire set of machinery of the Prof. Dwyer: " and twisted tat FLOATING WIRELESS ON PACIFIC Lieut. Telt or Peltz, and to a German FOR sarily." from Washington to Manila. " PUBLIC CONSUMPTION Geierr tall of the English Lion until hM : IS NEXT SCHEME HATCH ED : v naval officer, both of whom were using The message was apparently caught February 1, 1915: "China in. K 17 "Schwieb (Schwiek?) has an- Above statement In parenthesis, is ' forged passports. Of this uunio tali uc ustiu a m v w j V : A new scheme hatched in the Ger- incident by trie Cormoran (at Guam. This is informed me that the Japanese have nounced (or acknowledged) being a that of Grasshof. Capt. Grasshof say8: guns through the deepest dungeons . man embassy at Washington next in English for public consumption: sold to the Russians all the old swindler. "Telegram from consul, New York: hell!" comes to light through the Taithful December 22, 1914: 'The Mongolia December 29, 1914: "Telegram from taken from the latter during the "Booden is director of the German-Australia- n 'Answer to your question: No. Only came in from Shanghai in the evening, Russo-Japanes- e , 3iary It is, that of securing a vessel Cormoran In the evening: 'Your last war." bank in Yokohama. destroy steamers' equipment'" on - : which shall operate in the Pacific as having board Naval 1st Lieut. Telt telegram not understood. Please re- February 1, 1915: "One of the Hin- "Holstein Is with the firm of Nick- DAIRY- STOCKHOLDERS (or P.). was avi- change of orders r-- "a wireless station for the use of the The first named an peat same in navy code.' " dus sent off by Knorr left for Shan- els L Lyon in Kobe." comes too Late NOT DISSATISFIED, S ator at Tslngtau and escaped the March 8, 1915: 17 wire- r, . .' Germans, possibly to get messages to January 1, 1915: "Telegram to Cor ghai on the $th." (Apparently infor- "K sent a Then Bernstorff instructs, and three day before the surrender. He Jap- MANAGER; DIRECTORSTaEEIV, ' : and from the; German interned and landed moran: 'Made personal inquiries and mation brought by K 17.) less on the 6th saying that two days afterwards rescinds the order, ap- in the vicinity of Nanking, was in- 1, anese transports were steering south- V , , refugee vessels at various ports, and found out that telegram of the 27th February 1915: "Eight thousand parently too late: ' possibly io communicate direct with terned there and that evening went to went forward in English!'" Japanese rifles were found buried in east. The China must have been 2400 May 18, 1915 "Telegram from Bern- Reports that there Is dissatisfaction z Shanghai by was an stockholders of V r K the great home station at V Nauen, rail. The latter Note that the following message was the ground outside of Manila." (Ap- nautical miles from here and about storff to (?) name omitted In diary: among the minority ' "' officer on the Jaquar attached to sent to the Consulate. It refers to the parently information brought by K 17) 1100 from Yokohama." 'Danger of having the weapons confis- he Honolulu DalrymenVfcasoeiation r " ! . Boy-E- d main-V- v headquarters, Shanghai. They are In- March 19, 1915: "China came 'in at " over the cost of the distribution of ,y . apparently desired to possible Japanese expedition. The "Holstein released." (Apparently cated.' : traveling as 17 emphatically ; tain this outfit primarily for "Hsten- - both merchants under "quartermaster" (Kircheisen) is men- formation brought by K 17.) noon. K brings the following in- May 21, 1915 "Telegram from milk to the public, are r.i ing in" on messages. forged passports." to February 27, 1915: Communications formation : Washington: 'H.V.B. Do not destroy.' denied by Manager 8. W, Smith, who 2, transmission of tioned and must have been known " dairy An attempt to transfer a wireless INTERNED GEIER WAS the German consul here, in the belief from K 17: "The crew (Chinese) of '1. Holstein got three years con- AnsVer: 'H.V.B. All destroyed on ar- explains the meeting held at the operator from Manila to Guam or Ho- USING WIRELESS CONSTANTLY of the officials investigating: the China brought weapons on board finement for shanghaiing a Japanese rival of last telegram.'" thia morning not one of stockholders nolulu appears later In the The Geier, although interned was us- January 2, 1915: "The following tel- in San Francisco. Destination, Hong- cowboy on the Mack. (?) MEETS ALBERT WEHDE but as a conference of the directors " entries. " ." Honolulu figures in ing her wireless all the time, the diary egram was kong. Ostensibly for the approaching '2. Japan has mobilized 300,000 GERMAN CONSULATE to discuss a proposal to increase th these entries as received at the consulate AT " j one of the points where the scheme shows. Grasshof junder examination yesterday evening: 'Following is the revolt. K has the task of approaching men. Not known against whom direct- In May a name now familiar to Hon-olula- capital stock of the concern. .5.- - was to be put into operation. Here later stated that he thought they answer to telegram of December 29th. the Chinese confidential agents in ed. bobbed up In the diary that Manager Smith also makes denial ot caught practically " - by .U ;;"7 ; ; arethe entries; all transpacific Wait for news of destination. Em- Hongkong and attempting to deter- '3, Nothing , particular known of Albert Wehde, of Chicago. Wehde, report that it has been ascertained messages. Herej Is one entry show- about the munition trade. (Mexico.) It posed as an expert that it costs the dairy about November 2,' 1914: "Boy-E- d requests bassy has been notified directly and mine where the arms are going. The will be remembered, a ing successful wireless .communica- quartermaster instructed. " leader of the organization on the " '4. In Hongkong there are 500 businessman and scientist in the Ori- iy cents a' quart to deliver milk, as . that a schooner be fitted out for his tion: 6 cents which, food ; radio master." January 6, 1915: "Received a letter China forwarding the arms has not Hindus, 200 officers and volunteers, ent, but Uncle Sam looked into his against the the December 22, 1914: "Telegram re- num- commission waa informed at a reeenH (Then an attempt to forward one from Kircheisen dated December 24 yet been found. The consulate at San besides one torpedo boat and two Jap- activities with the result that a ceived from consulate: 'Geier will been by fol- anese cruisers. ber of months ago he was arrested in milk inveatigation, it cost the asso (operator) to coast, which was unsuc-cessfu- L) (his instructions regarding inquiries Francisco has advised the transmit messages to Connoran. " into Japanese troop movements were lowing cablegram: " '5. K 17 was almost captured in Honolulu, taken to Chicago under in- elation. .. FALSE STORIES SPREAD TO for complicity the The association, says Manage?.? ; V November 7, 1914: "Telegram to dated December 29). He told me that 'Organizer (or leader) of the weapoi Kobe. The first officer of the China dictment in India ' ALARM PACIFIC SHIPPING no preparations had made for handlers on board the steamship warned him and he immediately got conspiracy, convicted and is now im- Smith, recently employed a new book' , consul, San Francisco: Sendlng of been . Such acts as those given above did prisoned. Wehde is an cit- keeper, and the, books of the concern wireless operators made impossible transporting troops." China has not yet been determined. on board again as soon as possible. American K not by any means constitute the range K 17 Since the Pacific Mail steamship com- izen and it Is not clear why be should are now being reorganized In every J Moore sent offt-ter- . COMMUNICATES WITH SAN because Admiral an of activities of the Germans at that pany need the legitimate services of a Ger- department Up to the present timet ; Captain London inaval station) FRANCISCO AND SHANGHAI "Rumored that 12 English and seven Is apparently about to dissolve, ' time. .They were persistent and mis- he going to Europe. man consul, this being noted because he adds, there have been no definltk-- j . me ' ' January 18, 1915: "Sent the follow- Japanese were engaged in the battle is He has Ameri- ' to . inform that Geier must leave de- chievous preaders of propaganda' an can citizenship papers Grasshof refers to meeting him at the figures secured concerning the actual narbor tonight by twelve o'clock or ing telegram consulate, San at the Falkland Islands. The Japanese and reported ' signed shipping local German consulate. The entry: delivering. " ' to alarm Pacific or to Francisco, to Germanla. Shang- admiral reported to have balked at himself to the consulate at San Fran- cost o( Intern.'." '. and May 22, 1915 1 foment trouble between friendly na- 'A Japanese transport has been placing his fleet English cisco at the outbreak of the war.' " "At the consulate v "K 17" SECRET AGENT hai: under orders. Mr. who was on way tions. During DESPERATE ATTEMPTS TO STIR met a Wehde his JAPANESE ARRESTED . NOW APPEARS lying at anchor, outside of the har the course of the action the In line with this policy is the story morning of January English reported UP TROUBLE WITH U. 8. to the Orient on business." the same time as entrlej bor. since the to have requested Is note on of AS MURDER SUSPECt About the told piecemeal In the diary of a myth- 17.' " aid from the Japanese which At this point in tb? diary appears Here Grasshof's arrival above,' the German secret agentA. V. Japanese the latter Maverick at Hllo: ical expedition to Mexico. 18, 1915: "Received tele- some a curious reference, showing not onlj - KIrcheisen, who figures so largely January a furnished to extent. (Japanese 12, 1915 "Newspapers con- A Japanese was arrested this morn- as Apparently the Germans hoped to gram from Shanghai In the evening. report.) an example of the desperate attempts June i ."K.17," appears in the story. He- - an article regarding the arrival Ing In connection with the murder of ; is spread such stories partly by mes- 'Is there more than one Japanese to stir up trouble between Japan and tained mentioned often In the diary and, In sages oth- TAKES FLING AT COAST of an unidentified steamer in Hilo." a Chinese laborer at Waipahu which which would be caught by transport there; are they army trans- the Uslted States, but the fantastic - ago. Cap- . the opinion of the officials who have ers than themselves and believed. This CUSTOMS COLLECTOR MORE GERMAN PROPAGANDA occurred more than a month 1 ports? What is their destination?"' yarn evolved possibly at the German McDuffie V , ne carefully into the references, re-- method, they hoped, would result in "The customs collector in San Fran- SHOWN BY ENTRIE8 tain of Detectives Arthur January 18, 1915: "Thereupon the embassy to do it. How the story got men been ported to Grasshof or to Rodiek, prob-- .' the spreading of all sorts of alarming cisco, on his own Initiative, held the Further German propaganda is shown and several of his have ,i following telegram was sent to Ger- from Honolulu to Captain von Papen quietly on murder since . ably both; to the German consul in rumors. two ships Intended for the cruiser in the following: working the manla, Shanghai: 'For Schowalter. a Is not stated. Probably the captain morning round' and -- squadron. (He 17, 1915 Boy-E- d It took place, and this .j San Francisco, .sometimes direct JAPANESE EXPEDITION Japanese transport to Angals (?) from is of English origin.) started it himself and then sent it to June "Telegram from embassy, Washington. Complaints oth- : ed up a man whom they believe was to the German TO MEXICO" IS HOAX the Caroline Islands. Has a crew of against Haas and the Honolulu : 'Rumor of submarine in the South c time a quartermaster er two dropped. spread in- implicated in the killing. He was at this The following' clew to a pretended 168. Leaving in the morning, destina- firms were Haas an! February 20, 1915: "A letter from Seas is correct. Please this j steamship China? plying be-- very The killing occurred in the Chinese V . on the in a Japanese expedition Mex- the other firms are entering suit Boy-E- d Cap- formation carefully!'" belief to tion unknown. Is a Japanese collier in which he states that camp on Oahu plantation, thisf tween'the Orient and San Francisco, ico very patent sample war- against the customs collector. Then there is revealed an attempt the is a of German with coal on board for Japanese tain von, Papen, military attache, told having been struck with ayv "touching at Honolulu. enroute. He propaganda. The government Ja- "Rumors In San Francisco of strain- him to transfer a wireless operator from Chinese has ships. Papers state that certain that since the interning an Amer- cane knife. He died a week later a1 used the wireless outfit frequently known that much of it has gone on. panese warships are in the vicinity of ed relations between Japanese and ican submarine (at Honolulu), came Manila to Guam or Honolulu. This s occupied posl- - ! has already been to: a result of the attack. and appears to have a One rather ridiculous feature Is to be the Hawaiian islands." Koreans. Investigation desired. U. alongside and its commander made referred i ; .; August 19, 1915 "Telegram u.y tion of some importance, but some noted that the message speaks of (The above telegram is also sent to S. revenue cutter gone to the aid of the following from ' remarks to the watch Boy-Ed- . N. as to ac--- : Manila and one to Telegram T. THREATENS question might be raised the taking troops to Yucatan, which is not the consulate, San Francisco.) the Asama. Crew rescued. Rumor officer (of Geier): "I would like to do f rep-- from hdqts., Manila: 'May I assign, MUNITION WtlR3 curacy of his reports. KIrcheisen f on the west coast of Mexico, but the January 23, 1915: "The following circulating that Asama was damaged something against Japs steamship during the outside, over there, one wireless operator who resented the owners of the east coast, and therefore inaccessible j telegram was sent to the embassy in an engagement with the Ger- if we conld come to some agreement D. The effect ol was Hllo man ship. is now here?' (This was apparently WASHINGTON. C Maverick while she at the to troops thus carried the reference wasnmgton: 'inquiries in Reported that the Van der After speaking with the on T. faced alone by the being vessel so promt Tann a officer for 'listen-in- ' work on the Geier.) T. N. Is not mrl Maverick the indicating of and small cruiser have broken I Boy-E- d lack geographical have established the fact that no watch at the time reported to I Boy-Ed- : in the trenches. The munitions work- conspir--I Thereupon telegraphed X nently involved in the "India knowledge.- - Here are the entries transports are going to Campeche.'" the blockade. that the report was untrue." er doing his daily stint faces poaslbl! ; Fran- - 'Headquarters, , Manila, telegraphs: acy' case" now on trial in San showing how this story of a Japanese SECRET AGENT K 17 AGAIN "A dictapuone was found in the con- GERMANS TRY TO death In making the high explosive-No- t " expedition "May I, etc."?" r cisco. was spread: COMES INTO DIARY sulate at San Francisco which ap- ESCAPE BY THE STATES August 20, 1915 "Telegram from only is he affected by breathin! A CO. SAY UNAWARE December 26, 1914: "Telegram Here Agent 17. led vapors trlnitrotuoluo HACKFELD from Secret K otherwise parently to the Japanese consulate. Early in 1015 the diary contains a Boy-Ed- : 'Assign radio operator to Cor- the dust and of ' k OCCUPATION Washington: 'Have you any news Quartermaster Kircheisen. again It was discovered very soon. good deal with reference to three moran. to " tut he becomes inoculated even thro of irs Hack- - Please attend details.' t - F. W. Klebahn, secretary of about Japanese transport reported to comes Into the diary. Kircheisen is "Rumored that a machine factory has Germans who seem to have tried to' August 21, 1915 "Manila telegraphs ugh his pores. In a report to th 5 admitted, the be taking troops to Campeche (Yuca- to be a de- public by J. . feld & Company, has understood German citizen and been established in Germany for escape to the states. They are Max that sending of wireless operator Is im- United States health states, that tan)?. by apparently was Its surgeon naval intelligence office ' Answer cable."' in possession of an livery of arms to Russia. Since U. 8. Pahrisch, officer of the Geier, who practicable because it is forbidden for Schereschewsky. one of KIrcheisen contracted for the supplies December 28, 1914: "Sent the fol- American passport, which again raises government Jorbade the exportation got to the coast and was being return- a German to land in Guam." the need Is emphasized for greatel lowing i" and paid for them, stating, however, telegram to Manila and San the point of the wide use of forged of certain submarines being construct- ed, and Strlebel and Geissmann of th August 21, 1915 "Telegram to Man- protection Tor the workers arouno thl Rodiek Francisco: you any passports. - . - that Hackfeld & Company or 'Have news,' etc. The entries relating to ed for European nations, the expert cruiser Leipzig, all being finally in ila. Germanla: 'No objections to bav- explosive LOCAL BEER TO SHRINK I irrii rmi Yivrn '.' iit 3RD E)EE(IS SLAV AMAZON THINKS REBELS IN ALCOHOL WHEN NEW ! bUA-Lmittdl- PROCLAMATION ISSUED! VAHT RECRUITS We SURVIVOR HERE WILL CONTROL QUAKEt Ci1RPS have As soon as the provisions of BEFORE DEC. 15 the president's proclamation re- - (Continued from page 1) dticing the aicohclic contents of - some ?.;- pretty POWER N CHINA beer to 2'; per cent become FOR WAR SERVICE mt The 3rd Engineers, Fort Shafter. are nice man anl tanctioned the fleeing of pHcable in Hawaii, they will be women from the battalion carried ojt by the Hcr.clulu out with a whirlwind recruiting cam- the deserters Petroprad. j Brewing & Malting Co., St. ('. and from revolutionary government Joe! B. Cox, county engineer of paign In which th Men of Hawaii are Relative to Korniloff and Kaled'.nes.i Tl?at the Sayres, secretary and manacer. neckwear to asked to join. she is fearful for the Jews in that part " ".iu..j - today. The Maui, has accepted a position with government republic is tna announced - ...i, Iiai of the content of the beer manufactured the American ".'riends' Reconstruction This is reason: come n the News iire-littio- has accompanied by her guarded of Bishop Y. S. Washington, Miss lxrioatz, by the local brewery i? about :'4 Service far w jrk in France and will from as told in de mother and father, ia bound for lirook-!yr- . Lev.is. recent visiter in Honolulu. For per cent, ilanaper many years lo- Sares sajs leave for that war arena as soon as patches, that after December l." en N. Y.. where she has a married Bishop Iwis has been that the reduction, if it hns to re show you at- cated at Shanghai pnpervisin?: the eJ listments will not be allowed exceT eiMer with whom she lived and made, will ia no way affect the iie can be eased from his civic work of V.if Episcopal sek-ctiv-e Xt men whose drafting is wholly tended school for a year and a half Methodist brewery's output. duties and the draft lis:, in "hina. '.3 last-minut- years ago. church that part of liesiiies z county engineer lie is to avoid e up to five It is pleasant to think now. as Ohrittnas draws near, "vaslontnft the draft by enlistment. Of tbe unfortunate victims of the "There is practically no government engineer to the Maui lean fund ccn says: gov-- j scores of designers The 3rd Engineers, one of .the crac first "Battalion of Death," the at Poking which functions as a mission. thfro are artists and all over the world looking girts I i organizations of Uncle Sam's arn;y "One sees bo many nice eminent in all rarts of the nation. JAPANESE MISSION HOME. With regt ,rd to the selective tlraft luisy croatinET things to make you and your friends look or leg ; :'have been instructed to recruit to fu'i now In Russia with an arm think, on the whole, the people of for the natv :nal army. Mr. Cox'a name gone." is th- - prettier than ever. var.strength and want to get Z(K cldl China are opposed to the northern' (8pcil Cbl to N'ipds J".i) r ar top of the list, his nnmber Aboard the Rembrandt there are government, of which 14 Huan Hong' TOKIO. Japan, Dec. The Japa-i- s Lei;:g a that it will be among the tional men. many refugees headed - ether Russian the acting president," the bishop nese parliamentary delegation to thy first to be considered by the exemp- Applications should be made at or for America, all of whom look to this declared. United States, iieaded by T. Masao, tion bo:.xd. Tiie neeklaees we have reeeived from them for this sea-on'- s to the dispensary. T- - did Fort Shafter young Kirl for leadership, even as Bishop Lewis says that the revolu- - Teturned to Japan this moraine. The As tht1 :rrvice of the Society of delightful look will a engineers Mne wear are truly to at and add offers unusually opci a Rumanian youth, Sceineilief. and a tionary government of the southern delegation arrived on the Canada Friends, cr. "Quakers" as its members to young men. Rus- very important touch to your fall gown. tunlties veteran of both the Rumanian and 1 oT l;ne. pro- - ; art of China is nor fully organized. Maru the O. S. K. are conin lonly known, which he Here. is a partial of the typr? who is a stowaway aboard j t list sian armies, After an attempt was maie to pro- - - - poses to join is one of the great hu- - trades or professions that win ie the ship. rogue parliament, the southern sym- both have declared war arulrst tler'nian increments connected with the ( sets, especially qualified; being wounded discnarged - Jrgandie, voile collars and collar and cuff dainty After and pathizers we.,: Shanghai re- many, so i.i dai.ee:- i f pub-visio- n way to and tiiere little iei'ig the reconstruction of Construction workers of all klruX from the army he made his to European struggle, He such" designs in Georgette and crepe de chine, embroidered, Lei-ont- mained for some time, after which the over the he; utilities as water and other Vladivostok, where he met Miss ' hotographrs, lithographers, carpen- capital was established at ("anton. thinks. The division of the powc nt works i; i the cities devastated by th , who encouraged him to proceed - hemstitched and lace trimmed. ters, blacksmiths, horseshoers, plurau-ers- ".Vow- the struggle for supremacy is the two governments is marked by the Germans, it is anticipated Mr. to America. His money giving out he that pipe fitters, machinists, going on. As I do not think the north- Yangtse river, he adds. Cox wi ll have no difficulty in procur- '.alee, still tried to continue with her as a miners, railroad operators of all ship ern government has the confidence of Asked regarding Dr. Sun Yat Sen. ing exemption. 'sorts, lumbermen, telephono men, op- stowaway, but was taen from the people repub- today by the immigration officials. He the of the north any more than first president of the. Chinese Mr. Cjx is the son of Principal Isaac of gas, en 1 v erators hteam or electric no English. tboe of the south think it is doom- lic, and who is so well known locally, M. ox of Kalihiwaena school. His , stckers, e'erks, understands to pro- fines: draftsman. His chief worry this morning was ed fall. There will have to be an he said: mother is also a memoer of the surveyors, - riggers, men experienced he eventual compromise between the two "Sun Yat Sen is identified with the fession and of the College club of Ho- S' or parting with Miss Lciontz and fear SACH In handling the of concrete, wood would be placed in jail while detained governments," is the conclusion of the southern party, but is not in its lead- nolulr.. Last March he married Miss! men handling de- steel; experienced in here. Then it was explained to Miss bishop. ership. In fact there is no well Heler. Horton of Pasadena, Cal., a Hotel St., near Fort animals, and men used to explosives. Lcicntz' friend that he was to be taken Both the governments are seeking fined personality in the leadership of gradi late of Stanford, whom he first to the immigration station. the cooperation of the Allies and the revolutionary party of the south." met at that institution. This she did not understand until she was told "like Ellis island.-- ' The .k1 Huber Is Ordered explanation was clear to her, and she smiled cheerfully again and encour- aged him with rapdl fire Russian as To Restrict All he was taken from the Rembrandt. The immigration officers thing the Rumanian boy may be permitted to re- Austro-Hungaria- main here, or go on to the United ns States. HATCH FAMILIAR WJTH ; U. S,. District Attorney S. C. Huber When they come downstairs today yrelved official news of the PRINCESS BERNICE'S declaration of war by the United PLANS FOR KAM. SCHOOLS States on Austria-Hungary- , together 1th cabled instructions from U. S. Judge Francis M. Hatci-woul- d Utorney-Gener- al Greeory to apply Former Christmas morning, particularly happy selec- a- be certain restrictions to Austro-Hung- a rians resident in Hawaii. tion as Bishop estate trustee, it These restrictions are identical with pointed out today, following the tcc Imposed on as provided ommendation to the circuit court in those Germans by torjn, Sections 9, 10, 11, 12 of the his behalf yesterday the Bibbo? let your family find estate board. a president's original proclamation con estate taining war measures for home pro Judge Hatch was the lowyer who ,, drafted the late Princess Bernic tection. . many .' Sections 9. 10 and 11 nrnvldA that no Pauahi Bishop's will and held and detailed conferences with ter. ix alien enemy may leaVe dr enter the 1 1 United States except on presidential is said he must have known, wore JT2I permission, and Section 12 provides than anyone else now living, her plans l tor the arrest of alien enemies thought for the Kamehameha schools, hrr to be dangerous to the country's wel Lopes and ambitions for the schools supported by her estate and which fare. . . For the present, say the instruc- were the prime activity under the es- V tions, no other .restrictions will be ap tate. As the repository of her tdeas plied : v., . and because of his personal and legal v qualifications, he is held to be a most logical appointee by the court "Music hath charms, and whether it is the sacred strain EXPERT ON the popular air, the Victrola places music within TAXES STAR-BULLETI- or that N GIVES YOU TODAY'S NEWS TODAY the easy reach of all. T.ESOLUTION NO. 160. If you wish to give your farmly a Christmas present Be it resolved by ' the Board of Su- pervisors of the City and County of that will be welcomed by all that will prove its value Honolulu, Territory ' of Hawaii, that thousand-and-on-e thro ughout the year buy a PRIVATE FIELD the sum of Two Hundred and Eighty-Si- x a times Dollars ($286.00), be, and tbe same Victrola. Is hereby appropriated out of all ' moneys in the Permanent Improve- . agent E. R. Cameron, income tax at ment Fund of the Treasury, City and the local' Internal Vevenue office for County of Honolulu, for an account the last 2H years,' has resigned that known as Additions Ejectric Light Instalments as low as $5.00 position to open a private office for System. specializing in internal -- revenue law, per month can be arranged Presented by i $35(MM particularly as regards the income tax $20 to i and excess, profits tax. - The resigns- - WlLH.McCLF.LLAN, ' tlon was tendered to Washington and Supervisor. T-- .became, effective DedM. Honolulu, H., Dec. 12, 1917. His business will be that of a reve- - ques-- nue lawrpert,- to answer the X hereby certify that the foregoing tons. thisrlse. particularly on the passed Fl'--t Reading and ,CcW Resolution law.' , His ability to handle. work ordered to print a a meeting held by pianos of this kind is acknowledged, by busi- the Board of Supervisors on Wednes- MmQHESE fire nessmen with whom - he has come --in day, December 12, 1917, on the follow- the finest that C1X-- " contact as a federal officer and by the ing vote said board: ' Yom tif " pert workmftifship an Every Sosig Wanit revenue office. Acting head of. the 'Ayes:' .Ahla, Arnold, Bellina, Hoi-linge- r, Collector Ralph S. Johnstone paid high produce. today, McClellan, Petrie. Total 6. tribute Ho Mr. Cameron declar- Noes: None. Of all the late songs. "Over ing- lhat' he is absolutely the . best posted and competent man in revenue Absent and not voting: Mott-Smit-h Place one in ycur over There "We're On Our Way seen. Total 1. work"that he has ever t Qnmd home. It will prorc a , "Through Mr. Cameron's resigna- E. BUFFANDEAIJ, and Piano, Ukujele, Violin, tion, said Collector Johnstone, "the Deputy City and CountyClerk. source of .continuous Flute, Mandolin and Banjo ' a- - 6967 Dec. 13, 14, 15. JPf(mos government has lost thoroughly 1 . pleasure. competent officer, and this office will 5,000 music. NO. Sheets RESOLUTION 162. Yeel, the loss materially, for although I m ,J 1 j his work was not directly connected 14. with 'that of the local force, he assist- Be it resolved by the. Board of Bu much in solving problems regard- - pervlsors of the Cityjand County of ed ' Ing the new law." ; Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that ; Mr.' Cameron entered revenue work the sum of One Thousand. Dollacs . k as a stenographer ih March, 1912, at ($1,000.00), be, and the same Is hereby fJ:i:'it San Trariclseo. From that position he appropriated out of all moneys in the worked to the' top in the income tax Road Tax Fund In- - the Treasury of ,000 field Service. He has taken an office said City and County to the credit of the District of Honolulu, for the ac , at 21$ Hawaiian Trust building. dx count known to wit: CHILD HUN District of Honolulu (Puuloa Road HINTS AT Repairs), $1,000.00. .; PROPAGANDA AGAINST. Presented, by i : K v CHAS. N. ARNOLD, ecoras FOOD PLEDGE "DRIVE" " Supervisor. songs by the world's greatest artists. That the spreading of report in op- Date of Introduction: t position to the local food pledge cara-- Honolulu, Hawaii, Dec 12, 1917. band music by Pryor, Souza and all the ' paign may have been - the result of best orchestras. mild pro-Germa- n propaganda, Is hinte- I hereby certify that the foregoing m d-at -- by J. P. Child, federal food ad-- Resolution passed First Reading and latest dance music and song hits. ministrator for the territory. ordered to print at a meeting held by -- ' Certain; Portuguese in Honolulu de--; the Board of Supervisors on Wednes these wonderful records place the finest clinedHo sign the pledge cards on the day, December 12, 1917, on the follow- efforts of the music elite at your ground that they had been informed ing vote of said board: world's that. If they had gardens, the govern- ,' Ayes: Ahla, Arnold, Bellina, Hoi-Unge- r, feet. ment would seize the products; and McClellan, Petrie. Total 6. that, If they stored up supplies - in Noes: None. , thetr-tiom- es In the event of a short-- , . Absent and not voting: Mott-Smit- h. r the government would comman--' Total 1. ' cvtf them.'