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Evening Bulletin, Est 1SS2, No. 6309 VI PAGE. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1017. 12 PAGES Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXV. No. 7950 PRICE FIVE CENTO 9 CiASTWEE WM6 SENATE Russ Congress HUM MATH BY BLOWS Favors Peace .Mil W4 SSES With Germans LAFOLLETTE'S SPEECH TOLL OF VITAL POINTS CAPTURED ! (AtMdttad Pre by U. 8. Naval Wirtlevs.) MEASURE 4. 4 TO BE INVESTIGATED BY FETROGRAD. Russia, Oct 5. ST0RM1S FROM HUNS MARK PUSH i BHI Now Goes to President for The Democratic congress, in ccn- - His Signature, Following vention la this city .today went on record as favorins an active SENATE Which It Will Become Oper propaganda for a ceneral peace COMMITTEEfROM , NOW1600 AS BRILLIANT VICTORY ative, Opening Hawaii to with the Central rowers. By a vote of 833 to 106 strong revolu- - Service of Japanese and tionary resolutions were adopted SearchingTnquiry Into Correctness of "Statements of Wisconsin Late Reports From Japan Say Dutch Liners calling for the fulfilment of the 60,000 Houses Destroyed Demoralized By Force of Haig's Thrust, Germans Make No1 by meet- - 4- - Solon at St. Paul to Be Conducted Charges Against program as outlined the Attempt to Regain Ground Lost Terrific Losses Sustained (AstocUtM by V. S. KtU Wireless.) ing of delegates In Moscow rc- - Senator Stone Ordered Dropped as Result of Flood ttt ac- - By D. Oct. ccctly, and declaring that an Bosches While Thousands Are Taken Prisoner' ASIIINGTON, 0., tive policy tending toward a gen- - (Special Ctiil to Nipiu' JUi) 5. Kaiser's Pride Blown Up j W 5. Without a dissenting cral peace be instituted. 4 (Associated Press bv U. S. Naval Wireless) OKIO, Japan, Oct The toll of great storm, tidal wave and PETROG RAD, Russia, Oct. 5. 81JIXGTOX, I). (A, Oct. 5. The .euate committee on T the vote house bill providing j the The Drovisional government today flood of Monday is steadily (Associated Press by U. 8. Naval Wireless) " 9 for the suspension of the coast issued an order declaring that a :W privileges' today ordered that a formal inquiry be made growing as the reports from the strick- - en ''points pour in. Today it stands as wise shipping law passed the 4- state of war now exists in Tur- - into the speech delivered by Senator La Follette kestan owing to revolution. follows: the severest battles of the war, the British after their im- - senate this morning. at St. Paul, Minnesota, recently. In Tokio prefecture, exclusive of .the It was reported ytsterday that the city of Tokio Killed, 900; houses de- petuous assault of yexterday, have emerged victors, the strategic; All foreign vessels will be al - committee '.vas evidently- in favor ot stroyed and washed away, 2,400. value of the positions taken being regarded as. one of the great- lowed under this act to carry tabling the protests which have In Chiba prefecture, cast of. Tokio - RESTRICTIONS ARE destroyed and est victories registered by Great Britain's troops since her and freight from poured into the senate oal'ing for the Killed. 400: houses passengers expulsion, from the nation s '.ongress washed away, 2,240. entry intu the war. Vital points were wrenched from the; one American port to another, of the Wisconsin solo,i for alleged yro-i-t In Ibaragi prefecture, east of Cbibu de- enemy and unprecedented casualties inflicted. j X.. man utterances in ru'uic. prefecture Killed, 30; houses k excepting those in the Alaskan 56,000. DRAW TIGHT FOR LOCAL DRAFT A sjub-comraitt- bus beea name J to stroyed and washed away, Today the British troops continue to consolidate andl 4 'V ' 7 & trade." . - o.amine the coirciness cf ho Chamberlains this morning made ' firt strengthen the gains made yesterday. Not a counterattack has! ' An exception was made so the coast- reported 'speech as made public in rounds of the stricken parts of the clty ; wise shipping !aw still apply as for- tne pi ess, and, second". j the correct- to inspect the flood"s damage. Later been launched by the Germans since yesterday afternoon, al--; day they the report of merly to foreign ships plyinj between Claims for Occupational and Agricultural Exemption Are the ness cl his statement. in the made though a heavy artillery fire was kept up by them during the1 American-Alaska- n ports other decided their investigation to the emperor, anTx Only Ones That Can Be Taken to Then The committee has further American, ports. the President and that the charges, made against Sen- who is much worried over Tokio's suf- night. I go presl-- fering. . The new act will to the Only Through District Board is Latest Ruling ator William J. Stone of Missouri, The German losses in yesterday sp - be- newspapers, ) dent this afternoon, and it may chairman of the foreign relations com- The which reduced encounter were terrific. Thousands pro-Germ- pages owing to shortage of come law before the day is over. occupational agricultural only mittee, alleged to have their the of men were slain or wounded when "passed house CLAIMS for or exemption are the claims the paper supply, arc still unable to .Since the bill the that may be taken to the president by men drafted in Hawaii, and even leanings, do not warant an investi- caught in the merciless barrage fire ! . .days size. The paper famine a without a dissenting vote a few be for by gation by that body. increase their of the British heavy guns, as the Bo- EBMPM there these claims must' made ihe'lndividual the district board and is becoming more and more acute ago. it has been anticipatedthat be handled entirely through official channels. No other method will be al dies sought to wrest the ground lost, would be little; if any. opposition to SACRAMENTO. Cal., Oct. 5. The every day. especially view lowed. Soldiers and police forces are still from its defenders. the bill In senate, in In all other cases the decisions of the district board are absolutely final, Federation of Labor of California Forming "mass attacks the Ger- in-"- " La-Follct- for announced te engaging in the relief of the stricken "of the administration's according to a lengthy message received from Washington by Major F. J. have come to the aid of Senator were by British American to- people in Tokio. mans sundered the tention to commandeer all Green, chairman of the district board. in a resolution adopted guns they got started. shinning for warfecrvice. But, ncver-- day at the convention here. At the rice market it was today not- almost before "Claims for exemption or discharge suddenly a Battalion after battalion of gray-coate- d ,. i . was some surprise A motion by the delegate from the ed that the price soared to tbeless, there on ground engagement infantrymen were torn to pieces - shown when after the rou can u was the of in indus Barbers' Society, indorsing LaFol- - high mark. The rice crop throughout S TOMEZ - try agriculture orig the high learned that: the bill had been unani- and are within the lette's stand, and calling the Wiscon the empire suffered the "most severe and blown into the air bv Five Spanish inal jurisdiction of board, ' power of British 'grannies., monsly passed without one negative the district sin solcn a true friend of labor, asked damage. . It is feared the harvest will shells the says the message. "Decision of the Included the massacre were five X . vote from Its former opponents in the that' the "right to express the views fall far short of the estimate. in - district board is final except that the intelligent Damage to property and' lives was divisions of the famous Prussian senate. . of ah minority" should be ' Strike Leaders re- - 1 president may affirm, niodjfy or ? -- -- slight Kobe. - who pets. held inviolate.-- - . - ' comparatively west of guards, are the kaiser's - HERE ARE STATEMENTS f So late as this morning there was All day long yesterday and continu- OF EDIMRDO ASUMCIO! with regulations prescribed by him. ... an undercurrent of hope apparent In Get Life Terms ing far into . the night a stream ot v 1 regulations American shipping circles lnr Hono--- The. prescribed by tha German prisoners filed away to the v Prior to the trial he told CipL ! - suspension of president provide for appeal from the Dutch Coat Loses Japanese Varships British lines. The count McDuffle lulu that the bill, for . (AHftdated toy T7. rear of the that Florenclo Bonella Ftm SJBirai Wirlu. decision of the district board on agri ' ' coastwise shipping law might not last night . revealed 300O taken . pris- had done the shooting and Ga- - the culture and Industrial claims, but TMch senate at this session of - the number was swelled by brlel t-' th 4t44ftV.f4tt4. 4- oners and the Verver the stabbing. ; U-Bo- consideration claim for appeal must be filed with the at, congress and that its 4-- - 4-4-- By the host of new arrivals. curing me ne repeated MADRID, Spain, Oct. 5. Offi- district boferd who will send all evi- $6000 Carrying Sink Rescue inai would be postponed until the 'r The consensus of opinion of the wese statements: . cials are using drastic measures 4 dence and other matters considered in -- session. -- - British staff following a study of the Last Saturday Attor-'-f- ber 4 to break up the strike Mhich for 4- the case to the president for his con he told ! However, ever since the news of the disorganized German defense of sterday aa com ney Will T. Carden that the four ' was some time has the sideration. Austrian Diplomats 550 Diver Victims by house - - passage of the bill the 4- country, to- - 4-4- pared with its slackening today is condemned FWpInos were inno-- anticipated industries of the and "If, after the decision of the district received here. It has been 4-- very weak. Whether cent day five leaders, who had been board, it is desired to submit new mat- that it is it has and that he had done both it would become law. - to seen. that placed under .arrest, were sen- 4 ter, and, if it adheres to its original been shattered remains be the shooting and stabbing. - past decade there Eave - Passenger Revenue Slumped Squadron Convoy- de- " For, the 4- tenced- - to a life term of imprls- - 4-- Nipponese With the ranks of the infantrjr Last Monday he swore to an af- - ! boen sporadic movements made to get decision, forward such new matter to onment in solitary confinemenL 4 the president. Matter not presented Because People Refused to Troopships cimated time and time again It is fldavit in the city attorney! of- V . the ; coastwise shipping' laws suspen -- ;..-s. ing British Beats v- 4 con- believed it will take the Crown Prin- flee that what he 4-- - to the district boards cannot be told Attorney ' ded between here and San Francisco. in Society Off army weeks to recover the might seenre passage be- f sidered on appeal to the president: Travel Their Attack on Liner ce's from carden was not true, but that so tourists t t t t shock. Not a semblance of an attack testimony coast on Jap--" ., "While district boards are not his during the trial tween here and the the to Kivp? e courts, their function In passing on iARRYING Austrian and Ger (6pcia! Cable Jiji) was delivered today and the British was the truth. anese. liners. Such movements-hav- 'OKIO, Japan. Oct. 5. Word f claims, and the function of the presi- man diplomats away from troops were unmolested in their work Yesterday afternoon J V always been successfully opposed, al of still another victory of the he told though' repeatedly varying Interests dent in, examining their decisions is China is not a profitable bus T of making good their hold on newly Attorney-Genera- l : Stainback that '! quasi-Judicia- l. Japanese destroyer squadron iSslPiiic Since the general rule iness according to the declaration won positions. . V . his statement to Attorney Car-'- ) have been nearly equally divided In in was received f t? must be that nothing which was not of the captain of the Oranje, the Mediterranean contrast to offen- den was true, - . the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce here today from London. In the weakened and later repudia- V In opposition to presented to the district board can b? which was in port yesterday. sive power of the Germans was "the ted it. ; In favor of and pie According to the London des- t proposal. ASSOWESDiT considered on appeal to the president, He told several Honolulans yes- brilliant, energetic and undaunted ad- It would be subversive of the spirit of patches, the Japanese Mediterran- . It was under the prohibitions of the terday that his ship lost 13,000 ean squadron, command vance of the British. The whole army ttttttTffftttftft.1 the law and . violative of the judicial under the coastwise shipping law that the. Mat guilders in passenger business K. es- worked like a smoothly organized Two directly conflicting statements , - - .. being of Rear Admiral Satowas function that Is executed to jwhen it became known in the O- steam roller that crushed the flower regarding the murder of Tsunetaro - make exceptions In individual' cases corting the British troopship fleet ; if (Continued on. page two); ; rient that the Austrian and German when at scene of of German resistance beneath its pon- Hayashibara, Japanese storekeeper at and receive suggestions, urgings or diplomats to go it arrived the exiled were from the submarining by the Hun divers derous weight. Brilliant indeed was Kaneohe, were made to Attorney-Genera- l rrj statements from individuals concern- Japan to America on his 6teamer. prison1 ing particular cases pending here on of the British mail steamer China. the record made by the Anzacs yes I. M. Stainback at Oahii As a guilder is worth about 40 The Japanese destroyers, while terday who were mainljr responsible yesterday afternoon by Eduardo appeal. cents, the loss was approximately Asunv; Local' Firm Informed Govern- protecting the transports from tor the advance of one and one-hal- f cion, now serving a sentence of not' "The president therefore has di- $6000. Bible-Lead- the attacks of the en- mile3, driving a new wedge Into the less than 20 nor more than 30 years! s To ment Will Pay Interest in rected the war department to de- as soon as who onc; cline to discuss cases pending on "Just those had gaged in the rescuing of 550 pas- German ranks. for second degree murder. In passage - was-responsib- T Gold in New York any booked oh the Oranje sengers and crew of the China. The greatest advance was made by statement be said that he alone appeal or to entertain communi- from the Orient to America knew One of the attacking submarines those troops . now ioldrag the cross- for the stabbing and shoot- Killing of Man cations, suggestions or additional evi we were to carry the diplomats dence or statements concerning them. was sunk by the Japanese fire. roads of Broodseynde, a hamlet on ing of Hayashibara, and in the, other; Indication the of the Ypres-Rouler- that finances they canceled their reservations," Were it not for the presence at the s road. The position declared that the confession he made republic of Russia have finally been "Exemptions and discharges from he said. The captain must a be the China's smking of the Japan- now occupied east of these crossroads to Attorney Will T, Carde apparent- -' Lonokapu, an Aged Havvaiian, draft on all grounds except engage- com;-an- placed on a sound basis is contained stockholder in the oper- ese destroyers, many of the pas- forms the tip of the British wedge, ly exonerating the condemned men T message morning ment in industry and agriculture ar Oranje, be- v .Placed on Trial on Charge in a received this ating the because he sengers and crew of the torpedoed the apex of a shallow V, one foot of was untrue. ' by the Bishop Trust company. Lim- placed within the jurisdiction of local wailed this loss to nearly every- ' steamer would have been killed. which rests just south of Dlxmude and "And he had con- , of First Degree Murder ited, from the National City Bank of boards. From the decision of the local one with whom he talked. after made these the other upon Armentieres. Brood- flicting at--f New York to the effect that the Rus- boards in these cases thare is a right statements," declared the Two reasons were advanced for seynde is about half way between torney-gener- al That a quarrel over the Scriptures republican government com- of appeal to the district board whose EVEN MONEY OFFERED today, "I simply de- i. sian has the canceling of the reservations. Ypres objective. '- and the main British clined to - V led to the shooting affair resulting pleted arrangem Ats to pay the in- decision on the appeal is final. Many ON to talk him any .more." of the travelers frankly safd FIRST CHAMP GAME the great railroad junction at.Roulers. Mr. Stainback In the death, of Sam Kaluahine and terest on the firsthand second Issue "There 'is no appeal, from the decis- they did not want to go through made use of several Lonokapu ion of a local board to president It is five miles west of a line drawn Filipino interpreters while interview-- the trlaj of J. K. on of the Imperial Russian government the the discomfort of a leng ocean (Associated Press by V. S. KaTal Wireless.) north and south through Lnngemarck, ' gold nor is there any appeal to the presi- ing Eduardo. The first statement made . charge of first degree murder, is the 52 per cent bonds in in New voyage with the representatives of CHICAGO, Oct 6. Betting on was the British objective In the the which attorney-genera- l; City Pctro-gra- d. dent from the decision of the district by Eduardo, says the allegation r made in testimony given York instead of roubles in two internationally disliked coun- first game of the world's champion first advance last month In this Flem By board on a case appealed to a district was that he was responsible for- during the initial hearing of the case this move the government tries. Others said they feared that, ship baseball series which is to be ish theater. J alone - " board from a local board. th? 111- - in Circuit Judge Heen's court; this of the republic ,f Russia assumes all traveling oh the ship would be played here tomorrow afternoon is The ridge or Cravenstafel, which murder of the Japanese. The ;-;-. ipino morning. ;r liabilities of the now deposed imperial "The only cases in which there is a restricted from landing at the dif- even, rair weatner is predicted for fell into British hands in yesterday's said that he had done both the -- According to the testimony, there government which Is taken as an indi right of appeal to the president are ferent ports of call. the day. battle, is to the north and west of shooting and stabbing. ; , ; cation . that the new government has cases of claims foe exemption or dis- "He said that he Jap- was a luau in progress on the . day Broodseynde. while the Gheluvelt .first shot the at last secured a solid financial foun cbarge based upon engagement in In- anese,' says Mr. . of the murder, and Lonokapu and Ka- ridge 13 to the south and west. Be Stainback. "and that luahine were both there." During the dation. dustry or agriculture. tween these ridges and the objectives be then ran after him, with a gun In festival a discussion 1 of the V Bible As Honolulu bankers and business "It would be a practical impossibil- of Roulers and Menin and the main one hand and a knife In the wten . someone told men hold more than 3,000,000 roubles ity for any central administrative au- LIBERTY LOAH line of the Ostend-Lill- e railroad is a grabbed him by the necfc and itibbed arose, and of the lame : COMMITTEE BULLETIN man who had gone to the : temple worth off these bonds, the message thority to attempt to scaj the decision gradually down-slopin- g plain, marked him. l asked him how he grabbed the' J this morning; besides being of of local boards in the cases that are Japanese , where he was cured . by' Christ and inter by only one eminence, an isolated hih if both hands were toldhi? made to walk away without the aid national imijortance. is welcome news before them. of sixty .meters high at fttoorslede, a Weapons. I wanted to know whlcn" to the financial interests In this city. "If local boards have made mis- mile east of Broodseynde and probably hand he grabbed him with. seeniej -- crutches. ; . He of his takes in individual cases resulting in , v The cable from New York states the objective of the next advance. to, be unable to answer either ques- Someone around the festive board hardships the bond holders, in to there is an appeal to the for tion." ' .;.. . doubted the authenticity of this story that order Lend Your Dollars Liberty district board. Also both local and 'LONDON'; 3 wanted to know why obtain this interest, must forward England, Oct. The ex letter, declared Mr. Sta;ntact. JTdu-ard- o fjind the teller mny reopen - their papers immediately to the Na- district '"boards cases in Every American Family Should Buy Bonds Of The hausted troops of Prince Rupprecht declared that statement he rdid not pray for the relief of a lame which they are in error up to the time the man who .happened, to be one tional City Bank of New York and made no counter attacks today .on made to Attorney Card--n last Satur- of the the claimant is actually ordered Into positions by Doug- 1. guests at the luau. ' One word led to must reach that office before Octo- the new held Sir day, in which he too vil the blame, ber SO. military service. las Haig east of Ypres, although the . another. according to the testimony, LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917 niKn himself, was mtrae. lie had . If any of the millions of individual Hun artillery was particularly acCIve and in the ensuing' fracas Kaluahine ; Local financiers who have Invested cases within original jurisdiction made this statement because he felt' ; the in bonds were sur- limit during, the night hours. was shot find kihed. Lonokapu was these agreeably of local boards were to be to the of its ability, for this is a Avar to defend sorry for Isidoro Alario, as the latter v prised to receive word cisidered The British are hard at wcrk con- ' 'charged with the murder, the from New In Washington then all ought to be the family. has two little babies, he told Mr. - York, for with the change solidating their new positions. r. Attorney ?iliam T. Rawlins, who in the place open to consideration here. This is Stainback. Then he said that Gabriel prcs-v't.e- nt of payment, they stand to receive al- Is defending Lonokapu, says the manifestly impossible. ad-- ! had done the stabbing and Florencio: most double the interest they had Therefore Buy Liberty Bonds-B- uy PARIS, France, Oct. .".Several trial is similar to one which was ministrative authority cannot and wfjl j Loan powerful attacks' on .French positions the shooting. on one islands Mr. been allowed under th old plan. While On held of the when not address itself to particular. casO jn the Champagne line of the west- the strength of the statement attorney-genera- l. a rouble is supposed to be worth 50 ' Rawlins was deputy within jurisdiction or made by Eduardo At . cents, the value of on the local boards. as Many as You Can ern battlefront were today repulsed 'last Saturday, V.r. Rawlins went to the ether Inland it the New The president, therefore, has directed torney Carden has filed in court a York money market has been only 15 by the poilus, and nowhere did the the defendant. Jn this the war department to decline to dis- $o0 bonds paying 4 interest may be bought on these terms: motion for a new trial for the four cents, owing to the uncertain condi- Huns reach their objective. Violent "case defeirUant was alleged to cuss cases pending before local or dis 9 4- condemned Filipinos." motion have tions of Russia's ifl on application: November 5th; -0 December 3th; J0 artillery duels; are reported in pro- This finances. With this trict boards or to any com will argued killed anclhcr nan by striking hlpi move by entertain gress along ; the Meuse and Ver- be tcmorrow in Circuit " the Russian government the January 5th. Other denominations may be had also $100, at ' brass-boun- d munication, suggestions - ' . over , the head with or statements --' '.v,:. Judge Hecn'i court . - ; : a market value of the rouble is bound to $500, $1000 and upwards. Any Company, dun. ;'. i ' Bible. He was convicted. concerning them." Bank, Trust Planta- m f Increase andVit Post-Offie- & has been estimated tion, Broker or e will receive your subscription . "And Is a similar com-- 1 and Peter Puck, shipbuilder, ha been The' Mat son la sailed yesterday from here case," that Honolulu financiers who possess The Nippon Maru is dua from Fr ments Attorney Rawlins, "enly am "oonds give information regarding the bonds. given authority to dredge- a channel San Francisco for Honoltxln wlti S"4 i I those stand - to m?ke 100 ner , 3 i : x , . . Francisco with mail early tomorrow . lL-- ... cu4 to sea his plant to allow tens of carr-i- 3 due other side.T' V.-.;- from the li t:: czi U-''-ry- : -- 'JEOEglA ! r A!5 00

TWO HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, FBIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917. ASH EMPLOYES $400,000 VORTH OF ORE IN SIGHT C0ASWP1 mm OUTDOOR CIRCLE LAW WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY BUY BONDS ON IN FORTUNA MINE, SAYS ENGINEER MEETING SUSPENDED JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 1211. The first regular meeting of The based ou Outdoor Circle will be held Tuts-da-y, iCoatinaei from pzge 1) of c) In addition to this, 9, o'clock at Get a Nice Hot Loaf PAYMENT PLAN Optimistic Reports on Prospects geological as existing in October at three conditions th home of Mrs. L. A. Thurston, son steamship Una crew from one Received By Stockholders the workings recently opened and in sailing vessel to ite present standing LOVE'S an indi- 130 Bates Street Expert Lawson the old workings there is of entertaining the with a aumber of fine steamers In the From tonnage of probable ore amount- The subject OR Committee Plans Instal-)- v cated enlisted men will con- service between Honolulu and San Sales ing to 250.0(H) tons. American-Hawaiia- n Another optimistic report regarding sidered; also what steps shall be Francisco. The ment System With Emplo- been received (d) Occurrence of secondary chal- regarding the Community line which profited from the effect BREAD ' the Fortuna mine has taken LOVE'S PEERLESS yer ers Acting as Bondsmen by the Hawaiia stockholders of the cocite on the Bingham tunnel level Christmas Tree. of the legislation which kept out for- with adjacent workings eign competition tor American every afternoon at Montana-Bingha- m Consolidated Co. together the A full attendance is urgently the ' every employe on the H- This report has been submitted by A. of the Ohio Copper company (which shipping lines between the islands and To reach appear of the For- awaiian islands and get him to sub- Werner Lawson, a mining engineer, to be an extension the coast EUI. LEVY & de-ferre- STORE d general indications Shipping men sus- CO.'S scribe to a Libery Loan bond on r who is a son of Professor Lawson of tuna body) and admit that the J. payment plan through his em- the University of California, a highly in the workings, point to the possi- Members of the harbor board will pension of the law prohibiting the Any time after 4 o'clock. body being carrying passengers freight be ployer is the aim of, the sales commit- rated mining authority. The report bility of the ore witer. make a tour of the islands some time of and cam-- longer and extending to the level tween American ports on foreign ves-vel- s tee of the second Liberty Loan ' follows: next month to inspect different pro- hori- Montana-Bingham- . These facts will act automatically, at were formerly in the coal, lumber and man." and all the vertical and L. Cockburn. chairman of Ml advising you of the jects under their authority. least paign. J. take pleasure in that ton- war, estab- sold to for- zontal signs used In writing that par- " will confer with K. B. your hold- point strongly to an additional until after the against the nitiate trade have been the committee, in the Fortuna portion of or pos- ticular kind of shorthand. Miss Ale- - nage of 1,000,000 tons o lishment of regular American shipping eign account. Barnes of the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. ings you have a property of very great over As the Sierra left Pago-Pag- yes- - the coast except- xandria Munro has taken a position " Botts of the Von Hamra- de- sible ore. terday she is expected to between Hawaii and and E. J. merit and one in which the recent arrive here as may oper- Mun-r- o, with the Commercial Cable company. Young Co. to outline a plan under limited "(e) In addition to these tonnages on next Wednesday. ing for such boats be Misses Jeanie and Alexandria velopment, though somewhat So far as is ated by the national shipping board week's graduates from .Miss the employes can subscribe to scope, met with extremely of mill ore there are large tonnages Known now will the this which In las has she take next for transporting of pines, sugar and T. B. Phillips' business college, re- According to Canadian Trade the loan and pay on the installment gratifying results and has proven com- of pyritlc ores indicated along the mail to the coast. the island products to the main- diplomas class pins. Commission Birmingham, England. : plan while. their employer carries the paratively large tonnages of ore in various veins; though no estimate of other ceived their and at When best metb-o- d ago tonnage can be made at this land. Thursday evening. The class pia Is the present scarcity in England of bonds for them. the sight which only a few months was their The Dutch steamer Rindjani is due i decided upon 10.000 copies time, they are believed to be of con- But, ever, those who locally have Miss Phillips own clever design. It both sugar and syrup offers a favor- - has been considered as probable. Furthermore, to arrive here early tomorrow morn- gold, sur- maple will be printed and distrib tonnages ap- siderable value. the most to lose by the suspension is of with a luminous black able opportunity to Introduce of the plan it has caused other to ing San will s ' to- from Francisco. She shipping law, realize face, which shows the stenographic-character- syrup, which is not well known in that uted to all employers in the islands pear much more highly probable than "3. The property possesses decided porbably of the coastwise A sail for Batavia and Oriental the demands created by the war for the word "Ben Pit district gether with data and literature. was possible to estimate at that time. merit for deeper exploration of lead way ports late in the afternoon. of large employers such as the Bingham and appreciate that all available) number . "Recent work in tne continuation of ores from the tunnel. : Co. and C. Brewer and shipping will be necessary to keep Hackfeld and the Montana-Bingha- m tunnel has like "i. The property is well drained William H. Latham and Miss Zoe H. lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllll(IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!lllllillllllllllllllllllllllll!liillll,i already for Montana-Bingha- Hawaii from being marooned, if the Co have asked met with very encouraging and by the tunnel which Osborne were married yesterday af- are ex- - wise' government takes over all the Ameri- , lion as to the plan and others presence gives great depth on the veins and the promising results In that the ternoon in the parlors of the Central can vessel of 2500 tons deadweight In pected to come forward and assist quarts-it- e ideal transportation facilities togeth- of secondary chalcocite in the Union church. Dr. John H. Williams the Pacific after October 15, as has campaign. has been definitely proven at this er with an excellent opportunity for performed the marriage ceremony. con-stainin- g Is ' printing of 50,000 folders dip. deep exploration and mining of the been announced the intention. The horiron which is 1400 feet, on the Some surprise was apparent this Information about the Liberty below the upper Fortuna ore body. ores on a large scale. The water from Two main subjects will be taken up sub-scriptlo- n morning in shipping circles when it Loan bonds, a pledge form and a This fact establishes an extremely the tunnel is essential to milliug oper- for discussion by the Outdoor Circle tomor-ro- w became known that Alaska bad been will be finished pos-sl-e ations. The combination of these form justifiable presumption as to the at its meeting next Tuesday, the first excepted from the provisions of the and before the firsct of the week inhdicated ores to be found be- factors make an exceptionally attrac- meeting called since adjournment is- suspension act. Delegate Kuhio said mailed throughout the Montana-Bingha- m mining proposition. they will be tween the horizon tive early in the summer. These will be he had heard of no such intention subscription blanks and lit- up- m lands. The and the Keystone level of the Fortuna "5. Development work in the the entertainment of the soldiers and .hen he was in Washington. The i erature which were expected to arrive mine which had hitherto been consid- per portion of the mine has been done the community Christmas tree. The today not be reason for this action on the part from San Francisco will ered conpectural. and considerable ground proven with meeting will be hel at 3 o'clock at congress of executive commit-- of be does not know, but In the hands the conclusions are based on ob- the mill in full operation; no further the home of the president, Mrs. L. A guess in- tomorrow when the Nippon "These ventured the that shipping for Saturday tee until servations ma de In the various work- outlay for money for this purpose Thurston, on Bates street. terests In the Alaskan trade had pro- Mam docks here. ings of the Fortuna mine and Montana-Bingha- should be necessary either in the For- president congress Chinese-America- n tested to the and . Charles A. Wong afr the tunnel with a study of geo- tuna workings or on the Montana-Bingha- m L. H. Bigelow-ha- s been named by with such good results that the ship- 500 pounds of bank, aided by the Chinese logical and mineraloglcal conditions tunnel level. the board as consulting engineer for ping law still applies to the northern consul, will organize and conduct his necessary to an appreciation of the de- "My findings on the Valentine and the superstructure on Piers '8, 9 and American territory. among Chinese of Ibis ' A campaign the veloped and Indicated ores and their Tiewaukee properties indicate these 10. The board recently voted on a A logical surmise as to the reason city, while S. Awokl of the Yokohama probable and possible continuation properties be prospective plan for this work. It will be re exception Is con- - to in the for the of Alaska that Specie bank, with the Japanese and extent The conclusion as to val- stage, though prospects of consider- membered that Mr. Bigelow was the not to so many A campaign among it is lose American Potato a n Macaroni sul. will handle the ues In the disseminated mill ore body able merit, and well worth developing engineer who stood by the harbor vessels by the commandeering of the -- even the Japanese. Cards, poster and are based upon the results of the aver- much more thoroughly than they now board plans at the time the report of government, and that it is not on a will be printed in tianS-oceani- subscription blanks age dally mill run of all the ores are developed. the committee of engineers was filed c route at whioh many - languages to facilitate the selling milled in both which have been mined and (Signed) "A. WERNER LAWSON." ' on Piers 8, 9 and 10. foreign vessels call. campaign. VV the course of development together If the act becomes law immediately, Salads at 25c a poiind V executive committee has In with '53 check samples taken at vari- as probable, passage to coast I The One of the German steamers for is the place on In ore as indicated on mind a celebration to take ous points the merly interned in Philippine waters, can then be booked on all the Dutch Hj These are freshly made in cur own, spotlesi-whit-e, iaai-- EE5 October 24 which had been fixed as the accompanying compass sketch COL. LACEY NOT vessels and on all the Mam boats. The . which has been repaired since the tary kitchen. Pore Mayonnaise Dressing and carefully , 'Liberty Day throughout the United plan which I prepared.-- My samples beginning of the war, has already Persia Maru, due here on October 13, t daily EE selected, high quality ingredients are used. . States and Its territories. Plans for are in very close accord with the been despatched to San Francisco vn is the next large foreign vessel sched- EE mill-hea- d ana . speeches and a general gala average of 2 per cent to Here- meetings, der charter to the Pacific Mail Steam-Shi- p uled leave for San Francisco. day will be discussed. this figure is taken as a fair average tofore, the foreign steamship compan- week-en- Co., say officers EE the thing for Sunday dinner d luncheons. . copper content of the ores. TO RETURN HERE of the Ecuador Just or, ' Subscriptions to the second Liberty of the of that line, which sailed for the coast ies were liable to a fine of $200 for Loan continued to pour In on banks, Concentration Mill. yesterday morning. carrying a passenger between here office) concentration mill has been Two others, the trust companies and brokerage "The Princes Alice ..Coblenz, and San Francisco. tinder construction since June and is Lacey, of staff, and will soon 'today and while the organisation for Col. Francis E. chief be sufficiently repaired to begin voy ' yet been' rapidly nearlng completion when It department, been reliev- A comparison of coastwise ar- handling the buying, has not Hawaiian has ages across the Pacific, is the fully perfected figures' ou the sales will have a daily capacity of 200 tons ed from that duty cn of it asserted rivals at Honolulu for the. past seven made" will be ready by Saturday even- or more. - For the past five weeks It his sick leave and will report for duty months of the present year with the ing. Members t the executive com- has "been in pperaton on a limited to the chief of staff at Washington. same period of 1916 shows a slight Meat I Metropolitan 50 daily, re- DAILY I mittee, L Tenny Peck. J. U Cockburn, scale treating tons the CoL Lacey has been on the main REMINDERS falling off. This shrinkage is said by 1 I of which have been very gratify- Uef I. Spalding, sults Clarence H. Cooke and E. ' land several months, having left here customs officials to be due entirely held a short session this morning at ing. Even with the Incomplete equip- a serious illness. The office For Distilled Water. Hlre'a ltoot to the war, many of the larger steam New White Clean Sanitary sr good Is obtained after Beer and all Chamber of Commerce room. ment extraction temporarily by Capt. other . Pooular Dr'nka formerly the has been held vessels which called at the PHONE 3445 : v - " .good grade of concentrate made. - , Wanted Two more passengers for 1 t . Robert F. Sterer, general executive and Henry C- Merriam, who will continue port from Panama canal to the Orient - -- " party secretary, has requested lhat those When operating at full capacity it will so ' a permanent ap motor around island 14 e&cb. haying tit to hold it until Lewis Garage, phone 2141. AdT. been withdrawn and are now regarding - mat- place the property on a paying; basis desiring information, pointment is made. Schurmai-n- , Osteopathic employed in the Atlantic trades. An concerning the loan write to Box sufficient to make payments on the Dr. Physi ters Word has been received here that 10 years Bere- - equal number of sailing ships that 1361, Honolulu postoffice. property and carry on the develop- cian. established here. ment necessary to further open up and Capt. Wallace Phlloon, 14th Infantry, tanla and Union str.ats. Phone 1733. who was aide to Brig.-Ge- n. F. S. prove the limits of the ore bodies. Adv. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw ICE; WAGON HITS TOT MMy conclusions as to the merit of Strong at the time the latter was in Beginning Sunday, Oct. 7, First property are based on the fol- command of the Hawaiian department, Church of Christ, Scientist, in Hono " the Toddling out' Into the street while lowing findings: - 1 has been called again as that officer's lulu, will hold all services in the Sun ' aide Lindavista, California. playing with its mother at the Fort ,; "(a) Recent mining ' operations at day school room of the sew church and. School street playgrounds this have proven up and placed in sight Two officers formerly in Hawaii edifice, corner Wilder avenue and Ke-- morning, a Chinese girl ore, immediately available for milling,' have been ordered before retiring walo street. Adv. was struck by a heavy Ice wagon and between No. 7 and No. 10 .raises and boards. These are Capt. Leo. C. Mudd, Maj. sustained slight , Injuries about the to a height varying from 70 to 250 Medical Corps, and Eleutheros M CANDLESS PROPERTY head. ? The tot was rushed to the feet' and a width of 20 feet making a Cooke, formerly;of the 2nd Infantry, emergency hospital in the police am- tonnage of at least 80,666 tons having WILL BE SOLD UNLESS bulance, where she received medical a net value of 1400,000 150 ENROLLED IN Y. W. INJUNCTION treatment She was more scared than "(b) Further tonnage adjacent to GRANTED hurt, and-wa- s sent home later with this of highly probable ore give an EDUCATIONAL CLASSES frightened mother. additional 36.000 tons. The sale of the L. L. McCandless her property About 150 are enrolled in on Beretania street .by Y students D. L. Conkling, the Y. W. C. A. night school which Treasurer because rpened last Monday, according to of the failure of the owner to pay the DogG Miss Marguerite Hearsey, educational frontage improvement tax, will take Tho Way. to Ramove place at noon tomorrow. The anount Did You Know You : secretary. The last of the classes have now opened and will continue of taxes due is slightly more. than $300, while the property Itself is tor , 12 weeks, after which a second session will begin. valued at more than $10,000. The sale 'frowning by will start at noon, unless in the mean- Stop wearing suitable glasses made by the Mrs. B. K. Lloyd has been obtained time injunction proceedings are com- to instruct an additional class In menced4 and the city and county conversational English for Japanese treasurer is restrained by a court or- r. V . women, to add to the class for be- der from carrying out the program. EniCAW OPTICAL CO. ginners which is taught by Miss Lillia- ' Attorney P. L. Weaver said today that ' 1H8 Fort Street ; - Blaisdell Bldg. n-Welch of Punahou. he expects to file an injunction suit About 100 women have enrolled in tomorrow morning. You do, though. Your is elpquent : 5 every word and act : Honolulu, T. H. , ; I. different gymnasium classes, say Miss Leonora Andersen, who has charge of CASE OF ALCANTARA, of what you would have people think of you. this work. CONVICTED OF MURDER, TAKEN TO HIGH COURT

