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Evening Bulletin. Est 1882. No. 5625. t - PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, i Hawaiian Star. VoL XX. No. 6655. 3 SATUKDAY, AUGUST 1G,1013.22 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS.

GamhUsj ; ROAD CONTRACT More MainlanAers Boy ls PEACH Willing to Serve as Short In Accounts M AlAPff HAF Attorney-Gener- al And Goes To Jail " BE Ms ARIOLES .. ARTICLES ARE BRINGS ' liftJwliJa .... r? V' Letter from Washington to Hilo Gaming Tables Open for City Says Protest Against Pink-- 1 Given as Cause of Youth's ) CUBES ILTII LII.1EIGHT ham Is Small Downfall RECEIVED HERE ii (Special SUr-BuIltl- n Correspondence! Arthur Kui Fay a young Chinese, for some past a employee IIUIJ'TLiij., Overpayment of Alleged HHX), August 15. Attorney James time trusted of RIe $2500 U Coke of Honolulu and Colonel Ball the Bishop Trust' Company, was plac- Supervisor Kealoha Must To Have Been Made on of: Missouri have considerable com- ed under arrest; this morning . on a Answer to Charges by Mile Long petition In the. race for the attorney charge of embezzling 50; brought to Job a generalship of Hawaii, according to a trial and sentenced to three months J August 30 Newspapers of Mexico City Viciously Criticise Man Sent with ' - -- ; - - by prominent bus!-nes- S in Jail. V Special SUr-BulIeti- n. Correspondence! letter receded a Und as Envoy from President He Thinks dur-ing.th- specific Articles of impeachment, carrying a th Attacks man Washington e While the charge count on 15. probe here from sixty-fou-r HILO. August Hawaii : can- which the young man was tried names total of signatures of. Ha Originate in United States and, May Be Due to Politics today com- last week. Three other commissioners will send a willing to serve tile terri- 10 as the amount of his shortage, the wall county voters and naming seven to the Ariol Brothers de- didates are against " munication tory, states, the letter, and all three police state that the entire amount of separate and distinct charges lAMOctatd Pre Cable! ; Ha- manding of considerable - re- Senate Clerk Comes from the return a are '.malnlanders. While the"4- names the shortage will run considerably Supervisor John A. Kealoha, were V MEXICO CITY, Mex August 18. Local newspapers are maklnj vi- money the contractors, po- Attorney-Genera- turn of that it . higher. It is the contention of the ceived by l Thayer cious attacka on William Bayard Hale, who was with Und special waii to Answer Graft Com- -; overpay- are given in the communication they sent as Is calmed, received as an are withheld from print lice that Fa has suffered heavy re- this morning from Special Prosecutor envoys to Mexico City from President Wilson. Hale Is accused of a desire, , 7 i of Coke ment on their Honolil road contract verses while gambling, leading to tW. Breckons. The articles, in the to v.-- , ". ; , plaint Sen. The letter also . carries the news this It force intervention. . in 1911. ' The amount in question Is that there is a' great deal of confu- h4s dishonesty. 'V v..; : vf" v form of three separate petitions, ad- v Hale himself attributes the attacka to sources In the United States and said to be 12.500. ' r He was an office boy for the trust dressed to the territorial - suDreme Is inclined to believe that they have a political basis. - 'w; DECLARES LATTER HAS sion on the mainland relative to the ' - In checking' up payments on con office that is to be filled through ap- company and had been with the com - J court will be filed iy the attorney . JUGGLED WITH FACTS tracts, according to statements of the pointment by the president The dis pany for six years, bearing a splendid . general Monday. commissioners, they discovered that a trict attorneyship is the office that reputation throughout that time. He At the same time, he announces, he Gly : Takes Up Attack and Replies. Fum of money in excess of the speci some of the candidates are of the was trusted to the extent of being al will ask, the Issuance of a summons nn Refuses To Refer : . 1 fied contract amount had been paid opinion they are scrambling for. ' lowed on certain occasions to collect on the accused supervisor, returnable Will Make Detailed .Statement to the Artole-Brothe- rs and this was rentals and make other like collec August 30. The summons should According to the letter referred to ; to - ; v , Some Time Next Wee- k- after the "extras" had been added there was very little talk of opposi- tions.- v t reach Kealoha . about next Thursday; Sulzer Fight To Couri the contract' amount They , are very tion to the confirmation of Pinkham His downfall i is" laid entirely; to giving him nine days in which to nre-- 1 i.'.; ' V ; In statement that the ? g am tiling and he, is said have been pare his answer to tAMOcUted Prewi CabUJ ' , WISE SATS. .": . - Mac definite the as governor, when that letter left to and file: the '..:; has-bee- n - - 16.Lieutenant-Govemo- county records show there a Washington. . It recites that the- only ALBANY, N. Augdst r Glynn refuses Gov- - I ; payments. alleged protest-t- o bas-- ing money . was by ernor to annnnnaanaaaaa; - , a duplication in The hand at- that time was ' with that not his. in response to an inquiry Spe Sulzer proposal refer to the courts the legality of the Impeach- over-payme- nt only recently been This morning there wete Btreet ru- - j Breckons, attor-mor-s ment proceedings . against' Sulzer to Glynn In- a "If Senator Coke believes 1 a has ed on the fact that Pinkham la a Re dal Prosecutor the and his right retain office. - ,vney-gener- al 1 discovered, is thought, for as late ; . ; ; - embezzlement cases Is sending word sists on taking the governor's office at once, In which he Is defied by embezzled, it publican. '.. of other but Breckons ' the a have grafted, and a . Wednesday basis.- - attorney-general-'s - executive. , ..- w : . . why doeent he ewear out a war-- a a H. Southworth, Joe The letter requests that information none were traced to a Jthat the office prob- a Ylerra and New Austin, all of whom regarding Pinkham be to yofB shortage was discovered ; ably will take charge proaecut a ant against me? .Why hide be--8 forwarded 'The of the. were familiar with the Honolii con- capital once. . ; , a day or two ago and he confessed. Ing impeachment proceed hind talk of taking it to the a the at . j end of the ' a were questioned to see if they ' 1W nil s ' Ings, special em-- a grand Jury 7 I am here, to antwer a tract and that counsel : acquainted every he could give some explanation of the were Irith the detalla.. tit (Special by Cable and jWlreiess to; ployed by the people of Hawaii cotinty Finance Committee Amends a and ditsrove statement a woeny wews makes" John H. Witt;-- a discrepancy. None of them were able the contract The high cost of the tne via san rraneigco.) j ukely will be unnecessary for this "a to thro any.' light-o- 'the matter. mile of road jwasdue In part to the CANTON, China, August 16 A body particular work. -- ' " Tariff Bill On tt a a a a a The) Arlole Brothers Honolil con building of a big concrete culvert". of insurgents under the leadership of j The petitions reached Thayer In Citrus Frui' a a a a a a a a a a a tract was awarded in 1909 for one 'Demand has also been made on Luk Wing Ting, governor of form, says will cullar but he that '' "- -... ; . - - .' Associated mile, road, the original sum agreed Herman Eldart for" the return of 110 the province of Kiangsi, has attacked! make them none the less effective, . j- Prwa Cable ; ' . peclarlcg that Senator James L. of 939,000. overpayment - slgna-fierc- e : WASHINGTON, D. August 18. t Coke t make good his charges" or upon being The contract was which he received In on the federals stationed here and a AH are identical save for the C,' The senate finance commfttse mf 9.-- ' -- - amended one section In the bill, providing admit thelf Itlsi'ty pafeUcly, John H. not finished until 1911 and by this Puna road contract It. Is under- battle is raging. General Lung tures. One petition bears nineteen tariff for a straljht duty cf h: : allowed,! Kong, governor a cent on citrus and eliminating any - com- - time bills for "extras" stood that he is going to settle the Chi of the province of names of signers, another twenty and fruits references to the size of box:: wWire, clefk of U.e ir.kle and- : ' - ' : .,: ' " on which original proviaion waa J rr.al, brought the cost of the mile of road! county claim and that the case will Kwantung, who was at the head of thel the partly based. pller of the. terete returned - " I 'from Hawaii today ire fired, he says, up. to about 51,000, say those who' cettbe, carried to the courts.; federals, 'has been- killed." .'"" '' (Continued on page three) .' face every assertlpn pf graft made T t. him and to disprove them in ' Diggs dftalL ' ' ' Assaults PhotograDlisr

Wten' Senator Coke' made public 1 ' , ; " "v-- v . -- i.- , Star-Bulleti- n I tAssociated Press Cable tla charges la ' the las TIMELY TOPICS IN BLACK AND WHITE 1 8AN FRANCISCO, Cat, August 1 6. Maury I. Dlsjs, the yeung man

home-etca- Ji here charged with violation of act, - man'agln'ss a the "white stave'! wz; maie t wail, where he Is -. development project- - in which object of another chafge today when a' warrant was sworn out f:r t1- :-- ' a'ctrsber.of Honolulans aTT interest-W- . foe alleged assault. H is said to haveanaulted a newtcaper r-4- fUNlTON HAi A a t-- n VTte-:- E to CCKl&L while the man was trying to take picture f hlnvand to. have " "him ty. tzL'A a. cr7y. bf .thi'senatort the koc;ak. vNv.; , : : . .., statement which-accused- s Wise of grafting to the extent of 200 per cent in the cosipilation of the 1918 senate Let-H-er Journal, ind. BfkP'l Gted To I tLnJtoakea " - "ctateKt-- . v ci hia t.ie of the, matter. J.'V ... ., Wire in Trrca"thls morning ' . - Associated Press Cable ' :.: - En'g Augus,18-iMra- -- .'to : r M rlvLig- on LONDONr 4. Emmeline Pankhurst been al- r t P t . cLarva af has' .."the !r . To a representative lowed to leave England, thoughawar rants are said to have been out f -- of ihe Lur-iUti- a he made a brief her. arrest for violent militant methods, . She Is going to Paris' to takj ; rest-cur- e and It Is police statement answering the . main at- J understood that th were instructed rat to detii tacks of Senator Coke. ' As the result ner. of .seaeickners he was confined to his - v r . , homB at 1810 Fort street this morn- (Continua l on page three) Germany Refuses 1915 Exhib! " vi ' - . K" . ... - mom ' ; . -.- : . ' Associated Press Cable t. ', , . . BERLIN, Germany, August 16. The govcrnraeritas 'officially decline" : man to exhibit at 5an Francisco In Iil5.-- E ; f ; , M , DEUKEW 1. W. W. Moves Aloiin ' ' : ' ' 'r t Associated .'.Press Cab)) ' '0. .1 ; . . MINOT," N. August 16-T- he I nduetrial Workers of thi World' ha vs " " l$Pi?0SED left here in a general exodus and no futher trouble is expected. . CITY DADS TO Palatial Institution Promisee with Location at King --and . ' 1 Ntmanu, Streets ; FORCE CALDVELL LEAGUE RESULT: The toryv of a palatial new fish market to be erected by. a Chinese bul ' - ':' . NATIONAL LEAGUE. t . ion the site of the. Merchants! Ex- TO 101' At Boston Boston ,8, Cincinnati 7. change saloon.. King , and Nuuanu S ' to C ttreets, Is confirmed In part by. Chief IIP At Brooklyn (OoubleheaderJ Sanitary InapecUir Clifford Charlock, Louis 1, Brooklyn .0. : St LcUls Dr. J. 8. B. Pratt and Prof. A. R. Kell- Dance is , Make Good Start Brooklyn 14. . ; . proprie- Hula , i i Recommending that the superintend- , At Philadelphia (Doubleheader) er, and by a "report that the ruinirurn niro rrrn public present business it ent of works be taken at his Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3. . Chlca;o tors of the at that AI A word off water and allowed to ; corner hare, been given notice to va- Merely Blind LAU1U on Trip faHilo cut the Philadelphia 3. 2 - ew '' a supplied' to' city county Yorki-N- : ' the and and At "New York 6, Pitt, cate "the premises. WMm " ' " According plans discussed incidentally branding his communica- burg 8.-1- : to the "- at - ,. : Hhe-heal- th . Madame Puahl, whose hula resort II I f I H Taking -with" them representatives. tion o them in which he made the i' offlcials about two hI'jPIII IIH'JX iXHIItf 111 Y jrlth ni- Kaplolanl Parle was the scene of the : VI I I every responsible civic-orga- threat! as discourteous ; and uncalled r LEAGUE.' wjeeks ago by . a young Chinese, who if llll I it ill II lil iliD from AMERICAN ; lil illllllll ( (Jharles tragedy Sunday from -- more and in general criticizing for C. declined ' to give his name, but evi- puertler in' Honolulu and for, him At Chicago ''Chicago 2, New York recently the morning, denied today that she..bad Vlhan forty "of the business houses, the sending such a letter to them, the city At Cleveland Philadelphia I.Cleve- dently has returned from - proj- been ordered to close her place Juntil m JHonolulu Ad Club had everything fathers at a meeting this . afternoon land 10.- - , .a mainland,' the new fish market Navigation Com- S V 1 i could a li- The new Matson J. oai.ac v7 jcaio vrav VJy mi , Super- C. - contemplation-I- re- such time as she obtain said several hard things about At DetroitDetroit 1, .Washfnjton ect in s to be a pany passenger and freight steamship jBtor ' d cense to run from .the supervisors. intendent CaldwelL -- Is 0, 4. markable affair. v it Matsonla was today launched at the At St Lou St Louis Boston Briefly plan Involves the ras- Sheriff Jarrett in an interview with 'Hllo a three o clock. In the latter's letter, which was the Newport News, Va, Shlp Honolnlu. anartrkents inffof" Star-Bulleti- n yards of the diedalhi8. . . - , ing of the structure now on the site a representative of the xoung snoruy... noon AI hose going on the trip were read at the meeting, he stated that yesterday he had ordered building Company, the affair proving tne noiei oeiore unless water bills REBEL ARE ROUTED and the erectioif of a concrete edifice, stated that a success in every detalL" says a spe- today, following a stroke of apoplexy at the wharf at half past two o'clock, the rendered the to permanently close the place, pho- city, aggregating more , than the sum costing approximately 35,000, espe- her, cial cable received this morning at which he suffered last evening. He when Roscoe Perkins, the official keep until she i pos- of 7000, were paid August . cially for the retailing of fish, fresh or at least it closed & Cookie, was untilsthe hour his tographer- secured a record for before 20. (Special cable to the Japanese Chron-;- Jar-re- tt the office of Castle the local unconscious of " -- open would leav- '. ' to Sheriff ; ra he discontinue supply, meats and vegetables. It Is to be of had a license it Navi- : Si terity As distinctive mark .the its icle.) ? ; V representativer of the Matson: death. ing" , Interi- also said, that s he had directed -- wore white the. city buildings, parks and concrete throughout with the gation' line. y'r Mr: was a native of Hung- members of the club hats TOKIO, Japan, Aug. 16. -- It is re- - to close shop at once upon hear- Spltzer schools without water. ' or- finished in smooth cement with her with the Ad Club band around them Ho-na-n, . new Matsonla was ary and came to Honolulu in "1898, ported here that the province" of ing of the tragedy. Madame Puahl The keel for the fast-ene- : "It is impossible for u? to pay tbe 'glittering white tile surface; solid 1912. clothing and carried canes to which were now occupied by the rebels, has - stated the laid during the latter part of going into the business bills in , the time "set by .Mr. Cabi-wel- l, concrete partitions i and tables and also denied this. She that silk pennants. Six big banners i'-- - The plans call for the completion of shortly after his arrival here. He Is de- withdrawn s declaration of inde- had not spoken- to regard- , even" if we had a mind to," counters, all built In with the build- sheriff her three-sons- are being carried by the party and as permanence, ing her resort until Tuesday the the liner by January, 1914, and pro- survived by a widow, Ar- clared Supervisor Petrie. pendence and once more taken sides ing and designed for at ton- Clifford, a climax there is one daddy banner Yuan -- ;. : vide for a vessel of 9000 gross thur, Sidney and all of whom with the 'forces and perfect sanitation. inquest. ; requires services of two men. "Let us call his bluff, recommend- cleanliness Honolulu, 'daughter, that the Shih-Ka- l. Woosun; building) young out- MHe just told me I had close nage, 501 feet long, 58 feet beam and reside In and a ed Supervisor Pacheco, angered over The rebels at The the Chinese better - The entertainment committee has ai, up 44.6 feet depth. ' Mrs. Lewis, wife of the local arch- the missive. "He has no right send near-Shangh- have, been routed by to' bet two stories In height until 'the trouble blew over. I'll prepared-som- e good will to lined, is new steamship which is report- :'::- - stunts that And la taken from ground space 100x170 feet, begin to give dances again In a week, The itect alto- such a discourteous letter to us. Were the federals. it covering ed to slid down' the ways and During hi 8 career as "a merchant be pulled off during the trip and news of defeat the war display on sec- two weeks, but maybe not for three have it in my power t would call his bluif." the this that with half the retail the cleaved the waters of Newport News Mr. Spltzer made many friends not gether there should be a fine time in China Is practically at an end. A ' weeks. I can't tell now. There is no , v "I feel exactly as does Mr. Pache ond floor; : Yi morning, will only - Honolulu but on for everyone. holding 1 for the first time this in the other co, . tody of rebels is still out at : need for me to get a license. don't - added Supervisor. Petrie. Here Is where the unusualness of with propelling machinery who will be grieved to learn The committee members In charge ammuni- need any. I only give the dances to be fitted islands Supervisor McClellan . recommended Nanking but lack of food and the project la made plain, proving that 9000 horse power. vessel will of his sudden death. Funeral ar- of the arrangements are elated over mtnd public private parties, and I give them in my of The that the matter be referred to the tion will probably bring about their the promoters hare in a cargo capacity 11,000 tons, rangements not been completed. success of the trip so far and this - Y own place. So think have a of have the roads committee and to the legal de- early surrender. market such as baa never before been I I don't need making her the largest liner in the morning might have been distinguish- mid-Pacifi-c a Anyway, partment ; It was said connec- seen In the Reallxing license. the sheriff didn't launching to the extent of christening ed town by whirl of dust in this tell me to get a license. He just said Matson fleet round the tion that they would not be able to that customers will not patronize a The 'new Matsonla is to have ac- the big liner as it left the ways. that followed their heels as they rus- ASAMA VOLCANO ACTIVE If they have to climb a flight I had better, close till the trouble report until after August 20, which market ' commodation . for 250 first class and A. C. Diericx, the designer of the tled round on the last details of the dew over.' v - - : would give Superintendent Caldwell a J. of stairs, but will go across the street passengers. Money Manoa, assistant-gener- al arrangements. v 150 steerage Matsonla also the has chance to good Chro-- not spared In manager of the Matson Navi- According to advices received from "make his bluff. (Special Cable to the Japanese ; been the construction Direct accusations were also made - ' (Continued on page two) 'REVOLUTION ON ad- Company, who has - watched Hilo morning the folks there are nicle). STILL of the steamer to make the latest gation this by the city fathers Is dition one of, the finest passenger the construction from the earliest waiting with the glad hand outstretch- that Caldwell TOKIO, Japan, August 15. The vol- by . ' Captain outfit and actuated spite. The supervisors cano of Asama, located In the pro- (Special Cable to the Nlppu Jlji) carriers in the Pacific. date, together with Peter ed to welcome the Honolulu declared that they had never attempt- . something doing , every Shinano, is in eruption and TOKIO. Japan, August 16. A mea- Labor troubles are said to have Johnson, veteran skipper, and former there will be ed to only vince of be- avoid the bills, but wished scattering ashes for miles around. ger report was received hare today to delayed the date of the launching. master of the Wilhelmlna, are minute of the time. time to aajust them. is SAFE the effect that a fierce battle is rag- The event Is understood to have lieved to have also been present at A special stunt has been fixed up Villages at the base of the mountain ing at Nanking, province of Klangsi, been attended by Captain William H. the. ceremony. for the arrival of the steamer at Hilo and within several miles radius are H. E. HENDRICK, TLTD. Matson, president and general mana- Matsonia will be in command which should be welcomed by the res- SUGAR reported to be in danger of destruc- and Alakea between the federals and the insurg- The Merchant ents. No details were given as to the ger of the company. Mrs. Matson of Captain Johnson when placed In idents as it will be especially pertin- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 16. Beets, tion. Asama has erupted on various ! ; Telephone 2648 leaders nor as to hlch party is liable and Miss Lurline Matson are under- the regular service betwen San Fran- ent in connection with the object of 88 analysis, 9s. 2 d. Parity, 3.95 occasions and at times has done con- l-2- - to be victorious. '. stood to have participated in the cisco and Honolulu. . ' the present trip. cents. Previous quotation, 9s. 4 d. siderable damage. : TWO i-- HONOLULU STAIBULLETIN, SlTURDAYA UG UST 10, 1913

fxo&Haizaih IT Jf i - tf HIM Will Join Brother in & Province ofKwangsi CV- 'rr:::':'l'.'-'- 1 DELUXE imsiei ' ' m m m m mm a k in Tounq, wno was uaiiea city transfer ca i JAS. H. LOVE. Home from United States IS PROPOSED Mining - r r- - Heads Bureau r"vr'TrrTttT-T-rTT- r rrz . Word has - been, recei ved . from. In engineer (Continued from pagp one) Young, a Chinese mining who some months, "ago wasor.ltied i v to the other, competitive stalls, the home from Carrojltpwn, Pal.! by the promoter says he would install, a mov- Chinese government, as told in, detail In Star-Bulleti- to ing stairway. - is conceded that this at the time the It now head feature-- would, for a time 'at least, the effect that he Is at the rt-pubi- ic. second-floo- r of the mining bureau, of the youhs - Si make the . market the ' most popular in Honolulu, as everyone ; ; ''v;c,.; would want to test .the novelty. . In. Young. .who, was assimilating U. S. 22C : i The hui's intention, it is claimed, is practical experience In the coal mines WT tc iD ake the market permanent, and of Pennsylvania at , the : time of his alir.ost every fitting would be so solid recall, writes, to. his brother Young that It would endure at least qne-- na- ung of, Keaiakekua, South Kona, to An unusual procedure occurred In The Star-Bullcti- a has; received the tural life-tim- e. Other , features. dis- the effect that he is in charge of the the U. S. district court this morning, following accqunv oi , iuo rjeorauoa cussed were a motor plant, supplying mining Industry of the republic, in- when U. S. Marshal E. R. Hendry, in of the 22nd anniversary of the wed- - stairway, cluding tin, coal, ..iron, silver and ; fudges, took Mrs. 1L power for the moving a the absence of both ding of Sergeant and ' William ' "' ' ' h glass-covere- . " " freezing plant , connecting.-wit- d number, of other, minerals. At the charge of affairs, calling the cour. tu Lopcr: - Uiniiijcb 10 cases- where all meats and present time, he states,. the. 'order at o'clock, and promptly; ad Friday evening being the twenty-secon- d, vegetables would be. kept-i- n plain are being, rapidly , deveoplfc about journing. It until the same, hour, Mon- anniversary of the wedding at view and frozen: a water. i pipe con I50.O0Q. this- - material being. 89i day morning. It Is not often a. Unit- Point. N.;t otT'Ser&C and. Mrs.4 opera- - West necting with the 'bar through which ftp Hongkong, monthly. . Active ed States marshal is called upon to William IL Loper. their many friends - i coal, silver, as aa. arresting all- water for general . washing: and Un in iron and. he Berve as court well Fathered at 1279 King street Wbruah - purposes could bet drawn j pepts. will .commence on a heajthy.ba-wit- h oQcer, though he is endowed, with aside the frost .which nestles'! amid little expense; an interior, whit psis, in .the near fqture,. the lack of such authority , in. emergency situ-tion- the raven locks of the war and ' - horse enow'-with-- glass-coyere- d fttpd..owin to the , . revplutionarr ; . as CQunterSkj his better, nine-tenth- ; and, to the presided i over by whiteMpped n.d ccndjtten oi the, country, having tied .A In' the present instance Judge, Clem weird melody so soofhinely nrnyldpJ white-aprone-d tradesmen,' and artistic: uie.na.nua oiin.e, w.u uuipait, ons is on the mainland, taking.a. va- by the Lusitania Glee Club the mists decorations, of . living: small palms, thev past fewmpnths. ., ., cation, and Judge. Dole, .as called to. and vapors of swiftly moving years & ferns and hibiscus, placed, attractively. nn, Xoung -- iS' at present locatedvln the borne of a relative Wahiawa, ere pushed aside, and 'again thp low The young Chinese who portrayed KwangsV w;here.'his brother Youn At his request the marshal conducted plaintive cry, ot, the orphaned bivalve this beautiful viston for. the benefit of Tung,. expects to join him, in,. the fall, court, for. a space of two minutes, to was head along the shores of WilleU comply, . - r the health officials has won their un the latter , expecting to lea,Te the Islr with the law. . ' cry , Point, anA the. ma4 of;Kosioskl dying affection knd has. been assured ''ands, the middle, of next month, , Incidentally. . Clerk), A..E. Murphy when he beheld Freedom fall on Flir- OF ; cxkjperatlon. : his in court this morning, 0USA1S HiOOlIfW OMISSION their enthusiastic He Commenting on the prospects. In took seat tation' Walk, near Battery. Knox, disclosed himself to them , About two the first: tim? since his. recent serious KwangsV Young Tung says: . ."There brought, oblivion ta the. present ,and weeks ago, but since then has not is a splendid opportunity, to make, a illness.:"' : f V - ' y egain McDerby's Bridge of Boats and - been seen around the board of health fprtune In the cattle raising industry Newton's Grand Junction Box, were in Inspector Farmer was a passenger y y headquarters-- pur- f Inter-lslan- d Mauna Kea ! ' iij .that province. Agricultural direct contact with the casement in the steamer IKES - . FLEERS' Yet color. has,rr;',.,,been lent the story pay big ' ' t i mprning following several days suit "or any. kind, in fact, - mong wno this. by.- - rumors around fish stalls, to ino?e assisted 10 apei ppent on Big the money, provided a man has a little settling depressions ' the Island. the -- effect that the-saloo- n pn the prov the' of life amid Pacific Mall liner. Siberia,, sail- cash and good practical experience. the vagueness of thb "ParadJse iThe. posed . va- of the site has received notice to Lands are numerous , and prices and ing from Honolulu on last; . Sunday " ' Pacific,". werb Scrgt' Major Thomas cate. It Is understood thatt as t a re- " ' ; " - ridiculously low ; '. s morning, reached San- Francisco at sult of the story, the owners of the Kennedy (street ' commissioner)' and yesterday, morning ac Mrs! Kennedy,' nine,o'clock present fishmarket quarters across the 4 CESPGSLE Mr. and Mrs. Richard cording to the receipt of cables. are- - seriously . J TP Boulton, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Mitchell, " j Member street discussing the Tcrcral thousand travelers enrouto Accompanied by Interpreter Chuck of the harbor commission Mr. and" Mrs. George M". Frazier, Mr. Inter-lslan- d feasibility of r constructing a big ice A n various polats around Pacl-- How stenographer. Inspector are expected to join the MA sii the and a N.Q and. Mrs. R. Mrs. Donald a plant, PqKcs Frank Drain,. steamer-Maun- expected to cost about 150,000,' - nre due to pa7 a visit to Honolulu cleaning up a Kea when that vessel Farmer succeeded la Monday, to, improve their , facilities. - and. - be Donovan Mrs.' Robert Sykes, Mrs. TTonday as passengers at least accumulating departs, from Hilo. afternoon, "Y. la considerable amount of - ready to face tho stiff competition Na'nnfette Le Malre, Mr. and Mrs. oUowing 1 - trans-Pacifi- c f a complete inspection of . police ; liners, business that awaited the Federal of- de-- t. The profess to have learned William Clair; ' ' territorial as, well owned which a model market such as that St vo passengers V - - Korean National '. hundred or more , ficials. scriDed woua preate. that, the Association ori- .Mrs. Leper,', was man along coast of Hawaii. but-little- . Should, steamer clear, from an recipient of .i the mainland are nearing the Bad weather' Is believed account- wharves the takes stock iq the'story re a ; The members of the ' commission. ental, port for the Philippines and up- beautiful, pieces of cut g!i3, whll? tha t in two steamers, and will remain able for the delay In 'arrival of the lated by a countryman named Un Kun sergeant, gloated over ' - Including Chairman Caldwell and on arrival at destination be, found to threb srrokln? '! ; Won, who alleged some nights ago ' for an Indefinite period. Ventura at. San Fran- well-meanln- g i Oceanic llaer Messrs. CJiurch, McStocker and Mc- have a quantity of unmanlfested opium sets' which a. thoush - . while passing along county he Pacific. Mall steamer Korea cisco. The steamer leaving here on today that the 97 Friday coast Carthy, were to arrive at Hilo highway near Honouliuli hp was set aboard, thp skipper, of, the vessel can uuauirecieu irienusmp, proviaea. i San Francisco, has cabin and before last reached the Saturday, Aug. 16, Is according to predictions made with n,pt be,hel4 to.accpunt, nor he liable . ,At four A. M. the1 war horse. wa3 r. umber of second-clas- s travelers for pprt at four o'clock yesterday after- , upon,: by, jobbers and the sum . of ,4150 ' Ho- "Hilo. and n way porta Mauna Kea. im- ' the arrival of the Mauna Kea at to punishment . through fine or presenting departing guests ; . person. the. with. This vessel fs due off the noon. , . . 4 , , a. ,:t taken from his The claim is Eimr.. in. MJ... f deci- "uke-ukes- - nolulu this morning. prisonment, according to. late wha,t he termed " as souve- . early may get Coal now en route from Newcastle, made that the assault of the Korean V at an hour and ; e The commissioners are to-b- given sion 'handed down in the court of first of,! a, most-- evening.-sucha- y at o ciock in N. S. W., to the islands in thej Amer took place at a plantation camp nirs, ' enjoyable tor the orient five every or 1 DEPARTED . ; Makaweli, may di- opportunity viewing tne where several hundred spectators Instance at Manila. ' eYening as meanders alcng cfternoon. The Korea Is to; be ican barkentine be. -- made-upon - the- new--, wharf-- at - ' - progress Judge,- Av'8:.CrasfIeld has handed the. boulevard of. time but once. sjfred of 300 tons of cargo and verted from Honolulu- ip a port oa Friday, Aug. 5. , were present. The theory is now ad the.) Crescenjt . .1 decision.-in,.the- , - island of. Mauk ves- Ciy:'; Ths tructur(e story of-- shooP dpwn his caSe- Pt'lhe' take a like amount of coal. The the Kauai or The ' - Maul ports Claudin, at.mr 6; p, vanced that the the has i been in line . for cojisilerabI ir EteamshlpV,' Ruhr,' versus." .theUniteiT ves-lscludi- sel sailed from the Australian port Cng robbery may bp gjven withj a : ICH.'Rcnton, of North Kohala, has ugh list of passengers in this auai pcrs ff-WfJ- m and ' change of pkvi H since (hje lasli . .visit Sau governments I ' Aug. 11. r - - States February list been appointed governor us on " view , upa. ppssipie shprt- the Asiatics, is said to be ' bodjs. iV oiyertng, -- b' from the l ;. 13,380 kilqa, nt opium and 2.62. kilos . A of residing on rege a member of tho board prlaoa "in- larre. . - v . number Chinese in. accounja. .,,v. of A conference betweea, the members , on mi3..vf;-- .o the. island of .Hawaii are . desiroui of Manual Aiamwin wonfii. pmmnvRn ui inorpnine.ere, seizea spectors for the third judicial cfrruJt wlerra .of tllo Oceanic. 'JIne, Of . commjssion the,. iKohala , visiting the and In. r6ad depart- - eel by the. stomas, offlclals ,as ' . iO cabin and 17 steerage passen-- their native land and at the Per str..Maua;Jei, !romliliflUTi the.tyr:aAd: county -, Clvte league was productlveofi inuch -- - manifested cago. been V;.- is also scheduled to arrive from same time have filed application with way ports,: Taylor, 'R. Hyne, diich' on- which he Ashas Don't forget the mooallsht danca beneficial"Tesult whije, valuably. !ta,ta PA P, - cases, toe at - the Federal immigration . department was working mornjng, and suf- J1ust?nL xssal wa3 coast Monday morning. The Si- was, secured concerning the best loca- phock Hoy. E: Farmer, a W-- Purkee ,hls fined P500;isuc,foe cnrrylnglinnianifested theWaikiki Inn tonight given in hon- . for return certificates, necessitating Habig-orstiT- fered iniaries which resulted in his remains here all the week and tion; fo the. proposed, newf Mahukona Mrs. A. B Clancy Miss E. r :argo 77 or pf; the rQlo3ts and horsemen who sj&Lqry a-t- er in accprdanfie, with section : call the presence of Edwin Farmer, . Unit- ' ''-i- : E.' H. death at' Queen's hospital y wiil,particJpat Ka-piola- ni for San Francisco at nocn wharf, : v Hi? Shihi Juda and in today's races at t:' y" i t 'r - em-pip- of act ,?35i ."5he vessejl; was rejease the-- ed' States immigration inspector at! wife,- A. Lindsay, a B."". noon. jHonez has been In th,e. A 13 rday. Cargo to amount of The Hile4 railway wharX Is. to . be. J. Thomas, park. cordial invitatlcn . ' undef,,hpnd "iand; the' case' takijn t '. Hilo. .' rl' '. MUses Thonjas of the city for some moitJhist pas. 4tb, tons will be "discharged. brought $q "attentijOB. ?X . conv (2, Miss H. Stephen, cxtendpd all friends ol ,thoi the the court by. Wariler.. Barnes & Company. "' - . he Toyo Risen Kaisha Hongkon? missipn today' while the members will W. KurUaiU. Master Ev Kuritani, Rev. He was a Portuguese, and is said, to '''";'" Wallele Bucked the Swells. have been prominent ln Pprt,ugue8e the, ..Mala..bserit for, the .Philippine j, from San Francisco to the far also be asked; to.. pass uppn the p. unsu jfcjfVJ.omatsu, Miss H. Hon- J Inter-Islan- d sie - C eamsnip company to -- The steamer. Wallele, - society circles.. wiucn this ', due to reach, this port also on for (the proposed- new warehouses, da, Mjj3s,FugimotoMiss Mizinle.'MIss fternal .TsseJLbelongs. : returning from Hawaii , this morning, f , 7 A fay, understood jto carry a Aj i special . Kasania. terrVTani)motof ,rW. E. ,t.J is meeting of the Hilo Crpssfie-.he- n. ti;,Jdge Jn hi3. deyi-sip- 77. - is reported to have met with rough ! - r.Wrnnge, Dr. DIEs"fR0M Kf,ES j list of Asiatic Bteerage passen- boatd of trade boea.j, called for Ber8hickerr- flUPINO o on trip. Heavy hs - that's the master the yjesseJ C weather the homeward Monday, at whfch timei they. wiJL meet fottAEO IX,,.AV Haneberg. X. PUT HM TUC ja.-,,S- not knpwn of, the. presepce'pf the t office of H. & Ca,1 squalls with northerly swells were the take Aar,pBi v; Jllake. Mrs. 'H-.B-. the Hackfeid wih the harbor commission and L HalA-- coptr'abandV on board, the ves3el rule. The vessel found hotter condi- ; A. JSQirao, QHALA A Filipino died, at that . said the Pacific Mail liner China up a, number of pending and import' Brown and daughter,', G. Wednesday, from, t ac- - wa3,not",l(JabJe.,and1dId Jiaye to pay I tions prevailing after passing the Ha- K.onpr wa last not from ant matters, v , . Mrs. Mrs. J.aep paster i.(uet 1 time her arrival the Orient " thB.Tlne,,,. Durins.' the ..last, years come Monday afternoonj makua coast. The freight included ty. Miss .t;Hotty, S. iTomikawa, cuf the. kny.ciue Dy. a cane few SITUATION. WANTED to a berth iC,KR99W -- par- - 4.697 of sugar, 101 cof- wrs.-,,BH.r.Bona- knifeu His .comrades., bandaged , the Hhere have been.any niimbec of In probably! carry sacks sacks . ; King.;. Mrs. faq. i China all will w Empress on Vtaj r .,hercri-vesseJs,rbav- - tfe -- e . Careful Japanese c.'.auffour wants do- 72 . - Qit, and w.ofked on for a while, aupjuaaea, been . pas- - fee and head of cattle. P.'Bnen .and- child' Mrs S Yanaga, be :ls.l of at least five hundred The fine new liner Empress of Asia, . Ad- : - fined from I?I,QQQ on.yie same sition; has had long experience. '.: Id . and - B. Gage,j.Miss fbut lalerwenjt.'tJhis'.room, where he V&to crs. a ship to Russia, .and the lat- thr.'cbildren,- C 'prp-te- sister the st Tig Offer Damaged foundV(in', a stat-o- j insensibility, charge and'.Me fine paid without dress K, care Y. M. B. A., P. O. box for Steamer. est addition jto. the Canadian-Pacifi- c K. Stewart, jMxSr.tF. Calama an,d child, yas Bus-sa- keVnajss Xhjs M-- .. - , v Representatives of the Mitsui ii M. Perpfia,' .wife and child, M. (Jnto death be ,foitionMwa:$:&x . . . .'. rlcan-Hawalla- n fleet, was to, have sailed from the Far Mis frajhlch, - Movements. ifyfo, .' cou light pn the, subject- and. U,. is. under- . 562Hm. Kaisha at Manila are said Mo Vabepuver :. .in. ime '. to Pereria, T. Harada, liss BrighjtMias ,the ;1d.ptar arrive, It p e next American-Hawaiia- n Eastf for reach stood that .the of have come forward with an offer of ,pp Aug. 30, ac- M. Masud,f IL C Smart and :M. sjpposeifc jthati fie Removed, .the band- cqeor customs hter with cargo for the islands destination on about .ife ; . 1125,000 for the wrecked and dam- cording to rsports brought B. Barrtps J. V1I. "Ise andl'sont'; H. age andr blecLto path trom a small wiUaplihe cas. .... FOR RENT. Id arrive at Honolulu from Spund, , la, aged Swedish steamship Nippon, i and wife, JLjE GarciAj.Mis.s arier.-soha- M(Jgefc,.,f A o with; a.rrival ol thev WRice r, 3 on or about August 22, accord-t- the Sibria. : ' l,pj,r" t r fuungalow for rent Ring up 1645. which two months ago went ashore ; T3umuyo, Miss O. Kiya. Mise Miyp, . - m. j 'Tfi late advices received by C P. The .performance of the. Asia, in Tnr,i rti'1! on Scarabaro rocks in the southerji crossing!, blsfpond will be. watched MasterrMnoru, unempto, R. Tsuuoda, U pL sbmlttcd.-thj- 9 .lowest general freight agent ' the Resell for; the - Philippines and for weeks was the Mrs.- A,,H. Smithy M.rij.N. B.L.jeraBr ldv fa ypublict works, dpatmej&t Furnished- - 522 at this point . The Virginian is with more thap, passing. inteest.V. The Jtl AiLijXl rooms at Hotel St In I - " ' subject of much litigation;; the Horner, f A. ;jL Askew. at, n,pon, todajr for the contract. t;PkBupr " - ' east-boun- d Empress ; Russia smashed- existing er.AJiss ;irs. ? v" .nice, clean, airy', rent moderate. 'u!ed to bring cargoes V K" .six-inc- h . ""j . f'f court 8. i . records in'the'voyagd from Yokohama S. Tomita, S. Kuzumutai Master H ply and lay. pjDng in. the tl'ii- tered 254 and 3G5 which, left New to claimed that this, figure would Wilkins,, W. Shaw, Kaimuki VTheteners,Twr I; on 26 2, respec-- It to the British Columbian coast, White. J. E. wife district June and July doubled present ' ' bulkJjQ supplying con- have to be before the ' - '. P ' and daughter, H. Waldrori, W. Hurst for the job in Several rooms' and suite in exclusive ly, in the Texan and Kentuckian. . owners vessel would consider a : piers number, of 1 of the Mauna Kea Storm Tossed. crete water and the Virginian is to be followed by " , and'-stron- t : Job; -- 5625-3- proposi.;Jon to tell, the vessel, n The Heavy winds are days desired to, complete thp Address Box 627.,- : . t 'American-Hawaiia- n ... seas Rijr Liners Qnlt w Zealand Missourian. owners and underwriters' representa- of, Hawaii, They were as follows: Friesell, n' the ruie along the, coast The decision, of the p.,and O. Com to depart from Seattle and.Tacp-o- ; '. Lord-Youn- g Six-roc- tives are reported to be planning to by Inter-Islan- d; 5655, $18, 90 days; En- house, College and Dotrinia September 6. The Arizonan, and the route followed the pany to discontinue its New. ZealanJ ' put up a bond to secure the release flagship Kea in, return- gineering Company, $6445, $15," 150 Sts. . Apply W; 11. Campbell, 1st some ago, , Mnuna. service, although meaning a loss to ;h days left the port 5(j25-t- f of the vessel and then to seek' an . $8992, $25, $150; H. iNat'L.Bank.;.,,; .. ing from Hi 1q, and wa: ports, , , Auckland; will result, Sydney being days; Fp Ricks. Kahulul, Port Allen and Hilo, is - ' in adjustment of the salvage mat- .V'cath,er conditions preyented the the terminal port for campany's H. Foster, and i Edward Ross. $6485, '""d to sail, from the latter port , the In Punahou tflstrict 2 room (urnfshed ' V :.-- 1 ter through diplomatic negotiation ', 140 ( i ' . 'ThQrjeply. ' :"alina Cruz 6a or, about; August vessel calling . at Laupahoehoe, as a steamers, all the year round; $6.75, 4ays ii'i to.,the ,r,eauc.t jot the " cottage parlor bedroom,' with the Washington government It a,t time, i mi m i made tp and' piano tr.klng a large, shipment of sugar heavy, swell was running the The reason for this step are best the territorial board In parlor;' ladies' preferred; Inquire was said that a further expenditure making the landing of passengers or known, to com pany Leaking. Yessel In Sad PHflht ; ; oj health for funds with which to bnry . ether products of the Islands. thev .itselfs That 11720-- , College 5625-- 1 w. of $5,000 will probably accomplish the , indigent Iq tbp morgue .Street ... tTeighi ln tne Bman boats an exceed the desirability: , for ; discontinuing Advices from. Newcastle, England, doad taken was necessary- - temporary repairs me - ; io ingly difficult, and dangerous proposi- sending the steamers to Auckland, has Btate that; foreknowledge of the fate made today. written by direction pf House with 6 Iargb rooms and electric List. ship, ' which will enable her to be Dr. Sr. B pratf,1 president' .hau Leads the. for some time past been recognized of his ship, the Mountoswald.; which J of the lightsi..$22.50.a month: 446 Kuakini I longkong. or ; perman- - i . .auhau- plantation heads the taken to f the; twenty-fou- r was of njeet- - . - liet : brought consign- A. with her crew of men b9ard. heath and the - r f. ' The Mauna fKea by Mr. Gordon Wesche, superin reaaX St. 5616-t- larger amount of sugar await- - ent work-- : hAQin nr orrap nor nAnmnrp i juk me .inpmnnn ments . of lumber, wine, poultry and tendent In Australia for the company, navAP ui Kunerf unrs nis - Ha-'-., - - Thp ehipment from the island of sundries. A fairly large list of pas- is evident from the fact that it was from Baltimore for Hamburg on Feb- j communication was referred to FOR SALE according to report that, reached ... " 1912, m .commutes, sengers returned in the vessel. on his suggestion that . the directors ruary 17, was. shown, a.ietteriMie.neaua city this morning with the return Purser Philipps reports the steamer have arrived at the; decision. from Captain Stannard ; to his wife, In Dart the letter said! Cyphers Incubater and Brpoder; phbne Ma-- , ' . "We ; 1 Purser JhilUps of the steamer Kauai the Hilo railway wharf, Referring to--. Gor- read, during the board of trade in- ,buryajg( ot.ihe' dead irom' the ,2-o3.- ;.;. ,." 5625-4- . AND at the matter, Mr. . Kea. The following sugar is not-- : VESSELS JT0 where sugar is being discharged into don Wesche said: is not possible quiry into the loss , of the vessel The various institutions uijder bur 'con- - "It ; . Olaa 5000, Waiakea" 3600, HUo . ar freight trol an average of four burials per Runt 'plgepns,' California stock; phone the Matson Hinlonian. The steamer to service Mountoswald. transatlantic 1 -- , , ISUflDS; state whether the will be "-- -'' --'-- '-. Co. 8495, Onomea 5960, Haka-- & are made, $20 2203: 5625-- 4 r Helene was taking on freight at the discontinued this . coming season, steamer, belonging to Messrs Lunn month at the rate of 1' 13,000, Laupahoehoo Pe-peeke- o, amounting to $80. 200,Kukaiau wharf .The' Maul was passed at which commenced in November. We Maccoy, pi . Newcastle, dropped the While' this" charge 20,-- - Special to Jlerckattti' -- , '. Xible -- is. one Hamakua Mill 100, Paauhau while the Kalulanl wras an- are awaiting London. In pilot she had taken, on. board at Balti- that should be borpe by the MATTRESS MAKER." - ; ' advice from Honokaa 680Q, Punaluu 1125, Ho-- ' Exchanger ! Captain board,' yet may be considered in chored off Paauhou. the meantime, I think highly possi more in Chesapeake bay and; it the ' it but-si- de ; a 2415 sacks. Mat-so-n , estimate, for if three persons died H. Kikukawa. Mattressea made to or- The schooner Spokane and the ble that the - company's vessels will Stannard, sent ashore, with ,him a only farewell letter, to his. wife. It said: of the homes, the county no doubt der, 581. N. King St nr. Desha lane. - steamer Hilonian were the proceeding -- not be to Auckland next 5 - ' Aug. 16.. -- ; 5623-6m- Saturday, ' would be compelled to bury -- V r" vy Off deep sea craft represented at Hilo. season, v a - 1 "We have twelve feet of water in them." t " Weather Kauai. SALINA CRUZ Arrived, Aug. 14: S. as matter of fact. have ;; In another, part atten- yet , of the 'letter :.e Inter-Islan- d The bark; RIthet was reported as ready suggested they, the forppeak. and are not out of steamer Noeau met Columbian, from Hilo, July 31. that should not" - to- - S. ' tion .is- c?Jlei the expense borne CtEANING, DYEING, REPAIRING. sugar. - - 'v- harbor. God, knowsi whether we shajl . rough seas and. stronj; winds in - CRUZ-Sail- ed, Aug. 14 S. to sail from Mahukona with As '.r' SALINA ' now by the territory fortne Bupport of: the -- The" schooner Annie Johnson from ever, reach heme The, sailors are tins along Tirindward Kauair The ; S. Missourian, for San Diego. - Nautical School is Popular. '''amour-ting : aVmonth. T. Murakami Clothe3 cleaning, dye- - af-tha- t - morgue, tor $250 - port ?' working at, the pumps, I wanted the cl has returned with cargo includ- SAN .FRANCISCO Sailed, Aug. 16, 1 San Francisco, arrived" The Philippines nautical school, ills', 'renalrin? . Wnrlr amarantcArl - ; shipv tp be dry -- New York, "Therefore we' consider.; adds the 2240 sacks of sugar, 180 sacks of ': p, m.: S. S. Shinyo Manx, for Hono- on Friday morning. not long ago resurrected by. an act docked at : , by morgue Call and deliver. Nuuanu nr. Kuikut : f';--.- : would, letter, "that using our and and-1- 1 - '' . rsi-.- - " but the owners not. allow. ' .. 14, sacks. of beans pack- lulu, . , . of the Assembly.- is popular, with ifx , ' 5625-6- m . 'j . 4 ,The, vessel was never, spoken equipment; the; county . saves that - of Fundries. - ; The? fast little schooner Annie John- young Filipinos,; 35; of whom are now i after v Aug. per ... ; PORT TOWNSEND Arrived. .. wardft was bullt Glasgow much month.",. son has arrived at Mahukona from the enrolled as - students of that inst'tu-tion.- She 'at Port CHILDREN'S DRESSES. ; 16: Alice Cooke, hence July ; ; Supervisor Wolter stated to 'the Schr. - e in .1900. Her net tonnage. was .2,QJ0, ccast, the vessel 'bringing': shipments Many; more-ar- seeking admiss- - . . - 2S. beam-forty-fi- re supervisors that be has. had three y.:, of lumber as well as other lines qf ion.- but owing to lack of funl3 her length, 330, feet, her Children's, sctioo! 'dresses made to. or-- " the ZS SUN ATiD MOON - conferences with, Dr.' on PORT TOWNSEND Arrived, Aug. ; feet and- her depth' sixteen feet Pratt the by - plantation supplies. . cannot be accommodated until the der very reasonably experienced a U e m 16 : Schr. J.'H. Bruce, hence July 1. She was carrying a cargo, of merchan proposition of burying, the indigent c , The Annie Johnson is reported "to financial stringency Is relieved bytthe - .dressmaker. ii30 Union nr..Ho(tel r s ' dead. was pointed by Super- St m MAHUKONA Arrived, Aug. 15: Schr dise to Germany. it Put &6Z4-ar- a B 9 P have arrived at ; the Hawaii port yes- allptmentcf additional funds., W. W. visor the cost city Francisco, 1 '. . i .Wolter that to the Annie Johnson, from San morning. understood . . r ' terday It is that Marquardt. of the bureau of education,! county . and for burying bodies is Ck 5 ''j;'; Aerograms. . ', , The following wireless message has the of BICYCLES -- AND MOTORCYCLES. o the schooner will be supplied with a. the principal oft the nautical school, 'such-person- s S. S. Hongkong Maru, arrives from been .r received by , the agents, frppt was rapidly increasing. end.-an- s - shipment of sugar before returning, to. is, working, towards that d is tmt .... Monday, 1 p. m., " ; Oceanic,. , S... . - K. Okahiro has Excelsior' motorcycles p.m n.n.1 San Francisco, and ? the S. Co,, S. Sierra, 630) Sti San Francisco. hopeful of success. ' 1.9 4.31 9.00, 9j o 65 ", " . - n a; proceeds ' Yokohama 6 p. m. bound, from San, forf Hono- Beolote! .Sails, . for sale. Bargain, j Perfect con- it to at ( Francisco tot Coast 1 p; am '.. ' S-- dition.-Chea- same day. lulu: 860 miles, irom port f p. m. : The American schooner Resolute .TTvrqg ;wp Dcjnt. IT - L19 19 0.19 5.3(4 9.tl 19 6.19 1.47 . &. from San Fran- .": Aug. 15. 80 cabin passengers for, Hq was dispatched S. Korea arrives Let your Judgment culde you Consider; your pockethook. . v ' for. Port Townsend at 13 114 SO 1.20 6.33 9.40. 6.S8 2 44 cisco. Monday, 4 a. m.- - with 92 cabin nplulu.. .17 . steerage ; passengers t for noon today, the vessel .taking ballast PLUMBER I Honolulu.-.-- . 44; 14 .07i 8.4J and 4 second cabin passengers for sacks mail for .Hono- only. The. Resolute arrived at . the .50l 1.0 76,10.04, &9 John Mattas- sanitary I t Honolulu; 67 through passengers. lulu. '3325 tons general. cargo for Ho port-o- n July 21, with lumber to the - plumber and 15 8.11'10J9. 4.49 -- J.J4 t.0 M0 5J9 S. S. Sierra, arrives from San Fran- " nolulu;, 95 packages express matter. of the loca branch of iAIexan-der- & sheet raetj worker; manufacturing We sojicft your transfers from a bundle to a carload. , f order " repaiffng SO Monday . M . . -- , and autb fenders, radiat- 13 1.9 S.S6 S Rfl 1A M 8.4CW 6.S6R1 cisco, Monday early, with cabin Wlll;arrive off.,port' early,, Baldwin. ? . ; i ors, etc; auto $2.50 and .17. steerage passengers for Ho- ; morning. August 18. Docks at the fenders ud: best 17 4.0)1II e SW 7.1 S 9 80 11 14 5.40 STAB-BrtLETI- : v Ala-ke- a 4U nolulu; 44 sacks mail and 335 tons y 3.BapessMGp? Oceanic' S S. Cos dock, foot of Fort N GIVES TO0 in town, Telephone 4382; 1181 '' Hawanan : .V. " : near . - 5624-- 1 w. Full moon Aug. 16. at 9:56 a. nx: cargo. ".: . , , .1, Nuuanu and Queen 8treett street Beretania. - HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913. THREE