-"-- " - T E. BUFFANDEA'U, These reports have already been Deputy City and County Clerk. UKULELES, BANJOS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, MANDOLINS branded," by Mr. Child as' absolutely J false and tie has pointed out that the 1 govert-;-h- as absolutely ne intea-- .tion ot'v-- these Portuguese Society Choico have been, led to believe it would do,1 ' . On the other hand, he has explained, I omea over ef-- iVS rr government . ... Me the is exerting every; dJ World have used it to rlonoiiuu SIC production greater beauty fort to Increase the of footl Y . obtain at home. - - .' ii 'TfA and to keep their appeal JAMES W. BERGSTROM, Mgr. ancc always at ia best. 4 3000 ROLLS OF ; Go to the : Gouraud's PLAYER PIANO MUSIC FORT near HOTEL Oroani ' for cooling sodas and soft FEK3. T. HOPKINS SON. H Tort "drinks." i ! I oa Voui HON IlULU STARlBLlJTlK TOUiSDAT, PEoblBCK 13, 1D1T. INDICO ,FROM MICHIGAN. NATIONAL GUARD NOTES I ENGLAND PLACES ORDER ROMANOFF TO FOR SHIPS IN CANADA di:e trom Midland. Mirh . tell PINES CO. B. oi indigo IS. Pvt. Vatquls Co. 1st i:s of tbe first production Fernando. charged Reiiraent. Hawaiian Infantry. be Domingo and Dai .Tulli, By Aiiaru:d from coal tar in the I n ted States. honorably discharged by reason of vith tra flic king in o'l;iin. were fined LONDON. Krg. if Frls ann'-u- ? Kllwoort Hendnck in The Popu sas - Kven the wife of the deposed Rus- -- i5rt and ll.Vi. resp eh . in ted Bri'aiv. l.as p"acd or- Scicm-- t Month!)'- One thousiin: nJIIiili physical disability. hre tha' r'.r?.t In sian C;ar wmild bt pleated with many t ; BUILD era! court ders in Canada for .'J steel of if i er cent are i $100,000 Pvt. Paul H. Pennok. M G Co, esel .'l ;aste of those fcandsomp Gowns. Trimmed wi! Mk to tors, the total tonr.aee dHiiy. despite the fact w at r. 1st Regiment. Hawaiian Infantry. i Hats and dainty Georgette.! I. urn with u on waists of Sing, charsedt the no h dor consideration bpine the last tr.rirT bill the dut J b honorably discharged by reason .. Voile snd i'rpp de Chip., now on di as H0A in fed arp - b v is- - iifc-- Tfcv sale of liquor. fii1 '"'. 1 he L..f)n launched rci, nid Irotr. r pla a: of removal of residence to continental i ' Jeffs Fashion Co. Fort andj Wednes-V- Kong On "tni-- s ; i PLANT eral court year or earl) in Ord,r :iio..i! oiSi;ni;ti.'n if iidico N STORAGE . nti Reretania et very rnitfl Slates op-,um- treets. prices are charged with tra'fic r.'- - in a? for oo'ie;i ships ti ". o of us ! im - i l the niahiioTiij K K. ( is recalled reasonable. Hae vou see them? I Private aricof (...-rnid-.i al.Bo fined fl'"'. .Ml, .' are also unci.? nnsidera'io" iii.iu..ii nis P 10'' tr.c Adv. i active service and assigned to the coal indign. hic: In for any possible makers 'he tar preparation Quartermaster Corps. Fred i K h lioff. surermtendent of same as the produr; of hippln and the resultant ir AMERICAN DENTIST FORCED is rheuiicd'lv 'be I'pon the recommendation of tht waterworks, reported .'Sterday nvrn-in- .f the tropical indigo plants, had storage in INTO GERMAN ARMY e of larpp facilitie 1 need Territorial Quartermaster, the follow work na-- f l'oe:i ' .r.- - ra! tro-.- t;-- 1'iaeai-pl- r that i'T.fi: '.ist pr" rt Islands, the Hawaiian ' ECONOMY FOOD thene No -- t i ing promotion and appointments are en tli 'ipanirg oil! of k .t-r-- s ,t will unortly build 'OPENH.ViKX. ifkt f." ar't'ictal Company. Ltd.. made in the Quartermaster orps. to rpsprol" in Ni.tiarm iVy. It is ex- lr. ar.d r.me reiial'it 'hai, damp-proo- f Fi?her an Anifrican dentist. ho has 'et'er a concrete fireproof and 1. 101": th-- v i some d'- date December ported work uj i the r.st ::a: .;tf prac-turn- n e. lias warrhousp on prcpetv at Iwilei. ?er-gean- t i.e"! its ?gt. P. McCregor to be w h'n .S'T IaniI time next o': acroid-in- Apples. per box. and IRON uhich will coal 10',mj;. ar.d rover an va ei. taken into the (iernian army, Jl Come J PORT fill original - to ;pr-man- first class received hrre from SEEKS LAND TITLE get them Geo. A Relaveff. ?; Ma- Jl of seven eighths of an a re Inter-Inlan- to ariicrs area fancy. M B kof - Carson, engineer the un-dr- . unakea street. Phone .17:..- Ad v. 1 Le removal of the old building The conscription was maic In a condemnation si:i; hrough; Pvt. Jnhn M. Watt to be sergeant Nanga'tiorr Company, : which gtand on the rite to b occ'i Stani the ruif re'iutrin? iinrier ertai'i against Rruce Cartwright. trustPc ti will a paper of - vice. McCregor. promoted. read to the Jmembers i;! Kale-- i lias al- ondi!ons that fTreitn resic.on j dpr tht- will of the late Kmnia losPi'h Korcola. vi years old. a na pied by the new warehouse R. W. Knginpers" m Pvt. William Shields. John th" Hawaiian .Association (icrmain sene 'in 'he army. 'eonalaui. the citv and county seeks o Italy. ommittPd suicide y ready begun and the onstrucrlon S in Uip Ijjdwlg K P. Langer to Thursda) nigh at o'clock 73-lm- bp-caus-e as soon Siddai! and Chicago. He to ?ec .re possession of i acres shootirg in a street of Stamford, A and will coal-handhb- Dr. hai'.i fnmi drink that refreshes eheert --Utfbig storaRp plcnt start library &n g plant of Fisher in be sergeants to fill original the than of and Puuloa for the relocation of worry over his wife and other as the city and county building the company Lantern iikjs .showing has resided in German) for inure at tired holiday shoppers. appro t years and had decided to continue of tiie Puuloa road near the C. relative? who are no in the zone of spector can pass upon and the plant will illustrate rlie ieriure. ten the plant hi practise there during the war. naval reservation at Pearl Hatbor the new Austro-Germa- invasion. fn connection with th Final details i One of ihe new hie h ha being PERSONALITIES schooners.4 drawing of the plans are now been built in the shipping' yards of completed by the Hawaiian PineappW ( 1" K B. ae the northwest 6ince the eHJ y of the The contract tot IRCl IT J DG S. KEMP, Company architects. companifed by Hogan. regis I'nited States into the war ij in port. of warehouse has Andrew the construction the gone Maui to hold a She is the St. Helens "from, Portland been let to the Pacific Engineering liar, has to session of the territorial land court. with an Australian cargo o lumber. Company and most of the materials The schooner is a five master with are already on the ground. motor aujiliaiy engines, rfh has :i K. A. MOTT-PMITH- , of K. B. Rarne. manager of the Hi member the i'.O'tO.noo Her now on capacity of lumber fa?t walian Pineapple Company. said today I'oard of superisors. who is gross tonnage is 2135 tons. that the growth of the business don' (he is'and of Hawaii recuperating frorr Sal required the new warehouse and fur his recent Illness, notified his office Am BUILDING PERMITS ther that they were malting prepare yesterday that instead of returning to ho would re- T tione to have ample storage facilities Honolulu next Saturday building issued on big island until Decern Three permits were main the morning by building pert We have on sale a large assortment of Oriental Silks, Stripe Silks and Crepe. ber lt. this the or's office. Y. Anami was given a, pei-mi- t Come here for Men's, Women's and Children's Gifts. Silk. Crepe, Toys, Curios, Nov-ellie- s, I VITAL STATISTICS to build a six room residea e oa : the waikiki side of GuTIrk avenue Lacquerware, Etc. i POLICE COURT NOTES BORN. , , near King street to cost $1 20. HARDEN In Honolulu, December 12. Annie 8tark will erect two cottngs Declaring he had used a knife 117. to Mr. and Mrs. Jeane Hayden, that to coat $1.267. 5' each oa the self-defens- m'ifci only in e snd after two of 675 South School street, a daugh side of King street near Piikoi ftf-ee- l : shots had been fired at him by two m ter Rose. and Lin San Fatt is to build a twd SHOTEN D Com- ODO NAPOLEON In Honolulu, December Hawaiians, Private E. Lewis. story dwelling on ewa sidoj ot pany. was to the 35 Hotel Street Open Evenings until Christmas 11, 1917, Mr. and Mrs. Titus K. 25th Inantry, committed Hobson lane, near Kalia road, to by Judge Harry Ir- tocost KspDleon, of 1821 Luso street, a son the circuit court $18:.(. win, police msgistrate, yesterday. Noble Kealohaokalani. ago, In Honolulu, December 11 Lewis was arrested two weeks LOAN seriously wound- 1917,tto Mr. Mrs. Don Loane. oi charged with hating and arid Kahoe 1719 Ashford street, Kalihi, a bod-- Dob ed Harry Wilson Thomas st Kakasko. Lewis' defense was that Alexander. and In .Honolulu. December the two Hawaiians attacked him MACHADO them to pre- a, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. Francisco shot at him and he knifed vent a bad beating. Machado, of J 87 Puowaina Drive a daughter alary Cozy. Christana MARRIED. IF BACK HURTS LOTAKAXEPDU la Honolulu, De-- . era'ber 12, 1917, Abraham K- - Lota and Miss Flitabeth Lelaloha Kane pun, Rer. Akaiko Akana, of the both worth while and Young People' League, officiating; BEGIN ON SALTS 11 j m 7 witnesses Miss Elizabeth Namauu. Miss Victoria Chun See and George Hapal. r Flush Your Kidneys Occasion- yOBBS-AKANAI- n Honolulu, De economical S cember 10, 1917, Jamei Hobbs and ally If YPU Eat Meat Mist Florenca Akana, Ber. H. K. Regylarly Poepoe of Kaumakaplll church offl elating; witoeaset-Cbarl- ea Hani ' woman who eats meat i aad Kaiaka Wahinealii. No man or regularly can make a mistake by flush- IilCHARDS-AKlM- A In Honolulu, De his gift will occasionally. Bays a There will be unuaml pleasure this year in giving, because with rare exceptions the donor knows cember 8, iai7 Qeorge. K. Richards ing the kidneys well-know- n authority. Meat forms uric Mrs. Hall! ; Alf Rct. H. K from f ani clogs kidney pores so and yield a practical purpose. This will be especially true of the things selected Poppoe of Kaumakapllli4 church of- scid which the meet some real necl i t they sluggishly filter or strain only ficiating; witnesses Chun Fook poisons from aad Mrs. Hattie Chuu Fook. part of the waste and niir neenrt mpnf t the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver l ' DIED. : i dii; OmfeHofl6lTrfrl,e ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders ill lB17,H6epotmill,, daughter of Mr--, T' eome from sluggish kidneys. and Mrs.. Peter. J. Louis of Puacli-bow- l m m : in !a; cf The moment you feci a dull ache LiS streeU natire Wainlha. the kidneys or your back hurts, or if Kayai, aged Seara, 9 months aad cloudy, offensive, full of . - the urine is .. v V';- TOOL KITS ' sediment, irregular of passage or at- TOOL CABINETSJ TOOL CHESTS AUTO WRENCH SETS AUTO KEAWEPOO-Jn Honplulu,; ; Decem- by a sensation of scalding, get ber 11, 191V Kuuleialoha.: infant tended re- ounces of Jad Salts from 1 with all the tools necessary to daughter ' nd K.Mrs. about four the thing to All sizes for all makes of of llr. j)avid anv reliable pharmacy and take a From the smallest to jthe Just iave vKeaepoo, of 12 AlapaJ lah, a na-- pair a tire. All material of best '' , tablespoonful in a glass Qf water be- largest around the house machines Utt of this citj. for, a few days and selected ijuaUty, in durable bags KAMANA Honolulu, 11. fore breakfast In December your kidneys will then act fine. This convenient size aud shape. v 1917, Sam Kamana,' of Xeilehua acid of $12.00 to $75.00 $5 00 to $25.00 of street, married, famous salts is made from the $3.20 to $50.00 $ mechanic, a native grapes and lemon juice, combined with ilatrali, aged 25 years, 10 f of months lithla and has been used for genera- tions to flush clogged kidneys and sti- mulate thetri to activity, also to neu single in sets . DAILY! REMINDERS so It no Mechanics' Tools for all trades, or ' ' tralize the acids in urine .V.' 1 t ' f' , i. longer causes irritation, thus ending Miss Louse Smith has severed her bladder disorders. conaectlon with -- Miss England's Hair Jad Salts U inexpensive and cannot Dressing Pifiori and is specializing injure; makes a delightful effervescent Manicure Sets own Knives LINOLEUMS Terra Colta Garden Furniture In treating patron! in their homes. lithia-wste- r drink which all regular Pocket Address 818 WyHie street, or phone meat eaters should take now and then From $1.50 to 129.00. ' PlanfColors 5903. Adv. Vv'jn... to keep the kidneys clean and the Herschels In beautiful designs. Garden seats in cases appropriate fer the blood pure, ttsreby avoiding serious , Inlaid Tiles boudoir or for traveling. WAIALAE LOTS SELL. kidney complications. Adv. Krusins ' in artificial stone in various sizes. Something no modern wo-1m- m , lota .Walalae Linoleum Mats should be v ithout ' Eleven ia the teach Stilletto flower tract hava been sold; to date and the CorEolin Rubs Full lines of terra cotta remainder of the property will tie dis Amer. Cutlery Co. posed by private--' treaty. The sale of saucers. Nail and Cuticle I t":uvK A Linoleum Art Squares pots and i - the Iota Is betas; conducted from the I. X. L., Etc. , Bishop Estates office on Merchant Scissors street ... i .' r. :.,;- r w HELP WANTED. The best makes and sizes. Very much worth while far Wanted A competent stenographer to the woman who takes pride accept position la bank on Maul. Ad- Razors and in her appearance,, aad es- dress Box 960. Care Star-Bulleti- THfc pecially in her hands and re- nails. stating experience and salary Safety Razors IDEAL quirements. 6967 3t XMAS GIFT FOR RENT. Gillette, Shears and Scissors LENNOfX IS A . FURNISHED HOUSES. Auto Strop, In a wide variety of sixes. Tea and Sulphur, Turns Furnished cottages, housekeeping and GRA88 n)JS PERSIAN RUG More desirable now than Sage Single rooms, reasonable, 170S NUu-anu- . Penn ever, when pjatriotic women -- MATTING WONDERFUL Gray, Faded Hair Dark Tel. 6129. 696T lm Enders, Etc. WALL are doing ao ducb sewing. Glossy RUGS IN ITS Every woman can use sev- and FOR SALE. PAPERS eral kinds; cone in. and get CHENILLE ' suggestions on this gift idea, Almost everyone knows that Sage REAL ESTATE. And Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- sq. $8S with BEDROCtM EASTERN CHARACTER 36.150 ft. Present income INTERIOR ed, brings back the natural color aad available room lor 10 or more cot- and Electric Table lustre to the hair when faded streak- tages. Central location. See Guer- Flashlights MATS gray. . ago only way ed or Years the rero, 27 Campbell block. Phone 5489. COTTON ART HANDIWORK. Utensils to get this mixture was to make it at 6967 tf mussy Ererready and home, which is and : trouble- BATH MA7J3 20 per cant Discount some. FOR SALE. Hipcu Only a few left. Here's your Nowadays we simply ask at any drug RUBBER chance to get a worth-whil- e $1.00 to $2.50. g store for "Wyeth'a Sage and. Sulphur AUTOMOBILES. from gift at a money-savin- priue. m m Compound." You will get a large bot- A BARGAIN MA US la these days of high priees tle of this old time recipe improved Studebaker. good condi- it will pay you to investi- 1!!! by the addition of other ingredients' tion, good tfres, seat covers, etc gate sura bargalas. Tel. 5S59. for about W cent. Everybody uses Cash or terms. $325.00. m WW , - aow, because no one i 6967 tf Your wife, mother or friend If!- this preparation an ; can possibly tell that you darkened Carving Sets will appreriate Electric your hair, as it does it so .naturally 1 Peerless Rpadster, electric lights W1Rm Utensil purchased here, just You dampen a sponge and starter, in splendid condition. as much as though you bad and evenly. or I. X. L. and Henchels : - Demonstration Royal Hawaiian Gar bought It elsewhere and paid " t i soft brush with- it and draw this ' t through your hair, taking one email aae. fi .. i967 7t from $3.50 to $25.00. 20 per cent mere far it strand at a time; by morning 4he gray ;)! Overland KiRoadster, good condition, hair disappears, and after another ap- 3 or two. your; hair becomes good tiifs, seat covers, etc. ash or plication ,6859. 967 beautifully dark, thick-and glossy and terras, Tel. tf younger., Wyeth'a Sage you look years A BARGAIN Is a delightful and Sulphur Compound 1917 Bakk Baby Six Rcadster, good 'i, not" intended t toilet requisite. It is for condition, good tires, one spare, and the cure, mitigation or prevention of tire cover, shock absorbers, bumper, .' disease. Adv. v . Warner No. glare lenses, etc. Run mm, i EjcSit, only 7000 miles, cash or terms, or i 'JJjmUNB (Irts&ted will take smaller car aa part pay- C-- TnflftfAMl Urn Lewer S, t Mi. ill ment Tel. 5859. 6967 tf Try It In iJr mvmi bt Murine. 166-17- : .--r, your and in Eby" Eye. lost: 7 i e C Erf m Pocketbook with Naval Station work- Tin? "Store of Satisfaction" So, Kinn Street t man's pass. Finder pjease Phane 3106 and receivereward. 6967 6t Aak XXBTtlM ET TUtrnWr Cm GO HONOLULU STABUmiTINl .TOUBiSI) DIIBEH3f 1917. STUDENTS WILL HEAR METRICAL 1FFERING5 ORIENTAL ART LECTURE Members of the art rlasr of the Col The Central and Universal Film lege of Hawaii will hear a lecture on SERVICES. Oriental art this afternoon in the ex TWO AT hibition rooms of Lewers & Cooke. Dally MOTHER'S LOVE FEATURES Matinees (except Saturdays and The lecture will be delivered by it. j Holidays) For Three Nights Only i from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. B. Mihran. who for the last week or Saturday and Holiday Matlrees from so has been holding an exhibit of rare j 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock. IS PORTRAYED BIJOU TONIGHT Oriental rogs. tapestries and works of Evenlnge (two shows) 6:30 and 8:45 art at Lowers & Cooke's. The public! BOG DOUBLE FEATURE BOLL 'clock. Is invited to hear the lecture. PICTURES CHANCED DAILY New Official Pictures of the Prices: 10. 20 cents No element that is calculated to Beginning toni?ht there will be two FORESTERS HOLD ELECTION win interest anL approval from features shown for one price of ad- - theater-noer- s is lacking in the current mission at the Bijou. The first will be At a meeting of Court Cameos. So. DANCING weekend program at the Liberty the official pictures of the 1 S. navy 8110, Ancient Order of Foresters, offi- Take a private from Madams n lesson theater. The bill includes a combina-- J taken by the request of the govern-tio- cers for the first half of the new year UK1DTE STATES Lsster, Honotalu'tf leading teacher, and or attractions thatlfhould satisfy i ment to be shown In the countries of were elected. They will be installed your ' A Lave faults corrected. the most captious. The offerings that the Far East. German propaganda Jan. 8. The new officers are: Indorsed by President Wilson and Secretary Daniels Removed from I. O. O. 7. hall to make up bill include a of has led the people In the Kast to be-mo- re George S. Perelra, chief raneer; Jo- Lu-nall- lo the 6tar ' Dancing Academy, 7-PA- Lester ef TViI. Pauline lieve the United States has a seph Leal, sub-chi- ranger; William RT PHOTO-DRAM- A and Alapal streets. Phone 6251. than national fame. that ALSO THE BIG Frederick, in a Paramount picture j small navy and is not in a position to T. Raposo. treasurer: H. Perelra, Punahou car passes academy. ex-Yor- k which has scored heavily in New j help the allied cause to any great financial secretary; Felix Rodrigues, and other Eastern cities, and tent. When these pictures are shown recording secretary; David B. Silva, the serial picture in which Blllie' there they will undoubtedly change senior woodward; Antonio F. Souza, National Burke is winning additions to the ' their minds. These picture should also junior woodward: Caesar P. Silva. se- an. ranks of her admirers. be interesting to the soldiers and sall- - nior beadle; August P. Gomes, junior YOUNG The Pauline Frederick picture has J ora here, fdr all sides are shown, ehow- - beadle; Dr. H. H. Blodsett. physician: College MEN'S and as its theme that great human force ing the boys at work and also at play; E. H. F. Wolters, M. D. Freitas and ll - , Prices: 15c, 25c, 35c, 55c that most surely grips the heart "The The other feature w-i- be a most ln- M. R. Bisho .trustees; Joseph E. Mene-res- Special Music and Orchestra of Dancing boys; Love That Lives" i3 the name of the teresting modern seven part photo-stor- y, Joseph Ornellas and Frank M. and the love that lives in the drama entitled "loyalty." These two Oorrea, auditor?, and Maurice B. picture Is a mother's love for her son. features will be shown on one bill for Stanley, organist. It Is a narrative of high dramatic one price of admission Frank C. Olivelra, chief ranger dur- of the newly President Wilson attended the fun- - W. Foster, father-in-la- of Secretary 4 5 p. m. ing past uiKn the installation SATURDAY, to power faithfully delineated by a great the six months, will become elected officers. eral ot former Secretary of State John of State Lansing. artist Junior past chief ranger of the court Roof Garden, Odd Fellows' "Gloria's Romance," the Billie 'ABOUT WOMEN' IS Bldg., Fort and King. Burke serial that forms a part of the program, in the new instalment lives Phone 6275. up to all forecasts made for it. Billie j Burke Is always a favorite, ana mi "Gloria's Romance" she has a tale j CLEVER PLAYLET gowns a worth the telling. Her are I Whether stopping here for a day particular feature of the production. 1 or for the summer, you will The Pathe News pictures have time- About Women," the clever satirical find this a hotel of per- ly Interest one-ac- t comedy written by Mrs. H. P. t fect satisfaction Agee, better known to the literary world as Fannie Heaslip Lea. will be COMMITS MURDER presented for the first time on Friday, Bellevue Hotel Dec. 14, at the annual entertainment Pauline GEARY AND TAYLOR STS. of The Footlights Club. Fntett SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. To Mrs. Denise Mahan-Beal- l has been given pleasant of creat- EMOTIONAL ACTRESS Solid Concrete the task THE WORLD'S FOREMOST Structure WHILE IN SLEEP ing the charming Mrs. Wilkenning, ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF about whom the plot Is woven. Will t IN Every Room with Private Bath Lew'ers will interpret the character of Headquarters 'for Island Residents O'Kelly, the intimate friend of Mrs. ) v Temptation," the Wil- (I A-- Canrifhtt. European Plan, $1.50 per day up Her latest Wilkenning's husband. The other 1 ik . liam Fox picture, which is the main .f .American Plan, $3.50 per day up in play of the s JCsoittKJstoe attraction at the Hawaii theater, is character the is that TFDusifi o M Special Monthly Rates. i youthful poet, will portrayed "TGd in which a which be a drama of domestic life by George Lindeley. Lw MORGAN ROSS, unique quality introduced. The is Footlights an unusually in- - Manager. power of the human will is the im The has portant factor In the atory. and the! Honolulu Representative: i formaa:"?.1"" It comists ot three X ! r....tragic murder WILLIAM L. WARREN, ' chief incident is a that lets, of which "About Women" Is sec- O, a wife commits while she is in a v. P. Box 769, or Telephone 2273 hypnotic trance. is ond on the list. The other two are While the theme "Eugenically Speaking." by Goodman, one of unusual it is presented In which Miss Frederick powerfully drives a Human Story sort Twelve-Poun- d by wholly Gladys and "The Look," J. in a manner artistic. M. Right to Your Home. This has been New York's Sensa- Brockwell, who Is widely known as a Barrie. The opening performance leading; Fox star, has the support of will be on Friday evening and a second I tional Play of the Year. performance will be given on Satur- it Miss Biille Bark an in production, excellent cast the v.iU ' ' and with appears Eulh well day, Dec. Both bo at the Are vou Billie Burke in her new serial Gloria's her Lanal theater. Seats are on sale at lowing known people as v Ralph Lewis, James - Romance?" This is a refined adaptation of a great story. Croze and Bertram Grassby. Laniakea. The entire procoads will iTIIiT- Li vcs go to the Red Cross. while. The Billy West comedy, held over See the second chapter tonight. It's worth from the. beginning of the week, con LYCEUM THEATER AT tinues to meet with popular approval. PATHE WEEKLY --"THE WORLD BEFORE YOUR EYES" The Hero," as the picture is called, MAUI TO BE REBUILT COMING SUNDAY affords the star full opportunity to TIME TABLE draw the laughs' that his appearance (Special Star-Bulleti- n Correspondence.) Pathe J Maul, Dec. 14. usually calls for. WAILUKU. Plans 39 . Weekly 7:40 ,,,, TIIZI" were completed a few days ago by Z, In addition to the two pictures men Serial - - 7:65 ; I ,. WOGAVED . PATH! MIL. Jl' tioned, the new instalment of the se- Jfi. B. Weller when on Maul for the WBIBDEH Feature -- 8:30 rebuilding of Lyceum. f rial picture, "The Neglected Wife," the Kahului vm ffln in! brings new and interesting develop- "Maul will have a real theater when 'f THIS IS ONE OF HAYAKAWA'S GREAT MASTERPIECES. ments in the story. - the Lyceum is completed," said Mr. Wellervv- - 22 CHILDREN ADQPTfiO . Woron thajiew ftructure'as be- AND BY gun" yesterday morning. The; plans ;GiGiss! REARED PAIR are elaborate. The front entrance If ' will be on the corner, but the build- MILLVILLE, N. 3. W. J. t&is Ivi ATIiing of Beauty and his wife have adopted and reared ing will not be erected In the same manner as the Lyceum which was de- twenty-tw- o Children. They have been stroyed by will across married forty-fiv- e years. , fire. It be the A Joy Forever spacious lot, so the stage will be as : We have just put oil disH far as possible from other buildings, The Social Side and the corner of the lot on Puunene play a large jshipment of Cut avenue and also the corner of the lot on the road to Walluku will be left - Glass, and adding same to ofHymiene ' i vacant, at least as far as the theater our, already exclusive stock, Society SS rult Is fecftrally careful about itself is concerned. This arrange- We announce the engagement of the state of their bealtta. And they arc art to ment will give, you an unprece- auk food use of remedies known as disease will be a great advantage, as the pnrniuTH. uwnucioa ana anusepucs are in- view either way will be unobstructed, cluded t1n this class but the greatest dented 6 p p o r t u nity-- for fare and, this corner here will not be , as r bould bo exercised la using any fatten con- - dangerous ' choice of selection. poisons, unless prescribed by a physician. as it used to be. itatns reason of Its absolute safety and its ejsswwvwMaafeBnMBIM(VBS results;' physicians hare strongly rec-o-n TONIGHT'S BAND CONCERT. elleek;China direct from mended Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. This 'a preparation appears to! occupy a unique posl-- ; The Hawaiian band will give a pub iSe .Emerald Isle with a tion as a toilet and hygienic antiseptic and la He concert this evening at KalihI-ka- l being most fatorably commented upon by so-'do- school yard ,; - both In at 7:30: sr. deboration you will recog- the 8Utes and abroad. The late "Old Direct from the studio of Ruth St. Denis ..j-- " Prof. W. M. Gray, pathologist to Froridencs Hundred" nxze.' HospltsI and' mlcroscoplst to the Army Medl March, "National Emblem" (new).. xsl Museum, in dlscusstng the merits of the .Ifcgiey preparation said: "From the abort and Other experiments with Tyree's Antiseptic Powder, I Overture, "Greeting" (new)....Mahl W.V.Dimond&Co., Ltd. conclude that Jt Is a most valuable and use March, "Mayor J. J. Fern"....Berger ful compound, and that Its efficiency must be Selection, Soul due to Its peculiar mode of manufacture and "The Kiss" Levi 63v65 King St. v Its well-balanc- chemical adjustment as well Songs Hawaiian Band Glee Clur : V.: as the 'exceptional purity of Its ingredients. " Waltz, "Old Tlnfers" (new) Lake Honolulu ;Phone4937 It is sold te packages at twenty-fir-s cents and one dollar by the manufacturer, J. 8. Tyree, Patrol, "Kilauea" Stewart Chemist. Washington, D. C. (a) Fox Trot, "There's a Little Inc. y 4 V-'- i m Bad Good" " ' . ' 3F and .Clarke (b) One Step, "Son of Uncle r San" .McCol