On the ground that the court re- If you believe in what is right and just your family is fused his Instruction regarding a ver- dict of manslaughter. Attorney Noa not slow to realize that fact. Each wrong you correct More Saturday Specials Aluli has appealed to the supreme each change you institute home makes life court in the case of Hennogoraes in your that Alcantara, sentenced to die on Octo- fuller and more comfortable for your children and husban- you haven't been, attending special value, DON'T MISS THIS ber 12 for the murder of a Filipino If our Saturday sales of ds-advertises home-manag- ONE, for never, have you such save money on high quality, season- woman. you as a competent er had an opportunity to Alcantara alleged to is have stabbed ' able merchandise as you are offered this week by the lower priced special bargains which . the woman in a fit of jealous rage, and mother. T will be on sale this Saturday. There's good economy iu store for you; read this list carefully. and to have wounded a" Filipino man :;; V: i t'S ' 'Z ': : ' who lay asleep in her house. Attor- Serpentine Crepe in plain colors and floral designs for Kimonos; special at, per yd 20c ney Alull said today that he will ask that execution be stayed until the su- 36-i- n, Double Fold Percales, colors, per 25c exclusive patterns, and fast at, yard preme court has acted on tha appeal. Yard-wid- e Bleached Cotton, at less than present manufacturer's prices Thus it is in the merchandising world. When a man has "CABIN" 8 yards for $1.00 "DAISY" 7 yards for $1.00 dependable goods, a quick courteous store service he can afford to advertise them. Truth and honesty are KOVELTV NECKWEAR Collars and Collar & CuK Sets, at half-pric- e, at the Lace Dept. not boomerangs. The more people know about the Heavy Gros Grain and Moire Gibbon, in select patterns usually $1.25 yd.: today, per yd.. 85c I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY things he has to sell and the way he sells them, the bet- Black 'Silk and Wool Crepon," 43, inches wide, $1.25 value; special at, per yard 75c ter for him. He has everything to gain and nothing x Ground Floor. AUTO FOR SALE. Five-passeng- er Reo in excellent con- to lose. m CREPE DE CIUNE WAISTS in flesh color only, all sizes, prices up to $3.50; now... $3.85 dition, $200.00 cash. Phone 7211, 1330 Wilhelmina Rise, Kaimuki. Black Velvet . Hats, Sport Hats, and Hats for Children. 6909 tf WANTED. So when you want reliable goods, go to the man who ; New House Dresses : and Bungalow Aprons Al French polisher wants work. advertises. It is only the man who has faith in himself, 6909 4t ; ' Second Floor. in his store and clerks, that reaches out to you each ev- HELP WANTED. Star-Bulleti- n. ; 1: ; STORE WILL BE OPEN ening in the f UNTIL 5 P. M. TOMORROW Educated Japanese o- - Chinese as salesman among own people. Must have good references. Apply R. Mc- Lean, The Pierpoint, Waikikl. 6909 It j SAGES' FOR 8ALE. Plan Your Shopping Trip the Night Before g HOTEL STREET, NEAR PORT Two lightweight double delivery wag- ons. Apply Hawaiian Carriage Co 427 Queen street 6909 3t iioiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiyiiiiiiuiiiii 00

HONOLULU STAB-- B DIXETIX, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917. THREE flre.Yoo D? TIS A NOT THAT 1HA1S0N BOATS WAR TAX BILL EVENTUALLY CHIROPRACTIC Does eight findmmyou exhausted MM 11IEY nenres uxiiettled too tired to rest? Why Not Wow? WILL BE ALTERED HERE IF TAKEN NOW EFFECTIVE F. C. M1GHTON. D. C. 104-- 5 Boston Bldg. (Over May's.)

Federal Officiate Believe tit"erati0D3 to makc troci' shs of tLe IN TERRITORY JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, KIMONOS n , .. . "lMatsonia, Maui or Wiihelmina could rrooaDie-- m view or uonges-tio- n I be made with quick despatch at Peari AND EMBROIDERIES. I Harbor. Claiming that he was "polluted'' ... . . at Coast Shipyards -- o one win predict just what steps Is the fcK)d4oniccon i hen 8tru5k last night by Charles will be taken by the Local Revenue Office Sends SAYEGUSA that corrects thesa.- po overameut when M- -r f. - i: n"- Joe Kaaua appeared in It is not at all improbably that the the commandeering order for Anieri Men Broadcast to Begin De- 1120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL lice corning and - 1 ceil-bu3di- court this told Matfonia and other American steamers ShirtK (VtnKri- ".. I ng Can 1? isSiiril nn If a food to purify end 1 Work Judge Irwin he had been assaulted incn migm ce in Hawaiian waters it i iasi.o.i m ihn 1,0., tail on Inventories - J. enrich . -- the blood ana nourish by the former on Hotel etreet. will Le for troop hos- ; -- remodeled and asserted it is the intention of the gov- the nerve-centers- .' Your What happened last night ?" asked pital ships' at Pearl Harbor, when ernment to do. Hawaii's revenue office presented Prosecuting Chilingworth. a busy strength will respond to Attorney they are commandeered by. the govern- A general order requiring turn scene today with the constant said Joe, polluted the ringing telephone, type- Scott's Emulsion but see "Wen." "I was ment, think federal officers. Thev ing over to the government of all ships cf the click of last night when that man" nointine point out that the shipyard Mare writer and the hum of the mimeo- you 1 at of certain tonnage and speed may be that get SC0TT& at Peterson "struck me in the face." Island graph bearing vkness to the fact Food since the beginning of the iron issued, or specific Conservation Scott M. orders for each f ft Bowse. Vloom&tia. J, "What la that?". asked. the judge. workers' on that instructions had been received strike the coast, has been ship desired. Whether will . The "Polluted," answered the order from Washington put new Elks invite the public to join in the campaign for the witness. working to full capacity. come on October 1". or ad- to the rev Everybody was puzzled. Captain whether enue Food Saving. National of After the strike around San Francis- vance orders will be iven the owners law into effect immeaiatelv. nAf Gardea Detectives McDuffle arose from his co bay started many former German of the ships is not known. Acting Collector Ralph S. John You seat listened closely. stone can help by doing your bit in the home. 1111 and amps ueing repaired m tne various Meantime, the Matsoa Honolulu received notice of the change Taes-daj- a, Judge Irwin in i a College Vlaaftaya, sank ,back his chair jatus were removed to the navy yard agents, as well as those of the Oceanic in lengthy cable yesterday after- Fill out the bfenk below and mail it to Box 616, asked Clerk Kaeo to come to to - noon was Prttfara and the complete the repairs on the ves- j and Pacific Mail, are continuing to and it not until late at ! a. rescue. Attorney 'Chillinworth was night that he had ciphered out the Honolulu. of Dancing 10 . n. speechless a 111 OSES 113 for moment. Gulfport and Carl Shurz tions fcr cargo withering hopes details of the biggest revenue bill in MR. JOHN A. HUGHES, ; A ; veteran w ho spe- with The . clerk, is a work finished it is believed temporary that the worst is not to come. the country's history. Chairman Food Conservation Committee, cialist in court language, told the Action was immediate, J. Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. Judge the however. El. that witness meant that he STEPS ARE TAKEN TO Hrooks Brown, a member of I hereby pledge was "drunk," whereupon FOR INDISCREET BOOZE the local that for the duration of the war the following Judge Irwin stan, was sent on the evening rules will be observed in my fined 15. INCREASE KAMEHAMEHA boat household: the defendant SALES. SALOON ORDERED to Kauai to begin detailed work on ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CLOSED FORFOUR DAYS inventories and V. G. Ashley, Jr., will (a) That one meal each day shall be served without wheat food. leave tonight for similar work on (b) That one meal each day shall be served without meats. Ernest C. Webster, president of the For indiscreet selling of,h'quor. ac- Maui. On Hawaii, August S. Costa, (c) That no butter shall be used for cooking purposes when a satis- Kamehameha schools, and Charles E. cording to the wording of the charges deputy collector, took up the now factory substitute is available. King, formerly school inspector tasks on advices by of the by the Lquor license, commissioners, wireless from this (d) That bread shall be sliced during each meal only as required public schools, Ka- u office. and a graduate of the Cockett saloon, Hotel near Xuu-an- for bUr-Bnlletl- immediate consumption. (Special n Correspondence. mehameha boys' school, are now can street, will be closed davs Here are some of FORT SHAFTKlt, Oct. 3. four the main features (c) at Three vassing among the Kamehameha boys beginning Monday. liquor of the war tax bill, according That three meals each week at least one dish shall be strved new captains rJave come to the Second The board, to the prepared from food un:cnsumed previous to join the Kamehameha Alumni asso- In executiveession yesterday after- acting collector: at meals. Infantry during this past week, and ciation. noon, have been assigned to the following decided that the saloon sl.ould Tobacco manufactured and "sold President Webster left for Hilo, thus bepunished for selling li.juor 30 days after the passage of the companies: Captain Theodore D. Jer-ve- y Wednesday, while Mr. King sailed for to meo-vh- were said to ue turning it act now has a tax of o cents a pound. (Sign Here) to Company D, Captain Charles the Garden Island, where he expects R. Herron to Company K, overto soldiers. The floor or retail tax for small 1917. and Captain to enroll new members for1 the asso- appears is it , that several n:cn who dealers 22 cents, just half that ot Anthony Potesky to Company M. ciation. 1 1 . . While on Hawaii. President fjurciiasea oooze iron me 1 ockett sa- manufacturers. 3ET JST Webster will Battalion Sergeant Major Julian R. visit, as much as possi- loon took their wares to the shoot- The floor tax for dealers in cigars ble, all the stu-dent- s. Wright has been made regimental ser former Kamehameha ing gallery next door where the re- and cigarettes is governed by the geant major sale took place. prices per - . In the place Sergeant retail cigar- of At the meeting cigars and Major Anthony Potesky, who has been of the association James Kakuole' wa3 namel for ap- ettes. C igars selling 4 cents held in club oer each discharged on account of being made it house on Fort street, pointment as Japanese and Hawaiian up to lv cents, $1.30 per tnousand; last Monday, so-call- VaterburyRadioilte a captain of the reserve corps. the "Duncan interpreter to assist Inspector Hut-ton- , to 7 to 15 cents, $2.50; 20 resolution" was adopted. cents and It provides and George Quintal was named up, $o.u0. Small cigars cents a , Having Com- that all Kamehameha tellsr time night ri th been transferred from students may( Portuguese and Spanish deputy. Iloth tuousand; small cigarettes, 40 cents at pany E, Second Infantry, become members of to the Head the association an appointments will be acted oa later. a thousand; long cigarettes, b0 cents quarters company. Corporal Robert M. the approval of their application for a thousand. Bread Rolls Doughnuts out a light. wood appointed membership. v Gate has been battalion CIVIL Manutacturers tax 3o days sergeant major to fill vacancy Formerly no Kamehameha SERVIBE EXAMS. after the the students law passeu, October 4, will be douoie French Pastry, Macaroons It is a man's watch. caused by the promotion of Regimen- could become active members of the FOR CUSTOMS INSPECTOR tne roregoing figures. r All tobacco tal Sergeant-Majo- Julian R. Wright. association unless they resided in Ho- dealers muse nolulu, so they could maKe Inventories fur 'Always accurate and attend meetings. According to an announcement made goods on Land on or before beginning The Oranje, the Dutch steamer held by John W. Short, secretary of or on quarantine MATSON Hawaii business October 4. in yesterday with the Aus BOAT MAY BE xivil service district, an open com- Distilled spirits, if good looking. German diplomats withdrawn from trian and from USED TO BRING MAUI, petitive examination will be held cu dstilieries or bonded warehouses tor ' China aboard, sailed for San Fran November 5 to secure eligible to fill other than beverages purposes, cisco late yesterday afternoon. HAWAII MILITIA HERE will be $4.00 If she a vacation of inspector of customs. taxed S2.20 a proof gallon, while for Cakes Pies Coffee Cakes makes a voyage to San Fran The position pays 4 per .lay. beverage purposes That a special tne tax will be cisco, she will have to remain in trip of one of the The examination will be in the fol ?J.1'0. Freshly Baked Daily At all dealers. quarantine there only one day, as the Matson steamers may be requisitioned lowing subjects: Spelling, bringing arithmetic, Floor tax, other than beverage pur- SPECIAL ORDERS EXECUTED ON 8HpRT NOTICE death from smallpox gecurred aboard for the militiamen from Ha- penmanship, report writin?, copying poses, a ' waii and Maui $l.lu proof gallon; for bev- her last Sunday. for the national guard and correcting manuscript and geog- erage purposes, 2.lo. encampment on Oahu is indicated by raphy, and civil government tne of the Fermented liquors manufactured supplying of data regarding the United States. Competitors who fail and sold after mobilifcaticn to the Matson agents. An the date of the law to obtain a rating of tt least 70 in are taxed $3. This is order for the mobilization of the guard just double the arithmetic and 65 in report writing original tax. The floor tax is $1.50, iiidlifcr is expected to be issued as soon as the win not be eligible for mm which provision affects only brewers territorial militia disbursing officer's On the same date examinations will such Price Dona nas been approved Washing- as the Honolulu Brewing com- not in be held to provide a register eUgi-ble- s pany ton. The ot and agents of brewers here. HOTEL FORT data furnished the Matson from which. to make certifica- On NEAR. increased! agents show that space for 901 men still wines, vermouth, cham- tion for filling vacancies as they or pagne, sparkling - from Hawaii and Maui will be requirt wines, liquors, arti- cur in positions requiring the qualifi- nciai ana imitation ed. . cations of stenography wines, manufac- and tynewrit tured and sold after October 3, the ing. tax LOCAL is double the present rale, the .4 PORTUGUESE TO floor tax being equivalent to the "pres- OBSERVE INDEPENDENCE PENSION FUND BOARD ent tax. Grape brandy for use in fortifica- 1 The seventh anniversary of the es MAY PURCHASE $11,000 tion of sweet wines will yield a tax tablishment of the republic of-- Portu - T- - WORTH OF LIBERTY BONDS L : gal III 9 will be celebrated tomorrow even EVm soSTeMbAT ing by the A Patria society in its club 10 cents a proof gallon. Grapa rooms at 146 SouthBeretania street. The pension fund commission may brandy withdrawn from fortification A musical program; followed by games, Invest $11,000 in Liberty Loan bonds and not used to date, is to yield a tax amusements and"refreshments will be if the board of supervisors will favor of 20 cents a gallon. the order of .the evening. it with a short time loan of $8000. Syrups and extracts sold by man- The-pensio- n fund for policemen, ufacturers, producers- - The revolution that overthrew the fire or Importers ' Braganzaf dynasty, with King Manuel men andN bandsmen at present are subject to tax at: the following "iiiF on thethrone, was successfully termi- amounts to $3600, --but an additional rates; Selling-pric- e not more than years $8000 will come into the fund on De $1.30 a gallon, 5 ii nated seven ago tomorrow. tax cents per gal- III i At . frequent intervals the monarchists cember 31, making a total of $11,600. lon; over 81.30 a gallon and not more Service m D. L, H have attempted to regain their power, Conkling, member of the com- than 2, tax 8 cents a gallon; $2 and nx t dui now tnat Portugal ha3 mission, said today that he would not more than $3, 10 cents a gallon; , (t ' entered the bring DO YOU WANT TO BE war witn zo.ooo soldiers ' against the the matter up before the other 53 and not more than $4, 15 cents a Huns, all hope of restoring a kingdom commissioners for approval. gallon; S4 and up, 20 cents a eai- - WAITED ON QUICKLY AND nas been abandoned, lon. COURTEOUSLY T UNIT OF RED CROSS AT Lnrermented grape juice and soft "Safe drinks IRON (including WORKS EMPLOYES WORK AT KINDERGARTEN ginger ale, soda SUPPORT water and carbonated waters and bev- 60 ORPHANS erages and carbonated acid gas - Under the leadership of Miss Er- used in carbonating same, tax, l cent Come Sixty children, sons and daughters mine Cross, the new' Red Cross mCt per gallon. to of fallen French soldiers, who have is meeting every Thursday at the rsaiurai nnnerai waters been "adopted" by Honolulu, and fahi are sure Castle Kindergarten, King street, waters selling from 10 cents per gal- of good care for the next two years. where pajamas, pillowS lon, 1 response and knitted tax, cent per gallon. WaU& Jn to an appeal made by Mrs. wash cloths are being made. Carbonic acid gas A. G. Hodglns, 268 sold by manufac- '(Hi employes of the Hawaiian women who are skilful in turers, tax, 6 cents per pound. Honolulu Iron Works have signed the making the flannelette pajama suits Dougherty's occupies pledges to support the needy children are devoting much time to this for two more years. work. The Anyo Maru due next Tuesday Japanese women who havebeu "w-in- g from Yokohama will receive pratique A campaign has now been started to in the 'throne room are also help port first place send money to orphaned off and proceed to Hilo, where these child ing Jllss Cross. Miss Cross's assist- she will discharge THE STORE THAT IS ren for the Christmas season. The ants 550 tons of freight. m are Misses Elsie Meinecke, From HUo she will sail for NOTED FOR ITS COUR- sixty community orphans, looking Martha McChesney, Abbie South for Lucas, Flor- American pons Dy tne way toward Honolulu as their Santa Claus, Harriet-- of. San TEOUS, EFFICIENT SALES ence Shipman, Martha Winslow, r rancisco. are assured of a cheery holiday season Balding and Emma Hughes. FORCE. according to the responses made to Mrs. Hodgins' appeals. The wdrkera EX AMINE urge all contributors to turn in their TREASURER'S BOOKS. money as soon as possible so the For the first time since new money may reach the children in time. the All orders filled quickly civic administration took office an ex Before BECAUSE in its relative food and sanitary values aminatton was made yesterday after and properly with other milks, noon by Mayor Joseph J. Fern, James I PERSONALITIES W. Lloyd, city and county auditor, and A. M. Cristy, deputy city and county G. W. ROSCOE, who has enlisted In attorney, of the books in the office of British war service, is offering his D. L. Conkling, city and county treas- is the most economical.' stock at Mokapu ranch for sale. urer. The examination of books Is Coffee, made every four months. Mr. Conk Carnation Milk is cow's rich milk. It is the whole milk ling was presented with a certificate There is nothing taken from it but a part of the water" by j the examination committee after FRETFUL the books were found good It is carefully sterilized, by a higher degree of heat SABIES in order You than is necessary in and affidavits were filed by the mem- MVS. ordinary pasteurization. : NEED A LAXATIVE bers of the committee as required bv WALL & ..It an be used safely law showing that they had found there and tastefully for any purpose When your baby ia cro and fretful was $320,502.89 in Should -- the city treasury. n for which milk is used. --be chance are it i constipated and DOUGHERTY a mild i neces-jar- y :hat laxative all that is TO RESURFACE ROAD If kept in a cool place, covered, it will remain sweet to make it comfortable and happy, sactive bowels for several days. are the cause of as The work of resurfacing Consider nuch discomfort to children as to older the road from Puuloa to Honolulu will com- Jewelers Opticians Unquestionably clean. And ecple, and ecless the condition is mence romptly relieved is very apt to derelop in a few days. Supervisor Charles H. Bellina, member of the srious illness. . Whether A of For children tbere is notbinsr tbat roaas commitee, win interview Capt. 4. , YOUNG BUILDING pint 'Carnation, the eco- George R. Clark, vill act more easily than the combina-io- n commandant of the 1 Pearl Harbor naval station, m nomical mUk wi?lj make quarts cf simple laxative herbs with pep-J-n today 2 of tbat is sold in drug: stores under the with a view to completing a:vunge- - Or Not It Is! richy creamy, pure milk. ome of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.' menis oetween the city and ccuntv x does not gripe aad is free fronv and the naval authorities. The ciCy piat or narcotic dregs, is pleasant ter and county will supply the labor and YOUR GROCER IS YOUR he tarte, and positively effective; chil- Capt Clark has promised to supply Harmful dren CARNATION like it end take it readily. iue necessary coral. MILKMAN ! If you have never tried this simple,, Alexander Young Bldg. j inexpensive remedy, get a bottle of "There's a Reason' - Or. CaldwelTa Syrap Pepsin from your for C pi: if in druggist and bare it in bouse Dance At Seaside &Co Ltd the to use nenryi iay Jie next time any of the children seem Distributors. Phone 1-2-- ct of aorta. A trial bottle can be obt- Saturday night ained, free to the strains of . of charge, by writing. to Henry Bishaw's Dr. W.-- a ' Caldwell. 456 WaskWtm wonderful music. POSTUM Mil-Bil- I Light refreshments will be served If 75TFPIT!! PW 3W Monticello, Clino! . ' v l ' cesired. Adv. OT nr"! v o cnrrn HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917.