CHARGES LOCAL GENERAL 1 - ARE MP Q --SCHMITZENGOBBEr " The Honolulv Oil Company at Taft, PiCKLE50ULZ AJyxrfAT Cal.. has No. 4 well on section 8. 22 FALSE SAYS 24. in aeain. after some time spent in DmWG TO CLOSE! cleaning out v mmssM Will LooK for Trade-Mar- k Quench That Thirst iMr 18 the CP MSif(7S CI VN F. M. Swanzy this morning was ap- 7XT 310W .: ! . ; pointed guardian of the property in I g Hawaii, of Julie Grinbaum, who is de swpitmutcumx firmno n tained in California as an, Insane per 1 son. The guardian's bond was fixed V 'THS WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CCPANY ' page one) , . : : . (Continued from at $450. "''in H WW! M UIMU y CACk UMCt TO MX TMt WOIHJ I AT ing; but his statement today will be FULLY TIIEJIOTELS AIMERS - A meeting of the mercaants asso EMM followed by one in detail early next ciation will be helo In the rooms ol ' week. y r ;- association, rswng hotel build-- Sjwo I,.. .. n Charge. the Answers Each ine. at half-oas- t three o'clock Tues i.,t ' ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL, ; The eharges made by Senator Coke AN Right-on-; OF day afternoon. Questions of local" In SECURES Charles P. Parson, Hilo; J. C 10 LEW fall into three general divisions, and terests will be . brought up for dis Jr, U. S. A.; Wm. Tindle and wf, briefly r ' Wise today answered each. cusslon: ; "' Schofield Barracks ; .W. H. Hlndle, is that Wise made a profit The first - - Castner; R. . L. Lowe. Castner; H. of fifty cents per typewritten page Chlpnier, Castner; A. F. Chase, R. L; THE ISLANDS by Mr. and Mrs. J. C Glade entertained on the typewriting of the journal tn S. B. Kingsbury and wf.. Wailuku; over stenographer a number of their Triends at an V simply turning to a dinner the Pleasamton ho- mm J. P. Foster, Pala. Maul Mrs, W. E. twenty-fiv- e page at at cents a the typt tel last evening, those present being roster.. Pala. Maul. Hiss C. Williams, writing fer which he .received seventy-f- Special Star-Bullet- in Correspondno page, to J. F. Hackfeld. Mr. and Mrs. O. Rod to his rai,..aiai. uiruw . The merits of the Hawaiian Islands ive cents a and i that iek, Mr. and Mrs. Kiamp, Mr. and Mrs HILO, August 15. True uua, , . uiwm iuiv regort make an' exorbitant profit only a few Special Prosecutor Breck-on- s uui. M a tourlst and BHmmer are li. P. Wilder. Mrs. Mist. Mrs. Meier promise. J to be volced throughout the United words were put on a page. . complaint and Mr. and Mrs. Giade. ' . swore to another Llhne; W. -. ChrisL w4 tf, Stltei Canada during the coming The second charge is that "all sorts . - Supervisor John A. Kealoha A- - against Sli1!71" re-- records" were put in the SIL2-,?- fan in 1914. according to a of worthless time, charging him with WrtoJjt f and The Japanese , consulate buildings Tuesday, this MacDonald, Lahatna; Ceo., Cruifc read by the secretary of the journal to swell Us size and, Increase forgery. This makes the fourth shank, Waialua; IL Peannajrand on Nnuanu street are rapidly nearing J. j promotIon the meeting Wise's profits. U v has been brought against - committee at completion: and will be ready, for o charge that wf, Pasadena; Miss L. Clough, Pasa- after-den- a; - charge while the answer of tnat organi2ation yesterday The third is that cupation by end month. Dress that boy so that he will respect himself now having to 1-- the of the Kealeha, he R. Heyne, Frankfort, . M.; 17 2 per noon. . , During coming year, says senate apprppr)Hted cents two embeitlement charges, one for the One of the buildings will be used as and he will cultivate the good clothes habit Z3 O. Warrington, Chicago; LL Bennett, Ut! reporL ore prominent lecturers printed page for proof reading. Wise : v payroll, on which he has a . residence for the consul, and his ' V ' ' padding a t(. S.N.; R. O. Butterfield, S...'S. main- - paid proof-reade- r more than $100 grows older. 1 Alairlpt fffvurt. ever foefore will tour the the given he i onnvtui in to R.-ion- family while the other will be Persia; L. Righter, S. S. Persia; H. d and talk about Hawaii to thous- - less than what he was entitled to. and for the last, the forgery com- Mayer, LeUehua; LL Lear, Leilehua; persons, not inclined to take seri-- to offices for the consul, and the mem Iands of and. In addition to Wise is . In a bers.of staff. . ,.. .. . plaint. Is also the defendant J. H. Niener, U. S N.; James Keun. them, Lousty Coke's attack upon him his - "the Jectures, those hearing will . ;; ' civil suit i U. S. N.; E. SL Barnard and wf, and the rive .the ooDortunitv to temoor says he ;,thlnks it is c due party 10 was represeniea in n, A large delegation Kealoha us sen, Laupahoehoe; Mrs,; Marion R. ' arily visit the islands through the me-Morga- politics and partly to other motives of local Chinese court, when he came up for merchants in a district Los Angeles; Miss G, Kelso, stereop-Lo- s . resents charge of is attendance at Tuesday, by Attorney Mo ;dium of moving pictures and and while he the hearing Angeles; James Kennedy, Wala ticon views. dishonesty, he talks as if Coke will meeting being held in the Japanese Elide, being the first time be has Y. M. C. A. this lua; Geo. Foden, Midway Is,; H. B. , m addition to the large number of see the matterinuch differently when this afternoon, the occa an attorney since A-- O. Correa sion being changing had Kanuiui; Mrs. m. ware,, san who have been furnished explanation ismade. . '. the of the name In suit. teller. lecturers ' represented him the civil . Hono-- . - of the Tong Ming secret society, .Upon cli- Francisco; Miss B. Robertson,. with material and. data for addresses Statement. waived examination for his 1 Wlss receipt a offi racii;,iGiT DAIEAT i of cable Pekin, lua; F. K. Smith and wL Sydney, N. descriptive of Hawaii, letters were re-- In his statement this morning Wise from . ent and bond was Axed at $1,000, - cers of the local society bearing that S. W.I C. Ginaca, Phil- by -- -.-- : ... ManuawaiL.P. celved on the last steamer the safd: '. . . .. ', , v - wnicn . was . luruiBueu B, M. J - name were authorized to change it to hchi lips, Maunakea; Atkinson, U. nromotion committee from J. W. Er- 'Senator-Coke'- s goes who is bondsman on some of the attack deeper Kwock Ming Tong, ; 8. A.; Mrs. A. Mitchell. U. 8., A.; LL twin, Southern Pacifle .V 1 and under the new lecturer for. the than appears . on the surface. am ARTICLES ARE other charges. - u, name, the society ceaseB to be .secret, Price, U. S. A.; A. E. St Todd, Kahu- J Company, and from O. P. Austin, sec-r- not yet ready to take up this element, . When Kealoha's case was first S.-A.- E. F. RIggs, U. ; C. Parker, Jretary the National Geographic So-t-i. 1 dis- ' called Tuesday, morning he had oi but will say that he wishes to ' S. A.; J. A. Cooney and wf.. Hilo; ciety at Washington, D. asking for credit me. For the time being I shall Funeral services over the body' of turned to the . supervisor's meeting, C, Henry Wieber, the son of having the con- let the animus of the attack go and A moonlight dance will be given 1 his . attorney secured eL II. S. A.; C, Lyle, S. A.;: ' they will Sergeant and Mrs. H., Wieber. who RECEIVED HERE let, appear R. U. T. be used in lectures which right now speak on the merits of the ; : the management of the 'Waikikl 1: sent of Breckons to him Mclntyrew U. McLaughlin, ! died at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, S. A.r P. give in the near future. Mr. Erwln made. 1 1 m . for. the county law maker. This did charges he has . Ml V . J r,;t r j tonight as a fitting climax to the r Joseph H. Ellert, Leilehua; J. H.i already has 200 lantern slides and "In the beginning, it is evident that 'w" "c "cluro,UI,ci vf 8fc not exactly meet the favor of Jndge S " and polo meet The usual invito; Swanner, U. S. Clarey; C . 2000 feet of motion pictures, but has t' interpret- this after A.LJimes Coke not fairly well-wlsho- .-r U'lco nH ha nncfnnnprt action until Senator has Nuu-an- to ni-de- noon. Interment to follow in u all friends and K. Stillman; Tbos kTw: Pratt; l. EL requested the committee , ito furnish the, meaning" of .the r the mas In ed resolution ; cemetery. (Continued from page one) extended. the afternoon, when Kealoha 1 Sergeant Wieber was the Inn is advertlsenicr " Usanu, Wash.; C. B. Miller and wr him ,wit 200Q feet or additional nun authorized do . .' which I was t the court Infer-Weinber- g. formerly hospital corps Duluth; Eng. Callotz, Paris; H. Ntf of new scenes and also further with the at The forgery charged against the - - ' .now; at , N. Y.; J. S. Wilson, U. S.f matioa, JWr. Austin also- requests ad- 1 given Port Shafter. hat is stationed a third, twenty-five- making a total of supervisor is based on his placing of crctlon was ricAalsoj he P8j;,Fort Mott, New-Jerse- family A. Mrs. K. S. Snow, Schofield; R. Ir-- ditlonal films and slides. Ilawan la The sixty-fou-r signatures.. But the charges . on county , name of B. Kahoole in-tula- n; follow the Hono--J recipient an 25? wJ rted to the father to name appearing for sev- win. Local; CapL J. S. Greene, sure to be the of set iorin in eacn are taenucai ib iurm payrolls, the H. G. M. creased amount of publicity during fftinhoffi and fact to those in the others. The eral months during the year of 1912. Purcell, Watertown; ts. Mooney. local: R. L. Maxwell. Lei- - the next year, and will doubtlessly Slme8"m7Se three will , be bunched in one group, is, no such man on the island -- - There I on senate! filed as one petition. : be and the men lehua: Miss J. R. Bella vs. local: L. have marked influence the tourist Sntr the ici-'ij?- 2S? and so far as can learned Aaron, ; G, travel to pie islands. OIC jjiuwu ill luv V Liiirzn etwica luua Seven articles, or charges, are set appear upon payroll San Francisco H. Smart . authorized and directed to proceed to KSiH1 whose names the - J T m M as compared with about 50,000,000 Ke- wf- committee received a commu- 1L. . .a pa-acr- forth. In general, they accuse with this one say no man of the name and - local: H. W. Rico and wt.t i'he cumyij ui jwimi-.we- raw ui timdthy and clover, 46.000,000 B. M. nlcation from L. J. Warren saying aloha of "malfeasance, misfeasance lno-ll- (' com- rata; Mrs. Bond, Kohala. luent was xed, was t get 75 100,000.-pe- r ll Fort Street ever worked with them. The centsacres or wheat than , that he has accepted the nomination typewritten page and t should be animore nonfeasance and maladministration in missioners believe this Is one of the ooa acres of corn. Of - the 5.000,00 removed, IIonoIttluN Largest Exclaslrs they against HOTEL AUBREY, HAUULA. ? ' as chairman of the finance committee emphasized that it is explicitly stated office," and pray that be be j Clothing most definite cases have Mid-.Wint- er 'acres under alfalfa only 218,090 acres pun-- J Store Mr and Mrs. W. IL Stuart, Mrs. A. of the. 1911 Floral Parade and compensation to be In full for - The gist of the charges has been Kealoha. .. such rffh,a rrrtn PPI ,rovll Mnt nt th Mia- Account CarnivaL . Among other busi- , lished from time to time, as the vari- Cbarsre InrltetL TYl ATI f TTrMfAinen have Raseman, Mr. and Mrs. O. U Swexey Inll compiling. Indexing and clerical Tmnnii fn ness, the committee decided to have gissippi river. Nearly 100,000 acres ous accusations against Kealoha have lVeclly and loathly and son, W. A. Raseman, Mr. and Mrs. duties t be performed ad ;ftf one-fift- progressed through the week to such after 'the fiifaifa.. or h of. enUre : .200.000 new the ; - , . - . Payments. by A. Lewis. Jr Princess Kawananakoa, published from 100,000.,to journment of the legislature.' .' become public an extent that the charges signed present edition area, are grown in the state of Kansas direct- Dunn, C. D. folders as soon as the , 1 For instance, the first article many Hawaii people will go down to Miss E. T. J. Fitzpatrkk, Had Many Duties ; of States growing ' off press. ( for j alone. In the rank ly accuses in Mauna Kea Famson, Miss Tulloch.,Dr. N. B.. Em- is the The demand second, him of malfeasance Honolulu today on the bo great f Taking; up the' first1 charge that alfalfa. Nebraska is Colorado falsely, certifying approving for' Attorney" General Thayer will erson, MlssTIola E. Mutch, Miss Dor these folders has been that ' and. where the committee feels that" It should of making an exorbitant profit on the third, California fourth. v payment, on June 6, of a claim against getting othy Mutch, Honolulu; Major and Mrs. : take the initial steps towards lose no time in .having printed an ex- typewriting, I wpl say first that the the county in favor of David Mattoon 'su- Cruikshank, LL Rehkoff Schofield ; ; probably will com- the matter to the attention of the was concluded actual typewriting is worm less tnan Governor Frear $50, pur- I'.arracks; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Young, tra large . supply. .It report next week. All for the sum of for services preme court. Breckons will then the specifications for the paper the1 other work that has to be done plete his annual porting to have been given the county After Yon - pre- Washington, D. a; Mrs. H. F. Stew- - that , reports arc Monday for Honolulu to Lalong. departmental and other Mat-toon- leave ,- on which is to bevprintcd the 1914 with it To get oat the senate during twenty days of May, in 's art, Pasadena, CaL ; ? ; ,- or the case some time next week, ; hnajly ii his possession, and most .; sent Floral . Parade and Carnival posters, journal I had, first, to look after the capacity as road overseer at Take the Picture ;A Temarkable thing about the sign- typewriting; second, to do a vast them have received his attention, : wiU first mentioned, that is, North Hilo; as a matter of fact, th charges is TH E B LAI SD ELL. '': stand as annual report being al- ers of the is that there 80-pou- Albion book paper or paper amount of comparing that Is, going much of the article avers, vMattoon rendered no Let us attend to the rmissy rfs--- awlllingnees shown by citizens Mr. and . Mrs. Wm. Winsley, CapL ready in final form, Unless other af- sch quality. ' through the original records and com- 1 - Mrs. Bryson, of a similar ? j com- - such service. ;'. tails of , of the many different races. .Despite and J. H. Hilo; Mr. and paring them wjth the typewritten fairs interfere he expects to on on Mrs. W. F. Noot, Castner; Mrs, The second count is based a sim the comment that Is being made R. pages which Is jilitricatCi and detail Pleta the Job early la the week, after ilar claim filed in Mattoon's favor June Is gaining Caruthen, Mrs. B. Camp. rclean-up- M the streets that Kealoha C Walahole; work; third,, to Inaex the Journal, 'which he will begin the of 6 for $21, for services as road over- the sympathy of the Hawaiians be- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. BrodJe,' Kansas; which means reading It at least twelve!01 executive chambers and the re-tim- es seer, purporting given Printing and fre- E. Larson, E. and be to, have been cause he is being arrested bo Schofield: F. Elliott. through to. follow bills through of;personal documenta tor ten days In May. Article No. 3 many signers of Maui; H. J. Cushing, Mrs. A. B. Roose, " Dev eloping quently, of the the their various phases; land fourth, I longings to nis ownvnorae auu uunx. takes up the $65 Mattoon claim certi charges are - Hawaiians. Manila;;. Mr. and ... Mrs. A. Schmidt, gov' impeachment had to prepare- - the entire Journal mat- He is ready to welcome the next fied by Kealoha April SO for. Mattoons - Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. IL Ousten, any time; When Secretary our. and ter, for filing away in the archives. . ernor at pervices during the month of April, With modern devices San Francisco; Kim Shang Mott-Smft- h walked soberly into the ex- " FRANCE TO RAlSt San Eun. "For this latter work alone the and Article No, 4 discusses the day methods, ; and with workmen hai. . ;. ecutive chamber and silently shook "; clerk of the house was employed twen--1 wage f $o.50 alleged to have been ; who, are sympathetic with the V OF ;' arawn : for Alfonso Marques. The PAY OFFICERS minister of finance, , increasing' the - work, you will be very pleised pay lhi MS8I0D at J1S. d.Itl undersuma. fi- I?! a."r. remaining three articles take up simi of officers both &1A1AA S!S7. ,.. ' In the arniy and iVl UlCU iuav J ua with results provided, of By - ' "No Pronts.", tirit lar charges, the nature of which has Latest Malll the navy. . r ExorbiUt sixth anniversary of, their Incumbency " - employed stenographer been published from to time. course, 13 something on PARIS, France, -- A military prob- The expenditure "I a, to time there involved if the bill pages in their respective territorial oAJpes. M. lem which the passing of the three becomes law amounts to 63,100,000 typewrite the 'at 25 cents a The signers are R. W. Filler, H. the film or plate. pager,; All the rest pf the work, com- ieonard, Aug. Pereira Aguiar, M. Cai-- years service bill will render still francs, divided up as follows: Army, : Under the chaperonage of Miss Iwa-la- nl " paring. Indexing, . and preparing for to, F. Peterman, R. Blum, E. A. more acute is the steady decrease In? 50,600,000; navy, 9,030,000; . colonies. Although the territorial grand Jury Ripley, a party of students of u col- -, the , archives, I did for the remaining May, F. ,M. Mendansa, A. J. Watson, the number of entries at military 3,450,000. . It Is hoped by these means indicted two men late yesterday aft- Oahu College is hiking around the is- to. fifty cents. ,1 want to say that the J. A. Tamedafc Andrew Oliveira Har leges. Already the army Is short of not only encourage young men to ernoon, it is regarded as likely that land, having; left Honolulu . Wednes- 1200 shortage will be enter as a profession, typewriting was one' of the simplest ry Asan. Manuel Aflague, W. L. Keel- - Hoholnlu Flicto officers and the t the services but only-- one of them ever will face trial. - ' ' day morning. The first night was V . en, Alfred considerably increased by the forma-- , to prevent officers from leaving the parts of the task. ac- J. Kekela, NekL Joe Peter, " William Marshall, Indicted for murder spent at the Morgan home on : better-pai- d "So Tnueh for, 'exorbitant profits'. Fragas, H. L. Helbush, S. S. Desha, tlon of new battalions. To overcome army to fill posts. In the first degree for the killing of count the-rain,-b- from there on Supply Co., Lt. -- ot . ' . B. the difficulty a bill has been intro- - mm " Sunday As to the triple, spacing, It should be In Z. Nahauila, II. Elliot,' Dr. Leo. L. '' Charles R Guertler early last the hikers have spent the nights 8TAR-BITLLETI- , ojC' by M. JJ TOTJ said ,that l.foUowed.Uie stykj the Sexton, George II. Williams, George "';. Fort Street duced Into the chamber Etlenne.l GITES morning Madam hula res- . open. ignored : all at PuahJ's , the They have A. Cool, Henry W. Kinney, M., M. tke minister of war. and M. Dumont, TODAY'S NEWS TODAY ; ort, undoubtedly will go to trial. ,V bills as they aje compiled ;san&: also tempting feasts spread out before "Everything Photographic" . Springer. Aki, William Pohlman, indicted on that if, the., lines. shojold,: be crowded them by hospitable persons along the J. C Moclne. Klaalna i Put on page, wouhj bei, charged con- N. K. Klaaina, W. Hapai. OIkl a a charge of seduction preferred by a the ( route, and are doing their, own cook- J.. siderably more by .the stenographer Ahnanui, J. Kaanaana Puuihale, B. i Portuguese woman, Is enroute to Van- ing. Through telephone, they .report- 1 and my cut down to nothing I Kilohanoi. H. Ilanaloa, J. K. Keliia, t couver, B. .C, and pelther the territory share ed yesterday that fair weather is pre- ' -- am perfectly ; ready for entire publi- Kamae, Moke Lalakea, Chas. Kalama, Soinnietlhilini nor the county is said to possess the vailing, that a . general good time is In Tan city on this point .and stand by my PTankM. Anderson, Louis Neves Jr compel his they, expect to funds to extradite him and my. being had, and that McKay, M. Day 1L no attempt will be statement .that profit, was not return to Honolulu some time tomor William Geo. J. return. That such an excessively large' one. Barron. A. Correa, H. D. $4.50thePair doubly certain,-i- t be- row; morning.V party R.T. Guard. made Is is said, The t includes Cor-der-o, , Neves, M.. WE ARE SHOWING, cause the woman has freely confessed The next charge is that I insert- Miss Iwalant Ripley. Miss Mildred Corbett, Manuel S. S. mar- ed all sorts of extraneous and worth- Chapln, Gibson, Miss Ger- Joaqulm Ldbes,r John F. Fujii, she will not prosecute him if he Miss Inez D. Kennedy. Ladies' Gray Top : matter in Journal., W S. Wise, E. N. Deyo. J. ries her. :.':V less the trude Ripley, Miss D.V Noble, Ralph "Not one bit xof .matter can be Gray, Wright Henderson, Leroy Rush J. A. M. Osorio, J. E. Schubert . IL K. Boot Ladies1; City and County Attorney Cathcart shown not Kellner, J.i E. Hime, E. W. Barnard, Button morning charge against that was brought before and John O'Dowda. said this, the senate,5 R, Lee, , D., Thaanum, V. II. void automat- the and which the public ienry r Pohlman would become should not have access to in the print- vicars and Adam Lindsay. ically if be married the complaining ed he did not think she record of the senate proceedings. witness. He said : The members ; of , the senate Vthem-selv- s for the Paradise of the Pacific, came ) ; In fine tan leather maud' possessed sufficient funds to pay for me my a . insist on a great dear of mat- to and drew attention to on a new last that gfves 1. the extradition and that therefore ter going large number of mistakes in Fishel's Pohlman likely will not come back, in that does not seem of CHINESE REBE an foot the ap' ' much value, yet' it makes clear their work and I immediately saw that except of his own volition. own legislation Fishel was doing poor work. 1 wa3 pearance of beauty. ; 1 two wit- attitude on and other The grand jury examined forced to employ W. J. Coelho also as nesses in the Chalmers case yester- matters. The senators on the other islands, who have ; not access proof-read- er and in addition to that I day, but has been , excused until Tues- to the re-re- ad all the proofs myself. I paid ARE SHOT day afternoon. At that time it is original records in the archives, par- B'll thought work on the auto- ticularly like for the journal to be a out more. than $300 in cash for the the actual proof-readin-g. paid . Coelho was and The full record of senate proceedings- - I mobile accident affair will be taken so was Fishel. I mads nothing on up in earnest weeded out a good deal myself. But , : goes this, and I did a great; deal of the ; what Into the Journal is not - Ey Latest Ma ill , Colonial much within my uiscretion. There proof-readin- g besides. says ; V ', - "I. notice .that Senator Coke Refusing to go ARMY MARKSMEN DOING was a large amotfnt , of matter dur- NEW ORLEANS. ing the recent session be that; a number of Important vouchers below decks whea ordered by the first that had. to gone speaks of my desk being is a favorite with some V FINE SHOOTING IN THE incorporated because it arose in sen- are and officer. Nelson L. Proctor, as the ves- ate proceedings, and bears on import- broken open. I don't know anything sel neared the city, twenty-si- x Chi- ladies cn account of the TRIALS AT FORT NIAGARA about the desk being broken open, but namen- Pacific ant points." : aboard the Southern the vouchers weren't the desk any- steamship, Com fignt cn Com-fo- rt More Than One Proofreader. in us started a boot is made on height of the heeL way. They were and are now, I sup- This A bulletin from Fort Niagara, New "The third charge is that I grafted the forward deck this morning, and new last with a broad, army competi- pose, in their proper place among the one Celcraial -. was the keynote with York, where the rifle in connection 'with the. proof-readin- g. before the melee ended rounded toe, medium Cu- Every voucher will be ; tions are being held this year, has is stated wniie I got $286 archives. had been shot through he lungs, aui ban heel, vici kid vamp builder of this shoe. Inspector it that for .;'o:- . ',;.'. the : ;- : proof-readin- g, found fatally leen received by the of the the proof-read- er there. probably won;;Icd, another GRAY CLOTH TOP. Coke must prove these and small arras practice for the Hawaiian himself, Lester Fishel, got only 8150 "Senator 'v shot in the left arm. and two others Very dressy : for street ; publicly they bad- department. Lieutenant William G. ; - ;:: charges or admits that badly beaten. Proctor was al& of this. wear. . ? .. - - false. Senator Cecil Brown was ly bruised.- !. Ball. It . shows that some excellent Tne resolution under which I was are McINERNY SHOE STORE 1 recently been made, and i The battle .waged fifteen .minutes, scores have employed says: "The said clerk or r , Bring your repairs , '. Fort and Klnq Streets. .." r 1 somethingwras ts ' argues well for success of either ; heard before at and caused alarm among the bis liat ; the the senate be and he Is hereby author-- you , good I g if want and Infantry or cavalry team at the proof-read- er proof- - dewing and told him all the facts, cfpassepgers the Comus wasbr!ng-in- the ized to hire such or prompt service. . rational shoot at Camp Perry this readers as may be necessary to com- -; Know " naa euure couuueuui down from New York. It took sev V;- ':- ; BEST LAUNDRY 1T0RK AXD DRY CLEAKIXO ': month.'; -a -. - :,- :::. plete the publication of said jorrnil, ire and I appreciate it eral ship's officers to subdue the re- - r 1- morning does - - be-1- -2 said he a numbe- In a recent preliminary trial shoot, whose compensation shall 7 Wise this that bellious Chinamen, and of ManufactTirers, in which sixty men took part, the high cents per printed page. not consider it necessary for him to shots , were fired. When the ship man, who happened to be a eommis- - "it was left to my discretion what employ an attorney. "There's nothing reached port, however, the Chinamen Shoe Co., Ltd., sioned officer, had a score of 447 out proof-reade- rs I should, employ against me but these foolish charges were safel locked In theJ forecastle, 1031 Honolulu. of the nosslble 500. while the sixtieth .""Mshel had hardly more than start and I only Insist on full publicity-- and were not releasd - until a guard Fort St, J. ABADIE, Prop. man had 314. The first 23 men scored ed reading proof about tha second that-wi- ll prove everything I say,' he pf local police had arriyed at the ' - ; ; ; , - ; - ; preserve 777 Vt&Z Street Thane lit better than 80 per cent. . day, I think, when Tony Marcallino, states. : : - wharf to order. HONOLULU BTAR-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1913.