' '., ART EXHIBITION OlOtE .... ITOB maw At 7149 1'tiNk There will be an exhibition of medals, medallions and photographs WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS : of sculpture by Roger Noble Bnrnham, and paintings by Juliet May Fraaier, GLADYS BtOCCvl7ELL at the University Club, December 7 to . -- THE GIRL OF A THOUSAND EXPRESSIONS IN 20, open to the public from 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to 4 p. m. and, 7: 30 tx10 p. m. ' Hotel street entrance. Adv.

Power of wilrv-tha- t Influence which forces us to follow SAYS ACID STOMACHS the paths of right or wrong, wina ther final victory over sin in this v NEED MAGNESIA 8tron; dramatic photoplay.: t " WESTV BlULY the funniest man In the! world, in THE HERO." Poctor Calls Bisurated Magnesia Hundreds have laughed at his funny antics In thisplcture. If you Safest, Quickest and Most Effective have not seen him don't miss this, your golden opportunity. Acid Stomach Corrective. RUTH ROLAND in -- ON THE PRECIPICE-"- 6th Chapter of the Interesting seriaV 'THE NEGLECTED WIFE.-.- V- The almost universal use of magne- cyrx: i PRICES: 15,25, 35 Ctnta; sia by physicians and specialists in the treatment of stomach troubles, is due to thf fact 'that it stops food and neutralizes the acid the direct' cause of nearly all stomach s troubles. Of the many forms of mag- nesia such as oxides, citrates, carbon- LflHfll THEATER ates, sulphates, etc., the-- most suitable "1 v and efficient, and the on prescribed , j-4V'- V f ; r wit by leading specialists is bisurated i 'ftV y'tz magnesia, a teaspoonful of which in a - little warm water immediately after !;V :.: r . :r- - Instantly 4; 'l . ' eating will neutralize the V. .Presents Three Playlets: ; acid, stop fermentation, and thus en- sure painless normal digestion. Care EUGENICALLY SPEAKING," by Goodman. should be taken to get bisurated mag- by Fannie" Heaslip Lee, nesia, as its action is Infinitely more ''ABOUT WOlllEN' ? effective. It is also, by the way, "k--- l V r''Cfi'"-- V 'THE TWELVE POUND LOOK," byj. M. Barrie. - usually stocked by druggists in conve- " ' nient compressed tablets as well as : Benefit of Bed Cross. in the ordinary powder form. Stomach sufferers and dyspeptics who follow ; FmDAY this plan and avoid the use of pepsin, 2 5. charcoal, soda mints, drugs and medi- ; .,. 7V-'- - SATURDsW, DECEMBER 15 cines are invariably astonished to find that thft stomach, relieved of the Irri- Beserved Seats How on sale at Xaniakea. Prices $1.50 tating acid and gas, soon regains its appear of on tjie an $1.00. 4 Phone 2754. normal tone, and can do its work alone Miss True will in a series charming classical dances Roof every nighVcoi :W::y::, without the doubtful aid of artificial digeslants. Adv.

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'Ster-gttllgt- 1 gmwtoto in 1 im f , the tbeochb AMERICAyBlP1NO PLACE FOR them, as sometimes we are to our own FOREIGN PROPOGANDA children. RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR We may have apoiled them by over- Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- indulgence. Ingratitude, as we know. 2 g DKCEMBKR V HM THURSDAY Sir: "A Reader of the Star Bulle- is often the result ot such spoiling. Mr .J; r tin" writes to ask me if 1 think Mr. Cipary has been, ungrateful for what CJTheyMl be leary's all right. He hint that be- America bas done for him. happy on A A Warning Ger- can atone .1!'? Revelation and cause .Mr. Cleary is Irish and not No big talk or explanation I It I man, 1 may be silent. for the cruel sentiments he has ex Christmas. was merely one of their lesser pieces of The fact is. I had already written pressed nothing but a contrite heart Tbe revelation of German intripue entering forgery something about the matter for myj E. S. COODHVE. liiibout HonolnJn nhkh the Star Uulletin i able to mischief. regular column, but as it may be some CJThinking of the folks As to repeated references to the Gorman con- time before that could appear, I'll copy ANENT THE PRICE OF FISH. y the republish war-histor- of the l todav add to the varied Kodiek the letter here: involving Klebahn. T L. V. ! sulate, as to the entries : ' f - Dec. 9 1917. at home. jfcftast three rears a new rhapter of international Honolulu. informa- Star-Bulleti- n. apd Hchroeder. it may be stated that the against Messrs. Henry May . Co.; Editor Honolulu j!'4nteret. tion contained therein and presumably a gnat deal They were perfectly Justified In th?ir Sir: When In the course of bel- - slowly, ligerent events, becomes necessary fii- - How wide was the of German organization more in possession of I'nited States officials and action. went and with unusual' it J It is your duty then to meh is tolerance. j for one clique of men to decide the - End how devioua were its methods are told graphic- that they are in a position to act upon it. .Other firms might well take them j destinies of the general public, and Heyond the absorbingly interesting story of ma- for an example. The fact that Mr. ' to declare unto oppressed mankind its make your own home t xllv in th rii.irv tn which Cnritain Grnsshof of the Cleary so Jauntily justifies ! obligations reholdens unto them chination and intrigue, with its atmosphere of secret hi? action and 'interned (Jcrnian cruisor (ieier confided with amaz- - is prima facie evidence that he lacks i of the inner band It behooves hum Christmas happy. agents and far-flun- g plotting, there is the fart that a true conception of the duties of an ble mortals to inquire into the rea M.VtifT 1 - i n i tir-fo- f i r fantm hilt rOTlif. of fplf- ti tintn" nnlv ...... most of Grasshof should have been American, citizen. sons thereof and the logic therein that, of the activities - -- being enlightened In the flame of pu- graphic messages involving not merely himself but made impossible. There is the further fact that rrojua inerary Manapoim ni3 poem CJNine shopping i3 good, very good: its sentiment is j rification. we may come to understand more German residents of Honolulu. Hawaii has not hitherto had a half realization of rank. . the sacred mysteries. For the way With what scope the German government worked the extent of German intrigue. Nothing can excuse it for any period' to Nirvana lies in the regeneration days before Christmas. of American history, before, duriug, or! of man and in the pronouncing of the : iu (hfiy - every ; r jhrmrlVUW tiltnu...... n ain. a i f:irt tlmt tlita....- ...... These revelations should serve fo wake up j L in ....i. after the war. secret words. Lei him who would war-vessel- , easy-goin- g "XT a hiuall and obsolete Gerniaj this American citizen who is inclined to in Mr.. Allen says editorially: "Many i read of the sacred Vedas first utter an American the mystic OM. lest in confusion his t ijerman naval officer who theoreticallr was isolated difference to the facts of German activity in Hawaii citizen still sympathizes with Ireland. an1 is frank abjut ex-- ! thouaht be lost, and learning siip . - Publicity Helps Shoppers. 41 v. . . noth Paid jl. ilirillflJIII, U II ffS .1 ' i a. They should convince every such citizen that pressing that sympathy. But It is oue away into oblivion. A mystic aifcjriii, iij ri III. nil tiiiil n iirim in mmikiii iuhihu ing but the most ceaseless vigilance will serve to think to speak for Ireland, and another mystic name and a tie. the I A - 1 I V. I V.n . . 4 '. iVn.- ..IKICfilnirU territorial food commission Inured in f 4.. ..Inl.a.n ... il n 4...... i u- thing to speak for Germany." That's . UU )JHU pmu mi ll. jiimj..A immm " Tl""'1 iroHiiir. in mifr imwu. inc jiniiiTi iiimii iiiv iwiin'ii it. the powers of government, product of The general circulation of the QOO ne - enemy, i ney Tiieutrantv or the l nitetl states aiicr nan intern- conspiracies ot tne snouiu ojx'u ncn This poem speaks for Germany's the brain of Brahma. lxng may it Star-Bulleti- n for Dec. 10 Tvas VOOO prolong- - 'Ved his ressel under American and international i eve to the faithlessness of German word: to the cruellest outrages upon innocent wo-- ' endure and its usefulness be ready violation of law and honor by German off- men and ciildren in England: ed. Let not the murky waters engulf Germany our sovereign sires, 1 Wi TI A 1 . A A "When shall hatter down J u fact i ou i apen ana ioy-r- fJ ;inoe iwo uuiufh ui icers; and emphasize again the already known And 6et alarse the wooden walls. Nor, please Allah, may it come into ' . . .Vi i i j i conflict with glorious trio res v.EOinriouB Hignmcancp luosejt. iwo arrn wuuuurcis that a promise, a pledge or a parole is nothiug to When grey coats march through Lon that meet me on the The committee In charge consists don town, plendent in its disregard of publto no man but tnat he .sociated with ron Bernstorff and the genial. the German but "a scrap of paper." iva1 and nart on the square. of Mrs. W. J. Forbes, chairman; Mrs. And bloody weal or of public wo. Far be it from Mac-Caughe- y. Britain's sceptre falls. i E. A. Jones, Prof. Vaughan .(.'apt. Grasshof carried too far the German con- the laity to dim the luminosity of the lth the world, indeed, is ancient When stands exposed before the world In age, the J. E. Hlggini, Walter Engle, confided leper sacred symbol, or to intrdude into the and its syllogisms hoary pages of the diary as concerning themselves tempt for 'a scrap of paper." He to "a The of humanity day brings with it a burning Mrs. W. D. Westervelt and Mrs. Rich- lthe Then Freedom's flag shall be unfurled, ir.ner recesses of Chilllngworth, Win passing - German and American affairs. Their dealings scrap of pajor" the story of intrigue, and iyw that from even the embers ard Whltcomb. vtrith Ireland will stand with Germany. ston and Cooke. brand of virtue through to expose to the world And not public of evil. And evil there is in our Hono- forged passports for Germans passing "scrap of paper" turns up Before writing such disgraceful it shall be for the shimmering SUPREME COURT CASES. ii 0 ? .: a. to demand but for it to humbly ac lulu resplendent in the .wodqiuiu win come as no. surprise, ior conniving at himself and the men with whom he dealt. stuff Mr. Clearv should have alven a cosmopolitanism. cepi. it snail not dictate, ior it is suo- - feheen of piscatorial thought to his own personal necessi Honolulu, what shall The following eases are scheduled ties. servient; and the public mind Is a Good people of In supreme your to be argued the cou3 Tenement Evils Become Acute The Support of Volcano Research WeU. thin war im lnt Vsf public void. be verdict? morning: nettlm Sincerely yours. next Monday things. One important "matter is the1 Let hIm who gainstlth the opera Antone Fernandez. Jr.. vs. Socie-dad-e 1,01,8 price-exploiter- s, ma LAWRENCE KALEIOPU. citlzeri'i accountability to his neigh-- 1 of or the Lusitana B. de Hawaii. Motion ill TVnlnrflblf ihi t Up hcieutitie overcrowd in may be frnf-rnmo- - conditionr of - ihe It not generally known that hnr hit nf chinatiojis ol fish:boosters, be an by of the tran- i.tt rr inmmimiv h. ' plaintiff for correction tenements due to the sudden influx of laborers and station at Kilauea is supported entirely by private not to som rttfttsnt lanri frnm which athema. Be ever accursed that sod CENTRAL UNION PLANS script of evidence. The Volcano Research As he camet ' den tram commonly known as the ENTERTAINMENT Territory of Hawaii by B. 0. R1t :!ieir iamilies from the plantation, temporarily subscription. Hawaiian - or 101am XMAS This war is going to make a country : P60?- Tne senate naus enburgh, commissioner of public lands, jljfTlncnt with bonus money, have been brought to sociation, with members and correspondents all over of shall not be garnished in onions but v. G. Correa. the United States; a homogeneous At a meeting of the executive coun- F. 'Uflie attention the in the hope that the world, is seeking funds for 1918. Certain cor- people. in fish: smart society Is immersed in J. W. Ambrose v. Kealokaa. Appeal of StarBnlletin of aromas, not cil of the Central Union Bible school , 1 1 x - f ZA. A r the rarest piscatorial Judge, second circuit. ' 0 Ml HMWM41 1 1 going to England, from 1 rrpnriPM iinnp 111 1 in Hawaii have given as reason for not We're be closer to were formulated for circuit :.nmrin ami nriroin win irr porations infrequently located near the corner Tuesday, plana Hayselden v. Wm. B. Lin- Ireland, Scotland, France, and the the 'Christmas entertainment to be Alfred N. jrgrave soda! evils arising from the indiscrimnate subscribing to the labors of the volcano observatory other countries, even Germany, but of River and Hotel streets, nor im coln, ct a I. Error to circuit court, perceptible in the near .vicinity of conducted by the Bible school on Fri- j'iiiassing ol men, women and children. that this tcork does not immcdiately'conceni their we're going to protect the United day evening, December 21, at 6:30 second circuit States of ' America, too, within and beautiful Palolo. In the matter of tha petition of T. It appears that the situation is acute for a double business. Thii is a realization of how hum- o'clock. Lyons of quo warranto, without. You bet! D. will give an ex- B. for a writ first, navment lanre bonus' has scientifically minded group of hard-worke- d ble and insignificant is the general Dr. R. Williams Vneason: the of the - . That going to J. N. Uahinui. Reserved , . We're to be more careful who hibition of Christmas magic. Dr. directed ' .few businessmen, the of the research associa- gets in, and when they get in, how public, and of bow large and all im questions from circuit Judge, second fnansed many laborers to quit work, either for a directors portant are those intricate interests Williams has the reputation of being Vj-ee- Ath-erto- n, they conduct sleight-of-han- circuits. "good here In the city or to take tion, "Messrs. Thurston, Peck. Thayer, KbjTngle. themselves. a clever d performer. of time' America has too long been made a entering into the fishing industry. For Alfred N. Hayselden v. Wm. B. Lin " - Rev. Albert W. Palmer, the new . riawmpft to thft Pacific coat. The stories of for- Westervelt and Cooke, elected by one hun- field for lawless campaigns against be it remembered that, withal, the coin, et si. . Error to circuit court, public pocketbook: and the public bal minister will relate a Christmas 1 mad In C'afttnmia Iiirp crnorant a other peoples: Insane, second circuit. ftm tn niU dred ard fifty associated persons representing anarchistic lot are the only assets of the com story, followed by the appearance of Hpanish, Portuguese others, in spite of the cruel vital interest of the community, of the territorial crusades, In which wjld-eye- d socialists a real, live Santa Claus. Each pupil and of all countries have raised their monwealth. representatives from ' And it Is really surprising how pre' is expected to bring a present to give Three hundred Hiftillnftionment no man v have suffered.' government and of the nation, are not actuated in bloody flag give all parts of Germany attended the op- ! to Santa Claua. who in turn will l - We to be U"v!I!L Social Democ- Coming'to the city either to spend, their suddenly- this 'service 'by the needs of their own businesses. want done with BLOOD. rightTf'T"our!' matters to charge us them to the poor children of th city. ening of the German and the hideous creatures who preach a racy Conference at Wurzburt;. but money , ecnring The INTEREST in question is the volcano, center prices may fit, or Refreshments will be served and Required or in 'the expectation of it. whatever they deem were no Independent Socialist Reamer-passage- , ? to offer loaded figures to our suscep large Christmas tree will be decor there : the laborers and theirkamilies of a fjidious national park, prime attraction to trav- We want true brotherhood and com- tible food commission, or to present ated. delegates. ... 1 ake up quarters In the tenements. Those who elers and primal 'gas-ven- t of a celestial globe on panionship' and love in this broad land of plenty. claims so harrowing as to cause even i im- - j oped to go to states have found it virtually which we perforce must dwell. 4 the denizens of the deep to weep scald- the We don't want our food wasted in poisible.to get accommodations Owing short The interest is vital because volcanoes des- feeding ing tears of sympathy. tothe ary exiles who come here to Albeit, the puhlis has the option of of steamers." est imated not more tructive like the German army. The interest if breathe out murder and revenge. 'age It 'is that eating or not eating fish, and the Lord HONOLULU REAL ESTATE. passengers .able not local everyone goes to Ireland has had grievances, but they knows how scarce piscls has become Hthan a tenth of the expectant are territorial and because are being corrected by a country well r!l in the seven seas, and how utterly - nint-icui-un the volcano, soldiers, Every- IO secure ilCKeia. J.uc rcuiaiujuij auu tourists and islanders. inclined to do the right thing by all necessary it is for Honolulu to revert quit-thei- its people. problem . to the already large crowds ".wbo have r one wishes the volcano .explained and everyone That Ireland's is to feudal times In the conduct of its " still a problem is due largely to Ire- NEIGHBORHOOD OFFERINGS regular occupations' ' and are "little better 'than quickens and trembles if his home, his loved ones fishing rights. And it is unlawful for youH land itself. us to dip beneath the waves that Look over this list of Home offerings. Perhaps rfloaters.w , - .' or.his purse is threatened by earthquake or lava, by That's plain to every man who or, mat- some of your own close neighbors whos r roll on private strand for that find in it volcano-made-. reads history aright. And g W E. Piefsch, sociaj worker,, who goes into the flood or by drought. The islands are the Irish ter, gaze upward into its over-domin- values yoh are thoroughly familiar with ' temperament, delightful as it is in property, day tclis The interest is national because y' canopy of heaven. For having read tenement distri!ts almost ewry appalling our volcano many of 'phases, Is $3900-wirtSLi- EiY ' its also one causa Lord Byron's apostrophe to the ocean, uuxxui in ruunui. happen ing. v Families-- with young is. American and unique and may indeed of the difficulty of dealing with No. 318 stories of what is the in which he extols the freedom of the . 5 rooms; lot 78x150 feet Oarage. boys and girls, fresh from the plantations and quite pass into national control. The observatory has Irish. briny deep in that Immortal passage England is coming slowly but surely S2S0O- -P ANGELINA HOME, Kalihi. that-ma- y in Childe innocent of the. pitfalls;: await them, are creditably completed five years of experiment, rec- Harold: rooms; 50x100 lot; near car. to a solution. "Man marks the earth with ruin his 6 Ne3t herded together, with single menof all races, and ord and achievement. The director of the observa- There's no bloodiness or "m?.rching control $4500 ESKEW PROPERTY. Punahou St. through London" required, and so far " with women and other gir Is "who ply their1 illegiti- tory has given aid, comfort and scientific advice at Stops wlthithe shore 6 rooms; 75x1 28-fo-ot lot. Especially attractive. No. 120 : as the United States is concerned, .' it's I am reminded that, after all, Ha mate brazenly..' v , , time of disaster, not only in Hawaii in 1016, but trade '; not our affair. waii bas sadly upset poetic fantasy in $3500 MAKIKI ST. As the money vanishes, the laborers grow'despeF also in five other lands stricken by volcanic catas- The Irish who come here to live, ner g endeavor to control 5 rooms; S0x120-f-t lot. Convenient to schools. No. 323 muoi leave maner overseas, ate for money. BurrbundbyeTH trophe, namely Japan, Italy, Costa Rica, Martini- uiai iney not only land, but sea and sky $1300 KARASOFP PLACE, Upper Fort St. cannot inject it into our politics or our Now it Is not astonishing that prices suspect, daughters, the young sisters, que and Vincent all of --neighborhood. No. 331 scarcely the St allies the United States social life. They may think what they should aviate like the soaring of that 4 rooms; 50x100 lot. Economical be forced by family necessity to adopt in the present World conflict. please, but the law is going to regulate are likely, to ( glorious bird the eagle Into its hidden $4500 CREEDON HOME, Alewa Heights. what they write and say. the mostopporrune method of earning a few dollars. Hawaii may take pride in the observatory and aeries, but the manner of Dassace is 6 rooms. Acre lot Harbor and mountain views. No. 334 problem to various so- sustain or may release deep down into the hallowed folds of Mr. Pietsch has taken the itf its scientific treasures to this of' the Irish hs we have of the our humble pocketDooKs. wnose $2500 LILIHA ST. cial relief agencies and, found jthem all willing tu outsiders, or may let it die. But let no one living Germans. strings are not fastened into Gordian 6 rooms; 45xSOfoot lot. Big value. No. 337 cooperate in a plan of persuading the laborers to on these islands say that it does not concern his Our efficiency has been impaired by knots. And it is not to be remarked German, English, Scotch, Irish. Rus-- ! of how apparently obscure is the Phone 3477 for further particular ; busines. return to the plantation, where steady and lucrative sian, Polish, Jewish. Italian and other, vision of proportion, entertained by employment is Assured them. He maintains that To this Governor Pinkham adds official indorse- kinds of Americanism. hA love.lv Inlet of the tnid-Paeifl- e. given them here in: Honolulu, ment: ' ' It's time we shut up about the blooi in their endeavor to associate auto- - if outright charity is that's In us, or the Veturn bestever country cratic prices with democratic means, there is no hope that they will until the last Read and approved thirteenth of December, 1917. irom wnlch we ourselves or our fath- nor even the judgment of our learned Mnnr fs irane and bv that time the worst evils' of LUCIUS E. PIXKHlU, ers were glad to be expatriated. food administrator In the advancing Were no herding the sexes together may have been wrought. Governor Hawaii. better than we are, ho mat of theories so mathematically perfect, r ' of who we ... .mm" 4' m t m ter are. as to preclude ail practical ideas or ' He also feels that notnmg wouia d more neiptui tn If we get drunk on German beer. results. t. H. BIUDLE. SF.CT. CUAt. O. UCIIER. J1U TUBAS. kind-hearte- English port, ' checking this indiscrimnate herding than prompt Many thanks, d folks, for the response Scotch whisky, Irish Hence It is that all things being Fenianism. oy me ooara qi pre- to the request made yesterday on chif Russian anarchism. Italian considered, we must take a fraternal and vigorous action neaiiu n behalf of a blackhandisra, Jewish graft, we're riot view of the universe that is In Ha- vent overcrowding In tenement roomti V dren's home for magazines and other publications fit to live in America. waii. Behold the little red foxes that Pr. Pratt, president of the board of health, in a from which pictures can be clipped and made up This country.has treated everybody run about seeking prey and the en- (except possibly the negro and the snaring of a busy world. Here is a Ad Club recently; pointed out the diffi-nil- tr into scrapbooks. Colored talk to the pictures are particularly Chinese) right. We have treated them bundle of sticks, tn each separate rod nrerent such owrcrowdincr. The of .. board desirable, . , u nt c but any of those suitable for children, .in- witn good nature and generosity. Till a weakness, in the union, strength; health' powers in this direction are comparatively cluding photos and postcards, will be welcomed. now, we hare trusted their good-wil- l, there, a bow and arrows, the symbols ' If anything, we've been too good to of invincibility. True friendship hath orroVipio am thm SalvnttATi Star-Bulleti- m1t' tint it tiih Armr Leave them in the editorial rooms, n the Associated Charities and private philanthropists building. will refuse to pay out money to these families un- The home of less they will return to the plantations, sheer neces- One of the mysteries of German psychology as ' sity and the sure road to prosperity again will revealed in-th- e San Francisco trial is 'how "easy" XRi 111 speedily, set their faces away from the tenements the Germans were in digging up thousands of dol- Dwellings for Rent and toward the comfortable quarters on the plan lars for perfectly unreliable and unscrupulous m FURNISHED. S tations. ; : ; " is Pearl Harbor 2 bedrooms $25.00 Each rear repeated the old story of laborers Tantalus Heights 3 bedrooms 45.00 On Thurston Ave. quitting their work in Hawaii because of fantastic A coal mine in Pennsylvania was recently closed Kahala 2 bedrooms (garage). 150.00

1 . . F1 . M A'V .1.1 IUF1I I BM H ..VI nT W O V V W V. for three days because a couple of wild cats had PARTLY FURNISHED. is Each year, gotten into the mine and wouldn't be diilodgcd. California. after this excursion far 1801 Kewalo Street 7 bedrooms 100.00 afield, they return to llawail exhausted' in purse Wild-ca- t mining seldom does so little damage. and often broken in health. Thia year few can get UNFURNISHED...... It Cor. Waialae Rd. & 16th Ave 3 bedrooms (garage) SO.OO - pn ox SALE ; xo me cuaet auvi me They must have called Herr Zimmermann for- FOR vwjrtjinyu pan a 2540 Ferdinand Ave 3 bedrooms (garage) 60.00 ' : mnfct tpn With thtVtuuiv m Ua ; W m- " mmm.me-d- kaa TV J 4 ft eign minister because in his case there was "nobody 1833 AnapunI St 2 bedrooms 40.00 (41,000 square feet) sured, in the majority of cases, their return to for- home." . 1295 S. Beretania St 2 bedrooms 26.00 Alewa Heights 3 employment at good wages and first-- bedrooms 30.00 mer under Mclnerny Tract l bedroom 20.00 APPLY class living conditions. La Follette will soon be as popular in the United - f . y.i OFFICE. 'sssaes5aga9 States as President Wilson is in Germany. Cor. Hotel & Richards 4 rooms 5Curtailing the cjtyjs expenses for" motor cars for mmmmm 30.00 I department officials will call for a display of most Almost everybody but Mexico has dc lared war "heroic Economy. Jlut retrenchment of that order on German v. Guardian Co., Ltd, will prpflt lhe administration a lot more in public Trust FOOT MERCHANT JTO2TT HONOLULU aproWal than omc of the plans advocated for sav- So far as C-ap- t. Grasshof is concerned, this is Real Estate Department. TeL 3683. St&ngenwald Bldg ing the.tity'f njonry. at the cot of reduced service. Der Tag." C5 O

J. Y. Child, federal food adminis- executive officer of the territorial trator. It actlnr liead of the terri- body. Mr. Castle's resignation does torial food commission Tending th Hawaii' s New Sda Scouts Raise Flag until January 1. but it return of Chairman Jsmes D. Do! not take effect from the mainland, and store tLe is expected that the commission will M appoint Ms resignation of A. L. Castle as ex- meet in a few days to And Get Ready For Marine Activity WS STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY ecute officer. Mr. Child is assistant successor. JAMES H. LOVE PHONE BUSOMESS AS USUAL Serve at the table and eat F. 0. MIGHTON, D. C.