1 : TKUSTS INSURANCE SAFE DEPOSITS i Business And Financial News STOCKS and BONDS pecja REAL ESTATE LOANS COPPER PRICE MONEY OF 0 WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT (In., ffiflt By A. T. L0NGLEY, Marketing Superintendent. tsh0p rust Sale 3646 THE ALLIES Bethel Street Phone FIXED 23 CIS. ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION SAVES on Crex and Matting Rugs of WEEK ENDING, OCT. 5. all sizes. England. Sept. 12. An- D. C, Sept. 20. WHOLESALE. LONDON, WASHINGTON. drew Bonar Law. chancellor of the ex- Copier rrices were fixed today at Small consumers cannot fcuy at these price be- chequer, speaking .today at a lunch- Lives-Oth- 20 off this week only. 2V cents a pound, about 3 cents Island Butter, lb None Hens, lb 3o to .37, Some Will Offer Their ers market, by agree- eon given by the Empire parliamen- low the prevailing Eggs, select, dczen TO Turkeys, lb 50 tary association to Medill McCormick, government and 30 Will Loan Their Money ment between the Eggs, No 1. dozen .68 Ducks, Muse, lb e effective congressman-at-larg- for Illinois, leading copper producers, Eggs. Duck, doren 50 Ducks, Pekin, lb 30 said: 7 00 to Their Country for four months. Young Roosters, lb 43 to .43 Ducks, Haw, dozen j in everything conected with the public Seles to the government, the VEGETABLES. j military arm the Germans have shown As compared with that of the men at the front will be at this pride and the allies Beans, string, green, lb 03 Rice, Haw. seed, cwt 6.80! remarkable results, even genius. But the lot of most of our citizens is an easy one. f.o.b. New York, and producers agreed wax, lb 04 Peanuts, lg., lb None! in dealing with questions of human the Beans, string, not to reduce wages now paid in Beans, Lima in pod 04 Peanuts, em., Ib None nature they have Aipeatedly made The least that you can do is to subscribe to the pledged them- industry. They also Beans, Maui, red 8.50 to 9.00 Green peppers, bell, lb 06 mistakes which have been the salva- LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917, which must be made selves to maintain maximum produc- Beans, calico None Green peppers, chili .05. tion of the Entente Allies. No mis- tion and to prevent copper from fall- Beans, small, while 12 to .13 Potatoes, Is., Irish 3.00 to 3.25 take they have made will be so great an overwhelming success! ing into the hands of speculators. Peas, dry, Is None Potatoes, sweet, cwt 1.00 in its consequences as that which By subscribing to this loan you will be doing Although the price fixed is under Beets, dozen bunches 30 Potatoes, sweet, red 1.10 to 1.25 drove the United States into the war. 1 voluntary agreement between produc- Carrots, dozen bunches 40 Taro, cwt 1.50 to 2.00; The Germans lately have been say- your duty as a citizen and your money will be ers and the government's war indus- Cabbage, cwt 3.00 to 3.50 Taro, bunch ii ing that the Entente was relying on invested in the safest security in the world. 6 ap- 05 hope. tries board, with the president's Corn, sweet, 100 ears 2.50 to 3.00 Tomatoes the United States as "ieir last I Your will be t proval, it 'was announced officially Corn, Haw., am., yel. . . 75.00 to 80.00 Green peas, Ib None want to say to you that we do rely interest return satisfactory per that under the executive's war power, Corn, Haw., Ige., yel. . . .68.00 to 72.00 Cucumbers, dozen 25 to .50 on the United States. cent. T I the proper departments of the gov- Rice, Jap. seed, cwt 6.50 Pumpkins, lb 02 V As chancellor of tlw exchequer am i JAPANESE BAZAAR I Subscriptions of at least $50 should be ernment w'I be asked to take over FRCIT. ready to say to you now what should received produc- have been sorry to 5ay six months Fort St. Opp. Catholic Church the mints rnd plants of the E. nanas, Chinese, bu 20 to .40 Limes, 100 90 to 1.00 from everyone. r ers who fall to conform to the agree- ago, namely, that without the United Bananas, cooking, bu. ... 1.00 to 1.25 Pineapples, cwt 1.50 the Allies Protect your country, your family, yourself! ment anrt i rice." Figs. 100 90 Papaias, lb 01 States' financial assistance government purchases of .05 would have been in disastrous straits Recent Grapes, Isabella, lb 10 Watermelons, lb 04 to today. yet seen the ACT TODAY! copper purposes have been We have not for var LIVESTOCK. , agreement to pay the end. made under Cattle and rheep are not bought at live weight They are slaughtered Perhaps I may excused from BANK OF HAWAII, Ltd. by war in- be price to be determined the ind paid for on a dressed weight basis. speaking of Russian situation, ex board. Early in the war, the Guard dustries Hogs, up to 150 lb 1,8 to .19 cept to say how much we sympathize copper 30 cents, Hogs weighing up 150 lbs 19 when sold at about with Russia in her time of anguish, government 45,-000,0- DRESSED MEATS. the contracted for and we hope she yet may be army navy Beef, lb 14H to .15 Mutton, Ib 18 to .19 that pounds for the and able to render us assistance in the 2-- 3 Veal, lb 14 to .15 .24 Your at 16 cents, but future contracts Pork, lb. 20 to great cause. will be at the new rate. HIDES (WET SALTED) The American people, like us, are I The price agreed upon today was Steer, No. 1, lb .18 Kips, lb 18 people of hard, practical sense, and HA 6et after extensive investigation of Steer, No. 2, lb. 16 Goat, white, each 20 to .30 realize that the war How has become production costs by the federal trade Steer, hair slip 16 largely a question of nerves, endur- A Liberty Bond In Every Home Health! , report commission. The commission's 5T2ED. ance and staying power. Thank God, was understood to have Indicated that The following are prices on feed, f. o. b. Honolulu: we of England and America have By drinking' only pure filtered copper could be sold profitably at a those qualities and shall see this thing A Corn, sra., yel., ton 90.00 Oats, ton 65.00 bless- much lower price than 23 cents, but, through to victory. Enlist Your Dollars in the War water. There Is no greater Corn, lg., yel., ton 85.0 Wheat, ton 87.00 87.50 in reaching its decision, the war in- to We two special reasons for ing than '" r,: Corn, cracked, ton 86.00 Middling, ton 64.00 65.00 have dustries board, headed by Frank A. to coming in of the In this time of our country's crisis an idle dollar Bran, ton 54.00 to 55.00 Hay, wheat, ton 35.00 40.00 satisfaction at the ' Scott, took into consideration the to , is the that Scratch food, ton ;... 86.00 Hay, alfalfa, ton 38.00 United States. First, it best is as much a "slacker" as an idle man. Are your Good Water price should not be pared down to possible proof that our cause is just dollars doing their duty! the point where production would be RICE SECURES TITLE and righteous, and, Cecond, we know It Is a source of health'and vigor. discouraged or wages reduced. Honolulu Stock Exchange we now have on our side resources "The Liberty Loan of 1917 ' invites the imme- TO M0KAPU PROPERTY which are more than sufficient to Friday, Oct. 5. diate response of the American people.. Every' FUND FOR NEW JAPANESE achieve victory. Bad Water Following long litigation, title in MERCANTILE The United States possesses the dollar subscribed will help make it a success. The the Mokapu property has been vested greatest wealth and resources of any Is & prolific source of disease. HOSPITAL IS INCREASING Alexander & Baldwin quicker the better. in Arthur H. Rice, who will utilize nation in the world. Moreover, as a cases of Ill- C. Brewer & Co. an necessity de- Nearly. all, malignant, fishing hunting rights and nation they have shown Inventive ge- Armies of dollars are absolute for national That as soon as the entire amount the and SUGAR fense. Unless dollars home of ness result from the careless use graze 450 acres. While nius and adaptability w'hich they the at stand hack them, the has been assured by the general pub- stock on the Ewa Plantation Co w2 zva soldiers in the field cannot do their utmost to protect our water." ,, Mr. Rice, must inevitably apply sucessfully to of unfiltered lic, the erection of the Japanese Charity-ho- title is vested in there are Hsiku Sugar Co households and our freedom. spital certain contingencies which leave the prosecution of the war. Thevway to keep healthy Is to will be commenced on Hawaiian Agr. Co Kuakini street, was tlie asertion this titles In remainder to Mr. and Mrs. Hawrr. Com. & Sugar Co. 45 , We Will Count it a Privilege rave the well known p-- Wt during life- SAY LOCAL JAPANESE morning of T. Onodera, secretary of W. Davis, their Hawaiian Sugar Co 37 to Enter Your Subscription. - E time. IMPROVED NATURAL-feTON- the Japanese Chamber of Commerce. Honokaa Sugar Co SUFFER BECAUSE OF Already 17,7S2.50 has been sub- u 1904 Fred Harrison secured a Hcnomu Sugar Co QERM-PROO- F WATER FILTER EMBARGO scribed by the hospitable people of long lease of half Interest in the Mo- Hutchinson Sugar Plant. U. $. GOLD Bank of Honolulu, Ltd. ' kapu property A. V. 19 :: . in your hornet ; " Honolulu. : Of this amount, the Hono- from Gear. Other Kahuku Plantation Co. lulu . Japanese subscribed, J12.997.50, owners claimed he had no valid title Kekaha Sugar Co. Under the ruling of the Federal and the foreigners, : $4792. The com- under the lease and the matter was Koloa Sugar Co Reserve Bank, the local Japanese bust mittee would like to get 25,000. more taken to the courts for litigation. De- McBryde Co 9 9Yz ness houses are reported to be suffer- W.V.Dimond&Cq,,L4. f Sugar Ltd. gold to to complete the entire amount, which, cisions were comparatively recently Oahu Sugar Co 30 ing because they cannot ship 302 Japan. VThe House of Hotteewarls1' It r is expected, will, be expended for given in Mr. Harrison's favor, and Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 8 8'4 The H. Hamano store, one of the m the erection and completion of a new then the Waterhouse Trust Co. at- Onomea Sugar Co 56 564 m e . 53-6- houses tm 5 King Str Japanese hospital. tempted to secure transfer and Sugar Plant. Co. leading Japanese commercial a.faiBt title Paauhau Honolulu, intended to ship $50,000 ?V HAWAIIAN IKujI LU;, Ltd. , The plantation' Japanese, acording for Mr. Rice. The Harrison interest Pacific Sugar Mill in .Honolulu : Phone 4937 in gold to Japan by the Tenyo Mara, to Onodera, have done little towards was then purchased and Instruments Paia Plantation Co " . StnnTr mr? TrmrT , . subscribing for the hospital funds. Obtained from Mr. and but was refused by the federal au Mrs. Davis. Pepeekeo Sugar Co. .... here. This is said to be the Pioneer Mill Co, . 35 35 thorities Real Estate Insurance largest single gold shipment to Japan ' v San Carlos Milling Co... from Hawaii. Safe Deposit Vaults : ! : v Walalua Agr. Co 25 Wailuku Sugar Co Authorized by law to act as Trnsteesr Ezecu-'--: COMPLETE PLANS FOR . MISCELLANEOUS tors, Administrators and Guardian3. ; Gnrfau Dev. Ce Ltd ..... BUYING KAIMUKI PARK 1st Is. As. 7 po Pd.... 2nd la. As. fully paid... Final arrangement for the purchase Haiku Fruit & Pack Pfd of Kaimukl Dark by the city ana coun Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com ty from Tom Hollinger will probably Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. be comDleted in a few days. The mat Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. Life, Fire, Marine, - "--- lise ter is now In the hands of City 1reas Hawaii Con. Ry. Com... urer D. L. Conkling. The board of Automobile, Tourists' 3 moire Hawaiian Electrtc Co. ... suDervisors on September 11 appro Baggage or Accident- - Hawn. Pineapple Co, ... 44 442 priated $12,000 for the purchase of Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.. 17J4 18 the property. Conkling will present Insurance, Hciolulu Ga Co Ltd.. his warrant to Territorial Auaitor Hr R. T. & L. Co M. G. K. Hopkins to secure the money Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co.... provided for the purchase of the park CALL UPON Mutual Telephone Co. 20 legislature. u- - by the last , Oahu Railway & L. Co 156 ( Pahang Rubber Co The U. S. S. Logan is not to make Selama-Dinding- s . If Plant a call here on a Honolulu-Sa- n Fran Selama-Dinding- s, & COOKE, Limited: ft (70 pc.) t cisco voyage as formerly scheduled, CASTLE Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 37 Another transport Is to replace her, BONDS expected to here some Beach Walk rmp. which is arrive v Dist... time the latter part of next week. Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s.. General Insurance Agents Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc... 80 Hawaiian Irr. Co 6s.... LUMBER Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refund .. Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building Fort and Merchant Streets Haw. Terrl 4 pc Pua Imp Materials. Prices low. Houses built ' Haw. Imp. 4 pc on instalment plan. Choice House fji . Terr. Pub. Hw. Terr'l 3. a pc. Lots for sale Honokaa Sugar Co 6 pc. CITY MILL COMPANY, LTJ. Honolulu Gas Co 6s Telephone 2478 f O. Box 951 ' Ltd, -- t HIlo Gas 6 pc 97 100 J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. : , Kauai Ry. Co 6a . STOCK BROKERS imp. C. BREWER & CO. Manoa Dist FOR RENT Information Furnished and Loans McBryde Sugar Co., Electricity, gas, screens in all houses -- 5s.. Made f Mutual Neat two-bedroo- m house in town, $21 Telephone 5s ... Building (LIMITED) ;i ahu R. A L. Co., 5 pc. . Small furnished cottage for two, $15 Merchant Street Star . at Two-bedroo- m 'A Oahu Sugar Co., 6 pc. cottage, fine lawn, $23. Phone 1572 -- ) .. Olaa Sugar Co 6 pc 98 Fine new house, $30. 11 Pacific Guar.. & Fer. Co. SUGAR "ACTORS who is. judiciously cutting all expenses to Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s J. H. SCHNACK THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK COMMISSION MERCHANTS San Carloc Miliing Co... St. Telephone 3633 LIMITED SHIPPING AND INSURANCE That Y1H 842 Kaahumanu AGENTS Capital suhscrlbed..yen 48,000,000 Between Boards: Sales: 100 Olaa. Capital . paid up yen 30,000,000 ; ! 8.25; 75 Pioneer, 35.50; 30 without charging exorbitant prices is San Carlos, Reserve funds yen 21,300,000 18. S. AWOKI, Local Manager FORT ST-- HONOLULU, T. H. The Grocer who grinds his coffee Electrically Session Sales: 5, 5 Hawn. Pinei, 44.50. Alexander & Baker who Direct Dividends, Oct. 5, 1917 H. C. & S. The has Motor Drive for his mixers (extra 50c) 75c; Honomu, 40c; Hutch- E. C. PETERS List of Officers and Directors:. inson, 30c; Paauhau, 30c. 210 McCandless Bid;;. E. F. BISHOP President The Butcher who grinds his Electrically G. meat Honolulu, T. I. H. ROBERTSON ..Vice-Preside- nt Manager Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, Baldwin a:.d ; TTie Storekeeper, Merchant, Contractor, any R. IVERS Marmrtorer, or 6.90 cents, or $133 :er ton. Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans , ' Vice-Preside-nt and Secretary man-pow- er Managed Negotiated, Trust rotates Vice-Preside- other business man who makes Electricity do his Limited A. GARTLEY nt UNLISTEO SECURITIES. E. A. R. ROSS Treasurer- - work! Utu.awl. a 4 . ru bAKlcna m m m uirtcxorm I a T Friday, Oct. 5. Keep your C. H. COOKE Director , From the simple matter of Electric Fans, Grinders and Mixers to turninr u Bid Asked Sugar Factors J. R. GALT Director the big rolls of a massive steel mill, Electricity furnishes the best power OIL R. A. COOKE Director service, at Jeasl possible cost, SAVINGS the and With the least investment, when Honolulu Con. Oil.... 4.00 4.50 Commission Merchants D. G. MAY Auditor central station service is used. MINING in a safe place. We pay 4 interest Engels Copper Mining 6.00 6.50 and Insurance Agents BISHOP & COMPANY Man-pow- er is the most expensive thing in the world. You can't Mineral Products Co. . .06 .07 Mountain King Mining .12 .16 or dodge it. You ignore it. Montana Bingham Co. .40 .42 evade this must not A motor is P. H. 3URI.'ETTb" Money to Loan Madera Mining Co .29 ,30 cheaper. Agents for 79 Merchant St. Phcne 1848 better and COMPANY OF .awalian Commercial fc Sugar NOTARY PUBLIC HOME INSURANCE over Sales: 500 Bingham, .43. HAWAII, LIMITED Talking this with us costs you nothing and it will result Company. Commissioner of Seeds Telephone 3529 hi: California and New York 816 Fort Street tcryour Sugar Company. 't. in something advantage. Haiku Draws: Wilis, Deeds, Mortgages and Sugar 6.90cts Paia Plantation Company. ill Legal Documents PACIFIC ENGINEERING Maui Agricultural Company. Hawaiian Sugar Company. COMPANY, LIMITED Hawaiian Co.yx Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Kahului Railroad Company. Consulting, Designing and Con--- . Electric ' The Ltd. McBryde Sugar Company. Insurance struct! ng Engineer. ' ": . Kahului Railroad Company. B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. Bridges Buildings, Concrete '.'.Btra Members Honolulu Stoek and Bond & Land Ltd. 4915 Sys-- Exchange - Kauai Fruit Co, PHONE tures, Steil Structures, Sanitary Honolua Ranch. ' Fir. Life, Aceldent, Comocntstlon t"s, Retorts arid Estictt'! rn HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN- ". FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1917. FAST SHIPS WILL ffisiSfrra.Di) furniture am Piano IjwiJWODl HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO., LTD. BEAT SHIES PHONE -1 J. J. BELSER, Manager. SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 6$ TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ; TONIGHT AT THEIR GAME 7:45 0 NO TRACE FOUND SCHOONER ELSE Lord Xcrthclilfe. a?ked by The New OceanicS&eami Blip Co York Sun to give his oriaion on the 5 DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO HIT! submarine rrenace, granted an inter- OF MISS INO SHIPS HAS CLOSE CALL ANOTHER BIG view to a Sun representative, who 5W quotes Lord Nortbdiffe as sayin?: Begnlar Sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, N. S. "Let the United States and her al- 7. lies make uo mistake about the fac Bringine no word of the schooner Her seam? Fpnine by the pound-- ' that th submarine is the most ser- K. C. Slade or the other schooners ing of a shu'tins carso in heavy seas, ious feature of the war at this moment. ruispins from the Sydney trade, the her rigsins sept from the masts and; For further particulars apply to I do not believe that Germany can win barkcnt'nc Alexa and the schooner ber hold taking water at the rate of the war by the submarine, but she Ottilie Fjord arrived with copra from seven inches an hour, the American C. re- BREWER & CO., LTD. General can and will if you do not exert every the South Seas in San Francisco schooner Else, on her first trip from Agent means in your power sink your trans- cently. The Alexa left Sydney last Port Pirie to San Francisco, put in at AS pose and supply ships. June and loaded in the Gilbert Is- Wellington in a sinking condition, ac- "The figures issued every week are lands for San Francisco and made cording to Capt. Zolling, who success- not intentionally misleading, but that the run in 67 days. The Ottilie Fjord fully brought his craft into San Fran- they do mislead people not acquainted came direct from Ap.. cisco recently after a voyage of S9 with shipping is obvious from the lack Failure of these boats to bring re- days from Wellington. Navigation was IMson Comps;;; of attention paid to the submarine in ports on the missing schooners The Else, which was built for A. E. of the local this country. I believe that constant taken as confirmation Anderson & Co. on Puget Sound, left Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu statements about the sinking of sub- opinion that they have eitaer been on February 24 with a Both Port Pirie i marines are a source of danger; they sunk or captured by raiders. cargo of zinc concentrates amounting ne Alexa the Ottilie Fjord fol- For further particulars apply to deter your inventors from using their the and 734 loading aor course of the to tons. The at Port genius; and they help the enemy by lowed th9 approximate Pirie was. not skilful and on April 8, jus- missing Captain Germard CASTLE & COOKE, inspiring a confidence that has no schooners. when the Else encountered a heavy Ltd., Agent, Honolulu tification. At one time our newspa- of the Alexa said that he did not sight Than Ever up. storm, the sine began to shift and Funnier pers were fiiled with the same kind of anything on the trip pound new In addition to the R. C. Slade. which the sides of the schooner. stories. When a submarine i3 fired at Water entered the hull an alarm- it dives, and it is only left Sydney for Shu Franci3CO on at HITS natural that the ing rate and it was otity by continual NEW SONG gunner should believe that he has been April 24, the list of overdue schocner3 Syd- work at the pumps that the crew was successful, whereas in the majority of includes the WInslow. which left KiSEW NEW COSTUMES cases the submarine escapes unhurt. ney for Apia on May 20; the Beluga, able to keep the vessel afloat until she TOYO KAISH & May 4 Wellington. The present system of publishing sub- which left San Francisco for Sydney arrived on at NEW SCENERY marine figures by Great Britain wan on May 16, and the Manila, which left At Wellington the cargo was un- Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient adopted log ago, and it is possible Newcastle, Australia, 'or Honolulu on loaded and the ship completely over- that Admiral Gedde3, perhaps the May 25. Nothing has-bee- heard of hauled; her seams had to be recaulkec For further particulars apply to COME EARLY AVOID THE RUSH mort remarkable product of the war any of these schooners since leaving and the new rlgstag provided. In in Great Britain, may see fit to lssu their respective ports. fact, the Else wa3 211 days from Pert CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu In Prices. Reserve Your,Seats them in the language of the people. I Pirie. No Advance have no doublt that he will pay HOLD CRITICISM 3937. prompt and due attention to any com- OF IMMIGRATION PHONE V ments that may be made by responsi- ' i MARINE INTELLIGENCE I UNFOUNDED CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- ble organs of the press of the United MEN N ROYAL MAIL LINE States. By Merchants' Exchange Eojular Sailings to "Do not believe in the appearance Inimizration officials explain that San Francisco Arrived, Oct 2, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FIJI, NEW regard- - J - m m m m m of sudden cures for submarines; by Nippu Jijl 9 ii t . m m the the criticism the a. m., str Wilhelina, hence Sopt. ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA iTIU GUT best cure is the building of ships that ing' the treatment of dirrerent classes 23. ,i can attain a speed of at least 15 miles of Japanere immigrants is probably , For further particulars apply to an hour while in the danger zones. due to a misunderstanding. PORT OF HONOLULU f THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents mWl y The rest must be left to the American, women chcol 'lA 740 O'ClacK II The five Japanese fwi-'- ... un- At2:1Sa'lck mMJ4t . . r ii French, Italian and British navies teachers who were detained by the ii til an inventor comes along, and up to on the Departed WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS immizration officials chars Oct. 1317. the present he has not emerged." they were contract laborers were 5. that Str. Oranje 5;C( 2295 REACHES Lord Northclif fe's plea for fast ships by the immigration au- for San Francisco, PHONE being not released P. m. as the best present means of by Federal Judge Hoarce counteracting danger, thorities, but Sail Today URATE the submarine on bond, alter an unrav Husface-Pec- k W. Vaus:han Str. Claudine Maui, 5 p. m. Co.J LtL found emphasis at a meeting of the entry to this for SAND -- ln- ti orable decision to their ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND FOR CONCRETE WORK, New York Chamber of Commerce. Due Due Tomorrow country had been made by him. Str. Nippon FIREWOOD AND COAL 7 which was called to discuss tho appealed to the Maru from San Fran government's shipping program. Quick to this decision they Cisco, 6:30 a, m. 93 QUEEN STREET P. a BOX In California. action was urged constructing mer- circuit court of appeals Rlndjanl York Peacock in came here to ac Str. from San Francisco, "The New chantmen, and an opinion was express- Y. Nesishi. who G:30 p. m. showing the dangers of New York's with Yokohama & F R E A trong dramatic photoplay ed against constructing wooden ships cept a position the Str. Mauna Kea, fraai Hilo and Lv NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL 10 H Specie Bank, was also detained on . and underworld. because they were not sufficiently calna, a. ni. ROTTERDAM LLOYD I speedy. Charts were the charge that he was a contract fT C K F T Lum-berland- sr exhibited show Sail Tomorrow. Aiso 1: h Chapter-o- f "A Lais of the came as cabin JOINT SERVICE reaenrati: Whe 'MA LINE WRECK--- ing the following percentage of losses laborer. But as he Str. Nippon Maru for Yokohama, p. My MUTUAL WEEKLY. among ships rubjected passenger, and, as customary in such Point ca C fearing Heten Holmes to submarine m. To Batavia. Java, via Yoko- Waittiani attack based on ships' tpeeds: cases, he was paroled until a decision Sir. Mauna Kea entry to for Lahalna and Se WELLS-FA- " OF OUR WEEKLY Speed. . reached regarding bis hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong CONTENTS Sunk. was Hilo, 3 p. m. CO A CO, 72 Percentage this country. The school teachers Rindjani, SCHEDULE Str. for Yokohama, p. n and Singapore. Sailing dates, PICTURE 5 knots (or less) . .100 came as steerage passengers and are Due Sunday American Troops on th French front. 7:40 on Mutual Weekly .. 6 knots 05 held not to come within the classifi Str. MIkahala Maul Molo- - freight and passenger rates Russian .and Belgian. Commissioners 55 fronf and Swim--, Lass of Lumberlands ..eT' 7 knots .4. 90 of certain immigrants who arf ports, arrive-,- ., UtonUi Derby. .Girls ' cation kai a. m. application. Tie -- York Peacock. xr&tSO 3 knots 80 entry. mlng Golden Cite French Aviators granted Str. Kinau from Kauai ports, a. n. 9 knots 75 exceptions are made in ths Claudins Maui, m." C. Brewer Co., Agents to train Americans, and many other Such Str. from a. it J.td 10 knots 65 professors, teachers of sem- Str. Wailele from a. Shipping and Interesting topics. ; case of Hawaii, m. Csmmtwlon fcttrthrr.' 11 knots 60 inaries, and others whose Due Monday ministers , . OAHU RAILWAY anct Queen 12 knots 50 qualifications are mental and not C r TIME TABLE Fort Sta. Harttli: 13 knots 45 physical. But to gain entry to th Salt Monday 14 knots 40 United States for this class of immi- Str. Claudine for Maui ports, 5 p. OUTWARD 15 knots 35 grants applications hava to be made m. Meet Complete 16 knots 25 For Waianae, Walahia, Kanaka and Une of Chinesa secretary commerce and la- Due Tuesday Oeoxts) ; 17 to the cf Way, Stations 9: 13 a. ro. S:) pnx at knots 20 Str. Mauna Kea from HUo and La 18 knots 10 bor. For Peart City. Ew Mill and Ivay Applications for the entry of the five halna ports, a. m. Stations tT: 30 a. 9:i5 ft. FONG INN CO AtVe'ciocfr teachers weie not filed, and It Is held Str. Sierra from Sydney, a. m. 11:20 euxu 2:15 pau ' pja Honuhrt Uaciinj Chlnea Curia At 7: 40 o'clock t1 CUSTOMS RECEIPTS FOR that they are only grammar and kin- Str. Anyo Mara from Yokohama, a 5:15 pun.. :S9 paa., tU:15 run. Stora 1t52 Wuuapu CL, nr. PtuiM ''U LAST FISCAL YEAR WERE dergarten teachers, and not In the m. For Wahlawa and Lcitehua 11:20 seminary classification. Sail Tuesday euru 2:t0 P-- - U: OVER MILLION DOLLARS Incidentally, it is pointed out b Str. MIkahala for Maul and Moiokal p.m. people ports, 5 p. m. 15:00 a.nv Romance of Peasant Life others than the immigration For LciWtua TalapHnft 5575 1M Fort A Pretty During the first three months of the that as there are Japanese women Str. Klnau for Kauai ports, 5 p. xa. present year receipts TRIUMPH FOR MISS DOKO fiscal the of available to teach in the public Str. Kilauea for Kona and Kau INWARD The Standard Optical Co. A the customs collector have been $100,-00- 0 ports, 12 a schools, there 6hould also be plenty 00a. Honolulu from K&2uritu, . OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN) more than for the same three Japanese schools Str. Anyo Maru for Arrive Kingdom here to teach in the San Francisco, Waiaaaa 5:3fS aum v ntnihoon CJoofc Tttf Chapter The Secret f; TIME .TABLE month d of last. This increase in re- willing p. m. Waialttft and ' of" if the school patrons are ta 5?SO njca. Waltet L Ceymeur Proa. j PICTORIAL Pathe Weekly ceipts is largely attributed to an in lo- Sierra San 4 ur5r HEARST-PATH- E NEWS pay the salaries required by the for Francisco, p. m. AttIto Honolulu from Ewa MU2 and 7:40' P. M. crease of Oriental food and clothing Due Wednesday - Before Your EyesV imports. Nearly im cally educated teachers. Peaji City tT:45 a.m Si5 tucu : he World Serial material all the Str. Matsonla from Saa paa 7:55 P.M. ports arriving at the Honolulu cu Francisco, ll!02fcftJ3., 1:5S pjxu, M:24 FIFTY FREIGHTERS OF a. m. 5:S0 pxa., 7:3 jua, ? 20, 30 Cents. Boxes 50c Feature torn house com from the Orient Sail Prices 10, JA. TO Wtdnesday Arrira Hcnolciu Iron Waaiawa and I 8:30 P. now, as there is practically no im 5000 TONS EACH Str. Mauna S:53 ; PHONK OUoU portation from European countries Kea for Lahaina and LeJiehua 3:t5aLm.. 1:53 Pa. VIEIMJHLRYCO. BE READY NEXT JUNE Hilo ports, 10 and only a very little from Canada, a. m. pjn:, 7:1S pua, Australia and New Zealand. The Im Due Thursday Tho Kalaiira L!td, ft tsro ? TRANCISCO, Sept. 24. Henry Str. Claudino Orst-tbs- s ports from the British countries are SAN from Maai porta, a. ta. train (only UcJkU Lcaorttfh Watoh and 4ow!ry Renal rra mostly butter and other dairy r. Carse, president of the Submarine Ssil Thursday leftres iloaoiuia evry sunctay et :? - Boat Corporation, has addressed a let- Str. Mauna Loa for Kauai pores. 3 a, a. for Haiti wa Hotel rttunuaa Over a million dollars were collected ter to holders of voting trust certifi- P. a. arriTs ia Honolulu at w: 10 V-- RATES at the custom house from June 30, cates, in which he gives details of Vessels In Port The Ualti stops only at Patrt City, 1916. to June 30. 1917. The exact the contract entered into between the Ship Red Jacket, from Nanaimo. Kwa Mill and W&ianae. r'By a Liberty Siftd. Sept 26. . an(T HALEIVA HOTEL amount was $1,169,03.80. company and the federal shipping Daily. 1 Excpt Sunday. iSsaday OAHU RAILWAY board for the construction of 50 stanc-ardize- d Mtr. schr. Marguerite, from coa Sept. 27. G. P. CENtSON, F. C. iMITH, Honolulu and WaiaWHa-Mw-a THREE SMALL VESSELS steel freighters of 5000 tons Superintendent O, P. A. : Thirty-da-y excursion tickets between Schr. Mary se:pnd-das- s. each. E. Foster, frora Port Firsfcfilasa, $2.15; $1.80. LEAVE l.-- l. DRYDOCK or Kahutai: contract will ap- Ludlow, Sept. 28. New Shipment Hotel during summer months. $25.00. He states that the SUI Special weekly rittVui $40,000,000, Str. Lurllne from San Franelseo. CHCf glass-botto- m boats, :wing, pool proximate a total of and -- tennis, Splendid bathing, golf, Three small 'vessels which have the ships to begin Oct. S. North King Streat resort. during deliveries of are l An ideal racatlon been receiving repairs the last in June, 1918, and the entire 50 ves- Schr. Seafarer from San Franciscc Catt and aa our Uand ntw few days on the Inter-Islan- d drydock sels are to be finished by December Sept. 29. CHOP SUI H0U3S Railvay-Haleiw- ways morning, and some : x Oahu a Hotel eft the this 31, 1918. The work is to be done by 4 Evtrythiaa Ntatund Cltan time today either the.Wailele or the the Submarine Boat Corporation at I PASSENGERS EXPECTED I Tablta may b raaarved by phena Nllhau will go on the drydock for a cost and a fee upon the estimated No. 1713 cleaning. cost. The fee will vary according to Leaving San Francisco. October". has put on by A new false shoe been circumstances, with a guaranteed min- the Matson steamer Matacaia: Typewriter the schooner Kawal and the Break imum payment in any event. If a William Arlett, Mr. Atkinson. J. H. D. J CASHMAN water has had her bottom cleaned. Neustadt, R. B. Abrams, Miss Mildred saving is made in the cost of the TENTS AND AWN1N03 Jwl rewired Tho aastw 21 1DFS00D The Breakwater is now owned by ships, or they should be delivered Merryinon, Miss Belle Plller. Mr. VI-- Young Bros, and has recently new tousek, C. L. Marlenee, S. S. Luau Tenia and Caneptea for Rtnt taacklaa of rapid fire, had ahead of the scheduled time, an in- Peck. Expvrlinco per' M. M. Phlnney, Miss Thirty Yaara ; housing placed on her main deck and crease in the compensation of tne Arlett. Mrs. feet action ant results. engine room moved forward. Sarah E. Lockwood, Mrs. F. T. War Fort at, ntar Ailn, vpatalra TO THE her corporation is provided for. Phono 14C7 The launch Louise was the third nner, R. Buckley, Mrs. F. J. Rayner. Call and iwpect the, vessel to come off the drydock this Kim Tong Ho. D. E. Mooney. n. R. morning. She also belongs to Youns HYADES WILLTAKE Powell, Miss Poane, Mrs. W. C. Not- - FAMOUS VOLCANO HOUSE Bros, and has been on the dock for SUGARFR0M K0HALA ware, T. J. McQrath, Mrs. R. W. An- Hawaiian Newi an overhauling. derson Dr. R. W. Andersoa, R. Buch-ly- , Mrs. F. Halstead, Mr. Gartley, Miss Mayflower 4-- To take the place of the schooner VOLCANO P.utb Gartley, F. S. Bigaby, Co., Ltd DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE OF PASSENGERS DEPARTED R. P. Rithet, which was destroyed at Mrs. Scott, Mrs. A. C. Wall, E. M. Coffee - sea by fire, the steamer Hyades of Kitchen, Youasf Hotel Buildias : KILAUEA V. n, By steamer Mauna Loa for Kauai L. Tenney,' L. A. Kerr, G. Schu-ma- the Matson line is to make a special Miss hdrae tnduitry ports, October 4 R. H. McKay, a. Ella Wight. W. L. Frasee, In BiopSt, call at Mahukona to clean up the bal- Harry Burnett, L. L. Loufbcurow, Sold fiverywhert O. B. Guest, Mr. H. Ko-hal- Horner, and Irs. ance of the 1017 sugar from the a S. Young, Chang Hing, Chang Miss Catherine F. Kfllion. Miss B. U. Kau, plantations, when she sails Cornelius, Mrs. Hiramoto, Mrs. M. F. Prosser, Mr. E. F. Brumfleld. Mrs. and there about November 1, she j Allen Wilcox, Miss Cripe, fronv Vitousek and infant, Mrs. C. L. Mar Mrs. Miss will take the last of the 1917 Hawaii W. R. TID39, 9UN ANO MOON, L. Seghorn, lenee. Johnson, T. Horl, Miss Charles Cortrell j. sugar crop which is to be sent to Irene Grabe, Mrs. Stephanie Brooks, A. L. Dean. Phlnney, COVERS ALL EXPENSES the Crockett refinery in California. Miss Alvena Flyer, Stanley R. Kelly, Practically all of this year's crop In Mi3s Dorothy Sacks, Miss Florence U Honolulu for the Crocket refinery Bretch, Mrs. D. E. Mooney. Steamer every Wednesday and Saturday Mrs. D. R. Dat- - TWo Vt el TWo TWO TWO Powell, Note-war- e, was taken by the steamer Maui last Miss Macfarlane, H. D. Largo Larga peta Wednesday. The Wilhelmina cleaned H. Bolster, Miss Ruth Anderson, Tide Small v0pai 8511 up the sugar for this refinery at Ka- - C. A. Woode, F. Halstead. C. R. A.M. F.M. P.!!," ,11, Island Steam Navigation Co anapali on vov-fSmead- e, Mias 'Eleanor Gartley, Mrs. FT. Inter ..Ltd. The General asd Kahului her last and Universal Film age to the islands, and the I.nrlinV! Jarrett Thomas Lewis. C. J. Mettler, pises SERVICES. -- 1 S.V osa Phone 4911 Queen Street will load the balance remaining at Mrs. r. s. BIgDy, Dr. A. C. WalL Miss Oct. 4i04 Lillian Scott, Mrs. J. R. Zimmerman, a 4:52 2.3 4183; T Matinees (except Saturdays Port Allen and HUo before sailing for and Mis? E. McCorriston, Mrs. O. Schu-ma- n Hoildays) the coast. lOilV-illU- from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock 3 5:33 J.3 i Arter this there will still be some and Dr. C. B. Cooper, ...... 6i9 Hl?3 . Saturday and Holiday Xfatiaee from 4 ...... C:58 2.1 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock, sugar to ship to the Western refinery ; an fjci 5 2. X Ci-he-n ...... liii Pii I I 1 rvenings (two shows) C:30 and S: 41 from , the plantations whose crops are Your Eyes Need Care o'clock. L not handled by the Sugar Factors. s Try Marino Evs Remedy 111111111 5TM1MI75 IMS PEMOIH P1CTUPS CM M1G ED DAILY, The Lurllne is to sail tor Port AHen T- -" Prices: 10, 15 C- -s HONOLULU STA R -- BULLETI X, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1917.