n t unttnn n nn n n an a a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a . a erdrDbc's Talk a a - - OJJ BLOWING YO UR OWN HORN. II a PJLEY H. ALLEN EDITOR aaa a a a a a a a a a a a a a ta a a a a a a a a a a a a c a a aa Travelers' Goods It to Terj true, my son. that all men abilitiesmy son; so ground inta ho-- AUGUST 10, 1913 some inquiry, is Informed good ant hor- - " SATURDAY after on like to bate their abilities recognized mogen:ous commonness, . that Ihe I laws .to'keep Leather-Bag- s itr that the bitulithic company will make less by other men, and no man li.ves who of SravitUon the "It's only the test grades of I:ll6kejt(.y6ur. habit not to he critical about than twenty per cent profit at this figure, and heads of individuals on a lerel, and and Suitcases that for ' m " is not, pleased with a bit of delicate J a lifetime stan4 travel's f unless force may be used by a "vis a - Hale.; - .;.-'.r- small things. Edward Everett V in this twenty per cent are not included over: recognition his reaj or fancied g& wear!- . 'i":'r;-- - " ' tergo , ' ' the man who pops up above ' nius; Its the human-- , quality of sym- - head charges, deterioration of plant or other ex ' . , tne crowd by some' misplaced freak of - pauijr. auu we are poseessea .HOME PR01I0T1OH THAT- HELPS penses of the kind. ! ti aiso energy, soon finds himself down rfl Of this kindly sympathy, we are pleas- company again. It's the way of the world, my That the bitulithic has not been a ed to render praise, whether the ob '.i Jy'v-. boy. . 1 : The Honolulu Ad Club is to congratulated money-make-r is pretty well-know- n in this com- - ject Is mathematically worthy of the " When a physician or an author or quantity we give him or not. And, on its hustling and successful work to arrange muni ty, and is largely due to, indefinite architect does a great thing the world it that knowing human nature, my boy, we "SeeIIawaii-Firet- " goes ; to ; alwavs-presen- finds It out' People are as anxious to . I the excursion that DUt t element t of "contractor's are quite willing man in:' that a should herald his greatness as he is to have Do your self the histicc) if yourc soon Hilo by the Mauna Kea today risk." On the King street block recently paved think well of himself and what he can ' ' them; admirers toot and whistle, and vet, in our tie luxe lines -- ". "and encrg were to "made, do; we smile to see the father-lov-e ' to tra of feting Enthurtasm necessary' put( it is doubtful if any money was yet the shout like boys after an election. -- I ; Bags, Kit Dags, and through and enthusiasm and energy of an author or an 'artist Yet, as I So man comes his notch In of Leather IIand the plan t job looks to be a good one and in other sections the to said be fore,: laddie, we aro.. Jarred by " ' ; ".' yQ were forthcoming. jSince its organization the bitulithic is standing the test. From these things the estimation of the masses. No Fitted Suit Cascs the loud toot which comes from a doubt my boy, many men have gone Club maintained a high batting average -- includes Ad has it certainly seems that the figure of f17,500 Vill man '8 own 'horn. .Like a "Jericho" or through doing .great things with four line is very complete, and - life in the Conversation League, to speak figiirative- not yield the paving company more than fair a "Siren", it says' "Get out of the out ever being appreciated or honored only the best males. v 1 1 way." It warns us that somebody is ' ly, and now it shows ability to get around the profit. ';':' f'flf-.'- -- - while they lived. There vare some t j;; :. Yve Tmvel-er- s , speeding.. sad, tearful stories of that sorj, but highly recommend a little bases' and make runs. It is Doing as Veil as j . Star-Bulleti- n The has no interest in the name It may be. and often is. necessary. coat-hang- er Time has had Its compensations for Xovclty in the shape of a jointed p- Talking. V , J; my son, man gamer up - Gf the paving that the city uses, but its cost and IOr a w all wUkM(1 W And In th!t .arf.bf tele-- which 'is fitted with tico brushes.- - ' We suppose there were, a, few cynical souls itg permanency are of vital interest to us all. objective evidences of his .ability, as grapb8, wireless messages, cables and white-hatte- In applying position seeking -- Occupies very little room when disjointed, who saw the excursionists, il and be-- for a or Lfttonvn. m aftn mpn r bettemaid We need paving that will stand the traffic, and dou-- election, and what others have said of for what they are and what they do. and is very useful in performing its ribboned, around the streets today with a good cheap-dea- Ij eTem if it costs morein the beginning, it is l an author goesvery well in a publish- - - both in cash and praise, thap ever hie duty. of amusement. "What's this excursion go- ? A'-0; ; r er's circular. ' Such circulars, my boy, er in'the end. they were before. .v-- v are in form to send to your friends, ir.g to dot What good is it?", they probably : We are growing less animal, my, r.sked. r:' :n'11 !': because, my boy, they are 'understood. boy; more willing to praise even an tTr Kfl CAUSE TOR FRICTION A businessman may boast of Lis goods, opponent, more sympathetic, more " If the excursion does nothing Hse, it show's .1 or a tailor of his skill with some ex- philosophical, fuller of the ."fruits of ;".. ability a number of businessmen to join of The controversy raised by the local Japanese aggeration, but this Is advertisement the spirit". ..r.nus m aoincone concrete iiiinir. as a mar which we understand; a method of presS over the ortler of Immigration Inspector proper. S. S. MAXCY:. Leave it to Hono- ; r of fact, the excursion is a tangible move for Increafilng sales that Is quite He Is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary - lulu, to "keep in motion." When a Ha8ey deporting five, Japanese residents has in fact, there- la nothing : boastful E. McCarthy, and five children. The inter-islan- d promotion; it is "home i i' t t children are: Thomas, Alvin, Helen, lull occurs between murders, suicides Ruth and Florence McCarthy. ' and fatal accidents, somebody wakes Men arc to massed as to intellectual up a idea that must be ' in Hawaii is ooth unwise and. ineffective : Full with brilliant The excursionists do not take themselves too put to work right away. A sample of justice will be done the claimants by the federal this Is. the city v(the people) being riohsly:. they are out to give vent to pent-u- p . by people the water 4 r. ' J, authorities in Washington, it mav fairly.be as- - charged the for ;.t!msiasmr -- and they are doing And they . used in the municipal Institutions, it sumed, and m the meantime the matter should when the. water belongs to the peo- ::ov that a smile is a better promotion asset 7 . . ; - ple. ; , ; .not be made a casu bclh m Honolulu. -- CHARLES G. The Ho- - HEISER: in a frown. . , - .- ; ; convent' TKs Japanese press unit in deploring nolulu Ad Club has proved Itself a live Professor W. A."Bryan of the Col-- A year' ago Hilo was hostat a civic is;a body by arranging the Hilo excursion. atra rt llivill ... A ,T.' r "llllninn. between two any Let's all boost for more! ; get-togeth- e friction the igreat nations or Prof. M. M. Scott, of the McKInley; a marked a real movement 'Staf-Bulletln'jnvlt- that es. Signed the cerUficate to ; The free and and handed High. School, ; andf , Vaughan Mac of those, nations: Japanese leaders have personally, re- i the part of businessmen throughout the Sal- - Parts his patient" himself, ' Caughey" of. Mills School, have been - frank discussion in this column on all five dollars' fee," each certifi- SUPERVISOR 'WOLTER: The set an admirable example in the California con- ceived Star-Bullet- ' Is to home on scale, subjects in hit the nail on the head secured as speakers in .the series foster interests a broad legitimate of current Interest' cate' issued.. The Chinese paid me for now being troTersy the high stand the mat-- a $5 Tor last .night In its. editorial on "Paving of Thursday night lectures plan home progress. The Ad Club excursion b7 takinf that Communications are constantly! receiv- my Interpretation from $2 to conducted under the auspices of the my service rendered. They were per- Needs." r That's exactly what the city ter 18 t by passion, but by reason, ed to which no signature is attached. do. I am trying to get some ac- ioung Men's Christian Association. feature of that movement,'a part of many fectly satisfied at that. must :y fettled al- - by to end the r diplomatic This paper, will,, as confidential . tion the road committee i- and the interchange of notes treat ' go to make cooperation: has, . "To 'Bell such certificates which grave -s that In dollars signatures to letters if: the writers so physician." dust nuisance but so far little appears Honest labor is the digger for t were first obtained from " . - ' snown progress rowaru - - . 1 a seiuemeni oi - - been done. . . . most worries..- . cents now, it means practically nothing to desire, .. but cannot' give- space- to That is a most ridiculous thin? to do. to have ;? s 1 thl8 international question.. The analogy-i- anonymous communications. v-- V; Who's going to believe that' May be v of thoSe;concerned; in possibilities il means ' '4 the man who has made the statement --irat deal. Ir,one.tlikg,JUraws attentio SAYS could: do this.r Tarn sure I ould not, set-- . -- lth Halsey' order is can be ! ; . . no doctor'" In the city will give a cii2i ,'the Big Isiand.as a wonderful place for visit; anissue that , t PERMITS. for. if4you dolxt! ca j6u Ijavoa't Ied certificate without his patient. ) ; by full interpretationfof the federal immi; ! " , an island whose charms do not 'pali:.' Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n, . ; "He has sold is not known." ;What mado your Vill! The be a seriea gration laws and; their application to the facts Sir: .1 wish, to : mike a reply .to makes them said that? Why don't excursion should the first of proof, not. - 1 taking desperate on - being l the statement issued Id your afternoon they bring the real talk :i If jon haTent, yon're chances there V t hand,, and needs no exaggeration of public " ui and 'Kauai are next paper ; yesterday unde - the heading, and contradict the statement? .When peace and prosperity In your family, after you pass away! Have-Sol- d Per- . I ever try to ;"'sell.a certificate "Chinese Said to Dope did ",. one ? prove . Making jour Will Is a strong doty yon OWE War family; v dont . mits," and that' .wai arrested some for $15" to any Now it . V ington. .; We are confident that the Japanese . yoor r nTTr W TTir rf!VF time ago, It Is true,, bit they did. not to me, as they claim I had attempted, 'leave to, tnem litigation and trouble, as a resalt of negligence. i J LC luAllULO ' : - J ' does criticism words, physi- 'f,--'-- : community not any my few "one -- - intend of Halsey find opium in possessionfand and the last See f v , .: ";V. . .. , V ;; s 1 ' ; yet .' they remarks V that1 "graver cian has stated that he gave Jim a '.f.f ...' r,: U V." , ' as an official to develop into'widespread friction 'f charging him . $5 for TLcr-Biilleti- n sdeclarntion earlier in the charges lodged against me," and also certificate, it" h and yct constant and fiery condemnation say "Is guilty of, groasxheat" Jt ,1s Maybe it means my own certificate. that judgment should be oi to: .without foundation to" say. that for I That has my name on it and Iv Am Trent Trust Company, Ltd. ?jended. Ha, to Hkelf to lead to such friction. The . . . . a w lit. charges of against John until am onlv actine aa Intiernreter "for the sure 1 can t sen mat coma i, wim raft ie to Dr.' Wayson. ! my full name on ? If so, they, can't Jflpanese- areed take the matter up Chinese and J. T. That Vi e had an opportunity to nswer,; is amply the'consul-gen-rn- was all. Howcould I have any dope use it, if they did. And also to say with- co,. Eitaki, and e Hying doing a com- out by the senate clerk. permits . or certificates "offered to; that "to make a Jewelers and statementsthe eral haa cabled to the at; sell" when I have not any of such . mission 'business." .Now I want to 1 Japanese ambassador VIEI8A JEWELRY CO.. LTD , iblLlicd m dope permits or.cerlificates hand show", them that where I have been Silversmiths. anothercolumhay.. . Washington; setUng the! Nipponese atti-Senat- or at f forth to negotiate with. The doctor is ; doing business all these years.' I Coke has iuadeerius charges and tude . The Japanese ambassador will doubtless very careful about It 6f course. When have been employed at W. W. Thay- - c he issue any opium certificate to a paper's law office for the last 13 years so charges are flatly denied by Wise, who with' y in conferring the administra-.- : - tient, he first examined and and now work for Mr. Rawlins, the makes a brief statement in explanation and jjcn . ; . i : gated him why he uses it and then lawyer, and I have been here only ,! : if:'- na'me 14 years. .. .." ' r; : xges himself later to' answer in detail every; ; the doctor asked his patient's about In the meanti serve no good pur-- to be written on the certificate, when . . JIM YOUNG, de :nplaint-ma- by the senatorMIe also hts 5tnfe- a re o criticism upon the fed. said certificate was made, the doctor! Honolulu, Aug. 16, 1915. - . r.t something more Uian desire to draw public pp mm.(trntl.nn h - : (1n nfflW wl nftf t trict returned from Hawaii in the Love s expenses is bottom it ention to senate at the of. that HaIgey err8; in intention; his faults are i Mauna Kea this morning. , )?;e's assertions. , v 1 FOR UNEXCELLED BREAD AND CRACKERS. (.;; faults of temperament Charges that the station' A. R. ROWAT, ' who has been se- The charges are far too serious to be dropped ig mn have been frequently made and with 1 1 riously ill from an attack of acute gastritis, is now improving and ' ex- iv, no matter what may. be the explanations, reason: in-- ' some but as we view the matter, the VOTT'S1 pects to be out again next week , ' Coke must . l ey must le sifted o the bottom and gpector-in-charge.i- s not'deserving of the charge' MAN !:ow good ground for his statements. An ac- - 0f conscious discrimination or other intentiona'. WHO CONSTRUCTED presumed until, he is J A . HANNEBERG was numbered FERRY BUILDING DEAD used iinan Js innocents 0ffense, certainly not of petty grafting. The f among the returning ; passengers from who served . ; I roved guilty. Nor can thasenators WOrst that can be said of him on the present Hawaii in the steamer Mauna Kea I By Latest. Mall over .the charges ALAMEDA. Charles P. McCarthy, Henry nn the accounts committee pass fii10incr is he was over-zealou- s in this morning. Waterhbuse Trust Co.f that denving -- president v.: ... -- and executive head of the li-h- tly -- does not teno; to establish vA' That course the right of Japanese to land here; that he in-- ; C. W. DURKER, stenographer with Pacific Construction Company of San f'::f LioiUd, ublic confidence in them. They should have terpreted the law too strictly, and he has the .federal immigration department Francisco, died at his home in this city that returned from a, business trip to Hilo 1031 Union street McCarthy was one cn me ursi uu aiui Vuuuynj ivl , ciVen rein to arbitrary methods without suffi-- this morning. of the best-know- n construction men on ' " the Coast His firm built the Ferry :atter, as Wise is now doing. ". ', eient inquiry into the facts. And even; these building in San Francisco, the Madi- A. G. SERRAO. the Hilo business- son bridge over charges, it should be noteid, are not yet sustain- man, having ar- street the Willamette is a visitor, La-Gran- Honolulu river, in Portland, and the great ge PAVING EC0S0OY rived morning as a passenger in Estate for' Sale PERUMtENT ed; they are still to be taken up at Washington. this dam for the Modesto and Tur-loc- k leal" the Mauna Kea. Irrigation systems. He built A?: courthouses in Madera, Contra Costa, street-pavin- g an .expert H. G. SMART Mrs. are and-one-hal- It does not require in ' Three mainlanders' are reported Sto be after and Smart Tuolumne and Nevada counties 'and ' One f acres in Nuuanu valley ...... ,..$8,000 some spent at Wai-me- a, be-overe- back from weeks built the jails in Martinez, Oakland, to determine, that Kalakaua avenue should be When Hawaii d' 'the district attornship; Hawaii. They returned In the Fresno, Eureka and Modesto. . Modern House and half an acre of land in Maklki J asphalt-macad- - with something besides comes the victim of a political spoils system en-r.:n--- a8 Mauna Kea this morning. McCarthy was born in ' California district . .; ...... 5.500 53 years of age. His home asphalt-macadam- ; has been laid on some the1 and was gineered from mainland, Democratic leaders JOHN H. WISE, now identified with was In San Francisco until nineteen Choice lot. in Nuuanu valley, 24,000 sq. ft...... 3,400 " ' ' I dis- - ago, city. f .the city streets. ':, V here will have but themselves to thank, a settlement association in Kohala years when he moved to this 4 V ' Two lots Kaimukl 1,300 ' ' at one block from car line...... ,' ; ; Ilonoiului has found bitulithic a good paving t material and in the absence of any contrary, Chinese suffragettes are agitating dress re- proof, we should proceed on facts "at band, which fornij but as the latest styles in clinging fabrics Desirable Residence 5 all-aroun- For Rent are that bitulithic is giving better d have not yet reached Peking there is hope that meth-municipalit- : atisfaction than any other kind of paving in the the agitators will not insist on Occidental y. For Sale ' v Unfurnished. ' ' " ' ' . V-- ' I; y . "; odsC - : ? '7v" - ; ' 'r ' ' Low- ' On makal side of East Manoa Road; lot approximately l0xlo0. ; Now comes the question of paving the south. , f' King Street, Pawaa. .... , ...... $32.50. er floor of home contains parlor, dining-roo- den, bedroom, lavatory, and Beretania Street...... i ...... 30.00 i : of Kalakaua avenue, from King street to Ena The Ad Club may come to understand that, closet adjoining bedroom, pantry, kitchen, dish closets, large back porch. Sec- Je Upper Street .. 15.00 war-renit- e ond story contains bedrooms, bath, (linen drawers In hall), three large Fort :.. "The bitulithic company offers to lay Longfellow to the contrary notwithstanding, two : road. clothes closets. In basement Is cemented laundry, servants' room, bath and Kalihl . 18.00 paving for $17,500. Warrenite is a fonn Alanuihaha is not laughing water. store room. With the house Is included gas stoTe, water heater, stair car- post lights. on lighter roads, where -- traffic pet, curtain rod?, statue on newel and sundry electric of bitulithicused There is & garage In the yard with cemented floor and servants' room; is not so heavy, and is well-adapte- d foMhis par- - Senator Peprose is something of a thorn for also a large fern bouse, chicken and pigeon hooses with runs. Chickens and m Included In sale. thoroughfare, Asphalt-macada- can be the administration.:' ' choice pigeons will be tie ticular ' This is splendid opportunity to secure a well constructed house In good v ". ' i-- v- ' M case , . ; it is estimated, for $11,500. In tach : ,, v condition and In an excellent locality. . Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. prravation will cost $1995 extra. ; v V Castro and Dr. Friedmann will soon be ready Seventeen thousand five hundred dollars for for the inuseumi Trust Co., Ltd., OIINSH rOMT AND MERCHANT STREETS ' : Guardian out $16 cents a square yard .: warrenite figures . . . mam mm for the Kalakaua contract. The Star-Bulloii- n, Swat the flic; excepting Geiger. second Floor uanK oi Hawaii Buuaing HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY; AUGUST lfi, 1913. FIVE

T-- Tn) - . . I k i . . . Asii Refrigerator ii-- r - r I i i i i x i i i i v1 'w ;j l . OF PERMANENT SATISFACTION 'tJ-- t v Vice KINGS OF ICE SAVER3. BEST BY TEST. Sioarns' EloGfrio

-- , 11 '- This is REFRIGERATOR weather borne, rector. Holy Communion, -! p" a. m.; evensong. 7:30 p. m, the time when their qualities are best EiQJiORoacI PqgJo an to a test. We court your Unrest!-gatlo- n RELIGION NEEDS ADVERTISING DMODIEVILL St Elizabeth's fa art a Corner King rut Pot-win- e, and are satisfied your decision street and Pua lane. . RerW E, Exterminates Cockroaches quickly and 7 pastor. Sunday services, and .' will be In our favor. WE ALWAYS - : ' ! rery thoroughly. ": 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Korean serv- WIN ON SUPERIORITY. . Also Rats, Mice, bugs, etc. LIKE ANY BUSINESS CUMMINGS SPEAK AT BIJOU ices, 2:30 p. m. - Water SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS - St Mark's ' MJssloa Kapahulu road. Rev. Leopold Kroll, priest In Sold b7 DrussiiU, 25eand 1 .00 charge.- - Services: Holy. Communion, or teat direct, chaixet prcpMid. m mWpt ol pries 7 SPECIAL Refrigerators 30 lbs. let "Religion advertising as well bring the people to the church, even first Wednesday each month, 10 a. m.; needs ; .'"':!'. NIGHT . FAILS S8.75. , .: MONTY. PACK IF IT capacity 4 V"':'. old-scho- ol con- TOMIIOW f Cum-rclng- might in morning prayer address, said George A. s. the elder time and other as business,' Wednesdays. 10 Sunday School PRICES: $7.50, SS.75, fioio, $15.00, ETC ' sider It as a piece of good business. a. m; Staans' 3ctrie Paste Ok C3ucaxk $130, a local advertising expert, in a -- During the last eight or ten ears and children's service, 3 p. m. C f : lecture on the subject; of advertising the city of Eacramento has about "Three New Ideas' will be the sub- Eplphaoy Mission Tenth and Pa-lol- o delivered yesterday morning at the doubled its population. TCvery . mer- by Dr. avenues. Rev. F. A. Say lor, priest of an address delivered , ject - i v V. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD., Westminster Presbyterian church, chant has increased the volume in Andrew Melrose Brodie, pastorof the in charge. ,- fays 'an exchange.! - proportion. How much of tljis in- First Presbyterian Church of Wichi- Services First and third Sundays, 1 ; 7 11 p. m. Sec- Llasonic Temple 53, 56. 57, 59. 61. 63, 65 King St. Cummings declared the churches crease, is shown in the membership of ta, Kansas, who is filling the pulpft of a. m., a. m. and 7:30 had reached the point where, in order churches? Have they kept pace summer, ond, fourth and fifth Sundays, 11a. ml .!! the Central Union Church this in every to continue their work, they must ad- With the population. : Statistics do not the Bijou theatre tomorrow evening, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school vertise, using the same methods as say .'yes'.' X':v':':;i -- v:VX occasion being the second of the Sunday at 10 a. m. 1 the Holy Communion Sunday of the , business firms. , s.. Should Welcome Strangers. Sunday night mass meet- first series of ; Inter-Lhurc- month. :V , . . Cummings began his lecture by stat- Cummings: explained ;tht method ings being conducted by the h ing that the 1 Associated Advertising employed by business firms in adver- Kona Sex- Beginning tomorrow morning, serv Yeehly Calendar Federation. 'The t v Ices-a- Mission;- Tenth " Clubs of America had adopted Truth" tising, the personal solicitation and tette has' been secured for the even- the Epiphany ' will continued un- road, be 4 .an an emblem. i' the advertisements in the dally pa- ing, and will furnish the musical end and Palolo MONDAY t ; va: Mosquitoes - der the direction of RevrF. A. Saylor, firmly In ap- -- and "Now, while I believe that pers. Both of these methods he cf the prcgram. ..- - ," Honolulu. Stated. ; pastor of the mission. Morning serv In-s- ec rplte of the headway made in recent plied to church advertising. He said t Although he has been but a week other Flying - ice will commence at 11 o'cloca, witn advertising al- -- r v years, it is true that needs that business firms sent out personal in Honolulu, Doctor Brodie f has - TUESDAY! v ? - Sunday school at 10 o'clock.- The eve religion, it 'is also true that religion letters to new arrivals in the- city. J ready made a large number of friends: , Honolulu Chapter.! Practice. ning service will begin at 7:30 o'clock, ' ;- ts don't needs advertising, he said. "I. know Similar letters, he declared, should be the made an excellent impression at " ' ,.v " ; are many church goers Bijou bother you in a that there sent out by a church letters of wel the meeting In the theatre last r THE CHRISTIAX CHCRCn TVEDNESDAYf . . well meaning and sincere Christians come, telling of the worx the music Sunday ; evening, and his address to- C. one. Kin r and Alakea streets. David 'THURSDAY to whom the idea of advertising a and services and inviting the stranger morrow evening will be a popular v room Peters, minister U- ':" ' be- DfC-jtc- r - -- where Church is dIstastefuL They don't to attend.' - : Theatre meetings are not new to V' - yet text, f'X'i--'..- de- an Elec- lieve in it .And there 'is' a "An advertising , man or woman Brodie. While in Wichita he CHURCH FRIDAY t there's a very' popular text with some minis- give up Sunday evening GERMAN LUTHERAN Oceanic, Degree. thrives upon enthusiasm. They are cided to his Beretanla avenue near Punchbowl Third ters, whieh runs: your light so services, hold an evening .mass ': tric Fan in bper-- 'Let failures if they are not enthusiastic and : ' men they may, see I meeting men women in one street rhine before that continued Cummings. "Now if could for and Sunday services at 11 a. m, and on SATURDAY:. your good work, and glorify your Fa- get everyone of you Interested in this of the local theatres, which seated Harmony Chapter, O. E. &, Sunday each month at 7:20 ' - last of 4. - , ther, which Is in heaven.' and although advertising proposition, you would all 1200 persons. school 9:45 m. ' No. Regular. fc sig- meeting ex- p, m. ; Sunday. at a. this text used as a become enthusiasts. L You could not He advertised the first v request nal for passing the collection plate, ; ; tensively and made a spcial. help Just try to Imagine wha ; KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH And it's' the air that MOVES that very it persons re- it seems to roe a appropriate one would , happen if every one ot vou b that belonging to churches Poepoe, r V I ' :; Sun- Rev. H. K. Minister. , of the . attending meeting. All visiting members keeps you cool. t L for an advertising preachment. came not only churchgoers, "but en- frain from the 10 a. m. Sunday School, Interna- at-- -, Let the Light Shine. ; thusiastic churchgoers. You will day night arrived, and Doctor Brodie order are cordially invited to fill tional Sunday School Lessons. Mr. S. lodges. "I read It as a command , to place very went to the theatre . almost in fear tend: meetings of local this service and would he K. Kamaloplll. . superintendent Ha- : anyone church to advertise. Advertise its a greater power for good in this city and trembling, wondering If Mrs. G Mar- Havauan':EIectnc-;- were.-- ar- waiian department L. cervices, Its activities, its attractions than any of the existing civic. bodies, would be there. They He English.. .' -- time shall. .' phone sm and Us purposes 'Let your light so newspapers rived shortly before the 'the m.-Ch-ristian CIS, R, O. v Advertising In the 6:30 p. Endeavor. UONOL.LLU LODUE, P. - ! meeting was to begin, and, J fhine before men.' How are you go comes Jiext, and is a very Important announced Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Lod fn day, found the Service Honolulu j i'x , ; i the language of the -- oing to do that without advertising? Hem. These free reading notXces 616, b. p. a. -- TL people being , Yotf. can't. - Therefore, I take it, the should be taken fully. S. O. sign out and KAWAIAHAO CHURCH v advaaie5of away. was meets In their hall, ca i objection to advertising as applied to, turned Then the question ; But the notices are read as a general up Corner King and Punchbowl streets. King St, near Fort, cnurcnes, lies noi so mucn in me aci rule, only by members of churches and raised In his mind as to who made Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 s : ' services Every Friday evenln. - . : the audience ; w ar in the. method. J of church choirs. They are not the ? pm. Sunday School. 10 a. m. Prayer vv.v ' " Visiting Brothers art argument lVo f A young man who had been a bar- W "There seems to be no ( kind cf advertising "catch people meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. keeper, and who had been led to the cordially tavlted to that the light should shine, and If we who prefer a ball game for their Sun-ca- n attend. decide upon the correct method of ' day Christian life by Doctor Brodie, had " SALYATION ARMY treat, rather than a church eer. evening, J. L. COKI H R, producing the Illumination, we have vice. Would regular display adver- - been asked to sing thlt and 'Regular services held in Salvation a e on-th- R DUNSHCC ery likely problem 6C was platform:, As they sat to- fci solved the tlsement fcaw the people to a church young Army Hall, Nuuanu street between - I gether. Doctor Brtdie asked the Every In lansuaga means: church advertising. service?" awould.a Merchant and Queen streets. Meet on ths lz the cf Kamehameha that roan; what he thought of the crowd. S p. - f "We , frequently are told . that Cummings related how a minister In evening at m. : i v- ,; 4 tlx : "' :' young ind UzZ' I V - S?- - ! The. man smiled,; and said: "STAND AND LISTEN ; cannot afford to advertise; .. Friday, 8 p. m. Y.. P. il:' .' t churches the east had filled his church by an of I. ' that takes too much money. lo run advertising campaign news They are all here; I know most Sunday, 10 a. 'm.. Sunday School: days of each if there is one thing that ws wa nt to pound, drill and everlastingly it. in which them because I hava served them over campaign. cry cos-ma- n 11 Holiness meeting; Sunday month at K. , i a That is the of the paper advertising wasf used. 4 He - a. m., ? ding Into ears of the public. It Is that "';!;.;;" a Li-H- ha tht who does not reckon results. You led by itating- the bar." Doctor Brodie made School at, 2:30 p. m.. School and Hall, 7:30, p. .his address that he - - n. jparefui;- : search.- .of. the audience, i can't catch .fishvwithoubaJt of some would advise-- chuMhea.ieemp1oylthe streets; 'Sunday School at2;J0 cth-- whlca' revealed rbut few persons wha 10 Uembers of t : kind.' If your i congregation were perscnal Sloan Mission; Eunday' School at e spllcitatlon.eiewspaper, and , When, be' Yarine Enelneen r Associate IIil0 'Isi'p,0ne Wight Stand col-- were members of churches. 3 p. m. Llliha street; m. and at la-rlt- I suppose j a. ed dobledtor trebled. the billboard methods of advertising; that began his sermon, Doctor Brodie ask- Beneflrlal are cordially J and j - SundL School (Koreany.at 3 p. m: lections donations .'could rea3on.-- he would advertise the music and the . to by get all they ed these persons not to come to the ; ;, In 4ArIaflm attend People who come to Hilo and return the same steamer ably be expected to increase in pro--, see Ensign S. Manhart, . officer sermcns.'and te It .that both:were ; next meeting, as he. wan ted the seats - . . pay for; but In that short time they do not begin to see what there portioA, and if a few dollars judicious- - up to charge. . : ;. the standard of the 'statements non-c- h urcb-goln- gr see-;,..,,"-,-. L'- ': for the ; people. Wm. Sir KIN LEY LODGE 8, be seen,' they to '.V:'...''.,. : : . Dlthridge, a young Ns. is to and what ouht . ly expended :" advertising ' Miss Harriett In. should placed before the public: g ' But the church-gotn- people of Ho- Japan, will speak at - , t E. P. ' - ' more a two misslonarr from m'- I . There are remarkable scenic wonders within radlua;of nolulu are not asked to stay from the 8 o'clock this evening. Meets every 1st and. 3d Tuc of Hilo In area in any other oart of the Isl- - I the services at 4 hours than twice that LOCAL PORTUGUESE TO meeting tomorrow evening, nor from day venlnft'at :33 o'clock i a ands. ;. -.-- y.- ; any meeting which Doctor Bro- - CELEBRATE ANNUAL FEAST SUNDAY SERVICES ether . SEVENTH DAY ADYENTIST V K-- of P.. Hall. cor. Fort acj die will hold city. y-- f You can't see all this in a day. You should a;: least stay over one while in this The r church V, Beretania. Visiting brothers church members and the non-churc- h Mc-Kear- steamer. The .'Testa de Nossa Senhora do 767 Kinau street Robert riordially invited to attend. members alike are Invited, to be pres- nastor. Services Sat U Monte"- - (Feast fo Our. Lady of the actinz t A, H AHREN3, C. C. Come and let us prove to ytu. CEXTEAL tiXttiX' CHURCH ent ; Tomorrow evening. Doctor Bro 11 Sunday at 7:30 Mount), will be observed at the Cath-- i urday at a. m. and 1 n REEVES. K R c 1U die. will have' something to say about 10 a. m. Ser- i ollc Church In Kalihi-uk- a teglnnln- -' " ' ' p..m. Sabbath School at ! ' - sin and the kfnd of . religion, ' this evening continuing through teteri Rw. Amos A. Ebersole. Asso- it takes vices Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. OAUU LODGE. U and - ciate Minister. to help a man to be decent He will I Hilo Board of Trade out Sunday, The services this year (i,;'- I. O. G. T. f 9 : 50 a. m.-7-Bi- School. : Mr. Vau say it in plain wcrds, and It will be are in charge MARK :.y. r-'f-. ( of Rev. Father Edmond,' ; ; FESTIVAL WILL uanu uooge, i. i u MacCaughfy, Superintendent - said in an Interesting way. . P. 3.: MSee Hawaii Firstl" n9.inr f th Knan u. r wm m in nhh m.-Te-acber Training Clasfc. CLOSE OF SUMMER SCHOOL mi is assisted by a coomittea composed i -- the Central Union Mr. r , 3252. Parsonage adjoins Oiaflea T church. ; The v:Jir;, ; of member, of the congregation, r ' PltA: 1 Ger- Bihle School Th fn,. 10 a., m.Adult Bible Class. Leader, regular services of the church are as A festival will be held at the Hni nmrm wiit Be-letan- ia the first and third He follows: . ' man Evangelical Lutheran church, gin with low mass at 7 o'clock in the! ' Tuesdays at bJf-pa- t K11 a-- m. Morning Worship.:. Ser : Sunday School, 9 :43 a. m. street &t three o'clock tomor- morning, this service to be followed ' , r p. 1 ; , the ,sevn oi hv ttlch maaa a 74A ii'itltalr titIf. n mon by Ke A. M. Brodie, D. D. of Men's Bible Class at 9:45. a. m. row; afternoon which will mark 1 "4 ' Preaching 11 work car; ?nRSr. Phlf Tmr.7' musical program and semon by the SlCi?' aD?aS Is Prayer Worth Service at a. m. close of the summer school pastor. Epworth League Service at 6:30 p.m. ried en during the past two months. E21 The afternoon will be taken m p. by i : UONOLUXU LODGE set, up with bazaar, at which time the -- van Preaching Service at 7:30 m. A musical program and an address St. ' Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. Rev. Emil Engelhard t, pastor of the L. O. 0. f;; ' ' - Hawaiian Band will be in " attendance n?n -- will mi ' ""f m. will be included in the 'exer- meet tn Odd Fellows building, Ga ;; church, When the celebration of this feast Z1" Tld .?u"0 Sv?': King, every woo AnmittntaA enmo , ur Uljr UU wine Jayieu luf Sunday School will take place it the cises.' V: r ' fort street near Friday OISCUSSIOH Mr. H. W. m., 16 evening at 7:30 o'clock. , it mr-- tfnH crto' h HVeiy Leader, usual hour. At It a. the pastor On September Pastor Enselhardt TinMix! - . - - ' V . will occupy up- Visiting brothers cordially lurltsj but this custom has passed V iVUUlllOUU.- ..... the pulpit The soloist for will resume his series of lectures to attend. . f Or feast Is now thrown open to persons the morning will be Mr. Arthur Hud on the subject "German .Literature, Thereabouts :'. all strangers and visitors in thecity son. At the Ep worth League service Art and Music" in the Deutsche CLEM K. QU1NN, Dictator. from all possessions of Portugal, as JAMES W. Secty. well as people of other nationalities. to attend these services. at 6:30 p. m., Mr. A. L. Bernestine Schule. These lectures have proved LLOYD. Bat Uy Shop and Office There will be no service In ..this will lead. The service will : close to be exceedingly interesting and. all church this evening, the congregation promptly at to ' " at- : ; 7:15,ln order allow persons are ) cordially Invited to BAR GERM' ,:" THE Ij invited to join in the Union Service those who desire . to the Bijou ; ;' reach tend. .. - . 4 Aro Still RnTimns at the Bijou Theater at 7:45 theater in time for the service there, ( which begins 7:45. There will be at ANTI-VIVISECTI- . One thing is certain the busy little -- OF CHBIST, no 'service , Full Blast v germ is responsible for about All the FIKST CHURCH evening in our church. If you do cot go to Sunday school BILL IS AMENDED ills that flesh is heir to; and if we can Invife sys- - servicer held in the Odd Fel elsewhere, we yon to Join one of PR bar its entrance we can keep our lows' building, Fori street. our classes. You will, find the hour : WESTMINSTER A standing com- The cavities of the.body ..undajr. servIce8-- . 11 m Subject not only an enjoyable one but a prof- mittee of the house of commons with Lb natural and one. Men's Bible Class Is Yours Truly; . the openings afforded by cuts, scratch- - uL. itable The Mr. Wason in the chair, had Sir F. . in Kit., o t.- - , Sunday school, 9:4 a. m. taught by Judge Quarles and all men Banbury.'s bill prohibiting experi- 8 p.m - TOUBNAIIEIIT should guard; and it is not enough to ednesday evening meefjngs will receive a cordial welcome atr this ments on dogs under consideration dd ClaSS. ;V V recently. The main clause of bill just kelp them clean: The gerin is the jXTEIWSLAND SERIES, nr.i.(an ro.roBw- -. ni mr hoibuildIng, Fort street Hours. 11 a. tn. Ours is a People's Church. People enacts that "from and after the pass- to 1 P- - All welcome. eve ry walk of life will find a 1913. eleanllneaa is neoesR&rv to nulef Ha ftP-- from ing of this act it shall be unlawful in tlvity. cordial welcome awaiting them at all to perform any experiment of a na- Keep the germ out by destroying REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS our services. You will find here a ture causing or likely to cause pain it well-ventilat- ed de-fensi- OF LATTER DAY buil Make the fight offensive Instead of ' CHRIST beautiful, church or disease to any dog for any pur- Nip trouble in the bud. The SAINTS ding, a homelike atmosphere, good mu pose whatsoever, either with or with- dally Church on King street one block sic by a chorus choir, evangelical out anesthetics, and no person or use of a. reliable Peroxide anti ! septic as a mouth wash or douche, or Ewa of Thomas Square. ? preaching, and inspiring and helpful place shall be licensed for the pur m. Sunday School. devotional services. Tourists and set- i applied locally to cuts, bruises, 9:45 a. Adult pose of performing any such experi nr Mtes will do this class In both English and Hawaiian tlers, strangers and the well-known- s, ment f - - ;:.. Bicycle Now? rrtrho inrt kamaainas, Get a i Graded lessons for all. ages. I. H. malihinis and are all alike An amendment limiting prohibition TieM The best antiseptic to use is LISTO- - Harbottle, superintendent urgently invited to enjoy all the prlv to Inoculation experiments was moved . 11 a. m. Morning worship of the church. "Come thou by Dr. Chappel, who claimed that ex- GEN. It goes farther than Peroxide Aogr. IS Oahn Cavalry. of Hydrogen by uniting with that most mon In English by Chas. Lee, inter-- with us and we will do thee good. periments on dogs had led to valuable ts. efficient germ destroyer the remedial preiea into Hawaiian. results. The bill, he said, was due to Aug. SO Man! vs. CaTalry. Hi and antiseptic properties of Thymol, T 6:00 p. m. Zion's Religlo-LItera- ry ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL misplaced' sentiment and to Ignorance .:..,;-;- .. ; Xug. 2 Maol vs. Oahn. '; r v- Menthol and Eucaiyptoi. joocieiy. a swuiam; i Ohua lane, Waikikl. Rev. Fr. Valen of what occurred at vivisection ex be-- tin, pastor. Sunday 9 a. m , - . ; .... 11-- ' ; These valuable elements take up the revelations given to the church is services, periments. "... '; Aug. 26 A wail Picked. Team. , .j "... WE ARE NOW SELLING THE - ts. r oy F. Banbury could " work where Peroxide of Hydrogen ing conductea, suppiementea musi Sir said that he -.. . .'' . - . i .j leaves off and with their help LISTO- - cal and literary program. Jas. Puuo CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF not accept tne amendment since he Tickets for reserved Aato fitlan germ LATTER DAY SAINTS coma not agree es- - on ; GEN not onlv destroys the but ln ihau. President r mat it had been sale at E. 0. Hall Son. : Bicjrcle:;;;v;:i;: ; some degree repairs the 4amage the I 7:30 p. m. Evening worship Elder 1704 Lusitania street Sunday serv laDiisnea mat experiments on dogs Game Called at 9 o'clock ices, 11:45 a. 1 p. m. Sunday necessary. germ has done. Barrett will be the speaker, , mto were The amendment was 10 Young Men's I Ask your druggist for LI STOGEN;) All meetings open to the general school, a. m. and finally carried by twelve votes to btak-U- I LLKt m. ng Associa- I ;ir, you will delight in the purifying, re-- public and a hearty invitation is Young Ladies' Improvement nine. Tnnn ivviva rnniv sensation that it gives. 25 tended to all lovers of truth to come tion meets Sunday evening at 7:30 cts., 50 cts., andill a bottle, at Ben- - and meet with us. o'clock.. Ladies' Relief Association meets Friday at 10 a. tn. Mn, Smith ft Co. Uddvertteemeot , ' Ca'tHOLICCATHEDBAL 0RE BREADS - ; CHURCHES w m . The secretary of the joint commit- Fort street near Beretania; Rt .EPISCOPAL h ill i iiiiftB.fia - tee appointed to make arrangements Rev. Libert bishop of Zeugma, pas-f- or SL Andrew's Cataedral Emma BffiiMbiir, Maxlmin, provincial. Sun-th- e street near Beretania. Rt Rev,' H. B. REGULAR PRICE $35. ';" the second annual conference of tor; Father civic and commercial organiza-- ' day services, 6, 7,. 9 and 10:30 a, m. Restarick, bishop ; Rev. Canon Wm . tions of the territory, to be held in and 7 p. m. Low mass daily, 6 and 7 Aul t vicar. Sunday services, 7 and a; - Sunday Honolulu September 17 to 20, has re-'- m. High mass Sunday and saints 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. : congre- Ko-- m. , ; School, 9 45 a. m. Hawaiian ceived a communication from the days, 10:30 a. ... i . k Civic League saying that ' : . ' '" 1 ? gations. Rev. "Leopold Kroll, pastor. Hon hala that ' - .organization Is planning to send an ' ' FIRST METHODIST E. CHUKOT Sunday services, 9:15 a. m.- 180 S. King Street Phone 251 3 Victor! streets. St, Chareb Wiwer ave ( unusnallv number of delegates corner Beretania and Clement's laree us- - SCATTir.0" ZZ&m&s. LESS FLOUR J to the convention. I R. Elmer Smith, rastor. leiepnone nue, corner Masisx nev. canon ; s. SIX HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913.