204-- 5 Boston Bldg. (over May's) every crumb $ Graham Bread f o.V r..nn A T Phone 1431 or your grocer and place rreeaOHl S L.Oar your order for definite delivery. Make 4 Get Your Christmas.: your i Christmas Gift " Gifts Early .$! this year to the We have just opened a large assortment of beau-- ' tifully embroidered kimonos, doilies and table $Vr War Needs of pieces, richly embDidered handbags, fancy placa cards, a large stock of children's toys, etc. WJ Women and Men! i m fellj - - - 4 vi;llr VV-- J :1 The Y. W. C. A. has a big part ti l , .::,::.; IJi ::- I to play in the conduct of the King Street, near Fish Market., : k, war in keeping wholesome the - y . social relations of the men at the training camps and mak- 1 ing tolerable the working con- ditions of women at munition and other industrial plants- - ID A campaign to raise $45,000 & is being waged to accomplish this work. Put no limit to A Complete Stock of Oriental Novelties. Here are photos signalizing one of the biggest and best things that ever happened in Boy Scout activities in Hawaii the launching of the Sea . Scouts here. Honolulu and Hawaii once more are shown up in the lead of the country. The photos were taken last Saturday morning by the Star-Bulleti- n photographer. Upper photo, left your Gift to right Leo de Roo, Carl Mortensen, Henry Silya, Guy Gitt, Cris WilMs, Ezra Crane,' Leonard McQueen, Alatau Wilder. Standing behind the line are, (lft), Scout Executive R. N. Burnham, Scout Commissioner H. S. Hay-war- d Whatever sacrifice you make and George Crozfer. In the lower photo the scouts are to be seen on the Charlotte C, getting ready for a cruise. Japanese in money, it cannot equal that the troops of the land forces as they ; made by the men and women 4 stand today, is the statement of Leo ) NOTICE. de Roo, one of the most popular. Scout GIRL SCOUTS ENTERTAIN 4 wHo are at the front and in officers in the movement here. very The annual meeting of the Sea scouting will demand a it is particularly worthy of - fighting 4 for Scout Council- - will be held at high standard and quite naturally will note that Troop II, Girl Scouts Bazaar ' your cause. the Alexander Young hotel at forge ahead of the mother organisa- of Honolulu, gave an . attractive 6:30 p. m. tion very rapidly. . program of music at their head Experienced, clean, husky fellows quarters In Kakaako last Satur-- 4 Fort St.;; opp. Catholic Church will form the first troop of Sea Scouts day night That they could, so senger, or nana TROOP MEETING CALENDAR. here, and they will naturally demand shortly after being organized, to trie member ' Troop VIH will meet at its head- that their standard be kept up, even render so .many songs in chorus f of the Committee of 1 00 HvKo quarters at 7 : 30 o'clock. though they will not boast of as large as well as In solo and duet, re- - ,.X. Troop III will meet at its headquar a membership on Mr. - as the land forces. fleets credit the leaders, upon you. . y ters at Moiliill next Wednesday even 'M --WMMi.SSSMVMHMHMHHk, and" Mrs. William Knott. 4' ing at 7:30. ir.e girls were attractive in Troop XX will meet at its new simple white dresses, with black tfie headquarters at 7:30 Friday evening. ties and yellow leis. They were 'Givtto uttermost assisted by some of the boys of . 11 Troop XX Gets New Headquarters Troop VII as well as a few other 4 give qui Next Friday evening the scouts of outsiders, and netted $5 toward 4 Troop XX will" meet, for the first time their equipment fund. 4 in their new headquarters which is at Y. W. C. the church opposite from the Queen's A. FINANCE hospital. 444 Scoutmaster Soares ' or the troop Dainty home-mad- e candies in a COMMITTEE asks that all scouts In his troop make variety of flavors, packed in appro- DAILY REMINDERS f an effort to be present. priate Christmas gift boxes, for sale 4 f on order at Laniakea, 1041 Alakea Dr. S. K. Ho Is practising Dental Troop III. street. Christmas fruit cakes made to Surgery at 1323 Fort street. Adv. Pretty dresses children, At the last meeting of Troop-H- I order. for For "Distilled Water. Hire's Root toys, pictures, hand-illustrate- d books Moiliill, a scouts Beer and all other Popular Drinks - r at class of fourteen legends. was organized to practise on the ex- Of Hawaiian Adv. try the Con. Soda Water Works Co. Dr. Schurmai'ii. Osteopathic Physi- Last a amination for the rank of second g Bere-tari- a p class. Tbe troop Is expecting' some . Shortage of railroad cars is ma cian, 10 years established here. I equipment by the &xt boat from the terially reducing the output of man and Union str ts. Phon 1731. coast, staves and a troop flag being coal mines. -- Adv. Included. Lifetime ,.' ''"V II mB TROOP V. To Save Eyes Is The Object of The usual meeting was held by Troop V last Friday evening. The This Free Prescription. Try It financial business was again dis Need Not Cost cussed.-- . Thillip Zane talked about Your Eyes Give You Trouble A giving If ; : a dance at the Outrigger club. Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eye- - that wearers of glasses have discard- The others spoke of selling the bi- Lot Money if' SO'-'- ed a few weeks' use. of "11 -- aight In One Week's Time them after a cycles which belong to the troop. One man says: was In Many Instances. "I almost blind; Patrol leaders were told to have a could not see to read at all. Now I small memorandum book to keep track can read everything without anv of all the records of tbe boys in pass- LONDON. Thousands of people suf- glasses and my eyes do not hart any We Have Them ing work-straine- X- - of thefr tests and In paying their fer from weak, d eyes and more. At night Ihey would pain weekly does. William Holt of the sec other eye troubles because they do not dreadfully; now they feel fine all the ond patrol was changed to the first know what to do, says Doctor Lewis. time. It was like a miracle to me." A Come In patrol, formerly held by Louis Jar-di- n. They know some good home remedy lady who used it says: "The atmos- for all their other ills, but none for phere seemed hazy with or without E. S. Barry, formerly of Troop V their eye troubles. They neglect their glasses but after using this prescrip- is still keeping the drum and will not eyes, because the inconvenience is not tion for 15 days everything seems whether you have little or return to troop. He it the had, the sufficient to drive them to an eye spe- clear. I can even read fine print with- much to spend. . drum repaired for quite awhile and cialist, who would, anyway, charge out glasses." would return it if the troop would them a heavy fee. As a last resort it is good for the eyes, and contains only, pay him. it was stated. they go to an optician or to the five no ingredients vrhich would injure iliHiiiil ' the The little gray package with fifteen-minut- e A drill was given to and ten-ce- nt store, and oftentimes get most eyes of an or eensitive infant its neat gray bow- - carries an "MEN OF HAWAII;" a biographical the boys. The troop was divided into glasses they do not need, or which, the aged. Any drugeist can fill this two divisions under Thompson and after a few months, do their eyes more prescription. Try' if. and know for air of refinement and elegance Mortensen. The scout house is rather eye comnilation of the men of note and injury than good. once what real comfort is. makes up in ap- small for drilling so we had to drill Here is a simple prescription that Note: Another prominent City Phy- with it that achievement in the Terri- out in the yard. We had a fine time. every one should use; 5 grains Optona sician to whom th above article pearance what it lacks in cost. substantial After the meeting football 'practise dissolved in M glass of water. Use sai '. : "Optona is a very re began. TYAU, in- - three or four times a day to bathe the markable remedy. Us constituent tory, which has been several months Troop Scribe. eyes. This prescription keeps the gredients are well known, to eminent eye widely ; Star-Bulleti- eyes clean, sharpens the vision and specialists and rescrilied in preparation ; by the n, KNOT TIEING IN JROOP VIII. quickly overcomes inflammation and by them. It can be obtained from any At the short business meeting con irritation; weak, watery, overworked, good druggist End is one cf the ery is riearing completion' and will Tse off ducted by the members of the troop J tired eyes and other similar troubles few preparations I feel fhculd be kept ,V;". a challenge was icsued by the Eagle! are greatly benefited and oftentimes cn baud for regular use in almost nut ml tn thA spronrl natrnl- - . in lrnnH by use. Many every Adv. . press for distribution about Dec. r r cured its reports show family." the tieing. Drill followed the business WALL & meeting and knot tieing followed" the 20th. vMen , of Hawaii gives the drill. A close competition between of the-two'- , patrols followed and they DOUGHERTY facts of the careers men active in were well matched but the Eagles car- ftI A ; ried off the honor of winning with ATI I the .various fields of business and pro- the red marks for ability m knot tie- Goods ing. - It was found that all the knots Jewelers Opticians fessional life. It is the most complete tied by the scouts were correct. A meeting of the troon will he held Friday evening at 7:30. j Just Opened and .authentic record that has ever r - .n..'. 5 SEA SCOUTING WILL TAKE i Been published in Hawaii. A STRONG HOLD HERE So Says Popular Scout Officer. THE CHERRY AlexaLnderra That sea scouting will take a strong Open Until 9 P. M. 1137 hold here, and in the near future will Fort St. be looked upon as a greater unit than