mMn tut-wnlht-m MORE PUBLICITY THE HIGH PRICE OF FISH. other necessaries of life, and hel to I LEY H. ALLEN EDITOR . make tr.r livs 01 ice ery puui its Kditcr Honolulu Star-Buileti- of a burden thm tbey are today :, Sir: On behalf cf the lovers p.Man's inhumanity to man makts tIDAY octoiskr mi Food Record - urely Iowa's Great of fish of Honolulu, especially the ( counties- thousands mourn!" is T poor Hawaiian?, who are. the greatest as true at the present time as when I pub--: pc-c- r Bobby Burns penned that line The College Road Record It is seldom lii sent out ly consumers thereof. hope you will busi- that booster i;tnne lish this protest against the barefaced, in one of his imraortr.l poems: and Surely the men of tt puhlb-ity- . nr-dia- l inhumanity, builders who seek free timls a robbery of the poor workers by the j the damnable springir.s rei-epfio- n . greed in men's r COXCU'SIONS: The road lias becu iu use in a lie newspap r otti-e- Hut then lifh dealers. I am much addicted to' from the inherent ness in Honolulu and 'he use of fish myself, and almost hearts, should be ended by all honest u ; ixte-- ;iml it is therefore loo nre exceptions to all rules and one of the about uiontlis executions c'.; ily go to the market to purchase minded mortals combining for that ' be--, Hawaii are realizing that oon to ih-- i 'iM' final tou luions a? to ihe is when the ImmisHt tcils a hig stor. tell the truth some for myself and fa'nily. but often piirpoe. Hoping I have not trespass on your valuable poce, havior and- fniiume of a b of hv differeut and makes the feel pleaded that he can claim home without it, buying something ed too much radr tise, which I don't care half as much I remain publicity, Publicity, More ? i ; certain fellow kinds of pavement there are. however, citizenship with that erowd. for. owinc to the outraseous prices' Fraternally yours. general olwi vat ions that inav Ik- - made at this Iowa has started out on the (neater Iowa idea. charged 25 or 30 cents a pcund. and! T. MAURICE McMAHON. Publicity is the power that Oct. 4. 1917. time whirli jipparviith are rone lurive. This involves telling what Iowa now is as well as 20 cents tor iced fish, more or less Honolulu be stale, with the quintessence of nour- used in develop- , be uot forecasting on he. -- must 1. That (om rete pavement should what Iowa will ishment evaporated from it. THE CUTOUT FIEND" laid without mnfonvmeut. This has beeu The present pride of Iowa is found in a record A good healthy hard-workin- g labor- - Ing man will readily eat a pound of' Star-Bulleti- ing any enterprise to the clearly demonstrated by the relative lehavior of that will make all Americans rejoh . wo are Editor Honolulu fr fish at a meal, and'when you consider , sir: Why can't the law be applied told that the will give ' thewj two pavements. state the greatest production that very many of the poor men have equally? Aufo drivers are warned point of certain success. 2. Foundation for concrete pavement of food from any eiial area of laud in the world's large families, you will ee how great not to run with their cutouts open. upon by In carefully prepared and as well history this will lie Iowa's record for l'.M7 as is the privation forced them jet not a dav passes but truck drivers should as prices; and with the Hawaiians Iu words, one of her contributions to such do this very thing. Trucks mae built an for othr pavement. other the success of the armies fish is an absolute necessity in their mere noise than any pleasure car. and the concrete should not be called upon to cover fighting for world democracy. diet, so that the self denial, the poor tale longer to pass a given point, yet must perforce practise Will Do defects of foundation. It is axiomatic iu road This is a broad statement, hut we are informed creatures is'no effort seems to be made to enforce Paid Publicity It. readily seen. You have but to visit ,aw Jn case and proper that it is based on reliable informa- thp their construction that solid foundations governmental the fish market of an evening to see Kpw driverg but what like to have are two important factors to be tion, which if not complete errs in its failure to how sad the people look about buying (heh. onen occasionally jusi eubdraiuage many cutouts account and the behavior of this obtain a record of the return from every foot of a bit cf fish for their dinner to har ..thfi bark of their taken into or the poor laoorers, ainy wun iuu eincr I The general circulation of the . aHow evervone the gamP this law. cultivated laud. Therefore,, the figures are conser- trying to get Star-Bulleti- n 1 road has followed going from stall to stall privilege or else enforce the law with for Oct. was 7135 as- vative. mate1! 3. '; The imjwrtance of thoroughly rolling a piece of fish to the slimness no discrimination? of their pockets phalt macadam both lefore and after the as- Iu every city and town in Iowa, hack yards and One day recently I read in the cyl I have talked to dozens of "your applied cannot be emphasized side yards and in many, ninny instances, front yards tuem.jumns of pai,er that the cutout phalt has leen men with large families among them, Jaw wag goins to be enforced on nio. -- have been a day. too strongly. This point has been strikingly growing potatoes and beans and beets and only receiving two dollars torcvcjes al cnce in an effort to eiim. acoustics in relation to wind instru- 'those shoestring travelers might Mawt being three, and one ments. illustrated in one of the sections of asphalt and other garden truck. Owing to the activ cam- the highest about thu hig &o doubt caus0(J too much money for their labor. If of them, a Hawaiian, receiving even. 4. Capacity to in- those same them- e sQme uarter9 HlJt lm. read "Scores"' and businessmen call in which a section of about fifty feet paign of the State t.'ollege of Agric-jltur- there will had terpret macadam this big salary for common labor m next da o them. selves Americans and say they love the roll- be no waste or I would 5. in length received a much more thorough overproduction of this variety of ten children and a w; a,what looked to me like the inspector Pedagogic ability; teaching, tun- flag. God help the future ot the Unit- why Hawaiian-- . did not get ing portions of the same kind of foods. them the rhauff rW with a driver ,n and toning of the wind band. ed States and God deliver us trom thv! ing than other together and do eth ng practical 6. Knowledge lmposters. Can me this The cauning clubs have of the character of somudy te pavement notwithstanding the fact that put hundreds of thou- about getting cheaper fish, but.the Hawaiian music. why the majority of the big business fifty-foo- t not receive a sands of dollars' of coor men generally are like children : "" 7. firms Japanese Orien- particular section did worth vegetables; onto pantry Why the discrimination? Knowledge of the pecularity of hire and otner - in respect, and just say. "What's tals? Why not send for or hire those seal coat. It has stood up against severe test w..nro. mi- uc utirmg i ne winter mourns, w ime that AUTOIST. voicing Hawaiian songs. the use: we no can do nothing, and S. Knowledge shoestring travelers? any other an enort lias ooen made Honolulu. October 4, 1917. of the men who work and 1s today in better condition than to guess at the amount of nobody help us." under him. t Let us have a few more Americans foods so part of the asphalt road, and it is believed that grown and conserved, it i' obvious that an One young fellow, a half white, pro- REV. SAMUEL K. TvAMAKAIA. over here so in case of trouble thinga WHAT THE BAND NEEDS will be a little even. this superior condition todaj' is due to the Tact accurate figure is utferlv impossible. It was esti tested loudly against the impo: :.ion. An old member since A. D. 1S70. 25-ce- nt JOHN A. ANDERSON. rolling. mated that the garden pulling out a piece from his Honolulu, October 2. 1917. that it received a much more thorough truck grown in Jcwa in 1010 saying: "This is all the money Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin. Honolulu. October 3, 1917. pocket, appointment H. CONDITIONS: Due to the ex- was valued at u,0()0,000. The approximate figure I've got, and a wife and five children. Sir: The of Robert PRESENT not in the really proper way, PLEADS FOR "SHOESTRINGS." passing over this road con- for 1017 will be 120.000,000 or an :;oo enao' i hnv nonnd of fish with Baker is MAINLAND SCHOOLS ARE tremely heavy traffic increase of what but in the way politically only. cent. this I can eat it all myself, and Editor, Star-Bulleti- siderable wear has taken place and the road is Ier nriii rr,v wife null mv habies have to; So is the sight and the determma- - SEEKING HAWAII DATA 1 t KAi J ' Sir: Why is it people belonging to In 101C 0 mag- tion of kind of appointment; now in need of repairs. These repairs are being Iowa produced approximately lS.j.000,-00- eat?" And he was getting the this the Chamber ' day clearly seeing and knowing, just as of Commerce and tho in filling in the broken bushels of oats. Present nificent salary of three dollars a promotion committee discourage Numerous requests for lite ature on executed and consist indications are that family. bright as a noonday sun, wnat was the this year to keep a big coming over here of young Ameri- the geography of the islands from ss the and worn spots in the plain concrete pavement she will produce close to 240.000.000 even four or pubiisned aooui me non-ntne- oi You haoles getting can citizens ca a shoestring? I shou!d teachers in all parts of the islands bushels, or an .'12 - imagine what Robert H. Baker as bandleader for with new concrete and the filling in of all increase of over" jkm- cent. If this five dollars a day can think they would try and make room have come to the Promotion, Commit- house-jou- r band. ; cracks with hot asphaltum in order to prevent proportion of increase is maintained throughout the luxuries they are having in that renowned on a Job for a man who has (nerve) tee and have had to be turned over days of wholesale rob- - knowl-bsry- . The United States, L'ncle hold in these Robert H. Baker has not the enough to come over here on a shoe- to the department of public instruc- moisture from getting at the foundation. Sam's oat crop will be more to j I too have a family of five edge enough and the readiness to string, not knowing what he is butting tion, or turned down.. asphalt macadam sections which have raveled than 400,000.000 bushels greater than it was last support, and am very conscious of it; jcompo3e music, even to arranging the into. "Some person: don't seem to under- , big salaries in-an- d by cut- year or a grand total of 1 .070.ooo.ooo but the people with the diferent partfi for each different In my opinion those young men stand that we are not in a position to in n number of places are being repaired bushels. excep-- l are the rich people with few gtrument No! Knowing that he worth helping. What did major- dole out such literature wholesale for and replacing with new material the And if Iowa should produce 210,000.000 bushels of nor do the ting out tions are not conscious it. lacks in many quaiifications, he boidly ity of the big businessmen who arc school work," declares Fred J. HaltonV of oats j of it, either, m raveled spots; after which the entire surface of this year it will be just :5,OOO.ooo more than they wish to be reminded wjgjje(j t0 be a leader of this import-fro- here now have when they came over secretary. of the committee. "We can., way in which they sidestep one-tent- h desired to asphalt macadam will receive a new seal coat. the largest oat crop Iowa ever produced. It is caus- the anJ aQd renowned of fice of our coun. here? Not as much as they give all such information when the fact is broached I have tWg provedf gulded have now. Why should they prospective travelers, but not to teach- photographs, showing the con- ing some folks to do a great deal hat- ren0wn bein want to A dumber of of thinking when asked many of the fish sllen c g find discourage anybody else? Have they ers for use in the schools." be-.fo- re they are m m m dition of the different sections of the road they contemplate an oat crop .T),000,000 bushels is the matter with hem that J un3mart and unskilled one not enough? It looks to me as if the? work started, were taken and more than ever in the Robert H. Baker. No! No!! No, were trying the dog in the manger act DIED. the repair state's history and prices . . mey jusw uut P?uic uuuii uuw , f The real reason they do show-- ; higher than . t . t. Hin .. not want are of special interest, particularly those ever in the world's history. Die wno Ben iiu mem. TkA.mhi uvupu sir. the shoestring In Honolulu October 4 But perhaps there was a secret travelers over here is KAHANA day stated that so-call- ing relative condition of the two kinds of "Figure iu the same relative increase iu corn Advertiser the other because the. American i 1917. Mrs. Lukia Kalama Kahana, of the and res- - consultation held between Robert H. and wheat and hogs perhaps the people who buy are patriotic businessmen here are Moiliili. Funeral at 4:30 o'clock j afraid concrete pavement. and then clip out this story and ponsible for the high cost of fish, Baker and someone el3e, a person of send it to the kaiser," says the Iowa booster, and navine so much for it. I think that, musical knowledge who will write, j compose arrange foregoing is from the report of the engineer if the mails to Germany were open, there however, is a very good suggestion, and music that will The is no as women be brought, Robert H. has College doubt the kaiser would Let the people combine, the and Baker in charge of the experimental road at the get the letter. did in Chicago and New York some only to beat the baton, perhaps it was of .Hawaii, the first experimental road ever con- time ago about reducing the price of so secretly consulted; and If so then structed in the islands', unless it be held that all the Fresh evidence that the government is prepared eggs, and see if it will not induce: this is one of the lowest, poorest and exploiters to sell their consulta-good- s twenty has to handle labor difficulties these insolent 0f no backbone secret office years i road building of. the last ten or that interfere w ith war to the people at a fair profit, tion that ever happened in our coun- - activities is been one grand and expensive experiment. Been in the prevention of a threatened One of the sellers recently said to try- - very definite conclusion me me, "Suppose people no like pay the; For myseif the undersigned, is an Good Homes Attention is called to the strike in ureat Lakes commercial fleet. Labor, I price, all right; they go hungry. old member of tne Royal Hawaiian regarding the concrete road. Any person interested through its legitimate spokesmen, has pledged on bye its told him if he kept ike that bfmd hjch name now called QQ see support to ; all city and every taxpayer should be interestedcan the government, and the government, in ana oye uie biuuicui wu.u our band 0f today) and who joined in in parts the h m out of that and sell he fish if for, himself bx. passing, over the road. The record every dispute thus far settled, has shown its desire die gecond tme q for him. I was glad I told him that was again established in Hawaii here, S2750 Bargain In Cool Punnui. is so clear that hewho runs or rides may see and to give a fair deal to labor. so forcibly, for he actually gave me j by V. H. (an English Owner permanently in California wants to sell at once fo- - a quar-- ; Prof. Northscott understand. . - y two pounds of mahimahi twenty a subject by birth) in the A. D. 1870. hence the reduction in price. Thoroughly modern is of the utmost Importance the facts Willie Hearst and Bolo tM when he wanted cents house with city water, gas, electricity. Equipped with It that Pasha dining and wininir pound a few minutes before. I can hold the stick and beat the from this experiment should be given close each other under the delusion puts up time far better in some of the music famous Ruud hot water heater. Garage and stable for that thev were coin" Scarcity of fish usually the horses. Lot 150 by 150. Look it over and you'll buy. I j Robert H. Baker can, if study by the people at large as well as the man- to put the world to rights again price, but in the evenings have often than the 274. should furnish a of supervisors wish for that, No. city. theme for comic opera seen many of the stalls loaded with board but agers of the that would make fish, at prices from 20 to 30 cents a what is the use of, that slim ability $3750 residents Tatiencc'- by In the "Breeze Belt" During. the last twenty years Honolulu comparison sound as serious as a pound, and they would not sell them if your are lacking the knowledge Recently built bungalow on hillside lot, 50 by 100 ft. Splen- many higher up be really wel-woul- d have paid for the education of nearly every road Handel oratorio. a bit cheaper1, though of them to for the did view of harbor and city. 5 rooms. spoiled by the next day, as fare of this important and renowned engineer who has been in office. be SOLD ON EASY MONTHLY TERMS, LIKE RENT. Refj the eyes and the gills were1 very dull office of our land? No! No!! No!!! No. 305. In, the next ten years,, hundreds of miles of new Statements made the same dav bv German hich- - in color; just letting it rot rather than! Therefore, in closing tnls general hungry-eye- d any re- - Ftreet and road .will be reconstructed, and for a muckamucks fail to agree. While tb:? minister of give the crowd and true ,dea l alg0 place my numbla $3000 Near Kaimuki Crest. duction in price, though in justice Ifrequest the honorable members of a minbte's walk from the Walalae carline. Charming great portion of it the householder will Lave to pay munitions says the production of - t0 munitions is mo- must say I have known instances tne board of supervisorg to recon. little home of 5 rooms. Thoroughly modern. Big lot, 72 own ceding consider-- ! directly from his pocket. satisfactorily, von Hiudenburg urges upon where it has been reduced gIde the name of Robert H Bak by 229 ft. BIG VALUE FOR THE MONEY. Ref. No. 422. ably. It makes ones blood boil : How necessary is it, therefore, that the man who the laborites the necessity of sueedinir the - withand te his appoIntment rom O ontimt.1 -- being our Roytl Hawaii- - owns a' home should understand the essentials of 2. l0?nSU.Ci.C0djas keep up a leader of S??1.blooded tactics an Band," and Prof. Kalani Peter be j oad construction results as proved by a definite It may well.be hoped that the operations of the prices! But the temini&(&Mji well-manage- d experiment. labor adjustment board - ti and during the war will pave Inn- T iroe civtv rpnta fnr . oJ uuu nui uciy iujf icqueai. I I sign my WTien this particular experiment was first pro- the way to lasting industrial peace a very small aku. the commonest and Bt before name to this after the war. to remind the public posed in the legislature it was received with scorn cheapest of fish, which you could buyj1 that what a week ago for 20 or 25 cents. I asked ar the essential qualifications neces-th- e RICHARD H. TRF.JTT, PRES. interest because, it was assumed, One dollar a week ! cr indifferent for fifty weeks will buv von Chinaman if he was crazy or did sary ot a bandmaster, to say the least I. H. BEADLE, SECY. CHAS. G. HEISER JR, TREAS. there would be no traffic over the road. a bond. The other two doll sirs fnr tha ortivi t he think I was to pay such a price, in Hawaii. They are as follows: that this highway has had the hardest weeks of that I would buy beef instead and that 1. Skill on some wind instrument in The fact is the year can be used for Christmas. particular. any street in the city with the possible ex- others should do the same. He just traffic of grinned looked as indifferent as 2. Practical knowledge of all other on and ception of King street, account of the hauling of If the Slavs withstand the new offensive of the only a Chinaman can look when he wind instruments, that is, to be able material for the Manoa district street im- Teutons.on the Riga front, desires. to play them more or less well. heavy it will indicate that the 3. Knowledge of Bear is We have' a food commission, of the theory and Henry Yaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. provement. fairly iu the game again. course; but what is the gocd of it if practise of -- music, Including harmony, What we need in the road construction of Hono- it doesn't take action in reducing counterpoint, composition, instrumen- - standardizing based on a general record of priccs of this commodity as well as Stations, forms, and acquaintance with lulu is a The raise in milk is surely important enough to than a spasm of work based on the per- fact rather call for a well considered report on the subject bv of some engineer or supervisor who does sonal ideas me Sub-divisio- local tooa commission. Have you seen our new n? foot the bills. , , not 7 V Dutch wireless plant serving SPRECKELS TRACT, 3RD SERIES majority the Russian democratic con- the euemv is as , a small Ilv bad as a Swedish underground postofiice doiu the gress has decided upon a coalition administration. same thing. Waikiki Homes New roads,; sidewalks, curbing, water, sewer and put down the Korniloff rising Kerensky quickly gas. y by judicious concessions to certain factions, A new and comfortable two-bedroo- m cottage on largelv Any saloon wantonly with com- violating war regulations arar-ag- thereby establishing? order liberty. Wise Kalakaua avenue, one minute from the carline, with e, ought to be put out of business for good in- You can select a lot with growing trees and build t promise promises to pull Russia through her initial and all laundry and servants' room. Size of lot 50x100 feet. t stead of merely having its doors closed for a few home in one of the best residential sections in Ho i difficulties of republican organization. a days. A bargain at $4000.00 on your own terms. nolulu. have proved useful in bringing raw ':TUird parties A cosy two-bedroo- m bungalow on Beach Walk not far material to the legislative mill, but history shows All fronts on land and the ocean too are showing Make an appointment to see these lots. We will the Central Powers from the carline. Servants' quarters. Room for garage. old 'parties doing the milling. The old parties taking two steps backward for you. the every step forward. Size of lot 50x117 feet. finance a house for survive by absorbing new ideas, while the people at large decide what belongs to the refuse dump. Price, unfurnished, $5000.00, on terms. The Dutch and the Scandinavians are about to two-bi- t Or furnished, Honolulu Hale is gone drinks have re- learn that neutrality comes high when it is not $5500.00 on terms. If no turned with a prospect of drinks at all, if that's faithfull v observed. sentimental souls sigh Ltd. any consolation to the that Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Xorthcliffe may ' f hP! "good old days." be the Hearst of Britain, but Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. Real Eatate Agonta Hearst can't be called the of ortbcliffe America. . Corner Fort and Merchant Streets I in South America has gained Real Estate Department. Tel 3688. Stangenwald Bldg intrigue 346 Telephone 5701 V Oerman v P. 0. Box nitrates.- What is the food commission ,nir.i iAfiwt accomplishing?. r'usm STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU X, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1017.