Honolulu Stock Exchange -- I DAILY REMINDER I Sat urd ay, August It. J.. I J ii J BBXiwshaia.ekea.IeV1117 Saw 0b Brag MERCANTILE Asked onr His! Bid adverjtisesaenL, 7 1 ii C. Brewer & Co 375. , Coocxeta sidewalk asd atone curbing SUGAR 3157-advertlaen- HnL How much MAY BE your Ik . t-- 7 ETSBSISa vJ-V- O mu IZJ u put la. reasonaMau. Telephonf Ewa Co . 17 -- O N Plantation ..." 14. my.nvwtll; my tongue is coated; my t t EDUCED PRICES Haiku Plantation Co..... m . no headaches and I often feel dtay. I have When you bur ask for Green Stampe Haw. Agrlov Co...... ". . 100 no appetite for Arcaklast, and what food take no others; they're valuable. snare in. the Fire Losses of Haw. Com. & Sug. Co... 26 25 l eaf distresses me. I have a heavy fed-te-g advertisement. . '. r ll J ".1 1 .. i. ; Haw Sugar Co...... 26H in my stomach. I am. getting to The. latest la men's haberdashery at of .i Sugar . weak that sometimes tremble.. My HyfegeB Honomu Co. . . . . 73 110 I the Faabion Clothing Co.. 1 120 Fort .irfeide nerves Sugar Co. 3 are all unstrung. 1 am as fined -- ' :. Hawaivfor 1913?'! Honokaa ...... ' St. advertisement. Hutchlngson Su&ar Plant In the morning at at nifihL ., Best and cheapest awnings, tents y What Is the trouble wtth you? Im 10 14 pure pwoa... and sails at CashmansV Fort near Al Kekaba Sugar Co...... S3 100 WTut f the remedy? len. advertisement Ve have been made agents for the . Hydrox Company, the largest , Around-tbe-lslan- Koloa Sugar Co...... d trip $6.00 a pas- ' manufacturers of Peroxide In America. McBryde Sugar Co...... 2M 2 senger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel. " ' Oahu Sugar Co...... 12 14 2141. advertisement i ; Their product is guaranteed to be full strength not only when you Olaa Sugar Co. . 1 These warm days there is nothing (3) IF don't k n o vr ...... 1W It leavee the factory, but when reaches coneumer.v Onomea Sugar Co ...... 21 21 better than Hire's. Consolidated Soda it the C. Brewer & Co. Paauhau Sugar Plant Co. II Works. advertisement . PaJa Plantation 100 110 ' Clearance sale of hats. Prices - Co...... 4 Ounce Gotties; 15c 8 Ounce Bottles, 25c NOW about- Fire loturanee "Pepeekeo Sugar Co...... ' 100 ... greatly reduced. Miss Power, 210 Bos- . ;: Pioneer M;3 Co...... 19 19 ton Bldg. advertisement . 1 Walalna Agric. . Hanan a shoes in scattered sizes K Pint Bottles,402 Co...... $7.50 may had Wailuku Sugar Co. . . .". . . km always sold at be at Waimanalo Sugar Co.... tOLD'FOB. Mclnerny Shoe Store for $5.00 while Prices are half what you have been paying for the same quality. Walmea Sugar Mill Co. ., they last v : makes clothing Mclnerny - - . MISCELLANiXUS P. It the blood pure and rlch.ri Made to order at style fit Haiku Frt.&Pkg. Co., Ud. 40 has all of the and of a Fifth A.: .become strong and steady. Consult Avenue product and the material Is .. - . . Hawaiian Eicctrlc Co. . . . ' . ' your doctor aoout this meojcme. 1 quite as good. Haw. Irrigation r a . 1 a sV Co...... uo dw iokc any meoicme ooexors Dr. F. L. Ferguson, dentist, has re- Bensony Smith & Co., Ltd., Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 32H 32 wi!l not endorse. Hotel and Fort Hllo Co, sumed practice. room 7, Metro pole Street. It ft Pfd...... Bldg., Alakea, St, bet. Hotel and Be-- ' Kilo It yamt Over if riassrfih WwU .- R. R. Co, Com 3 4 ud tout -- retania. Advertisement .;V '- X v lion. B.& M. 20 21'. coostted. conrctkt nc. Aytr'sPIU J MrhI s Co...... ' are Kvrr piih. They act tfrectly oa th For those need of a complete rest Hon. Gas Co., Pfd. 10S ... Uvef. Tbc doM Ii dUL iutt oa. Afl in " im wyUble. cugarMted. v , .... and: change, try the Hotel Aubrey, on lion. Gas Co., 105 . : 1 : Com...... ; i rrrf-- &. fnjM by DR. J. O CO.. windward Oahu, where the beautiful H. T. L. Ca, Pref.-I- ;:' ATn It home-cook- ed Sc. Towu. Kim. V. 0. A. scenery,, fresh air, and R. T. L. Ca, Com.. ttlfc meals are unsurpassed, Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co. later-Islan- You're in luck if you trade with d 3. N. Co... 120 Henry May Co., because the Sierra, Huttial Tel. Co...... !. 19 20 REAL ESTATE TBAfSACTIOXS on Monday, brings some fine Primrose Oahu R. & L. 122 130, When you want something Co...... ' Pork Sausage to them. If you want tender and,extra nice for dianer try our lafeang Co. ; ...... 10 . Rubf ..i . Entered of Record Aug. 15, 1913, your share, phone 1271. advertise- TaBjon ' -- Olok Rub. Co. . . . 20" 27 ' - F F Baldwin and as Tr et al to ment - PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF.' OP -- LEG LAMB BONDS ; bi-foc- Harriet K Baldwin ...... D Genuine KRYPTOK al lenses Hamakua Dltck Co. .... K PORTERHOUSE STEAK. LAM a CHOP ., ' , i , :. ..v . .. Esther U Mahaulu and hsb to furnished promptly. Factory on the Haw. Com. & S. Co. TENDERLOIN 8TEAK MUTTON CHOP 6s.. Mary K Harbottle ...... ExchgD premises. A. N. SANFORD, optician, VEAL ROAST Haw. Irrigation Co. 98 LOIN ROAST PORK 6s... Thos Kawahakui and wf to Mary Boston building. Fort street over Hen - VEAL CUTLET Haw. Ter. 4s. ref. 1805.... K Harbottle ...... ;.ExcbgD ry May & Co. - Telephone 1740. Haw. J : -- You are never sure of your Automobile, but you Ter. 4s ...... H Suzuki to H . .CM vertisement ": 'r ' Haw. Ter. 4s Pub. Imp...; Entered of Record Aug. 16, 1313, Whether your problsm is to newly 4 M ' can be cure of adequate indemnity in case of Haw. Ter. s . from 8:30 a. nu to 10:30 a. m. . equip an office, or simply to replen Io:3 Haw. Ter. 4g....; Daniel Kalhonui and wf to Maul Ish its supplies, remember that at Ar-lelgh- 's, just, liberal'and prompt by insuring in Haw. Ter...... F Mendonca ...... D on Hotel street yo. will get No. 125 N.King Street Telephone No. 3451 M--p;.- 3s. c H.R.R. Ca 6s, Issue 1901. Masui Moichl to Lai Hip ...... CM not only ,what you want but what you theTIIA. r ' Hilo R. R. Co. & Ex. 6s. Horio Majlro to Lai Hip ... i .. CM should have Honokaa Sugar Co. 6s...... 90 Yamagumi Juai to Lai Hip ...... CM , Now If It's an Actually Good cigar Hon. Gas Co. .. . Mlyaguchl Ichimatsu to Lai Hip. CM you want! it's time to buy an Owl CASTLE & COOICE, LTD., Hon. R. T. &. L Co. 6a.,. Tamagawa et al to Lai Hip ..... CM Half a. million satisfied smokers- - of ' ' Kaual Ry Co. 6s Ah Wah to Lai Hip CM Owl clears. - Yes, you can get them at 8 Agent3, ,;;r;rp;UV;;;)p Kbbala Ditch Co. 6s Fong Cbee to Lai Hip ...... CM M. At Gunst store and . many .- " McBryde Sug. Co. 5s...,V Gotta Ihae to Lai Hip . . . . . i , . CM other nlaces. E1SAL ESTATZ CO- Mut. Tel. Co. 6s., 101 Hesashima Suage . to Lai Hip . . . CM Get a bicycle now and save $3. The . .. AETITA IirSURAIfCE - ...... , now Natomaa Con. 6s...... 79 . O Higashihara by TAff t of Mtgee to Crown Bicycle, formerly $35, Is 06., Zi'l, K .1 V. being sold .for $30 by the Honolulu rQp Oahu R. & Lb Co. 5s...... 100 Nakamoto .ii...ForcAffdt Oahu Sug. Co. . , . .. 00 S Mitsuo to. Q Kawaguchl CM Cvclenr Co.. : 180 South King street. J ...... ; Kobasbigawa to 2518. advantage of, this r Olaa Sugar Co.6s...... 62 .... Matsu Matsu Phone Take v: CM mark-dew- n! Get one t Cttabllahed :n 1151 Pac. Sagar Ca . . i ...... 95 vShiasato C , messages from the Sierra Pioneer Mill Co. 5s.-.- ..: P C Beamer to Manuel Fontes Wireless ; . . say early San Carloa Mill Co. 6a. . and wf t.:.;. . , ...... Rel not only that she will dock T . BS Monday morning, also she has Szve Now Walaiua Agric. . Nitta to Mrs A Omura ...... but that Ca. .... Mrs Mume Omura et al to M de F a large cargo of fresh California fruit SDinola Tr Rl and vegetables, , and ruritan . uuuer, .: ; May & Co. Todard BISHOP & CO. Between Boards CO Olaa 1 Max Eckart to A H Landgraf . . . . Rel for the customers of Henry . Session Salesr-C--- Pines S2U. is H Youne Men's Savs Soey Ltd to advertisement , . BANKERS: of Hydrogen is recognizea Th - C. AS. .O0; S. 0. Aueust H' Landgraf . J ...... Kei Peroxide 'zt Hone 26,'5 tJC. ; wounds AND Z5 John GMachadoand Manuel . as one of.the best cleansers of TO FROM ALL LINES OP TRAVEL Z6, H. C. & S. CO. 26, 13 H. C. wfto as a means of S ...... :D known and is infallable & S: Ca 26, 5 Oahu Sug. Co. 14, 35 f!arrelra... k...... germs. Benson, . Joseph V riddine the mouth of unomea 10 C. & Co. 26 Trent Trust Co .Ltd to ' 21, H. S. & Ltd., Fort and Hotel It Ioesnt tale many weeks of Commtrclal and Traveltra' Fernandas .: ...... D Smith Ca, if LV ' selling one halt the regular Racing to , get together X A Pioneer Hotel Co Ltd to Lahalna streets, are it at tera of Credit laautd on tha eno. Vnnv.l. price charged. fnon?Ii monej to make thr Initial or S74j0u ner Ion. Aerctl Co Ltd U former Beet1 1 - . weddings . Equipment In the elty for th.'a tine of Worfc. payment on tfce Home jon bare In Bank f Cal ifomla and Wm Koolau and wf to Ah Nul . , D At the numerous daytime ralnd. TJien, steady witIo?, after, London Joint Jose M Gomes to Alfred C Suva 1) the coming week. just, notice the dis tho". - oon makes JIoin ..all , Oahu Railway & Land Co to Chas tinctive- creations in millinery that wards' ' tht : t 8tock Banki ' " .. A 1 will he worn. Even it you aro not your own. .j-p- ' Brown .. ...r.. :': Ltd, London Sugar 3.70cts told, you'll know most of the better Union - Pccjc" Trasicibr . -- Miss A little a week does It, If you STAB-BUlLETT-ir GIYES TOU ones rame from the parlors of pat away regularly. V TODAY Boston block. It , 3-4- d TO OAT'S. KitWS Power, in the ' Beets 9s3 Ltd., , Start ROW. Corretpondenta for tho AmerV AUSTRALIA'S SOIL .C., can Express Company and Tel. 1X71 174 C Klj CL ! Thoa. Cook A Son ; SH0WS FERTILITY Opposite Lowers e Cooke Henry 7aterhouse Trust BY AUTHORITY 1 i Zhnf: fBy Latest Mall of HawaiiLjd showing Co.. Ltd. NOTICE OF SALE. OF RESIDENCE sVnKRY. N. S. W. As Capital Surplus $l6oioo.. Interest Allowed on Term and ' th marvelous Droducuvity or me so-- oter Membera Honolulu 8toek and Bond LOTS. Savings Oeposlta . i drv reeions in Australia, when Bank Exchangt intelligence Is used m tne aisinDuiion - L FORT AND MJEJ&CjpANT 'Tho fAllnwIner residence lots situate STREET 8 Punchbowl, Hono if vator from the inland rivers, some Tejepnono izoa - at Auwalolimu and farmer, Oils- lulu, will be. offered for sale at pumic experiences of a successful Wme many years Went- - auction at the following upset prices who has lived at Capitol Buiitt worth on the.-- Darling river, are 01 at the front door to the , F. r. Ing. Honolulu, 12 o'clock noon, Sat interest Practically all of the meat we sell Is termed "Prime be J. Co., Ltd. at W. commenced In Alexander BANK October 23. 1913: - - This man. Saee. tause It Is the best meat sold In this country. So Is the butter nrdav. May: 1900. 28 acres planted with 1-- 5 or with the besL . BTjPCK PROKERS : Terms of sale Cash, or the oranges pears. r. f Information Furnished and Loan and the balance peaches, apricots, and purchase price down 01 z, 4 The third year saw a yield zw. in equal payments in 1, 3 ana cave r920 worth, MERCHANT 8TAR BLDG. with at 6 Thn fourth season STREET years respectively,' Interest fifth year 1600. This year's Metropolitan Meat Warlict HONOLULU and the - per cent per annum; . . . . t .AJAA '.. - - Baldwin 3445. . e is expectea 10 onng iu PHONE ' .No person will be allowed to pur-:has- return tw. : deep. (1)) The alluvial soil Is 20 feet Umltd. more than one lot; is laid over a belt of drift sand Purchaser to pay cost of stamp; which " providing Ideal drainage, Tne roots . . AUWAIOUMU LOT3: FUR UES Issues K. N. K. Letter of Roiii Btrike down deeDlr and so the trees Three.bedreem house, Beretaaia near Emma...... tZXCO -- mm s Block Lot . Area Sq. Ft. Appraised Sugar Factors not suffer from the heat in the P Credit and Trayelera Checks No. No. more ox less value do TwO'bedroom houe, Beretania near A la pal S0X0 ; Staawawald PU?, tU ' ary summer time. Irrigation is done Two-bedroo- m house, Alapal 25X0 Commission Merchants available througbout tka world. J'&nefcant 11 v 8,666 $260.00 Beretania near ...... 8T0CK AS II B051TBOKEES 1 py me waticr uvm u 20.C0 3 588.00 pumping Tbree.bedroom hasef Paaaal Street 17 ll,75l , Four-bedroo- and Insurance Agents. BemDera llnioiaii stack ud Bond ra house, KalmakL Sixth Ave. 25X3 23 11 : 6,630 597.00 ' When von eet a new pair of shoes. Three-bedroo- m ' 259.00 house, KaimnkL Twelfth Ave...... 35X0 29 7 '14.775 up Three-bedroo- and you find that they clip and m house, Lemon Road . . . . . 29X0 Astnta fcfrt. ; SO 1 4,768 239,00 ...... nt the heel, take a piece of flan Two-bedroo-m house, Xo. 51 School St. 15X0 ' Ccile Transfers at 30 3 8,538 : 427.00 nnn ...... Oawailate Commercial Euffir nel and place around he heel and cut Three-bedroo-m house, Kaaklai, Nauana 50X0 30 4 10,336 415.00 Bear ..... - RtTJT the size, then paste around tne msiae. Two-bedroo-m house, Gandall Laae 20X0 ? lowest Rates; BR si PUNCHBOWL SLOPE LOT: Two-bedroo- will not slip. m hoase, large Ianal, 0X0 Halkv Sugar Company n" ': 1,750.00 The shoes at lYalklli ...... 612 50,420 Three-bedroo- Splendid new house; acreen-- m ho e, Ao. 1414 Plikol SL Paia Plantation : is ...... 270 ea; gas; electricity; 935. f For maDs and further information - Business Offices for rent Haul Agricultural Company , Fine house; large tlanal; apply at the office of the Commis HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY, LTD. Hawaiian Sugar Company X" A : THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE screened: ras: Alectricltr: 125 sioner of Public Lands, Capitol Build-- - ' 923 Fori Street: - ;..' BANK, LIMITED. ing, Honolulu. - NEW TODAY Ka'huku Plantation Company Y Large . house and grounds, right In ; . JOSHUA D. TUCKER, Head Office : : : Yokohama? town; lor storage purposes; 320. . HcBrydc Company. . 3usar Honolulu Office : : : Fine new house: S35. Commissioner of Public Lands. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Kahulul. llailro&d Company ; .: Bethel, and Merchant Sts.! Neat cottasre: 118. - Dated at Honolulu, August 14, 1913. First Judicial Circuit Territory of 625 Aug. 16, 23, 30, Sept 6, 13, 20, Kaual Railway Company 4 . . . .( . :. Yen. ! Land for sale In all sections of town. Hawaii. In the matter of the estate 18, 24. New FaM Honolua Ranch ;k ,.; Capital Subscribed.. ,.48,000,000 27, Oct. 4, 11, of Karl Emil Olsen, Deceased. es to Capital Paid Up.... .30,000,000 On reading and filing the petition u Haiku Fruit axd Packing Co. , H. Schnack, . J. NOTICE OF, SALE- - OF GOVT REM of City and Compaay Reserve Fund.... wwi. 18,200,000 ' of John A. Olsen, the Kaual Fruit and Land - Represented during absence by F. NANT AND RIGHT-OF-WA- Ha-wai-L General Banking! business , County of Honolulu, Territory of transacted. Savings accounts Schnack, Attorney-at-law- 5 Brewer alleging that Karl Emil Olsen, A Tired Business Man who' spends most of his day with his feet cocked Building. Telephone 3633. for t and upwards. ; . The following Government Remnant of the City and County of Honolulu, ip on the Office Desk and with the Electric Fan batting Home Runs on to Fire and burglar-proo- f vaults, and Right-of-wa- y will be sold at pub Territory of Hawaii, died Intestate at the back of his neck complained bitterly to hie Molly Lou. with Safe Deposit Boxes for ic auction at; 12 o'clock noon.) Sat the City and County of Honolulu, Ter "Business is like a Mango that a Fruit Fly has Stung. The Heat Indi I Insurance rent, at t per year and up-- , Valley P urday. October 25. 1913, at the ffrpnt ritory of Hawaii, on the 29th day of cator has Sky Rocketed to the top of the Pole and think I shall go to the fire Nuuanu Tract " '' ark wards. I door to the Capitol Building. Hono- - July, A. U 1913, leaving property Coast ". . ; . .. But Molly Lou was THE Trunks and cases to be kept Cbolce residency, lota for sale. ulu: within the Jurisdiction of this Court a wise Little Person with an Idea. She Batted a stray la custody at' moderate rates. (1) fiflTomtrwnt Remnant situated necessary to be administered upon, Anopholes for a Three-Bagge- r as she cooled the Fevered Brow of the Tired OHIjrihain Co. YU AKAI, Manager. a( Kailua, North Kona. Hawaii, con- and praying that Letters of Adminis- Business Man with a Wind Producer. 8. F. taining an area of 11,250 square feet. R. P. Quarles. "Why," she sirened, "should we go to the Coast. Let us Hover, around -- James L Taylor, CE. tration issue to ; LIMlTEp; I , Upset price $2,750.00. Tuesday, 2d the Home Plate.' was reading about the Hostelry at the Promotion Com- .s. It is ordered, that the - General Agent for Hawaii: 511 Stcngenwald Bldg.. Phone 2153 ; (2) Perpetual rightofrway for day of September, A. D. 1913, at 9 mittee's Wonder of the World. Let us go there?" Company of " dtch purposes across the government e'eiock A. M., be and hereby is ap- When they got back there was a Live Business Man and a Molly Lou with Atlas Assurance C. WALDEYER, Roses in her Cheeks. The Genus Homo now London, ..New .York.. Under- and of Kemoo, Waialua, Oahu. Area pointed for hearing said petition in boosts for the Local Product right-of-wa- y 0.19 Upset price Ju- and Molly Lou hatched her Idea for she a new summer Dresa. writers' Agency; Providence EEAL ESTATE A5D UTfESTMEXTS of acre. the court room of this court in the haa 1 ' THc Vogue Co. $20.00. diciary Building in the City and Coun Washington Insurance Co. - - HOTEL' AND UNION STTS. - " Terms Cash. ty of Honolulu, at which time and 54th Stangeawald Bldg. LEAL AM KUBEY, Mgr. See HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO, for details; Floor : Purchaser fo pay cost of advertisr place all persons concerned may ap- I Telephone 45SS 5ow open for bislness with a new ing and stamp. ' r pear and show cause, if any they have, KILAUEA VOLCANO HOUSE CO. lee of Ladles' and Children's ready. For maps and further particulars, why said - petition should not be - 'xfco' Commis- . Ral Estate . Loans made Dresses. Tfe appreeiate a eafL apply at the office of the granted. . .. JnsureV With Your Home Company t PAUAIII eor. ACCAXU ST. sioner of . Public Lands, Capitol By. the Court. - Building. Honolulu. , : V. M. HARRISON. - ' Us H R- WILSON It takes a woman to believe thing? JOSHUA D. TUCKER, Clerk. Let Do Your AUUNG Losses Promptly Paid J. , Aug. 15, ' that are unbelievable. Commissioner of Public Lands. Dated Honolulu, 1913. . Rents Collected T J From an up-Sta-te perspective Whit Dated at Honolulu, August 14, 1913. ANDREW3 A QUARLES, AttorneVs Office, 3GC5 vlomfe Ccv, of Hawaii, Ltd. Phones Rea. 2997 Mayor 5625 6, 13, 20, : : Instance - ' " man looks like the next of Aug. 16, 23. 30, Sept. for. Petitioner. ' ''';- ' ' ' HONOLULU & v .Forvand KligStreets.": Fort Stmt , New York. Watertown Standard. .' 2r, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 24. 5625 Aug. 16, 23. CONSTRUCTION DltAYING CO. 1 Robinson Building Queen Street 4 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, AUOUST 16, 1913. BEVE27

STRICT RULES PLAYS POLITICS , HOTEL El'Ill ID 8TEUA131 TO BE OBSERVED PROVES MASTER AT THE GAME GAIT fCAHGISGO A LlESSAGS'Gk Geary Street, above Union Square pposes Appointment of Special Counsel Until Has Matters ITHEMIY - I Eoropean PUn $1.50 a day op per- I Arranged So That He May wake tne Appomimeni American PUn a day cp ; $30 H. McBride for New steel and brick structure! sonally He Names Attorney Claudius Job Third addition of hundred rooms of Soldiers Is r SPRING: "Ctar-Bullctl- STILES Classification Q for, Monday now tpdal Onrewondeneel . a change of heart at the building. Every comfort and Board, we convenience. A high class hotel Made and OrderWill Be August; 15. Complete nulli meeting of the find him PHILO, fathering a motion giving unto himself at very moderate rates. In center Rigidly Enforced fication of Ibcir action of the previ- , y of theatre and retail district. On the authority to authorize special The caxons stylat. In men9 ous week marked the proceedings of charge " r j car lines transferring to all parts plan to improve counsel to take full of the case T" General Funston's Board of Supervisors on Honday on behalf of county' of Hawaii, of city. Electric omnibus meets the appearance and conduct of the the the clothing hate one especially all trains and steamers. - ) last and a pretty kettlo cf fish seems It is currently reported that Yates soldiers on Oahu. will go, into effect mesh- bring matter, up Hot! StrwH m KwmSaa drawn up, to, have been brought Into the was slated to lhe feature mo onCiCfrtor bla4 Ha4qrireBrJn. Ckl Adinm A general order has been es of tho net County Attorney Beers before the Board, but apparently his J. U. and will be published within a day or at ABC Ca. Un, up" the laid a communication before the courage failed him the eleventh predominates blues, black, two. It is expected to 'stiffen on first day of the meet- hour, and David Ewaliko took upon entire Hawaiian department, and its Board the it ing, in which he asked that he be per- himself to bring the motion up.- - yrayx and broicnx; checks, un provisions will be strictly carried out mitted to employ special counsel to Claudius HMcBrlde 'la the special It has been claimed that soldiers - defend the case brought by the Ila- counsel chosen! yy .t . ; tares and hair line stripes arc going to and from the" Philippines, 'on plantation against, the county Is according to the army transports, are, largely responsi- law a of At least this Cellevue Hotel and Hawaii for 124,000 damages sustain various "confidentiar assertions among the new fabrics. V ble for some of the drunkenness by' reason of a fire which destroy-- which v Claudius is alleged to have carelessness seen on the streets, and ed transports, ed certain cf the plalntlTs cane made to many and sundry residents: In Corner Geary and. Taylor 8ta, a notice will be sent to all - which, affirming - con- helds. at Kobalaand It is this city, that he had the yarroic shoulder effects icith warning men on shore; leave to; claimed, was spread from a rubbish contract "sewed up in his pocket", -- regulations, and San Francisco form to the uniform fire, kindled by the road employees of ' At Tuesday's meeting of the board, suuy fitting boilies, rangjng ' to check any rough conduct . j . ,.- ' " the county to Kchala district' r T Kauhahe moved for the reconsidera-- ' On the theory that It is up the A refined house of unusual ex- Jo The fee. Beers estimated, would be tlon or the matter. Lyman seconded from the conservative to: the officers to set the example for the doubt-wculd- y Within shopping 11,000, ' which, : thought ; Kauhane, his request but as Yates'was cellence. the men, utmost strictness: hcj-c'- s y enlisted t&e cane, van- - of the Board want-la- b extreme trhcrcr and theatre districts.' Posltlve-l- uni- like, the plaintiff's ful and the balance " rather will be observed regarding the pro- - fall-te- st flre-pro- ot Every In, smoke. Ewaliko's vigorous ca nd reconsideration; the mption rocn with , form. Any officer who appears out ' County power tftcin-llloc- h ; . - - to the granting of the ed, and Ewanko's remained come to ires-- ; . bath, v . of-whit- your t e arter 630 p. m. in Honolulu, request on the ground of tact ' y V ' y f : ' will, subject himself to serious con- j " American plan, tLCO a day tip. economy chairman being of the This action on the part of the Board , sequence. v; v . the cue, they knoic how. to keep, European plan, ZDQ a. day up. opinion that it would be preferable in has placed the; members of the Coun- - The following order, which will pecui-Bee- rs ' the . interests of, the county to have ty Attorney's office in rather a in their clothes, zhilc'. : comfort Special Monthly Rates. soon be. published officially, contains attend to the more Important iar position, and one that does not t the' provisions of the department plan-- likely to Improved during the ; work, particularly to the Halawa seem be still leading in cortxet style.. For further Information address commander's plan: 'l r ' tation case, and pass some of the less .course of the next few days. As it Arnold Wei be I, Honolulu repre-entativ- e, L In view of the frequent, instances lmjpprtant matters over to an assist-- stands' today, County: Attorney Beers 2005 Kalla TeW of disorderly conduct on the part 6f ' Road, the . ' ant. to be hired specifically, for that and his deputy Heen .both take TVc arc proad of our shotting . 2879. men In the City of Honolulu, - '' ' ephone enlisted purpose seemed to touch, a respond-- stand that they will have, none of '' v y y, together tylth carelessness in saluting i ent chord in Lyman s mind, for tne., Claudius in the matter. Tne uoara of titcin-Bloc- li Smart Clolhcs-- officers, and in the wearing of the " latter sugested that It would be better . of Supervisors specifically directed uniform, there will be put into effect i to turn down' the request and 'give that Heen should cover the case,' and, tchy not sec the in today i 1 at the earliest practicable moment at Beers Instructions td, take, charge of : as in duty bound, Heen Is so doing, each post and at the Department Hos- tnis important matter. I He hhs already taken the preliminary HOTEL AUBREY pital a system of classification of en- As a result the request was refused steps to prepare the defense againsx HAL3ULA, OAHUi HAWAH. listed men, according to' conduct , and Ewallko's economical stand seem the action brought by the ' plantation, 2. divided In- - Distinguished for Its clientage, Enlisted men will be ed' justified.". y y -- y y ; enH- rna rtoirlnir nut fifa Viftnil trt thft ! ' ' be-twe- appointments and ' location. to three classes: '"' . Diiring the time which elapsed plow, 'does not feel disposed td ' re-- Equally attractive to weekly, (a) The first class will Include only the first' meeting and Monday imqulsh :hls labors, even for Claudius y -- monthly or. guests. those men who, by their conduct shall - have undergone McBryde, the chosen ot Ewalika ' i transient A ewaliko seems to h. " ' - 7722 tclectfaTsily, homelike country show themselves to be worthy of spec- r '; ' ; . Slyh Center Fort and Lhrcbznt hotel, and good meals. ' ' '' ial privileges. 'No' man who' has been CTRICTLY HOME COOKING guilty of misconduct in the City of ItAFELLMEISTER fiddle horses and autos In the Honolulu since June 2, 1913, the date Notes Fort Shatter - ' - provost - rent service. Perfect sea bath- of the festablishment of the r- j, c 4 ??,--- ing. NO coral to step on. ' ' guard In this ' city," Shall be considered eligible for this class. Men belonging Moderate Rates Phono 172 Special Star-Bullet-in Crresponacncel will-b- He represented Beretania settle- -- ; to this class e furnished' with a : the QUEEN MARY DRAWS .,- A. C. AUnrEY, Prcn. SHAFTER, ' AUg. 16. Word HAS EIOUGES TO - FORT ment, which, has maintained a play card, the'- possession of' which will has been received by the Quarter- CITY LINE FOR LOW NECKS entitle them .to leave the post at "will WOULD SELL ground there for some time. They ; master that' the contract for 3,000,000 hold the property nnder a lease. which r when absence from duty is not Involv- ' feet of lumber has beeri let to a Seat- i any LONDON ed, and will 'carry with It permission may be terminated at time. Tlie antipathy of Queen tle firm for use in , the construction GciilTiiEGA;! Supervisor Woiter opposed the pro- Mary to low cut afternoon toilet3 ha3 to remain absenc from retreat -- and : ; or the new cont'onment for the Sec- declaring cost te-j check roll call provided they are ac- position, that it would been the cause of somo friction ' ond Infantry battalions and the Com county $200,000 HOTEL tually absent from the, reservation.' the city and at least tween her majesty and the Duchess of - ;yA pany of Engineers. . - v " ' ; ; . .u j.m.. to purchase the land. . The mayor ex- Fife regarding the latter's wedding any will c The commission of offense Engineer Corps, pro- involve demotion to next Captain Hannum,' , Kapellmeister Berger, whose music- pressed himself In favor of the arrangements. KE the - at least has- gone ahead with the work of genius has r directedV.the Honolulu position. , But because of the late The queen will permit Princr1: lower class. . When absence from any al 1VAI3IEA, KALI sewerage and septic tanks sp that band for'many years 'pasVfeftlSithat hour at which it'-was-- brought before Mary to be a bridesmaid onJj on con-- , military, duty, oflier than retreat and I arrlva4--o- f meeting, was cbeck'rbli can, isInvolved, a regular upori the-- the lumber the ne Biiouiu oe y,uvn uu vumtj the discussion cut short dition that none of the bridesmaids 5ewly. EenoTatcd Best Hotel latter part ot September everything opinion-abou- t band con- It may be further discussed at the wears a frock cut lower than one " pass applied by men of 4 express h's inch should be for ' next-meetin- g, ' will be ready for construction of which has been set for In on Kacal class, y y. : certs at hotels'He begin t6 have this the neck in front the first i Spencer Bowen appeared before the ; buildings. y feeling from ho read of the , August 19, at 7 : 30 o clock In the The Duchess of Fife resents such re-- Toorl&t Trade SolIIetcd- - .;; the first ; (b) second ' -- r meeting this after- The class will include r Vr..:. by supervisors at a evening. y .y..- -; - '. men whose has .35rv;:; ban being put. on su'ch concerts noon asked the city take strictions, and has appealed to her jIeALS . enlisted conduct been ' and that GOOD The following transfers of enlisted the chief executive of the city and prop- mother and Queen Alexandra, but sufficiently good to entitle them to the In- - over by lease or purchase, the men has been made in the Second put his- gTAR-BTJLLET- Queen - ' county. The mayor has foot IIf OTTOS TOU Mary refuses to alter her atti- V- Eatfs Reasonable privilege of leaving the reservation on regimental erty of the Bishop estate at Beretania ' fantry fn order to bring ithe down, so to speak, and soon he says TODAYS liKlfH TODAY 1 pass. Tne commission of any offense and Smith streets for playgrounds. C Tf. SriTZ t t t Prorrlf tor detachment up to its required the municipal band will be asked to against good order and military dis- fifty-fou- r: strength of confine its concerts to public parks. cipline will involve demotion to the Privates Fred Huges, Co. A to Co. ' 1 Herr Berger does not wish to take third class. K; Norman Hilton, Co. B to Co. K; mayor, says he Is (c) The third class will include1 all Issue with the He ' golf Golden C. Moon, Co, E to Co. K; really In sympathr with 'the mayor, enlisted men who during past two '- - asd the Frank Homrigbouse Co. O to Co. L. - - I months, guilty disorderly and believes the"' hotels" should be v'3 have been of And the following men detailed to taught place. What he mainly and sucTi others as may be so " their :M&3- :0!: conduct the detachment: : ' classified by troop, battery, company wants to present in' his statement are Privates Fred Huges, Co. KV Nor- figures, showing the number of times j and etachment commanders. These man Hilton, Co. K; Golden Moon, hotels men 1 'C he has played at the different will not be permitted to leave Co. K; i Frank Homrlghouse', Co. L.; the reservation except perform- since the band was first organized. in the Stephen Gejilner, Co. L; Martin II. up fig- ance of official duties. He,rr Berger" Is now adding the " Hinman; Co. M; Harlen Bilyen, Co. ures, before long he will be ready 3. " and In order to be advanced to ;a m. v-.- - higher .r to show the world exactly the num- class, an enlisted man , must The details were made by tbgir In plain arid figured WE FOR A 8WIM AT THE maintain a record for ber or concerts he has given at the clear at least company commanders with - special several hotels and parks. For one of " two months, in addition to any sen- ' reference to their, fitness for mounted the remarkable things about Herr Ber- V7riHTn Znn tence which may have been awarded scout and orderly duty. ' - " ger is that he has kept an accurate by court y " '. " martial. 5 : ;38r. jbt . account of everything musical or ti WEXT: SUNDAY 4. of- , fr Failure to properly salute A delightful "moonlight swimming quasi-music- al ON 1 that he has done. . NOW "i Says the WIsO' Bather , ficers, and carelessness In the wear- party" was given by Dr. L. C Mudd, Off-han- d, says played ing of the uniform, will devolve demo- M. evening near he that he has 'ti C, last at the beach - Royal some- 'A tion to the next lower class. Do Russy. at the- Hawaiian hotel Fort thing 1200 tlnsbs. which is quite REAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE - ' Drunkenness' or disorderly con like Fort Street A Dt. and Mrs. Huntington of Fort a little job ivttsrf At other places' can be had at the new boarding house duct of any . kind will involve demo- very kindly ' De Russy. tendered their ne has plaved aVj"aJser number of J Opp. Catholic Church tion to the third class, with forfeiture quarters as a "bath house" and "pal- BAZAAR purpose o the statistics JAPANESE of good conduct card. times. The t ace of eats" and after the swim all him-- 1 6." he Is compiling Is tcSBrlnIcate The acquirement of a- - T7AEI&T7A venereal adjourned there picnic lunch, -- for self ; or any possible narge oeing Nearly 1C00 ; elevation, disease , through failure to take ad-- had been provided by Mrs. I feet 4 which made against him of" favoritism: He depot, grand scenery, fine bass wantage of prophylactic treatment O. "1 near Mathews and the Misses Lenihan. prove -- alf1 the hotels fishing. particulars,' E. will involve demotion to. the third guests Major desires to that For address The were: Smith, Lieut have been xiven turn and "furi about 'I L Kruss, Wahiawa, Phone 469. class and continuance in that class and Mrs. Xi. Mathews. Miss Eleanor Y 0. What tee mayor does" orj does not; at least until the disease Is no longer Lenihan, Miss ,.Katherine -- Lenihan, v , - - - " " do with relation to his announced de contagious, v ; - Miss Betty Case, Miss; Helen Alexan- 7. Subject" v clsion to stop hotel concerts, does nof 5 NEW SHIPMENT OF tol the supervision of der," Miss O'Brien, Miss Martin, Miss concern Kapellmeister Berger. All Lau-be- r. post and regimental commanders, Winter, Lieuts. Sylvester,Camp, " ' hn h wmwrntpil with. Ravs hf' ; company, troop, battery Rose, Hardigg and Calder. (V: Jind detach- prove not J SHOI3S ' y-- Is to that be has shown ment y.- 3ET- commanders are charged with y 35 . r onev Just Arrived.. - partiality to hotel' or another: mm the duty of tlasslfyihg enlisted- men The band under the leadership of YORK CO. afld he believes the figures he has NEW SHOE of their commands, using their best Chief Musician Jacobson 'will render v Nuuanu St, nr, HoteL Judgment in regard to assignments the followinig at concert tomorrow at will bear out his statement As fori to the moon, he says he regrets that he the 'first and second classes.' 10 a. m. on the main parade: arrange sky 8. Any man off Reverie .Kennedy can not the affairs of the found the reserva- Star of the Sea. .. so that the moon would be full at all : tion who is unable to produce Goralsritter March ' a good from "Parsifal" " vh - THE KIND THAT HELPS A MAN "Bo Prepared conduct card or properly assigned . .I ... . .'...... Wagner times. " FIGHTv Dili pass, will be, subjected Adagio from "Moonlight Sonata". . Go to Yo Regal Boot Shop and arrested and ' to disciplinary ...... ?. ; Get; the New V "y measures. : '. ..V..U...:. .. K. . .Beethoven STORTHING PASSES N ; f' 9. The provision of uniform regu- Reve Angelique (Kammensl Ostrov) SHOES VoR BOY SPECIAL lations which requires inspection of . . Rubensteln MEASURE : : MARCONI :k scouts. enlisted men leaving the reservation 'XT' 38T-- on, and returning from,, pass, will be There will be an informal hop at ' v v ' Dy Latest Malll y preached by Dr. A. M. Brodie carermiy the : post headquarters evening observed. this CHRISTIANIA, Norway The Mar-- ! CHEMICAL ENGINES AND 10. Every effort will be made to in- beginning" pronlpfiy at 9 o'clock. - conl bill has been passed in the Stor- still into- noncommissioned r WATCHMAN'S CL0CK8 officers a thing by 99 votes to 16. The measure high sense of duty. They will be In- An agricultural company of Bocas . ' was, will remembered,' brought V For Sale by structed to check all irregularities ob- del ' ToVo under ' cultivation " 15 it be 'has forward by the former m inistry, with ' !. : served among the men of their or- acres In bananas and has erected a , 1 ? J. JLvGILMAN ganizations on or off hllTlH'n Kft' foot Inner- In "iirMTi rlna tho result' that the minister of com-- the reservation ., - .. . 1 Fort Street . imerce was faced with no easy- task and to report any third hont.a'' ra n,r - class tten was "called upon to explain NIGHT who leave their reservations In viola- for. shipment It Is said that a mar- when he SUNDAY " " ', present gov- tion of these instructions. ket for the' preserved ' bananas has the proposal, since the . : ' agree entirely with 4 5 C K -- 11. All officers 'opened ' ernment does not AT CIO THE- "are enjoined to cor been up in Europe and the ' rect, the manner; in which the bill is drawn whenever practicable, such Irre United States and that shipments are :; gularities on part being regularly. up, 'y-y 'y the of enlisted men made An effort Is ' ' Crossroads Coolishop, as failure to properly salute officers being made to introduce the article' in It has been calculated that S2 per and failure to Colony cent Ol me teiegranis uom inorwaj i Limited wear the uniform fn In the' preserved condition the ... the prescribed manner. ; banana retains all ' its luscious quali- to Amerfca will be sent byf wireless By telegraphy. As to whether this esti- ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING command' of Brigadier General ties and can be kept for a long time. -. v fa will depend mainly on J: " 'Everything In Booko"-- Funston. f mate correct Bethel St. near. Hotel y ? ARTHUR S. CONKLIN,- - -- The president of "Panama recently whether the installation will prove a Major,. General Stan, Chief of Staff. was a guest of : a number of Colon reliable and practical undertakingAc- Official: : V,' business men' on "a 'trip to 'Playa cording to. the minister for commerce, EflJOU , still B E New Styles in ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, ' Daina,: on th Atlantic coast, to In- wireless telegraphy is more or T H R E E N E VJ D E A S ETT ER COM '.' ;- - Adjutant ,-- .. undeveloped, and, this - H A 8 - General, spect a new coccanut plantation be- less for reason.' T - passing D C Department Adjutant i ing started; there "by American citi- he was not in favor of the of PANAMA AN LOTH how- .- zens with tapitaL' en- the bill. As a matter of fact, - ,.-.- American This . C At Mainland- Prices, ' ! Mr. Rockefeller's predisposition to terprise will be one of the largest of ever, only, 15 of the Radical? and one Its' Social-Democr- at arise at 4 o'clock In the morning bears kind when'the acreage has been supported him. X - 5 FtaiiobA out the theory that if r a .man doesn't completely planted ttith nuts. cfc have to get up early he doesn't mind STAEiBlTtLETI!! KITES TOU ' v Hotel- - St,-- cor. Bijou Lane.; ; doing so.:, y . Star-BnUf- todaj'i news Taday.' TODirS KEWS TODAX a. v

TWENTY TWO HONOLULU STA R--I ULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1913.

"Meet me, Lou, at Elbpng Couple Nearmg Police Toils MADOHAY BE'P

o-- o-- o-- o-- o o o : v Hollisters o o. :;; ; - i-- o SHORT ABOUT ;? ' .; Fountain ft LAST TIME TONIGHT Arrest IS Anticipated 01 M Kea aima 8, 000 This expression,, with a - Potato King and Actress Affin- - change of name, is petting to" ?i. . -- t t..- - t i i ny If uy ' be ,ruite current among ladles", r racea Local Sleuths HI IX), August 15. David Mattoon. v when fhopplng downtown. i assistant bookkeeper for the Laupa- - i . r . t uoenoe sugar ompauy, is uiiucr i- - There's something about the . FACTS OF THE CASE. rm a rpe I i rfKt" w- - rh of fnrsrirv. Auditor I 1 " Hiram McKinley Heatherbloom, - f ...-.- ? - . purity of the bevera?es served, San Joaquin Valley potato Misi. oi uavies ana company, navinR , t . ... . the 4 discovered that someone has been sys-- IN TWO REELS FOUNDED ON FACTS 50 EXCITINQ SCENES W s and .the service itself, that king, elopes, with Genevieve Win-- 4 4 padding payrolls of i , f " Vere, leading lady of temaUcally the 0JM.l viTl a-- ,. i .... friends for a drink and a ifred de 4 abstracting I 'All-Americ- the olantation and the J ' Company. . ' commends Itself to warm or Stock 4 money. The amount specified In the tccame so bold thatihey were finaliy run to earth by U. S, troopv v ; Wife hears of elopement and laiies 4 4 100 tak-- ;;;:; tired, or warm and tired traces couple Honolulu. complaint is but the amount )TnIs plcture. tdUoifa out faithfully a?story"'of the aepredAUoni'ot the ts 4 en during the last three -- months, over who like to meet their friends ; 4 They bock cn Ad Club excur- - 4 Night Riders as it really happened. ' which period the, peculations have ex- for a drink and a brief chat at 4 slon. .4 tended, known to amount to 12000. ' is : Other pictures that will fce shown with this feature' are: the Soda Fountain cf the 4 Police hear of plans and spread 4 Mattoon only recently gained un- net. . . ; 4 4 savory fame from an attempt, made FLYING TO FORTUNE An entertaining Dram of thewAlr. Couple on es-- Ke-aloh- 4 double tracks and 4 graces a, uirough the good of John 1 4 cape. to collect pay for twenty days WILL YOU MARRY ME A Jolly "comedy. r pick up j4 Police trail and will work as North Hilo road : overseer, ' 4 make arrest as they board Mauna which it: was shown In the local dis- THE GREEN-EYE- D MONSTER Western Drama' v )4 Kea this afternoon about a quar-,-4 never performed. : trict court he had THE CADDY'S DREAM "Very funny. . Hollister ter to three, ; ; The system used In padding the payrolls is said to be very similar to Drug Co., Ltd., the one officials have been using to COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AUGUST IS and .11: rob' the county. As a coincidence, it W l Fort Street f: ir is pointed out that the peculations t charged against Mattoon started only - Ohi Tihie F3 - - A- V a short time after Kealoha had "taken War charge" of the North Hilo district A MAGNIFICENT BISON FCATURS. I.. J T ? i v r The taupahoehoe assistant book :.J, TI!E TIPISTS' CHOICE keeper is accused of placing dummy ' 't names on the plantation payroll, and ' ix cakbox rArtit' " ' ' is Al r of raising the amounts due to, some of the laborers. It was a part of his --if- . t t fill pay envel- 4 ' I - office duty to out the opes. He had been with the planta- f tion for three years, and was trusted. by his employers. I c i Emm i AT A SMALL EXPSNS2. AND CORRECT TIME AT ALL TlMES A ' '':. , ...... :.i . v, , - ; : . l 1 , .v . r connected;; the tyitsa A- - , Hart one of the new clocks with tlae Juit ' V stalled by The' Mutuaf Telephone Co.' By teats of one cf thcsi clocij , MTe'dare yon to try It, bemuse , it I Special Star-Bullet-in Convpoiidtncel any business house or residence may, for is : snail ncathly re&Ul, we're sure that after nxln;: MIT-VO- L Aug. 15. the HILO, The first of CORRECT time. no satisfy by D. Eas-to-n hart the ' ' other kind will actions to be brought John ; V-'.-- as trustee of the bankrupt firm .;Cf . - - . " . ' 1 of Desha ft Willfong to collect the out , - . '.'. standing accounts due firm term- S $3.50 that ' cents the sheet: the , of inated in favor of Easton. yesterday, Clocli Installed Free C!i2 hot of 100 sheets. Forple and 7 when Deputy Sheriff Martin on an ex- Mack...... ' ecution Issued against the defendant, n .1 ' - '. Uppsf picture shews Hiram McKInlcy' HeatherbloonT and his affinity, Eitaro . Kohara, collected the entire Rental Fifty Cenh.a , . I Genevieve Winifred de Vere, snapshotted, in a characteristic pose on board amount of. principal, i interest and ; : ". costs. ' ".. The Hawaiian News the vcc3cl which brought them to this port; below is a photograph, spee- '. . ,; ;;v;,,; 'r- cV dily pesed, of Mrs. Heatherbloom, ths injured wife,' who swears she will - addltional cost. yoa may have a 'tonj tell attict:! ' Por a imall ' Supervisor Sam Kauhane, of Kau, - Co., LtdJ have.vergear.ee on the actress. I 'Vr:-- ,'. ; i arranged to awr; desired hour cl day cr ..::: Iff reported by Judge Wise to ; have to a clock and rihs at tit ! -. - r-- v , , : . .- Raid things night. , " . j'';:. .."..' .. v . that he would resign "if :.':'.' Young Building - along they are now.? the-bes- kept going as - The company also has fo-- rent t Time Stin- ttit li iziZi. HAWAII TO i: SUPERVISORS PLAN rec-'.T- c Wise, made this statement at the L Thla is need, for .recording to' tne - minute;the US cr T. board of trade meeting, Kauhane, ders, employes "la and out" records; h6p ccsts tni ti:t ::: I ci when remark, was ex- he mae the. . which correct record of;' the' ta nizula.ia anything of .the tlat tt, ' ' ' pressing his disgust because the board - desirable. . , . - I': ' : - .:. IMPROVE COCOANUT ISLAND mi had empowered Chairman. Ewsliko to t' ...... i i ' ; - fcy employ special counsel to defend the Has no connection,'',with the telephone, but Is workii llectrlclty . Sale r ' ' ' '- Bed Tag county In the Haiawa damage .case. ".and all apparatus regulated iy the 'coassy, ; -' ' . caredjfor'ah' v ...... , - r , ':r..-;- T : r Riwd IA police county v to xCALL AT TE, TELEPHONE OFFICE OR UP. NO. $411; V c:etectife, placed on The enriched 'the HI1X), ; August ;L5. ARerVmaay hGretfrfon, ue, it Is suggested, to the 1 spcc:al the bag NOW ON re-v:srr-a the sum of $200 this week by the . Super--tac- t ' tr& Sacrairento, elopers fruitless; effem td raove the that tho currents have baen ; cfrtae ging of two blind-pigger- s.; Early in to take actlcn towards making changed ty tho construction cf the I ported late, this morning that he tad ' he week. Captain Sllva managed to ;f1:? rrrjiniit hroaVivt'tor nrevnnf tha Maih. I Iccaied - them Hid --that , they Were ' :rf hnff '..Tn catch a booze-sell- er at Pepeekto. who termed tho "Va?kt:M of HlTo, on th3 Iwz away cf the point ln'qusstion, rlanning to mate the trip to Hilo with was operating without a license, t The l y pres- - j Ad Club. & cordon; of police will part of the public, seconded the whicht wculd utterly, spoil the the m?.n wa$ released on a $100 cash bond : placed ; tho Mauna Kea - I Coyne furniture Co.. ; rress, it i?s fallen to tl c lot of Dan. cnt bhihing" beach, 's a matter which arcmd which he forfeited. Captain Solomon Limited. - any posai-- tocCcrr'stcn to convince' the Super wll e!so be taken up, for the Super- wharf in ordc to'i.Tcvcnt landed another at Onomea Wednesday visors of the errcr of their way3,' but visors seem new to realize the Ira-- i iility el escar?.', : V night, who also contributed $100. to the - . Young Bldg. '.;'"'. , It is new a'.ir.cst assured that with n portance cf CoccsBut Island to tho ?Mrs. Hta'herfcloori?. was iniornaed county. Adams Lane - i latest-ilans-a- na aceom- - ' the cpaoo cf a few months Hilo will rcs'dents rt tbo town. . of the will r be the orchid orsscscr of a bathing re-so- rt '." No," doubt; th'3 changed view has , I any :tlie' pclice tolhe wharf f-- the The Desha-Willfon- g garago war last I Mc-(- '( purpose . that will sanl to Its credit; hren rccas'onrd by reason nf . the fact of. witnessing the arre3t.Vc Saturday sold to Amelia K, IHp hy , "f'sitn intorosted the Fuorv!sor3 that the attendance lf3t Sunday, when , The ease has created the grcatcs. the creditors of the bankrupt . nrm. to thrm-t- s "was cxcilcrrent pul the few opened Popular; Fiction la oxfont. of. rwwiTns. ,,ueJrr?rban1 playng there was last The garago will . be for. busi visit Cn J3'and v.hh hin vhero uc very Irirs. and . infused tnanv. of the Vays the enraged wifor ha3 hardly ness under the name of the . Hwan . - - : - BY BUST-LIKC- I) AUTHORS. rolntr.4 rut tha nian'fest" d'sadvan- jirpmincnt bus'nrg? men of Hilo. to- heea away flora the police station; Garage on Saturday, August I6th and trgep ; ; , ...... ' , ; v hich rx'utej by rnsca of lha . gcther with tiioir wives and families. :.Althongh to arrest' so. far, has been will be managed by T.,p. Forhcs. j. ri v. V. ARLElGH'S , V-a- de ' .: At absence "of sufficient bathing Irnsra Visitors frd'i Hcrolu'u .have on in the case, sho is full of praise - .'.: ... . - Ex - On Hotel Street cnl 'srxwer.bath.3. ,Tha, result ?i that nv in', tb nast oxiir?ss- ;for the way ia . which the matter has Edwin Farmer, an Inspector. of the! a ':rcsc!ut!oa- - .trancwoHng: Chaira.i od -, themselves as dolir.td with been tandJed andrit is riJ'nored' hai UnHed States immigration department Hwnl'kr. v l o rrrrea himself '.fceh?n1 i:nrr pt, rs. rosort, premised tbes special detective a: good arr'cd here yesterday morning Ini tbrv eunivrrfers rt the movement,, anl .n -'rt'v1''' 1n vv-- oflttho fart piat reward as, jstml' 3 he can lay .i the order. to gamine the applications of' rhene to ' ! i;;i William ;.Vaniatta to. invept'gate ai I ocrcl, which mn.r3 tbcWaiklkl bfaci, couple-b- y the hcols. two Chinese who want 'return certi-- 1 a.lvlsn---p'.i't- y 1 J.iTFjr.-e- f may rrprrt to th Pearl, P3 to the .'a by i'.i absence at tr.o . . h? ti'siial a';n bv ficatcs Issued to them, so, they, ... onh'rurus intc'r.t" : VIREl ESS of const u";t In? 'sy'Uble drcpv- - irni rr1'"!-rc- i T jrrratnst cr'ti-- the public In 'the- - si ory the; fact that Kmake a visit to China. Farmer Is ac - Jn- and laylna: v.ator pipes to ''ugafB-st;-- Island' -- the sctmI. farmer, a'ad hls'young alfin-th-c companied by Chck Hoy, Interpreter rrrs. ;. osn bs er : To frfends on Island1 to 'pTvdo' the nocessi-y- been its lnc' proncr for ity on Ad C!nh immigration department and - cf facillt'os have bookci for the ,- the 4 - .TT T V .1 Wfl.- baths. It is considered like-- i:groV jit. nd drrss'np. and the ab-- cursion gave the matter an additional C. W, Durker,' Jr., a stenographer. ly that brth. the gentlemen mentionel srp.ro of showers, tut .these', it fs now turn that caught the general fancy. will report favcrabiy cn the pro'oct, tfi'r.Yod,' will bo provided within a The scene at the wharf this after- : It. S. Chase, who has been in charge particularly as it s reported :that short; sitace cf time. V , noon should be interesting" and it is cf the rock crushing plant for the an FILING ' con--; TIONERY SYV enough pipe disposal , , . . . on Kau road there is at the o . thought that besides the; crowd' at- volcano stables the to iit and ' - TEMS call or write of the county at Kau to make the Architect Davis of the firm of ry tracted by the excitement contingent tract has resigned. It is stated that, your wants- ' -- (5 we will fill - ccnnocL'cns . In Hilo and go' ';. y- - V with the main ley. & Davis, is prepaVins: plans for with the departure ; of fifty of Hono- he intends to locate ' ': . to., on the mainland adjacent to tho Is!- - the Hilo Yacht Club building, which lulu's business men," many will be Into the contracting business.' Pat ciiiu smiy ltd. and.v The proposal Is to erect a dress- - in to be' erected on the Cocoanut isl-in- g thereto see. what, happens when, the Fitzgibbon. who for the past" - two 831 STREET f rjM.m. pecommodatiori years : on ; FCRT containing and sido of the Hilo wharf. There is iddy old. farmer is brought face to has been doing road work fry v jfer eighty' people on the open spaco much enthriasm among the raera-- face with his enraged wife. Kauai, arrived here yesterday and will of tVe rewly formed club and nil take the position formerly held by : i. MunuMbn I . brs ent . diving platform, and, !in close Chase. i and all kinds of marble work, are rnxio;a3 to get into their club - ;':,;;-,- C' proximity, to construct two shower r; cleaned and repaired by expert quarters. baths, 'one. for the use of ladies, and C. E. Wright, chairman of the board workmen at reasonable prices. s. one for gentlemen. ? ITrj-rr- stnnTey and Olson, attor- of prison inspectors, says that he will Call tor Zimmerman at. Recent chsrvatioh has shown that neys for tho Haiawa plantation, Ltd., write to Governor' Frear and advise cut down J. C AXTELL'8 ... v- the point cf . land lohind tho spring on Tursdav filed a ioinder in demur that a parole be, granted Gracfatio, a - Alakea Street l board and on the makal side of thejror to the demurrer entered by the Special star-Bullet- in CorreepondenceJ t iliplno prisoner in the Hilo jail who island is gra dually being eroded by t county In tbo damage case which the WAILUKU, Maui, Aug. 15. At the is suffering from tubercnlosJs. The the labor J . Pen-hallo- w get out the action of the waves, which strike plantation , has instituted. invitation of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. sheriff desires to the man of ljinV;-'K--';- for ice cold Drinks and some twenty-fiv- e friends of the jail as he is a menace to the 142 ICE CREAM, TRY THE Miss Carrio E. Short were invited last health of the other prisoners. - If pa- FEElSflfflY, BIIJOUSTBEADACHY, Saturday evening to an afTair given roled . the man will be taken to the Dru Co., in her honor. The party was enter- Puumaile home in Walakea. . hoticekeoping Hawaiian tained for. two hours on one of the given v Hotel mnii jclliest auto truck rides ever INCREASED WAGES Bethl ! 8trt on Maui. The drive was to Kahului I OR CONSTIPATED? TAKE CASCARETS ! and Maalaea, after which a delicious MAY RAISE PRICE chafing-dis- h supper was served On the FOR FOOTWEAR Phono 2205 Bcabhci spacious lanai. -- The floor was clear- Picture Framing ed, and dancing to the pLonograph IBy Latest Mail 1 - Sick headaches! Always trace them cut of the bowels. The effect is almost - was greatly enjoyed. ' LEICESTER, England. At a con- to lazy lnstantanon3. Ladies whose tensitive AIL KDTDS OF BOCX A5D 8A5D FOB COXC2ITZ TT02X. Promptly Done by , liver, delayed, fermenting food Neatly and Men ference of. the national federation of ; - . . v . ' organisms are especially prone to sick FiHEwonn asttj coal. ' ' Who Know How. in the bowels of a si?k stomach. Poi- A good-size- d audience was present ; heafcaches, need not suffer, for they boot and shoe manufacturers and the Ct OTTICTW BTR V.VTV p rf nnr -- sonous, constipated matter, gases and last Sunday morning at the Church of national union of boot and shoe oper--j f can be quickly cured by "Cascarets. Good Shepherd in Wailuku, where CITY MERCANTILE CO bile generated in the bowels, instead One taken tonight will straighten you the auves neiu in Leicester, r.iwiu& u 24 Hotel SL nr. Nuuanu 10-ce- wage , to 35s a week for ot being carried out of the system, is out by moraing--a nt box will the minimum wel, Eenao and held his la8t 8erv. all adult employees has been made conditions: That the national union cause a rise in the cost of boots and reabsorbed into the bicod. When this keep your head clear, stomach sweet. '. ' t flg . . ; . Jc(v His w6 were most impres. bv union. . i: . ' recognize, shoes. poison reaches; the delicate brain tis- Lver and towels regular and make j the national should fully the essential glTe of friends botn wlth. ' The host Among the other, demands of the ' immunity- - SHOE SALE sue it causes congestion and that dull, you feel and cheerful for Qis principles of from. strikes, BIG fright, .f,n outgide rish nave uken union are a wonting wees bouts - ADDITION TO COlidMY skkening headache: months. need Cascarets, too . , 015 DVtw chnil.ini, tho nrmniflr fo,. tha nia th nv r-- ( with security for the continuance of NOW ON. Cascarets remove the cause hy sti- tI hey lore them because they taste minister: how;: deeply they regret his in wages, the total abolition of , mulating the liver, making the bile good and never gripe or sicken. ad- - ductlon Chro-- . Other Articles Reduced. fe--'"- (Special Cble to the Japanese ' departure from Maui prohibition of WBln and constipation poison move on '.l, overtime, and the SgL" Vi ani erti6ement : evening last week a rTeIscIp"11MeMlQ.tfiirf'K nicle). X On Thursday male labor in certain departments. 7?. CANTON DRY GOODS CO. - TOKIO, Japan, August 15. General farewell dinner was given Mr. Short The employers- federation Insisted. , tteJL ";,d . f lf?llt Jlotel St. Opp. Empire Theatre. CANDY CATHARTICS at the Maui Hotel by the local ma- and it was agreed by the manage "?ZJn Fu Hung Mln, former governor gen- agreement'- - to introduce new machinery province Kwangtung, sons. representatives that- - any eral of the of mm "r jsvijryx. 3S r. & ss "V ke they who is among, the many prominent r jm. regarding wages, hours of labor, and J 1 Is likely political Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Doremus Scudder, conditions of employment should ap--' It that tteconferencewill leaders of Dr. Sun Tat Sen's BLOSSOM CANDIES of the Central Union Church, Hono- every in a satisfactory agreement be-;..f-,- party who have fled to Japan, came ORANGE ply to center in the trade. fe8uIt objection Popular Candies Made lulu, are visiting at Kulamanu, which nr nn.taAntA i ing since no is to Tokio today from the west coast The Most taoraA way of m'n-overti- Is the beautiful mountain home on no should placed Placed in the ralslngthe He has not Intimated as . yet that he on the Coast' that restriction be of Maui Mr, P. Cooke. toum wage by the manufacturers t will join Dr. Sun Yat Sen 8uma. DRUG CO., LTD. of and Mrs. J. in accordance with the local at HONOLULU They will remain about three weeks. leicesier ana ioruiauiuiou. 11 10 Telephone 2364 LJ 8TAR-BTJL1ET- 1C24 Fort St. In company with Rev. and Mrs. A. Dodge, Dr. and Mrs. Scudder made likely that the higher wages and the T5 GVTRS TOP week, increase in the cost of leather will TODXT - in Craig Bowdirh and Rev. Rowland B. the ascent of Haleakala this TODAY'S . HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 1C, 1913. SINE:

HOW 1 BECAME A BALL PLAYER

1 E. J. K0NETCHY la From a candy maker ail1 M to one of the best first basemen in baseball Is the hurdla that has been taken by Edward J. Konetchy. about one-- ' 1 half at the St Louis --Notch Amateur Wrestlers Cardinals. This is his SOLDIER TEAMS CHILE Tof W. sixth year In the Na- 'M i tional League, and all SliowMat Skill that time has has piay Would Like to - nun d r the - Mlssov- with v AGAINST THE MAJOR LEAGUERS OF POLO SERIES rians. ' ' : CAfialderinQ the fact that It has been years ' ... 4 J since the- - ,. Cardinals - - jri?r "ZZ- - Twenty-fift- h Infantry Fans Fig That Their Players Have THIS AFTERNOON have finished; In the ire r brand Mike Fishe;'s Aggregation Plan Games first division, the . Chance to Trim of baseball that has Clubs ; played by -- Koney" with Oahu League s At 3.15 this afternoon the timer's been ' " - r of won- f bell will ring, one cf the referees will is a little short Social Ftar-BulM- Ia OorrwipondtnwfJ tal promoters will doubtless extend derful. It is even bet- an Invitation to this garrison to par- bowl the white sphere between the hls record ECHOFIIiLD BARRACKS, Aug. 16. inter-Islan- d ter than ticipate in one of the games. pawing ponies, and the Is say- 4000 disap- at least polo 1913 (Shows, and that There will be about - present series here will last championship tournament of oreat deal, for The - v.-- - ing a on. - pointed soldier fans in this garrison until September 21. and from all in- will be there have been very If, when the final arrangements for Infantry a sure The Oahu and Fourth Cavalry ever es- dications the 25th has f r today's ftw who have the games with Mike Fisher's , aggre- thing in the pennant race. It requires teams are the contenders In tablished field- an-- opening match.. team now .better gation of major league stars are but one more victory. to cinch X: ,' The former ing or batting 'or all , , championship; having de nounced, there Is not Included in the. - 25th its sole ambi- holds the baseball records . The admits that Cav- around . list of island teams to meet, the visit-- tion now is to keep, up the present feated both Maui and the Fifth than he, has. - year. : ? . "ors, at least one representative Scbo- form, so that the team may be In alry bist Three of the four Baseball players are : en-- played field Barracks team. These 4000 i All-Chine- men have together for several agreeing ' shape to take on the on unanimous In : off- years, and have the advantage of . thusiasts, from the' commanding their return from the mainland. The that It Is about one hun- icer, who Is a notable baseball fan, success Chinese in thoroughly understanding each other's per cent harder to remarkable of the nlay probable Oahu dred down to the most recently Joined the states seems to have In no way and moves.? The play well with a losing A- - recruit, who. If he hasn't already-go- t frightened the army players, and the four has the added advantage of fa- team than It la to play the bug will soon be a fan by assoeH post miliarity with the field, and the same that wins feeling is general throughout the can ponies,, point with a club atlon, are firmly convinced that the that the game between these two 'be said 'of their a more games than It considerably on sloping -K- oney-goes garriscn can produce nine men who teams, with the soldier pitchers and that counts loses. Yet ; can give the visitors a run for their batters going as they are, will be ground like Moanalua. . along getting his money. A comparison of the records The Fourth . Cavalry team' is an ab making some game. ' ; base hit and of the post teams and individual, play- - solutely unknown quantity. This wil fielding plays. aver- A remarkable feature . about the appearance great ers, their batting and fielding be the first of the four And he Is not what Is ages, scores of games series here is the hold of the leaders men playing together and the the on of of the and the first known as an average V played here this season, with the rec--i the Interest the fans opportunity given Oahu polo enthus- regiments. Good fast baseball player. Thia is his story ords of Honolulu teams and players, other iasts to i see the successors of the is always 1 appreciated by soldier of how he started play- Indicate , that there lias been some kifth Horse in action with stick and ' fans, but It Is hardly the victories of - ing baseball: v'r classy playing out here. The past balL- - The Fourth is sadly handicap . "How I started to efforts of Schofield Barracks mana- the 25th that are responsible, but ped for mounts, having only 15 ponies the exceptionally clean play- play professional base- gers to arrange games in . the city, rather in training at the present time. V The ing, and thoroughly, sportsmanlike be-bavi- ball Is pretty much of ' . prospect any money regiment is Just building up Its polo me. when there was of of this team that has. won it a mystery even to being made, have not --been successful, organization, and is showing the best hap- the respect and support of the fans. I guess that I just due largely to "the reluctance of'cer--' of sporting spirit by going Into the pened into the game, - -' It would be difficult to find a fan in tain of the baseball fraternity of Ho- present tournament undermounted. and I'm not a bit sorry. the garrison who doesn't know every - nolulu to allow any of the gate money In this afternoon's game. Colonel It's a great profession. to escape to the treasury of 25th player by name, and many of S. D. Sturgis and.Laurence .Redington life, can quote batting field- I like the outdoor town teams. This has not always them the and will referee, while Major E. V. Smith Is good mo- ' " and there ing averages of the leaders. : Now that ' been true, but so frequently n to and Dr. , C. B: Cooper "will act as ney In it, At times it ' - the 25th begins to play on Saturday, f make their welcome the exception timers and scorers. A. Magoon will is hard work, especial this present week, and will continue v . rather than the rule. It was not. so be one of the goal ; Judges, the ap fellow is not i ly when a very long ago that the announcement to do so for the next four weeks, Lieu- pointment or the . second Judge, being ana expects arrange feeling Just ngni t ., of one of. the reglmerjal teams-o- f the tenant Saunders to left to 'the last moment i Spectators get out games ' has. got to garrison, that It desired a place in some with local teims, with a will not be allowed tra the Walklki there, and play every- League, so view of Introducing double headers on - the Oahu met with .much side of the field, as there "is barely1 tnfhov. .but It. . . - :". . opposition In quarters Sunday, li the plan meets the ap ponies, grooms dv any oth- 'of our stay la .certain that " enough "space 'for and isn't! any more' irksome than "For the remainder application was not presented for proval Of the league managers. , I have' up- the players across i gets times. ; Pittsburg must. been callei '' - er, position at this reason, and team in question The 25th fans are calling for games - . - , FRANK- , C - -- on, by and to the . DUNCAN.' ; - v ':. Win or lose today, the Cavalry will Gets Outfield Job. ; ' a hundred Creeks, had contented Itself by playing its games with the Portuguese always favorites Frank Duncan, the Seattle amat eur orapDfer who' arrived hi Honolulu play Maui next .Wednesday, and the working for a candy, inanu-oaim- f explain. to each 'one that a'nltaka here, and, by this short-sighte- d policy, here, and other teams of the Oahu the other day; Is quite willing tij ahow local mat fans his. class, provided Uahu team will t go : against the Val in Proaae. Wis., .where I had been. made.. That daytat"t-- s tall - , - Ia ; League League-- including the Coast a av.out the Oahu has been deprived Defense suitable opponent ean be round, and a match arranged. Duncan Is one ley Islanders Saturday.vthe "23rd. was born,-on-, September '3. ISSoiind park'there must,have teen "ve - . - - ; ; 135-pou- ,ct:-- y of the following of a large number of team, which has never played here of the greatest little wrestlers in th e game today. Ht'Is national nd nijivlne a. little hundred'.of them'ia oro .1: fans who would have', filled several find which a majority of the post fans champion,; and Pacific coast champion In the . 135 ind 145 . pound on' aturda afternoons And Sundays; came;with raibra3d. Ur.i. j w...t ' ; - - c . - v- r:-. y y- 1 hundred , of .thes ats which mow are have-- never seen. Jp; action. classes. ... .,'t- . .: v. ::, ' Leisue-- team. of. that cit- .wlb It just as If fcaJ.l a w&envthe throsh - " empty, as often as Sunday , comes Eacbr cf '.these teams has..' Sunday supported & club la, the Green.; r. .' . ' v " La. Crosse . around. off occasionally and negotiations' are Wjsconsln-Ulinoi- s Lieague-r-neeue- -- the- - eit-yaar- q . th"?--ia- vo j v way. la But all signs At present point to 'a under to bring of to job. I been-playln- .prcr:-.J.w.- . each them M HALL outfielder.. I aDDlIed for the .I I - -- e Wm-I- - chanreof heart In baseball tiffairs. Schcf Ida "before-th- "erid or the Rea- had a hunch that I could make. good. started at La. i:v lZZ I i - 'Croi The fansA7iinti!Vwlt.;ir?s and new son.' At the conclusion of the series Ptio;,;i;;Eii as a .'semi-pr- o . i days. - tfie v of the time thirteen. For f.rst four ? "Most Just ..players, and the rrc:r,wt,:i more hero the 25th, should" It win the 111 had covered first , I had .pncnea a years half I played five : and.a buirei , money. To r 1 the guarantee of pennant, expects play every sl-- the' to a series with little, too in fact I had played games without mlss?ng a le day. . : visitors,'- - v, PLAY Ur:..3 ith a following are the'voctors in the Oahu League, if the IN HILO position on the nine. V , ..:Then,I was hit by a. pitched tall - ; required, and for this reason the lo- arrangements can be made. IE The opening game of Sunday. Halley was tne manager forced--t- o five'; days. after ."Old 'Pink and rest for noon's double header at of the lLa Crosse, club and he offered About two years. ago, littl a 'Josh De-vo- re 4 looks like the class of the Oahu a- - accidentally my an- - fSpedal Stax-Buliet-ln Correspondence). ark me sort' or prooauonary wuuow steroed on. League game - , . HILO, August 15. card. In this the fast of fifty dollars a month. At first f an(j i was out for four days. Then Lieutenants Portuguese, -- ' se- look' rosy CliL'EhilJ fflMPIOISHIP Snow 82 of winners of the .first things did not exactly, for again I was out for. four, ti ore be and Hattle and members ries, will come De unuorra 1 against the Coast me. . After I climbed into a cause I had some trouble with ir.y ism Co:,D of i the 'First 1nfantry arrived oth- ' fense team. It should be a rattling and worked out with some of the eyes. I have, played inf every. game Monday will be a busy day on the here yesterday morning from Hono- good Vwlth heaving so sure ' - : contest Lawson er candidates I was not quite so far year.. v . - - lulu . to spend several days upon the .this Y. M. C. A. tennis courts.- At 4 : 30 ithe soldiers, and probably Me- - good. They work- TEMISWEXT island,, during which time they; will for that I could make : "This is a record of which I am mm Guard will meet Marshall In the finals deiroS working for the P. A. ' C'. ed me at first base quite a. bit in the justly proud.v There are not many tall Visit the three extremities of the Hilo' ; of the championship tournament ante-seaso-n one m ' - The closer will see the Asahis and practice games, but players, who, have been in the tlpr Railroad Company, Paauilo, Kapoho : - . Both men have an excellent chance of in action. ; . If .Manager Abe's Spicer arnvea six" years ,who. can - Stars day a fellow named show for nearly tomor- Championship and Glenwood, and will march, prob- the-gam- Commencing at .9:30 o'clock tennis comes on the winning, anc :t Is not unlikefe that men play e they did last Sun at La Crosse from Chicago.. He was say that they have ;injased only thir- row morning, the boards next week. On Thursday, five be necessary to ably from Glenwood or. Puna, to, the - at Athletic Park,: the full sets will day, when 'they trimmed . the Artil- I began to believe r . -- a first baseman and teen playing days, T, i . r League games August 21, play opens . crater of Kilauea, on . the ; edge of II . 1L Oahu Junior will take for. the men's decide the match. . lerymen, uey wiul. luru iue ' same that the 'can would be tied to me. "Last year I made but three errors be- - which they propose . make place, with an opening contast singles championship of Hawaii, and Marshall, by eliminating Hoogs, to their n : trick on the Stars, waa quite sure of it when, about In .eighty-seve- games.: I played more ; "I Camp.- :. .7-- . ; r',' tween the Asahis and the Chinese A. the tournament will be run through last year's ;"Y" champion, showed re- J The case of Barney Joy waa . not the league season course, I am speak- ' This is one of many com- three days before than that .of but U., and another following, immediate- the following week, with the excep- markable improvement in his game but the handled at the league meeting Thurs- opened. Halley took Spicer with the ing of consecutiye games. While mak- ly, between the Japanese A. C. and tion of Saturday, the 23rd, and Wed- and if he can show his brilliant net panies which Is expected to 8ee day night as ho quorum was present an exhibition ; riawaii"' club to cover first in ing thatrecord I made another of C. jrs. As who nesday, on Monday, in the near, future, as the fifty-seve- the P. A. all those the 27th, which no work again Guard will have but as the Hawaiis do' not 'play to- game at Galesville,' Wis. The fates which I am also proud. I played n movement hearty ., support . have witnessed these morning co- matches will be scheduled, so as not a difficult task to win. Guard has has the of morrow his proposed suspension can were with me, I guess, for Spicer had games in a row without mak- ngests will testify, fast games are , the to conflict with the inter-Islan- d polo Just won the right to compete in the Brigadier General Funston. The men ; ' make nd difference to his team this worst days a ball player ing an 1 . charged "- one of the error. Then wa3 i ' -- .v. thQ tournament by carry full equipment and devcte much - " rule. tournament finals of Manoa week. '.i could have. He booted three or four, with one and played ; eleven more Chinese 'aggregation its entry - Thursday, of. their time to exploring the nature '; - The lost The lists for the tennis are defeating- Beardmore last didn't show anything at bat and lost without a miscue. ; ' game to the Pawaas. last Sun-- ; now open E. O. Hall & Son's, and be In ' fine meet of the country in and around Hilo. ' first at and .should form to and in a year or two they were back game for the La Crosse club. He one error-waa'- a mistake on" ' the "That -- ' company : - day, and Manager Chas. Abe, of the players .may enter up to 5 o'clock Marshall. : The at present has a base- in the minors. ;'iv waa released Immediately, and two the part of scorer in Louis. ' ' -- " the St , , i ball nine, . 'Asahis, expects to repeat the same next Tuesday evening. While ' Guard, and Marshall are that is said to be one of Boehllng 'r la 11 right i6w, and days before the season began I was The ball took a nasty bound and was a . on the Chinese , In tomorrow's J. Atberton Richards is the present fighting out first honors, the the best in the service, and if their - trick it for Griffith is wise in using- him all he assigned , to cover first base. ; - i hard hit ball as well, and really - semi-fina- contest The Asahis will no doubt champion of Hawaii, but he will not ls . in the consolation tourna- time schedule permits, they would can to climb up on the Athletics, He The "Big Greek." should have been called a bit. ; ; ; arrange game give the Chinese team a hard battle. be here to defend his title, as he Is ment will be played on the other like to for a baseball might as well use him while he has "I have played there ever since, ex The- - Lighter Phase. -- Yen Chin will the Chi- laying" ; while in Hilo. In company AkI and form I in the east this summer.' This court Wine and Heinricha, who were the la also him. because he won'tj have him to cept for an occasional day here and t "There" Is a lot of : fun connected nese battery, with and Nishl-wa- kl assures cham- Pi8Czek, a "boxer, ;who fought ; ' " Iwasakl. tennis fans of a new winners In yesterday's matches, will and use many seasons." ; , y. there, when I have played in the out with baseball, though, that 'other 'pro- on the Japanese side. pion, and speculation is as who try from secured the decision from Holly Giles .-. : - rife to to eliminate each other the m '' .: field or pitched for the Cardinals. fessions not offer:; It's a good . The P. A. C. Jrs. gave the Chinese will win the crown on the courts. finals. The winner of this go will in Honolulu last week. He will at- A girl's Idea of stepmotHer Is one two seasons I pastimed witn thing, for ; it keeps the fellows in o a Tor team a close fight for the champion- A. L. Castle, former champion, an chance of taking tempt to secure a match with de Mel-l- " : stand excellent boss. : . the La Crosse club. 'Jack Houston, good humor during the tedious train- ship of Manager by or some pug she can't the first series and who was beaten Richards In the the consolation prize. Both showed other local while here. may go before' even the scout for the Louis team, saw ing season. . : , r ; ;. every to - Pride a fall St Mendonca will make effort finals last year, has c an excellent speed yesterday and this match An impromptu concert was given. on play couple of games and sug "One spring as we Hous- ' line-u- p when a girl falls in love. , , me a arrived at strong . win this series. A will chance of regaining the title. Then should be well worth watching. , the Mauna Kea Wednesday, evening, gested to John McCloskey, then man- ton,' Texas, where we 'were going to go up against the 1. A. C. team, with there is A. J. Lowrey, captain of the This afternoon Cross and Oss are which was declared to have 'been an ager of the Cardinals, that he pur train, there was a. hypnotist in the Jap- Afam&er Foot Johnny Domingo in the box. The Harvard tennis team this year, who playing tor the right to meet Urice excellent one by all the passengers. Talk k ' chase: me. city, who had hypnotized a fellpw and oppose semi-final- s. anese will use Yamamoto to Is back from college for good, and in Monday's Urice by Paul Tallet the Hawaiian violinist On June 27, 1907, McCloskey drop--j put him to. sleep for a week: .He was him and the two will undoubtedly who Is practicing faithfully for the winning from Hannestad yesterday is played several selections 't and Mrs. ned Into La Crosse and paid either to be awakened the ' Saturday; nlgit give the fans a good idea of their Island events. Paymaster, B. already in the - semi-fina- l - bracket rrandsen of Honolulu sang "Teddy." - Walter $500 or $700 for my release. I joined after we arrived, and all hands turn- twirling abilities..-- navy top-notc- h semi-fin- al en- " - Izard of the is another The Monday will begin at Vaughn also contributed .to the the Cardinals at Cincinnati on Juno ed out to see it racquet man, who lasted until the 4 p. m. and the second immediately tertainment with piano music. 29, and the following day played my "It took the hypnotist several hours third round of the national champion- after its conclusion. The consolation first game of ball In the big league. to awaken the sleeper." After that all ship at Newport year, being put semi-fina- ls be for best two , sets Courage, Brother! last will GOOD "Somehow or other the story was you had to do was to mention hypno- by W. M. Washburn, 2--6, 6-- 1, 7-- 5, out of three, and the finals three out BALL GAME AT . rut y started in Chicago that McCloskey tism to some of those negroes and 6--4.' Izard hasn't been playing much of five. , vs :: had signed a big Greek from the tall you wouldn't be able to find them for ; FORT SHAFTER TODAY ) " Ve Can Help You tennis lately, but he will enter the . Scores f yesterday's consolation W timbers of Wisconsin. The story a' week. . championship, and should give a good matches. must have traveled around the circuit, "Of course, at the hotel where we 6--2, 6--1. Special StarjBulletln Correspondence tccount of himself. , r Wine defeated Robinson for we went from Cincinnati to Pitts stopped all of the bell boys were ne- Courage is a condition. Cowardice The dark .horse of the tournament Urice defeated Hannestad 6--3, 6--2. FORT SHAFTER. August 16. burg, and well I remember that the groes, and the fellows had a prolongs 6-- - . Is lack of condition. is Cedric A. Major of Hilo, the form- Heinricha defeated G. Marshall 4. There will be a baseball game at two ' first day there I was sitting on the ed circus by going to their1 rooms, The strong healthy person of bound-in- s er Brooklyn crack, who has a nation- 6--1. : o'clock this afternoon on the Second V bench before the game began and a rubbing their hands and faces with vitality, due to grand circulation al ranking of class E, which corre- Infantry, diamond between the cham- big floral horseshoe was carried on the sulphur matches, extinguishing : he ; - sponds to 51 to 60 old sys- pionship companies of first, bat- : ? does not quiver and retreat before Nos. in the the field. 'r .:v.-':.-- ;, lights, ringing for a boy and rubbing physical or mental opposition. tem of naming the best 100 players nnansnanaaaaaa talion, represented . by Company C, It stands 'HankO'Day was umpiring. He their hands and faces when the boy But the victim of nervous debility in the United States each year. Ma- a THEY'RE OFF AT KAPIOLANI. 8 and the third battalion by Company stood at the home plate and yelled to appeared. This made glow, hostility or played ; -- K, Infantry. Is In no condition to meet jor has never here, and it will a ';;: ir . 7- a second McCloskey : 'Hey, 'Jack send that and more than one of those boys re- w '.:" part the regular to reason the dally contests of life. Courage is be interesting to atch him in action. a Starting at 1.30, a card of inter-- a This is a of series big first baseman out here. fused to work any longer in the ho- in almost every instance the result of The army will be represented by for the championship and should be ; ,. - ; a esting racing is being run off a - "I didnt know what to make of it tel." - .: . rich blood and strong' nerves. Lieutenant W. M. Robertson, First a at Kapiolani Park this afternoon, a very interesting. Lieut Booth has if strong cigars affect I didn't know any one in Pittsburg, despise yourself or is Infantry, charge of game. - Do not what a former West Point tennis a Three match races are the fea- - a the ycoir nerves you should but ! went forth. At the plate a fel-- AMUSEMENT8 due to your wasted nervous condition, crack, who has shown excellent form a ture of the day's sport, that be-- a ow waa standing, waiting to make a i smoke mild ones. The) which probably . amounts to debility. cn local courts. a tween Louis Warren's Oneonta a FRANK CHANCE SAYS presentation speech. I afterward f We can help you with Persian Of course all the "regulafW will be General Arthur has all the his name was Demas. " a and John O'Rourke's Sonoma, a earned that THAT JOE B0EHLING - Nerve Essence. These little Oriental in the tournament and it Is estimat- a over the mile distance, being the a taste, flavor and bouquet tie greeted me cordially and began tablets are wonderfully efficacious, ed that about 35 will start1 The ' U star attraction of the day. a W0NTLASTIN BALL of tidiest Havana and yet speaking in Greek. . I guessed it was may actually - ; and be said to remake doubles will be played off later. The Six are carded, and an delightfully Greek. . all taplies.'. ' present champions, W. F. Dillingham a Taces a is mild and men with that a afternoon of clean sport is assur-- a Frank L. Chance says Joe Boehllng. mellow. blending I did not want to accept things Basebal Our and One box . Persian Nenre Essence W. P. Roth, will not a. of and defend this i a Washington's sensational - youngster, under false pretenses and I told him a'ed,: .:.:;.. ' Is. often sufficient, but. we guarantee . .l; games in a row, will curing do ths. trick. that a mistake had been made and boxes) cure a . a who won eleven A T II L E T I C P A B K a full treatment (six. to not last long in the big leagues. that I was not a Greek. My. parents up-Sta- te AUGUST 17 . worst case nervous debility, or an perspective Whit- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ; . the of From were Bohemians, you know. . . ' ' "Four out of five balls he throws . . 1:50 p.'m. :.: ; weakness or will refund the cost man looks like the next Mayor of curves, says Chance, "and he, will Receives a Wreath. by -- A man isn't necessarily a coward are Sold by all Druggists or sent New York. Watertown Standard. . "He lookedrA surprised, came A. vs ARTILLEBT because Is consequences. be all through in a couple of Beasons. but P. C mall, postpaid, Jl.00 per box or full he afraid of back-wffh- accept 25 It doesn't matter how strong he is. right 'Well, this ASAUI vs. STABS L treatment of six boxes for $5.00 Am. It takes a woman to believe things That girl who admitted she was wreath, anyhow. We thought that ' ! - Nobody can pitch nothing but curves Cy. that are unbelievable. . in 1900 must be nearly 30 by this f - In Sport-her- e - ' you were a Greek, but as long as it is Reserved seats on sale CO., time. and stay up there. I've seen a lot v THE BROWN EXPORT big leagues take it with our best wishes for'ing Goods Department 0. 1IALL A gTAR-BULLFT- of them break into the 85 Liberty St. Kew York, N.Y U.SA. OI GIYES TOU Honest labor Is the grave digger for your success.' j S03f, .;:. U ' curve eight out of every ten balls, LTVi advertisement ; TODAY'S NEWS TODAY: most worries. lvV:'J---"- V and TEN HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- SATURDAY AUGUST.16, 1913.

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The way to keep an automobile In good shape and to avoid expense for repairs and replacements is to use first, oil; second, oil; and third, more oil. f If buyers would exercise just a little,care in learning a fjw of the ele- The following is the much lookedfbf 1914 Cadillac announcement, and it mentary principles of their machines, there would be little or no difficulty slibvtiaatCa'dillacle about this service proposition. Un- doubtedly many dealers and salesmen are 'themselves to blame for this con- dition. They neglect; to properly in- . V ' - ,i i struct buyers or fail to impress upon QUALITY OF LUXURY them the absolute necessity of study- ing their instruction books while their A NEW ELEMENT OF EFFICIENCY A NEW SOURCE OF ECONOMY machine is new. The result is that ." the novice ? driver allows his oil to ' iniprov-e- d become used . up, or fails to screw lI"'-- EacJi year you have looked to the Cadillac for . Cadillacs, been still further developed,' consequence, grease, eups. As - ed down, substantial, progress in motor ear the- slight re-quir- bearings ran dry. pistons and cylln- - tihej real and and simplified 'and attention man , ; ' reduced; - Showing new Cadillac axle See eseriptiei l ders become damaged,' and the; , fiexepinent from the user materially conceives idea that car is to the his. i has been improved, its effi- Cadillac motor cars for the 1914 .this new feature, The only percep blame. The carburetor rnscn will continue to be built on a tible change which, the shifting to the1 The golden rule of the: motor car essentia an 4hft practical .motor oar.. ciency and its well-know- n; economy increased. four-Und-er 2.5 to-- Tatio was in the slowing ! n.- A Ingle fcodel of chassis with a made is to look after hot-wat- er f , jacketed and electrically heated motor.- - j However, they are 'ddwn of the speed-o- the motor for machine will merely stop if it runs .Andjon hare not looked in rain. It is - - f istlinsr with new features, some of the came car peed s that main- out-o- gasoline. But if the oil sud- - : ypw conceire, if you an, a Cadillac with its to facilitate starting in. cold weather. with 3.66 tATatio.''Ttei;pij:8ets-lov,'r:t''tlie''wte- r al-lyth-lts .ea cuite radically diSerent .from t tained the is .. . The rear springs are six inches longer. was absolutely no noise connected -- ser-.-3 essential .functions sharpened, accentuated and heretofore brought out by. l lowed to evaporate or boil away, . C Iliac company. Refinements.; with the changing of driving gears. result before the mo-- f refined,-- ' The body designs are newi and strikingly : Shifts from one set to-th- e other' were j pis- - 'Ar? little details add comfort for the tor 'stops because of seizins of ixt - .- v - . : 48 sueh a process of refinement culmi- handsome. . .Ksenrcrs and make it all the easier made at speeds of 25 20 and miles tons cr bumine out of bearings : It Ppneire . equal faeiltty, being un-eampl- efl 3 operate the cars. z V an hour with it is very much easier and occupies very nating; in an entirely new riding, quality of, Front seat passengers may enter or leave the . ear--r-cs - new ea J easy to tell ; wixen the .5 to ' 1 The most- radical of the f 1 much less time for an owner to fill 4 , , ; - . . .. . run-- - , c. , y: .i.- . . car ct these new Cadillacs is the tag was operating by the easier ! his oil reservoir and- screw down his ease.r. nr ,t ( at either side; optica of a two-spee- d, direckdrive ning of the engine and the smoother .grease cups, than it is to drive to a V Tiioi Js .precisely what has come to pass' in These and many other refinements of essen- i , to replace the conventional operation of the car as a whole. There ile frarae and wait for a man to do it ' Cad-- 4 ! new cari,- . T , , - make for greater r.sle type: 'Although Buch en idea was a marked freedom from vibration for him. . ..n- -- this tial details a and a better j speeds. '" : affording two different gear ratios when traveling at high On. the Studebaker ear it is eo - the. two. and serve to more firmly establish its j y engta-care-d vThe principal contributing factor iliac fl- -al has already According to the . Cadillae easy i the drive member - to replenish the oil supply that motor-car.-- cn one hlsh-price- d : car, the eers, the low drive Is Especially a child can do And there are so speed, directdrivo axle is described in detail tion as 'America's leading tart-'iium-pric- ed it - company 'adapted for city driving, 'where f ' - d dillac is the tret of the few; grease cups, and these few so elsewhere. - i .. , , The Cadillac Company has never disappoint-e- manufacturers to-tak- e ing. stopping and slowing down are easily accessible that there is no ex- - - au-s.tomL- lic ; r . . , opera- , - The, you the smallest or in single up. . . .. frequent and where cautious cuse their being overlooked: As . Cadillac Delco electrical system of in particular a - for Cadillac scheme dif-- tion is necessary. Where epeeds of Studebak-era- , However, the a matter of fact, on these ,- - - - ,. cranking,', lighting and ignition, the first fc promise. t . rs naterfaUy from, that of the other 'about IS miles or more per tour re things have been made so easy ' theblgh-:iL- n ' pos-itiv- e to the manner of permissible and desirable, owner-drive- r; practical system eyer made and first introduced We promise you again, in this newar, a ake referred in -- for ithe that it is the Df working out'. direct-driv- e gear ratio is ot- special and method ' easiest kind of a job to take care of motor-ca- r " - given-spee- d by us, has, after experience with! it. on 27)00 revelation in luxury. : the necanical details. Instead of advantage. With it any the oar. A day f few minutes' 4 are all slnlc-bevel-drivl- ng increase-o- ' " pinion of the engine produce aa :i A 'C ;vlns a - that are required. But these minutes nnected with the . propeller shaft .about 42 per cent iri the speed of the -- must be given regularly and system- tlagle-bevel-drive- to "maintain any a n car as In 'car, or conversely atically, or the machine will suffer. i - engine-- speed CPBOIFICATIOnD DI2IBE Cadil- given car speed the - III a crdisary construction, the Oil and regularity will .,. avoid many "may materially as conv ' be 'decreased n; :s are to do fitted with two bevel automobiles annoyances. " ENGINE 4yllnder, 44-inc- h bore by ch stroke; silent chalh-drivc- cam shaft puWip'shaft and generator shaft, enclosed . valve -- ' propel two gears. Thisipared with that required to Five-hearin- g 40-0- .iens and bevel - mecttanlsm; crankshaft. HORSEPOWER . Cooling Water, copper jacketed cylinders. Centrifugal pump: car this- speed' with the low crds two different gear ratioseach the at . ''radiator; tubufar and plate type.' IGNITION Defco' duaf system; CRANKING DSVJCE Delco Electrical, patented. LU8JMCA. 'gear ratio.- - ' Axizg direct from the engine to the maximum --cffl- e TIONrtCadlllac awtbmatlo,plash system, oil uniformly distributed. .CARBORETORSpecUr Cadillac Cesign 6t ' gearing.! an engine speed of 700 revoln-- - without intermediate At ciency, hot vvater jacketed antf electrically heated, air- controlled from rfrlvers seat CLUTCH Cone type, large, leather.ficed S.66 fions per minute with the low direct low earing tives a ratio cf BSE -- gear, t - with special spring ring in fly wheel. TRANSMISSION Sliding selective type three speeds, forward and reverts. Chroms gear -- 1. 2.6 engaged. the car win travel , while the tish is to l - nickel" steel gears running pn five Anhular ball bearings: CONTROL Hand gear change and hand brake at driver's - hour,-whHe- with i lever kver tiKcckipj- Employed. about 21 miles an - - Cevices . - 'right, fnslde car. Service bralce foot lever J Clutch foot Jever 'Rear axle gear control, electric ."switch.- Throttle accelerator, engage of gears .the high gearing it will go about 801-- , th Clutches either set ' ,:...... t . . . . . 11 J Mam mm. K A kt a m i nil Cf4fYl I FEATURE foot lever; 'Spark and throttle' levera at steering Whe'ef.t Carburetor' air control, hand lever cnsteeritfg xoluin. DRIVE Shaft, . to' two seta of bevel gears 'of special cut teeth. AXLES Rear, fall floating type special alfoy"; steel live axle ha7t; two speed ;cs rreventinsr the engagement or remainmg consiant. RP sun Thl increase In car tpeedJ In its direcr drive. Front axle, drop forged I beam with drop forged yokes, spring perches, lie rod ends and roller bearing stier 3 Ett while the other set is J - ing spindles. bearings. BRAKES One and. ene on wheels, 17 inch ty - the motor is logi- ; Front wheels fitted with Tlmken internal external direct : ftg. The changing from one relation to that of By" all counts ' the Ford costs less to Exceptionally easy in operation, botli equipped with equalizers. 'STEERING GEAR Cadfllac patented worm and very simple mat--r, cally claimed to effect a-- saving In operate j - 22'lrum8, t to the other is a than any other car. Individu- 18-lnc- worW, gear type, adjustable. ft wheel with walnut rim aluminum, AWHEEL BASE 120 inches. for1, given mileage, waile " ' 'sector Steering spider" which is noiseless j A gasoline a . one' . -- 38-Inc- semi-elliptic- three-quart- rr tni ... i j j i i a v. o v TIRES h; by 44-inc- h; Q. DJ demountable rjms. SPRINGS Front," al. Rear, platform. , FINISH all switcM located on the "right incziou is repuwa uHs w wuwer xty temperament of ? the person who 1 " -- EQUIPMENT top, full gisofine gauge, body and within eration of-- the motor. 'This, 'too; CaJUrrtet Green' with geld stripe,. STANDARD Cadillac windshield, lamp equipment, zt door of the drives the car, and the' condition un power pump, cocoa ronneau of open cars', rail, holders of repair kit, chould affect the gasoline1 consump ? trie horn, tire foot rail and mat in robe tire set too!, tire :;venient reach of the driver does der which it Is maintained. : Many ' - ' ' ' Warner Autometer. ' !. 3 ftloctlng of the gear comnination, tion: r Jof our owners drive their cars at a " -- - '.' :l3 the actual shifting la dene by It should te understood ifeat this cost of lees than a cent' a mile. A ;!y pressing in the clutch pedal, new axle feature does not affect thej few ;of them double this cost.-- . One rowing-th- ewitch. one way mag-JcIl- y transmission gearing In any way, that owner drove his Ford: a hundred and draws - the coresponding is, with eitber set of xle geate oper-um-e jnlte6 at a total cost for gasoline - - position, and pressure auag, me wi kcrxb i eighty-on- e ex-t-o zh into the -buuuus iru and oil of cents a not . the clutch pedal pulls its set , of second,- to third or to reverseME cepUonal experience. By alt tests the --.rs into action, the gearbox is the same as though the Ford's cost of maintenance demon- - ' '- - is -- -- ing'he other set. " ordinary axie were useo. Tauinw atrated to be the lowest -- M- , two-spee- dif- . CADILLAC MOTOR CAR The representative of the; Autbmc-- 3 axle makes possible i 'The Ford is a standardized car; The - 5'; was given a demonstration of ferent speeds forward. Ford Motor Company devotes all its time1 and facilities to the building of COMPANY, 1 rAnt? Ann r. II Wf, J PI oneN model one car,- - the Model T chassis: Several different bodies, of DETROIT, MICHIGAN course, but the one chassis, the one car, as, after .all is said and done, the chassis is really the car. ' Now, consider what this means the purchasing in maximum quanti- saw ties of all materials, parts and acces- sories, with the consequent low price - X t rawi ; t , - v. i tS i t1 always1 follows ; George C. Beckley, distributor of Rockies. Did not onee scrape bot- that quantity orders, the Goodyear toms which have greater clearance with cash in hand 'for - prompt pay- a American cars and ment Consider with outnut -- steady Increase in . busi-- f ttion mrutt nthor con n trill.' Th an. of e, reports hundred thousand or more cars a with the rapid recognition of mirn irrd mon th ftwwo - pars 22 I1? one Te4r' what a force goes behind ih ' autos .. and : accessories.- This that cleared the lona ner cent grade' state r bridge long hill without buyer for the Ford Motor Corn-stallin- g, :ek he has received from J. Ashmaa P&ny .1 - when he enters the market of aven, a well-know- n local motorist, It has the reputation f - - mousana -- following ? stoppm the- best carburetor """area a ST" a letter: nuccm, 5ut:-uuuureu I y.iVJ v. tint ij..'uw 7.. i.'.. .lit j . cigui H. Aug. 8, 1S13. :. justments, . today greatly; cooled enti'1 luousaua iires, - s , Honolulu, T. CadUlaca,-a- usual, are on one million lamps,vall of the ohe size th'ieadeferf orpe C lieckley. Esq.. gines, but all cars have steamed as one of these popular cars Was ship-pe- d grades-a- t high" elevations. and one model; . ninety thousand tons Honolulu, T. H. terrible of steel, spot WILLYS TRU to C; J. Schoenlnf Company, ' recently .:: ' .. E. L, LEWIS. and cash in payment t Dear Sir: , I received from I Wailuku, Maui another was sold to oth--- ii I ''',' no notes, no mortgages, no promises, u "Goodyear Tire Book" and ii .a f TtV w. - nu . . v to' a JaI.Vh n ? s Mr. H. L. Cornwell. another Mr. "Goodyear advertising matter to-th- er bvt'-- tfWi inirir Wn? wi and" Cap- IR M -- CLAD GUARAUTEE measure such a tremendous influence imir mini C. R. Forbes, still ahother to announcement : 0 : with the that Um t tain O'Shea of Schofield Barracks. "Good-ir- " -- in its effect price, ' VU u, as local agent for the WITH EVERY EXCELSIOR HHUBrlUU ULU. f Mr. Ellas Jones purchased a seven-passeng- er Ik-Z- :?;' will make any necessary -- ! six-cylind- P tires, ;. AUTP pVCLiE up the matter with the Packard V c I - tiy i PJT P ut manufacturer juEtmenta here la Honolulu. which - he" will place in the. r'ent ser "Goodyear" for adjustment f. My experience with - years: Is by truck vice in Honolulu. Mr. H. OnO pur v To save delay, "a giving' full A great deal' of Interest is being over tea It built -- satisfactory The following guarantee' goes wkh letter cs been eminently 3-- has particulars 4 ton Willys Utility specialists. ehased a delivery wagon which is may you to know that every Excelsior autocycle purchased should be sent to us stat- taken in the I , 2 mi 1 it interest ing' Hatnm-Youn- g Specifications. to be used in connection with his .2 "Goodyear' on the right from the" Royal Hawaiian 3arage, the the number'of the engine, arid the IruckV which the von Brief Pi have a tire name of Company displaying lately. Carrying capacity 1500 pounds; bakery Service. ; ; 'agents . Excelsior the dealer through whom the have been " cnt wheel of my Ford . touring car authorized of the New Mfg. Supply Co. ChicagoIIL machine' was purchased This new utility track is the most maximum, 2000 pounds. Electric. hich has np to date run 7850 miles & Qbe von Hamm-Youn- g Company y guarantee of it's Rodv. oDtional and extra. blow-ou- t, rim-cu- t every Auto-C- This covers Excelsior practical and serviceable track - puncture, Each and Excelsior Detroit-Electri- c ithout Auto-Cycle- - w haS added , to - s enly wjhen purchased size ever built It is Intended for any Front axle, cectloniH Timke5t the any other tire trouble whatever, cle is guaranteed to be free, from .to- sold very hand- - nprfprtlnna In and ma ftnrouf n our authorized agents': kind of city and' subortan delivery bearings. L$ieir lines and liave a somewhat worn workmanshin four-passeng- er ' he tire EXCELSIOR: - ' more simply more Rear axle, rectangular section some car of thfs'pop writing looks good for terial, and any part which' prort ie-- J MOTOR MFG.." SUP- service. It works rTlm - t at this it ' . make- to Mrs.. 8 E. Halstead. - PLY CO. economically, more rapidly" and more ken bearings in' hubs. ular -- 600 at least- Some fective within the year of its, manu- ' other miles Motor. 4 cylinder, 4 n; This is the most attractive electric or--v facture, (Will be replaced free of effectively than moat trucks of much bore. 4T2 eh? The tire is an 4 cord that, larger' size. It Is a new development In. stroke; provided with inclosed aud car itf Hawaii, being finished with i nary "Goodyear' clincher. 30x3.. y charge, subject to our inspection and SUiTABLE FOR BOX GARDENING. French" gray upholstering1 '. fitted sealed governor. , and Very truly yours, judgment when sent to us transporta- : Unlike Ibe average small truck, it with side doors. . i charges prepaid. not a over or redesigned r Transmission, selective type, three g !.':.. V .. - 7 . J. ASHMAN BEAVEN. tion : Fuschias, salvias, it luilt car a The; von Hamm-Youn- Company is ' ... - geraniums, Shasta heavy speeds one reversei. The splendid feats of the American The damages for which we make daisies; begonias, pleasure chassis. It, is a real forward and displaying this week two d liferent following ourselves liable In guarantee are springerii, smllax in all of parts, in It3 en- y Width of frame, 34 inches. V ' Ix" are told of in the this and many; many; also straw-- truck its models of the 1914 Packard touring limited the replacement bthersr design, in Whole construction Wheel base, 120. inches. """ vrestern TJhlon night letter: to of defec berry plants now ready. Mrtf. Taylor. tire its cars; one being a beautifully appoint-- DCplAf 'TRAIM RMCbT's Springs, Colo.. tive parts. A reasonable charge will and in its economical operation. For Tire3," front, 34 by 1-- 2 demountable Glenwood 1 158 Hotel St, Tefc 2239, or Nuuanu i ed; limousine and the other being a JijSlJ ?n a 1-- 2; - July 14, 191S. be made for labor when we are re- instance, the powerful motor pneumatic; 36 by.. 3 Good- sevea-passehg- er j cno DTien :. vauey Nurseries, : rear, touring , car model, fJ.- dAoiCO 14 advertisement ' v run quired parts ' is controlled 1y a patented governor; year ' '.' " " ;' - : American Motors Co., , to insert the solid. Aiucn is Deing aispiayea m 1..70i r , - interest street, This guarantee does not apply to it cannot be driven over 18 miles an : Lcadmg space, approsimateiy 48 popu-- T A I South Meridian : these cars owing to their great DOUGLAS, Ariz. Special tram is - Every."' man wantr to'clfmb twice - sol- ' ' ; " i r Indianapolto. ; damage, caused y wear and tear, or hour; it has quick- demountable inches by 96 inches.' ; V larity add distinctive features. These due here tomorrow from Nacaozari, as high' as he caH evefhope to'get 1-- ' .Steep grades and high elevations by neglect, i misuse or abuse of th6 id tires, 34; by 4 2 front, and 36 by Gasoline capacity, 20 gallons. ' ; new models, like all other Packards, Mex.. bearing a score of babies to be 1-- - ; Rockies .cleared tonight when machine. V 3 2 rear; It has an ; unusually rug- Equipment, two side .oil lamps, oil are maximum service cars. In ap-- baptized. Because of the revolution- - the WV ; ' 1 American ""Six" carried S. EQuipncnt and accessories" manu ged pressed steel frame, doubly rein tall lurdp; horn" and", full set of tools pea ranee, V convenience and ease of ary troubles; there has been no priest h .yari--. TO A CiECAY c, Ibreath. standard bearer,-wit- factured for us (such as the magnet: Cc QD P forced at points where" it' will receive Many, Cars Sold: ";v:' ".;; riding they answer the requirements; In' Nacaozari for several months and flags, rMato Glenwood cs, hubs saddles and tires)' are fully Tiike Brcfaacf Quinina the greatest strains;' the wheel base honor roll of the von Haram- - of the most discriminating patrons, the babies' parents, most of whom are State Calativ " ' ' s Tie; i 13 120 ; -- rings; where hig crdwds and bands guaranteed by their respective mak- inches. Youhg Company this week' consists of Expert critics pronounce these cars wealthy1, chartered the special train ers, parts Tablets, All druggists .refandi Indianapolis manufacturers and if such develop defects t Throughout truck Is built on the1 following: . the best that can be produced at the to take their offspring to Douglas for i oeived - moneys fails to curew: tils Ameri- the matter should up imme- it , 1 clSc trail finders. The two be taken th' if the most modern truck lines. It is C. J. Schoenine ft Company, 3. M. present stage of the automobile art baptizement. ,s diately them, E. W; Grove's dgnattire is oa j, completely refuted assertions with ' if proper atten- ' made In one of largest truck Kenney, H. h. Cornwell, Mrs. S. E. m$ i - ns 'vj-"- . the enougn 5 t: at uhderslung.cars have not tion is not given in such instances, each box plants In the world by men who have Halstead, Captain ryShea. C. R. Many a man who hitches his wagon I The size 'of a coin depends on wheth-t- o oar Department u: : -- arance for mountain travel U the Part will gladly take faris KExncuis co, fictitt a been uildmg; successful trucks for Forbes, H. Ono, Ellas Jones a star finds himself up in the air. er it Is coming or going. fiTAR-CUttCTI- HOKOLXTtt) Nr SAt UKUAY, AUG UST i6r 1913. I