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Many Close Finishes In Y. M. HAROLD KRUGER : MEDEIUOS WltlUEfl LUDY LANGER Norman Ross Leads Swimmers OF HONOLULU GOLF Swimming Races Last Night In Number of New Marks Set ONE-CLU- B CONTEST Ludy Langer Wins From Harold Kruger by Inches in Two Events Olympian Swimmer Has Eight New Records to His Credit-D- uke Ladies' Race Was One of the Feature Events of Evening j Whether there shall be absolutely Kahanamoku's New Record for Century Recognized in Place-Pre- ston strict conformity to golf rules the Dowsett Eleanor Lyser Tie for First b By A. A. U. Olga in Marion and rather informal one-clu- tournament i7 v, Dorfner Leads Feminine Stars Record ; j Chapin Shows Ability in 220 Palama Wins Relay at Moanalua last Sunday was the ' Breaking J. W. Overton Makes Sensation in Indoor Meets ! question upon whose answer depended award of the first prize. I.a3t even- , up and won out If the 'swimmer and officials of the but John Kelii closed Norman Ross, the sensational long t Ross. Olympic San Francisco, rec-2a- t ing the committee in charge was still dul. Y M C. A. meet had jotaed together in 1 2-- 5 seconds slower than the distance swimmer, who flashed across : City, July 4. a debating the question though inclined Coron ado Tent Cal.. by Daniels. Harris made . evening and tbey could ord held j the swimming horizon bast year, 1917. framed" j to give a liberal interpretation and has meet. ! pretty for second place. recognized A. A. re- - not have staged a more exciting rate .T. P. Medeiros. j added eight I', 200 meters, bath tiooft), 6 turns. I Minvielle proved to be a award the victory to From first to the la?t event the Albert i j cords to the long list of marks the 2m. 21 Norman Ross. Leland the al-ti- o and v. as done today. - j and this were u aging a merry bat- stayer for the longer distances, , uiympian has made. At a Olympic awimmers - Medeiron, appears, did not ad-- recent Stanford. Jr.. Iniversity, were confi- it i T A A .nH nrgpiiiiv pvpn pvpnt waa though manv of the fans regarding! rr oof n r in C, run's t!io I' club bath, San Francisco, Cal., Nov. he - hero strictly to the ruling dent that Chun would win out I" ; jf I i I 4 a re-- ! closely contested. 1'r - j jficials recognized number of 24. 1916.' up to lifting his ball from a hazard. Ap- A large delegation was on hand, but failed to go the century the cords for the year, 100 yard backstroke, open tidal salt of Outrigger boys. preaching the ninth hole Sunday he not as many as ought to have been standard the ! In addition to the eight so: water, straightaway, 8 Har- ; shot the ball into the stream which records lm. of events. Kruger Wins It by Ross, Y. U. Ho- present Tor such a series ; six other swimmers have old Kruger. H. walkaway in runs to the .right (coming home) of. C. Honolulu. Governor Lucius Pinkham, General Stubby Krnger had a .added one record each. Duke Kahana- - nolulu harbor H. T., Sept., 5, 1917. ; 75-yar- fairway. While entitled Jus-lic- e d finishing in te Moanalua ."Wlsser. General Chief the backstroke, moku. Harold Kruger, Ludy Langer, 150-yar- 5 Johnson. : it backstroke, bath t23 4-- 5 to lift his ball and drop a club's; Delegate Ku-bi- o 49 seconds. Hebner's time for this ' A. G. M. Robertson. length stream, it is alleged Perry McGillivray. Mike McDermotl turns, lm. 52 n. Pavlicek, ' from the distance was 49. Preston Chapin 9 i Xi and other prominent people were sa : and C. D. Pavlicek have each one new Illinois A. Chicago. Detroit A. C. of 220 " 'that it was taken in on the fairgreen C. meet. proved to be the real class the , present at the )Xi j j mark to their credit bath. Detroit. Mich.. Feb. 24. 1917. i ' ' " : more than this distance, the player yard novice winning easily. This rv Ji u K 200-yar- . Hawaii has been lamenting the fact '' Olga Dorfner leads d (25). 7 ffzt i being unaware of ruling. the feminlns breaststroke. bath swim- swimmer has been showing unusual the exact that there were no long distance However, pretty that swimmers in new marks, with Doro turns, 2m. 20 Michael McDer-- lau- promise and will without doubt be one it is certain who could so the i b a - mers here after a good many players in the one-clu- thy Burns close second. J. W. Over mott, Illinois A. C. Chicago. Pitta- Ross, evening of Hawaii's real stars in the future. rels held by but last ; ton, the Yale long distance runner, is burg A. A. bath, Pittsburg. Pa., April Markham did not appear to be up to contest did not follow the rules to Harold Kruger made a same fight in b i piven two in- 20, 1917. the hairsbreadth. The one-clu- tour credit for new marks, his form. 200-yar- the 800 meters, and although the win usual cluding 4.16 for the indoor mile. The d relay. 4 men, 50 yards each, Hitchcock gave Kelii a great race ney furnished a lot of good sport and ner is always accorded the honor for ( away list of records recognized are as fol- 25 yards bath, lm. 42 Yal Uni- 80 100 open and there is no disposition to take wimming a great race, great credit is for yards in the meter lows: versity (L. A. Fergusoif C. V. 'S - I i I from Mr. Medeiros the credit for hav- due 'Stubby" for his great fight for a time was leading the Healani It' Schlacht, R. Mayer up and ing gone around in winning style. A American Amateur Records and R. Thomas), against the Callfornian. swimmer, but Kelii woke RUNNING Yale University bath, New Haven, opened big gap in the last lap. large number took part and even the up a 60-yar- d I Great Race near-cloudbur- st dash (indoor) 6 J. G. Conn.. Feb. 28, 1917. ' The youngsters under 12 years of that deluged the val- REGENO DOMINO For 40 laps Laager and Kruger they ' - v. ley did not dampen the enthusiasm. Loomis, Chicago A. A., made at Sen- World's record under rules of the age got a hand last night when ki r v Swimming ptayed together, touching off at the water, little j though it did dampen the skin, of the ior National Indoor Championships, International Federation, . flashed through the and . : clock-lik- e Lan-- I held at 22nd Regiment Armory, ' (Women) Jurns with precision. ' Burbank. the water wizard, won out Honolulu Golf club folks. the tj gained a trifle on the turns, but was Medeiros won with 88 net, using a New York City. March 17, 1917. 50 yards, bath (20). 2 turns, 29s.. Ser in a hot finish. The breaststroke ' Turn-gemeind- HERE TO BOOK 300-yar- d s. e st i , mid-iro- n. (indoor), 32 G. Miss Olga Dorfner. Philadelphia Kruger kept up his' stroke, and the called no race as the swimmers were . ( J William Cullen was second dash XV. Boys' Jun- Philadelphia, . Pa., two long distance swimmers made a disqualified for not swimming the with net 90 and William Bell third Dernell, Club, made at bah, con-llnue- d Feb. 17, 1917. Jiard fight for honors, but Langer proper and failing to with 91. ior National Championships, held at breaststroke N. Y.. January 1, 1917. 50. yards, open tidal water, on to the line and in the last both hands. Next Sunday the club is pulling off Buffalo. salt touch with 300-"yar- ll - d s. straightaway, 29 4 5s. Miss, ,G. Yew strokes' won from the local boy Yee, champion Chinese a two-ba- foursome. It will be hole- FILIPINO TEAM dash (indoor). 31 A. D. Ah Kin B. Kelly, Holy Cross, Burns, Los Angeles A. C, Honolulu . by Inches. world, won the 100 play. Players must be ready to start made at Senior swimmer of the r ' harbor. H. T., Sept. 5. 1917. ' The time for the race was slow. It yard open event with a margin to at 9:15. National' Indoor Champion.'iips, held was announced last evening that an On the following Sunday the sec- at the 22nd Regiment Ari ry, New 100 yards, bath (20), 4 turns, lm. spare over Hitchcock. Bob Fuller took Regeno Domino, a prominent Fili- 7 -- 3 5s. Miss Olga Dorfner, English record had been smashed, but once more and ond match of the Honolulu Golf Club York City, March 17, 1917. Phllade the diving honors pino baseball promoter of Maui, is in 1000-yar- 2-- - B. Country played d run (indoor), 2m. 14s. phia Turngemeinde bath, Philadel- the time was 11:43 B. Chung came back in the 50 and won vs. Oahu Club will be city. He came to ar- ' the here make J. XV. Overton, Yale University, made phia. Pa.. April 16, 1917. Klernan of Australia In his race to the Minvielle who had defeated him on the Haleiwa course. Fili- from ' rangements for games with the 100 open 900-yar- d 2-- 5, four- Indoor Champion- yards, tidal salt water, mark made 11:35 and the Finals of the Honolulu club's Do- at Senior National in the longer event. pino baseball team of this city. s. 2-- straightaway, 7 D. 5. played onChrist-ma- s ships, held the 22nd Regiment Ar- lm. Miss G. 800 meters In 11:2$ There is no The last event of the evening wasj some will be either mino said baseball was booming at S00 Day Sunday following. that mory, New York City. March 17, 1917. Burns, Los Angeles A. C. Los An- official record for the meter and expected to be a hard fight, but the or the on the Valley Island, and was con- had Langer smashed the time made One-mil- e run (indoor), 4m. 16s. J geles, Cal., Honolulu harbor. H. T Auld sisters of Palama gained such a fident that the Filipinos of Puukolii Sept. 5, 1917. by the other swimmers - the record W. Overton, Yale University, made at lead over Outrigger awimmers that would welcome the Pacific League 220 yards, (20), 10 would not be allowed, as it was made Dow SWIMMERS OOtl TO FORM IN PICKS the Meadowbrook A. C. meet, held at bath turns, 2m. Marion 3-- Josephine Hopkins and team. 59 5 s. 20-yar- d Philadelphia, Pa., March 10. 1917. Miss Olga Dorfner, Phila- In a tank. sett made a great fight in the last re Domino is to Fili- anxious book the Two-mil- e s. delphia Turngemeinde, City ' No Record a lead run (indoor), 9m. 11 Athletic lay, but Thelma Kenn had real pinos for games on Rizal Day, Decem- club bath, New York city. May 5, 1917. ' STAR-BULLET- J. W. Ray, Illinois A. C, made at Norman Ross Harold Kru- and was not in danger. IN 30, local may defeated MADE BY WEDNESDAY ber and the team be the New York A. C. Indoor meet, held 200 yards, open tidal salt water ger by about SO yards in the 88Q-yar- d The Officials able to make the trip to Maui to play (100), 2 turns, 3s. D, - at Madison Square Garden, New York 3m. Miss G. year 3-- 5, H. Tuttle, reteree: L. Fullard- pick race here this in 11:27 this O' the of the teams there. Domino City, February 13, 1917. Burns, Los Angeles A. C, Los An being in open water. ' Langer Leo, starter; Richard Whitcomb, is president of the Filipino club on ' made the WALKING geles, Cal., Honolulu harbor, H. 880 yards open water clerk; W. McCrillis, scorer; Glenn named, but this is the first time that Island Ho- has made the in J. 12 Out of 13 Winners Named; ether and is well known in (Indoor), M 420 Feb. 24, 1917. 11:30 while the best rec E. Jackson, announcer; Lawrence the swimmers were picked in order nolulu. Two hours miles In less than Picked yards William Long Island A. 300 yards, bath (20). 14 turns, 4m. 20-ya- First, Second, Third every place in Plant. rd E." named for nine races. ord for a tank the 880 Cunba, A. Larimer, Captain Pepin. s. for evening C. made the 15 mile patriotic walk 27 Miss Olga Dorfner, Phila- yards 11:14 1-- 5, made by Harry S. W. ".timers; H. N. "Mosber, in Nine of From the results last the at Is Robler "Y" Events held Macomb's Dam park, N. Y., delphia Turngemeinde. . Germantown ; Tarleton and Ben Clark, judges; places were picked in exactly the at Hebner. A.H. COMMITTEE NAMED TO .Tune 17, 1917. Y. M. C. A. bath. Philadelphia, Pa., Ful-lard-Le- o. same manner which they were pub- - Langer set the pace In the 200 me- Harry Decker, chairman; Mrs. L. The old dope sheet ran true to form April 14, 1917. lished in the Star-Bulleti- n in nine STARS Fifteen miles (outdoor), 2h. 7m. 17 ters as he did in the 800 meters, and . Miss Ruth Stacker, Miss SECURE FOR 440 once more evening, and only one yards open . last events out of the 13. The Star-Bulleti- n Edward Rent, New York A. C, tidal salt water again Kruger stuck to. him as the race Helen Jones, "Dad Center, Lawrence s. winner out of the 13 was not picked has been fortunate in the past in GIRLS OVER 30 RACE made at the 15 mile patriotic walk (100), 4 turns, 6m; 39 Mist proceeded. Langer was swimming in Cunha, Ben Clark, Richard Whitcomb, Galligan, N- Star-Bulleti- n N. Y.. Claire New Rochelle. - Y., tow- - Ludy Kahanamo-ku- , in the selections made by tp.e picking winners or has been lucky, but held at Macomb's Dam park. excellent form, and the local Langer and Duke P. There appears to be a growing in- Honolulu harbor. H. T., Sept. 6, 1917. headed uatator was plugging along games committee. yesterday afternoon. On the dope on last night's Y. M. C. A. June 17, 1917. 1 stage 500 yards, 24 other occasions 11 winners out of 12 meet holds the palm. terest in the plan to a race for SWIMMING RECORDS (MEN) bath (20), turns, 7m. even until the' last lap. The crowd The Events girls over 30 years old at the next 32 s. Miss Olga Dorfner Philadel- ; have selected, on two occa The following events and winners 100 yards open trdal salt water, was yelling tor "Stubby to win, but 0 yard open John Kelii (H), won; been and phia Turngemeinde, " aions 10 winners out of 11 were are published, together with the se swimming races at the Y. M. C. A. on straightaway, 33s. D. P. Kahanamo- Germantown Y. Langer's experience and ability proved Albert Harris (0), second; F. Bowers Friday evening. Some of mem- M. C. A. bath, Philadelphia, Pa,, April 2-- the ku, Hui Naui, Honolulu, Honolulu Har- 31 5. lections: local boy in the last (O). third. Time Star-Bulleti- too much for the n Selections bers of the games committee of the T., September 5. 1917. 14, 1917. lap. time was especially good, 100 yards for beys under 15 Albert How they finished. bor, II. The 60 yards Kelii, Harris, Bowers. Kelii, Harris, Bowers association appear to favor the plan. 200 yards, bath (25), 7 turns, 2m 500 yards, bath (25). 19 turns, 7m. 1-- being only 1 5 behind the Minvielle (O), won; E. Cook (O). sec- s. seconds Backstroke Kruger, and it is thought that more than 100 i 31 Miss Claire Galligan, New ' C. Chung Time, Harris, Kahanam0ku. Kruger. Harris. Kahanamoku Ss Norman Ross, Olympic Club, San record held by Vollmer. ond; (Un), third. Boys 12 entries will be received. Rochelle, N. Y., Idora Oakland, - 2-- under Burbank, Schmidt Benner. Burbank, New York A. C. New Park, v 69 5. Schmidt, Benner Francisco, bath. v irls Race Features . 300 Y. M. C. A. committee would Cal., Sept 30, 1917. Krug- meters Langer, Kruger, Keeli. Langer, Kruger, Kelii The York City, March 27, 1917. .; It was .predicted that the race for 75 yard backstroke Harold Diving Fuller, Hjorth, Cooper. not state that they would have room 200 yards, breast stroke, (20), won; sec- Fuller, Hjorth, Kruger 220 yards, bath (100 ft.), 6 turns. 2 bath girls would be. one of the real fea- er (H), Albert Harris (O), s. Ark-lie- , 50, boys 15 Chung, race on program, out s. 9 turns, 3m. 36 Miss Mabel ond; David (HN), Minvielle, Cook. Chung, Minvielle, Cook ior mis uie saia m. 21 Norman Ross, Leland tures of the evening, and it was. From Kahanamoku third. 800 meters Langer, Kruger, that if public sentiment demanded it Philadelphia Turngemeinde, Ger- 4-- Kelii. Langer, Kruger, Kelii Stanford, Jr., University, Olympic start to the finish the. young girls Time, 49 5. the Relay Palama O. C. C. Auxiliary. Palama O. C. C. Auxiliary the race would be given. "Tommy' Club bath, San Francisco, November mantown Y. M. C. A. bath.Phttadel made gre&t showing, and when the 220 yard novice P. Chapin (O). 50 Thompson, Marshall, phia, 14 irls Lyser, Dowsett, Kenn. Lyser, Walter Bert Ha 24, 1916. . Pa., April 1917. won; Dowsett (tied), Kenn ( line was reached Marion Dowsett and A. Alexander (Un), second; S. 100 boys Minvielle, Chung, shaw and two other members, still to 4-- Cock. Minvielle, Cook, Chung 220 yards, bath (25), 8 turns, 2m. 22 Eleanor Lyser were even Miss Lyser Waldron (O), third. Time 2.61 5. appointed, Renewed warnings against gplea 100 meters Kelii, Harris, Hitchcock. be have been named as the s. Olympic gained on turn, in the last few 100 meter openJohn Kelii (H), Kelii, Hitchcock, Harris Norman Ross, Club, have been posted in all navy yards the but ' 100 open Ah Kin Yee, Harris, Hitchcock Ah Kin committee to secure entries. They New A. C. yards Miss Dowsett spurted and won; D. Hitchcock (O). second; Al- Yee. Hitchcock. Harris San Francisco, York bath. and stations in placards "Be- 220 novice Markham, Chapin, Waldron. Chapin, Alexander, expect to receive a warm reception City, 27, 1917. headed 2-- 5. Waldron New York March -- nearly overcame the lead of the young bert Harris (O). third. Time. ?.07 ware of Spies." during their campaign. "No trouble at 220 yards, open 40 boys 12 B.1 Bur-ban- k tidal salt water swimmer from the Women's Auxiliary, yards for under Chung (Un), won; Albert t-t- f all" is slogan. Minvielle; their (100), 2 turns, 2m. 24 s. Perry y. r judges were debating as to (O), won; Lloyd Schmidt (O), (O). E. (O), 4-- The second; Cook third. Time, A. Chicago, Ho- 4-- Illinois C, which swimmer had won and finally second; Howard Benner (O), third. 28 5. 266 HUN DIVISIONS VOLCANO RUN COMMITTEE H. 24, 3-- 5. IN BATTLES OF 1917 nolulu Harbor, T., February decided It a dead heat Edith Kenn Time, 27 800 meter open Ludy Langer (Un), HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT one-ha- lt OF WESTERN 1917. was third by about one and 60 yard ladies' open Eleanor Lyser won; Harold Kruger (H). FRONT jards.. Judges were so mixed and Marlon Dowsett tied for second: 300 yards, bath (25), 11 turns, 3m. 5 Million but the. first; John Kelii 2-- There will be a meeting gave (H), third. Time, 11.43 of the (By Associated Press) 288. T. H. Cann, New York A. C, tip that they Miss Hopkins a tie Edith Kenn and Josephine Hopkins, 150 Volcano run of- - Ladies' re'ay, yards Palama, committee at the WASHINGTON, D. C Strength of New York A. C. bath, New York City, for third place with Miss Kenn. It tied for third. Time, 34. Pan-Pacifi- c (Elsie Auld, Agnes Auld, Edith Kenn, flees of the club in German military March 14, 1917. 'was clearly a case of misunderstand- 300 Meter open Ludy Langer (Un), Army the forces assembled Thelma Kenn), won. Outrigger Club, the and Navy Y. M. C. A. on the western front is indicated by 44o yard3, bath (25), 17 turns, 5m. ing, as the Palama. girl was clearly won; Harold Kruger (H), second; (Madeline Chapin, grounds Helen Martin, Jose- this evening at 7:30. All 16 s. 3-- 5. official BKitlstics compiled by the Norman Ross, Olympic CInb, entitled to third place, . It might be John Kelii (H), third. Time 3.56 Hopkins. who are phine Marlon Dowsett), sec- interested in the plans French authorities, have been made San Francisco. Detroit A. C. bath, De- mentioned the three swimmers 100 yard open Ah Ken Tee (H), 4-- thit ond. Time, 1:51 5. for sending teams to Hilo are re- - public. shows who finished in the first three places won; D. Hitchcock (O). second; Al- This that the German troit, Mich., March 31. 1917. Watches 200 yard breaststroke Declared no quested to be present. This divisions engaged in in 1917 440 open under. 15 years of age. The time bert Harris (O), third. Time, 59 4-- battle yards, tidal salt water are 1 race. meeting is an important one, and 4-- On Alsne-Champag- was 34 seconds, although the prelimi- Springboard Diving R. Fuller (H), were: the linu, (100), 4 turns, fm. 17s. Ludy Langer,' a number of matters will be dis- - Aisne-Vign- y are sold in the United 2-- ""; and Mesfines. 7S; Los Angeles A. Honolulu nary 32 , y . won: R. C. Harbor, was. made in Jack HJorth (H), second; C. cussed. 1.1; 60-ya- Verdun. Lens. 7; Flanders, 90; - rd open proved to be Cooper (H), H. T.. February 24. 1917. The a third. 13. States every j 4 Aisne, Ocfober, 1917. 500 yards, bath (25), 19 turns. 6m. year. close one in the early part of the race, 50 yards for boys under 15 C. V 4 5 s. Norman Ross, Olympic- - Club, PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS San A. C. De- - I BERNSfORFF'S NAME Francisco. Detroit bath, Guaranteed. PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to troit, Mich., March 31, 1917. STRICKEN BY COLLEGE 8S0 yards, open tidal salt wator (100), cure blind, bleeding, itchir; or pro-tradin- g 8 turns. 11m. 27 3-- Norman Ross. $1.35 to (Bv PILES in 6 to 14 $6.00 Name Your Associated Press days or Olympic club, San Francisco. Honolu 4 LANCASTER, Pa. At a meeting of money refunded. Manufactured by lu harbor, H. T., Sept. 6. 1917. boar-- of At all dealers. the trustees of Franklin and the PARIS MEDICINE CO. ot.Louw. One-mil- open tidal salt water " Marshall tollege. Count' Bernstorfl's zr i. a (110). 15 turns. 24m. 10s. Norman Own Salary name wan stricken from the rolls The degree of doctor of law3 was The Trained Executive today prac- conferred upon him in 1912. tically names his own salary He does not look for a position the position Connecticut has set a mark of $25,000, which even now is well within the looks for Mm. realm of possibility. The billiard Pat Flyhn, who was an Irish long- players of New York met for organi- Go Meet - The ambitious man or nowadays capitalizes his brains by getting distance champion before coming to zation last week. The first ambu- to the Tomorrow ght knowledge that is in large demand. He learns Higher Accountancy, this country to run for the Irish-America- n lance was purchased Saturda and 1 A. for will soon be on exhibition in He acquires the ability C. and later the here for example. to analyze businesses and to tell Paulist A. C, las gone back across New York. officers and directors how to eliminate waste ,and to install economies. the water. He's in the uniform of See the races at 8 tomorrow night in the "Y" tank. the United States, and is going to . Write today for Information about the course In Higher Account- fight the Boches. There are eighteen events. With war on, it may be five 1 V ing given by the La Salle Extension University of Chicago. Send this r upn today to .Lieut. Charles Brickley, years from now, or it may only be next February, be- football star, and coach of the Boston College eleven, was recently appoint- fore such a collection of swimmers is again available. ed chief aide to Brigadier-Genera- l E. LeRoy Sweetser. commandins the de Mr. C. M. Lyons pot brigade of the 26th Army Division Eighteen events, to put it frankly, is SOME program. Alexander Young Hotel, at Boston. Honolulu, T. H. The campaign among the billiard A wise person will see this collection of races. flayers of the United States tr rais FALCON Without cost or obligation on a $300,000 ambulance fund for the American army 5-7-2- my part please send me par- Name has already begun ARROW -1 operations in many your Home Darts of th rmm. Phone NOW for Reservations ticulars regarding try. Illinois has pledged $75,000 and fornvfit Study Course of Training In Present Position General Admission, 50c Reserved Seats, $1.00 "Higher Accounting and your vften Your Eyes Neec Car? 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Stocks continued firm, and you your uixlcr art Arr:.r.R ). hz lights in th If the work of constructing the 1 no in ses- by pr-- - i? n ptfamsHp while sale wer3 made the $'U".ovu island belt road is to be con Full information regarding all main- - ! l rnt rail. u- - vv to , ! changed If not. t''l('ihou' at onr- and iiall )li.a v'. .San P dm and Vr.nccn-wr- sion, "4 of aialua hands of Oahu must from thf cii an tinned the citizens land local with- c vhicli is and bonds (i.i-in- between boards at furnished liavc all i : j t 1 you ami rxjilaiti !nw IV ih pat ten day come to the rescue by purchasing our jcprcx'utatix ''. eiut th of a dollar better than the has ., n :h nopl one of armwrinn 200,000 worth of Territory of Hawaii out charge. niay-- b price of tfcu jnotcctrd. "'a cry from. Macedonia" by individ- clems yesterday. Fifteen 4 per cent bonds, said a letter read 2.". price, uals exporting re:;:y pound j.a ka Oahu ivent at $2i a steady to the beard of supervisors last nigra Su- : !"i Hawaiian Commercial and LONDON GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT CO., LTD. cf :"igar fo .S.j". Yo-- ic'atid and from C. J. McCarthy, territorial treas- e gar passed at $to No rea- - t.f the- - gr"a' p;fhar-Ir- Co. shares urer. The board decided to urge the Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. frind son can be for the slight rise in scarcity 1r. rhit r."'i.'".,'orhooil. pien citizens to try and carry out the plan the San Francis o Hiillctin. Mr-- '. the Pine3. suggested by Mr. McCarthy is raisin? Bethel Street. Phone 5725 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., fsv; was trading in un- P-i- the Marv KoLsr-- q' 3ot whosc There little funds to continue the work. The let- listed 3.1'i Honcluu Consoi-date- d daughter. Mrs !ark Gri-voi- : Nev. securities. ter from the treasurer follows: Telephone 3491 General Agents tin-- . 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C. and the Panama canal t 4 Honolulu can procure the sale of CALL UPON Olaa Sugar Co., 4' 2 KUSE Great Britain, and flour and whea1 Ltd.... $250,000 Territory of Hawaii 4 per 50 Pedro, Onomea Sugar Co 47 cent public Improvement bonds, ser- from Australia through San aa .hau city X'allejo Brit- jLgar Plant. ies 1917. 98.04 and accrued interest Manna Kea sails on Wednesdays and Saturdays. this and for Great Pacific Sugar Mill at high in from August 1, 1917, to date of deliv- ain are other traffic lights Paia Pla Nation Co CASTLE & COOKE, Limited and steamship circles. ery, the governor will set side from railroad oekeo ' Over a hundred and fifty carloads 'ugr rj loan fund for the construction of Pioneer Mill Co. 28' 2 tle Inter-Islan-d through Pe- Koolaupoko road, the sum of Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. of Australian flour San San Carlos Milling Co... 18 the dro Is now being expedited by thi 5500,000." Waialua Agr. Co 22', 8 General Insurance Agents railroads for an Atlantic connection Wailuku Sugar Co with British steamers. MiaCELl HN'FOUa A cargo of wheat a month from Endau Developing Co. . . . BOILDlNGlLlJiPS Fort and Merchant Streets Australia is now scheduled to reach 1st Is. Assess. .7 pc. Pd. Vallejo, eon-verte- d where it will he quickly 2nd Issue Paid-u- p into a hundred and fifty car- .Haiku Fruit & Pack., Pfd loads of flour for Enpland and her Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com European allies. Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. 4'4 ALL OVER STATES In shipping circles one of the big Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. 3! 4 E. C. PETERS events was the recent departure from Hawaii Con. Ry. Com... Vancouver 210 McCandless Bldg. C. BREWER via the Panama canal for Hawaiian Eitr.trc Cc. ... Builders and others interested in & CO. England of a wheat-lade- n 8800-to- n Honolulu, T. H. Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 41' 41 V2 real estate in Honolulu should not Christmas Gift Money British steamer. The cargo consists Hon. Brew. & Malt Co.. 18 unnecessarily depressed over the Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans of 100,00') tons feel (LIMITED) of wheat. Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd 120 low building record for this city dur- Negotiated, Trust Estates Managed Hon. R. T. & L. Co to the extent of thousands of dollars distrib-- , ing the last two months, for, accord- is being Inter Island S. N. Co... ing to Bradstreet's review, building Mutual Telephone Co 192 in 139 of the United SUGAR FACTORS uted this week by us to members, of our 1917 CHRIST-MA- S bond for October cities mm Oahu Railway & L. Co.. 150 States was one of the lowest, ever re- P. H. BURNETTE COMMISSION MERCHANTS SHIPPING AND INSURANCE SAVINGS CLUB. Pahang Rubber Co 19 corded for those particular cities. For 79 Merchant St. Phone 1844 Selama-Dinding- AGENTS s Plant 14 the 16.943 permits issued in these NOTARY PUBLIC This is money they have saved, in small amounts, QUIETLY BOUGHT Selama-Dinciinp- n, '70 pc.) 139 cities, the estimated value was Commissioner of Deeds Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 37 only $38,417,538, a decrease of 29.2 California and New York all through the year, for the specific purposeof making ftuND& per cent in permits and of 50.4 per Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H. Beach Walk Imp. Dist... 100 cent in valuation f buildings started -- - --all Legal Documents easier the financial burden of Christmas buying. And (By TICK R. TAPE) Hamakua Ditch Co in October, 1916. Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc. . . 88 end- to it we add interest at the rate of 4 per cent. Local Investors holding Imperial 72 The ten months' total for 1917, List of Officers and Directors: v' We are Russian bonds are commencing to Hawaiian Irr. Co., 6s.... ing with October, is the smallest for PACIFIC ENGINEERING pe. E. F. BISHOP President giving. you an opportunity to do the same' quake with dread, for Russian bonds Haw. Ter. 4 Refvi.d any corresponding period for the last G. H. ROBERTSON themvand Haw. TerrM 4 pc Put) imp COMPANY, LIMITED have reached a new low level. The ten years. The table below shows the ...Vice-Preside- nt and Manager S. thing again' year, I Pub. Irr p. 4 pc Designing and Con- next by starting a new club on Jan latest New York quotation received by 'aw. Terr. valuations for new buildings for the Consulting, R. I VERS Terr'l 3 pc. structing Engineers' . a local trust company on Russian in- Hw. j month of October and for the first ten ...Vice-Preside- nt and Secretary uary 7, 1918. It costs nothing to join. Call or write 6 pc. Honokaa Sugar Co., Vice-Preside- ternals is $90.50. As more than two months of all years Beginning with Bridges, buildings. Concrete Struc- A. GARTLEY. nt for information. million rubles worth of Russian bonds Hilo Gas Co., Ltd., 6 pc 97 100 1905 and ending with 1917. tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- E. A. R. ROSS Treasurer further 5s are held by investors in this city it Honolulu SaCo., Lin, ... October Ten months tems, Reports . and Estimates on GEO. R. CARTER Director Ry. 6s will be of interest to them to know-tha-t Kauai Co. 1917 $38,417,838 $624,996,737 Projects. Phone 1045. C. H. COOKE Director a great deal of quiet buying of Manoa Imp. Dist. 52 pc. ... 1916 77,517,107 847,844.373 J. R. GALT Director these bonds is going on now. One tiwiiriyde Sugar Co.. tt.. ... 1915 69,838,197 689,098,000 R. A. COOKE Director local trust company had a Mutual Telephone 5s 1914 52,535,818 697,223,189 D. G. MAY .Auditor has stack pc Bishop & Cpinipany of orders which were to be filled the Oahu R. A L. Co., 5 1913 66,141,492 759.266,333 moment the bonds s"ank below the Oahu Sugar Co., 6 pc 1912 73,128,886 787,605,398 Olaa Sugar Co., 6 pc Savings Department $100 mark and these are now being ex- 1911...... : 66,746.617 731,762,927 ecuted. Pacific Guano & Fer. Co. ... 1910 3,495,948 702,150,234 Alexander! The reason for the drop is the fact Pacifie Sugar Mill Co., 6s 100 1909 67.076,951 738,723,897 that the Bolshevikis, now holding the San Carlos Milling Co 1908 63,584,187 512,921,075 Batik of upper hand in Petrograd, recently is- Between Boards: Sales: 50, 40, 35, STAR-BULLETI- GIVES YOU sued na- Baldwin a statement repudiating the 15, 14 Waialua, 22.25; 10, 5 Oahu, TODAY'S NEWS TODAY tional debts. The moment a govern- 29.25; 15 H. C. & S., 40. ment of any kind repudiates a na- Session Sales: 5 Hawn. Pines, 41.50. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. tional debt it not only makes enemies Limited Honolulu of the men without its boundaries Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, At the adjourned Annual Meeting holding its securities, but also makes 5.92 cents, or $118.40 per ton. of the stockholders of Benson, Smith Ltd. enemies of the men within the coun- & Co., Limited, held at the office of Factors try who are financially interested. UNLISTED SECURITIES. the corporation in Honolulu, on Tues- Sugar Fort Street, near Queen This action on the part of the Bo- day, December 11, 1917. the following Commission Merchants lshevikis will stir up the many, slow-goin- g Thursday, Dec. 13. officers were elected for the ensuing Transacts a General Banking: Russian investors and capital- Bid Asked year: and Insurance Agents Business. ists who hold their country's bonds, OIL Mr. Geo. W. Smith. . .Pres. & Manager Invites your account and guaran- and undoubtedly Con. Oil 4.60 4.80 Vice-Pre- s. will result in the Honolulu Mr. Wm. C. McGonagle tees safe and efficient service. ousting of the Bolshevik! from power. MINING Mr; Jas. A. Kerr Treasurer Exchange, Letters of Credit and Indications are that the Bolshevikis Engels Copper Mining 4.50 4.60 Mr. J. A. Basham Secretary Agents for Travelers' Checks issued on will not last longer than four or five Mineral Products Co.. .10 .12 The Audit Co. of Hawaii Auditors Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar principal points. King Mining weeks and may even lose seat before Mountain .05 J. A. BASHAM. Company. that time. This party has not been Montana Bingham Co. .44 .47 Secretary. able to get control of the gold reserve Madera Mining Co .31 .33 6967 3t Haiku Sugar Company. Cable Transfers in Russia and without gold it wi?l soon Sales: 350 Hon. Oil, 4.80; 150 Ma- Paia Plantation Company. drop into the past. dera. .32. Maul Agricultural Company. Whether the new government that THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, Hawaiian Sugar Company. Keep your comes will cancel the Bolshevik! ac LIMITED. Kahului Railroad Company. tion or not is a question, but an- McBryde Sugar Company. the Sugar 5.92cts Capital subscribed. . .yen 40,000,000 SAVINGS swer will probably be that any new Capital paid up yen 30,000,000 Kahuku Plantation Co. government that comes in' wii win Reserve funds yen 22,100,000 Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Ltd. In a safe pace. We pay 4 Interest its power with the help of the finan- Henry Waternousei Trust Co, S. AWOKI, Local Manager. Honolua Ranch. BISHOP A COMPANY cial men and the men interested in seeing that the country's Ltd. finances re Honolulu Stock and Boni restored to a sound basis. Undoubt- Members edly the moment a new government Exchange goes in Fort and Merchant Streets Russian internals will rise Telephone 12Q8 Insurance from their present low level. B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. Just received and can be had for the asking, PHONE 4915 Every crossing on PORTO RICAN SUGAR f the Mexican lard- Fire, Life, Accident Compensation er is being guarded by American CROP GAINS SLIGHTLY troops nd gun SURETY BONDS I to let us make up that machine detachments. V SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. A slight in- sugar TAX" production "WAR crease in the total of liir ,a for Porfo Rico for the 1916-191- 7 season : over figures previously published is A synopsis of the War Tax Money to Loan Ghristnias Suit f M TP-TWI- TiG shown by the detailed figures just is- with accurate tables and concrete f by government. sued the insular I HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OP j Includes Small Mills examples of its application to HAWAII, LIMITED fQ j We've some beautiful new patterns in medium isl- According to these statistics the 816 Fort Street Telephone 3529 PEMCIL and produced 503.081 tons of sugar, individuals, partnerships, .w WW If F Q MA1UU 1VU" I m O J llll! If . IN against 502,398 tons reported in Au- as corporations, joint-stoc- k II VENUS is gust by the Sugar Producers' Associ- J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. bought by all This is an increase of 683 ation. companies, insurance STOCK BROKERS who want the tons, coming chiefly from twenty-tw- o I I 17 perfect Information Furnished and Loans v us show you what we have done for fastidious btst. small mills in the island which were companies, etc. ' , Let decrees, Made ' i;, ii a - ... iiiiii i m black not reported by the Sugar Producers' v mca wuaiii we uuj riujt yvu. ii and 2 copying Merchant Street Star Building wui Ill pos- Association, and the largest one of mi i for eery Phone 1572 iii ' iiii sible purpose. which produced 250 tons. Most of Ml the other twenty-on- e centrals newly Ask the I recorded in the statement issued by U - t - Blue Car.d 1 the insular government produced less FOR RENT .W. W. AHANA I than fifty tons of sugar. Bank ofHawaii, Ltd. Electricity, gas, screens in all bouses. &CO. m VELVET There are comparatively few differ- Fine new.J-bedroo- house, $30. PENCIL ences in the production figures of the Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. Neat furnished cottage for two, $1S. . ji Custom Tailors King near Bethel St. IL Supreme in Ha CUt V most important centrals of the island For loan on mortgage, 110.000. as reported by the Sugar Producers' for a copy. -- American Lead Pencil Co.,N. Association and . the government. J. H. SCHNACK I i 53E535d Facts About Sugar 824 Kaahumanu SL Tef. 6247 or 353S J yi HONOLULU SXiiB BXLLETIK, THUBSDAT, DECEMBER 13. 1917.