1 GRAND OPERA TO SUMMER COMPLAINT ft

(With apologies to K. C. B. of tne AND WILL make good REPLACE Hearst Papers.) o '"I 'JAZZ' IF HE goes where fculi?.' HE HAD a dear FLY THICK and fast MOTHER AND a 3 MUSIC, HE THINKS AND THERE are man,. SISTERS AND vl-e- he came OF THEM here and HOME EVENINGS i Manager of Boston Company I ASKED one to rrv Says 1917-1- 8 Season Will FROM WORK See Change for Better HOUSE FOR a regular AND WASHED an-- l HOME DINNER and more grand "Lena 'jazz' music WAS TIRED thsy ha1 K'17-191- 8 Ttie Tl oj:ra will mark the musi- AND HE came cal season, war, instead of and the A GOOD dinnrr devitallzint; will prove an effective AND ATE and ate tonic." FOR HIM and they V V Max Uabinoff, managing director of AND ENJOYED it all the Hoston Grand Ojera Co.. of late ALL CHATTED and laughei han as a ot Rood AND I A stood herald tidinss was not ashamed to for affairs munical. and, while he be- AND THEY V lieves in encouragement for courase's HAVE HIM at my sake and sees unmistakable sisns of FUSSED OVER him a busy seafou ahead, he bases his TABLE AND deductions etill more securely uon AND HE was a go3: ? c natural causes. In short, he finds that WE PLAYED CARDS 2nd he war is a stimulus not only for busi- SON AND brother m C V ness and economy but also for the - WENT HOME t. his body musical. AND TOOK his sis'.src v necessary to- BARRACKS AND mess a "Good is more of music day than eer before," was the plain OUT TWO or three - statement of the impresario, found at AND HAS thanked us hig office in the Metropolitan Orera NIGHTS A week MANY TIMES and I --n sure building. "The season in America 9 Vjl V $ V will prove what I say. Can you AND SOME othr fefa imagine IF THE any greater contrast than war 4 and music? Can the indispensableness GIRL BETWEEN time of music receive a surer test than GOOD AMERICAN m Jthcr; today? Its counteracting force has AND HE saw his OF HONOLULU fm ccme to be recognized as ,it never was when the poet wrote of it soothing MOTHER TO WOULD ASK a few I. the savage breast. Ju6t as the boys v In camp-fir-e CHURCH ON Sunda:. uniform find the song cf the PRIVATES ONCE or their keenest, almost sacred, di AND SHE went in r version from the horrors of battle. TWICE A week the distressed thoughts of a nation s AND HE called for her seek comfort lu the eloquent music TO A home dinner of the stage WHEN SERVICES were over "As a people are awakened to the AND HAVE sterner realities of life art reassumes AND THEY were all Its truer aspects and deeper mean THE GIRLS sing and lngs. That which is shallow and su HAPPY BUT om day I perficial is separated like the chaff PLAY THE piano or from the wheat and serious effort Is HE PASSED a place A OR statement in plain language that tells yon exactly what you are asked Rewarded by greater recognition. It J VJCTROLA U a phase of law of economy. With WHERE THEY were asking for to buy in order to help carry on our country's war for liberty and against the spirit of sacrifice and heroism ex ANYTHING barbarism. tant, which wholesome that is takes RECRUIT8 AND h deserved precedence over the Idle and AND MAKE the boys fictitious and its appeal becomes wid ENLISTED AND was and more powerful. FEEL THAT they are not er Not merely V A by virtue of prohibition will there be ACCEPTED BY his country less of cabaret in the cities, not sole OUTCASTS OR A LIBERTY BOND is an INVESTMENT,not by any means ly because cognoscenti the view the AND THEY tent him to approaching season with optimism TRAMPS OR a donation. It is the highest class of investment in the world today, are we inclined to dispense confidence HONOLULU TO train BUMS for rich and poor alike, because History has taught us that in time of it so safe. If the war should end war the stage is busy and that when AND HE missed them all AND SALOONS and tomorrow, your Liberty Bond would be worth more than what realities are sternest there exists the ' strongest public you pay for it. craving for illusion is SUCH PLACES or a diverting kind. AT HOME and ."Grand opera has the advantage LONESOME AND there is no WOULD DIE a It is the promise of over other musical enterprise at this the United States of America to pay to the juncture because of its romantic fla PLACE TO go for a good NATURAL DEATH. bearer the sum for which the bond is issued. vor. Its combination of fine vocal and orchestral music and its absorbing SOLDIER AND he is I THANK YOU. symbolism. . Already it has shaken ' loose those shackles by which it has HUMAN . , . - FISH. Denominations are $50, $100, $500, and $1000. been held in' America as the darling of the elite and the masses are begin- - nlng to divine their common prop SEEMONTY LAUGH AND GROW FAT The Bonds payable rietorship. The Boston Grand Co. are on demand after 25 years or in 10 during the -- last ' two years haa years if the government wishes call in brought the finest within reach of the to the bonds at that time. poor of a hundred cities and each ADVICE OF OPTIMISTIC OFFICE BOY week the coming Indications of a rec ord season become more undeniable. But you may sell your bond at ahy time and get back all you "There is evidence of courage in have paid for it. You . the desire of a people to sing and By THE OFFICE BOY some of this "Hearts and Flowers" may will probably get MQRE. Every to encourage others to sing in time Kn the citv editor sIIds me a oair stuff but the house laughed and lie United States Bond so far issued " has commanded a market above of war; be their search for this re-- of pasteboards for a couple of flops gave it up. spite ever so natural, and who can-- on the aisle, aid I flags a dame and But what's the use of tryin to give its par value. Your security is virtually a mortgage on the United not say that a deeper philosophy shop some But they're all and hies me to the BUou show where 'em all credit States of America. . more undaunted spirit Is their re-- Monty Carter and dancing wahlnes good, take it from me. The music's x ward? Let them say abroad, as they I are Dulling this Eddie Foy-Follie- s O. K. and the dancing and patter is shall have good reason to say: Amer-- I stuff. full of pep. Honest, if laffing makes - leans ng as. well as fight. ! And 6a-a- y, Bo! . You oughta- seen one fat, then "Sonny" Cunha won't A LIBERTY BOND of this issue pays 4 interest every year. With the most harsh ana cruel occu-- 1 that house. Don't let any bonehead have anything on me in a little while. uation of men, n, eoes I (iir your shell-lik- e ear full of a lot Just at the end Ethel Davis and the This is a HIGHER RATE OF NET RETURN than can be earned afVa comforter . music, most glorified I of this gloom truck about Mono- - Chicks pulls off "For Me and My of the arts -- and more indispensable I tulans not falling for this musical Pal," which, of course, is a good end- by any bond of the United States of America. than tne sciences." I comedy stuff, xney eat it! "izzy ing. the Tailor" is the name of the cut-u- p QPtfnni DDneDCrmur stunt, so the program informs me, The interest is paid 2 times year;-- OUnUUL run hmd as the dame is busy with a sack PLAYERS each 2 each time. SOLDIERS BEING PLANNED of Peanuts and a handful of crack seed, I buries me nose in the sheet M To teach men of draft iige in sub-- nd ive the mQ8ical program the It is a COUPON BEARER BOND, which means it has jecta which will prepare them to take once over OPEN TONIGHT that training for reserve ufficerships or ex-- Of course there ain t much plot to attached a coupon for interest due at .each interest-payin- g date. animations for these positions, the V. this "Izzy the Tailor," but the plot M. Cv A. will open a special class in as the least of worries, as it was These coupons are payable to bearer, and are as good as gold at its night school within two weeks, Ue music and dancin and patter I The initial performance of theVanal any bank or trust company in the United States. says Boua K. Thomas, educational I WM arter, ana oi course tne iun starts players, the new local theatrical or- secretary. , . I right alter Blanche Gilmore and ganization, will take place tonight at Any man eligible for the draft or MtW starts warmin' up to the au- - Lariakea theater. Las?, evenine the for the training camp, should a sec-- "ce- - Biancne nas got a fierce make-on-d players gave a private performance A LIBERTY BOND can be traded for later issues of higher up Back of the foots she looks camp be organized in the terri- - to a number of invitei' friends, biu interest-payin- g -- is, tory, will be admitted to. the class, t1 Uke one ot these Iemons that's tonight and tomorrow night, tfcey rate. That if later Liberty Bonds are issued to It will continue for about six or eight anea up ana never ueen squeezes. make their appearance before the pub- pay a higher rate of interest than 4 per cent, you weeks and win meet three nights One look at the grease paint map lic. The performance is "The Per- can trade in the - gotta you ' each week unless otherwise arranged. and you laugh, and keep plexed Husband,"' ana fae cast' is Liberty Bonds you buy now, for the new bonds, dollar for dollar. Already several men hare signified on laughin and the house just made up of local people. The play roared. There was a darae back of is by their intention of joining the class laughed Alfred Sutro. yand plans are way me who so much she started The cast is under direction under to obtain to cackle. Monty's the candy when the of The LIBERTY BONDS give you a. member the army to Mrs. Roger Burnham. Mrs. Reynold a chance to help finance your of take charge it comes to "pulling the Yid tuff. Hon of the instruction. Enrolment may McUrew will appear in the role of the AND est, I think he talks that way at home. girl country HELP YOURSELF, with a positive assurance that be made witn Mr. Thomas at the Y. You see. all Honolulu knows Stonty, "with the Greek soul," Miss Ynez M. C. A. and believe me, he could pull a Gibson as the wife, R. N. Burnham as you will get all your money back WITH INTEREST. tne master, and Miss von chuckle out uva guy whose mother-in-la- w ;iary Holt The Russian Provisional Govern as the leading disciple. has Issued an had just decided to. come and Donald ment order doubling! Blanding portrays the "perplexed hus- the price oi cereals. live with him. But the show. The dame got sorta band." while Mrs. Burnham takes the Got to any Trust Company, Bank, or Brokerage firm and help put sore because I was lampin the chick part of the husband's sister. Can't Do the Work ens so eager, but they're there with The overture and entri'acte music . . - . .1 thet -fnrt lr ttnA -n Rttunr (in tho will be by a stringed quartet com- "j a Dan back I o IDrf. . j I singing stuff. Monty's trot some ne posed of Messrs. Marx, Love,' Ideler 0081,111168 - and McLean. Tickets may he ob- sfHT work h a d e I wIth nIm on tnIs trip reg- r r tained at Laniakea or Gurrey's, All day the dull I luar uauroom 8"". aa ne gins can on IBoirnd. Fort street. throb and the sure wear 'em. Lioerty Well. Jessie Perry and the Chicks a sharp, darting Domingo pains make you warbles one of these itching populars Ferreira was convicted of miserable, and yclept "Honky Tonky Town" and the a&sauit by a jury in rircclt Judre there's no rest house calls 'em back for a little more Ashford's court yesterday and sen- at night. of it. Betty Butterick, looking like tenced to serve a year in Oahu prison. In. a gold brick in the costume she wore, He was sentenced in police court to every Maybe it's got across In good shape with a couple serve three months and appealed. Home your daily work of solos. I'm not much on the solo by subscribing that hurts the stuff, however, I up now! kidneys, for jar- but sat and took ring, notice when Carlson. Budd and Lo jolting. renzo pulled a specialty lifting, reach- - stunt that mg many was some class. Those boys can and i sing, and they are there Prof.Wanrel other strains do weaken them. when it comes to manufacturing the harmony. (Italian School of Singing) Cure the kidneys. Use Doan's The house called 'em back about four Kidney Pills. They has Backache have times, and then wanted more. i snoum Their LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE . helped thousands and do as sketch was one of the best features veil for you. I of the show. "When Your Back it Lame Re-- 1 Lou Davis and the Chicks sane Removed Hr,?frvrTr. at Rooms of Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu member the Name." DOAN'S BACK- - Down Where the" Swanee from the McCorriston Bldg., on Fort River street, 1338 ACHE KIDNEY PILLS. Sold by all Flows," one of these cotton blossom to Kapiolani street, Hawaiian Trust Building Louisiana-Tennesse- ccrner of Lunalilo druBBist at 50c a box (six . boxes e populars, and street, where or mailed on receipt of price the house handed pupils will receive the same excel- $2.50),. them the merry raiL lent bv the HoIIUter Drug "Co or Benson, Of course the house came down when instruction. Smith Qi aflenis tor me na-- i aiouiy put on Ms own specialty, and PHONE 6220 waiian IsJandsV. it waa a- - scream. yut wanted to pull STAB-BULLETI- EIGHT HONOLULU X. I RIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1917.

Edited by JOE FARRINGTON

STAD-BULlET- ! HtlLElf AND LIONEL BRASH New York Giants Should Win Big Series BIG REGATTA Iil TO VILL GIVE DIG , IKIIAMEIIA MAY NOT PLAY Through Hard Hitting And Aggressiveness AiSVUING

? CLASH SATURDAY THE SCRIBE'S CONFESSION GAUEJESULTS ON SATURDAY National Leaguers Play Better Chicago Whitsox Must Depend MEETPLANNED Ball When Hard Pushed; (Accompanied witj. blushes) I on Steady Pitching and Meeting in First Game of 1917 Contest Will Be .Announced I'm a seventh son, of a seventh son. Running Team Full of Pep Of a son-of-a-gu- n, am I. Reckless Interscholastic Football By PJay Tomorrow Play of College My btah contains, more baseball Outrigger Club's Broad Scheme Captain and Star (This is the final article of the Lee Fobl of the Cleveland Indians. Championship Series Morning From Office brains of the St. Louis Browne, for Event Which Opens at of Hawaii Football Team series by Mike Jay on the respective Fielder Jones j of Chicago White Six and Than many a manager yuy. snd Jack Barry of the Boston Red Sox Waikiki Next Month Although the first gams of the ? 3:30 on the in merits the Tomorrow afternoon at Injured Practise championship con- I've a wonderful store of diamond picked the Chisox while Pat Mcran of world's baseball championship series field in Kalihi the first New York Giants, Kamehameha base-runnin- g lore Philadelphia Nationals. George T. will be played at Chicago, bejlnping foot- acad- tender?, so far as batting and the What promises to be one of the lar- game for the 1917 interscholastic Captains of both the Punahou I'm onto hook crook, Stallings of Boston Braves. Christy at. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, t be- f foot- is concerned. The figures each and the gest and most typically Hawaiian ball championship will be played emy and the College Hawaii in- Honolulu will get j employed in this article are those And the twists and quirks, of the Mathewson of the Cincinnati Reds, sporting events of the year has been the results of the and the appear in the first ! tween the Kamehameha school ball team niay not Sep- Fred Mitchell of the Chicago Cubs and contest, play by play, tomorrow morn . computed up to the middle of side works planned Outrigger Club for ' McKlnley high school. Primed by game of the interscholastic series to by the Ing beginning 9:30 o'clock both teams had not yet To me, is an open book. Hugh Bezdek of the Pittsburg Pirates 4 and at about weeks of hard practise, the two be played on Alexander field on Sat- tember when Hugh chosen days between November when will be by three play in the world s I'm a wise old head, my dope is selected the Giants. Jennings in- they announced the "Dud won the right to and December t of this year. It will Star-Bulleti- teams will meet each other with the urday afternoon. While Captain of Detroit Tigers. Wilbert Robin- n from in front of Its of Ka- - series which starts tomorrow and read, the Wai- advantage of weight belonging to of Punahou busted open an old Mil- clude a club swimming meet at on Pratt . going mldsea'son form. By millions of baseball fans son of the Brooklyn Dodgers and flee Merchant' streat -- of speed scrimmag-?- Lio- were still in kiki, a canoe board regatta, mehameha and the advantage wound on his hand in ler Huggins of the St. Louis Cardinals and surf Every play will come over wire college eleven has Sports Ed.) I've figures to burn and I call the contests in surfing. the to McKlnley. nel Brash ot the were in the matter. and ; year op hard turn undecided Outrig- to Honolulu all the way from Cnlcigo Although team this is generally done in the Five curs presented to the Star-Bulleti- their been We haven't seen an opinion ex- to the n just as soon as it even lighter than usual Kamehameha scrimmage work through wuich his By MIKE JAY Of the various schemes and plans. ger Club at different tfmes will be J. McGraw of is on Sox , men, With the world's series of 191$. less My logic is sound and with words pressed by either John pre- recorded the White field still boasts of several heavy chief team has been going. competed for. They are: One In College of Ha- than 14 hours away, and our head profound the Giants or Clarence Rowland of the and will be announced from front ; "of being the two Clark brothers. Brash, the sented by D. Canfield to the best Star-Bulletl- ' ' them Without Chicago White Sox; so give you here J. of the n office. By gatV McKinrey has an exceptionally light waii team is going to have a hard packed to the limit with the stuff I tell who will win the trick. malihinl surf board rider of the club; Emme-lip- e a statement which will come from ering there fans can follow the con! I Ty Cobb, S. Cobb. I inexperienced team, has suffered winning from punahou in spite that Irvin I'm the great big IT and freely two for ' and time Rabid both men. Fill it in to suit yourself. presented by Frank Clark the test with their ears if not with several reverses of late, but is prepar- many of the men on Pankhurst. Otto Croak and admit In big canoes the ' tnlr of the fact that on series, Try It Yourself. best surfers and eyes. ing to fight a correspondingly hard team are veterans of PunShou Itudolph have written this A winner I never pick. best in canoes; one for their surfers little ! ap- pome in an Manager of the world's Owing to the difference in time battle. football. Coach Midkiff's team we have dashed off the the best junior paddle canoe crew bt Kamenameba lost to Company D, pears, first time this year as idle moment (admitting that news- to play the best ball when hard push- series contenders when interviewed twten Chicago and Honolulu, the j for the presented by the club on July 4, 1911; Star-Bulletl- : thing) which ed. They a chances of his n Is to give second Infantry, by the score of 12 to tho likeliest contenders for the in- papermen have such a have reserve force that today in regard to the able the firs up was becom- one presented by Frank Spcaight of In-- 0 day before yesterday, but then they honors and while the we believe hits the nail where friend always bobs when they need to win. team copping the dough of Honolulu the results of each ! " terscholastic Ixmdon to on 25, 1910, spots of not husband didn't when he tried to put And the reason for it is as plain as ingly modest and refused to express the club June nlng early In the morning. 'They will learned where the weak their result of the game tomorrow does to be won three times in a race in who replaced champion- up the picture on the wall. preen. on an Irishman's coat on March any opinion regarding the coming bat- first be announced and lattr pab ; team are Coleman, count in the race for the canoes " 17. McGr-- w. say from the Moana to Brown's ; quarter, showed up excep- closely watched Some Night, Bo That reason is Muggsy tle other than to that he feels llthed where they can bo read again Crabbe at ship, the team will be pier; and two presented by Frank tionally well, while Richmond, who re- work. Tonight jfi the old Windy City on According to Chicago scribes certain that the will make tho In the afternoon. , . for its dust. Clark in 1910 for the best surf riders placed Fuller at end, gave much prom-Ice- College Ready the lake, ttre is mirth and madness. "Pants" Rowland is a great manager ether team eat the pre-serie- s in the club. Hussey will be the mainstay on The College of Hawaii is ready to Joy and sorrow and all that old bunk but it looks to us as if he keeps it "These predictions make V dis- The Clark cup for best man FOOTBALL IS TO BE end tomorrow. Just , what 3:30 o'clock. Were descriptive writers hand us at so well concealed. We knew him as the me weary," said Pi!ot in a the the other meet Punahou at that surf was won lineup will be used, however, Is unde- It not that a' few unlooked for acci- much per word. Leaders of art and manager some years ago of the worst gusted tone. "Baseball is so notor- rider of the club by S. PLAYED AT SCHOFIBLtB cided. dents nave put a new complexion on literature, for Chicago thinks of itself team in the Northwestern league and iously uncertain that only a fool would T. Short in 1910 since when it has Certainly. not been competed Miss Jose- 8Ur-BaUti- a McKlnley Ready. things the college team would be in as a center of art, are swapping ob- the only sign of greatness about him venture to make predictions. for. (8reil Obtrai adtaetf ', . opening of the on Cicotte or in those days were his big feet and I'm not going to pull any of that pr phine Pratt, one of Hawaii's greatest SCIIOFIELD BARRACK3, Oct. 4. The McKlnley team 6eems all on better shape for the tuse theories whether season than at any time in the his- Russell will take the mound the mor- the handsomest collection of ivory in phet stuff. All I've got to say is. just surf riders, won the cup for women "King" football again Is coming into j edge for the game tomorrow. The line appears : tory of any of the college teams, for row. Little Rollo, the child marvel, in the same year. his own at Scbofield and due and backs have been working hard, i It was not until this year that a-- suf- who won a medal for reciting 15 pages The Regatta for a prosperous season. Tae various with very little encouragement from regatta regimental fields daily present an ant showing already made against the ficient number of candidates have of Biblical quotations off by heart is 'This is for the purpose of the Wea- bringing out mem- mated appearance after drill with . College Hawaii, but vast improve- - turned out to provide for two teams. debating with his nurse whether NEW YORK STARS WHO and developing our of a by when bers so will experts candidates for position on the' various j team-wor- k. However, the injuries received ver or McMullin is better it that they become : ment in speed and . Since elevens going through formatious. took charge of the squad Brash and Bromley in scrimmages, comes to pinch hitting. Gents who in the line of sports for which the Whltcomb teams ; fully will, it, is feared, deprive the back Have never seen each other in their club has been organized," says "Dad" There are not less than four three weeks ago there has been engaged in practise, namely ths -- certainly meet In music rooms hard v in way field of their aid, almost lives before the Center, captain of the Outrigger Club. 100 rfer cent improvement the FIGURE IN BIG SERIES 1st Horse Artillery, 9th Motor Artllt ; boy handle the ball. that of Brash. Cowan's absente also (possibly) of the leading hotels and "The swimming meet is to develop ma- the brighten prospects for slap between shoul- iery. 4th Cavalry and 32nd .Infantry. -- Akana, who used to drone does not the each other the terial for the big meet In February. 4lalter game. discuss the merits of A fifth squad, the 1st Infantry- - will ; signals, is as snappy as Thompson Saturday's der blades and 'To raise . funds to carry out this out Bi- as soon as Chang now. Chang, though a The remainder of the team is com Ed Collins and John Collins. regatta plan the club will give a dance be out for work tut. of; or Peter ganizatlon completes Its range prsc : young player and light, is fast at get- posed of ,freshmen. but in most all ology has been passed up for base- on October 27 when the moon in full Hay-- , gets Use and returns to quarters ting the ball to the backs and lets no cases, raw,' untried material. ball and higher mathematics a and another on December 1, when a flourish about his feet. He selden, Kong, Al, Wong and Mariuchi hearing by horning into the official chowder dinner will be given to wind It "was also learned todaf that sev--1. cross Iron- para looks like the logical successor of have had valuable experience, ond statistics. The Lcfthook and up the celebration. Tee proceeds of ersl crates containing football ' form the nucleus of a line, and al- workers' sbciaj, literary and debat- phernalia had been delivered at tbt Captain Thompson on next year's the entertainment will be added to : though the rest of. the men have been ing society has dropped the topic of Officers' Training Camp and that a . squad. the. 310. already raised to go toward practise, supply dis- ita-- doing splendid work at their Chicago's bad water for a the, expenses of the meet. team was to lm organized of the ; Thompson At Quarter. experience is apt to count cussion on the motives of Gen. Johnson; ' It Is under- lack of ulterior the TWer "hay urged all members dents. Thompson needs no introduction as against them. Bryan, Kanahele, Iwa hit and run play. Bill Shakespeare ' of stood, has the matter in charge and : the. cHxb. to 4 prepare the , for coming m quarter. His work last year was of naga,K!ng and Char have been Tn has. been benched .In" tavor of Bill whether or not the eleven will be rep--! ' meet : highest order. He is good at the ' 3"' W ' and regatta, for we feel that the many .dashing . combinations during Rariden and instead of Fletcberizing J& ?l resentattve of he training camp, or ' the event will be a notable one. There ' sending end of forward passes which the ' practise scrimmages. their food the fans are giving the wear the colors of the national guard. ability quarter is much material in the club en- balances his as and Coaches Wentzel and Crawford feel thirty-thir- d degree mastication to the and has not been announced." It is also valuable thusiasm, also. To along ; makes him one of Whitcomb's confident that the team will make a pre-serie- s dope served up by the news- direct these a secret as to when, where and hor players. good showing J despite the misfor- paper chiefB in extras and final pink the lines proposed will undoubtedly the candidates for this eleven ;fral; position is in do much for our typically ,. fullback still, -- The tunes. editions. For tomorrow the big series Hawaiian time for practise. . - ' is almost impossible to say sports," says Capt. doubt. It The probable lineup for the game starts. Center. A good game Is schedule! for next just who will be found there Saturday, Al, left end; Jlariu-ch- i The opening event of tne long regat- is as follows: Batting and Running ft :k mm Saturday afternoon at . tin cavalry : . Jones,. John Nua and a few Deni-so- n will assailing but Chilion and Kanahele. left tackle;. We have already discussed the s$rv ta be race for Hawaii- gridiron between Machine Gun Coo . ethers have had their fling at it, 'and and King. left guard; Chalmers, fielding an anbes over a triangular course, Cavalry, equally good. pitching and of the two teams. pany, 32nd Infantry, and ittt look about For the center; "Hayselden. right guard; have a shade in the pitch- on flWvember 4. There will be a surf rapid gunners will other backs. Tsukiyama at left half Is The Giants paddling elevens. The fire Wung, right tackle; lwanaga, right ing while clubs are evenly rontcst for men (boards following lineup: Hdrn, j To--' the present the the one best bet of the Makikiltes. end;- - Ballentyne and Char, guards ; fielding. Now to batting limited to nine feet); for boys, rg; Gill, Heile and Ching are possibilities matched in c; Walker, Eizer, lg; It; kloka. place of base-runnin- g. (boards Kong, left halfback LLee (in and limited to eight feet); for la- Brown, rt; Flnnegan. le; Lanosky, rt; .: for right half, but again the' question - ' Brash),- right halfback; Bryan (in base-runnin- g Chisox seems to dies' (boards limited to nine feet); ' arises as to who will start the Kam In the Fleischman fb; TuszinssJ. rhb; Ste place of Bromley), fullback. have the edge. As a team they have and for girls under 16 . (boards limited ger, lh. Substitutes: Walker, game Web.' there. 134 eight ' stolen 185 bases to the Giants to feet). Goldi silver, and and Franklin. . ... In the Line. . ' x and their sacrifice hits are 226 to the bronze medals will be awarded to the In line "Murray Heminger looks 132. the MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS New Yorkers In batting the winners of these events. Eleven cases were diagnosed as hv . good at center, with Chang on ono lead with a team will YESTERDAY I Giants have the There be a canoe race for fantile paralysis In Colton, St.' LaV aide and Ollveria on the other. They average of .262 as against Comiskey's ''mmmp&:: wiilwll boys and for men for the Speaight rence, N. Y. The schools are closed. make a stonewall defense when the .257. The Gotham gang have col- cup, and surf board riding contest NATIONAL LEAGUE . for ball Is In Murray's hands. It Is the one lected 1194 hits while the Windy City men, for boys, for women, and for . Won Lost Pet. JJ tinn thins about the McKlnley line, boys were getting 1161. m0$&u girls, places on for cups. . 99 .643 theCIark so as assuredness of position New , York . .5 far The Outlook The Canfleld cup will be competed for counts. Dick Whltcomb and goodness Philadelphia . S6 66 .566 Chicago has been playing a great a . 84 60 54D in malihinl surf riding contest. only knows who will be in the remain SL Louis game on the bases; the pale hose Two men who will figure in the world's series tomorrow.' They are Medals will positions, and they will . 77 76 .504 be offered for a mali- der of the line Cincinnati aggregation stealing everything in Walter Holke, left, the young first baseman, and Heinle Zimmerman, hinl surf board paddling contest - . . 74 SI .47S and not tell. , Chicago sight. The Giants, on the other hand, right, both of the Giants. for canoe : . . 72 82 .468 a surfing contest for men At one 'end Tokioka, a new man. Is Boston and boys for places on Brooklyn . . , 70 81 .464 to advise the rans :o wait until the the Clark cuts. to be seen, while the other end is well CHICAGO AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK NATIONAL LEAGUE canoes are to carry taken care of by Walter Akana, when Pittsburg . 31 103 .331 series Is over and then when the ine six men.' CLUB PLAYERS CLUB PLAYERS romp home with the championship it The events of the swimming meet he la not running the team at quarter. LEAGUE Yrs Yrs will enough t- - vv-i- But here as in the backfield there-ar- e Won Pet. be time to cheer. I'm not ivvjaiUi MU'jarOi Jost B.B. 440-yar- d, 200-yar- Name Pos Age Wgt B.B. Name Pos Age Wgt d others, any of whom may be in S3 making any predictions, understand breast stroke, 10 IRON 1 found Chicago .100 .653 Rowland Mgr 33 163 15 McCarthy C 23 185 7 PORT " place two men mentioned when me, but I will say that only a miracle yard back stroke, swims and a long yjjf of the Boston . . 91 60 .603 Gleason Coach 52 '173 32 Rariden C 29 165 11 at all ( the referee's whistle blows: . SS 66 .571 can beat the out of the series swim from Castle's point to the div- Vfhaft fountains Cleveland Cicotte P 33 160 14 Gibson C 37 190 15 I fijjll'l Dunn, Jacobson, McTaggart, Sato. . 73 75 .513 dough and personally don't believe ing stand, for the senior memkiTs of Detroit . P 29 175 9 Onslow C 29 179 9 any Gehring and Davis are all doing well . 73 81 .474 Faber miracles happen more. It wouldn't the club. Washington Russell P 23 195 6 Tesreau P 28 210 9 for me to toot my own horn at line positions.' and Whltcomb is New York . . 70 S2 .461 benodest For the junior members of the club 170 7 26 170 6 50-j-ar- d, Danforth P 27 Perritt P and I'm not going to do It, but you'll 100-yar- d. 100-yar- shifting them about still to find out - 97 .366 there will be d St. Louis .. .56 6 12 delicious beverage that P 24 160 Anderson P 30 170 have to admit that the ; make the 100-yar- d A their greatest effectiveness. Some of Philadelphia .55 SS .360 Williams breast stroke, and back the men who will be seen in suits are Benx P 31 194 9 Demaree P 32 170 10 ether outfit look cheap. Still I'm not stroke swims. by flavor. - any wins favor its : P 27 160 10 Benton P 27 1S5 8 going to make predictions because 50-yar- William Chang. Chong Ching, Chow YESTERDAY'S SCORES Wolfgang For the ladies there will be d, I downright 100-yax- d. P 32 185. 11 Schupp P 25 170 6 think that sort of thing is 220-yar- d, 100-yar- Chun, Edward Kam. Kaneichl Kodani, National League .'. Scott d breast foolishness. Don't you?" 50-ya- : Kuni. Joe Leong and David Yap. At Brooklyn Brooklyn 5. Boston 1 Schalk C 25 150 7 Sallee P 32 160 13 stroke, and rd back stroke swims. The will be Lynn C 26 170 5 Holke 1B 25 185 6 50-ya- officials chosen from .the (first game); Boston 4, Brooklyn 2 For girls under 13 there will be rd following -- 5 11 j 100-yar- whom the league selected at (second game). Jenkins C 26 175 Herzog 2B 32 160 and d races. I SWEET VIOLET Its first, meeting, lieutenant Britton, 28 196 10 SS 32 170 10 23-ya- American League Candil IF Fletcher APPOINTED BEACH PATROL For boys under 12 there will be rd Zimmerman and McAndrews. 24 185 5 3B 31 185 .12 50-yar- d -- 'At Boston Washington 5, Boston 4. Hasbrook IF Zimmerman and swims. Akana" Injured. - Jourdan IF 22 178 3 Burns LF 27 165 10 ! David Kahanamoku, brother of 'For women novices there will be a In a practise scrimmage the team COAST LEAGUE Collins IF 30 164 12 Kauff CF 28 170 7 Duke, jvas chosen yesterday by the 50-yar- d race and for men novices 30 got another blow yesterday afternoon Won Lost Pet. Rlsberg IF 23 170 6 Robertson RF 27 178 6 harbor board as captain of, the lite and 220-yar- d swims. EXTkA' " 8 170 14 i when Akana, who was running the San , Francisco 104 84 .554 Weaver IF 26 168 Lobert Util. 35 patrol to be established on Waikiki team, had his ankle badly wrenched, Los Angeles . 101 $4 .546 McMullin. IF 26, 165 6 Wilhoit Util. 26 170 5 beach. He w ill commence hi6 duties BANTAMS PLAY TODAY He may be forced to keep a place oa Salt Lake ... 90 SG .511 Byline IF 32 150 14 ! Smith Util. 22 152 4 j at once. Punahou j academy's third team will - et Tsukiyama $8 .503 10 31 185 new patrol captain is n-e- the sidelines with and Portland Jackson OF 30 175 Thorpe Util. 9 The also a another team of tiny football game In $9 97 .47S 5 j 165 1 i note name met Wickander. The which Akana Oakland OF 26 175 Baird Util. 22 swimmer cf and his All-Studen- Fetch Players, who call themselves the ts, Creamery was . 77 11 .415 J i approval was hurt with the Honolulu Mill Vernon Collins OF 32 175 11 Murray Util. 32 170 12 the unanimous of the board. this afternoon on the lower tary Academy eleven. The playing j employed some time Leibold OF 25 154 7 He. has been for field at Punahou at 3:30 o'clock. The was featured by the running of Thomp- SCORES : by Outrieger club patrol. YESTERDAY'S Murphy OF 26 160 7 j the for its majority cf the latter team are stu- son and the consistent work . of . the At Portland Portland 3, Salt Lake The rules as adopted by the board of 'l ; dents the St. Louis college, which Searie brothers for the academy. 3; called on account of darkness. require that the patrolman shall oe does not - to win, and the upper ptory you could wish to see. sanction football as a school May Enter Series. Los Angejes-Lo- s Angeles 4, have relied upon hitting on duty eight hours each day includ- s At be- sport. .' 1 In fact, they called him It is possible that Darnell's team 3. . when comes to a hard end close "Pants" ing Sundays and holidays. It is the Honolulu Oakland a more cause every time he tried think Oldest brand in may enter the second series of the In- At San Francisco--Sa- n Francisco series the Chisox will be little to the last named days that provide special The following men played with the effort almost stifled him. He's one of for the terscholastic league. They have the 6, Vernon 5. careful about thefts result need for the life guards as the crowds junior syuadt Maker, c; Kan Leong, managers who believe a on air-tigh- -- same plugging backfield that they So far, the week's series stands: that they will lose their effectiveness. those base are always greatest then. p; Booth, lb; Lancester, Packed t, four Giants, on the other hand, have balls is a batting rally. b; Suekoka, have bad for the past two years. . and Los Angeles won 3, lost 0; Oakland The 3b; Given, ss; Okashi, If; D. y Mask!, keep on hitting. as-tb- have; to the . pound, the smaller Searie looks good at quar- won 0, lost 2; Portland won 2. lost 0; only to Western dopsters have it that the WIN GAME cf; Paul, rf. packages season, conns undepend-abl- e JUNIORS al-wa- ter with the added weight he has put Lake won 0. lost 2; San Fran- been during the and Giants are weak on pitching, ' ys Salt a couple of bat this excellent butter on during the summer. cisco won 2, lost 1; Vernon won l, lost key will have to hire with the stick, ragged on the field FROM FRESHMAN TEAM Straw heaving club-foote- d f boys to do the after the and on bases. It's horrible Felt retains its flavor and stick-wielder- s EACH Gotham finish their six to contemplate a ball team in such (EpecUl Star-Balleti- a Corrrtpondenct) HATS Forms CLUBS GET $150 city by And SCHOOL, Oct. 4. v TOPAYS SCHEDULE meals in the the lake. . straits, but if they win the champion- MILLS The third .All kinds of does not melt; "FROM REGATTA MANAGERS is no reason why they shouldn't we game of baseball betw'een the juniors Hat Clsaning Salt Lake at' Portland. there ship will endeavor to overlook theii T. OZU for they have five men. Burns, shortcomiags in other directions. and when the fifth inning came, it - HAT STORE Oakland at Los Angeles. Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu ' The Hawaiian Rowing association Vernon at San Francisco. Kauff, Wilhoit, Zimmerman an"5 Mc- Their Pick. series was placed Wednesday after- It satisfies. met in the offices of the Star-Bulleti- n carty, who are batting pver .290, while Recently it was put up to the mana- noon at the Castle Field and resulted Street last night and settled the affairs Street repair work under the direc- Chicago has but two, Felsch and gers of the seven teams of each lea- in a score of 19 to 2 1n favor of he ' of the last regatta celebration in the tion of the city and county engineer Jackson. gue which, will not serve a post-serie- s upper classmen. harbor. Each, club, was given 1130, was begun this morning. One gang. of Full of Fight. banquet. Five of them picked th The game was started late at 4:30 L. AYAU SHOE CO. CQ.yceHop&Co.. were avenue On top men Sox, picked Giants, and when the fifth ining came, " ; and the winners of the .races laborers started at Moanalua of that the Manhattan White five the it HOUSS OF QUALITY awarded the cups and the medals. and will Tvork along Kaimuki to King have aggressiveness. No-- team that three said the teams were too evenly was dark and the umpire had to call Sole Agents for W. L. Douglas THE; The-othe- King street, near Flshmarkft To the naval authorities, the row- street. r gang will start on ever played under Muggsy McGraw J matched to pick a winner, and one. the' game off. The losers' used three Shoes. : ' , Zenimura,. Alfred ing association . wants to express Its Kuakinl street and work on Judd can be accused of pacifist sentiments. Connie Mack, refused to predict, slabsters in and Phone 3451;" .,.,., , Phone 2663 1005 Nuuanu, nr. King thefr cooperation on street, 'Pauoa road. Green street. Throughout . the season the National Clarke Griffith of Washington, Bill Akabane" while Kan Leong pitched Hfnr ; -- Donovan of the Newi York Americans, air "tight ball for his . winning team. HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY, OCTOBKR 5. 1017. .K1NB