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Among-th- e imrvf freak engineering stunts for which Sun Francisco Is fanions the aborc picture, photographed - (Star-Iinlletl- old-fashion- f'pfciaily.for the- Honolulu n, Is regarded as one of the most striking.' A large ed house Is twin mored to nuke room for a modern strnetnre and it Is necessary to block the entire street In order to more the honve. IIoweler, Jackson street is a car-lin- e street and It was not desired that transportation be closed, con-se-yur- tae.feonse was placed on stilts to such n height that It Is possible for the cars to proceed underneath, ns

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SIX-CYLIXDE- K, SIXTY-UOKSEPOWE- K i-'- ViLLEYS, , rOI) CAI IliSM VOLHES .A.Iarge comm&dious baggage compartment is providGa, ; L IL T ROAD aLroidtri:u i wmm ard water prdo - 1 1'. IKS jo tension to' Cuenca is planned. 1 Cuen-c- a . . 1... . . A . . . A Senator Thornton of Louisiana uauuu DUitU cue vuuuuicisj uc-- has notable coal deposits, and al- In these cars are combined tne , supreme ertort of our ci tween to a Ecuadorian gOYernment and though some difficulties have arisen Pictures ; Rum Free. Sugar : the 'Guayaquil & Quito railway has in the matter of financing ; this ex- Will Bring in State been submitted, and which enabled tension, it is generally expected that . new administration of be? great s ; " ' tba Democratic the road will built without V - By Latest Mail ' the United States to show Its good delay, especially as the project repre- ; WASHINGTON'. Democrats of the will toward the Latin-America- n na1 sents a stretch of the Pan-Americ- : Senate who stand pledged to vote for Hons, American-buil- t railroad railroad..-'-':':- r ,v; ,.: that j the : Underwood-Simmon- s tarllf bill which climbs up two miles In the air 4The ascent from Huigra to Quito Is listened today to one of their number diet lifavbrt again public focus. 1 that hevef has come Into mad particularly Interesting by the who has repudiated the Administration Its 2S6 miles are replete with two" volcanoes, the Chimborazo and measure, because - of the free sugar - ' V. 0 - . ueerlng "wonders. scenlcr beauties and 1 TOtopax!; which are passed V tm the ..f assoefciiiois, plank. , Senator ' .Thornton of Louisi- ,, hj'orical tor ,'Pcuadot way. TheprincTpa! statloifiy between ana vehemently pictured the ruin, that ttriKhig resemblance-t- o a huge Am-bat-o bfars a Huigra and Quito are Hiobsmba,' free sugar would bring to his state, ladder tte two main chains of the Cor and "Latacunga, from the second pecu-- aenoiirced the policy of free sugar as dillera fcrtnixrg tRe sides and the railrosid is now in " . Vs of "which another . . - 1 A! ' A : undemocratic, and characterized his CTOBs 'icvanyitB ur ilhulo course of construction " to tap the liar - "pity" r. a ' geographical lad- is3 party's action, as a and rounds. And up this transahdean region. The .objective - " Inca ' "shame", v der, following in the traif cf the San Antonio, on the Curaray river. principle connuerors, the Spanish conqulsta- - . "I am not false to the .'. of an affluent of the Napa, which flows the Democratic party," said the Louis- dorcs and the heroes of the war o'linto the upper Amazon In Peruvian independence climbs Harman's rail;, eventually iana Senator, "In refusing to follow It territory. This road will - -- v along- the strange and devious path- road v , , I prevkfe ttrrough river and rail connec- - - way it is now pursuing with regard to . Doth termini arfi tinusually pictures- jt0n between the Atlantfc and Pacific by ferry waterway, the tariff on sugar. I am true to que. connected oceans Via"; the , Amazon Is Demo- Guayas river, respec-- those principles, and it the wiih Duran, across the lpara and tJuayaquil being the cratic party Itseit that is seeking to wncro ue ran jumut e- - nve icimmi. - ,' ' I am no traitor the j uated some 40 miles up.the river, strategically the Cnrrar railroad is j.jj th" Democratic party, loy . because 1 largest uu iue rovun, ww w- - cuusiutreu 01 uie uiuiubi muijui uuico gulf of Gua- - alty to my State forbids me to vote Arerica, flowing into the ag designed to reassert Ecuadorian ; - for this bill in Its present form." 5 yaquil. The beauty of the Guayas sovereignty over the Oriente region-wit- h " -- :;the verdure is an tmper--uJljc- tl by This first attack from within its tropical today Is largely claimed party was followed by another memory to no W(1 ranks Li ishable the traveler U!ombla Peru from the Republican side when Sena- has sailed for weeks along the yellow c m - tor Grcnna of North Dakota assailed sand hills of the North unnean- ana " v the measure from he'. standpoint of -- BUILDINGS. ; " ' - . JUSTICE ..vyfc., coasts. , r "y.'-"- Peruvian . ' -- ; "iOA' eoal of the raLway, is IN the farmers. y onttn tie OPEN GLASGOW Nearly discus- one tf the most interesting, capitals the entire time for in 15S4, - sion of the bill was taken with these ROADSTER; of 'Latin America.. Founded . , , r. fBy. Mall ; - i:,.,.-- of Span- - latest, addresses, and little progress twai it has reUined all the charm :GLASGOW.: Scotland. The flon. --1. . .. .V . , coloniaj Rt made' in consideration of the scnedr lsh arcnueciure Lord Dunedin, lord justice general, ules. The double attack did not sway strongly remin scent of the Moortsa mile-ston- e anJ flght honorabie iord Justice the Democrats from their determina- .Tiese cars set another in the wonderful progress of moor car building. east. Tne wsctmuto '"r cleric,-accomparrfe- by other lord com tion not to take up time in general of the conquteUdores jai;.n!s8lrtier8! ' of itho' days opened the new The Democratic leaders still 'V. beUhtened by the Indiaa foundatioti, ju8tlciary buildings in square, Sebate. device, as Castu-- f Jail that they will content then ; ; Nothing is lacking the potverful and efficient electrical starting and lighting vjiirh Andaluslan- and w" - this- . w.acfeun. with opposition amend- ' selves brief to ; as the m features of true luxury. to be found iari cmiization is supeniupuncu, Lord' Dunedin said that justice mttch aart f the car the altogether unique touch is given ments as they are offered from day to and - . every sense a . six; a meant the assuring to every man and day. v- i rts cirtr,; long " contrasts which r in be to the whole by .the every woman protection for his and - ? at .every step he Later Senator Shlvely of Indiana If mly in the number.of cylindersi but a Six in flexibility a SixV in power at high strike the traveler her'person and property. There were, plans to answer the arguments and NSixnot takes tn the streets mule and llama omer.uungs tney nave when five in heavy traffic. as sensitive and. , wnica mignt a criticisms of the minority. ,speed,and dSix" throttled to miles per hour It is uu v expect well-ordere- d J iruuisi right to in a state t Appeals - t.. gentle- of the mamrfacturers fot : ; '.- foot and poncho clad, and the freedom tn the -- widest ense of the - boule- understanding between the senate man' dressed for a- Parisian word, freedom in action for the ind!- - patios and balconies; aod the house as to the date when the vard. secretive, vidual, freedom of speech in public, on rates woolen manufactures are to - .Complete of of the car. is possible? from the driver's seat, every feature is and the cold electric light. thought Phil-- be . ; e control all.parts and life, freedom of for the made effective have failed to bear Between Guayaquil or Duran ' " ;jf i v . tlnderslring't cn- - rsopher. and the scientific . ; desi is of "American Suc- fruits . jtied and built as an integral part, It characteristic true Quito, there" Is an uninterrupted freedom above all, of belief and wor-- j , senator Simmons, chairman the - , :V4;.-.- ;";.-- of ' : interesting sights and ship-fo- r x jftyment. , ; ., cession of; -- , they (the judges) f nt inancs committee, announced when .k points. The equipment and Tnanage-jne- ;. upon, t wished to be looked not as tha - - - : - - ' hepublican Senators read petitions . ; . , - . . . ' are wholly American the ser- enforcers of some law that was ...3.': .. . inz that something be done, that The very large- - size tires are but; indication of the unusual value and liberality vice Is native. After traversing the cutside of themselves, .but rather as over an, tropical he would cenfer with Majority Leader 5 : coastal plain, adapted forf the administrators of a: law which, vtt with which these cars have been designed and built. ;viv;r;;:r::.v":'K;: .' should make them that without which j to bringing about an agreement. This Bucay, about four hours ,.1 cent from society was impossible. ; I :; ' ' he has done,' the result being that the from the start House" X V Ample; toad clearance is; provided, 11 inchesgreater than 90 ytor cept of the Chan valley, famed for Intends to stand firmly behind The Chan . "KU A IIOOLOHE!"; See what this provision raw sennery as for great obstacles to en- the that free wool and al type of fars built today The center of gravity has letn lowered so that it is mere impossible n the on woolens op-i- e arriv- moans ia the Hilo Board of Trade ad. rates shall become The-driv- gineering. Is passed, the train erame upon passage ihan from motor to pinion is abso the-railro- imrned:ately the ad of- today's ing at HuiCTa, where - VI Vile UUl. .. power-consumin- g cin-- ; - f whence cx- - ! ment.;-- m - i r lutely straight,teliminating angular. and tmiplings. In fact, these cars fices are located,- and ' The Senate bill proposes that raw ' ideals .which designels arc striving low center of gnivity without wool shall be free on December 7 L bdx the for air automobile !HaDT)v 113, and that the reduced rates on 'decreasing road clearance; large wheels,. 1 Ynii Can't Se With a Headache woolens shall become operative ! on January 1, 1913. -- ;. - straight line drive and complete equipment.

1 Probably more pleasure is spoiled because of headaches than from any ' - REPORTS OF MIRACLE i sSFEXTCAirOXiiJARTH! other reason. "... , j 'l ' yHE you STIR FRENCH VILLAGE t ': t.f r', t When your head aches it not only makes unhappy but it is very. ' lse-around ' - pleasure pr anyone you. One ' ; apt to interfere with the can't be fBy Latest Mall . AEIERICAN HOTORS dOIIPANY, Indianapolis expected to be very cheerful and pleasant when one's head is simply split- - -- PARIS The village of Alzonne, near Carcassonne, in Southern France, is astir at reports of a mircle which '. And there Is no need of suffering. Keep a box of ' ' T is being investigated by the church au- thorities of the district. The miracle Is acc3pted by the populace- - on; the Steams' Headache Wafers Shac strength of assertions of little girls, some of whonr contend that the spirit In the house when you are at tome carry It In your bag when yo travel. of Jfeaffne . D'Arc appeared to them, you against the annoyance of headaches your own and other others claiming that they saw the Vir- ) That Insures ; . , ' gin. Thousands believers ; ' of fervent ( people's. :'; ;!.',: - in the miraculous power of the waters Steam's Headache Wafers are as pure as they look, and the snow-whit- e of Lourdes have left ' that place r and SOLEDLSTRIBUTOR. wafers certainly indicate purity in the highest degree. One dose cures,' and swarmed into Alzonne. The field vis-Io- ns r girls say they leaves your head as a bell. . where the' saw. the ( )TE I; 3009 "clear CO R. A LAK EA AX D II STS. rflOXE ' Is thronged with people, and wine - - r

: ; so much than: any other . kind that your own interest de- shops and garages are springing up on It la better ' " " ' mands that you insist on STEARNS the genuine. ' every - side. TWELVE HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, SAT URDAY AUG UST 1 0, 1913.

and Mrs. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Dekum ing on this . evening, the laziest : re- place, embodying also an elaborate a 1 . .. - . a were the recipients of many beautiful cluse should be drawn forth Into the menu. CoL Hawes guests were Gen- CALLING DATS gifts which testified ably to the host merrymaking:. Certainly everyone has eral Frederick Funston. Judge San-- : J : FOB HONOLULU a of friends they have' made durlns an opportunity to brush the cobwebs ford B. Dole, Governor Walter F.! S B their residence In Hawaii. MrsH De- out of Jiis , brain tonight, from .Lelle-nu-a Frear. Mr. George Carter.. Mr. Faxon M Jfeadajs Punahou, MakikL a kum is from an old southern family to Diamond Head. The dsnce at Bishop. Hon. W. O. Smith. Mr. Rich- 3 Taesdays Waikikl. Kapiolanl a in . Georgia, and has made Honolulu nalciwa will be a gala affair. The ard lvers, Mr.: Hackfeld. Mr. Gcrrit ?? Park. Kaimukl. Paiolo. First a her home for the past six years. Mr. first infantry band will play, and not WIMtr ntnlah Pnitatit If wtrrrr mn,i a Tuesday. Fort Roger. . . 8 Dekum from Portland, where only the guests at the hotel, but many Mr. Francis Mills Swanzy. , X ;. coires : 4 . i- - a Wednesdays Nuuanu, PuunuL B he is well known.' He been con- of the officers and their ladies from 41' 4 has - "- a raciflc Heights, First and third nected with the Pacific Commercial ScboJield Barracks will attend. Miss Sara Lucas' Tea. -,'. a' Wednesday, ; above ; Nuuanu, 8 Advertiser for many years, and Is J here ts sure to. be tho usual com- A smal; loi c.:;gatful affair took a bridge: second and fourth Wed- - S ery prominent in local circles. - At fortable dancing crowd at thd Fort place this afternoon when Mlra Sara " nesdars. below bridge: fourth. a ih Shafter hop, . Of course, mostly ser- Lucas entertained at tea in honor of H Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first Sjthey mm ijve in their- - pretty little vice .people attend these affairs, but next week's bride, Miss Gemma Wad- - K and third Wednesdays, Alewa ,unpalow cn Nuuanu arenucv The occis'cnaiy civilian' cr so strays man, me nours were spent pieax.iat-l- y a Heights. v rriddle cf September will see them rut. the Trarroth cf h!a melcomo with games and dainty needle vvrk. Thundays The - , - degree Ms pleasure as not the least of its ' pleas n res a riaint fairly ensconced and rcadto , vrel- and ct is te!rg -- , : handke-rh:- rf Fridajs-- Hole town ; great . if ho a row a shower of pretty an l s rand. t9C?e.4hclr fiifnds.: ,t , , r as bad k cf bras ; V fcuticns. cn his coat, j ? :,.,.' fine hosiery for tha guest of hatwr. ; - V. a first Friday. v v5, Mrv and Mrs. Bcdae'a Dance. Delicious refreshments then followed. a Wanoa, veiicge mils, nni.tna i i be largest affair among the young Farewell .for j Popular StutfenL' Those invited to. this chirailngnffalr - unta naay. . set th.s week was the danco atf- Mr. George Cassidy member of the were Miss Gemma Wad man. Mrs. Nor f -- it v ; nJlUmJII rT..R.Jini.. iniru u C-,,n- r r-l- rl hv Vr 'mill 1913 graduating class at McKinley man Adams. Mrs. Bruce Cartwrtgh. 8 fourth ., Saturdays. : Kamehameha n Mrs. H K. Bodge in. honor; cf the H'gh School and. who is soon to enter Miss Marguerito Wadman. Miss-- ' He- School!.... & Cornell-Universit- y, was given fare- len Spalding, Miss .Myrtle Schuman, a latter's s'ster. Miss Margaret -- Center, a . Siuifter-TCalltn- g day ev-- a party Miss Eva McCorriston,. Miss s a Fert s a delightful change from the cus--L well beach by a number of his Isabelle ternary deccrationa, red .poinciana young friends and mates- - last even McCorristcn, Miss Agnes Buchanan. r u ing at Cassldy's.' A swimming party Miss Florence Hoffman. MIsa Eunice y . a Note-r-Th- c telephone number of antly, effecting a blaze of. color that in the afternoon was followed by Pratt. Miss Jessie Kennedy and Mi?g R thU kncletv Edlter now 2316. 7 Helen Girvln. . i ' la 8 was rocst attractive and artistic. Thff picnic dinner at o'clock in the hotel v a a a & a a a js a a a a a a a s many:: lights were covered with. :red summon house on the" beach."' Even hib?scus and maile vines, white palms occasional bursts of rain did not de- Dance for Departing Visitors. Mu' , fceautiruf,'; ono have been each ai and hanging baskets added further tract from the merriment of the even- Mies Marion Gibson and Mrs. New t'iffercit is" tTi',satne ceremony will ing. ; Among those present wero Mr. liatching touches of green. A splendid oulntet bury of Bakersfleld. California. rre permIL 'them all in dainti not only andvMrs. Spencer Bickerton, Mr. and guests of honor at a very pretty own prctc played for the dances, the Bailey. the ness and attraction with lis old favorites, some new and very Mrs. Fred Miss Selina Harri- - but : Ab-bl- of Indivldnality, was ,the wed- son Miss Harrison, Miss e at-t- ly note Ethel guests k Tuesday''of ' catchy tunes. At about eleven an ap Seggerman and other liine 'ob Miss Gwendolen petlzing spread was served the dain- Bromley, Miss Dorothy Pod more. HauvTrce, The lanals and drawlrn; nd ' Mr. jEd ward Dekuin.1 The Miss Margaret Collins, Miss I lazel Blair ty vands forming not the : least j part rooms were tastefully decorated with beauty ; sately archi- Gear, Miss Florence. Cassldy. Miss cf t. Ahdrew'sJ tag . . pink carnations, palms and ungla; of, the even enjoyment. :'- Cassldy," Miss Cassldy, tecture; 'was enhanedvwltb: masses of Kliss Center is an island girl cf un- Laura Estelle baskets. A delicious supper was terv-- 'and ferns!" The rail was Messrs. Campbell Crozler. Elmer Cro-- flowers altar usual ; attractiveness; She' has spent later ja eTnlng. tanked with' tn?iaahit'terir, while the years attending Miss ts pulpi? 'a!nd"pfl!ars ereconceaied' l)e the last few . man, Alan Pod more. George Bromley, school tn San Francisco, and Mrs. v bind.v ;bf - pink and hamlin's Charles Cassidy, and Mr. George Cas- - Wildtr'a Tea. clnir elicte- her. return to Honolulu has been at- Mr. Mrs. Ccnrad Glade, guesb asters, 'palms' and and white feathery tended with ; great festivity i among ' In Honolulu after an absence of thir- made' 'greed' setting" - Mr. Cassidy leaves for the mainland a rlcn for nightV-danc- e bamboo Monday ti ber friends. cn the Sierra and will take "an engi ty years, were the ralson . of, theifd dainty'1 'loveliness.' Upon the was tho first a number of affairs a charming tea given by Mr. and Mrs. of . neering course at Cornell. . candle-li- t alter,' t gfaceful clusters that Mrs.'" Bodge is planning to give iCerrUt Wilder last Friday. It. wsa SCJoseph's lilies-tha- t essentially cl for her charming young sister. 5 ; I truly a gathering of kamaalnas that bridal flower stretched" their arms to ' Mrs. Crabbe's Thimble Party. v , Glades Among those present were Mrs. F. U. host-er- s assembled old friends of the the world emitting a sweetly languor- Mrs. Clarence Crabbe was the Ha-- v " when he was German consul to mar- tenter, Madame Bodge, Mr. and Mrs. at a jolly thimble party at her ous perfume, their tribute tosthe - wall The Doles, the Judds, the Swaa-xv- s ' .' ! ' Benjamin Conrad, Miss Phoebe Car riage .'.'. . ? homo on Nuuanu street last Thursday fete. ter, Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss Elolsc ,the Rodleks. . the. Carters, the given" away by Mr. afternoon. It was in the nature of Y The brile vas' WIchman, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Ruth Vtnmna iVi. tl.ohfnU'a nUinnl s SHSlV'2f? - Cas- - V,. I";," V" ";frt: ttrtlcrsen,-MJs- Myrtle Schuman. Miss depart coast on the Klebahns. the Fockes. the tives the ' Jessie Kennedy, Miss Marie von Holt. tl!1??: ties, the Wllders, and all the many ; was lovely in w?d' of thl3 month and will be gone about service. Lte her Miss Hilda von Holt, Miss Helen ' family branches thereof each one. gown two months visiting wilh friends in ' ding of soft white charmeuse. Jones, Miss Margaret Jones, Ml33 claiming long acquaintanceship with the coast cities. . 1 - U H M M ... . M KA Draperies of rose point lace were Corlnda .Low, Miss Ruth Hyde. Miss Ik. t caught here and' there on. the bodice rs. Reedy was the recipient or Katherine Jones, Miss Mary O'Brien, -- ,,--- ,,1 v, ,,. imagined that. reminiscences, of early with pearl garnitures, while, the skirt, Miss Helen Spalding, Misa Fanny L made ' en traine as convention de Hoogs, Miss Alice Hoogs, Miss Mar- At the end of the afternoon - de--wr "r"r: . - '.J- - mands, was slit oh one';slde, showing t jory Gilman, Miss Thelma . Murphy. : an exquisite fall of the same lace. Her lightful refreshments were served. ? I :Dwi5 Miss Rosamund Swanzy, MIs3 Pauline Among those present , were Mrs. R. d8 rare"L long veil of soft tulle was fastened in Lucy ; ch hICUbufL., n. orange blossoms, Schaefcr, Miss Dimond, Miss B Reedy. Mriv F. Merrill. Mrs. Jn the cap effect with Helen Center, Miss Margaret. Center, a RHey. --TheI " a of Deaf Is. gift of Alexander Pratt, Mrs. R. W. Jfcd 4nP Fhe wore rone the Messers von Holt, Gait, ' ' peach blow pink the 4 - Herman Jack Mrs Frederick Miller. Mrs. Tome .to groom, and'earrted' a shdwer bou- - the Stanley "Kennedy, - Francis Brown, SmUh Mrs. Clara SchmldL Mra..wimuu 4U1 . euet of white roses and rerns. grcund of ;greea made- - the artistic ' Alan. Lowreyy Theodore Cooke, AVat; Clara Auerbach and the hostess. j Lpulse of " ' Miss Lucas Ihe maid soni Ballentyne, Reynold McGrew, Al- ' ' 41 Wilder home unusually attractive and " ra ; : ' attired in charming g, beantlful.-- honor, was exander Anderson, Lieut,; Carl Har-d!g- Col. Luncheon. ' Hawes' - gown of pink bfocadea charmeuse and ' Bren-har- a, A A ,v Piercy Nottage. Charles l - Brigadier General Funston waa the ' a was Ou-derkir- chiffon. It trimmed with hand Henshaw, Carson. William kr motif for an attractive luncheon ou A number of dinners will be,, tbev white lace and a smart little ' ' evening tonight preced- 'some ' Carl Schaefer,' Frederick Saturday - last given by Col. A. G. order of the sash' caught with flowers. ' Her ; big Schaefer, Charles Herbert,' Walter Hawes, a friend of long standing The ing the hop at Haleiwa. Not ,only: picture hat of pink and white was fast Marshall,' David . Center, William table i was adorned with dozens of have the guests at the hofel planned ened in the prevailing mode with hoogs, Edmund Center, and the host sunflowers, in compliment to the guest parties but; many people from town; "with" Mack velvet streamers fended wee - ; have secured tables and are and hostess. ' of honor who comes from Kansas, the - rosebuds. She wore apeautlful neckl- -.s;v ::: Ing out Among these is the Princess- ' , .i sunflower state. The place" cards were aces "with a peart rpendalft, the girt of Dances ThlatEvenlng. unique little,, souvenir books ' of the Kawananakoa. who is entertaining tor. the bride. Her bouquet as 'of pink With three interesting dances ge Pacific Club where the event took Mrs. Stewart and the Misses Bradley 4 roses and tulle.- - ' ';7 Miss Kate Gill and Miss 'Virginia ; ' - Watson were , the two dainty ' little l Princess Kawananakoa, hostess at one of the season's most attractive teas - ' : . . , - They wore frocks of . . ; Photo by Williams. bridesmaids. white handkerchief linen embroidered by hand and trimmed'' with lace, over -- I IIE most brilliant affair of the with plumes of the same rich shade of son Lansing, Mrs. Robert Lewers, Mrs : a . pink silk slip. Wide pink sashes :' - i week, was of course the "tea "given American Beauty. ...-- " V by the Princess Kawananakoa on , Mrs. Edward Timberlake was ly Tuesday In honor of her house guest; dressed in white lace over ' Hugh Stewart of Los draped and caught on the sllss Agnes Mclntyre, Miss Ella Mc-:nerp- y, ' lira. AnUcs. satin, skirt FrenoTi basketa V fllhd,;v wtth Cecil rj , v- : Q. Le affair was held at the rieasan-tcn- with Dresden ribbon. y j ; Mrs. Jack Myers, Mrs. R. ' Matheson, Miss McGregor, Miss Breuner roses and wore pearl bars. the broad lanai3 and spacious MrsMlenshaw of San Francisco was Sarah the gift of the bride possi--1 Newcomb, Mrs. R. Newell, Mrs. Ar : ens cf which afford infinite stunning in taupe colored charmeuse, Mr. Dekum was attended by his - : - ;::tles for a reception of 'this kind. draped in the mod with, the popular thur Owens, Miss O'Brien, Mrs. T. H . 1 a. i , 'c irK T- fetrle, Mrs. E. B. Paxton, Mrs. L. aBwu-mw- mr. Jlt. Ar.d sJl ,of these possibilities were slit skirt. .With this frock she wore uu j fenney-Pec- k Mrs. W. L. Stanley, 1 ' J advantage of at the princess' a becoming hat of blue. eral'f years ago"V"he himself,i served In a t x never the PIcasanton lopked Mrs. Harry Wilder wore a beautiful Miss Young, Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. has ' similar, capacity. The ushers were : .ore beautiful than on this occasion gown or green satin arapea wun a George Sherman, Mrs. F. Schaefer, V I Mrs UT .A CmWh Itflao W . Mr. Arthur Hey ward, Mr. Harry Hoff A ;.i its gala dress of green pd JF?1 'J ...- T...A. Hanging from. trellises, chandeliers toi-l"- ". Mrs..E. J. Mrs. A. P. V ; nd beams, were branches golden dalDt, pmk plume, finished .the Tlmb!rlake( , ,,,'.' mU of' -- - .V;- 1 , . . . . . ,?"1 " yior, airs, jonn aijss rr T7 in lette inomas, lien ! r C Announces for t:.awer, .which, together , : l. cascaded 1 r. lavlor-- Mm r a Thnrntn'r, xtr- - m and ushers we dainty pearl sUck ra , extravagance - of color. Mrs. Alexander G. Hawes wore ceremony' .'-. artistic Thomaa. Mr itarrv vnn m- -.' pins. The was performed 1 I.fnia leis so typically a part of Ha-- white, with a white hat trimmed with wif A ' C. C. von Hatnm 'xnnJt the Rer. Canon AtilC the beautifiU ail nel were festooned gracefully snaded pink roses. - Mrs. Archibald Campbell wore a be- Mrs. Francis Gay. Mrs. W; M. 55ft! j tout, while lnige bowls of coreopsb Gif.;IcPfe?err!5f St Monday' Mbramj hall-T- coming gown of lace. fard, Mrs. A. J; GIgnouxMrs. M. : ade splashes of gold in the i white E. m?Z 2Va7 .Mrs. ffhomas of Leliehua was very Grossman, Mrs. Sarepta Gullck, Mrs. ii'tiTriri a ays lauai. . Palms, ferns, vines ll" genera-- and gown Manr riimn Mi nfi,- - r?u ' back. the romance of another bamboo soften-Ir- g attractive in her of white lace! Clean-u- p end feathery made a ! tne weaatng ring . All with --tourhes of black satin. A white .let, Mrs. H. Hepburn, Mrs. F. Halst?ad. ... r...... a General of background for this riot of yellow. Mrs. Chas. Hopkins. lD placed on hat trimmed withi bird of paradise Mrs. Hopkins,'" ?n3 Tete a tete tables were the Mrs Hayselden, Mrs. G. Herbert, lcnai at which delicious refreshment feathers was caught smartly with! Mrs. n?KJ:S!! f black velvet V C. B. High, Mrs. Hobdy, Mrs. jfromewi,hi8 tfnlers f?JL hI? vere sen'ed. The lilting music of 'A. G , Hodgins, Mrs. G. Henshall, L'aal's Quintet kept many a toe mark Mrs. Durston. of Singapore, was In Pi imaTdS dia-.M- change but the pale blue and" cream saUn. with ". Lewis. Jr.. Mrs. WA. Love, vir ir.g time throughout the . afternoon ouple en Low Mrs. Lucas, it An interesting feature which recalled mend ornaments. She wore a Chs. A ture with bird of para- - Lucas, Miss Low, Miss service of his only daughter. At the V t he days of the monarchy was the SumeT Ix)uls3 Lucas, Mrs. W.' Lucas, Mrs conclusion of .the ceremony the bridal '. high chamberlain dtee St resence of the lord was charming Gc; V Jmberson. Mrsr A. N. (party m au-rounc- Mrs. Richard Cutts Queen court, who ! MBTfiliniSUnitS.: Liliuokalanl's cf of ecru colored crepe with Locke, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Misses and Mrs. E. M.;Wat5onv where a deli smd in a frock the guests to the hostess as Aiaciariane Miss Alice Macfarlane, I cious supper wrs.seryea. princess a becoming black hat beplumed with N they arrived. The received j, Mrs. Fred. Macfarlanei Mrs. Walter The guests were seated at two large A - yeilow feathers. . v.1th Mrs. Stewart only. Mr3. Em-- i beautifully Mrs. Arthur B. Owenyvore a gown Macfarlane, Mrs. C. A.' Macintosh, tables, each, decorated with May,, who was to been In Mor-'flowe-rs V .et have cf embroidered pongee, ith stunning Mrs. M. M.' Macomb, MrSi J. F. and. tulle U ,the bride's the receiving line also, was bo Indis jgan, Mrs. E.! A.' Mott-Smit- h, Mrs. Hi. table a iugel, gold .French basket flll-I- O Ol amber ornaments. .; , : i posed as to be unable to attend; to sap Murray,-- , Mrs. Zeno Myers, Mrs. ed with pink blush roses, was used as regret princess and Mrs. Nelson Lansing was in Mary the great of the phire blue with a hat to match. Beckley, Mrs. Carrie Bush, Mrs.' a centerpiece. Streamers' of tulle cor invited, to meet her. . 1 - Mrs. those Those Invited to meet Mrs. Stewart S .?ckirt?! .KfE-- ' F B'8hP jnected this with four mailer .baskets The princess was beautiful In" her j. uumciu, .mm. o. uunici,.ui iue BHiue uape, nuuu& wuu lOTeijr gown of black chanyily lace, made fn Her' Majesty. Queen Lilluokalani, Mrs. Jas. IL' Boyd, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Ipink roses.. Ferns and roses caught Brown, scat-Bradle- y, turnover white princess lace and satin. Mrs; Hugh May, A. Mrs. Wfllard Brown, Misses here and there in the tulle were Stewart, Mrs. Emmett Miss Burr. Miss G. Blair,.' exquisite diamond: - ttred about the beautiful lace cloth wore 'orna- m iT She Mrs.: Henry Afong. Mrsi B. M. Allen, a mm m 1 - St accumulated during the last two weeks. S' yellow lei of - Tb6 ments aud the feather Mrsltobbins Anderson, Miss Ander- 'J 1", ' p,ace! Vhe br?de royalty..- v; r, r. j Alice Cooke, Mrs. C. B.''rr Mrs.' eroom were with heaw Mrs. wore a handsome t1 Stewart A A ; gown of white fillet lace wlth touches , were v ds of yellow chlfTon over satin. Abrams, Miss Alexander. Mrs. WML MrH j9fk Mrt , ..as Me Hundreds of desirable lengths of ' fmnhnr:nearU the Newest - t HabbitL Mrs A Raloh Mrs C G 11 rrM lor uie otners. similar aecoraxions ( Tho gowns worn by the other guests J. E fav Marnon" "Mrs Clan A Da via ...... Ballentyne, Campbell. Mrs. ::, : : z 1 were usea on tne otner taoies ana were .charming, many of them of a Mrs. J. D : Carpenter, Mr3. A." N. Campbell, Mrs. Trf MaU3T the many Pink shaded lights, the Dress Fabrics, Silks, Lace, Ribbons, Linens, texture that defied the summer da.J fUmfi1?8 B. M. ,firXa .OQ , ni 1L Campbell, A. W. Carter. Geo. : ,,aa1 A A glance at the costnmes or an aiiair Dowsett. Mrs. H. M. Dowsett, Mrs. . VT" , a ",:ir R. B. Cas-- 1 p. one to reflect upon the Carter. Alfred Castle. Jas. nv. Dulsenberg, Mrs. Mannie Phil- - Curtain Goods, etc., at such as this W, B F. Cheatham, cling gay tunes and soft native melo-- R. - now a simple tie; Castle. JUps Mrs. W. A. Purdy,- Miss Mabel j. days far distantwhen M Chil- - 6'e8. added the final touch to the fes-- V dress was all sufficient iss Beatrice Castle, Mrs. Cbas. Phillips, MrVw Rawlins, Mrs. white lingerie lingworth (Jr.) Mrs. J. F. Colburn tivity of the occasion. The guests at any festivity. No malihlni coald ' lorge Renton, Mrs. J. M. Riggs, Mrs. for Misses Colburn. Mrs. L. A. foney, - BQ finger of scorn at any of the Carrie Robinson Mrs, Georg Rodiek. BU''cr":,eiMr- "." point the . Mrs. A. Constabel, Mrs. Clarence Mrs. A. . Renles.!!011-- .Mls Genevieve Bradley. Miss .Tuesday's . ; ; K. Ross. Mrs Lizzie a frocks at tea. M Mr. Mr3. Jack- - Cocke. rs. George Beckley, Miss , Mrs . Tfnth Mrs- m - Rrfttt Mis Christina Eradley. and Thompson wore a hand- 1 " ' - T 1 -- T 1 TS J Mrs. Frank Del Mar. Mrs. A.'! Dominis. Mrs Scott, Shingle, Mrs. Mers, ur. aim IIm.--Smith- !Remnumamitt St golden brown smartly J. Mrs, R. W. Fred,"11 ?wnu : some gown cf Mrs. I Hodgins, Mr. Mrs. Clinton fin- t issy Dunbar. r.irs. Dursteln, J. Mrs. Gussie Schmitt. Mrs. E. thuf and K i of Jthe same color G- draped, hat jtrbert Elgin.. Mrs. : - Ballentyne, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas : I. Krdman. Mrs. R. Stackable. Mrs. Geo. Smithies. ished the, toilet. rrederick Funston, 'Mrs. C. M, V. For-ster.tM- Misses Walker," Mrs. O. E. Wall, Gill, Miss Isabel Bethune of Los An- A ' Mra.;George Becklcy was stunning F. Frcar, ; Mrs. Philip Misses M.. geles, Mrs. Gregg, Mr. James Dunbar, char-meus- Ward, Mrs. E. Watson.Mrs. In a three-piec-e suit of white e. Frear; Mrs. El'zabeth Feeth. Miss ,H. F. Wichman, Mrs. A'. A. .Wilder, Mr. Alfred Wakefield, Miss Virginia The coat was finished at the Teetb. Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. Herman Mrs. S. G, Wilder, Mrs. Chas. Wilder, Watson, Miss Kate Gill, Miss Louise collar and cuffs with, marabou fur. Focke, Mrs. J. It. Gait, Mrs. A. Garten- - Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit Wil- Lucas, Mr. Arthur 'Heyward and Mr. was of black with handsome berg, Mr3. A. Gartley, Mrs. W'ickbam der, Mrs. Harry Wilder, Mrs. C. Harry Hoffman. Her hat: ' B. plumes. : - - --. Havens. Mrs. C. : S. Holloway, Mrs. uooa. Miss wood, Mrs. raimer wooas, The bride's health was proposed and N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Go, V charming - ur ,jrrk Balch wore a iienryHolmes. Mrs. A. G. Hawes fJr.) Mrs. Walbridtre. Mrs. C. A. Widemann. responded to ; most- happily by the Limited. over saun wun, Mrs.. Ai. S; Humphreys. Mrs. Wilhelm. j Mrs. Mrs. groom, speeches m frock white chiffon Albert Waterhouse, Arthur a number of clever of COR. AXD both accordeon pleating Mrs. "Richard lvers, Mrs. A, F. Judd, Wall, Miss Edith Williams, Mrs. Chas. being made during the evening. . After FOBT BERETA5IA ST.V draped effect. Mrs. Allison Jordan. Mrs. Jamerson, Weight a merry supper, the bride and groom Kir-kald- ; Mrs. Frederick Funston wa3 lovely MrsCliffcrd Kimball. Mrs. G. W. y,' , ; escaped to spend their honeymoon-anywh- ere. Btair-Deku- d over .1 m in a gown of cream-colore- lace Mrs. F. Klamp, . Mrs. V. Wedding. everywhere it is not satin, with touches of black and Amer- Kenncn. Mra. F. N. Klebahn. Mrs. S. The last few months in Hawaii have I known, though -. they will enjoy ican Beauty. Her' hat was trimmed Kingsbury, Mrs. T. Lansing, iirs. Nel- - seen many brides and the weddings a week on Kauai as the guest of Mr, 4 4 i TIHUTEEN HONOHJLTT STAR-BULLETI- N, SATORDAT, AUGUST 16, 1913.