FOR nearly thirty Japanese Silk Goods there has been and Curios. no change in the for- TALK Tbe largest stock in Honolulu and the bo?-- t place to mula, quality or price of select your Christmas gifts. 1 Open until 9 p. m. until Xmas. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A A A A - HBHBiBWMH SAYEGUSA TOG TALKS' 1120 Nuuanu St., just above Hotel. The PerfectLaxative IWt Bodice petticoat and "knickers" of colored crepe floh , 21 of a or figured net and This article 's number de chine. Cap scries of papers on practical ; Hlght Charming t!he. lac banding. dressmaking and millinery sub--: In spite of greatly nainsook in- - cover of her ith Jects, with special hints on prof-- ! increased cost of manu- fert of net and lace. Below itab' buying for wear in Hawaii, of nainsook with shoulder i Gown ' This department is being SUMMER . RATES facture and heavy war trimming of tucked net. This go conducted by Janet Walker, who. taxes, the formula, lovely garment is designed to ! with several years of experience OAHU RAILWAY HALE1WA HOTEfe with the other garments of this in dressmaking and with a wide and i same pattern. i k- - Ha-1-iw- a quality and price will knowledge ct materials, patterns Thirty-da- y excursion ticket veen Honolulu and Waiahia, i and values, brings to the work cr Kahuku: First class. SM5: t: md-clas- $.S0. continue unchanged. equip-men- t. an unusually thorough Special weekly rates at Hotel during summer months. 125.00. 4 All materials described in LINGERIE Splendid bathing, golf, tennis, glass-botto- bent, owing, pool All Druggists DAINTY papers may be purchased these An ideal vac: 'Ion resort. J at the Honolulu shops and the When we have completed our Christ at-- ; ball; f aim is to furnish hints in an 50cts.i.)$l.00 mas gifts, and finished the last tractive, readable form for the Oahu Railway-Haleiw- a Hotel house, ' of sweater yam in the rather women and girla of the city whe-- : than let the lona; evening pass with own ' ther they make their clothes out accomplishing something, we might; ! in whole or in part, or buy at scrap-bo- x turn our attention to the If i the tailors, the milliners, the V ! 4- and pick out dainty pieces of nnnlin dressmakers or the shoDs. Dainty ; Mid-Wint- 4-- that can be made into lingerie. ( Future articles: i corset covers can be made of ever so Modes. Latest Models in Hats. i small remnants of nainsook and lace; Service, Comfort, Style perhaps we may even have a tiny piece of georgette or crepe de chine; and Safety is my motto. that could be itfed. The cover in ' ting trust still in full swing, it scms pajama-cla- d lady every feminine compatriot would " the hands of the is th?t !; 1917 COLE 8 an excellent example of what you ! welcome an aprcn" to save hrr frocks. , can do with small pieces of material. ! SgS There are aprons for seeing, for! By Appointment: The outline of' the lace makes this brewing, for dusting: aprons for usej A. POMBO ("Bumps") garment very attractive, and the in-- , and aprons for beauty. YVTio knows i I'm I cor- but they may become as muchj Wallulru, Mart. sets of coarse net, finished at the what ner with a Wee bit of handwork, com a style feature as peplums or tunics 29 FortStreet pletes its simple beauty. j or bustles? The robe de nuit is made in the Without- - a doubt the knitting apron same pattern, and the set-i- n kimono J will prove the mst popular of all, uqxmsls sleeves insure longer wear as well as; for by this time most of us have dis- V, as i I Silver Novelties being beautiful. The pieces on the covered that yams do leave more than shoulder are made of tucked net A a trace of lint on our dark gown3. few tucks in front and back give need- Some of us have found comfort in tvftnsx' and For Xmas Gifts ed fullness, and when finished this these knitting bags of fancy fabrics garment that untie into aprons, and then tin appropriaio We a most excellent assort- slips on over the head. have The charming little figure on the up again into bags when the day's II: ment of Silver Novelties for Christ- left is sweetly feminine in every way, knitting is done,, but they are by no mas Gifts. from the tojmost bow on her pretty means common and a separate apron head to the newest of new footwear. would prove a joy to many a faithful Something about the boudoir cap knitter. gives It a fresh girlish outline, perhaps And there was found another fig- H. Oilman Co., Ltd ured apron which looked as if it had 1112 Fort 8L it is the net of which it is made, or perhaps the very bow perched high been a piece of grandmother's foulard upon the head, anyway it should be dinner gown, that had been retrieved It becoming to every woman. The from the ignominy of the scrap bag. V "knickers" and bodice petticoat are The white satin background with its dainty tracings of cobwebby made of crepe de chine, the ruffles on and in black Club Stables the ribbons these garment?, closes front, and if closing at the lines, was finished with apple green are of plain pleated net; ribbon bows in replacing them a new suggestion back then vice versa. This small strip to match the cap tie in cupid bows on ribbon, and all around the edge was Garage that Jb "different" is the combination can be easily replaced, and renders! a ruffle of finely plaited net. Tiny Automobiles Stabled and Cared For the shoulder. The net motif is the of the pastel shades in very narrow unnecessary the taking off of snaps same that is used on the gown and ribbon together, finished black velvet bows held the bib in 62 North Kuktii St, near' Nuuinu St. braided and and fastenings. place, and finished the corners of 'i Telephone 1109. corset corer. at the front with a waterfall effect While we are di::ussing delightful Many of us do not find time to make in the apron. Any one wearing an apron all the colors. airy nothings, we might stretch a of over a hjue our own underwear, and yet we do ap- We many re- this sort china frock who have so times point and tell something about dainty would present a charming picture, !eprduchon5 preciate the little hand touches that placed the rubber banding in the little bib and bibless aprons for the and look much likr a choice bit of 7 ?.sy.i5:PjiE;K:s make these garments so appealing. waists of our covers and knickers, will home. As domestic virtues are being Many wom.eh buy plainer garments colonial interior decoration Oil ' rejoice over tne suggestion of making! po much talked about, and Mr. Hoover Distillate, Crude' and of nice material and original design, this band of (which slips very , Kerosene satin is continually urging the American Directors of the Solar Refining Co. and. In ! then.. trim ,them individual easily) to replace the webbing, using housewife to semi-annua- OURANT-IRVIN- E CO., LTD. watch the larder, the declared the regular l divi- ways . by .a dding touches of . lace or S.-- rr only a strip of rubber four inches economists urging her to make her dend a share, an extra divi 43. Phone 1962 handwork. One nearly always changes long oflo and at the back, if the garment own bib and tucker, and with the knit- - dend of $25 a share. ssasaacaaHssj5Piih -- ..r-- ;

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Local Far East Section is Brimming With Wealth of Art Treasures Gathered from Wing Wo Tai China and Japan for Honolulu Stores & Co. As Christmas draws near and The earliest religious worship in will find them there, hundreds of Santa Claus hovers somewhere Japan was' of heavenly bodies, or years old; if In modern examples Full line of over the Islands, Chinatown which wind and fire and thunder, and of Oriental craftsmanship, that line Includes all Oriental stores in a even of the forests and streams. is Just as varied and complete. large and not exactly defined sec- Then followed a deification of the 'The Chinatown bazaars have tion takes on new life and added illustrious dead as well as of family not taken advantage of the high of rare artistic value will attraction. ancestors; on the death of a mem cost of living to raise the prices of The-quain- t workmen in the jew- ber of a family he becomes "kaml." those goods imported before the add greatly to the pleasure elry shops speed up their produc- or one to whom prayer is offered. rate advanced. They are still Jteld tion; in the Japanese bazaars the con- of those : receiving your The reverencing of ancestors at the old figure, but once sold, rare and shimmering silks and the tinues to this day. they cannot be replaced at the Christmas gifts. bright colored kimonos are heaped Chinatown has more oojects of prices which now obtain. This sit- ' for your all day long on tbe counter, and Oriental art concentrated in a com- uation has appealed strongly to the streets are crowded with shop- paratively small area than has al- connoisseurs, who are daily takin? Our jewelry is specially pers. most any other city outside of San advantage of it. No matter how much one carved in" gold or silver, time Francisco In the UaitecT States. If Perhaps the sandalwood fan, Christmas passes amid Oriental art treasures, your interest lies in antiques, you which can be.purchased at virtual- 4Lfc :!' according to. your own .. one never becomes surfeited with ly every Chinese and Japanese store aicy every them, for there is a certain air of is the most popular of the smaller on - ideas. ,' mystery about the products of the purchases. There are fans of var- Gifts Far East that keeps one's interest ious feathers, also. Some of ths aflame. Perhaps it is because the combinations of peacock feathers Gold, Silver, Platinum, steamer art of the Chinese and Japanese is and sandalwood are extremely at :::: so unlike that of the Occident that R tractive and the price is moderate. Goods Precious Stones , from the CONG ON CO. it holds its charm; or maybe the Various textures which cannot .reason is to be found in the histor- now be secured from the Orient 24 Hotel Street, ical associations that the Oriental are still onlale In local houses. vases and paintings, bronzes and l U ,' Export from India have been ( . East Visit far lacquer ware bring with them over- 922-92- H bet. Smith and Nuuanu much restricted since the war 7 . . t.; Nuuanu St. BO WO seas. brolse out but large stocks wero vJ The religions of Japan are plainly I Telephone 2685 on hand In some of the Honolulu bet. King ft reflected in the nation's art, as is and Merchant Hotel Street ': at i and offer inviting poRsihili- - Bronze Ware true of most other countries. sjops '.. Lacquer Ware MAXES iiliv Silks Satins and Emporium The most attractive : - - From the Land of Blossoms Art .Curios . Cherry t Granite Towers the greatest collection of imported Oriental Curios, appro- i i Goods to inspect their pretty priate for gifts. Oriental Japanese Lanterns, Japanese Goods Artistic articles from 10 cents up. Gifts : and a thousand AtThe CHERRY 1212 Fort St., opp. Fire for 1137 Fort Street Department The Honolulu Bazaar suitable articles Fort Street Centrally Located Christmas

for Christmas Japanese Dry Goods finA Gifts Curios. - Japanese Silk Goods irfeinite! . Novelties for and Curios Murakami Silks, Kimonos, Satins, Mandarin Coats, Crepes, Baskets, SiHzaki Satsuma, Ivories, Curios, Antiques, etc. SHOTEN JAPANESE BAZAAR SAYEGUSA 32-3- 4 Hotel Street, 109-11- 5 St. Nuuanu. V. King Fort Street Opp. Catholic Church 1120 Nuuanu Street, above Hotel near

;s - ,; rHOXO TlltttSOa'. DECEifBER 13. 1917.. ELEVEN COMMITTEES OF BaggagjemQDDg furniture and Piano Comfy Slippers HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DBAYINQ CO. LTD CIVIC SESSION PHONE J. J. BELSER, Manager, as Christmas Gifts SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST,:

ARE ANNOUNCED OPPOSED TO CALLING Mother s Felt Com-fy'- s AMBULANCE FOR TRANSFER CIVIC BODIES in black, blue, OF PRIVATE PATIENTS OceanicSteamship Co. The ; "rsonue! of rho mni!t?ee. b th- - sixth Anmal f'ivir lavender While ;he hosp.'ai a : i i DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO and grey. - I?.- - :nct''l emreen 52 yfv.'- n' a JOIN IN PLEA ' :,. l lanre h? t;anier patint It t-..- r Maepn-- . to a private yeste;day aft' Ti'- - H y if which i" in;!t Jien S.'i. rnnimitte. a t Regular Sailings to San N. S. ' ernor,i a na turned in for Francisco and Sydney, W. i iin its v.ya. " nd wagon,' and R C, .e s r to V..p !n the territory, Pr Aver. ;.'. i.i :notment ceon, a compelled to despatch the TO SHIP BOARD is r.s fo'.iows police patrol to tli scene woman li'.,ur( I Trent. hairman, OsV. : For further particulars apply to Child's Comfy's was bi'llv in.j ire.1 h a Ciiown .it I V. Koss.-!- Hav.nl:. H M. Ca?. nuk her head and s!. was rushed to the Ma .i. ar.d A K Clyrrer. K.uai of the important ivi organ C. & y Three BREWER in Bunny's and hopita! in the patrol. Th, err.er-penc- CO., LTD. General Agent A r.aHcnHl mmmltiee, which izaiioiii of Honolulu are now tv.rk of ho?p:tnl ambulance was ke;t . i to i:i f i 'ittimr into fxri:-rlr- the movement to secure tne tssuauce Dutch Kids. a.;5t i la'.lv on the n;n vesterday. and fe!f-ra- contin of th law ire'-tir- ? a na- by the shipping beard of six months' and police authorities com- tional pfiTK In Hawaii, r orrtprise hoitital permits to fcreien vessels to pnsaju j)Uir.e(i of thf fa( t that the amhulance ' ?:ru!, 1!- chairman: Wil in coastwise trade the Honolulu Marion was absent on a transier cas" the ''am T hnrip.-irn- . A W. van Valk'r, Chamber of Commerce, the Honolulu there whs need of it at headquarters burj:. .1. H ami '. Aliford. Ad Club and the Hawaii Promotion Matson Navigation Company Sdiir A larae number of private cases are 1? work fo: Another rornmlttfe to transferred in the emergency hospital Committee. M e of a law hy to support the desire "f th passim the territorial ambulance, bnt as the hich-powere- Action Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu Women's Silk and to pnt aeronnting of Toyo Co for permits the motor was (iesizned for etr.ercency Kissen Kaisha rl and the roun'ie: over a longer period a inele Kid Boudoir Slip- terr'nry work the hospital attaches are op- lian Foj; further particulars apply to rn n ha is. It voyage was by F .1 Haitin. of uniform fol'ons posed to it lie'n ent on long trips taken pers. Brocaded V.". R I'arrins' on. e!.airn.??:i ; K. M. the Hawaii Promotion committ"- - W for private patients The ''ntident repre CASTLE & COOtfE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu nteaMiam. Kara:. O. Aiken yesterday while the ara'aulanco was jwhen George MrK McCleUan. Tl A. Y Chamber vamps. Maui: T. Mos, Hawaii, and awav serves to sb.ow how necessary it sentative of the Honolulu Clarke. Honolulu. of Commerce, was recently here, and is tor the ambulance to remain at po- A road committee i apoointeil who is now en route to Washington lice headquarters to respond to erner-genc- v wT)rk see-l.'or.- up by Mr. r whifh is pledged to for ihe calls only, say;: Dr. Ayrr. A letter was drawn upkeep of all the roads of the Halton. which cited thp needs of territory and to the spirit n' a reso Honolulu for the use of the foreign TOYO KISEN KAISHA lution iassed hy trie invention fav- T vessels and gave specific statements Mclnerny Shoe i CITY BUSINESS AND Store oring the construction of territorial regarding the amount of passage room Regular Sailings to ! San Francisco and to roads hy the territory. This is tho SUPERVISORS' NOTES which had been available and unused the Orient 1017 Fort Street . : 'ommitlep named: 4. on these boats over a period cf one For further particulars apply H. K. Vernon, diairman: .! H. Mor-cn- . The report from the ins;eftor of month. This letter was given to Mr. to Ka;iai: W. F. Pos'ie. Maui: ( garages, sbowinc receipts for Novem McCleUan before he departed K. Wrieht and L MarFarlane. Hawaii. ber of $1.131. "in and expenditures cf At a meeting of the Ad Cluli yes CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu $2,419.24. was received. terday the letter was approved, atvl afterwards it was considered by the The matter of tailing for bids for Chamber of Commerce. CITY'S DEBTS ARE 13.0'tO barrels of fuel oil for the water Discussion arose at the meeting Belgian CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- For Relief N works pumping stations was referred over the indorsing of the letter when ROYAL MAIL LINE to the clerk of the board. Mr. Mclnerny questioned the advisa- Regular Sailings to bility of including in the letter or BRITISH COLUMBIA, FIJI, NEW ORDERED PAID A. K. Vierra, parks superintendent, taken by the chamber, a re- ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA reported that he had discharged John quest for the right to send perishable Kalaukca. park keeper at Puunui fruit on the foreign vessels. No men- For farther particulars apply Jo OF park, for frequent absences from tion of freight was made in the pro- THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., SALE General Agents It was bill paying night at the hoard work. motion committee letter. of supervisors' ineetinp la?t evening. Abe Lewis wanted to know- - were The final payment on the Beretarnia Louis S. Cain, building inspector, the T. K. K. and other foreign freight street work, amounting to $;jr,25o..(. asked for an appropriation of $202.12 space granted to the islands if was ordered made to the Lord-Youn- g tor expenses of his office. The mat- it would not result in that much ton- PHONE 2295 REACHES Engineering Co., after questions on ter was referred to the ways and nage, now provWed for by the ship- the part of Supervisois .MrClellan and means committee. ping hoard, being withdrawn. Hustace-Pec- k Petrie who not see how city ship- Co., Ltd. could the Emil Berndt thought that the KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND and county was going to pay- ALL FOR CONCRETE WORK. order Appropriations for the maintenance ping board was in full knowledge of FIREWOOD AND COAL ment of this work when the money upkeep Kapiolani park and shipping conditions and our needs, a? and of 93 QUEEN STREET P. O. BOX 2t2 FROM MOANALUA GARDENS from the assessments had not yet been other parks in the city and the pub- well as that of the nation, and could collected. After A. M. Criaty. deputy lic bath house were referred to the be depended upon to take equable city and county attorney, pointed out ways and means committee. action. Sale to be at Lanai Theater, Laniakea, on Saturday, 15th that the city and county could register Finally a motion was passed which the warrant for the amount in any A letter was read from Raymond C. indorsed the letter in the possession Pacific Mail Steamship Cq. of December, in aid of Belgian Relief. bank to he held against the collections Brown, secretary of the Chamber o! of Mr. McCleUan but added the woids, Regular sailings to the Orient and to San Francisco. to come, the action of payment was Commerce, asking the board to take "perishable fruit." carried out. For further particulars apply to . . Sale to continue from 8:30 till '1 o'clock. Plants will action on renumbering the houses in S. 80 Mangoes Payment to the Spalding Construc- Honolulu. It was passed over to the W. GOOD, Agent. Merchant St. Phone 299 Spe sold at reasonable prices. and pears are tion Co. for the work done on Kaljhi ways and means committee for action. PASSENGERS DEPARTED suit- sewers, amounting to $7934.29 and .grafts from the very best kinds. Plants should make By ports, 13692.03, to Foster & Keen, contrac- A. K. Aona applied for the job of steamer Kinau for Kauai Honolulu & Draying 12 Mrs. S. Robin- - P R able Christmas gifts. Construction tor?, for work done on the College of caretaker of Diamond Head park and December Mr. and NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL & E I Q H Tr son, Paul Rice, G. F. Rankin, H. L. Co. Trill have a truck sale to deliver plants to home of Hawaii storm sewer, was also or- offered to work pay providing and at without M. ROTTERDAM LLOYD dered. board permitted him to erect a White, Lydgate, C. W. Carpenter, buyers free of charge. the Stanford Deverill, Ueverill. TlCKCTB Then came requests for more ap- tent and live on the grounds. The mat Herbert JOINT William Wolters, P. Baldwin, C. Bald- - SERVICE propriations for various coun-tJ?rojec- ts was over com ------city and ter turned to the parks Rohj-itz-, -- LIST OF PLANTS Jwirv-i- L Lpmu, H. Mr. an tfofco-ham- -- " &&d plft&s. mittte; To BatavTiTOavi, via a, " 30 Pots rieHotrope " A letter was rea.d from Fred Ohri, Mrs. L. D. Larsen, Miss Louis, Mrs. l2 Ilingbir Ct-bra- GraTd Larsente rnaid; X. Dominici, L. A. l, Nagasaki, Hongkong sanitary . inspector of the territorial Sheriff Rose in a second letter 50 Poinsettias, dou-- Rodrigues, S. Oyama. S. Saye-gusa- , King 8 Grafted Pears Small board of health, asking an appropria- pointed out need of new J. and Singapore. Sailing dates, St? Tel. 1511 the helmets A. D. MacBoyle, R. S. ; ble. tion of 12000 to be used in eliminating policemen and need Thurston, Large Palms for the also the Miss Edith Brodie, Miss Maile Hastie, freight and passenger rates on blind catch basins in main busi- of a new patrol. He for an ap- 12 Large Poinsettias the asked Miss S. Kaulahao, Miss M. Wright. ness district. There is no out- propriation of $2.0f)(t. The matter was application. Telephone 3875 Vl2 Fern Baskets Miss Lizzie Kaulahao, and Mrs. 1111 Fort 6 Lauhala let to these sump basins, he declared, referred to ways and means com- ftr. si the C. D. Rea and Master Neil C. & The , 1 . Large Boston Fern 24 Ixora and the rain water remains stagnant mittee. infant. Brewer Co., Ltd., Aoents Standard Optical Co. in these spots and breeds mosquitoes. Moler, Master Danford, J. Spalding, wr j riAtwig 4 AreQa Luttibens W. L. Hoog, Sid Spitzer, B. D. Newell. OPTICIANS . 12 White Plumbago He advocated the building of a system board payment of Pantheon Block" ; -- The ordered the Miss Dora Broadbent, Miss Blanche 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE SO of pipes to drain the water into the $185 to Captain of Detectives Arthur Wilter I. Seymour -- & Mgr.' Small Palms 12 Aralia Mr. H. P. Fay-?- . Pre. harbor. The was directed to the McDuffie, which was person- Wishard, and Mrs. - letter a bill for Miss Abn, Miss T. Ichinose. 10 Kutiyi Palms 24 Asparagus Springer! attention of the city engineer. al expenses on trip to Bessie OUTWARD. the made the Miss Carrie Pauole, S. Okano, George v 12 iUparagus 12 Honeysuckle mainland to arrest and bring back For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and R. A. A. Doyle's Bitsui. Pots 24 Lionel Hart. Chester By Mauna Kea for Hilo Way Stations 9: 15 a. m., 3:20 pjn. 43 Ferns Selected African Daisy of $loQ for assisting in pros- steamer ; bill the 12 Miss 1 Large Fern TOYS ecution was to ways and Lahaina, December For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Tarslftr Australian Ferns referred the and G. Hargie, Y. H. means Florence Ward, J. Stations 17: 30 a. m.. '2:1a a, m.. committee. Ward, A. L. McKenzie, J. A. Madden, 11:30 2:15 p.m, 3:20 p.m, H. R. Jordan, Judge Kemp, A. V. Ho-ga- a.m, AT from H. PATTERS, HOTEL ST. The letter Sheriff Charles Mrs. K. D. Bishop, Mrs. Schmick 6:15 p.m., 19:80 p.m.. Ill: 15 p.m. Rose, regarding the closing of M. D. Su-juk- Automobiles, ffc.00 to $20.00. W. N. Bellinger. R. M. Talbot, H. i, For Wahlawa and Lllehua 11.02 Castillon's dance hall In the country, Mrs J. E. Biela. Biels, Children's Tricycles. $3.25 up. explained by 6aying Mastere a.m., 2:40 p.m., 5:0w p.m 11:30 the action that Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Webster, Segawa, Ives Trains, $1.75 up. this-hal- l was-th- e resort of women of p.m. Doll Buggies, 90c to $9.00. Suzuki. T. C. McDonald. Miss Kikuye. mm the underworld. The letter also asked Miss Kawainui. J. L. Wahllani. H. For Leilehua C:00 a.m. the board not to license any dance hall A great assortment of Painting Out- Smith, Henry Hattie, W. L. Kirsten, without first learning the' manner in Chong. Wr. H. W. II. fits, Pencil Boxes, Blocks, Sand Toys, likely W. T. crozier, INWARD which it would be conducted. Crozjer. J. Jedhson, Mrs. Lead Soldiers, Boats, Building Outfits was to Jr., Charles The letter referred the dance Ingersoll, Mrs C. L. Andrews, Mrs. L. Arrive Honolulu from Katuku, and Mechanical Toys. (Made in hall committee. A:1 America.) Adr. R. Eramans, Miss E. Crane. K. Kato, Waialua and Walanae Sfi a.m, W. P. Aamu, Mrs. R. C. Miller, Mrs. 5:30 p.m. Previous to the regular business Russell Roland, J. F. Nettles, Ching meeting, the board night held Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and last the Alai. a.m--, Condensed Laimi improvement hearing Pearl City 17: 45 a, m.. 8:26 A great WHY PAY MORE? district p.m., "4:24 p.ia., assortment of JJJT on assessments. James T. Taylor call- 11:02 a.m., '1:38 HEADACHES p.m. beautifully il- ed the board's attentipn to the unfair- COLDS CAUSE 5;3u p.m 7:28 printed and makes cooking ness of the proposed assessments, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- rrive Honolulu from Wabiawa and lustrated Apples. $1.50 per box. grade a.m ,1:53 p.m., 3:59 First stating that the assessment against moves the caaae. Used the woild over Lehehua '9:15 a slicxess Newton Pippin6 and White Winter him for storm drainage was $22-V4- in "7:13 p.m. not to cure a cold in one day. The signa- y.uj., Permain. Come and get them. Geo. excess of what it should be. After an Haleiwa Limited, a two-hou- r Christmas a A. 92G on each box. The speculation Belayeff, Maunakea street. ture of E. W. GROVn is a hour's discussion the board took the train (ouiy first-cia- tickets honored. Phone 3722. Adv. Manufactured by PARIS MEDI- aunuay-a- i matter under advisement and then the leaves Honolulu evtry e. jo j Cooking referred it to the roads committee. CINE CC. St. Tiotiis, U. S. a, m. tor Haleiwa Hotel; returning; BOOKS it always a success wher. p. m.j Highlander Condensed Milk (full arrives in Honolulu at lU:lu cream) ia used. LUMBAGO, SCIATICA WHAT BILLY SUNDAY SAYS Ite Limited stops only at Ferl CUr.; for Children St There's food reason, too, why lb a.wa Mill and Walanae. careful housewife should use this In cn of his at Boston FRANCISCO ouuuaj. ounaaj famous brand. met'ngs the SAN Dail. including all those in irtUjr, flavoured noted evangelist said, "I believe that r it eniarea better every b CHOf SUI the Library of Hawaii's dishes. It is easy to prove this. disease can cured by some PISJEUEVED weed if we can on'y discover it. There 93 Nortn King Street Christmas Display. Try a dressing where Highlander CLIFT new Condensed Milk has been used is not an ailment that God hasn't Call and see our brand against one in which ordinary milk Sloan's Linment Affords pest somewhere an herb growing that will CHOP SUI HOUSE PAPETEEIES or tome other condensed milk has cure that ailment." HOTEL Everything Neat and Clean Gtary antf TayUr Sts. CHRISTMAS been employed you at once Local Treatment for Pain- The chdice medicinal herbs which Cr. may by phone CAEDS etn Bus nd Taxi meet crery steamer Tables be reserved taste the superior flaTour of High- ful Inflammations will cure women'? ailments were dis- No. 1713 lander. covered more than forty years sgo, and Then, too, it makes food more di- doing Hawaiian News Soon as an attack of Lumbago or have been their beneficient work gestible. Scientists tell us that the for half a century. Lydia E. Pinkham LUMBER process of condensation modifies Sciatica begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Co., i combined them in convenient form In Supplies, Ltd. the caseinogen and thus makes A little, promptly used, not only stops Paints, Plumbing Building the her famous Vegetable Compound, Prices low. Houses . pain, and overcomes stiffness, dui Materials. built. mule more digestible. which is to be in Voung Hotel Bldg. Then, too. Highlander Condensed Milk ie richer hastens complete recovery and hlps found the drug stores en instalment plan. Choloe Hous. every con- you bare a standard full cream milk as prevent recurrence of the trouble. where ailing woman may Lots for sale. Bishop Street against a fluctuating product, of varying quality veniently get it at small cost. It does CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD. Sloan's Liniment supplies the 81 ' the work! Adv. 2478 P. O. Box 951 and richness. ; warmth to soothe inflammation, its ill I Telephone Made from the world's finest milk, Highlander counter-irritan- t effect promotes circn-- ' ia the standard brand for tens of thousands of lation and absorption of morbid se- - PASSENGERS EXPECTEDt i TIDES, SUN AND MOON. women who have proved its superiority. On Ifrnllrmt wlilla itc coriative influence test will suffice you owe it to yourself to Sore- By the net Matson s'eamer from make it. soothes the nerves and muscles. Moon ness, Stiff Neck. Wrenched Joints. San Francisco: Dr. W. H. Ketchum. There are hundred of recipes in the big 200-pa-ge Mrs. E. J. DeTunrq. MastPr Harn'd Hlh High Low Low Rises. Strains and Bruises are effectively re- ' beautifully illustrated Highlander Cook DeTuncq, C. N. Alcrquez, yr?. K. IV Data Tide )'t of Tide Tide Tide Sun Baa ina v. to-d- ay lieved by its use. Book. Write for a copy ed-- Rosewarn, H. P. feb A gTeat comfort with Sloan's Lini- Benson. Mrs. W. li. Large Tide Small Lara Small Rlsn Sets 8sts V Ketchun, Miss J. DeTuncq. Cuv H. "A"" ment is that you don't have to rub. It RATES Ruttoli h, Master C. N. Marquez,' and ne 0t L. Waldrta, Ltd., is also far cleaner to apply than salves European P'an . up Patty A.M. FT. P.M. P.M. A.M. Frit Aiuto, Heatlele, tlrs. C. N. Marquez. . ct plasterers, as it does not stain the . merlrsn ri 15 up ttly ' skin or clog the pores. Generous size f?te Ari.r and Nary Riles i Data now in possession of the Brit- ?pr!t ti bottles at druggists everywhere. 25c, . k C 10 1:30 18 12:3S 6:32 8.38 6:29 3:01 ish staff shows that the Crown Prince Irc.lfr Cli't. rrMidnt Dec. 60c. $1.00. bud ah R'rh V,5.t'r den! & Mgr 2 0 ' 3:5T Rupprecht of Bavaria in two months n 2:0 1:28 7:06 9:24 6:30 5:21 l J"prevr tsf t- r Hjw t Windf : has exhausted ninety-on- e German di- rn " 12 2:43 2.1 2:13 7:43 10:06 6:31 5:21 4:5 MIR l.So'i.OOu HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION 4 visions tnearlv mem in de 13 3:20 2.2 2:59 8:16 10:47 6:31 5:22 v 5:35.: DRAYIN . CC. LTU. fending the Passohendsele Ride an-- 1 3:59 2.3 3:43 8:58 11:29 6:32 5:22 SeU counter 14 tutrrns in fruitless attacks. ' P-- ; .'rv- -; Pbaq titl 63-7- 1 S. Quae St Your Eyes Need Cdi 15 4:37 2.3 4:33 9:40 12:10 t:32 5:23 '7:09 Ghen - . Try Murine' Eve Remedy , 16 5:17 6:28 10:23 '12:51' i: ;23VJU. TWELVE r Island Headquarters In By BRIGGS San Francisco Masonic Temple Oh Man HOTEL STEWART (Viaitor? who have not been examined must be in th Of Rates from $1.50 a day fifteen.) Utm Ssstl aM Stractort-SS- O Temple by seven 'j' USTCtO TCCT5 - I VE Cam! laaasa 0 Caenedtof BPAT ILCa, Most rums ( Rrak&st ftOc; Suodaya 75c I Ow Geary St, a few afcra trim Vmkm S r ; j little IEN-R- i cHt Vyc.f. Ty Damper:.' Mii in Use Lunch Oc Take Municipal Car Kn direct to b door. T.V'ftY Cnitd SUL ' Dinner $1 ; Sundays Motor Wecftfy Calendar : IA"; A.'w $1.23 Bm all tlx principal steamer. FIRE rM(; r ifC pi c I O'JE LV fflL' mtt ei "TsteiTS" a. e. c. cm. MONDAY n,-.' -- cA -B' . mv Li--'.- ' Honolulu Idse No. nri r in Stated and flection of offi- T - cers, 7:30 p. ni. X Hats for Fall III i- - . "Cf TUESDAY J! DEL MOMTE ADORABLE Masonic Hoard or Relief. H tilar. 5 p. m. BSAND new designs moderate prices, WEDNESDAY MISS POWER Boston Bldg. Ha '.valla n !xk1 No. 21. Spe- cial, third depree. T.o p. iu. Pure Cranberry Sauce THURSDAY may now be enjoyed at all POULTRY PRODUCBCV Hrnoliilii t 1'aptcr No. 1. It. A. M. Stated anil election of cf-fire- seasons of the year. MEATS 7 : p. in. GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Territorial Marketing Div'n. FRIDAY l.odne I.e Propria No. :;71. Distributors for Hawaii Maunakea nr. Queen Phone 1840 Spci?!, tecnd degree. 7: 3 J p. in. Get more light SATURDAY ' 4, O. E. Hcrnicny Chapter No. - i . L MILLINERY p. WESTINGHOUSE S). 7:3i in. se MRS. Stated. :v ! ( 'ex-Cu- - . - - BLATT Z HEMpyV (why Tne bis" i ALL-l- RiSht- Mazda Lamps - vajmat's DER- formerly MacGregor & Blatt save money. I i LAUGH- K,L.-U-- t. (ME; RIGHT -- - O n now at- The Hawaiian Electric Co, Ltd. 112 Unon St.