5 FL01PRICEST0 JJ SATURDAY SPEOHALS DROP WHEN LATE h kTbutterI FOOD -- - " frrnYli i , . . .. - L 1 PRODUCT ARRIVES !llillllllll!l!IIH SUMMARY OF COUNTRY'S SUPPLY

Until the local merchants receive OF FOOD IN STORAGE SEPTEMBER I shipments of flour from the mainland, ECOMA purchased at cheaper price, 'here will be no drop in the local flour mar- Hono-- ket. The stock on hand :n the s, The monthly report of of ent holdings of pound? corn-market- e the bureau l.rt35.?7 lulu warehouse was purchased rume-tim- department or agriculture, pared with 926,065 pounds last year, ago high and c?i.e-qnent- lj at rates, shows storage holdings and an increase of 11.9 per cent. The 104 remains at of frozen the local mraet meats, including lard, frozen storages that reported for both Aug-poultr- a somewhat high figure. cured frozen and case eegs. cream-- j ust 1 and September 1, 1!"17. showed CO in- Coast food authorities, however, i a decrease of 4SS.090 pounds, or 26.9 FFEE ery hutter. packing stock fitter, and sist that flour should sel! oelow ?10. American cheese, on Sei'tcmVer l, Pr cent, while the 60 storages report 4 pounds one lie re arc some of the Aasons: 1917, as follows: inK fr?ir holdings for both August 1 dollar By Wheat is selling at Frozen Beef and September 1. 1916, showed an in- - figuring four and one-hal- f bushels 476.792 per The 263 storaces that reported J crease of pounds, or 123.3 of flour to be made from wheat at cent- - ' showed 1 !;.654,3s." i price, cost is S9.45, p us total stocks of that the poundi. The 177 storages reortingl TURKEYS, the cost of milling, 75 cents; plus WINGHINGCO. 1. year The 115 storages that reported show-- j sacks, 35 cents, and EE a jar, as before the war for September this and last, Hotel Street, opp. Bethel Phone 4341 the cost of J total of 3,149,421 pounds. The j profit milhng company. show present holdings of !! or,:,.i66 stocks the to the t storages 1. 25 gross pounds, compared with .s.303.6o7 i reporting lor beptember cents. This totals Ihc i this year and last, show present hold- - cost of a barrel of flour at II O.N 3. lound8 last vear. an increase of 73.3 - i inPs of 1.498.707 pounds compared with , From this deduct the receipts per cent. The 235 storages that re- 1 - 150.765 pounds last year, an increase' from 72 pounds of bran, etc., and ported for both August and Scptem- 1 I of s4-- l cent. The 102 storages present price of 2 cents, her 1917 showed an increase of Per at the that reported for both August 1 and the deduction is $1.33. Ihis I 3,613.'l iouinl.s, or 3.2 i t r cent, while GROCERIES MEATS FISH VEGETABLES NEWMANN'S September 1, 1917, a S?.2'i. the l.')4 storages reportins their hold- - showed decrease leaves the net price at If cf 393.483 pounds, or 11.4 per cent, according i ings for both August 1 and September the deduction is made while the 47 storages reporting their to proposed price of bran, 1, 1916, showed a decrease of S4-- the holdings for both August 1 and Sep- would 895 pounds, or 1.4 cent. llA cent, the deduction be ier tember 1. 1916, showed a decrease of Fresh Fish Daily only SO cents, leaving the price Cured Beef Jams and 8,506 pounds, or 5.S per cent. of flour at $9.90. The 293 storages that reported Creamery Butter. ULUA That Is what the coast flour ex- showed total stocks of 31,927,327 PAKAPAKA MULLET perts figure the new prices shouDJ The 335 storages that reported show- pounds. The 210 storages reporting ed total stocks of 99,225,394 pounds. be on a barrel. . The local mar- Marmalades for September 1, this year and last, The 268 storages reporting for Sep- ALSO ket, however. Is atlll quoted CANNED FISH show present holdings of 29.790.S27 tember 1, this year and last, show V around 111.50. pounds, compared with 18.449,994 up present holdings of 94,644,780 pounds, As a result of the tying of the made from only sound, fresh pounds last year, an increase of 61.5 Tuna, Salmon, Sardines, Shrimps, Crabs, Clams, Lobster company's plant A large assortment compared with 105.836.0n3 pqunds last American Can at per cent. The 258 storages that re- Ban Francisco by a strise, thousands and sugar. year, a decrease of in.6 per cent. The and Oysters. fruits ported for both August 1 and Septem- 294 storages that reported for both of dollars worth of perishable fruits 1, 1917, a vegetables have been allowed to brand, 35c a jar. ber showed decrease of August 1 and September 1. 1917, show- and Sliced Bacon, Beech Nut 689,808 pounds, 2.2 per cent, rot. Because of the shortage of tin, of while ed an increase of 12,447,837 pounds or 177 storages hold- - ' only a limited supply of cans are on the reporting their 14.4 per cent, while the 233 storages hand, and this curtails the packing jing3 for both August 1 and September reporting their holdings for both Aug- Paragon Meat Market '1, 1916, a 732,144 1 September 1. showed of fruits Local merchants are wor-- showed decrease of ust and lUi, A . A M M M ...... AM 4 W 1 pounds, or 4.1 per an Increase of 3,344,259 p(aW. or 3.3 PHONE 1104 BERETANIA ALAKEA uru.l.jl iifcr ui tuuvuuvcuitu.A.... tvuwiu' cent. near ST. leg the wastage, as rt rfU materially YEE HOP & Frozen Lamb and Mutton per cent. ICQ: House of Quality CO.l The 149 storages that reported Packing Stock Butter. .teufect the .Honolulu markets. It is The DtJJOTea me coast haoruge win showed total stocks of 2,930,431 The 82 storages that reported show- J felt here,uiand the prices of canned King Street Phone 3451 pounds. The 94 storages reporting ed total stocks of 2496,054 pounds. gjods will jump. H for September 1, this year and last, The 55 storages reporting for Septem- show present holdings of 2,318,661 ber 1, this year and last, 6how present WE ARE WHOLESALERS holdings of 1,495,028 pounds compared REPORTS FROM MAUI ARE llllllllllllilllllllllllll pounds, compared with 2,135,288 OF TO pounds last year, an Increase of 8.6 with 3,695,074 pounds last year, a de- EVERYTHING EAT. ''M THAT GRAND HOTEL CASE per cent. The 129 storages that ro crease qf 59.5 per cent. j American Cheese. MAY END IN SETTLEMENT ported for both August 1 and Septem ber 1, 1917, showed a decrease of 704, The 373 storages that reported Supply Co. of 76,098,428 Service 651 pounds, or 19.6 per cent, while showed total stocks Hints that & settlement may be ithe 80 storages reporting their hold- pounds. The 290 storages reporting being 1, . effected in the litigation now ings for both August 1 and Septen.- - for September this year and last, heard la federal court to force the ber 1, 1916, showed an increase of present Holdings of 68,282,729 pounds -- . Grand hotel of Wailuku. Maul, into Wlho aler 27,284 pounds, or 1.3 per cent. cohipared with 45,069.014 pounds last Phone 2819 bankruptcy, reached Honolulu les year, an of 51.5 per cent. The, have Frozen Pork Increase The hearing in the local t Jonrt hai 323 storages reported for both The 239 storages reported that Honolulu Offices at the Hawaiian Fisheries going on for several uays.' that August and September 1, 1917, showed In part the Maul News, says: 'showed total 3tocks of 73,353,522 an increase of 16,082,115 pounds, or ; pounds. 164 storages "Although nothing of a definite char-mete- r The reporting 27.6 per cent, while the 198 storages has come through by wireless, for September 1 this year and last, reporting their holdings for both Aug- believed of the show present holdings of 66,605,722 September 1, 1916. it is that the rase ust and showed an i' 44 pounds, compared with - 63,420,269 i. Grand hotel, Wailuku is nearing its Increase of 4,123,471 pounds, or 14 per "It Costs Less'1 It' Feeds More" the: federal court at Ho-:,nolul- u, pounds last year, an increase of 5 per cent. and that settlement win be centra T4ie, 221. stoweir --tha4ireported Case Eggs. reached tomorrow. for both Angu3t 1 and September 1, 0. r The 400 . storages that reported : ImpoiiiLeir 19lt,vshowed 18,754,371 "Rumors are firing thick and fast as a decrease of showed total stocks of 5981,942 cases. v to the nature of the probable adjust pounds, or 20.1 per cent, while the 143 The 333 storages reporting for Septem- ment of the case. One theory is to storages reporting their holdings for ber 1, this year and last, show present - j iu euvu ui uie vii uu win ue yur of both August 1 and September 1, 1916, holdings of 5,765,474 Cases compared Japanese ; chased and turned into a showed a decrease of 21,743,338 with 5,600,199 cases last year, an in- V; . hospital. Thi is more or less of an ! pounds, or 25.7 per cent. crease of 3 per cent. 360 stor- story, probably one T7 T7 The old but is of the Tm Dry Salt Pork ' ages reported August 1 that for both - plans, npou which' ii ii ii ij DAVID.' ALO those interested are The 389 storages that reported and September 1, 1917, showed a de- '.. working.? . showed total stocks of 197,815.747 OAHU MASKET e e D) crease of 615,409 cases, or 9.5 per cent FISH WMM-l- aeon pound3. The 269 storages reporting while the- - 296 storages reporting their J;- - Save by draining; the cream can lard fat 1 ' for September this year and last, holdings for both August 1 and Sep- - '. : ' , dean. . . . , . 191,017,- - ( i - showed present holdings of tember 1, 1916, showed a decrease o j 413 pounds compared with 183,193,604 627,211 cases, or 10.3 per cent. Tanners can best do their bit by pounds last year, an Increase of 4.3 doing 'now "Rex" Can Goods Frozen Eggs. their best per cent. The 352 storages that re: 148 ' The storages that reported ported for both August 1 and Septem- corn worth two cents anvear, showed total stocks of 17.008,575 With 1917, showed a decrease of 91 v more. pays to the corn- APPLES ORANGES ber U pounds. The storages reporting for or It husk pounds, or 13.4 per cent, while 1, fields clean. The ears that are missed September this year and last, show 231 3torages reporting their hold- 14,708,351 pounds dotft help to feed the Allies. the present holdings of room, on floors and ings for both August 1 and September compared with 5,223,488 pounds last General Produce alls, and- - -- 1, 1916, a 24,886,-- 1 year, 181.6 per woodwork fTf vnn V riBt nnt nn rr rnnr showed decrease of an increase of cent. shoulder,- - says the l Indiana 526 pounds, or 12 per cent. The 116 storages that reported for metals, for cleaning f State 1 1, 1917, I " 'Sweet Picketed Pork both August and September 'Council" of , Defense, "pitt silo on marble and tile, or remov-- " " The 481 storages that reported showed an Increase of 2,147,419 pounds VyourTfann.' : GEO. A. BELAYEFF showed total stocks of 318,217,830 or 14.9 per cent, while the 69 Storages rust, oil and grease use IMPORTER AND DISTRIBUTOR pounds. The 331 storages reporting reporting their holdings for both Aug- 1 and September 1, 1916, showed I iur oepiemoer i una year ana iasi, ust : COTII OTHER .show present holdings of 300,232,042 a decrease of 279,781 pounds, or 5.2 Phone 3722 pounds compared with. 303,399,109 per cent. 'pounds last year, a decrease of 1 per A : Market fs POLISHES DAUGHTER 926 Maunakea St, Opp. Territorial cent. CLEANS SCOU&S i!!D LARD. 482 storages reported BURNERS The that Distillate, Crude Oil and Sold everywhere " 6howed total stocks of 97,387,116 Thm genuin it marked Relieved From Pain and pounds. The 331 storages reported Kerosene v fliillllllllllllllllllllllliliilllllllllillllllilllllllllllllilllllllilllllllllllllllililllllllll DURANT-IRVIN- E ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS . for September 1 this year and last CO., LTD. C-O- New York . it Suffering by Lydia E. Fiiikh&nifs Vegetable show present holdings of 89,593.498 ; 45 King St. Phone 1962 H pounds as compared with 82.02S.007 vosipouncu I FRESH pounds last year, an increase of 9.2 per cent. TOTAL POULTRY. 0 Brooklyn, N.Y. 'Tor threa or ion The 220 storages that reported yean I suffered a rreat deal of paia froztn poultry showed total stocks of Deriodicallr. so I wotud have to He down. CALIFORNIA 51,830,157 pounds. The 135 storages back would ache and I would feel ,My reporting for September 1. this 'year i tx7 wcu mm nus l!llllilJJUiuy eraSla. ' I remem and last, show present holdings of bered how xnt moth' Potatoes 29,160,109 pound3 compared with er had found relief 8,881,930 pounds la6t year, an fncrease from pain by using Per 100 lbs. . . $3.25 of 228.3 per cent. The reports show Lydia E. Pinkham'a that the stocks decreased 11.2 per Vegetable Cox-poun-d .cent during August. 1917. as compar-- r and I decided Newtown Pippin Apples with an increase of 20.9 per cent to try it, and thanks during August, 1916. MEM to the Compound it Per box $1.50 BROILERS. THE HAM WHAT helped me lust aa it The 116 storages that reported AM did my mother, and showed total stocks of 2,544,220 I am free from pain, Onions pounds. 66 storages reporting backache and The for In the Stockinet Covering a ft . that 1, year was so 100 $2.50 September this and last, show An 4xehuivt ArmtniT ftatur$. renerai weaicneu tnat hard to Per lbs. . holdings 1.863,195 pounds I Bear. I am able to do my work during present of PaUnt applUd for. auch times and am reomimending Lydia compared with 658,077 pound3 last V E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound to RICE year, an increase of 183.1 per cent. One ofAmour's fauJad i my friends who suffer as I did."Miis 1 HAWAIIAN 1 The 100 storages that reported for i ; IIETA TtEoniANN, 1622 JeffersoQ Are-- Per 100 lbs. $6.90 both August 1 and September 1. 1917, The famous Armour cure Brooklyn, N. Y. showed a decrease of 452,853 pounds, 1 New crop, tlio best Hawaiian rice we EE 15.6 per cent, while the 49 storages imparts to Star Harri all 4 To know irhetlier Lydia E. or 1 rnkham's Vegetable Compound ESj have seen in a number of years. EE reporting their holdings for both Aug- the high qualities of taste V help you, Jast try it. For ust 1 and September 1. 1916. showed adTicoTrrito to Lydia E.Pinkham an increase of 197,390 pounds, or SI. 2 and flavor; smoking in the v THedicineCcCconfldentiaDLynn, W Hawaiian Grown per cent. i Zlass. Your letter will be opened, J ROASTERS. Stockinet Covering retains i read and answered by n woman EE Japan seed rice, per 100 lbs $6.50 EE 105 storages reported ; The that goodness. The re- and held in strict confidence. showed total .stocks of 3.892,150 all the pounds. The 63 storages reporting for sult is the ham that sat- September 1, this year and last, show isfies last bite as good Feed Co., present holdings of 3,072,970 pounds the California Ltd. compared with 408.301 pounds last as the first i. f year, an increase of 653.3 per cent. 95 storages reported for both The that ARMOURCOMPANV ; H Queen and Alakea Sts. H August 1 and September 1, 1917, ViSjrtgisis showed a decrease cf 943,560 pounds, or 19.9 per cent, while the 46 stor- Phone 4121 ages reporting their holdings for both OrderaWbole StaxHaa from Yocr Dealer T0&7 1 September 1. 1916. show- U August and Look' for th fa and YoUoto Oval Sign on your dtalirU BtorJfronU I ed an increase of 73,597 pounds, or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 23.5 per cent. FOR SALE BY LEADING GROCEBS , - - y ' x AMERICAN. JEWELRY COMPANY FOWLS. i i-- Otflee at THE MODEL The 117 storages toat reported show- A fuU 'carried' by ip$ :t BivSS'S l-tr -- ; 1,381,689 pounds. aiJMUl rcrt Ctrttt STAR-BULLETI- ed total stocks of California Feed Co.'eand C. Q..Yee Hop Co. N CENTS PER MONTH 73 Ssptem- - a 75 The storages reporting for :dum..Cil.-- 00