SOCIAL SCHEDULE FOR THE ; WEEK. EE 70 ' Princess Kawananakoa's tea. - Blair-Deku-m wedding. . v Mrs. Batch's . . ;; lunch. ,v - v ' : Dances this evening. Supper at the Outrigger. Mr. and Mr. Bodge' dance. ; Luncheon or Mr. Haven. Mrs. Purdy luncheon. . i i i . . i. v, o - Miss .Young' dance. . . .'.Miss Sara Lucas' tea. ..; Mr. and Mrs. Buchly dinner. Mr. Glade's tinner. : . t . Miss Butler's swimming party. . . . . tea. Mr. Tboma' " Mrs. Wilder tea. t o Da-- ce at the Hau Tree. j'f' engagement 4 Mnnouu.cd. I Miss Del Mar's exhibition. engagement : f The was announced Mtrs. Hunn's tea. v . ;. o' ' . laet Saturday of Miss Marjory Oilman, , Mr. arid Mrs. Klamp' dinner. 'V daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gil-ma- n, 0) to; Mr Piercy Hastings NotUge, ' IS 3IIs Toasg Dance v".' - ron-of-D- r. and Mrs. H. P. Nottage. In spit of the hot weather, danc--" Both pf tb ycung peop'e are well ii ins held the' ascendancy1 thia week and known in Honc!ulu. Mies Oilman i it. would (Seem that, society counted ' family being reckoned anions the flm that zy lost that sav rno ballet 'Jn white settlers In Hawaii. No definite some form. 'Tee popularity of terpsl--j date ha been set for the wedding but V chorean affairs no doubt rests with ! the event will probably take place other new steps wnich during the first part of next year. the "ras" and - . attendant - engage- permit of dancing without - The announcement "of their fatigue and perspiration. To trip the We have received a large shipment of New ment comes as a surprise to, , their rantastique and t.. same many who did not realize light . tbe v v friends that time retain one's cool dignity has been Draperies from the famous Standish Milk. Cupid had been so busy at Walkiki. Ito-- a , problem, hitherto unsolved by ' nolulans. Ml3s Bertha Young ' was ' Supper Outrigger. .su- - at the hostess at one of the prettiest dances Dr. . and MrsAArtbur L.' Andrews eyehio.The The rnew designs are exceptionally beautiful,; were hosts at a jolly little supper this of the week on Thursday week at the Outrigger Club rn honor eJfair was In honor of Mr, . Wickham Mrs. Robert . Newell, Mrs. ,we enabled to of Mrt.'-- j E. McCormick of Berkeley, Havens. and coming from are lie--nolula- n. George Wllhelm, Mr,. Spring and Miss who leaves next Tuesday on the 'Young Other guests were Mr. and Sallie Havens. The beautiful attractive values ; Mrs. Chester Hunn, Mr. J. T. War- residence at Waiklki was made into a oir ren, Mrs. N. Cousens and Mr. Claytoa .veritable fairylaud for the occasion. Coueemv Mrs McCormick:. who 1iis The ordinary electric light were) n been in Honolulu several months a turned cff and wee fairy , lamps U82d4 the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ches- in among the hanging., baskets, palms - ter Hunn, is betng'greatly feted prior nnd ' bamboo, glistening eyen between to her departure which Is being sadly the fronds of the drlppgv asparagus,; 16 New Designs in Rochell 25c.yd. deplored by her friends here, j- and maidenhair fern, and soft, stream- f " f,i er of blue and pink tulle. I Bowls pt 4 ' r - - :, : - r. w : .Voiles V. 35c yd Mr. Batch's Luncheon.' . pink roses and; white.tlilies j.were 3 New Stripes in Standish A very pretty luncheon was given placed here and there' with ferns and 1 - - -- today,T when Mrs. J. A. Balcht enter- j i - . tropical greenery, v WUh- the radiant , 1 jh Stripes German Linens . . 40c yd tafned for Mr. Hugh Stewart of Los rj moonlight , flooding, llje room and the 5 Nev in Angeies. . The table was sticaHy ; 1 sparkle . from the fairy irnps. the decorated with' white carnations and; t scene, might. trulylJiave come from a Elmsel Cloth . 50c yd ;. Designs in lines zmngiea wnn. xeainery ierns. ml night' ream, 10; New The Places were marked with wee yel- Supper, was served, on the lawn at low le's tied on heavy white cards. about eleven, many . cf the roost . en ii 10 New Designs in Milan Cloth 50c yd - Mrs; PalchV ruests were Mr. Hugh thusiastic ones being reluctant to stop V .'trnrt. tne Princess Kawananakoa, dancing even for the toothsome dain- ?'ri. W. A. Turdy, Miss Irene Dixon, ties that were passed.. A. number of 5(Wn. Mrs. E. M.' Watson, Miss Genevieve adepts did the Tango' including-- Mr. l Bradley and - ... . Miss Margaret Center and Mrs. Dillingham, Mr. : I'radlrv.. Miss Christiana L Walter and : - . : '. , .. . 50c yd airs. William William son. Photo by Bonine.' Mrs. Gcrrit Wilder, Jlarpld ; Dilling- and Myrtle ...... ham and others. The iresitatlon Walts ' was very popular and, promises to be 50-i- n. Cloth--01iv- e, ; ' ; Cloister Brown, Natural 75c yd y ; r; rV' Kr K K 7 cne of the leading dances .at "future rv r; r - V o; r r r rN f ' - ' . hops. . ' 9 ' ' ,...... A - The', toilettes.'.; were ', remarkably J i...... " " ,10 New Designs in Antoinette Rep v . . . 60c yd beautiful on this occasion many o( ; , : ' : t-- - r them bearing the unmistakable stamp cf Paris. ' :: Miss Bertha Young wore Standish Homespuns - in Gobelin, Olive, a white brocaded crepe with an over- paamenterie flesh-colore- d dress of pearl over v ,. r ;-' jn v ? v.. yd chiffon.;, : v atural' t v 50c ' - - ; . - V'.-- Utf. Wickham Havens- - was in pink .';, y ' . wIth aj?'overtunic of Opalescent beads ' desiern t - 60c yd and diamond, ornaments. ;? ' -- College Stripes, 8 , Mrs. George .Wllhelm .wore delicate .V;i - .. M blue brocaded crepe, yj ; i A. ; airs. Kooertv Jewell was m. lemon jellow-chiffo- n 1 f over satin.. . ; v Mrs;. Haven was Ia white, ' Mrs. A.1 G. Hawes, Jc, was stunning In yellow chiffon and white tulle oyer i&tin with pearl ornaments. s, ,., ' Miss Beatrice Castle; wore pale blue brocaded charmeuse.. v t ; v Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh was. In. blue T ; - - , chiffon ...... v ..- ' J accordeon pleated over satin. - : " ' ' . -.- ' . - - v' .'j Mrs. Edward Tlmberlake was lovp.lv ' ,.:!" ; v i ' . . T f In- - a- - gown of white and flame color. ;: Mrs. Hugh Stewart wore a1 .beautiful gown of royal blue chiffon embossed with gold, over white-tulle- , and satin. - n The Princess : Kawananakoa was i stunning in white satin with : diamonds. ; ... . - - r Mrs. j yr .1 r rk : . ' .v. a i Waiter "Dillingham; worn, n beautiful French model, of ; ' white char ' i. over ." olier buv weiirmaae. vertect? meuse. ' . i . Mrs. Gerrit Wilder was In pink? . ll!sainnrrari Mrs. George Potter was most at- Jfc M i, i- - i.. , ; " ,'1 tractive, in a frock of : white chiffon tprEii: c ' Luncheon for Mrs.' Havens. and satin, with real IaceC ;c so much so that, allowing a shori were Mr. and Mrs. uerm vyiiaer, air,i Glade, Mr. Paul i Mrs. Arthur Berg entertained Mrs. Frederick Funston was beautt Interval for .health' sake, the guests and Mrs Conrad ;t ful With Gade, Miss Glade, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- luncheon in a charming manner oa - in white satin and lace. , ; went swimming after dinner. Swanzy, Miss Louise Gir-ar- d, Wednesday for Mrs. Wickham Ha-- DREWS DRESSES at prices that, do not I Mrs. F. H. French was in gray, the moon blazing full tilt, on the wa- cis Mills : refreshingly cool and the host and hostess. vens of Piedmon: and the ladies 'cf V Mrs. Charles Wilder, was ter, which was after v v.r in white - . The wag the summer day, the sale sea swim her party. i crowd a very comfortable - ; lze for. was most delightfuL Among those Besides the guests of honor, there I the weather, about Miss Del Mar's exhibition. . - making. seyentj F-P- ,. cover and -- Mrs.- Newel!, .materials - ' - r were present Robert r, In , were and all being present' ; f present Lieut Mr. One of most. Interest events In y : - Jackson,' Miss Emma Cooley Mr: iand the Mrs.' George Wllhelm, Mrs. A. S, CcsV - the week's social calendar was the Douglas McCaskey, Mrs. Miss Batlers Swim hilngl Mrs. A: G. Hawes, Jr, Miss Florence kiln, Mrs. Part f - private exhibition of her paintings Butler, Col. and Mrs. . L. W- Kennon, Archie Young. Miss GiUet Miss SaUU C It Is difficult to imagine by Miss Del studio - ; Large the quantity is, we advise anjthlng alid Capt. MarshaU Chllda - , given Mar at the Haven and Mfss Geraldlne'Berg. ; m more delightful than ex-hlblt- a din in hHnv J of Mr. Howard Hitchcock. The -. ;. . '. y Walkiki on ; ' . . these moonlight night . covered three days, . closing : ;, . au mat everyone appreciatas . this Dance at the Hau.Tre. I tnis afternoon at four o'clock On Fort D Russy Party. . - , fact Is evinced . gatherlnil colors br, the number of v guests the Hau Tree were Anureday.MIss Del Mar received with , One of the pleasantest early shopping to secure and size swimming, The at parties that have been given hosts at an attractive little dance last Mrs. Herman Focke, showing a charm- of the week took place at the honiq during the week.' Miss Florence But- big full'moon being the ing hospitality all, and great of Dr. and Mrs. Huntington at Fort : evening, the to ler was hostess' at an especially; en- De Russy on Friday evening when : a incentive for the occasion. The dance enthusiasm for . her art Nor was the joyable .; wanted one on Wednesday evening. was arranged by' Mr. Ed win Seger-man- enthusiasm ' confined to the hostess party of .Fort Shatter young peopla Her guests were Mrs Roland' ' Durstin, pretty beach hotel was alone, , of guests, even gathered "for a moonlight swim ca - The all the those Mr. and A. G.- - ; Mrs. Hawes. jr.,' Capt hanging bask- show- Waiklki beach. r.. y $ ; 7 C: decorated with palms, untutored in the letters of art, r f Steunenberg, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kon'lj taA f :: cm,.' auu w " iw. ttv - carnations" and ing great interest and delight In the No mall feature-o- the evening Wilder, Mr. and Mrs : Brown,' 'Mr , .xrid ' To force early . business, we :are ( i hibiscus, while strings of red Chinese paintings on exhibition;' Miss Del entertainment was, a moonlight supf Mrs. Ayers, Col. and Mrs. LV.Wi ken-no- n gauy aoouu ' f lanterns were festooned Mar Is evidently an artist of unusual per which was voted a great success. and several others. ? A quintet . played unusualfy catchy ability, and her pictures, most of After he swim the party repaired un- re- dancing continued finished In New York studio, Huntington . home and . tbe -- tunes, them her to values. We: 3Tr, Glade's Dinner T and .the the offering some exceptional ;'T a late hour. Interrupted only by a are marvels of skillful Interpretation. mainder of the evening was spent in Mr. Conrad Glade was host'.',at a de til aainty supper just before midnight Her studies of children,' Dutch babies dancing. The following Is a list of k lightful "dinner on Thursday evening Major Among those present were: Miss and their nurses, and heads or chil- those present: Smith, Lieut - at the Pleasanton. The affair was to - Be : Viola and Mrs. Matthews, Lieut Lauber, make a clean sweet). sure to seventy-thir- d tiorence H. Ferguson, Miss dren, drew particular attention, 'While celebrate his birthday, - i. ' . Wester-Vel- t Lieut, Calter, LieuJL- Comp, Lieut bis guests all being the old friends of Caesar, Miss Ulio, Miss M: a portrait of a Spanish dancer was the Mr. Frank Dougherty Mlsa;Mar object of admiring comments lromi Hardigg, Lieut Rose, Lieut Sylves- his former sojourn in Hawaii. Among surgeon). Miss IK 1-- those present le Antonette Jaycox. Mr. Raymond alL A few Hawaiian scenes, a marine ter, Lieut Mudd (post affencf 33 2 to 50 per cent. discount were Mr. and Mrs. Fred- ' Alexander, Miss Case, Miss O'Brien, erick Klamp, Mr. and Mr. Gerrit Wil- Crichton, Miss B. Mi Seeber. Miss view on the other side of the island, Hoermann,- - Mr, groups - Hawaiian were par- Miss Martin, Miss Elinor Lenihan, der,. Mr. Hackfeld, Mr.: and Mr.- - O. Wayson, Miss S. of fruit , Mr. John Newberg, Mr. ticularly fine, and thoroughly apprec- Miss Kalherlne Lenihan. Rodiek, Mr. Paul Glade, Miss . Glade Roy Patten, ' on all garments. - , ...... and Mr and Mrs Conrad Glade. The Westfall, Wm. Neland, Mr. Allan Ro-die- k. iated by the Honolulu guests. Delic- ? table was attractively, decorated with Miss Bredhoff, Miss "Wicke. Miss ious punch and cafe frappe were serv- Mrs. Hunn's Tea. "... - ' Slegford Moller, ed during reception, as a', final .vi'V ' "... . red carnations and maidenhair, other ina Ferguson. Mr. the Mrs. E. McCormick was the compli- favors harmonizing. - . Mr H. RaDhael. Mr. E. W, Brown, touch to the day's enjoyment Yester- guest pretty tea '' mented at a little 4ft. '4ft ; ; .' Guaid, Mr.'Harders, Judge day and today list of those pres- j fMIbs M. E. the yesterday given by . her daughter, See Window Display " - -- Mr. Fowler, Mrs.' Fowler, ent was even greater, as the artist' i Transport Dance - Monsarrat. Mrs.-5- Chester Hunn. , The ladies 5' v . - ,fcho v The dance at the Moana hotol this Mr. K. L. Andrews, Miss Izzard, Mr. prestige spread abroad, all those brought needlework and.spenl' Dr. availing their week,, complimentary passen- Cosgrove. Miss Clara Engalls, had been invited themselves and lively " .... r, .tothe the afternoon witn that ... i " ... V Wayson,' G. Buttolph, of privilege. V y '? f ' gers on the transport from San Fran- Wayson, Mrs. H their. ;V' conversation until four-thirt- when I. 1.3 Clark, ; ty--.:;-.;- cisco, was. quite a gala event The Miss Mildred Smith, Mr. WE. ; y I refreshments were served. Mar- ';:".;. delicious world and his wife were there, many Mr. Brlgham Young, Walter G. jfrs. PnrdyV Luncheon The decorations were large bowls of - a Lew Hender- - service people coming even from shall, Mr. Ed. Steel, Mr. I the Madame Hassinger hibiscus- Kame-hame- ha An attractive luncheon was given on Schof ield Barracks and Fort son. Mr. E. Segerman, Miss C. ' Reed, ricu, red flower with 'a center so dark - " ' Thursday, when Mrs. W. A. ' Purdy to attend. Beautiful gowns Robert Offey, Miss . Either White, as to be almost black with the coot Reid-for- d, entertained at the Country Club in I- - "too, amply proving Littlejohn, MK K. Inv!-e- d were worn that Miss Pearl Lo ing note of green ferns. Those these transport dances are taking an Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, Miss honor of Mrs. Hugh Stewart of were ' Ang3le8. An immense' brass.' jardi- to meet Mrs. McCormick us important place in the city's social cal- Flanlgan, Mrs. Spencer, Mr. O. Olson, Mrs. T. Warren, .Mrs. N. Cousen3, mmmm niere filled with long-stemm- ed Amef: J. endar. A number of gay little dinners Mr. Rosenberg, M r. and Mr3. vctsr Mrs- - A. L. Andrews, Mrs. W. iB. ' ' lean Beauty rose 8 occupied the center preceded the hop, many peopje desir- ecke, and others. . A. Magoon. Mrs. EL arid Hotel place-car- ds and Thomas, Mrs. J. Fori St to 6how' hospitality to friends on ot the table, while the Mrs. ing ' other favors were harmonious: Those V, Wilcox, Mrs. C McClelland, ; Carolyn the transport - to; were J. JBelser, Miss Pope, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Klamp's Dinner. invited meet Mrs. Stewart 1 of Mr. Dixon, Church, Miss Harriet - McCracken, Mr. Mrs. Bnehlj's Dinner ' To celebrate the birthdays Mrs. J.; A. Balch, Miss Irene and M r. Conrad Genevieve Miss Bertha Kemp, Miss Bergner ad - Frederick Klamps and Mrs. E M. Watson, Miss x Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Buchly enter- . ,l j ETlt. i Glade, Mr. and' Mrs. Klamp were Bradley, Miss Christiana Bradley Mrs. Miss Lemmon. T k : k L tained most charmingly at dlnnar last - vJl v T beautifully appointed din-- William and Mrs. , Harry Wal- hosts at a Williamson night attractive home at ' on Page 14)i at their present " .' (Additional Society kiki. The affair was entirely, informal "ner this week.; Among those Murray. .. :i STAK-BULLETI- FOURTEEN HONOLULU K SATURDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1D13.

- , -- - at Haleiwa. , fhey find the - cool Iff tailored skirts where' the double ef- pcsscsslons is her middy blouse There breezes very refreshing atter the heat fects are simulated cleverly by vari- is nothing so comfortable for tennis EtabHd I7S0 " Of tOWn.' ::. - f - ous cuts and empiecements. or golf, fon rowing or, riding, as these f ' The'-mos- t ;worn season loose blouses, and girl who has : ; skirt of the the Miss Paulne Schaefef4! tjsendfag for" general use is the , shepherd's ence made their acquaintance never, Walter Balcer the week end at Kaalawal as the check iff black and white Quite small gives them up. At one of the shops guest of Miss Dorothy Guild. blocks befag reckoned smartest Won they are to be had for 59 cents. , ' : ':'. - " , , with a biackr or blue cloth coat, built Ueut and Mrs. S. O.' Mathews and in loose cut away lines, these make ' A very quaint coverlet for the bed LieuL W. Rose were' hosts ; at ! an a. trig and becoming rig-- Waists of of the: smaller children can be made outrigger party t last evening at Wai-- Cotton"' volte, crepe or the washable of tinea. Hemstitch the hem. which silks on loose simple made' lines with shcukl be tt.ee or three and one-ha- lf turned back collars and frills finish- inches in depth. About two Inches Dr. N. B. Emerson is spending a ing the front complete these get-up- s above the hem arrange a nursery sten- few days on windward Oahu at Hotel which are as practical as they are cil of docks, animals or a butterfly ,a.-.,-.-r.,- CliiJj Aubrey,. and tramping' up the moun- stylish. r..;i.;..- - and bee motif. uo'oo-.- J tains gathering land shells. v Ribbon trimmings that show h rough the outer material lace or on Bor catlci. drin'Jr.2.a-J.ccx.k- l2 of net bat-tohho- Supiicso one le Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse and chil- both waist and skirts, are losing none wisnes to work a Pure, Delicious, Nutritious dren, arc expected to return the first of 'their vogue, though one sees such oa the bias of the cloth. Just part of September after a year or more effects everywhere. Shirred - ribbons stitch back and forth. say, from four to six times and then cut the but- In England. . ,: are used as well 'as gold and silver ,; - tonhole between tho stitchrngs. When ;,; :,.'--- -' - ones; oft- ;' - v ; II I ''.' and 'contrasting colors are Mrs. Thomas' Tea. . Mr. and Mrs. A. en employed. If this is worked tho buttonhole will be Hocking and fam- For instance; a broad ' A small but beautifully appointed ily motored In from Kawalloa ' this satin ribbon of geranium red is worn very firm Indeed. , : tea was given on Thursday afternoon f. week to attend the Blair-Deku- m wed- around the-wais- t, there will be a high- ' ' Mrs. W. B. . " : , - , ; . when Thomas entertained ding. : J . ; er One 'of light blue or old green tied Oetrich feather is used to 'Cdgo a . "v " at her home on Punahou street in . -- J, .' . --' ... : . ft ft ' . nt the side in full bow. black and white parasol. para- i: ' " ' ji ' The Mr.' and Mrs. H. von Holt and fam- - The narrow tieck' band of --velvet rib- sol is white lined with black, and-th- e can Beauty roses, orchids, and maid- ; Ily over pointed flaps . arc still at Palehua. where they en- bon with '6f"without its slides' and irninir is tnned in enhair fern were used in the decora-- tertain frequently in an informal, man-- of rh In estones or diamonds is on the outside -- tho' parasol.1 The ft noiS ' tfvn rhoma Th itftmmrirm m'ar t - ner. . - .; : bfttn 'accompanied by velvet bracelets combfaatioff of fbhtcit and --white and ' -- Jtn sewing and a table or two of : j':. '.'.'-:- -.' ; . tied about the wrist in a careless tow the ifluiry black Mhe: produced by the U. bridge, a delightful tea being' served . Mr:' and Mrs; H. -- CslBKjnjd 8. ratent.Olflc j F. Wichman and on the fcutside of the artnThe sAtrre feather are very effective. i at about four. Amone Mrrf. Thomas' - j family are spending a week or more arrangement Is often wcrnrover a lace F - " - 1 lb. were Mrs. E. McCormick, Breakfast Cocoat v tins irticSts Mrs. at Haleiwa. ';.- ,wUh r tnrce-quarte- 12 sleete.v A'lat:fadHnlIne, the A smart r length man . - . . .." Chester Hunn, Mrs. J. Gibson, Miss npstandlng-aeck'rufri- es, liking for la - s 4 teatt of shite gray ottoman has l Baker's Chocolate (unswect-- 1 Post, Mrs. R6bert E. ' Steith, M rs. the-- Telvet neck band wfth a silk toflnfth firapod 1-- 2 ' ta. yaia-win- . revers and cuffs cf deep violet eaftd), lb. cakes bntiion, Mrs. Turner, Airs. v. butterfly bow of tulle at" the back of - mousse ine-de- sole- s- - - ; i. Mrs. A.' S. Andrews. Mrs. J. T. the-TieC- k. Star-BuIIc- shows becomingly .at ' ' rspcclal Correspondence that - ' ? ; r ,. p. German's Sweet Chocolate, ; Warren- - Mrs.. B. Clark. Mrs E. E. ,; . eitherder--,r- : . 1-- s The Duke ... ' 4 lb. cakcs ; Bodge, Mrs. IL Lister and several , V C and Duchess of Richelieu, ALE OFaOIES v who have " , . ; others. .:,v; - traveled constantly since Far Sal ky Leading Crvcut a r r Xnoha their marriagelast spring at the Bal- UHESSES AT.BLOM S' SOcfAL MOTES timore Cathedral, and who recently r-2- - :'j fHpt4 well-mad- turned Springs from a motor -- FIve' hundred o and pcr- - on X'-ii- i - - U. , ' Dr. L Mcrl was the host a !1L ; CCC2I25TC3.- :.IAC3., S. A. at mtrjLLr ouuge, VU., .W1U1 JlirB. -- nu.iur J. ' feet fitting ladies and children's at the Moana Hotel Tuesday 4j-- : s'.i. I Seth Barton French and the Count and i iJ 'ments nB saIa tx evening ,4n honor of Colonel Aleman, - will."b.ilaid.. Countess de Chambrun, haVe left for a There-- Is- tm a demandfol-colo- r on rBroni'B cm Monday morning at prices 53 IHGICST ATA?J)3 O who is cn route to Japan as a repre-etntatlv- e - government trip through the west Mrs. French tne naiMKercnter. untorine aainu- that do notebver the cost of material of the Mexican made-oo-f - -. and her son, Barton French, will leave est hanaccrfcMefs4Is Rnd4tae making,- f )te t to tame k an investigation of Japa- , whiter a 8 -- army Aleman the last of this week to Join them in Irish: Mnenwith Being overstocked isthe reason of nese methods. Colonel Yellowstone .Park,, returning two octagon of violet Pink, in-- J after flrd? ee. tWs Ws l9., The gyols tbat arfi be, came to Honolulu with a letter of . " cor-.m-..,.- -.- or weeks? , ' .' blue or yellow linen Inset in tho . i.test-haTins- f three : thtf r trod uctionr from one of,..pr. Mori's ' '.'!;V--- The best results are obtained from ' N vl. ner. brothers who now resides 4n Mexico. "'" arrived sooner than was expected and a kerosene lamp If the bowl Is filled After 'an absence" of several weeks taxing the capacity of the store. Among those present were Dr. Mori, ? -- with oil only to within an Inch of .... , ' in Ohio the assistant secretary of the China silk . petticoats, which are a goods away, Fred Makino, Mr. Akal. A. IC'.Pawa, Sooner than store the Mr. top. : - -- Mr. Laytin, fonnd in- a . Mr. interibr, has returned to favorite this summer are Blom reduced the prices to such an Rev. Imamura, Rev. Motokawa, Lay-li- n, - Washington.' Together with Mrs. wide assortment of colors, , at a rea extent tho goods will move rapid- Nakaee, V. Soga, Mr. Yonekara, Mr. ' ' that ------he motored to their home in the figure. V: ' - keep irons Onodera, Dr. Uchlda, CoL Aleman, Al- sonable ly, k The sale commences Monday To from msting rub Buckeye state. Mrs. "Laylln will re- mornm? andwlll last as long as the with mutton. fat and wrap in brown berto Angels, , Dr. Oda, Capt. Nagano,' main there for "the summer. One of mostrraitwa dresses' Tiold '6utrv " ' " paner before putting away. Mr. Hasegawa, Mr.. Hattori and Dr ' ; "-- atrotttnrsirr Katsunuma. , ' Miss Alice 1 Goodwin left yesterday , ' : ; r. , R. I.,-- 'will Among dlstinguislietf guests Wr Jamestown, where she the at guest GenJ W.'W. Wo--i the" be a of and Mrs. Seaside. Hotel Js Mrsj tolan therspoon.' Miss Goodwin has Just Re- 'Of Slngapcfre, gettle-taent-s. Durstin Straits turned from 'Warrenton, Va.,- - whre' Again we call your attention to our Perfumery and Mrs. Is renewing old y. Durstin she visited Mr. nd Mrs.' W. W. Vlu-le- a'cqualntancestiip 'after- - many' years, v i Toilet Gto :Hii We carry a full and .com-- , having formerly been an island girl ;. c. - :v a:JMhs-;Vhit-e herself. She was and - : daugh- ; Mrs.1 Leonard , Wood and her Colgate's, claims as birthplace. SheL f - plete lme of Hudhut's arid Vantine's Toiiat Kohala her ter - have left Washington- for Silver has an athletic turn of mind and can Lake, N.r H.i. where they ?wUr spend 1 ' ' H 1 -- '::4 . often be seen cahte'r'ng wer the coun the time while Majof General Wood fs Necessities. 4 'M'-- try roads here, or 'swimming at WAI-kik- l. on a tour of inspection- - of army posts Mr.DursUn will Join his. wife secretary of war. Mrs. Marshall Darrach, who wilt be a visitor . with Mr. Garrison, la November, after which they will in Honolulu within the next-fe- weeks, In company ";: take a leisurely and circuitous route with hef husband, the talented Shakespearean '.- reader, It. is probable that Mr. Darrach will give a recital here, while a : ' :i- to their home in the; Straits Settle- - Count de" Sartlges,'. t third French number of social functions will be arranged for hi wife, who is popular in secretary," who: recently KIeft Washing- y : ' - ' San' trans-ba- ; te-sort- social circles in Francisco and the district.1, ton for a series ovlslis' at various s, ( - - (s nrtV $h guest Mr 'and It is Interesting" to bear W the seven- Capt and Mrs. Robert McCleave don, are spending five or six weeks In of frO ty-third birthday of Mr. Conrad are entertaining wis evening at a New York as the. guest of Mrs. Ella Mrs. John Aspegre'n, at; their summer home at Bar Harbor.'. Glade. His many friends Join In coc-- i large hop supper after the dance &t Wheeler. Wilcox while Dr. Humph; " - v f ';-'- ! v- gratulating him and wishing him more Fort Shafter.;Abont forty guests have reys attends medical convention! ,r '' the ' Mrae. imtjorbnc : ; The Boliifan ihihister and special to come. r,Mr. Glade and his family are been Invited and both the hop and ;' .. - ( Announce an occasion of the .supper give promise being un- - Calderon- -- find4 .Miss EJena Cderoni domiciled at the Pleasanton hotel,' v of Capt. and Mrs. W. R. Gibson of : - ' r a, who- abroad past where they are receiving their friends usually attractive. A . number of Fort Shatter leave Monday for Halei-w- have beett for the Bti2T ,n absence of thirty years.r Mr. townspeople will "motor out as Mrs. where they will spend ten days five or-l-x weeks; traviled;eicteh8rre1y - ; England Sc&ttand land-- . Glade was formerly German consul o McCleave's guests. . or, more. Mrs. Gibson nas been seti-- in and ifter '.' " the kingdom cf Hawaii, this "belsg his - ously ill for the past fortnight and is iS-- and are now in' Partswhere'they ' - spetot since . years The members of the Past Matrons only now recovering enough to go1 last "week Ehglahdthey flrit visit he. left thirty ' presence .cr l CTub : ' ' V were the guests; of relailtes of MmeJ aro: The old friends and Patrons of Leahl Chapter, about . -- - wheYe" arone cor mra vio ac- No. 2,- held their monthly meeting CaWefott; many social atten- maKes it ppssioie at '' ' " ' - . v - residence of Mrs. - tions were exteBded.f. custom his mind to the radical the Clara Schmidt Miss ' Helen- was change from the gentleness of Ihe old in'Pauoa last night. After" the usual Wilder hostess"at. Jolly swimming part on M6n-- j nr.cr.arch to the hustle of American ousihe?s of the meeting had been a little :MrsEIkIns"and Miss Elkihtf expect1 cIvT.Ization which now permeates the done there were a number of games day in honor , of the Misses Helen to aii about the middle" of Ausfust for' M : ' re- arearet and Katherine Jones. A aTtnual- - - abroad.1 'Mr. and These tiriustial toricek re the purpdse of clearir llaud3. t . , . of cards, ending the evening with yioM their visit !6r .. .. " refreshing dip was -- ' 6t-tag- e- .. f . freshments. .' in. the surf Mrs. Blaine Elktns have'takeh - The Ir.formal dance at- - the Country. lowed by a substantial tea which the at- - the- White Sulphur : Springs lnsr out our siock or snort lines ana oaas ana enas. big affair. All guests devoured with an appetite that season. Ji Cluh promises, to he a" "yir. and '".Mrs.. P. A. Schaeler have ; for the only bathing can give. : tho polo people will be Tfcefe with all moved with their family to a cottage sea 'few of these Corsets slightlyfoiled: the majority " - 'ae their friends and admrrers.1 Many on Tantalns,' where they wrill 'spend The" former? secretary Of the nAvy dane-lr- ., -- Mr. Walter Dillingham is entertain little dinners will preceed the summer. horise-parti- es and Mrs. George voft Ii.t'Meyerand the rest of the Mapy lag this evening dinner for - the :hre late models, Jbut qnly;prie or tV6 'of a size 'or kind. the largest of which wJII proh-- at end .informal affairs are being at a j Miss Meyer, ? are planting rio-- i spend competing . polo teams at the - !y be Walter- - Dillmghram's' dinner planned by the younger ' members of l tenn3 wee at Newporti They are jCJbssard, Bon Tori, Red Worcester and R e Country Club. . Covers will be. - 9jB0 fcr' the two polo teams. The Country family to'-w-fall- away the idle now their summer home at Ham- the, - ; tooth-st- e laid for twenty,,- After dinner the, V , - J C'u'j wHl furnish its customary moments-i- their' mountain homa. jnton Mass. r' Jarid G mcjdels sfread, and with good music and guests will take part in the dance - that la ueit netd at tne ciud pouser i good company, an enjoyable time i3 Among the through 'passengers on The wedding day for Miss May Van : " prophesied. the Persia this week was Miss .Eliz- v v.m ' and Mr.'G. Thompson will e i .- .- " Conn. Dorothy September 18,: Misd Van: abeth Purdy of Stanford, r who "Miss Guild entertained in ; - -- Corsets Ma'tip An- attractive arrival on the last is on . her way' to Manila to become formally last night in honor Of ' M Alen Is a descendant of John Jacob $3:00 wmblfitfeU transport "from San- - Francisco; was the bride of" Ensign W. W. Smith, of Dwight Baldwin, who leaves in a few Astor, who founded the Astor fortune. Miss- - McDonald, daughter of Major the navy. While 'in Honolulu, Miss weeks to enter Yale.--- 1 The affair vtootn O. '.'.McDonald; CT 'the cavalry.' Miss Purdy was the guest of Mrs. Arthur the shape of a' swimming party and ctiMOrriers Cor MacDonald. premises to'be'a splendid Bi Owens. " ' .' imprpmptu dance 'at the Guild place O' Fbr the eonvenierice of otir these - ' ; addition to the Leilehua circles, and :' ;:.- at Kaalawal, followed r later with a '-- already a nunxber, cf parties, nre be- Mrs. ' Wickham Havens and her supper. j ' ; , sets have been arranged in six lots as follows: -- .'' of-f,?e- rs oun"g ing planned in her honOr'by the charging datrghfer. Miss SaJlie : - and ladies of Schofleld. Havens, promient society ladies of ' Mrs.' H. A.- - Stewart of Pasadena .im.mciii vnnff : ' ' ' ""! Piedmont, are registered at the Moana was the jguest of Princess Kawanana-- ' Ldt, Corsets - - - $ .50 'Mrs. George A.' Taylor of Fort for a three weeks' sojourn fh Hbnolulu. koa to an auto trip last Sunday out r r IUHU "hostess this' afternoon They have already been considerably to Hotel Aubrey," where they enjoyed the1 1 at aJ very Jolly little swimming party, feted by their many' friends here, all of a delicious dinner, and viewed . Liot and Corsets - - 1 .00 surprised many of .50 $2 h! guests numbering people" ? from whom are anxlotis to exterid hospital- magnificent scenery. It inust have the 2$ tvomen who Still cling to the tight both service and civilian circles, ity to the California visitors during $3-Corsets:-- --- ?: - f to see how completed vv their too brief stay." Mr. and , Mrs. James Jaeger" are bodice and skirt, &L3r-- i' ' . - ly the set abandoned the fad; . W. enter- ' spending lap of summer smart Judge and Mrs. the last the ! p ' r foot, tained at a swimming party and-su- DrV .and ;Mrs. Wr. Hnmphrisr form-ert- y with their family1 at the Allen hO'mf Not that skirts are wide at the from it, the looseness prevails rjot, - - - Outrigger Club an Honolulu, who recent Kahala. The are already far but and Corsets ' 3.06 per at the Tues of 'have of at children $4 . . .- $5 4 n 4 " 1 the' up, ex-- 4,; i. 4 1 ' " h. sea-bathin- g years tnade their - re'sldehce-- In Lbii- - brown as berries from the from knee and there are i I 4 f J tremely easy lines to the waists of and crab "hunting.' . V " l' &11 ' 1 n ' -- 41 M'. fashionable costumes. Whatever V' ,. ;,r- Lot 5 $8, $8.50 and $ 2.50 Corsets 5.00 i 1 the reason, women are gowifed to be Miss lioulse:. Lucas is spending a . days as guest thoroughly comfortable In torrid wea-- ' few at Kaalawal the of Bilks, DcflT. tQ ihe Hearts of. the Women, Dr- and Mrs. Hodgins". At con- - thef. . The thinnest jpf supple - the crepes, and cottons are worn for all 1 elusion of her visit, she will be the ' J occasions. ' '' : .' " Lot b j u DR.T; FELIX UOURAUD'S guest of Mrs. William Williamson for -' ------. - Skirts" In r two," or Corsets f several weeks. ;;: Flounced ' three 20 15.00 ' '' more rows are especially Hked, but i' ;. v f ail'-flopp- 'clings Mr. - Frederick" Klamp; received, the the flounces' are and Lream news yesterday fng, Except those Jthat, form peplums; ,sad of the death of 4nd these often set well out' from the mother.--. -- Klamp passed ' OR R1AGICAL BEAUTIFIER his 'Madame narrow ' skirt beneath, - some ' of them away 'in Germany on the 14th of to' give the Ah 'Indispensable end tms montn. ' even stiffened at the' hetn Necessan? ' ' only flare that fashion penmWVeryi 4- V ' : : '4 wOmeP find ;this , mode Article for Particular Women r Mrs. A; G. Hawes entertained tall, slender becoming,- - and it accords "'well with , ' . who to t yesterday for. Desire Retain a .: at luncheon the Medici ruffs,' and sweeping lines ' . Mrs. Macomb. . Miss Newcomb and Obtained In' wear by the aigrette Youthful Jlppearance, Mrs. Thomas Schofield ' Barracks. head -- arfangehient plumes attached '. tt ' like 'of ' Every woman owes It to herself and .' j& -- . 'i - We have received a shipment of Cretonne, i - loved one to retain of youth I '4b to enough to "give them a thr charm ; Just hat jit upon Miss Winans came tn '' nature haa bestowed her. For over. Katherine base. - ' ' half a century this article has been used from Schofield today -- to attend ,Scrijns and other, IwkshaBle: for drapery . 'the gowns,: and 'garnitures pur by . actresses, singrers and women , of Waists, ruffs fabrics : hop town? ' fashion. It renders the skin like . the at Fort ,Shaf ter. While in of air sorts are" all' built of- shadow softness of velvet leaving it - clear and ; , she will uerjhe guest of Miss Betty ' .iiikriy ' popular arid iy Iaee ifMch was never more including riew rd6signs patterns . wnen in a pearly wmte and oestraDie :. - - . ' i Case.' . ' thofigh to be novel for daily or evening attire, As ' ' : w it bis' long ceased freparing sy ' " '- ' and non-crea- preparation. ';. -- - Tulle arid nets have o.uife' left Chif- Ihe irig, Mfmorii contrast-;iri-g When attending ! -- ' sortmerirbf and It remains tinnoticcd. Mr. C. ! A.. Brown is entertaining a fons behind.? thdugn this ' drt fabric t uances. 4a;is,or incr. rnieruunmenu,. n - creasy com- - i dozen-- or more of his friends- tomor i ' as i a S7fcr- -' nrvnta a aroearanoe of the ktiil plays an Important part ; them- -- - j -- - color coiribiriatipn readily lend - , caused by . the skin becoming row a picnic on - - jlftioq at f luncheon Ford lining and "backing that- brings out lc '" ' 'weDS" delight- .Gouraud's Oriental . Cream cures skin Island. the pattern' of the lace : ;".;- : . s selves to any requireriierit of your home. , disease and renoves bunourn. Kemoves , ,j "".':;:.: fully. Dance and dinner ftocksr are Tan. -rimples Blackheads. Math Patches,; fami-- i the UHmh1-- and Vulrar Redness. The George Carters' and theft, especially dainty m the laces, ; the" TeH'ow and Mnddy skm.' riving '.a deticMetyclearand refined complexion! ly' arc spending the balance "of the flounced 'skirts atd' ficlru lines" 6f vcry " rammer at; their country place at newest bodices belnfr exactly Tight for wnicn fregci6taajn4.,Pancy. .Goods . Dealers, 'Is Kalku. J development itf this filmy VetirtM' : Our '6raiery Department 'At Yoiir Service pcrAX Ho?LiftQ33Xvpreat Jones Street, New.York. "TOuble skirts fn whlcb twd or feore ' - Capt ; and ' Mrs. C;' S. lAmx&n "of materials' re 'used are growing in fav- Fort Shafter are spending a few days " or, and 'one sees very smart 'models HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913. FIFTEEN Just, What, Is In Buioibess Circles News .Review --r-r A Work of Art ii.. . SUGAR EXPORTS JUICE OF PINEAPPLES WAV EVERtAS A work of art is a 1 work of hfcart1 's A PVERTED INI SUGAR EGGS LATEST