FALL STYLES YEE CHAN & CO. A large assortment of Ladies' Hats and Trimmings King and Bethel Sts. WONDER MILLINERY CO., LTD. ORIENTAL SILKS Odd Fellows Hall 1017 Nuuanu, near King SQ Line of Chinese Most Complete Fresh Pasteurized . Goods at MILE, ORE AM FONG INN CO. and Ice Cream Leading Chinese Curio WZCKLY CALENDAR Honolulu's Store 1152 Nuuanu SL, nr. Pauahl Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. Phone 1542-467- 6 I iinrtninv Jjodze No. 3. Reg- - I ularly meeting at 7:30 p. m. ARMY and NAVY First degree. Twelve candi-- j LADIES' dates. UNIFORMS ,. I for officers and enlisted men. White Shoes at low prices, TUESDAY W. W. AHANA & CO. Reg-- " MANUFACTURERS' 8HOE i Excelsior Lodge No. 1. King Si, near Bethel 8T0RI alar meeting at 7:S0 p. m. 1051 Fort SI " ' Seventy - first anniversary. TORE FINED OR THE FORESIGHT OF Smoker and social session. ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS Home-mad- e, appetizing The perfect roof coating,i WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1. every week at p. m. BURN U. BOARD A LOCAL FIRM GRAPHILATUM V Initiation drill at 7:30 FRAUD IN ADS WISCONSIN STUDENTS S. SHIPPING METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET HONOLULU LA FOLLETTE IN EFFIGY REVISES ITS PLANS New, clean, white, sanitary IRON WORKS CO. THURSDAY ' Phone Agents 1. Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. Wireless.) (Associated by Wireless.) visitpd p. m. Iowa's new. law against fraudulent (Associated Press by U. S. Naval Press U. S. Naval A well known local lady ( Regular meeting at 7:30 MADISON, Wisconsin, Dec. 13. WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 13. yesterday with Refreahments on advertising stood its first test in court three clothing stores r Initiation. Emporium Students of his old alma mater Abandonment of the plan to place all her two sons seeking to outfit her VEST POCKET ' roof garden. with the conviction of the course of engaged in the trans- ' merchantmen ' showed their disgust at the boys with blue serge suits. Not until STEINWAY 1 Cloak and Suit Co. of Des Moines. In . command of by As- Robert M. LaFollette in. the United atlantic trade under the she reached The Hub, on King street, KODAKS sustaining charges brought the effigy to HALL Vigilance Committee of Iowa, States senate by burning him in members of the naval reserve and did she find clothes which suited her. $7.00 upward. NO. 1, sociated night. largely i HONOLULU' LODGE Judge J. E. Mershon of the municipal on the college campus here last officer such craft from that The manager of the Hub anticipating HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. was a member of the class body has been, it was announced yes- serges a prob- . MODEjvN ORDER OF PMOENIA court fined the concern $150 and costs. LaFollette a general rise in and 1059 Fort St. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. University of Wisconsin terday, decided upon by the shipping In V111 meet at tneir nome, corner oi Later the fine was reduced one-hal-f on of 1879 In the able scarcity bought heavily early Beretanla and Fort streets, every a plea for leniency by the defense. and until recently has been held in ad- board. Too many practical obstacles the spring in boys' serges which ex- and esteem by its student have been found to the original plan. selling eTening, ociuta.. miration plains why today' the Hub is well-wearin- Tnursday ai The case upholds the new principle Natty, stylish, g Adlen plan all-woo- - J. W. ASCH, Leader. of law that exaggerated price compar- body, which, year after year, as he Under the revised officers from l, Washington blue serge suits I FRANK. MURRAY, Secretary. isons are in reality statements of fact grew politically great and from a the reserve are to be in command of in ages from 6 to 17, at $8.50. The figure, has regard- all troop ships first, all ships engaged temporary quar- COLLEGIAN Valencia Oranges. than of mere opinion. . state to a national Hub is still in their E, rather in HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P..O. The 6tore advertises! $20 winter ed him as its hero. the transportation of war muni- ters, at 78 South King street, oppo Clothes for Men. tions and all are engaged in CHUN HOON meets In tneir naiw coats . $10.99; $18 dresses, $8.98, and Hundreds of students participated in that site the Union Grill. THECLARION Hotel & Fort '. carrying supplies to the armfes at the Kekiulike, nr. Queen 3992 V y ' on King St. near $4 and $5 silk blouses, $1.98. The the expression of disapproval last Phone vT-A- rft Pnrt every Friday Vigilance one each night. As darkness fell they pro- front. Committee secured new HUN SUBMARINES TAKE evening. ' Visiting of the articles advertised and sub- ceeded to the campus and fell into The arrangement, while it will Christmas ; brothers , are cor- mitted them to experts all of whom line, making a long procession. in ultimately relieve the situation in ABOUT AVERAGE TOLL dially invited to at-- swore that the garments were not the center was a straw stuffed figure, some ways, will produce problems that inus meet mer- HANAN'S BEST SHOES' 'i solution tend. . of) the value, claimed. The highest drawn by a rope and labeled with a3 the LONDON, Eng., Dec. 13 Submarine BOOKS chant grows. - . fleet It means at the New Fiction, Standard Sets, ? T ft 3 TT VI 1111 r..-- xw retail value placed on the coat was name. Round and round losses during last week, as announced $12.50, $12, marched, present time and in the early future of 21 War Books, Books for Children. - on the dress $10 to and the campus the students by the admiralty, show a total M .NERNY. STORE- - DUNSHEE, Sec. ' the taking 17 SHOE 1 II. on the blouse $2.50. The evidence groaning and hooting, while others over from the shipping, vessels, about the average of the paat PATTEN'- S- Hotel 8t -- was ordi- center, board and the operation under the ships sunk, 14 Fort, above King St ... . , 1- that the blouse was a grade a great at the Of the - . kindled bonfire three months. SOEHNE -- navy 'HERMANNS narily UBed as a leader at $1.95. To this th&y fragged the effigy and department of many ships. All were oyer 1600 tons and seven below iist vnii wiftu Tn anxFRTiftP im Honolulu Lodfie No.1 ; In rendering his decision Judge great into of those thus far commandeered are tonnage. Hail with a shout they hurled it now that NEWSPAPERS .Vccsammlungen in K. of P. Mershon said that technicalities would center of blaze. in the service of the shipping the the board. Rome reports for the week the loss Sport Coata net hold in a case where the viola- Giving cheers for the universit, for ships, one above 1500 Anywhere at Any Time, Call on ox ttnd,17. Janry.' 7 ""und 2L of five Italian Mandarin Coata Decbr..3 tion of the law was so complete. President Wilson and for the state of tons, one steamer of smaller tonuace Write SDLK Stockings, Etc Sebry. una war. "The offense was wilful and inten- Wisconsin, they then dispersed. MILLION POUNDS FOR Marx, 18. and three small sailing craft. THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY General Versammlung tional," he said, "and a plainer case j rraes. RELIEF OF HALIFAX 24 S. OZAKI EMIL KLEMMfc. could not be shown. GEOLOGISTS BELIEVE Sansome St. San Francisco " RAILROADS PUT STRONG 109-11- 5 King I ; BOLTF, Sekr. North Si ; C toy ENGLAND HAS OIL ON (Associated Prasa U. 8. Naral Wireless ) ISLAND CURIO COMPANY BRITISH TAKE FORMAL EMBARGO EXPORTS HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 13. Including MYSTIC LODGE: No. 2,. K, of P. those who are.missing the list of those LONDON, Eng. It. was announced Curios, Stamps, Coins, - Pythian Xlali; corner Fort POSSESSION JERUSALEM (Associated Press by U. 8. Naval Wireless.) of Commons that "cer- Hawaiian Largest stock of MeeU ia - killed and lost in the disaster of Jast in the House com- ctrootn everv Friday : 1 NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 13. East- and Post Cards. The most t .ni. .: weelt was last night placed tain eminent American geologists, who o'clock.. Visiting (Auociatrtf Frttt by U. S. Naral Wirafttt.) ern railroads have declared a castlron officially plete and attractive Curio Store. PIANOS ' vening . at 7:30 at 1226. Sonie of those injured have come from the United States to LONDON, Eng., Dec. 13. General embargo upon all freights for export are ' brotners coru"j - still in a precarious condition so that advise the government, hold that it is 170 in the Territory. Allenbr. in command of the British except those under government con- well worth while to spend a considera- Hotel Street Honolulu forces in Palestine, yesterday formally these figures may later be somewhat BERGSTROM MUSIC C LTD. S. signment upon all lines reaching North ble sum of money in exploring the pos- 1020 Fort SL --Phone 232T A. B. ANGUS, P. a. K. R. and entered Jerusalem and took over the ports. increased. Atlantic Advices were sible petroleum deposits in Great military .possession of the city. He and received here from LORD-YOUN- The freight congestion is heavy Britain." G ' was warmly greeted by the citizens, in- London yesterday that parliament has MOOSE. HEADQUARTERS, available motive power Is proving The speaker, a spokesman for the who lined the route of the British' col- move crowded apnropriated a million pounds for the Engineering Co., Ltd. Protective Agency of "Bldg 184 Merchant-- Open sufficient to the cars relief board of trade, added: "It is impossi- Hawaii Magoott umn' and cheered the British comman- into interior shipping points. To help of the city and the suffering o w - - - - residents who have ble to exaggerate the importance of Engineers and Contractors cany iruui t" ' der. relieve this congestion, an order was; survived and have can- PATROLS ', finding oil in this country. We Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. 1060, . General Allenby issued proclama- made it available to the relief commit- Day and Night a issued from Washington yesterday to yet say it is here, but it is Telephone 2610 i Invited : tee at once, the cabled message not that and 4537 Visiting Brothers tion in which he stated that the var- said. 5-- All certain western lines to send one hun- certainly worth looking for. Oil is Phone 1411; 6 Elite Bldg. ious holy; structures would be given east for the use of Other relief funds are reported and dred locomotives funds made available almost more important at this moment WM. E. MILES, Mgr. adequate protection and would be the eastern railroads. from various anything else. You may have maintained properly. points in the United States and than FREE' UKULELE LESSONS , through men, munitions, and money, but if you C. H. TRULLINGER The main army passed the dominion. great- Wrth any Instrument you buy from British has CUBAN HOUSE VOTES have no oil you are without the on to the northeast and is continuing est motive power we are using, and Optician FEDERAL . K Kaai l,. EXPORTS TO Ernest a series of successful operations. Sev- UNANIMOUS FOR WAR NEUTRALS the rest will be of little value." Successor to A. N. Sanford Get Particulars Now) eral additional important' positions MWMHavStkaSj'MHMHHnM - 2C28 - SHOW BIG DECREASE ELCEE 1126 Union St. - Phone have been occupied. HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 13 A special A force of 5000 Mexican government Boston Block, Fort St. Liquid Roofing Cement message by Pre3idenC Menocal calling (Associated PTesi Vj o. a. Wireless.) troops sent into the state of .Morales kti against Zapata and Diaz LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. MAN AND SON GUILTY a declaration of war upon Austria, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 13. As to operate the 169-17- for 7 So. King 81 ANTI-DRAF- a were practically annihilated. OF T PLOT thus following the lead of the United direct result of the embargo upon bandits SEE States, was read in the Cuban house goods for export to the neutral na- CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pa Mc-Hug- being of IN THE MESSENGER COYNE SEATTi E, Vash.James A. h. of representatives yesterday, tions Northern Europe without as- reputed to wealthy immediately followed by the Introduc- surance that such goods should not First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii be a ranch- In Probate. AND FOR FURNITURE er of AuLvrn, and his son, John Ed- tion of a resolution declaring the ex- tc permitted to reach the enemv. ex At Chambers - 23 war. reso- ports in month i Young Building ; win McH' pn, years old, were found istence of a state of This the of. October fell off LAUNDRY Ol, guilty by a jury In the 'federal dis lution passed, by a unanimous vote in nearly JZ3.yoo.ooo from the same In the matter of the Estate of Wil- trict court of conspiracy to violate tiw the house and has been forwarded to month last year. liam C. Parke, deceased. P. 5325. . today. In October, 1916, goods k selective draft law. the senate for action to the value r - DEVELOPING of $30,385,721 were sent to Norway, STRAW Notice of Hearing Petition for Admin- : . ENLARGING Sweden, Denmark FELT PRINTING and Holland. Last istration. HATS $7,772,-S36- . FORMS . ' October the exports came to - City Best In the STYLISH MILLINERY Honolulu Picture Framing A It is believed that in this way mil- The pstition of Jane S. Parke, An- T. OZU HAT STORE Supply Co. .. lions of dollars of foodstuffs and sup- nie H. Parke and Bernice P. Walbridge Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu St. plies which Germany urecntlv needs of Honolulu, T. H., alleging that Wil- How to Equip a have been kept from reaching "it. i liam C. Parke of Honolulu, died intes- THE J 8. VYINVICK CO. i tate at Honolulu, on the 17th day of limed. November, A. D. 1917. leaving prop- r n rNnT1!! GERMANY SAYS ENTENTE Company of fx nnr AIRCRAFT erty within the jurisdiction of this LOSES HEAVILY Court necessary to be administered v" paper Hanging and Decorating upon, and praying that Letters of Ad- BERLIN, Germany, Dec. 13. En- Infantry Real? SUngenwald Bldg. Phone 3134 ministration issue to Hawaiian Trust Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Hnito tente aircraft losses during the month Company. Limited, having this day In temporary store This Is all laid plainly in the Gold. of were Noxember nearly four times been filed: King St., opp. Union Grill those of the Germans, to a according Is ordered, Friday, 28th "B" "C" statement issued by gen- It that the "A" yesterday the day of December, A. D. 1917, 2 . 3Ve jrill pay 6c a pound for clean cotton rags and eral staff. The figures at The Independent Review L. AYAU SHOE CO. of losses an p. m., be Is ap- nounced ! o'clock and hereby Book sencl our wagon toany address to get them: are! .Monthly Equipment ! pointed for hearing said Petition in Published Sole Agent for W. L. Douglas By 22 205 the Entente, balocns and by - -- , - " ' ' ' the Court Room of this Court in tno Leadlns English-Japanes- e ivfagarine . Shoes. airplanes. . Judiciary Building in Honolulu, City Subscription Rate $1.00 per year Lieut. Raymond C. Baird, : By the Germans, six balloons and 00 2663. j 1005 Nauanu, nr. King County of Honolulu, which P. O. Box 474 30 U. S. A. Phone airplanes,- - ; and at Campbell Block 25th Infantry, JustPh time and place all persona concerned Merchant Street, Honolulu may appear show cause, any Written primarily for the volun- and if may be of. Service WAR EXPORTS MEASURE have, why said petition should teer officer; it Sell your Rags Support a French Orphan they to the regular officer as welL and APPROVED BY SENATE not be granted. - - :, 25c 's 4,. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 22, 1917. PRICE WASHINGTON, DV C. Dec. 13. By the Court: --at- Star-Bullet- Legalizing1-certai- combinations of ex- H. A. WTILDER, u Honolulu in porters - which were prevented under Clerk. Honolulu Star-Bullet- in the Shejman Anti-Tru- st Law, the war FREAR. PROSSER, ANDERSON & 3M export biH passed the senate yester-- f MARX, " . " 4 . 125 Merchant SI day. It 1s designed to promote for For Petitioner. 'fsfilAV I v- - mmm elgn commerce' 6950 Nov. 22, 28, Dec. 6, 13 i oo