TEN HONOLULU STAK-BULLETI- X. FRIIAV, OfTOBKR 5, 1317. BY AUTHORITY Island Headquarters in San Francisco Masonic Temple RESOLUTION NO. 80. SCHOFIELD BOYS 'ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS Be it resolved by the Board' cf Su- who have not been HOTEL STEWART (Victors pervisors of the City and County of be in l!ie WEST INDIES RADIO IN f HUN ATTACK IN VERDUN V examined must fjf Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, that TO RAISE FUNDS Rates from $150 a day Temple by Eevenfifteen. Stnktart-3-50 Iaet-2-M the sum of Forty-Si- x Thousand. Three TOUCHJfVITH GERMANY; SECTOR PROVES COSTLY Utm Statl sa4 Coacrtta CaaAacfiAf Brtwwan Hundred and T enty Dollars Moat FtiMM ( Breakfast SOc; Swdaya 73c I On Crary St. a In) ttepa tnm Vltm So. d I Calendar l tW,Z2i.M, be, and the same is here- ff w,a- (Aisoc-.te- Pr.rs ky U S. Hatti Ceaaroal Mealalntha Loadi 60c Tak Municipal Car Hi dinct to m 4oorT Weekly ILLL.MfeTAD. uracao. Wr.Oct. srr-.c- a LnitedStit DiMrr$l; Suadiyt $1.23 I Motor 0 by appropriated out cf ail moneys tuoa Bs Mcts tb prtecI itttatn. FOR RED CROSS Gern:any i not cut off frtnr. commum- - NEW YORK, . v.. Oct. 3. The - C. CC. 4. M. MOaMMbW be-om- Ctnt MIM available r khall or "may hereafte- - e "TITt" lOt. RiMmaTiTitt MONDAY ration with at lpat ;oi :t in; crown prince tirade a determined 7 stat- available in the lx&n Fund of tne No. 21. as a receiving i tack on Hill 344 i:i tiio Verdun sector Hawaiian lxde the Territory of Hawaii, set aside or wireless tlant 7:3u p- - - began operations and yesterday, but met a witheriu? fire ed. to be set aside and made available Will Go Equipping here jterday, Proceeds to quickly establii-'ie- j from machine gun and to the use of the City and County of connections nth ritle. The Individual Syrr.msr Style in En- j'oint?. Yesterday afternoon Uek was pusiu-- against the TUESDAY Honolulu, for the purchase of I'auoa Ambulance; Elaborate tice 1 i pe--, newspapers ci.; Honolulu Ixjdge No. 400. Park and Atkinson Park, as provided Planned the published wireless French posit: but failed to gain HATS 7: SO p. m. tertainment despatches from Naurn. Ccrmany. any advantage, and the Huns received Millinsry Parlors Ufll cisl, second degrer. for bv Act 215 of the Siseion Laws of at Mis Pcw.ri M terr.bio punishment. A 1917. BOSTON BLOC One of the biggest vUicrUiun ents INSURANCE BILL FOR m 6 WEDNESDAY Introduced by Schcfie-- Bar- 9 spe- ever undertaken at Hawaiian Lodgo No. Jl. BEN HOLLINGER. racks will bo held on Saturday night, FIGHTERS PASSES SENATE MUNITIONS PLENTIFUL 7:30 p. m. Grand Hotel cial, first decree. Supervisor. October 13, lor ;be ucuei'i: of the SAYS HUN OFFICIAL Hate, of Introduction: American Red Cross. TI.e proceeds (Associated Frass by U. S. tJi?l Wireless.l I POULTRY PRODUCE I"). I WAJLUKT7. Had. THURSDAY Honolulu, Hawaii, October 2. 1917. are to be used to put an Htroulunue WASHINGTON, C, Oct. :. Al i MEATS regular, ter debating measure throu ;hcut ) o X-t- Scottish nit? Bodies, at once into the field, aaJ i.elp tht cation Sri-- thi I day defeating y: arj rtaeat Dattl 7:30 p. m. hereby certify that the foregoing with general Red Cross work. the and a'! aiiien AMSTERDAM. Holland. Oct. Territorial Marketing Div'n. k lalaad Resolution passed First Reading and A special train viu do run from ments which were propped to it the ; c.en. Scheuch, minuter of munitions - : 1840 ordered to print at a meeting held by Honolulu, leaving at 7 o'oiock and senate last evening passed t! sol Ior Germany, p ; .;.t tterdav to set Maunakea near Queen Phcne EfRorEA PLA.f FRIDAY - - special, the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, returning at 11 o'clock. So.ernor L. niers ana siuors insurance rn4i. hi- a rest fear? that have ieen ex- Lodge Lo Trosrep. most the last war measure ti at it natca p. m. October 2. 1917, on the following vote E. Pinkhani and Gen. V.'iKser will both pressed that Germany will be unable Wtk 1.M mm4 decree. 7:3f - nfarae awar second o' said board: attend. .Military bands will pjuy dur- will have to consider before adjourn- to continue fighting b. ause of Prlv.te Balk S2.00 - m bill an appropna - ! 3.M - m Ayes: Ahia, Arnold. Bellina. Hoi-linge- ing the evening and daucin; will e ment. The carries shortage cf ammunition, according to YEE CHAN & CO. $170.00u.OOQ. Mott-Smit- one of the chief featuros. tion of advices from Derhu received last McClellan. Petrie. Macerate prU4. Total 7. Mrs. Horn, wife of Col. T. N. Horn, ' CT 1 I night. He said that Germanv wa not King and Bethel SU. rataara ! : MANY Ul upon of aatJaa. SATURDAY Noes None. of the field artillery brigade, is one TEU ION Vbhb dependent the stock materials on he on ,)and t0 manufactur &uns an(1 FRED 413 Y. &. E. BUFFANDEAU, of those the committee. SUNK BY CHASERS' ORIENTAL SILKS K. MaeDOXAUD, Schofield Lodge No. is to be Iaaa-- r - . Deputy City and County Clerk. stated today that an effort A. M. Srecial meeting- of llonp Work in 6907 Oct. 3. 4. 5. made to pet a large number (AisoclateJ Fross by U. S Karat Wireless. 1 1917. at 7:30 p. lulu girls to the entertainment to be- LONDON, England. Oct. said the minister of munitions. "This degree. RESOLUTION NO. 77. come acquainted with and uane 1tb of the torpedoing of the production is now proceeding satis Fresh Pasteurized the men. first British cruiser to be hit for many factorily. It was interrupted last CREAM transporta MILK, PLEASANT0N. Be I. resolved by the Board r Su- There will be circus day ftcats, months was made by the admiralty year because of failure of and Ice Cream HOTEL difficulty has pervisors of the City and Count, of horseback riders and sideshow with yesterday, while the first intimation tion facilities but that LUXURIOUS AND many pavilion ai'd club anti-submarin- e been long since ended." Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that features. The of the success of the COMFORTABLE Phone-154- the following sums to will be decorated profusely with the campaign to be given out, even semi- 2 4676 Hall amounting STRICTLY Oddfellows Three Thousand Nine Hundred Thir- flags of the Allies. officially, was made for publication SOUTH AMERICAN EXPORTS FIRST.CLAS3 teen and 04100 Dollars ($3,913.04), by a high admiralty official. t and the same are hereby appro- The warship successfully attacked ON U:S. SHIPS SUBJECT priated out of all moneys in the Gen- ARMY ORDERS by the submarine is the cruiser Drake, TO RIGID SCRUTINY 7 eral navy. BANISTER Fund in the Treasury of the said one of the older vessels of the Shoes for business men City and County of Honolulu, for the Captain James N. Pealc, 25th Infan- he was attacked and hit off the (Associated Press fcjr U. S. Naval Cooicnal following cation Strrica) FALL STYLES WEEKLY CALENDAR purposes, to wit: try, is detailed as member of the north coast of Ireland on Tuesday, Manufacturers' Shoe Store A large con- WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 5. The assortment of Ladles' Hats and Hospital Expenses, General. .$3,750.00 board of officers appointed to meet at making port in a badly damaged 1051 Fort St. Hospital-Supplies- . prevent supplies Trimmings Emergency 60.00 Schofield barracks, H. T., by para dition and sinking in shallow water final movement to MONDAY Emergency Hospital-Incidental- s 103.04 a One of her offi- - of any kind from reaching Germany 3. Reg- eranh 7. snecial orders. No. 179. thes-- within harbor. WONDER MILLINERY CO., LTD. Lodga No. And , any Harmony be It further resolved by the headqM-ters- current series, vice Cap- - cers and IS of her men were killed through of the neutral countries 1017 Nuuanu, near King :ZS P- - m. Tbo by ular meeting at 7 Board of Supervisors of the City and tain Jiffies E. Chaney. 25th Infantry Dy tne explosion or tne torpeao. ' was decided upon yesterday tne will be conferred County of Honolulu.' Territory of Ha- (aiiDotnted maior. aviation section. The Drake is a sister ship of the American government, which issued The HUB now first degree waii, particularly to f that the appropriation hereto slcnal corps. National army), relieved. Good Hope, the flagship of the late a statement addressed on eight candidates. fore made by Resolution 40 the South American exporters. The in temporary store Number E. Lels- - Admiral Sturdee. which was sunk off Hard and Soft Waavtt f r $250.00 an Private First Class Charles government, i through its for account to be known corps, relieved Coronel. Chile early in the war by American at 78 So.' King St, opp. Union English as "Purchase Livestock amended, ure. quartermaster is of shipping, will Blue Serge, best for TUESDAY be from fliitv at Port ShaftPr. 11 me ueei vi fluunrm vuu oy. control American 66 as to read "Collection Disposi further announcement states. OnH Excelsior Locge No. 1. Ins- and proceed to Honolulu, H. perished with all his ships a few hereafter, the tion or Garbage" $250.00. T., and will permit the use of any WEAR meeting at 7:30 p. m. on to depart weeks later off the Falkland3. refuse to ular Introduced by T., reporting arrival the ship for the, carrying of ex- ment quartermaster for duty with the Regarding the success being met American W. W. AHANA Co. King nr. Baths! E. A. MOTT-SMIT- submarines, a high ports to the neutral Northern Europe The Independent Review 1 corps, with against the THURtDAY Supervisor. detachment, quartermaster Sotfth America unless Honolulu depot. official of the admiralty yesterday countries from Published Monthly Branch Rebekah Lodge Date of Introduction: is agreed by the exporters that the Olive announced that more submarines it Leading English-Japanes- e Majazlne Regular meeting at Honolulu, October 2, 1917. The following named enlisted men past cargo shall be taken to an American No. 2. Artillery corps were sunk during the three Subscription Rate $1.00 per year Phena : of the Coast are trans months than during any other sim- port en route and there be subject 7:30 p. m. I privates to the quartermas P. O. Box 474 30 Campbell Block hereby certify that the foregoing ferred as ilar period of the war. to an examination. passed Reading ter corps, and will report to the com Merchant Street, Honolulu 3445 Kesoiuuon First and For quality meats and FRIDAY ordered to print at a meeting held by manding officer, coast defenses of Glade E. Shearer, C. A. C, 6th Co., tftllcatetstn Polynesia Encampment No. 1. the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, Oahu, Fort Kamehameha, H. T., for as Oahu, are transferred to the medical VITAL STATISTICS METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKLT " Regular meeting at p. m. October 2, 1917, on tla following vote signment to station and duty: Private department, assigned to Ambulance Reduce Ultimate Costs by Using : H. 12th of said board First Class James Harsha. Pn Vn O arirl will nrnrPcH tn firhft. BORN. ALLIS-C- H .'Ores: Ahia, Arnold. Bellina. Kol- - v ' Beld Barrack FERNANDEZ At the Queen's Hospi- ALMERS Mott-Smit- a n n Ilnger. McClellan, a t w. . a. 1 a ' i ; NO. 1, Petrie. iuiuo. vvuii- - r I J r-- Sept. 29, 1917, to .Mr. and Mrs. MACHINLRY Sport Coats v 10NOLULU LODGE an fib V. 7th apiain Jono ai. isi rieiu tal, ' Total 7. Rnm tv Williams. 2419 Mandarin Casta IkVQDERN ORDr--R OF PHOENIX tillery, is detailed as member of the Leno Fernandez, of Lanal 1 Noes: None. company, Oahu 1 Honolulu Irdn ' corner ql r k,- - street, a son. Works Company Stockings, Etc. WCTwet t their home, E. BUFFANDEAU. , and Fort treetj, every the following transfers of enlisted ranh nrripra.,jj17o thpsft ORTIZ At the Queen's hosnltal, Bsretania Deputy City County 1 aria, evening, at 7;30 clock. ani Clerk. men afe Ordered: , haarinnnrtora rurrpnt BPriPQ vlrt Can. Sept. 30, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. S.OZAIU Thursday 6907 3, 4, 5. 109-11- Oct A. Company 3 No. King W. ASCII f. K Private Victor Taylor, taIn (now major) Rene E. De R. Hoyle. David. Sanchez Ortiz of Honolulu, St lU)rt-Shatte- r, daughter tAt5maaiyy.-.SccreUry. NOTICE A, 2nd Infantry, n. l., Field Artillery, relieved, and will re a Theresa Btrnlee. STEINWfT I to the quartermaster corpsattnat port to the post commander for duty TOWNSEND-- 4n Honolulu, Sept. 23, I George HONOLULU LODGE t OWNERS. MANOA post. accordingly. .1917, to Capt. and Mrs. HALL C.TTm FftPCOPERTY f A. 1 IT A H valley. mvaie erUOUSn. UlUWU, liuw PHvolo Tnhn W Tnffman PAP Townsend, of 421 Mamanl street, a VICTROLAS termaster corps, bchOTteWJiatTacks, -- fh rAmn9nv i ranBrrpri na daughter Ruth. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. L nah -- and Records H. T., to Company I, 25th InfajitryTafT.;!: the-OrffiIan- SOAKES In Honolulu, Oct 3, 1917, to be a meeting of the Com class to ' rnStSsT1 on that post Department, Ordnance Detachment. Mr.Nand Mrs. F, Clarke Soares, of -- 3ergstrom Music Co, Ltd. t arev cor mittee Highways, Bridges, Public men will r brothers Improvement Garbage, Each of the above named HawaiiaTrrdTrance Depot. Circle lane, a daughter. 1020 Fort Phone 2321 ; .3 dially Invited to at-- and to be commanofng of MILLETT 1917, ;9 - report to the officer In" Honolulu, Oct. 2, m . V a Ifeejd in' the Assembly Hall, on Tues- Captain George L. Converse, Caval er organization to which transferred to Mr. Mrs. Samuel K. Miller, aay,-ucuD- , p. the and R. ivu. at 4 m., for duty ry, D. o. L., is relieved rrom rurther Valencia Oranges JAS. H." FIDDES, E tLe purpose of allowing the property for duty Department of Kalihi road, a son Noah. Frank A. Sherwin, Company as assistant to the CALVIN In Honolulu, Oct. 2, 1917, IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN H DUNSHEE, Sec owners ana tnose interested in Manoa Private Ordnance Officer, and attached to the CHUN HOON C. Sd Engineer- -, is trauferred to the to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calvin, of NEWSPAPERS , , 'sOEHNST Valley ,to discuss the question if any 4th Cavalry, for duty. HERMANNS hardship is done by quartermaster corps, coast defenses of Kamehameha IV road, Kallhi, a Kekaulike, nr. Queen Phcne 3992 1 the relocation of - The following named enlisted men Anywhere at Any Time, Call oa or HonolrfTU Ledge, No. one end of the, lane known Oahu. and will proceed to Fort Kame- daughter. y '"' . & as the of the Medical Department, now at the Write Vsrsamlungen In K. of P STONE-VO- DAMM oameha, H. T. . BUNGO In Honolulu, Oct. 2. 1917, to Moatag: . lane as to wheth com stations indicated below, will proceed laden ereten &nd ltten er any private interest has been cut Unon recommendation of the Mr. and Mrs. George Bungo, of 372 THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY ' 3 und M. Oct off to Schofield Barracks, H. T., report Aug. 6 und 20. Sept. affecting tLe right of the Board of manding officer, Hawaiian ordnance Kapahulu road, a son Vincent Thor Electric 24 Sansome Street San Francisco l"nJ-J- 6. 5 und 13. Dec 3 und 17. riPnot the aDDointment of Pvt First mg upon arrival 10 ine posi commana Brady. Noi. " Supervisors in ordering this relocation. - General VerBaxnmlung: Septbr 17. and rias Fred ttierlv. ordnance deuart- - cr Ior temporary auty wun AmDuiance NAMAUU in Honolulu, Oct. 2, 1917, VACUUM further as to whether the reloca Company. Ntj. 9, for instruction fn field EMU-- KLEMME. Fraea tion is proper. Just and equitable. ment (attached to the coast defense of to Mr. and MA. George Namauu of Cleaners ISLAND CURIO COMPANY BOLTE, Sokr. By Oahu). to grade of sergeant of ord- - wur- - Diamond Head road, a son Ma-nou- a. C" order of the Committee: The Hawaiian Electrio Co, Ltd. E. BUFFANDEAU, nance, effective from August 25, 1917, From Fort Shatter, H. T., Sergeants Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, ColnW MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. of P. Deputy City and County Clerk. is announced Charles W. Henderson and William H. SOARES Tq. Mr. and Mrs. F. Clarke and Post Cards, They moat coral 6908-O- plete StoreM M;etf in Pythian Hall, corner Fort ct. 4, 5. 6. 8, 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, The following transfers of enlisted Jacobson. ( Soares of Circle lane, a daughter. and attractive Curio every Friday ' Department and Beretanla. streets, 15,16,17,18. men are ordered: t From Hospital, Honolu ADLER- - - evening at 7:30 o'clock. VislUng Pvt. Alfred Bottger, C. A. C 6th Co., lu, H. T., Sergeants Charles E. Hot' MARRIED. 170 Hotel Street- Honolnln - The Kaiser SHUSTOFF-SHUBINKOFF- - brothers ccrd'ally invited. has: bestowed 2,250,000 Oahu, to Troop G, 4th Cavalry. facker, Cloyd Stahl, Baron T. Kabet In Hono- Iron Crosses of the 1917, Shust-of- f COLLEGIAN .. second class since Pvts. Arthur M. Breese, Co. L. and Charles L. Stoddard, George H. lulu, Sept 19. Andrew R. GOSLING, C C. . the war began. Clothes finish first in rny event Thomas-J- . M. Infantry, Moorse and Bert M. Carlson, and Cor and Natalia Shubinkoff, rtev. Wcr-TIm- A. B. ANGUS. P. C, 1. R. and S. Clarkin, Co. 1st For e Gardening' to Co. E, signal corps. Fort Shafter. poral Clarence W. Fry . John T. Dorosh officiating; wit- THE CLARION Hotel " ness Martha Konowalowa. and Fort MOOSE HEADQUARTERS . Pvt. Lawrence B. McNeil, Troop K, From Post' Hospital, Schofield Bar TOOLS CEDERLOF-COLBUR- N of KEELOX 4th Cavalry, having reported this date racks, H. T., Sergeants Marius A. Lar-- In Honolulu, all kinds Carbon in compliance with telegraphic In-- sen and Rolland R. Weimer Oct. 2, 1917, Valentine Arthur Ceder-lo- f LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. 1S4 Paper Col-bur- n, Magoon Bldg., Merchant Opet and Miss Elizabeth Kaena ! 169-17- struction, is assigned to duty as clerk f Pursuant to Instructions from the Get War Time Photos with 7 So. King SL call from 8 A. IX. to 5 P. M. Phorfe Typewriter Ribbon at these headquarters. war department, Private George L Rev. Canon William Ault, of Andrew's cathedral, officiating; .. Lieuts. Arthur P. Kellond and Dively, C. A. C, 5th Company, Oahu, St AUTOGRAPHIC la.eu. . PATTER'S First witnesses Clarence Ely and Ctto roaax All Visiting Brothers Invited Hotel St. Berthold A. Moeller, signal officers is transferred to Bakery Company No reserve corps, having been called to 3, and will proceed by the first avail Thiess. HONOLULU PHOTO Protective Agency of Hawaii LAU-KA- In Honolulu, Oct. 2, 1917, SUPPLY CO. active duty are assigned to Co. E, 3rd able boat to San Francisco, Cal., 1059 Fort St Go to the - Charles Lau and Miss Lily Kam Ah UKULELE LESSONS telegraphic battalion, signal corps, where he will report to the command- DAY AND NIGHT FREE ling Officer, Presidio of San Francisco, Sung, Woo Yee Bew, of the Chinese you buy from IFort Shafter. officiating; Patrols. Phone 1411, 5--6 Elite Bldg. With any Instrur. ent Maret' signal duty Christian church, wit First Lieut. John J. fr nesses Woo Pau and Kam Fo Luk. officers' reserve corps, having been WM. E. MILES, Mgr. Ernest K Kaai Uuamytnn LATHAM-OSBORN- E In Honolulu, HANAN'S BEST SHOES CORN-PEELIN- caUed to active duty is assigned to FOR A G October 4. 1917. William H. Latham (Get Particulars Now) for cooling sodas and soft Co. B, 3rd field battalion, signal corps. 1126 Union Phone 2028 PICNIC USE "GETS-IT"- ! and Miss Zoe M. Osborne, Rev. Dr. M'INERNY SHOE St - end will proceed to Fort Kamehameha. 7 I TKm U imii'nrrio mlnlMA t STORE drinks. uxjuu. it iiuauis, aviiugsirr uiiuioici vii LORD-YOUN- G Pvt. Mike Barron, Co. C. 1st Infan it. Fort, Pain Eases at Once, Corn Just Dies! Central Union church, officiating; above King St try, is transferred to headquarters witnesses Mrs. J." J. Carey and Dr. Engineering Co., Ltd. tompany 9th Field Artillery, Schofield M'INERNY PARK Do your icorn-riddin- g easily, with J. H. Farrell. Engineers and Contractors Barracks. ARTER-MEYER- S Elegant Lots a smile the banana-pee- l way. That's In Honolulu. Oc- Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. Brihg The following named men Ar-te- r .Your Old enlisted f way way tober 4, 1917, Sergeaat Charles Telephone 2510 and 4587 will to tLe "uets-i- the only CHAS. DESKY, Agent proceed Fcrt Shafter, H. T., on your corn or callus comes off conv f Fort Armstrong? and Mrs. Min October 12, 1917, reporting on Merchant, near Fort Jewelry arrival plete as though it were glad to get off. nie Pugh Meyers, Rev. Samuel K. to the commanding officer for a four Kamaioplll, assistant pastor of Kau-makap- ili and have " it; remodeled by months' course of instruction in the church, officiating; wit- C. H. TRULUNGER school for bakers and cooks, beginning nesses Henry Davis and Frank Wil- Optician 4 SEE workmen who know. how. October 15, 1917: ey. For Instruction as baker: Pvt. Jos WATSON-HARD- Y In Honolulu, Octo Successor to A. N. Sanford COYME eph Green. C. A. C, 13th Co., Oahu: ber 3, 1917, Anderson Watson and Boston Block, Fort SC H. Culman Co., Pvts. First Class Amos Finch, Co. C, Mrs. Ella Foster Hardy, Anderson FOR FURIilTURE Ltd. 2;th Infantry: Otto L. Curl. Battery D. Larnach second district magis- Young Building 1112 Fort St, above Hotel F: 9th Field Artillery; and Jack Hamp trate of Honolulu, officiating; wit- ton, Troop G. 4th Cavalry. nesses George McCorriston and How to Equip a For instructions as cook: Pvts. Ar Mrs. Lydy E. Lucas. Neolin Full Solea thur H. Burnette, 6th aero squadron, BA1LEY-KELI- I lBTf lonolulu. October and rubber heels $25 for black! ; DEVELOPING signal corps; Lorren Wilder, Co. E, 3. 1917. Albert Dailey and Miss Ll!y .Company of o.-- tan, $2.50 for white. n PRINTING i- - : ENLARGING 1st Infantry; Jhn Creighton, Battery Kelii. Rev. H. H. Parker of Kawaia-ha- o Around the church, officiating; witnesses Best In the City C, 1st Field Artillery; and Harry New rorld In Corn Ajoay, Regal Shoe Stor -U- Mrs. ton, Co. D, 25th Infantry. Lac eta-Il." Elizabeth Halli and Alfred W. Infantry Framing & j" Honolulu Plure Musician rnird Class Ronald R. Bush. Supply Co. "Gets-It- " mc-- 3 PEED-MEDEIRO-S This is all told plainly in the Shelters, Band, 2nd Infantry, is trans. has cured corns than In Honolulu, Oc- ferred as private to the medical all other remedies combined. It's as tober 3, 4917, Charles T. Peed and PSMCIL de Miss Emily t(J99 "Q," partment, assigned to Ambulance Co., sure as the sunrise, and as safe as Paiva Medeiros, Rev. "J" water. Used by Father Maximin, provincial of TENUS Ia No. 9. and will proceed to Schofield millions. Don't take the T bought by all Barracks. a chance with your feet, you can't af- Catholic mission, officiating; wit- Equipment Book MESSENGER who ford to experiment with unknown mix nesses Arthur Wheeler and Marie want the KODert m. sanders, Co. D, 3rd u -- AND "Gets-It- " by best,' 12 perfect Engineers,fi. tures when know never Paiva. is transferred to the quar falls. black decrees, termaster corps, and will proceed to Lieut. Raymond C. Baird, LAUNDRY s 'Gets-It- " Pi and 2 copying Honolulu, H. will remove anv rorn or 25th Infantry, U. S. A. T.. reporting on arrival callus. new, SWAT THE MOSQUITO. for erery, pos- to the depatment ear those stylish shoes primarily volun- quartermaster for or pumps if you to go Written for the sible purpose. dnty with the detachment, want ahead teer officer; it may be of service quartermas " Any and dance. Demand "Gets-It- throw citizen having knowledge to ter corps. Honolulu depot. of mosquito breeding pools the regular officer as welL 3 The following substitutes back on the counter! 25c f or Clue transfers of enlisted you need--, empty cans-i- n quantity PRICE 25c Land men is all pay at any drug store, will do are ordered: or Law- the health, officers a favor by Wagoner it will be sent direct by E. at VELVET William F. Smidt. suddIv rence & Co., Chicago, 111. ringing telephone 3595 and notl-- troop, 4th Co., Oahu, to PENCIL medical de Sold in Honolulu tnd tying the officer in charge. Star-Bullet- partment, recommended in Suprems ia its Class and assigned to Ambulance as the world's best corn remedy by Honolulu ; Co, No. 9. Schofield Barraeks KAnnnn. Smlrh JB- Cn Cnr Vnr tnd Acerican Lead I 125 Merchant SL :r Peyjl CoN.Y, v PvtS. Clarence E. Rice and St. Clair Hotel Sta and Hollister bru r.nm-- When Your Eyes Need Care yjfir iiftiiMMrv fl. Rumford, CVA. C 4th Co, Oahu. andlcanr. . - Try rf,rfrM Pv ft-- ". CO

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i ' ' . I.' ( HONOLULU STAR-BULLET- IN BUSINESS PERSONALS LOST By CHIROPODIST. Brown DAILY AND SEVI-WEEK- L A Handy Man Around the House BR1GGS malacca cace with rcun.l sil- i ver knob. - rank O. Kanslei. Elite Bldg. 164 Kenan! if returned to Terms of Subscriotion: Hotel St Hours. 8:SU to 4:3V; Sun- Fred L. Waldron. Ltd. 6tl-tf- . Daily 75 per month. days cr evenings by appointment. Star Bulletin cats About Sept. 7. platinum 5 per copy. Phone 5526. 6&06 bar pin. dia- Uper year, cents tf monds and 2 per ear - I emeralds. Liberal r 6erj MurBu'.letln. , I A DEAR tfci S? V vt lfTT. Nb Dr. Catharine Shumat'aer. :54 S. Klug. ward if rcturued to Star-Bulleti- n in' DEAR 1 WiiH .3 fc- - R ; V'JlSH VouD cor. Richard. H:u. , 8:30 to 4:30. 6?tii 6t Ac'vrtit:ng TAK A mmm Classified anc Buslnts- - VcO'D Go AMD ZgT Tel. 3606. Home appointments. 2 6892 Green and rents 1 cent per v-.r- pr tac inser- FEAi MINUTED IT-- ThEVuE tf white' enameled soil week. breast pin, oranse blossom design tion, up to one AuP Fi That MAD IT FLEMm NEW THOUGHT. with e safety clasp. Lost . EftUu-.i- fix wrda per lin;. about Sept. Room 15. . line, one wt.ek 30 nts liLwt on Waiulae carline. between ier Join free class, study new thought, Maoonfo Temple. Per Mne. two weeks -40 cent? Tuesday, 10:30 a. m.. Beretania and Reward if return- ed to Star-Bulleti- Per Hue, cue month 70 cents Miller. 6866 tf office. 690 S St Pt- - line, hix rents ea. nio. nontlis..b0 Lost, about Sept. 1. a lady's ; Buy New Thought 1579. umbrella, Other rates upon application. Books. Phone with 6760 tf curved silver haudle. Finder telephone 6i0S 3t ISO advertisement of liquors or cer- will be ac- DRESSMAKERS. tain proprietary medicines FOUND. cepted. Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc. In replying to advertisements, ad-dr- t to repairing and One bicycle. "Trufabor," near as Hated in made order. A!so Pauoa a your replies exactly sew';., lessons. T asonable prices. park, owner can hr.ve same by call- the advertisement .Mrs. Y. 11. Chow, 229 .rchant, rear ing Ah Ki C'o.'s office and paying If you are a telephone subscriber, t' 4058. all expenses. we will Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone tjoii 6t pltopo your advertisement; 6881 lyr i ' --rge it The plant of the Standard Screw Co. OUR Pl'ONE IS 4911. Mrs. S. Masaki Maunakea and Bere- Detroit, was destroyed by fire. The tania. 6814 6m loss is estimated at $3on). WANTED OSTEOPATHIC guarantee to Koofs to Rcpaw We osteopathic physi- ' See Lou Kogers or Dr. P. H. FennockJ ttop all letHs. kca I 2350. We lead others - s Ne cot a ff,jd plvJprJ a r coulb'tV cian, 424 Beretania St. Phone Supreme Alonzo Jones. WELL H16 - J Camt Ttu. Vou omg 6701 tt ' toliJW. Eureka Pa'.nt Co, So. FRiTZ. GdoD GetaV g St. Phone 2096. Lours a Fwm- - ,Sio LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. Satisfaction -- I and Penman-shi-p pAartesa Vreiervtnz Faint Co.. also I ThinKS: THASa a SShSoGmSHwaEhT hbJ'2?TR.NCrr HE wwtWTI th5 ..vLTERRE'S French ( SHAPE opened Room is what you get Roof Specialists, HEAD That peace "Boot Tkc rxs Rich LT ME JT Lessons now at Pitch and Gravel J L 3, Age no hindrance. at this GOOD- stand. 65 Queen St. rr, J VJ'LL COME ME1T 9iCCOUO 6 V MYSELF Elite Bldg. still at the old ? 6806 tf SI YEAR Phoaa 4981. rTl SERVICE STATION. The test market price will bw paid foi PALMISTRY. cotton rags by the cltsn washed $1.00 special readings for a short time The von Hamm-Youn- g Star-Bulleti- n. 6734-t- t Honc'ulo n only, Mme. Cleo, the noted palmist, I ' py the Salvation Army, clothing and gives advice on all affairs. Satisfac- to., Ltd. ' guaranteed. 1090 Union . furniture for relief work-- Phone tion Office Honolulu Hilo 6865 lm street, cor. of Beretania. Entrance v on Union street, phone 4115. Office WANTED. SITUATION " hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 6. Evenings and Automobile y Sundays by appointment Young man attending school wishes clerical or bookkeeping position in TEA HOUSES. Repairing 223. evenings. Address P. O. Box FRANK COOMBS Schofteld Barracks. 6907 6t Ikeau, best Japanese dinners. T. W. Oda, prop. Telephone S212. 6183-t-l Experienced stenographer, not regular- Bishop and Queen TeL 2182 ly employed, desires work to do at BY AUTHORITY charges. Box 734, boxne. Moderate' ; Star-Bulleti- n. 6903 lm RESOLUTION NO. 82. American Optical Ca (Japanese) wants position Chauffeur Be it resolved by the Board of Su- 114S Fort St., Honolulu ; family. Address E. K. FOR t BUSINESS GUIDE "with private FOR SALE RENT BUSINESS GUIDE pervisors of tile City and County of Opposite Catholic Omorl, Care of Salkaiya Hotel. Tel. Convent BAMBOO Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that 40ST1. - 6905 12t AUTOMOBILES. Six (6) warehouses for rent. Apply FURNITURE. JUNK. THE HOUSE OF , Dollars SERVICE Waterhouse Trust, Foit and Mer- y- the sum of Two Thousand - Oht&ni, Fort, Kukui. TeL 3028. HELP WANTED. 1917 Stutx Purchased chant Sts. 6885 tt near Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. ($2,000.00), be, and the same is hereby 1917. driven 5500 miles. Tires 6800 tf 6407 6m appropriated out of allmoneys In the In March. A reliable nan to be foreman in . ood condition. Apply P. O. Box FURNISHED HOUSES. Permanent Improvement Fund of the FOR ALL good CARPENTERS. MASSAGE. PURPOSES P dairy. Permanent position and 1178 or Telephone 3107. 6905 tf Treasury of the City and County of Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, capable experienced and Desirable bouses In various parts of 2096. an account known as A salary to . Tatano, 816 So. King. Tfel. K. Hashimoto, massage and electro- Honolulu for Napkins and Towels, Etc first-clas- s Five-passeng- er Reo In excellent tondi-- the city, furnished and unfurnished, Re- ; steady man. Must be a 6858 2m ns ering. Nuuanu SL, opp. Construction Concrete Road and AMHAW. PAPER CO., Ltd. P Apply in $200.00 Phone 7077. 2392 $15, $18. $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 and Williams : milker and butter maker. tion, cash. at undertaking office, phone 1785. taining Wall, Pall Road. Phbhe 1410 up Hit-i- n our E writing to Alexander & Baldwin. . Koa avenue. Royal Grove. Walkikl. to $125 month. See CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. by Fort 6400 3m Introduced J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. Ltd.. Merchandise Department. 6899 tf . .office. Trtnt Trust Co, Ltd, CHAS. N. AP.NOLD, R ' street, between King and Merchant. Boston Cafe Coolest place in town. . 6901 lOt ' - ' Supervisor. A Ford car, 1914 model, good condi- Aft- the show, stop in. Open day MONEY LOANED. bunga- Honolulu, T. H., October 2, 1917. yourself while learning. Twenty tion. $325 cash. Inquire at 1423 Attractive furnished and nieh "ijou Theater, Hotel St. M , Enjoy ney loaned on diamonds, watches MEAT MARKET & GROCERY and 20 sntlemen wanted to Punchbowl streeL 6907 tf low and sleeping porch on Lewers 6639 tf and jewelry legal ladles res-pec- L at rates. Federal I hereby certify that the foregoing room dancing. Martha road, WaikikL Modern in every assist In ball Inquire 2422 Columbia Lunch R- - us; quick service Loan Office, 95 N. King SL 6365 tf Resolution passed First Reading and lowlett, O. O. P. building. Mon- - 1916 Ford Tounng Car. Piano and garage. Call office I. avenue. . 6902 tf and citeauimess ou niottc; open day ordered to print at a meeting held by 1 Kalakaua TrcnTown or phone 7242. 6906 6t Fidelity Loan Office, 62 No. King Phone 3451' days, Tuesdays and Fridays. Phone and night Hotel St, opp. Bethel. St. the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, ''"" 6895 eod-t- f Money loaned on diamonds, watches 1162, AUTO ACCESSORI ES. cottages 6518 2, 1917, following vote C. Q. YEE HOP CO. . Completely furnished and tf and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr October on the print-ic- e apartments on the beach. Apply of said board: Cor wanted to Uke position In All makes of auto and bicycle tires CLEANING ArtD at- - Mrs. Cre&saty, 1'JU'J Kalakaua, Ave. DYEING. Hoi-linge- r, plant Also .opportunity of and tubes; auto accessories; also MIMEOGRAPHING Ayes: Ahia, Arnold. Bellina. tending school Gcod pay to start. rebeadlng, 6779 tf A. B. C. Renov&tory; McClellan, Mott-Smlth- , Petrie. vulcanizing, retreading, clothes cleaned, G. M'CHESNEY APDly Mr. Thorns. Y. M. C A, c'yed and repaired. 4148. Mimeographing. Floyd Perkins, Total 7. COFFEE CO. etc. Taisho Vulcanizing Co, Ltd., Two-bedroo- m Phone 724-t- t furnished cottage, 871 Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2907. V.H" Ewa Alakca street 6104 tf Noes: None. COFFEE ROASTERS " 180 Merchant, Youn:. near Kapiolanl SL Rent E. BUFFANDEAU, Com-mo- n ; 3197. 6582-6- m Eoys jto learn trade, age 14 to 16. Phone $35.00. No children. 6878 tf Steam cleaning. Alakea SL, nr. Gsfs Co. PRINTING. Deputy City County Clerk. Dealers in Old Kona Coffee super- and school educatlcn. Apply v 6234 3, 5. Automobile, carriage, wagon supplies two-bedroo- m tf 6907 OcL 4, Merchant St. Honolulu Star-BuWti- n. G394 Small furnished cottage, . We do not boast of low prices, which intendent tf Portage New l Quaker, tires, tubes. 2452 Kuhio avenue, Royal Grove, COLLECTION usually coincide with poor quality; Mfg. Co. 2742. AGENCIES. NOTICE. - Cboemakers wanted- - Apply Hawaii Oahu Carriage Tel. Walkikl. 6908 3t but we "know how" to put life, 6803 ! : Co.'; shoe shop. Hotel and 6m Quick Returns Collecting agency. hustle and go into printed matter, r Shoe ' Wong ; Tele- Notice is hereby given that Union. - - 6886 it Furnished cottage; no children. F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. Tel. and that is what talks loudest and Accessories; TeL 1324 Smoot & Star-Bulleti- n Chun Shee in no longer a member of tires. phone 4329. 6905 6t 3540. 6839 6 in longest. Honolulu PIANOS kPLOYMENT OFFICES. Steinbauser Alakea and MerchanL Printing Department, 125 Merchant the firm known as "Yee Sing Com- 68036m Furnished cottage in Cottage Grove. FLOWERS ANB pany" and the undersigned will not be HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. Japa- CUT PLANTS. streeL Vaelfic Employment Bureau Tel. 1087. 6859 tf responsible for any debts or obliga- 1107 Fort Street nese Zelp, 1166 Union SL Tel 4136. AUTO PAINTING. Coconut plants for sale, Samoan va- PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. tions contracted by said Wong Chun ' 6806 c- - riety. Apply A. Hills, Lihue, and Painting Co. coat- UNFURNISHED HOUSES. I. Shee from after this date. Pacific Auto Our Kauai. 6277 tf G. Floyd Perkins. tU3 Stangenwald YEE SING COMPANY. 84 Beretania near durability three-bedroo- two-stor-y Y. NakanlshL St. ings guarantee of paint on Modern Bldg. Phone 2907. 6809 6m By TAM SHEE V 4511, 6:2) a. m. to first-clas- s Job, T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. Nuuanu. Phone fenders; fair prices. house, 1270 Matlock avenue, phone and HEE WONG SHEE. Get all the light you are p. m. Residence phone. 7096. 5246-t- f 6298 tf PLUMBERS. 6 Opp. car barns. Phone 596L 2711. 6906 tf 6906 6t paying for by using Edison 6815-3- m 4889. Toyoihiba, King SL, opp. Bros.. 709 King. TeL 5999. Aloha Employment Office. Tel Unfurnished mosquito-proo- f cottage at Vida Villa. Masaki Mazda Lamps. 6411 6812 6m NOTICE. x Alapai St, opp. Rapid Transit office. MOTORCYCLES, ETC 1825 College street. Electricity and 3m All Mnda of help furnished. S101 tf gas, $10.00. 69U6 5t ELECTRIC SHOP ' motocycle, 1917 model, elec- CONTRACTOl S AND GUILDERS. Won Loui Co, Snitfh atreeL TeL 1033. I will not be responsible for any kinds, Indian 6815 6m of all male and m Japanese bel? tric features, absolutely new. Owner Two-bedroo- bungalow. Phone 6042. debts or obligations contracted for by female. G. Hiraoka, 1210 Emma SL coast, "cheap. HONOLULU PLANING MILL. LTD, anyone, whoever they may be, - leaving for Phone 6897 tf Chee Hoon Kee, 11 Pauahi. Tel. 3553. without Phone 1420. 6054 tt 6905 6t Contractors and Builders. Manufac- my written order. Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon A 750. turers of doors, sashes, 6817 3m FURNISHED ROOMS. frames, M. G. SILVA. motorcycles; bicycles; blinds, molding, screens, brackets, FOR SALE THOR Pierce SHIRTMAKERS. 6901 12t supplies; painting; repairing. K. Hotel, 71 Beretanla street, be- etc. All kinds ok' mill work, finish- Chocolates Citadel ing, turning. HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. FOR AND FOR Okahlro, opp. Oahu Ry. Tel 4018. tween Fort and Nuuanu. Furnished Repair work and small YAMATOYA RENT SALE. jobs specialty. SL 1510. Shirts and pajamas and unfurnished rooms, at $2 and a Fort Tel. made to order. 1305 Fort St., opp. Hotel and Bethel Streets Dairy buildings, complete T. EK1 cyclemotor agL, So. King. 68 06 6m For rent:v $2.50 per week, $7, $8, $9 and $10 Kukui St.. Phone 2331. 6442-ly- r WAR PUZZLES S 6804-6- m pa Mark-ha- m together with .ture land, on per month. A quite place to stay. G. Nomura, : builler and contractor; Akagi, 1218 lane, in KalihL For ale 6902 lm excavating, grading, paving, team- Nauanu street, shirts and Abou- 15 govd dairy cows. If I BICYCLES. pajamas to 6041. - Or ing, concr . crushed mile order. Phone 8 will furnished rock, sand. 6307 SILVA'S not dispose of the dairy as a Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl & King. On October have Moillill, nr. Quarry. Phone 7488. tf sell cows housekeeping rooms in city, electric 'whole, I will the 6076-6- m 6568 lyr TOGGERY Home of Hart first-clas- s G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nifuanu singly,. Some family cows light and phone, $16.00 a month. St. Schaffner & Marx Clot'ies two. Apply Wm. L. 6451 3m jamont," them. Jon. P. Mendonca, MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King Sl Suitable for M. Fujita, contractor and builder, King, " 6906 man, 10 12 near Fort v 1021 Smith streeL 6t v 680J6m Peterson, real estate and painter, paper hanger. Phone 5C02. K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. King Magoon bldg. 6906 5t 6300 lyr 6805-ei- n MISCELLANEOUS. SATO, 330 N. King. TeL 1026 6803-6- m Newly furnished. Private family. One U. Monzen, builder and contractor, i TYPEWRITERS. Unusett Remington "ypewrlter. No. 10. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. . or two gentlemen preferred, inquire 662 S. Beretania St. Phone 3227. 175.00. Easy payments. P. O. Box! Little Village. 1255 Miller 6602 6m PURE ICE 1 streeL Rebuilt Underwood and Remington 452. 6S67 lm Second-han- d cameras and lenses Cottage No. 11. 6906 6t From distilled water Koda-grap- typewriters. Hon. Typewriter bought, 60ld or exchanged. h CON rR ACTORS GENERAL. Ex., 1S4 6814-6- m Quick delivery by motor All kinds ct fnm, vegetables and Shop. Hotel and Union Sts. Nicely furnished room 5 minutes Merchant. Phone 5575. OAHU ICE seeds. 1061 Aala street. Phone 2564. . 6307-t-f from town, rrivate entrance, gen- Ohio Building Co, general contractors. CO. Phone 1123 C778 4J tleman preferred. Call 474A Hotel Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone VULCANIZING. REAL ESTATE.. street after 5 o'clock. 6904 tf 2113. 1383 Emma street, near Vine- 1916 Starr piano. Perfect condition. square Dole Old tires made new, moderate prices. 27.000 Teet in streeL Pu yard street. Honolulu. 6866 6ri New Hawaii Vulcanizing, Phone 8162. 6884 tf nahou district Apply Bishop Trust Large room for two gentlemen, also Maunakea 6866 Special by U. Yamamato, 8" S. Kukui St, phone and Pauahi Sts. 6814 6m The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. I sketch box 137 Ca tf single room. rates the Combination, andeaseL Heinle's Tavern. 4430; general contractor; building. Underwood Typewriters Af, King streeL 6904 6t month. Phone WOOD AND COAL. HOTELS 4986. 6743 6354 tf tf "" v' ENGRAVING. Tanaba Co., Pauahi, nr. River st, teL YOUNG BUILDING ; JhlOTION BULLETIN THE PIERPONT Furnished rooms for two reduced to 265T; firewood and charcoal, whole- It :i ; -- $2.50 per week. Unfurnished R'l l - , ...... On the Beach at Walkikl" rooms. Calling and business cards, mono- 6297-t- r in-- any time to sale and retail. l WW;','" ';T!"'iVV. We are the market at Furnished bungalows snd rooms; ex- $7.00 per month with light. 546 So. grams, wedding an- your to at invitations and buy used Furniture, take cellent meals; splendid bathing and King street 6880 lm nouncements, stationery, etc.; cor- C V- - once to some future time, ot Star-Bulleti- & or take at boating; 1000-fo- promenade pier; styles. n H. HACKFELD CO. ! housekeeping single rooms. rect Printing v thus fellevlng you of care as to its marine Light and 125 go, beautiful ard mountain Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Department, Merchant St Limited disposal when rear . to or we view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John Gauzel Fcrt f will sell for your account by 6434 tf it Cassldy. TeL f708. 6202-t- f FURNITURE. Commission Merchants Public Auction at our "Popular Auc--l Y housekeeping rooms; high secon- HONOLULU tion ' SaJes" on Tuesdays and Frl-- Furnished cottage with sleeping, porch Light eleva- Murata 715 South St New and tion; close in. Phone 1998. 6488-t-f d-hand bought I eventu- - : days, where the people attend in and private bath, with board, also furniture and sold. i jv I every time, w e find the 'Chairs for rent Phone 1695. crowds that furnished double rooms with board. gar-ar-e, Comfortable furnished room and 1 LLOYD GEORGE DECLARED : more goods the more people attend, Vida Villa; So. King SL 6889 lm 6812 6m ,,you we are on the lopk out for $15.00. hone 1998. 6881 tf 4.V "The last few hundred million rbitn second-han- d ArH Mall possible chances to handle your New and furniture bought pounds may win the war three years Furniture, ?cnd. "is directly Grannltted Eyelids, and sold. Phone 3988. 1281 Fort St. tgo today, September 2, 1114. used it rtJUIPINE 6453 6m ' to your interest as wIi as ours to Mil' Sore Eve. Eye Inflamed by 1 ' JjiKf: V motor. Find a banker. - wmt M "1 Dmut and WW quickly i mi. through it 13 (let. us liandlev the' sale Adelina Patti f i- - relieved". by Murine. Try it in SaikL Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- REBUS. ' i - t". Honolulu Auction Rooms, J. S. A. . C u Ey la Bab Eye. nla 6078 tf A secret agenL i .v ; CIGARS fZf St Bailey. V;,:,; :., t;. lUUIl LICJRSmtiaf.JutEytCft YESTERDAYS AX8WERX Eye Remedy MERCHANT TAiLOR. ' TAR-BUuLETI- BROS. Kzrtae daven, N GIVES YOU FITZPATIiICK stributed by Left tide Xeai in coai, '"-,-- NEWS ;i 1131 Union. 6454 6m AUTO SERVICE & SUPPLY CO. l ort (our, tea. . ' -- -- : 'J- yODAY'S TODAJ A Uartae Cre XUsoedr CeST'CUcaxo 4 H. Y. Sang, tailor, .,"; "To think mcanlv of one's wlf is to fink tf FuctTM has no Mcrrt. Her voice is forever v ImjUoki feonietiiiiCH to dew rod a pm-ipn- at the rinjjinj: through the market place and" erring of which is infamv. amuH Smiles. in the wilderness. Dr. II. II. ConwelL

STAB-BULLETI- TWELVE HQNOLUL U N, FBI DAY, OCTOBEB 5, 1917.

PAN-PACIF- FRISCO WRITER CALLS IC HAVAIIAN OF EARLY MISSIONARY

BANQUET A LOVE FEAST DF RACES DAYS SEES VICTORY FOR ALLIES

King First Step in Welding Nonogenarian, Born 1820, Ex- -; street. Now he is retired. Meeting of East and West Heralded as Recalls Islands' Capture Nations of Pacific Into One Vast Commercial Community of DON'T MARRY OUT OF YOUR AGE self and a poor playfellow for Friend petted and coddled with maternal so- presses Himself Vigorously Eaula told of the capture. f th LIMIT. Husoand. licitude, but to be told what to do. of War Sandwich Islands by iord TJeorjre: Unlimited Possibilities iar-riage on Outcome Still another reason why :ne and what to eat and made to behave Paulet. and the orders issued by thtj BY DOROTHY DIX. of a boy a woi.ian is himself, generally. With the most and mature A into police head- king that the Hawaiian do nothing too. is cryins for American coods The World's Highest Paid Woman a fatal is amiable world, it is Hawaiian walked John H. Gcrrie. special writer oft mistake because ii strikes intentions in the quarters one morning this wees and to resist tho Englishmen. i the San Francisco Call, has the fol- was a note from iar across me ra- Writer. at two of the most pronounced wean-nesse- s utterly impossible for an elderly wife "We wanted to drive them out," saidj D;nhcl-siic- i. greeted the several attendants with a in paper tine, as voiced by H. G. V . in the masculine cnar-vter- . to keep from henpecking her young lowing descriptive article his cheery aloha. The man was apparent- Haula. 'but the king told us to pray Pan-Paciti- c consul. lad of enty is iu love with a wo- One of v of .Scptemler 1?. regarding the Siamese t? these is the fear of ridicu'e. husband. ly age and straight as an instead. e prayed steadily that God Hawaii, at the crossroads, will act man of thirty. The lady is will- Men have far less and And cf jealous wives under the of middle I'nion banquet btld there A moral coura.o all arrow. Hi smile went straight to would liberate us. and it was not long as a Pan-Pacifi- c clearing house. We ing, but holds back because she are more conventional than women, sun, the elderly wife of young tcmber H: the the heart. afterwards that Admiral Thomas freed smiling of Jack must ?ll kci together." counseled F. doubts the wisdom of marrying a man as is proven by the fact hat every husband is the most green-eye- d and us." "Under the bust "Who is that man?" one of the London, unveiled for the occasion. J. llalton. secretary of the Hawaiian n much younger than herself, and the man dresses exactly like hi neigh- suspicious. This Is inevitably bound The aged visiter is a member of in Promotion club. cou;)le ask my advice in the matter. bor, and would face a barrage to case knows in clerks was asked. Ka.vniahao East met West and West met East rather be the because she W. H. Eaula, who church and has been for night, and With all the earnestness of which fire than wear a hat wit a a brim soul youtu youth and "That is lives out the St. Francis hotel last "We are making nietory tonight. her that calls Moiliili way. He comes in here every car. When asked what he thought generous .vay. am capable I entreat them not to com a quarter of an inch or nar- own fading charms of body the twain pledged fealty, in San Francisco must lead the widtr that her once and a while, but he's getting old of the present world war, he quickly new mit matrimonial hari-kar- i as such a rower fellows. spirit rosy Kobkts of ice water, to the born We stand for one great union, the than his and cannot rival the now." replied: fan-Pacifi- c I'nion. Pan-Pacifi- c W. 11. union is bound to be. Not once in a Xow custom has decided tl at tue cheeks, the sparkling eyes, the verve, "Germany win lose because she I'nion." declared The visitor turned to Attorney WH- - has Pan-x'acifi- c million times does a marriage In wife be younger than the hus- gaiety of girlhood. "It was a love least of Hammer, president of the Foreign should and and dash liam Sheldon, who was standing tiken life indiscriminately, and God which the woman is ten years older band, - lfe o! may a very Jo- races such as the world never before Trade club, largely responsible for and has made the jlj So the husband be nearby. would never approve of that." only the success of the banquet. than the man turn out successfully the young husband a figtu-- of fun. seph, though he be circumspection it- He was quite eager to discuss th beheld, rendered possible -- had misery pos- "Do you know that this is my birth- Pan-Pacifi- Practically always it ends in Therefore, an elderly bride self, may not evan most war, a exigencies a consuming c if he have the and quoted "number of passages by the of "The Union of nations regret day?" he queried in his native tongue. not the chilled by may problem of the world's and for both parties. sessed every charm and virtue uuder platon'c of friendships wKh a youn from the Scriptures to back up his war and in least solve the many discrepancies be young "Xo" replied Sheldou. "How old the unusual character of the prevail- ?l'oo.oiO,u,UU cross of gold as the There are the sun it would nor keep her woman, or show "ordinary civilitv to arguments that the Germans will lose. fween a couple and effort of young are you?" ing beverage. In that pledge was the result of the great war. In Siberia that time husband from being ashamed her. a beautiful girl without r.ia "God made the heavens and the may adjust so that what seemed an un nor prevent him writhing uu ier the wif having her torn hy very The Hawaiian smiled and straight- earth," he said, "and intended first formal 6tep toward welding the there is need for COo.OOO miles of rail heart a them suitable marriage when it took place torture of having some niuny Mis- demon of jealousy' and reeling lie r ened himself little before replying. for everyone. Like King nations of the Pacific fhio one vast road and in China need for 200,000 97 Kamehamcha poor "I am years old today." he said, j re- - turns out happily. The and hum take her for his mother. Pears and suspicions upon jus de- united the islands, eo will God unite commercial community of endless miles. Let 'the United States build- Kaula. although one would never sources, unlimited possibilities. Incal- railroads, open up vast b'le man an aristocratic girl marries The other weakness such a ;:ar-riag- e fenseless head. t! e w orld. The Lord's prayer says, i , those districts may money in describe him as aged, was born on I wealth. In so far as the human one of make and raise himself probes to its sorest bottom is These and a hundred othr reasons Thy Kingdom Come.' I think that culable that conceal about third earth's the Kona coast in 1820. Ho has lived If graap. the world. The illiterate and uncouth man's pet vanity as the head of the make it folly for a man to marry a means He will rule the world, and. the mind can population and sell goods to these tcvbc in way ' Honolulu, out Moiliili since b$-fk- a- !l -- girl a cultivated man takes to wife house. No man with a wile older than woman 10 jears older than himself, kaiser and his murderers will else- emancipated masses. Let us establish grow-fro- possibly no event, here or may acquire a so 10 1S55, and has watched the city ') Pan-Pacif- educate herself and he is can ever be that. No man and a crime for to marry aim. troyed." where, was ever fraught with such a great ic headquarters in her a village with a few e, scattered n ciety manner. People of different na years younger than his wife can ever Craole snatching Is a dangerous j as-tim- Eaula visits Liliuokalanl ; potentialities for the coast country of San Francisco, where buyers and sell may to speak grass huts to a thriving modern metro- Pan-Pacifi- tionalities learn the be an oracle to her. She has seen both for the the regularly, and was present at the':, particularly ers of the c may meet. snatcuer ard polis. the United States, and other's language and adopt the other's so much of life, felt so muc'i more, snatchee. Eaula speaks no English, and private reception held in honor of her! waa some of the advice n wit Star-Bulleti- n for the city of San Francisco, as this sate i habits and customs. experienced so mucn more th?t she his conversation with a majesty's recent birthday. Pan-Pacifi- c banquet, appropriate- punctuated exhortation by W. R. Mc representative had to be on first But insuitabllity in age between a can only be tolerant of his oninions (Copyright. 1917. by the Wheeler carried "The queen is the only royalty wet Garry. Shel-do- j. ly honoring the four hundred and. man and woman is a difference that a precocious through an interpreter, Attorney have left." he commented. discovery as we are of those of Syndicate, Inc. s fourth anniversary of the '"The future of the world is ours time aggravates and that grows worse child. Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu- greatest ocean by Bal- Pan-Pacifi- c mission- 9:30 Wednesday of the world's The from now on is 'to be and worse every year. And this is To her he will always be a little larly in this paper every .Monday, Eaula remembers the first At o'clock night a . 400 patriots, who islands, Judge Kemp's l boa, and the true the theater of the world's greatest particularly true when the woman is boy, to be loved and cherishel, and Wednesday and Friday. aries in the and recalls the jury in Circuit court expressed appreciation by their pres- commerce. Around the shores of our the older, because women age faster good old days when he wore tapa. failed to agree, in the case of NettltV ence, constitute San Francisco's roll ocean live more than two-third- s of than men, and while affection may He wa3 a fisherman then and plied a L. Scott against Esther. Pil"ict of honor in the first definite out the world's population. Let us do nimbly skip across the bridge between thriving trade, and even in later years and was discharged, ine sv.t wasai' reaching for world trade. our duty," was the clarion cry of Alex twenty and thirty and call it nothing, Y' DELEGATION BOY SCOUTS TO he took .his fish to the market cn for the recovery of alleged damages, "The Pacific ocean is destined to ander Hume Ford, secretary of the only duty can halloo across the chasm be the world's greatest trjuway of Pan-Pacifi- c Union and chief instiga that separates a woman's fifty from a comemrce," was the far-flun- g note of J tor of the movement. man's forty years. Juiji Kassai of the Japanese Chamber "Mayor Rolph sent his secretary to A woman is always older than a man TO RUSSIA YILL PARADE FOR BIG of Commerce in a splendid burst of welcome the ice water banquetebs; is at the same age. She is born older oratory that elicited well deserved ap- Henry T. Scott expressed the readi A girl baby eutsT.er milk teth before plause. ness of San Francisco to lead in th a boy baby cuts his. Also she cuts her SpecidlOeaFdneeSale '. China Is crying , for American Pan-Pacif- ic movement; H. Stephen wisdom teeth sooner. :Jbe learns to COME SATURDAY LOAN CAMPAIGN goods, but Chinamen are from Mis- t son Smith. New Zealand commission- talk before he does, and she has made ON EVERY ARTICLE OUR souri and must be shown the goods er, invited everybody to tbe Anti up her mind Whom 6he will marry IN ENTIRE STORE and not the pictures of them," was podes; while Secretary Cloud of the and what sort of a wedding she wil the humorous appeal of T. K. Lowe, Tourist association of Central Calf have before a boy has found out that The first 28 members o? a contln As the opening event of a campaign This sale will present to tbe people of Honolulu an ex- secretary of the Chinese Chamber of iornia exienaea an invitation to a woman, as a sex, even exists. And eent of 200 Y. M. C. A. secretaries who to reach all of the people of Honolulu ceptional opportunity to buy Oriental Goods and Novel- peals laugh- Pan-Pacifi- Commerce, who caused of c conference in this city, she keeps up this running start on ago are leavine the United States for Kus with application blanks for subscrip- ter by the MIssourian gulp. epL to 17, inclusive.' that she has gotten in the cradle, so sia to engage in war work, will pass tions to the second Liberty Loan, the ties at extraordinary low prices. Might as well buy sbnio - you In great "Australia Is with' this T" that she is an old woman while he is throueh Honolulu on the T. K. 1. liner Boy Scouts of the city will hold a of your Christmas gifts now. - movement, for it means more to us still a mere youth. NlDoon Maru Saturday, arrivinn here parade a week from Saturday morn- than to any of you. We will partic- These are stern facts of nature that in the morning and leaving it nignt. ing after which they will be assigned $1.33 Crepe Jackets, now 5LtC ularly welcomo United States capi- Prize Dance Night no rouge or straight fronts or dieting Bt an arrangement made with the to definite areas to cover. $1.25 Crepe Shirts, now ....$0J5 government $25.00 SUk Kimonos, now $20.00 tal, energy and methods." was the cr massaging or thinking young officials of the Russian A three-lea- f containing a folder $5.25 Pongee now $4.75 assurance of F, S. Digby, Australian On the roof Friday night Madame thoughts or milliners, or dressmakers, and John R. Mott. noted Y. M. C. A. pledge on person may Pajamas, blank which a $2.25 Crepe Pajamas, now $2.00 commissioner...... Lester and Mr. Ransford wiU give an can change one iota, and it is what worker, these men are going into the promise to subscribe to the loan; an - war-stricke- $1.85 Crepe Pajamas, "The- unexplored resources of Latin exhibition of the new SammieM Fox makes every marriage of a mature camps and n districts in a now.f ....$1.70 " application blank and blank gjving $25.00 Silk Embroidered Kimonos, now. . .$18.50 America af beyond comprehension. Trot. Adv. woman with a boy a tragedy. And the Russia to aid tbe pecmle. Professor a description of the system employed ' $4.50 Silk Embroidered Jackets, now $4.00 , The feeling: of friendship for the m gall and of the tragedy are C. H. Robertson is leading the party. and directions will be by .The employment of Bigelow, bitterness carried the $5.50 Silk Embroidered Jackets, now...... $4.50 United States is stronger than over L. H. chiefly the woman's, for it is easier to He was formerly head of the educa boys to the citizens of Honolulu. s, $2.75 White Silk Shirts, now $2.25 before. Let us nelp our sister repub-lie- consulting engineer for the Honolulu old tional department of the national y. bear being tired of an wife than Clarence H. Cooke, chairman of the $3.50 Pongee Shirts, now. $3.25 to help themselves," were high Planing Mill, as consulting engineer for the old wife to know that her M. C. A. of China. distribution committee, sanctioned the Latin-America- n pn 8, 9 10, $9.50 Crepe Dress, Embroidered, now $7.50 spots in the stirring Piers and was approved young husband is wearied unto learh Both Paul Suner. formerly secretary parade following the application of appeal ot. Professor Martin of Leland yesterday by the harbor board. He of the local Y. M. C. A., and A. A. Eb-ersol- e, of her. Roger Burnham, . scout commissioner, PAPER AND SILK LAMP SHADES OF ALL SIZES Stanford university. will be paid $500 for his services There are countless reasons why a former assistant pastor of the who is also a member of the commit "Slam is in accord with the pro- which are to include the supervision a boy of twenty should not marry a Central Union church, helped organize tee. No details of the event have gressive nations of the world. She, of the superstructure. woman of thirty. The first reason is the first party for Russia, and in a been arranged as yet, the only action that a lad. of that age is not fit to letter to the local Y. M. C. A. request being the general acceptance of the marry any woman of any age. He has ed that these men be shown as much idea. not come to himself. He doesn't even of Honolulu as possible. A. E. Lari- know what he is going to be himself. mer, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., mary Associations at 2 p. m. and "the still less can he guess whet sort of a asks that all people who wish to aid Sunday schools at 7 p. m. cf the same wife he is going to need and want. in their entertainment or wish to put day. SM0TEN The woman that charms and thrills their automobiles at his disposal, com- General meetings will be held at l' KENTUCKY as soon as possible. a. m. and 2 p. m. Sunday, closing with a boy of twenty bores him stiff when municate with him ! ; 35 Hotel St. V Phone 1693 - be is twenty-fiv- e and is an insupport another session of the Sunday schooh able affliction when he is thirty. Men's FOOTLIGHTS CLUB PLANS at 7 p. m. ii WONDER tastes change in women just as much WINTER as they o in food, and a man is no PR0GRAMJF0R more allured at middle age by the BEAN CONTEST feminine qualities that charmed him The Footlights held their first in his salad days than his appetite is meeting of the year on Monday of this piqued by the lollypops on which he week at the University club and dis- was wont to feast as a school boy. cussed an interesting program for the Marriage is a man's sized job, son. winter. Mrs. A. G. Hawes Is program It is not for babes and sucklings. Wait chairman and enthusiastically plana Elegance your are strong enough for several small plays to be given, all until shoulders go to bear its load and your character proceeds above expenses to to trie Without Notice to Teachers and habits are formed. Then you will Red Cross. The club expects to repeat b be able to bring judgment and discre these nlavs before the soldiers, hav fa J Extravagance ing been asked by the ladles of the - Each teacher wishing to have beans raised by his or tion and experience of women to the i council to assist in the entertain - task of selecting a wife who wiU real- ar ? her school judged in the Kentucky Wonder Bean Contest ly suit you. And she won't be ten ment of the men. requested to observe the following rules: years older than you are. You can Mrs. Burnham was voted in as a Js gamble on that. You never see a member of the club and interested co i man of thirty marrying a woman of nnection with those giving plays at 1. Each pupil will have the beans is expected. Mrs. Your delivered to said forty unless she has a large and sub- the Laniakea theater Pa m teacher. stantial bank account. Burnham will prove a valuable addi v - ' - Another reason why a boy should tion to the club, and will help tne Opportunity not marry a woman much older than members to express their main object 2. . Teachers will write to U. S. the Experiment year, Is to real f. Station, he is because they miss the only basis !or the which render 4- Honolulu, Hawaii, giving the information on follow- on which matrimony can' be made a eln to the Red Cross, In their capacity the of several ing points: success, and that is having the same as a dramatic organization SHOE :i7 . point of view, thinking the fane years' standing. thoughts liking to do the same il (a) How'rnany lots there are. things. This is impossible when there I0WANS WILL ENTERTAIN is much disparity in age. SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS (b) Weight of each lot. The boy husband wants tie amuse- SALE ments, the frivolties. the fun that fce-lon- 20 a Day," the Iowa i'l by right to him in the play time On October "low (c) Name of pupil. of life, but the wife has arrived at Association of Hawaii will entertain sober middle age when :;he !. Mred, the enlisted men of the army and Can you afford to miss this splendid opportunity to purchase (d) Age and grade of pupil. and desires to let out her corset navy in a social evening at the Army strings, and cut dowi the heels of and Navy Y. M. C. A. A number of at bottom prices shoes which combine comfort and style and Iowa planned, and dress her shoes and wash off the paint on "stunts" are well-dresse- The U. S. Experiment d. station will send out bags and her face, and be comfortable. Shc.iray suits and formality will be "tabu." which will place you as among the postage for the lots desired for judging purposes. force herself to drag along with her The association has registered the youthful spouse, but there's no pep names of 52 civilians whose former or ginger in her forced yretause of homes were in Iowa, as well as 100 Before shoe prices raised pleasure, and she is a misery Co her enlisted men of the army and navy. were we purchased a large stock The sercctary, E. P. Gibson, P. O. box of ladies and men's shoes "at before the prices," and we 324, would like to hear from all war Iowans, soldiers or civilians, who may want you to share this advantage. Day" en- r be able t attend the "Iowa . tertainment, as soon as possible in order that the entertainment commit- i tee may know how many to plan to Large reductions in all departments Men's shoes entertain. All persons who have lived in ' Iowa, or attended school or col- Boy's shoes Ladies' shoes Tan, Black, White lege there, are invited. High and Low. v ' MORMON CONFERENCE. semi-annu- of . Wonderful Bargains in all departments. Japanese Silk Goods and Curios. The' conference tho i Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be held at the Auwaiolimu i church, 1T04 Luso 6treet, this week. The opening session will be given to ! the Young People's Mutual Improve AYAy i CO ment Associations, beginning Friday evening at 7. An excellent program 1 GM1MY has been prepared, consisting of el- - exercises, recitations, stories, talks, Sole Agents for 1005 Nuuanu Street Phone 4330 1137 Fort Street songs, choruses and instrumental mu- W. L. Douglas Shoes Near King sic. The Ladies' Relief Society will con- - jenojt 10 a, m. Saturday. The Pri- -