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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N F0RSALE FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS PERSONALS -- AUTOMOBILES. Six warehouses for rent. Apply BAMBOO FURNITURE. MONEY LOANED. CHIROPODIST. DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- (t Waterhouse Trust, Fort and Mer- . . .. 4 Have booked my passage for the coast 6885 tf R. Ohtani, Fort near Kukui. Tel. 3028. Money loaned on diamoads. watches DR. F. O. KANSLRR. Elite Bid.. 164 ftiiKr riat Ion : chant Sts. i vi rnt vi r and munt sell my two cars: Cadil- 6800 tf and jewelry at legal rates. Federal) Hotel St. Tel. 5536. 6966 tf SUr-Bulleti- n 75 cents per mon th. -- Daily lac 4" and Kissel S.'' Am offer- FURNISHED HOUSES. Loan Office, 95 N. King St. 6365 tr g per year, o cenn per wyj. ing these cars at prices that almost CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. NEW THOUGHT. Reml-Weekl- y per y ear 8tar Bulletin. $2 make them gift. Both Al condi- Desirable houses in various parts of Fidelity Office. 52 N. King St. j lan No the city, furnished and unfurnished, Boston Cafe Coolest place in town, Money loaned on diamonds, watches Free class in New Thought meets tion. Phome 6294. dealers. k. -- . . ( r.-.- w Advertialng Rates: at $15. 118, 20. $25. $30. $35. $40 and nuciIfto. liic BUUn,C BLUp 111. UJlav and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr each Tuesday, 10:20 a. m., Beretania u 6965 4t Announce-men- h. CUMified and Buaineas up to $125 a m-nt- See list in our and night. Bijou Theater. Hotel St and Miller. Strangers welcome For 1 cent per word per each inser- Metz Touring Car. electric lights and j office. Trent Trust Co.. Ltd.. Fort 6539 tf MERCHANT TAILOR. books or information Tel. 1579. tion, up to one week. starter. Bosch magneto. Good con-- j street, between Kins and Merchant. 6910 tf THE VON HAMM-YOUN- CO.. Columbia Y. 1131 Estimate six words per Hne. dition. Tools, weed chains, etc.; Lunch Rooms; quick service H. Sang, tailor. Union. Honolulu LIMITED Hito cents New 126 Kealohilani and cleanliness our motto; open day i 6414 m DRESSMAKERS. Per line, ona week Frame garage for two cars goes with j cottage. DISTRIBUTORS nU N. Peale, 25th (Waikiki). also opportunity to pur- and night. Hotel St.. opp. Bethel. Per line, two weeks car. $300.00. Capt. J. MASSAGE. Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc., PClUlne. one month TO cents Inf., Schofield. . 696o 3t chase furniture, curtains, gas range, 5518 tf mo. made to order. Also repairing and 60 cents ea. at a bargain. Call at house. g. reYine. six months.. CLEANING AND DYEING. K. Hashimoto, massage and electro-neerin- sewing lessons. Reasonable prices. Oth& rates upon application. Dodge Touring Car, excellent condi- 6948 tf St., opp. Williams cer- good Nuuanu Mrs. Y. H. Chow. 229 Merchant, No advertisements of liquors or tion, run only 5000 miles, tires. A. B. C. Renovatory; cleaned, 1785. will extinguisher.! Nice cottage completo for housekeep- clothes undertaking office, Phone rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone, American Optical Co. proprietary medicines one spare. Pyrene fire dyed i tain ing. 2 large front rooms, 2 cheap and repaired. Phone 4148. 6400 3m 4058. 6881 lyr.; cash or terms. I will accept a road- 6104 1148 Fort St.. Honolulu ad- 5859. rooms. 251 Vineyard street. Phone tf replying to advertisements, ster as part payment. Phone PRINTING. S. Bere-- i Opposite Catholic Convent In 1398. 6964 6t Mrs. Masakt Maunakea and stated. In 6962 j dress your replies exactly as tf Steam cleaning, Alakea St., nr. Gas Co. tania. 6814 6m THE HOUSE OF 6234 We do not boast of low prices, which SERVICE till advertisement. ex- Cottage for rent, Nuuanu valley, elec- tf subscriber, Chevrolet, 1916 model, usually coincide with poor quality; AND PENMANSHIP. If you are a telephone tric light, gas water, partly fur- LANGUAGE your advertisement; we will cellent condition, tirea almost new, ad COLLECTION AGENCIES. but we "know how'' to put life, phone top. Address nished. Apply to James T. Taylor. it. newly painted, new hustle and go into printed matter, MALTERRE'S French and Penman- chari Schofield 511 Stangenwald Bldg. 6965 3t j Quick FOR ALL PURPOSES OUR PHONE 18 4811. Field Artillery Exchange. Returns Collecting agency. and that is what talks loudest and ship Lessons now opened at Room P 6963 tf F. Star-Bulleti- n Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, Barracks. Completely Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. TeL longest. Honolulu 3, Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. A furnished cottages and 3540. 6839 6m Napkina and Towels, Etc. WANTED apartments on beach. Apply Printing Department, 125 Merchant 6806 tf Bargain. 1916 Buick Six Touring Car. the AM.-HA- PAPER CO., Ltd. P first-clas- s Mrs. Cressaty, 1909 Ave. street. condition, $775.00 cash. Kalakaua CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS. SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. Prions 1410 800 men and women to at- 6779 tf E Wanted meetings. Must sell at once. P. O. Box 1117. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. tend the Salvation Army 6965 3t Coconut plants for sale. Samoan va-- M ME. CLEO R street, Tuesday. Wed-- UNFURNISHED HOUSES. 69 Beretania ricty. Apply A. D. Hills, Lihue. G. Floyd Perkins. 603 Stangenwald has taken an office in the Love build- ' netday. Thursday. Saturday and Touring Car. $425. Cash only. Kauai. 6477 tl " 6m ing, street, room 6. Don't Automobile and Ford Cool bungalow with modern appli- Bldg. Phone 2907. 6809 1140 Fort Sunday, at 7:45 p. m. Adjutant Auto Stand. King and Rich- you ad- Princess ances, mosquito proof, close to fall to consult her if need Mrs. - C. West will welcome streets. 6966 tf T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635 PLUMBERS. or Jmes- ards Emma street car line. Fine moun- vice on business, health, love alL m'lm 6288 tr marriage. Phone 4115. 6952 tf Repairing Dodge Touring Car, 1917 model, fine tain and marire view, spacious Won Loui Co.. Smith street. Tel. 1033. FRANK COOMBS We to grounds, 414 Magellan Ave. Phone Tnvnfthihfl ICinv Ct Viria Villa Roofs to Repair niarantee condition. , Phone Lt. J. M. Johnson, tt 6815 6m PERSONALS. top all leaks. See Lou Rogers or Fort Shafter. 6967 2t 2231. 6960 tf 6411 3m i Bishop and Queen Tel. 2182ii Alonxo Jones. We lead, others SHIRTMAKERS. Everything "in jewelry sold on easy Unfurnished two-bedroo- cottage, follow. Eureka Paint Co., 816 So. Buick. $400. See Davis. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. payments at the Jewelry Depart- Tel. 4400. Bishop Park Auto Stand. 1436 Young street, near Keeaumoku. YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas King SL Phone 206. HONOLULU ment In The Model Clothiers. Fort MEAT MARKET & GROCERY, 6947 tf PLANING MILL, LTD.; made to order. 1305 Fort St.. opp street. 6953 tf To tent try reliable party a 2 or Contractors and Builders. Manufac- Kukui St. Phone 2331. 6442 lyr eotuge, Punahou district pre-- AUTO ACCESSORIES. Three bedroom house, 311 Peck Ave. turers of doors, sashes, frames,' MASSAGE. ' Apply 283 Vineyard street, 6932 Phone Telephone 3930 or P. O. tf blinds, molding, screens, brackets, Akagi. 1218 Nuuanu street, shirts and f 3451' ferred. bicycle tires 6041. Box IT. Honolulu. 6951 U All makes of auto and etc. All kinds of mill work, finish- pajamas made to order. Phone Massage parlors for ladies. Mrs. S C. Q. YEE HOP A. CO. and .tubes; auto accessories; also FURNISHED ROOMS. ing, tuning. Repair work and small 6307 tf Hirao, phone 5203. 64 Kukui lane, Preserving Paint Co.. also vulcanizing, retreading, rebeading, jobs a specialty. St. Tel. 1510. 6956 peerless Nicely furnished rooms for girls or Fort Nuuanu street. lm Gravel- - Root Specialists, etc. Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., 6806 6m G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu St. Pitch and Talsho couple. Housekeeping privileges if old stand. 65 Queen St 180 Merchant. Ewa Alakea street 6451 3m PAOEREWSKI DESTINED TO till at the Wal-kik- l, 11 desired. Apply Royal Grove, MXHESNEY COFFEE 481. Phone 3117. 6582 6m Reed & McAfee, marble and tile con EARN MILITARY FAME CO. Phone 2396 Prince Edward street. K. made order. 348 N. tractors. Office and show room at Tamane td COFFEE ROASTERS 6951 - 6806 6m or oookkeep. Automobile, carriage, wagon supplies tf Pre- j King. Stenography, typewriting Nuuanu and Merchant streets. WASHINGTON. D. C Ignace Jan wanted aa evening work. Box jQuaker, Portage tires, tubes. New llminary estimates furnished. Phone Dealsrs in Old Kona Coffee ing Desirable light housekeeping or single SHOE REPAIRING. PaderewsKi is developing qualities as SUr-BuneU- 6944 lm Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. Tel. 2742. 1455. 6944 tf STZ. rooms, lo- a man may give him Merchant St Honolulu 6803 6m moderate charges, central military that cation, quiet, SHOP greater fame than his music, in the By Salvation Army, clothing and clean. Ganzel Place, Electrical contractor charges reason- NEW SHOE the 112 Vineyard, first-elas- s shoe re- opinion officials war depart-- 1 for relief work. Pnone Accessories: tires. Tel. 1324 Smoot & cor. Fort. 6940 tf able. Motoyama & Yamane. Phone M. G. Teives does of of the furniture work prices. Re- ment with whom he conferred again 3166. 6865 lm Stetnhauser. Alakea and Merchant 3018 day, 7364 evenings. 6916 6m pair at reasonab'e 6803 6m Large room for two gentlemen, also member 1585 Emma St. 6918 lm concerning his Polish legion for the market price will he paid for single room. Special rates by the M. Fujita, contractor and builder, war upon Germany. PIANOS The beet month. Heinle's TEA HOUSES. :,Vp. washed cotton rags , by the MOTORCYCLES, ETC. Tavern. Phone painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002 The legion, formally approved by the ekn 4986. HONOLULU MUSIC CO., 6743 tf 6300 lyr. government, already has taken sub--' Ltd. fipuiu THOR motorcycles; Pierce bicycles; Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. Citadel Hotel, 71 prop. 3212. 6183 tf stantial form and is now encamped on 1107 Fort Street Call 7121 . Beretania street. Oda. Telephone Schoolboy for housework. supplies; paintlrg; repairing. K. CONTRACTORS GENERAL. Ni-- 1 Furnished rooms, at $2 and $2.50 per the Canadian side of the river at Sunday afternoon. 6946 tr Okahlro. opp. Oahu Ry. Tel. 4018. agara to of 6000 week. 6902 tf Co., TYPEWRITERS. Falls the number Ohio Building general contractors. well armed and equipped men. The ' SITUATION WANTED. T. EKI crclemotor agt, So. King. Prices low, work sintisfactory. Phone On the Beach a large room suitable Rebuilt Underwood and Remington force Is being put through a course of Get 6804 6m 2113, 1383 Emma street, near Vine- Typewriter Ex., all the light you are pay. Big boy. well known In town, for two. Meals optional. Garage. typewriters. Hen. intensive training by 200 youna: offi- Chinese yard street, Honolulu. 6886 6m 184 Phone 5575. 6814 6m ing for by who hae had 8 or 9 years experi- BICYCLES. Phone 7497. 6966 6t Merchant. cers who have been given a primary using Edison ence aa a collector for & number of C. Yamamato, 82 S. Kukui St., phone military education in the United Mazda Lamps. & Rooms for light VULCANIZING. Urns, would like position as collec- Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl King. housekeeping, high 4430; general contractor; building. States and have received finishing . ' 6076 6m elevation, close in. Phone 1998. for some one firm, beginning 6354 tf new. prices. training in Canada under veteran Brit ELECTRIC SHOP tor 6963 tf Old tires made moderate ish and Canadian instructors. first of year If possible. Address New Hawaii Vulcanizing. Maunakea -- O. Box 978. MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King St. DRESSMAKERS. Paderewaki is anxious to secure for A. P. F. P" P. 6803 Furnished rooms and and Pauahi Sts. 6814 6m 6966 12t 6m apartments. The his legion some of the highly trained Fairmont, 574 Beretania. C929 tf Mrs. Rodc.net. dressmaking. El. Ve-ran- and experienced Polish officers who Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon SATO, 330 N. King. Tel. 1026. 6803-6- WOOD AND COAL. By competent American au- 1 1057 Beretania St. 6936 lm have been serving with the Russian Wanted ROOM AND BOARD. tomobile mechanic home work on MOTORBOAT. Tanaba Co.. Pauahi, nr. River St., tel. army. He saw Counselor Polk at the ENGRAVING. d Chocolates any make machine, engine trouble., 2657; firem-oo- and charcoal, whole- 'state department, and is understood Good HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. and evenings. Rates A r. or homeeooking for reliable gentle- sale and retail. 6297 tf to have sought aid from the state de afternoons Breman motor for motorboat man, walking Calling and business cards, mono- Hotel and Phone 2744. ask for sampan, 4 cylinders, 45 h. p., in Al distance from town, nartment in obtaining the services of Bethel Streets moderate. $40.00 per 729 grams, wedding invitations and an Keller. 6964 6t condition, can be seen at Gomes' Ex- month. Kinau. Phone AMERICANS STRIPPED AND these officers. 6147. 6966 3t nouncements, stationery, etc: cor BEATEN TO DEATH BY press office. For price, etc., apply rect styles. Star Bulletin Printing HELP WANTED. P. O. Box 17, Honolulu. 6951 tf GERMANS AND TURKS HOTELS Department, 125 Merchant St. SILVA'S "" position in print- (Ev Associated Press) Boy wanted to take REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. WAR. PUZZLES ing plant. Also opportunity of at- ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. Refugees TOGGERY Home of Hart - pay THE PIERPOINT report the Turks, tending school. Good to start A modern house on a lot For furniture repairing, polishing, from Palestine that Schaffner & Marx Clothes Y. M. C. A. 5300 sq. "On the Beach at Waikiki" and cooperation with the Germans, are Apply Mr. Thomas of on ArteslAi street Ta-kan- in A -- ' ft carpentering by day hire. I. bungalows ex- See KING, NEAR FORT . -s 734--4f - one door above King street. Price Furnished and rooms; 816 committing the most fearful attro So. King street. Tel. Pal-esfin- $2500.00. apply A. cellent meals; splendid bathing and on Jewish colonies in e. For particulars H. 2096. 6941 6m cities the Boys to learn' trade, age5 14 to 16. Asch, Bank of Honolulu, after 3:30. boating; 1000-foo- t promenade pier; month all the leading education. Apply su- beautiful Ist colony Jaffa Common sehool Phone 3930. 6966 7t marine and mountain New and second-han- d furniture bought men of the Jewish at Star-Bulleti- n. 6894 tf view; on perintendent terms reasonable. Mrs. John and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort St. were accised of espionage and MISCELLANEOUS. Cassid7. Tel. 5708. 6202 tf 6453 6m false evidence or on confessions ex- DISTILLED SHOEMAKER WANTED. torted bv torture were convicted by from pure water rapid motor IRON AND CORRUGATED NAILS iaiki. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- a German court-marti- and hanged delivery. Shop. and Mill Company. Ltd., AUCTION BULLETIN Apply Regal Hepair Hotel The City has Just nia St. 6078 tf with many members of their families, OAHU ICE CO. Union etreets. 6920 tf received a large shipment of 24 and refugees declare. Phone 1128 gauge I We have some fine Koa Furniture in 26 corrugated iron roofing, JUNK. In order to extort confessions, it gal-- i the Rooms and mote ccming from EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. from 6 to 10 feet lengths, and is added, many men and women, in- vanized nails which we are 'selling an Estate. Also several pieces of Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. Mahogany, and one of the cluding some American citizens, have T. Nakanishl, 34 Beretania St, near at the lowest market prices. 6961 tf finest old 6407 6m in public, The 6:8Q a. m. to Oak Dressers in Cheval Style now been stripped and beaten Waterhouse Co., Ltd. Nuuanu. Phene 4511. some so severely as to cause death. phone 7096. 6246-t- f Cabreira Nursery, 2060 Metcalf 6treet. j on display. 6 p. m. Residence ' MIMEOGRAPHING. Underwood Typewriters cor. Dole, choice lot of growing trees We have positive Information that Workers at the Armstrong Cork Co. all kinds, male and Japanese help of in tubs suitable for Christmas trees. GRASS RUGS are worth more in 100 letters, statements or forms (25 plant at Lancaster. Pa., tried to hans YOUNG a Hlraoka. 1210 Emma St from 3 feet to 8 feet in height. $1.75; San Francisco wholesale than you lines) (or $1.25. Excellent work. Sizenhufer. when BUILDING 3 6054 the foreman. Albert Phone 1420. tf to $7.50 each. Also a large quan-- i can buy them for one at a time at Samples furnished. G. F. Perkins. he told them not to help in the work, tity of palms to be sold cheap. the rooms, 9x12 Crex Grass Rugs 603 Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2907. as it was a war contract. LOST. 6963 14t quoted at $14 in S. F. today, under 6933 tf these circumstances it will be wis- H. & CO. On Moanalua rolf course, Sunday. All kinds of fruit, vegetables and! dom to buy at once Grass, HACKFELD i what d gun-met- 1061 tf3r25, open-face- watch, seeds. Aala street. Phone 3554. Rugs and Mats you want at our ! Limited strap-chai- n. 6779 carwith plaid pattern, tf Great Rug Clearance Sale now go- ReVard for return to Owner. Box ing on in the Rooms, Rugs selling Commission Merchants Star-Bulleti- n. 1916 Starr piano. Perfect condition. 967. Care 6957 tf now at prices that were fixed at the win Phone 3102. 6884 tf Auction, we expect owner li HONOLULU the to " ev,ntu- - Green agate bar pin, near postofflce, raise the limit on the balance 1! H GWffttt Star-Bulleti- FOR EXCHANGE. unnoinlu. Return to shortly, and he will be amply justi- ili WivSCM buy 6965 3t i i Reward. Will exchange land for San Francisco fied aa the present selling p::ce3 are I or property. P. O. Box 588. were Oakland below Cost but put on the BRITISH CAPTURE TILLAGE OF , 6947 Rugs even tf to clear at a loss. Along BEAUCORT now comes rises in all lines that are It is said that serious labor trouble genuine responses to the shortage Taking 5,000 German prisoners, one , baa in fac- - 191C-Fin- AdelinaPatti occurred Berlin aeroplane of labor and material, can you blame year ago today, November 14, d CIGARS tories, and that work was "stopped for one if he an attempt FORI? makes to save a prisoner. 10 days by 40,000 ac- - 'some men on the loss after all, call and buy now TE8TZRDAT8 ANSWER FITZPATOiCK BROS. count of bad food and insufficient at Honolulu Auction Rooms. J. S. OlttHbuted by i Top tidt dovm t eannos. VUM AUTO SERVICE A SUPPLY CO.

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FOURTEEN HONOLULU STAE-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1917. O N 0 KAUAI MAUI PREPARES MacauJey's Cartoon For Today GLENN AC SON MAUI RED CROSS DO THEIR 'BIT' XMAS TREE PLANS PROMOTED AT T DRIVE AIMS AT

fipril Star ball .no At the monthly meeting of the Y. r FOR R D CROSS WAILUKU. Maul. Dec. 12 Im- M. C. A. directors Tuesday Glenn portant committee work has been Jackson was promoted to the position 6000JIEMBP s rev.-day- cone cn Maui during the last of associate secretary. Richard Whit-com- b

of the SUr-Bullet- arej toward the securing was elected physical director (Special in Corrpon4Unc.) That the Red Cros workers Wailuku di- - unanimous support of the and Charles A. Pease gymnasium WAILUKU. Maui, Dec. 12. The steadily Increasing the amount of ur- j people in a community Christmas rector. of A. ! to Maul l visit Castle last f,c,,aDU av:lVv t Tlitree. Those interested to the projec The requirements for religious work week certiinly brought results-o- n the. Saturday morning at the Wai lead-in- ? shipment of coods for the trenches met last in the association and in cooperation Valley Isle. In the morning the and discussed at length to-cih- tr are being sent regularly to Honolulu, luku town hall, with the churches together with the business nen were called ihe possibility of holding such a largo administrative duties devolving to orgjnlie for the Red CroM is the way Mrs L'ric Knudsen. chair- greatest chapter Christmas celebration. The upon the executive department of the dri e which is to begin cn the 18t'a man of the Kauai Red Cross unanimity prevailed and a hearty sup- ums up the work on the Garden "Y." caused the directors to make and close at noon on December 24. port to the project was secured fr';m these promotions and give the asso The -- folic in men were a appoints island. Mrs. Knudren is In the city and all the leaders of the churches ciation a better balanced staff. cd c tako charge of the work of Man! : for a short visit. schools, Alexander House Etery Tuesday, she said, is Red Sunday the Richard A. Cooke, treasurer, presid ' county: Harold W Rice, manager anl Cross day on the Garden Island, which Settlement. ed. Others in attendance were C. H. campaign lirecter; E. R. Bevins. di Ensign Puck of the Salvation Army, Atberton, Richard H. Trent, Robbins rector for Vk'ailuku; F. F. Baldwin, di- in divided into two districts, one head I who was the prime mover in the com- B. Anderson, Dr. A. F. Jackson, Har- rector fcr Tuunene and vicinity; II. quarters a. Homestead and the other idea, was elected Mrs. Knudsen is chair- munity Christmas old G. Dillingham. Charles F. dem- D. Sloggett, director for Makawao; D.I at Makawell. chairman, L. It. Mathews treasurer, Mrs. William Danford, treasurer, ons. Ed. Towse. C. B. Ripley, George C. Lindsay, secretary. The Baldwin man, and Miss Gertrude B. Judd secretary and the following arc district lead- C. Potter. Sherwood M. Lowrey, Dr. National Bank will be headquarters of the organization. R. 13. Williams, Dr. K. Kato of the in for the collections. There are to be Waimea; Mrs. ! ers; Mrs. T. Brandt. fully $200 v. ill B. Makaweli; Mrs. Frank It is etimat?d that teruational committee, and A. F.. Lari- captains appointed through Maui D. Baldwin. be needed in cs,sh or the equivalent Alexander and Mrs. J. Silva. Eleele; mer, executive secretary. county and these captains, will in turn in donations of island made candy, ap--1 Reports from the various depart- appoint local lieutenants, so that the Mrs. Glaizyer, Homestead. pies and oranges to make the affair county Tbe Kauai chapter was formed when ments and committees showed strong whole will be thoroughly "or a success. In the public and private activities for November and the af- ganized. The quota needed from. the war started. In October of this Wai-kap- u fcchools of Wailuku, Waihee and fairs of the association in good condi- Maui will be a total membership of j year, however, the Garden Island, tlfe are already organized tho Christmas carols tion. Two hundred and thirty differ- at least 0000. 5r. Rice at once be- workers were under been practised to enable the children gan Sunday' Red Cross, and made a part ent students are enrolled in educa- his campaign and by American to take an active part in the singing. night had been of Ahe Honolulu chapter. Since Sep- tional classes against 210 at the cor notices read from wilt be an electric lighted tree dur-- they have been sending regu- There responding time last year. One hnn many of the Maui churches, and r tember presents of only those articles ! headquar- and the dred and seventy-seve- n are attending ing this week not a village in Maul lar shipments to the local in solicitation will be given ters for transshipment to New York. named the the various Bible study clubs and will be missed in getting the atten- out. literary exercises aside from ' boxes goods and 2000 The classes. tion of the people centered upon the' Fifteen ot the singing of the carols will be the - articles have een sent to Honolulu fact that a drive for annual member- reading of a short Christmas story by j during the time the Kauai chapter ship would be or. during Christma Mar Linton. The Salva WITHINGT0N ARGUES I and Mrs. Helen week. Every organization will work , has been . organized. Teachers tion Army band, whose services will school hold regular Rod Crosa IN FAVOR OF LARGE through Its members, so that not a ; children be offered for the occasion, will play. I days, and aid materially in the work. ALLOWANCE TO BABY family on the three Islands of MauL I: Thursdays Molokai cr Lanai should be omfjjed It is planned to set aside ! tor knitting day hereafter. STAR-BULLETI- N TELLS in the biggest drive for memberllp j For an hour and a quarter yesterday evef inaUgurated in the CwmtTof The Red Cross drive commences WORD OF 0RAFTT0 MAN Attorney D. L. Wlthington presented. v December 17, and A-- L. Castle of Hon- In spe FAR-AWA- Y Circuit Judge Ashford's court t. olulu, met the chapter leaders yester- IN MONTANA A local Wailuku drive for assistance cial argument in favor of the approval securing day to help organize the work for the of the recommeddatlons of Attorney in the of support for ths - local Red Cross been drive. '?:- Carl Carlsmith, master, the an- work has also that perfected, and Mrs. Caleb Burns nual allowance to four-year-ol- Rich- and An example of how the Star- - I Mrs. L. Hoogs ap ! ard Smart be Increased from 12000 to Frank have been Bulletin carries the news, even pointed to make collections during j - $11,050. ON SALE to interior states of the main- 4 Christmas week for the local Valluto : PUIS land, 3000 miles away, came yes- - Attorney Wlthington, who Is coun- needs of the Red Cross. terday in the fprm of a cablegram sel for Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, guar- to Capt F. J. Green, draft execu- - dian of baby Smart, read at length FOR BELGIAN DAY tive officer for Hawaii. It read: wu.iiiuni oHUSfc A UiYlitu rurfHUbt-- from the recommendations, and gave HOW TO REDUCE. : Star-Bulleti- n DRAWN BY C. R. MACAULEY his reasons why he thought thy f "Received I COST OF LIVING 4-- claim no exemption. Instructions 4 should be approved.. He declared that, y solicited. in his opinion, the amount of $11,050 j very un-- : When sells at over 60 ! Some of the best plants from the 4-- "ALLEN CLYDE SMITH, LEGAL was a moderate allowance butter cents a II. S. FIRM INFLUX TO tlTV MRS. HOBDY'S 1 - Intimating pound, flour at $12 a barrel, and other beautiful Moanalua gardens will ha 4- ' "Whitehall, Montana." T der the circumstances. that J in-- ; - many which were in proportion, any placed on sale at - Laniakea theater 4- Mr. Smith registered in Hawaii other items, not foodstuffs hint' to cost of living should : Saturday for the benefit of the 4-la- summer subsequently eluded, might have been incorporated. reduce the be next and ) m. A great Is J M 3 M.. 4-4- - Judge A8hforu now has the matter welcome. The trouble that uei&iao. .reuei iuuu.- - to the mainland and TO A D MIGHTON OF LABORERS IS TEAM TOPS LIST advisement and may give his rats and mice destroy many dollars -- . The plants that will be offered to saw his name and draft number under - ; opinion before end of worth of food a month. Exterminate' palms, ferns, 4- published . Star-Bulleti- n final the this the public will Include in the 4 i - pests with Stearns' Paste, which grafted 4- following drawing re- - month. these polncettlas, . Australian f,erns, the draft great at -- has been used with success bv f mangoes of best kinds, very fin-c- cently. He a former soldier. 4 law firm of Y. W. C. A. captains reported at the f is Announcement that the The A of ; - - PROBLEM number of Italian members national and local authorities to kill 4- - .4- S nears. Ha r- 0 . vaHottea nf crafted Morris & Hartwell of La Crosse, Wis., RO noon yesterday the amounts which l I.. tr a -. I a 1 1 vw .t ii Jl - ? waiian palms, and a wide selection of 4, - they have secured in the "Over the pariiamem, luciuuiug oenuurr .uanuui rais. a nuiaii vut, tuaiug..tl.. uiu vuitij- 4.44. counsel for the Universal Chiroprac- recently welcomed to Rome the Brit-- 1 five cents, will often rid the home, or flowering and 'ornamental plants. The Top" drive to date. The total. $12,629, , , ... . . l i n f i t Association, will send a repre- me lnier-t-arijamenui- uarn u a laiuuy r&n wr . -- placed on these will be very tors' was by teams captained- isn Hussion iu t,, ' ui uivo iu trices OUTDOOR CIRCLE NETS In an open letter to the public, W. E. secured the. sinale nlaht-A- dv. , t reasonable, arid they are especially sentative here to assist in the defense uy worsera. Pietsch, superintendent of the Gospel me iouowmg 'suitable for Christmas gifts. , $200 FROM MUSICALE of F C. Mighton, a local chiropractor Mrs. W. C. Hobdy... .$3409.00 on charge ot prac Mission Home, immedi- It Is hoped that the sale will bring under Indictment a declares that Miss Alice Hopper . . 1776.00 FOR CHRISTMAS TREE a out a large numner oi interested peo tising medicine without license, has ate steps must be taken to prevent Executive committee . 1350.00 by law of An ple who wish to secure the very.best been made the firm Mrs. R. G. Moore . 862.00 About $200 was realized from tbe plantation laborers and their families, plants and 'ornamental trees "and. at drews ft Plttman, Mighton s local Miss H. Forbes 766.00 given yesterday after-noo- n' especially Spanish, from coming to sure " matinee musical counsel. Chillingworth 500.00 tbe same time, he that their by Outdoor Circle on the Mrs. Charles money will be used for one of the best the Mighton yesterday notlfed the asso-- Honolulu with a view to leaving the Mrs. John Guild 337.00 roof garden of the. Alexander Young 8,1(1 becoming - his indictment, and the law ,te,Ttory' eventually 269.00 In ! ciation J. objects the'world.. hotel. The money will be used to of public Mrs. W. Forbes mm i charges, with the g'rls exposed V Useful firm sent a reply cablegram to the ef Mrs. R. D. Williams. 208.50 Here a cover the expense of lighting and to A serious moral conditions. KANEPUU-LOT- WEDDING fect that one ef Its representatives ' Mrs. C. Hustace 139.00 other incidentals in connection with "This im- would be sent to Honolulu at once. He situation must be faced Mrs. E. Mackall . . . 118.00 " and Miss Eliza- the community' Christmas tree at the of mediately," declarea Mr. Pietsch, "or Abraham K. Lota Capitol on Christmas Eve. will be associated with the firm Miss Ruth Anderson 92.00 beth Lelaloha Kanepun were married Andrews & Pittman during the trial. the results will be appalling in the A. T. Bottomley 158.50 program community." Mrs. W. yesterday evening ... at Kautnakapfli The Included two interest- Arrangements will probably be made Mr. Pietsch's follows : on teistiifiias church, the ceremony being performed ing dances by Miss Elinor True, the for the case to be heard in the latter letter Additional restrictions coal and by Rev. Akalkb AkAna. The brides- first being reminiscent of 1830,. and part of January or early in February. "A large number of Spanish people power for industrial purposes have W an Indian The particularly the bonuses were more work Em maid was Miss Elizabeth Namaua and the second East dance. The firm of Morris & Hartwell rep after thrown 13.000 hands out of "was barefoot, one paid on the plantations mo-- MissTOctoria Chun; See was. maid ,of latter a dance and resents of the chiro- have come to in Victoria. Oil engines and even 2f X X X X X X composed of many unusual steps. those members Honolulu in the hope of leaving engines being to run ftp honor. George Hapai was . best man. practors' association against whom the tor car are used - Rus- territory, The ' bridegroom is , V "step-so- n f- of Baby Fidler, daughter of a local proceedings are brought. but the circumstances as to machinery. M Rev. James K.": Lota,' pastor of the sian musician, sang two Russian songs the steamship lines are such that the Kan eohe Hawaiian church and a mem- and gave a Russian dance in costume. probabilities are that they will not WOMEN ON BATTLEFIELD ber of the lower house of the terri An eccentric dance was given by Ivan leave for some time. THE HONOLULU Bankoff, and, assisted by Miss May-nar- d. m me piaces in me lene- - Vv Ha torial legislature. Mrs., Lota ; is a YOUNG BOIL viomus hA9. mnli h. nf hat laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ka-aepu- u he gave a peasant dance. mente today I found a number of women are doing on the battle-- - the oft Mokauea road, KalihL V After the program refreshments families spending money pretty free- j How few women are ' - ine American , mm were, served and dancing indulged in. iy, wunoui proper care and protec- strong enough to go to the front and df Ik Wellington, N. Zn message states ROOF GARDEN tion. They will become public charges endure the hardships of the men! that Mr. Howell, assistant secretary to As a result of majority and minor and the girls are exposed to serious Help Is offered, and is freely given the Seamen's' union, has : been sen--! ity lists ajmost precisely balanced the; moral conditions. I found in one case to every nervous, delicate woman, by fenced to three months' Imprisonment: executive of the Socialist Council of four families in three rooms, nineteen Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Re- edi--; in dozens of recipes have for Inciting coastal seamen to a the Federation of the Seine Is now Have you tried lunch or dinner in the combination, and this was only member ingredients on label. In tab--l Containing that UOUS IU1KB. v. under a committee of 24 members. the Croton Arbor on the roof? Adv. one of many cases. A cooperation oi let or liquid form. No alcohol. been tried and pronounced par excel- the social workers in Honolulu is es 'In "female complaint," irregularity. sentia' to get these people back to or weakness, and In every exhausted lence by Honolulu women whose repu-- rr the plantations and keep them there condition of svstem, ..-- til ... U . 11---. .1 . I the female the uuw. rmu iu mai mey are assurea "Prescription" seldom benefit tation in the culinary art is well known. Of failsto gf transportation as well as assured Rearine-dow-n I nr cure. nalna Inter. that thPV will ho MltoroHw . . v. fntn. tho rm,t v ...... uiv IU7 AI i nal inflammation and ulceration, weak H m of San Francisco, passing the immi back, and kindred ailments are cured Price 25 cents to gration laws. by your neighbor. it, ask It's a mar- 4 The Experience cf These Woaea PnrreTtal "This situation must be faced im- velous remedy for nervous and gen- 7 mediately or the results will be appall- X X X X X X Ttere is Rened for Ycct Dbess. v eral debility, insomnia, or inability to a ing In the community." sleep. ' i Aberdeen, Idaho." Last year I suffered .from Mr. Pietsch recently completed an Write Dr. Pierce, President of the a weakness with pains In my aide and back. A investigation of the tenements in Ho- Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.. for con- - nolulu, Star-Bullet- in . xnena as&ea me to uy iyum fiuiiHHii eso- and declares that conditions fidential advice and you will receive I Honolulu - table Compound and I did so. After taking one y surrounding them are little short of the medical attention of a specialist, very much I have Cow taken frightful. He V bottle I felt better. believes that wiping wholly without fee no 'charge what- & 125 MERCHANT T. threo bottles and feel like a different woman. out the tenements will be an impor- ever. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the tant step toward eliminating vice ever and can recom- Send 10c for trial pkg. "Favorite best medicine I have taken I from the city. i Prescription Tablets." Adv. mend to all sufferlmj women.' Urs. Percy it -. - Pkestidge; AberdeenTldaha V- Kbgfisher, Okla.--F- or two years I suffered . - xrith a severe female trouble; was nervous, and I bad backache and a pain in . my side most of the time.- - I had dizzy spells and was often so faint I could not walk across the floor. ' The doctor said I would have to have an operation. A friend Cerisfa&s Gaiaos asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable IMS Compound. taking ten bottles am now v After I well and strocg, have no pain, backache or dizzy TEA SETS LAQUER STATUES epeUs. Every one tells me how well I look and 1 WARE BRASS AND BRONZE tell them Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound did iL" Miss Nina Southwick, R. F. D. Wo. if Box 83, Kingfisher, Okla, Mandarin Coats, Silk Scarfs, Beautifully Em- Crepe de Chine Kimonos,

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