After making more than two bis experiments, or his intentions rel- It is a combination '''Wiiwii opening a pineapple sugar SCIENCE month careful Invejttigation , and car ative .to of factory. Officials of the various can- Hi heartEeidiil I UlMH H.'itV rying, jn..haf. time nuinercu neries have not thrown much light on ?wJther wasia, piquets tne matter, as they say thaU their hand in restraint Tons of Youth of 1111 213,640 of Product from fra,, pineapples, fSharies, Ash.., one of Information was received" from . Mr. Fountain for Fruit Eoyieg ai ludmu 11U e the commqipIi5e. i) Philippines for U S. and the best' known chemical, engineers Ash confidentially. But it is learned Birds Is Discovered in. Of - the country, has returned to San from otbervsources that the contracts Hiau&ea. TMresuftf bl his work for the waste : products have - been i! Switzerland .... ' bre may be' found Ih trii'' statement made, and that a factory is contemplat- MANILA.- - 4arget amount of experiments suc- -- How about Ovo Ccnsertatortng your tbat bis have been ed. Mr. Ash himself, however, made r is point in sugar in the history of Philip- may eggs? , mean to make It that the cessful. . and proved that sugar the statement before he left that his That doesn't pines v production of since the' American occupation be 'produced' from the juice of ; pine- experiments had been successful, the waiter eat them, for certainly jno the was exported during the fiscal year apples. : proving that a sugar could be profit- one wants to see the waiters' union r 1913 just closed, namely 213,540 tons, call a simple means a pre- ' While in city he conducted his ably pines. . strike. It Indian Motorcycles always conservatively priced. Indian prices are when any-furthe- the made from the are anything valued at 18,993,080 pesos. Notwith- experiments at the Hawaiian Pineap Mr. Ash sailed on the LuriineJ'and paration by which the ggs can be n.ever asking prices, they are value prices. the' ' kept a youthful indef- standing big shipments during the ple Company's cannery. . He has ob- word from him is expected by local in state for an touches will ' . year, which were greater by 27,524 tained contracts, it is said, from all cannery men soon as to when he pro- inite time. - Consul Central R. E. Indian prices do not fluctuate one penny throughout the selling year. im-pe- ril tons than during fiscal year 1912, the on poses Mansfield, : Switzerland, has made serve to the canneries the island for their to start the construction of his value has become so nationally recognized is the standard rather value of the sugar) exported shows a waste products, and It Is his: plan to planned factory. While .also' know? the' process, which has been Indian that it herehe of comparison in all motorcycle ; " improve. marked decrease, being 1.818,070 pesos establish a plant here for the manu- became interested in kukui nut oil, published in the Dally Consular and transactions. than 1912. in average Trade Beports. and is as follows: , - less than in fact the facture of sugar from the pines. the possibilities of which Dr: E. V. is purchasers kpow things In- price per ton for the sugar exported A new agent for the preservation of It because Indian these to be true that Mr. Ash conducted his work here Wilcox, In charge of the local, federal only , year 1913, 38. eggs has been found and placed upon dian dealers have such an unshaken confidence not in the machines during fiscal which was quietly, and left without making any experimental station, i outlined Vin a every selling 90 pesos, is the lowest on record since the market by a Zurich concern, and themselves, but in condition which surrounds them. -- detailed statement of the result of bulletin. " ;. ;: In a painting, in a 1909: v-'- v r from all accounts has met with very .What greater demonstration of the value of INDIAN MOTOCYCLE3 can During closing of The preservative. Is eall- the months the SresuRs. be gIven toan tQe fact that tnere 0Ver 29,000 -- 1913 models made, soli: rarebit, in a shirt, fiscal year 1912 there was an unusual , ed Cvo Conservator,' and consists of and delivered and the ractory Is slll behind orders? inactivity In the local sugar .trade, SAN CARLOS CEiMAL SOLE a prepared liquid substance of ad--I somewhere" there is aue to large were hesive ingredients of the fact that stocks character, the ; "COUNT THE INDIANS ON ROAD" being held in warehouses awaiting an which may be easily and cheaply ob- THE an invisible line of anticipated rise in price. To a great tained in any country. The process of Indian Prices " ' ; Models and iforiili. demarcatiac. ' b e -- extent these stocks were disposed of EXAMPLEIWTHE PHILIPPINES preservation is very "simple: A flat during the opening months of the fis veaoal r.t thnnriDA nutrft !' fllta1 tn 4 H. P. T. T. Twq Speed, Single Cylinder ..I235.CO cal year 1913 and it Is due principally 8 1 ; ; ' ;; ;; j half Its .capacity with the preserving tween the rsuperla-- t t 7 H. P. T. T. Two Speed, Twin Cylinder .. 34S.C3 : to this fact that the exports of sugar it tv suv crgB produced tuiu uivn siio ui(fV - during the year just closed have been According to the following special sugar is to make a market for two. minutes and then allowed to 4 H. P.- Regular Model, Single Cylinder Z22.ZZ tive super- -' Ma- " and the the greatest In history. correspondence from Hollo to the for it. . vi cry. For the dipping process the , : 7 H. P. Regular Model, Twin Cylinder S73.C3 -v- Another. Interesting fact noted In nila Bulletin, the central mill being 'Since the centrifugal mill campaign eggs are placed in baskets, ..1..,..,. fluous; r: - flat wire V . - by Co,, or- began, appliances for old mills 'ft the shipments . of sugar during the Installed the San Carlos the 50O 7 1L P. Twin, Regular Model with Side Car Complete 370.C0 - each with a capacity of 300, to fiscal year Just closed is that the ma ganized in Honolulu where also the have. been brought in,' and. the state- eggs, one basket after another is , Side Car alone for 1913 Model ,.r..Xh.i.v jority of the sugar exported went ' to mill has been constructed, will for an meat washeard during the TniUIn J by employing a larger ves: - . Indefinite period be only outcome season Senor Fulano speali-in- g, countries other than the United the that deTal wjj pved 7 H. P. Twin, Regular Model, with Delivery Van Complete 373.C3 Figuratively of the' movement' for centrals in the turning out central sugar with a , - btates. Heretofore the United States 8iniu1taneoU8ly In- this manner wo i Philippines which made a big noise a Delivery Van alone for 1913 model 1C3.CD nas offered a Higher price for our ran dip 200.000 eggs Ehlers shirts sugar, and consequently the greater year or. two ago.. The correspondent majority of this product exported went evidently Jn places .misuses the! word 1 ed 1'to grade up to the product of the ; , are on the fence to the homeland. During the fiscal year. 1912 a slight Increase was noted The four thousand ions of centrlfu-- j ances emg attacnea to, tne Doiung COMMERCIAL ITEMS they have reached In the shipments to countries other gal sugar milling machinery WhlcheQPmen.t. take no inore Juice from superlative than the United States, but as the cam tf iioiin tM vMk urn) u nt I the cane, and find their chief claim The Uritish trade commissioner f A production in 1912 was greater than forward to San Carlos by the same to Improvement in the facility which for Africa has reported that washing sugar South. that, In point in stylo where In 1811, no great attention., wad paid steamer for the San Carlos Milling they afford for the aad order encourage the culUvaUon of u to this Increase. During both the Company's big'jlant which will revo- giving it a brighter appearance. 'But, sugar cane in Zululand, the South '' fiscal year 1911 and 1912, 86 per" cent in accomplishing transformation in DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. we cannot improve lutionize the sugar industry of that African . government la Inviting pro- of all sugar exported went to the section of Negro Occidental, brings color, theBe attachments, of, centrifu- posals tar the, erection and working United States. Including Hawaii, this upon forward-lookin- g gal repute, reduce thfc Quantity of the sugar them, and where' it in men the full of a central' mill at . Umfolozl. year only 83,976 tons, valned at. 7.979.-23- 0 meaning of the decision definitely ar- product without 'bringing a compen- The mill must be' capable of dealing ;. , would be superflu- pesos, or only 39 per cent of the rived at last November by Hawaiian sating increase in . price. 7 s , , wltll not less; than.' 10,000 tons of total; found its destination In the capitalists to make future investments Consequently, the cry ;'( "stung again sugar yearly, and the concessionaire w 7, ous to try. ; homeland, a decrease of 47 per cent, in the Philippine Islands depend upon has cone forth, and" merchants who wilkbe entitled to manufacture sugar the outcome, of the tariff issue. Sev- have the rear centrifugal goods find. Up to & maximum of 15000 tond year-themselv- es J eral projects whjch were then being jphljosophlcajly, holding fiy. other particulars were obtainable stdrerobms', 1 investigated by men from Hawaii their wares lh their, while from' the high commissioner In Lon-th- e ' On account of a great Increase In business, 1 taYft beta fon:;c":l , feeling 5tlng" of ed They mark the BETTER TONE have been abandoned Indefinitely, and hacenderos, the don, by whom tenders were to e to moTe (0 a larger store and now ksve the entire groaai floor asl the president's threat to have free akin wlthonti perceiving the I eel ved up to July 15. Tenders' were basement formerly occupied by the Utj Ana Csnzet Fcrt cry to, helpless-- . 1 highest, point yet;; sugar or appeal - tcr the people lands! metal of the knife, out also io be received by the secretary DIRECTLY opposite Pauahl Strcti, next door to the Japaaese Dazair - ' ness government U through gov- lands, Pretoria, ,up . in ranay ana for for South .Africa, location)...... i' omw iorcenuais : (their former : . . Negros, except ernment centrals.. v , .. ?to the Bame date. attained inthe lirir through local machin- A ery, houses, or through the agency of "Meanwhile, the government contem- I trill be pleased to serve both old aad ntw eastoners. fall shirts---whi- ch bundred-yer-henc- e mmmr plates . , conse- Ilae of everything the electric of making i i .ti the' government. . .died. .;.:... ; Proposals to establish big plants quences of a step today, and business is the next to cane percentage men who should long ago have form; ii mill for a of the WIEBERIn Honoluin, August 15, ARET sugar brought out the full ingenuity ( ed a straight goods clan, dismissing beginning point for the whole subject of" government cen-- . 1513, Henry, ..son. of Sergeant and or tne L.ittie Detectives," who proved Mrs. H.. Wieber, aged years with mathematical - certainty that a tralrf, wish perhaps wfth' a, faint; bppe three U3 vanishing gold bricks, Ijumpa and ten montbsl Funeral at three and the - A tone par- big mill on account of its bigness-co-uld that and. crises better to the market, may eventually the O'clock this afternoon from H. H. not exist without two tnrn tide toward ; conductor la-term- ticularly In the last day or two, has theraj : Williams underUking piiriors. point for the rani: been felt in the sugar this pipes for sugar, one to fill an under- when they wilt tfbt off to pros- market ' ' ' 1 cemetery. perity at double time.' i . . - at the Nuuanu file. i week. Better prices for sugar,' as giv- ground, cavern connected with the and en in New York, is undoubtedly re- ship la the bay, and the other leading llSyYOBT ST. ' j W3T. GITT, Propr. Day aad 51jM-Pa-oae iZ 11. sponsible, partially at least, for the to a bin open and aboveboard which DELAY MAKE MONEY -i- Molten zinc t Instead of cement was used to bind together, stones In - gains made in several stocks. : The would catch that small portion of the ;-: the a Wo do all classes of house and store tirlrtng and repair aaythlrj. SUGAR . volume of business is increasing, and sugar meant for division between the 'FOR PEOPLE bridge recently built in Prance. you ob- , Candidly, if buyers are coming out of their mill and the planters. ' ' " The shifting 6f bad i tortune into scurity and placing orders.. . t v,As a consequence, whether by luck - f.: fortune, is experience of shirts- as a gains In have not or design, one-plantati- food the the want The. the stocks mills became shippers sugar on beeq. spectacular, and. some of them the order of the day. l But installation of the Andrew Con- Welch, which left here forv the coast Covering, a3 a have been but slight The two note- ot these small plants received a set- N July 3. ; Delayed by one ' - ha-cende- Cause and worthy Instances where they r have back last .milling season when a venience, as a Con- been marked and' probably substan- sugar mar- another as she made her way to the brought' central to the' Welch, tial are found in Hawaiian Commer- ket no one be- mainland, Andrew had the and found to buy it misfortune to 'destina- vention, then let us cial and Oahu, the former beginning cause there was hot enough of it of- arrfve at Her to pick up at the first of the week. fered for sale to make a shipment to tion thirteen das behind her, sched- you good-b-y - ule time,, ' wish the latter on Friday,- .Other stock Ydrk. Therefore, some hacen-dero-s NeT And .it7 was delay of "thirteen have beeri carried along on the same who were keen to put in cen- this shake hands o days,; unlucky numbeiK though , be, and advancing wave.-t- some extent, and trals of one-plantati- capacity have it though their betterment in all cases to till enough centrifugal which brought good I fortune to the across the C's. decided wait shippers on days : rt Is. not evidenced by sales, holders are her, for .as the of r TkQ Deiaasiid Is .Groivlag demanding; stronger prices for them. her tardiness piled , up, the "price of .. uuv Aiouaay,m j nawaiian;T ft tummtrtiait sugar was clowly advancing, and con- scored a point gain in a sale of shares sequently when she arrived In port cargo was worth something and the day following 700 shares of her like Is' being takea But if you want the same company changed hands at 110,000 more than ;It was. at the. time The tract 27.23, which was the biggest deal of she set sail, July tJ At r that time All the most eiaetlag ap rapidly the pabllclty shirts that will also j sugar was selling 3.48. u the week. During the same. day a for ' When she gtTCB (If Home-Bnlld- er "for On September large number of Hilo Railroad Ex. 6s principal arrived. It was quoted ai 3.73. v Had wishes and after serve as adornment, sold according she arrived on on bonds were and, to the schedule, that is Is Mature price of con- twenty-sevent- here. been 1st the a lot in- street report, the sellers of jthe bonds her h day lout, It would lias as a part of your : Dougm : Hawaiian commercial. only have brought 3.61, . ine ' goed to Manea Talley and taining: one acre of land Twenty-seve- n was asked for the stoclr V()RLD POWERS The difference In .the valae , of ther dividuality, as an 5 ' when the market closed' Friday.-- Vargo, as ..shown by. these; .figures, : Is what Is good for Manoa Ii. -- in ; Friday. clear. Carrying. 2.000 .tons; brought expression' of your Oahu came into prominence it for7 Having sold Monday for 13, a deal on August 13, the day of her arrival, food ego, then" lift the was made: oetween noarus . rriaay London says is not 1149,200. Had she arrived 'on time The Statist it - whereby It changed hands at 13.25, hope great supplies the susrar would have been worth without , that the $144,400, latch of curiosity and later in the session It went at of new gold, a diminished demand for ; or ,a difference : of M,80o, A Mil 13.75,; then rose to 14, slxty:five the metal for India, and the release which also makes a difference of 10,-00- 0 and come in. shares selling at "price. Olaa at in the value of .her sugar from he I! 'SI that of a part of the great cash balance of ' an eighth of a time she Honolulu. HO a 17 the same time made the American government may dimin- left point gala. One hundred shares of it ' ish if it does not avert that severe went at 1.62. stringency of the money market in the CU A HOOLOHE!" See 'what Oils 1167 sold for means Increas- Shirts $1.25 to $2.50 There were shares autumn which is now so widely appre in the Hilo Board of Trade nd Mr f Ja this paper has the six-da- period ending Friday. The gold in today's Star-Bulleti- n. advertise hended. The amounts of held in demand for' , this to . ed the proceeds from the sales amounted the Important banks and treasuries menL v, v..... 133.748. addition this business will be advanced, from " ' property In to and conversion offices of the various r - mest desirable EX. CS cnanseu One of the first (bings a young man S21.000 Hilo i '4 countries are of special interest at the I V7 El $1250.- deslrablllly B.F.EMers&Co. ; $1000 to "" becaase of its should learn is To taJw a ,hint , , a show a large increase ( hands: This present time. - -- v' over the volume of business during a allome Section. " t Banks of 3913. 1312. ai ' i similar, Dertod last wek. when 860 "Exceptibnal Automobile - Austria-Hungar- . f were with proceeds ag y. S 252.060.000 $ 260,335,400 shares traded In . CITY ELECTEIC SIIOP, : 44,415,000 '38.055,000 The air yon breathe Go eat la year nuchlae gregating 112.662.75. V .; Belgium...... Drives, Elegtric Lights, Denmark...... ,. 22.445,000 21,720.000 deliver pot In The sale price or nine 01 iae iweive Woedlawn Is net contam- Tele-plio- today orer the beaatlfal will and England...... 192.465,000 207.550.000 and ne :.- did not change during tne Waterworks ' - .,.pf stocks roads. .';?-.v- FYance. 6?35b5.000 52.200,000 Im- ' r week. As a rule they were in stocks ...... inated by smoke or r " .' i 221,975,000 in- TCXGSTEX LAMPS where only single transactions were Germany... i 269.885.000 Service now ,'':. made. Pioneer, Oahu ana commer: 252,315.000 230,420,000 pregnated with"' disease The seeaery I faJaat-la- g, 1127 Netherlands. 67.255,000 '60465.000 stalled. ; Pbone 4651. Fort SL cial Hawaiian fluctuated, the former germs. ' Woodlawa ozone the air sahtlnie. Toa ' tailing off a quarter ; of a point, the Norway, 11,145,000 10,175.000 Open evenings to . 19. Russia. . , , .y ...... 805,505,000 752.490.000 ; will eajoy bota. 9 o'clock last sale noted being at Hawaii makes for health. u ian Commercial and Oahu gained as Spain...... '...... 81,080.000 85,170.000 mentioned above. Sweden...... 2820,000 26,125,000 Onomea remained during the week Switzerland. . . . . 34.180.000 32,100,000 at' 21.75: Paauhau at 12.62. Pinerat U. ; S. , Treasury ...... 184.770,000, 136.050,000 of Tool Inter-Islan- d 16375,00d Every Kind S3. Hon. a & M. Co. at 106.25; h. S. national banks...... 15U40.000 1 142.50,-Mutua- Argentina! . . . 20970.000 Trades at l Telephone at ... .,...... ;2W00,000 For all 20, Hilo Com. at 3.75, Walalua at 72. Brazil...... 124,543.000 115,380,000 :. m tjndia... 128,320.000 108,100,000 LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. Not all cood men are great,' but gome great men are pretty good con- r : Totals ...... ;...... 14.68720,000 $4,43155,000 ' sidering.' "v.' f .; 'v;. .: , tCurrency. and gold standard reserves. r Fort above Merchant Street Scarcity of "rocks causes most of . Conversion offices. dol- never deceives any j ihe shipwrecks on the sea of matri In the above table pounds sterling are converted into American The ay deceiver - :. -- -?- - ' -, one eo much as he does himself. mony.- ;. lars at the rate.cf 5 to the pound. r, - 3E ;oc ES';lj SIXTEEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1913.

'HOME BUYING TIMELY TOPIC OF BswsBisiiiisiiiBBBBiiMBMMBSSiSMSsiSfsisisss mmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmaammmmtmmt Mules for Sale ATTENTION TALK BEFORE HONOLULU AD CLUB Tin lot Just arrlird - 7' 7 Ex Ionolnlan OCEAN "Home Baying" was Vie timely Freight ...... 2.10 ALL topic dealt with by Manager Brasch Insurance ...... 40 ;cf Whitney & Marsh at a recent meet- Freight from Chicago... 4.00 ' TRAYi-LER- S ing cf the Honolulu Ad Club. Freight from Honolulu Club Stabler j Mr. Brasch advocates a general to Hawaii .70 ' Tel. 1109. newspaper advertising campaign cn-sit- -r the auspices of the mercantile ty'y : - $8-7- - I Yc Ui'Ve irtllk expresi'y for to bring before Lhe buy- "If a ay parts cf ie above became 'l " j?,u a-i- !riiv r it ca Loarl ANY ing public the folly of "sending away Irokcn or lost in transit, it would be . Andirons, Fire-- SI J? A M Kit. f.r foods and tb advantages froia a; ti:ckt'ry to Lend to Chicago to , rt-pla- cf matter cf dollars and cent3 of tbfijv. X. trict .: Co -- catalogues, i trading at home. "We not iftne but Sets, Brasses 0 ,'We and others fn buriness in Ho- cur entire stocK is at the service of ion lulu D irymcft nolulu," said Mr. Brasch, "are often ne public. Our goods are sent on oi i HtniH ; asked ly dieappointed patrons of approval and we extend credit whlc'i 541 catalogue houses to. exchange the mall crder houses do not. : You can . . t.t ci Kl n i Aisocidti (goods which they, hare received from take goods home before paying for Tiif Hsndlur Tlicne 1542 Phone 1512 such concerns, on account of the the m nd thus be sure of being thor- S goods not being just 'what they ex- oughly satisfied, neither do you have uSix,, a8CO.0O f.o. . Eoiolulu v By Studtta'ier 1 pected' or sometimes because the gar- to . wait so long.. .. buying In your bap-pe- ments do not fit : This could not n borne town ycu are helping home peo- I Straw Hats if homo stores were- - patronized, ple who do business with you. I You ' th latest out $1.75 to $1.60 because in the case of ready to wear do not get your srary from New York garments all necessary alterations are cr Chicago. It Is net only fair but made "free of charge, whereas if you ; good business to try your home store GASOLINE buy from a mail order bouse any al- first- -: r.;':i' ;:::':::V:i 33. Co, -nIO ' Along terations which have to be made after To the Point ''. i- PVf-r- v trimio-htfi-i STTTDE- - Hotel and Betb1 Rs the garment arrives are naturally at "In this connection 1 ran across a hnvftr your own expense. ' . clipping the other day which is very is very well or- much to the point, and I wish every Open a large tine of 25c per gallon "It all for the mail for butlneit with houses to say they will re- one' who has a desire to send away - DRY GOODS AND GENERAL FUR der that BAKER Automobiles hold out tempt- : a ; - ' money goods are un- things ' fund the if the for would read ' '" ' ' i: ' it '" "! : ' - v , NISHINGS. i '7 satisfactory, but that does not com- Mail Order vs. Home Dealing. ,".', Von Hamm Young pensate one for the delay, disappoint- " This is an old story but true to- ment and certain incidental expenses.' day as yesterday and the day before, ing invitation. The name Issue Catalogues. "lest we forget, will bear L. CHONG, 7777: Co.; Ltd Can't ; Vv:- -. and f it 16 21 King. or. Bethel . Tel. 44J- - ."Our local merchants cannot issue repeatlns: . - Honolulu, T. H. v catalogues. The expense is too great 'Down In Oklahoma the other day ideal. sixty- and it would require the carrying of a man went Into a store fa buy a saw. stands for an For too large a stock. Mainland catalogue He saw the kind he wanted and asked to carry a of the price. was $1.65, the dealer houses do not have stock It ' articles ; illustrated in their cata- - said.'- ;r-'-- years it has been represented by honest A..BLOM legues; they have the open market " 'Cood graciou's said the man, 'I Amencan Underslung to draw from and can replenish from can get the same thing from Sears, Importer Fort S day to day, which of course is locally Roebuck & Co. for $1.35.' : r 'impossible..;.: "v. - " That's less than it cost me,' said goods and a square deal for every buyer, Models ; "Even if we. did issue catalogues, I ihe dealer. but I'll sell it on the same doubt if our patrons would treat us terms a3 the mail order house Just In. same manner they, the rame.' '. NEW OAHU CARRIAGE . MFG. CO the is have. to. arid today STUDEB AKER, cars do honor to Wholesale and Retail Dealers la Cat do when dealing with a mainland " 'All right, said the customer, you rlagt and Wagon Materials and hcuse. Tnose having charge accounts can send it along and charge it to my ' ' would eay "charge and it would account . v. ;, Supplies. ; . it" ' : Carriage Makers and General Repal be much easier both on account of ex "Not on ycur life said the dealer that name. era. Painting, Blacktmi;thing. pense and time to, return merchandise ."No 'charge accounts. Ycu can't do Woodworking and Trimming " I to the local dealers. In fact all the business with the mall order housa i Queen Bt. ., nr. Prison Ron- - little additional item3 and vexations that way. Fork over the cash." Ijj connection with a mail order or in The customer complied. - . T case of goods arriving in a damaged ' 3 Newest and Get ON EXHIBITION .. "New 2 cents for postage and NOW, READY FOR DELIVERY; condition, must be borne by the pur-- cents for a money order." !. ' ' ' ; - , . . 't',- - . chaser. . "What---" SIX marks the "Misrepresentation Is another shoal ; The STUDEBAKER i "Certainiy, you; a let- T7HITE fieo. C ftecKlev. unwary. cata--. have, to send for the In a mail order a to a mail order ; Chicago' ter and moneyrder Phone 3009 , Sole Distributor logue recently received from ; ' house you know", W; . ' t ; .' SOAP a lady's entire outfit Is advertised for raving, kept most advanced stage of six cylinder design, $6.75, one of the items included being The customer, .inwardly to. his agreement and paid' the nickel. 5c the bar white silk stockings,' proclaimed . In , ' "Now 25 cents expressage." : f told red letters. By reading further i 1 v "Well, 1 11 be--- " he said, but paid efficient. Ladies' Panama Hats; in the small type text we find that smooth running and highly one would receive white silk lisle it sayf ng, , "Now, ..hand me that saw AT REASONABLE PRICES i stockings or cotton and I'll take It )iome myself and be f in other words ! .' - -- , .. .1 foolery."," Picture Framing ones ,. y rid'orthU ' ' HONOLULU HAT CO. : ,vnere . uo you ' Items of Freight Charges. "Hand it to;youi Hotel opp. Bethel St . think you are T In Oklahoma, i i ...... Also developing, printing aid cnlara ;! "When you purchase from the main- .'ftou'titr ; - I Chicagrf. you'll have lag. ; Artists' .materials you have to pay , freight. and 'm in and land the to wait two weeks for that saw 7 Come and look them over which' is not . included In the adver-- 1 : HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING 4 my j ; "This makes $LC7," he said. "It has ' Cyclery ; Used price. , I bave had called to you ' SUPPLY CO. Honolulu attention two Instances of the way cost you 2 cents t more and taken and ask for demonstration two weeks longer to get it than If The Exctusivt Agency for the' the expense? rolls up when purchasing j ramous RACYCLE Bicycles for you had paid my price In the first " " - s place." ., . Anton-Stang- e Hawaiian Islands. : bought a stove at a catalogue price 6 Bro, An Advertising Campaign. . v 89 fto. Klna - r of $16.85; it cost him landed in, Ho- nolulu $41.04, the expenses being "My idea-fo- r promoting the Home 119 Fort St. "7 Buying is to carry, on an advertising $24.19. .'Another, bought a bicycle for . German Confectionery and Fane Ba- campaign, somewhat similar to that birth-da- y " $22, but landed In Honolulu the cost kery. Special attention given to ' De ; I - been, very", success- j Agenta for Flying Mertel, and was $30.70 one can buy a pretty good which read has, and wedding receptions! Auto : . f Lynchburg, Vir- u Laxe,' and Motor Supplies. one in town for $25. , : . fully worked out,4a delivery. The items of the charges were as ginia, where the chamber of ' com- CaFirlage Co0-..-a ; buys space. In the local papers, follows: I . - j merce ckimae The reliableWatchmaker and Jeweler City Motor (o. Stove from Montgomery ' I and carries on a live and consistent 164 educating people. moved above British consulate. Mechanics - for all Repair Ward & Co...... , $16.85 campaign for the Skilled ; organization as Hotel St., opp. Young Hotel. Work work. - Freight from factory to I think some such or money Watch " $ the Merchants' Association or the cuaranteed refunded. Pauahl nr. Fort St TeL 2051 Chicago on stove 1.20 . , cleaning $1.00; mainspring $1.00; reg- Forwarder's fee' .25 Chamber of Commerce should make 1 ' ad- ulating 60C, "7 ' "" Express boxing 4.50 ' arrangements for the purchase of J 77 . . . 3.03 vertising In the two Honolulu papers, -- r. v Rail frt to seaboard.. ' ' J. first-clas- s .7 star Ughterage to s. s...... 2.25. and develop a publicity that the plan will work put success-- Experience Isn't much of a teacher American sailor this ; year, against 1C4 Hotel . Opp Young Hotel St platihg: camDaign for stirring' the people to first-clas- $0.28 vear, . Insurance .45 s business! comes investing in gold last ' Silver, Nickel and Copper Plat- ...... fnlly, and be a when it to Gold, Freight from Chicago ... 9.11 realize the advangtages of buying In will also promote loyalty bricks. Getting engaged costs more than ing. Oxidizing a Specialty! ; ' " venture that Freight from Honolulu to their home towa This advertising In home business matters." ' it costs $0.436 a day to feed - an getting disengaged, but it Is more fun. HONOLULU ELECTRI C C O. Hawaii 3.40 ; r might well be expended to the local Perfect Welding and Cutting by Moderate, ...... ' Rates Work Upsurpassed, papers of the other Islands.' The mer- Oxy-Acetyla- Process, 7 . ths v Experienced Men. chants there, clubbing together- - to ' Cor. Bishop and . Kins Sta. Bicycle from Montgomery pav for the space and urging their Ward & Co. . $22.00 patrons to try the home stores first V-- j Honolulu WorKs -- Iriti , P. H. BURNETTt 4 Express boxing ...... $1.50 and then Honolulu. V I feel certain Commissioner of Deeds for Callfornu and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC; HOW THEY DO IT IrftYNCHBURG It's strange, when one Grants Marriage "Licenses, Drawi Mortgages, Deeds Bills of Sale, Wall 6 Dougherty Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for the District Courts, 70 MERCHANT :8T. facts 184C knows the REPAIRING HONOLULU. Phone WATCH . Buy It In Lynchburg Alexander Young " Building The Lynchburg merchants compete favorably with Northern and that so many young men, who want snap ; -- T All Kind3 - Wrapping - Papers ; and Western Mall Order Houses dollar against dollar fair and just Twines. Printing and Writing Papers. competition and the Parcel Post now does for the purchaser who DISTINCTIVE AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N PAPER lives In the small town or off the railrcad what , the delivery man and style in their clothesvand who appreciate & S U P P L Y C O L T P. docs for the purchaser in the large city-- Delivers Purchases to Your Fort Queen .Honolulu Door Step! ; y '' "V-'.- ' ' and Streets 7;:';: r' : grand-father- ly FEMININE HEADGEAR Phone 1416 Ceo. G. Guild, Gen. Mgr the economy of quality, cling to. the

KISS POWER floKton BlorTe Reasons Why You Should Buy From made-to-measu- PACIFIC ENGINEERING idea of re clothe v COMPANY, LTD. ; The Lynchburg Market t ? WHITE WIN G 3 ' Consulting, Designing and Con. Standa for : ; Our merchandise Is the equal, or superior. In both price and quality far. ,.v structing Engineers. to any and all competitors. 7 Clothes - making , has advanced Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Strue You have confidence In what we tell you we are Southern people, tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Bys ready clothes like ; White Soap . catering for Southern trade. We do business on the Southern beyond that stage; terns, Reports and Estimates on Pro standards of honesty and. truthfulness, and you know many of us All Grocers Sell It. Jects. Phone 1045. v f j personally. V . Lynchburg can deliver goods to your" door step twenty-fou- r hours Hart Schaffher & Marx .We carry the most complete line of quicker than New York and forty-eig- ht hours quicker than Chi- v HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS cago YOU SAVE TIME!. made-to-measu- . one-thir-d re, in the city ..-.- The merchandise transportation rate from Lynchburg to you is are better than the average at $25lor FORCEGROWTH to one-ha- lf less than from Northern and Western Mail Or- der houses---YO-U SAVE MONEY! ; example, you'll find these suits, with fabrics, tailoring, 'You are guaranteed absolute satisfaction with every purchase, or DO JAMES GUILD CO. your money quickly cheerfully YOU ARE AL- made-to-measu- WILL IT and refunded style, and fit such as your re at fifty per WAYS SATISFIED. . ; ; - Last but not least If your local dealer can not supply your needs, As the cheap order what you want from Lynchburg and have it delivered to cent, higher price doesn't equal. for very SALE ' your house the next day by 'Parcel Post! ' ' REDUCTION "made.to-measure,- ,, it's not to-b- e compared. Everything Reduced. Victor Records ; ' V' i ; V::'.; AMERICAN DRY. GOODS CO. BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. Welcome To Visitors Hotel St, nr. Bethel. Odd Fellows Block . Fort St The rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, corner Ninth and Main streets, are open to all visitors to Lynchburg as a place TOGGERY LTD where you may obtain any information desired. Reading and SILVA'S Therycr Ltd, writing', room and other accommodations furnished free. You Piano Co. are cordially invited to make the Chamber of Commerce your "The Store! for Good Clothes" Geo. A: Martin headquarters while in Lynchburg THE GLAD HAND AWAITS STEINWAY YOU! . W." T. CORWITH, Secretary. " AND OTHER PIANOS. Elks' Bldg. King St. MERCHANT TAILOR v. i T Abovir Hotel St. 156 Hotel Street. Phone 2313 Moved te Fort TUNING GUARANTEED LYNCHBURG (VA.) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD FOR KEEPING TRADE AT HOME. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 1C, 1013. NINETEEN

tinues to import people into the terri- tory in violation cf that law? STAR-BULLETIN- HOME-BUILDE- THE 'S R Mr. Carter. It was no subterfuge. It was an open bill passed by the legis- lature. STOKY ASP A HALF BUMTALOIVBV 40HX HE Mil XEWSOX Senator Reed. Well, call it a de- do ; 'Home of Character' No. 146 vice. They continued to the same & thing. .. , i JOWH&iRY NEWS oft Mr. Carter. They proceeded to car m a ry out the provisions of that act. CLEVELAND - OHIO Senator Reed. How many people have been imported into the Islands under this device? Mr. Carter. - I think probably an- other four or five thousand. I could not say definitely. going yet? GAS Senator Reed. Is that on Mr. Carter. Yes; I think it is, and Emim will go on as long as there is such an Income tax. . SenatorReed. You spoke a little 99 while ago about bringing these peo- ple in for the purpose of Americaniz- ing the islands? I Mr. Carter. Yes. - Senator Reed. Did you think you ... were Americanizing the islands very ssty. fast when you were importing Portu- r guese from the Azores? Mr. Carter. . Some of our finest cit- izens are delscendants from Portu- guese, educated in Hawaii. Senator Reed. That was your idea Investigate these three before rV:.v,-v- ?rrnrrrrn77Tr;j TniMiiUHK 13TTTTT i -- &.-. :ir iifllllllllJli H;j ' 2 : M H 1 1 1 1 1 1 II M 1 uilii '..-.-.- I . cf making . this truly an American - . . . ""2rTTrK.'. country? ''j ?: ...in- ! i StandaLfrd Mr. Not necessarily. We before making parcha ;e. -- Carter. a v.4 . were endeavoring to make the com- MARINE AND STATIONARY munity homogeneous -- there with the J - . .. I' ' ,TI, 7 i f J mainland, raising the standard of liv- ' ing, and reaching for higher Ideals General Utility Engln for In this design the effect of the bun- front, forming alcoves to the bed- Address your Inquiry, giving the and educating the children to Gas' Engine ' better Small Electric galow is kept, and the long and low ef- rooms.' - number of the particular home you Farm, Dairy, standards. V Plant, Coffee Mills, Pumping fect of the house is made possible by liTing-roo- m Is through have in mind, to John Henry Newson, The enteied a Domes- ! Senator Reed. Yes. You say when, Jlnasec Plants for Irrigating and carrying the roof over the porch and vestibule, and a den is placed at the "Homes of Character" Department, tha abso- n. ' . In use locally are giving projecting a doublo dormer on the rear of this room. The advantages of Star-Bulleti- ' these people come to the islands they Those tic Uses. V an extra,, small room on are perfectly free to go and work for lute satisfaction. the first Is - light- whomsoever they please; but, as. floor are many.- Tuj one item of " tngeco Gat Engines from Vz H. P. up. ing will in time pay for its cost Tho matter of fact, there is nobody to general ' tendency of late years ' has vork for except the gentlemen whb Fuel (gasoline, benzine or distillate) Adaptable to ALL the needs of the Farm, Ranch and country living- have paid their fares over there, is consumption up to 10 H. beenao dMde the' first floor Into ' P'lt for which power is desired. j 1-- 1-- home y.:y ."Vr- X J 8 9 -room, dining-roo- m and kitchen, there?-- - Vy ;k about to gallons per horsepower but where it is possiblo to add a small Mr. Carter. Why, yes, sir; a great y ". room without undue increase in cost, many stay in the towns and many of . hour. Operates on KEROSENE, I believe it is advisable; . but this them get on the steamer and immedi- or should not be done by decreasing the ately go to San Francisco. r -- DISTILLATE . - size of the living-roo- m, which should t- - : r 'Senator Reed. But tor all business UASOLINE. be as large as possible. Tbe dining-roo- m purposes stay ' - those who have to look is connected with the living- for their employment to the Bugar "Economy Visualized room by a cased opening, and with the industry, and that is why the sugar, I . ' 7 by convenient pantry. .' kitchen a . I Industry put up the money to bring, concerning No. ' Further Information - ta over, Is not? , j v mm of l them it sj 146 any design i8a-cert- or other shown on this Mr. Carter. There aln stip--t I ' page week to week free. ; ply "The All Day Motor . : . from and demand for labor, the '.'Ik , andas - PQPCH v The Star-Bullet- in has arranged with ROOF supply increases it; makes it possible Essentially a high-spee- d marine Mr. John Henry Newson to answer to increase production. ; ; j and stationary engine. any inquiries concerning No. 146 or . Senator Reed. At the time you 1. SECOND fXOOR , . ( any other "Home of Character shown t landed 4,000 of these human beings in on this page from week to week. ; 1 your port the only real place for them "1 AH valves In head .or top of cylinder and directly over piston. to get work was from be men who i Fourcycle motor. Rapid water circulation. Large bearings.. J, ducted as an official affair, through put up the money to bring them Large base doors and hand-hole- s. Simplicity in construction. your board of what? V ' ' s CARTER there? ,ri;y '' , ..... FISHES TESTIINY Mr. Carter. The board of Immigra- Uses Gasoline, Benzine, Distillate; 3 to 75 H. P.; 1 to 6 cylinders - Mr. Carter; No, sir; they could get tion. , ork from others. It was voluntary. Senator Reed. Of immigraticrn? 4 H. P. to 150 H. P. We carry them all In stock; more details furnished. ' . ' For Instance, there were sugar plant-- ' Mr. Carter. Yes, sir. got Reed. you ers. that did not contribute that EFORE SENATE LOBBY PROBERS Senator Then said the was done Federal authorities said that it could some of the labor. When it . go not be done any longer way? by tax many of them that arrive in that to friends clerks Mr. Carter, No, ; sir; I said Cong- work' for their in - porters, Mr. Carter. Yes. y'l V stores and as and whatever (Continued from Page Eighteen) ress changed the act. , Co ' ' they get. r ; . , - r Senator Reed. f. Where ; did: they Senator Reed. Congress changed can . . Senator Reed. But the real source Senator Heed. I want to follow first send and get this labor P from, the act. When did it change the act? two con- when you were governor? . J of the labor, certainjy, the substantial Honolulu, Hawaii one or matters about this' , : . Mc. Carter, r have "forgotten tbe v sugar, . . J tract labor, . Mr. Carter. ; To the Azores.-- 7 'M source, is the plantations? ' ' date when it was (hanged, but the y ; you my . JMr. Carter. Contract labor is' Taard-l- Senator Reed. What year was act was changed, and it was made to Mr. Carter. But put into . ' go the term to use, Senator. thatr ' ; read, that no individual or ' person mouth the statement that they all Senator Keed. VeIl, tnis imported Mr. Carter. ; Well,I could not recol- could contribute, directly or indirect- there. !o" J ' ' r T1 lsl-- which may be obtained on application Ifthnr. An. I I nnrtprtA.n1 , von. th lect I think it was the second ly, and then we shopped Sonafnr TleA Oh nnf of thpm th Rnnr liindi of vonr I ; it substan-land-s -- ,! to the , Director of the Survey at ugar Bome years of my admlhletratlonr I was, govern- - I Baythat is the great, been taken up? yv lnterestsbegan Senator Reed. ; Then vyou proceed- real WATER - y V . 1 ' ' now inserting Washington- D. C. ago to import labor into the islands or; from; 1903. to 1907. ed to ; tial source or market' where they can! Mr. Carter. You are have ' many - - sugar plant-J- a qualification. You "Said Oral jto work upon 'the sugar plantations? Senator 'Reed. How people Mr. Carter.. Na sell their labor with the different ; , y good lands. Now you . . you the . of Mr. Cartel'. No, sir. What I have did bring in from Azores? Senator Reed. . Then .the . legislature er is It not? first all'tbe FRANCE ALERT TO : off- 'will say (spoken 'of was initiated largely by Mr. Carter. I could not say ..; Mr. Carter, Yes;! but they do not;say all good sugar lands. I proceeded? ' ANTI-MIL1TAR1S- !myself,; r .;; no, tney are up. COVERED IN THE M . not tb sugar men. hand. Mr. Carter. I think 1 was out of all go there. not an taaen ::-- ':.: : Well, you how many? ;:. v- - Senator Reed. Is not almost airthe Senator 'Reed. Initiated .Senator Recd.l: About office then. . Senator Reed. Is not this also true: - ' , ' Mr. I think . there; were was American- good sugar land taken up? You Initiated' it for whom? Carter. this That It not the idea of tny Latrst Mall 'it ' ? Senator Reed.' Then.. after act ' Mr. Why, Territory or , four, loads. We izing by bringing Mr. Carter. It is almost all taken Oarter. for the three steamer of Congress was amended,' asj . you the islands in the jet Hawaii, as governor. " chartered' steamers, and about; ; four Portuguese that' was the dominant up or developed, but it is not all own- U. SURVEY PARIS, France. As a result of have Just stated, the leglslaturja , of S. the debate on tho interpellations con- - ; Senator Reed. As governor? charters, bringing about 1,000 to 1,200 thought; but is not a well-know- n ed by the sugar men or corporations. it - antl-lmperial- Hawaii proceeded to enact an income lst ' ice propaganda ; Reed. Is not 90 per cent rning Mr. Tartar, yes.' on a steamer. tax 2 per upon in- fact that you found your Japanese Senator ' of cent the sugar -- . army, vote 'many. ' , Of y Jy in the a of confidence ln Senator Ree4. And where did you Senator Reed. How ,would - , - workmen had become somewhat bel- it? ' dustry? x by 1 - by sugar cor- maJof" .get tne money tnat was used to that make? , : Mr, Carter. Upon'all. corporations. ligerent, or rthat is ' not the proper Mr. Carter. Owned the The island of Maui has an area of t200-.woul- d - i . " . bring these people in you were Mr. Carter. ' Four Vmes - term they become unruly porations? 728 square is second when Senator Reed. Upon;" all- corpora- ' had rather miles and the ' ? sugar corpora- ' The order of the day included a Jhe governor? i ; be about 4,800. ,;r and untrustworthy, and you were Senator Reed. The largest of the Hawaiian group. Its tions for the. purposebf Vdreatlng a of I Mr. Carter, v I got the money from Senator Reed Four thousand eight seeking a more docile labor; is not tions or tho Individuals who are 47 miles from ' ' fund to continue the Nrork r so that f enln all cases the sugar men. hundred people? well-know- n out the wealthy class? northwest to The great now Instead of getting volunteer that a fact there? southeast anti-militaris- m. j a) No; I think the govern- of i Senator Reed. The sugar men con- Mr. Carter. At the maximum. contribution as in the past, you, levy Mr. Carter. No, sir; on the con- Mr. Carter. est width Is about 25 miles and tbe the .money you ,: Senator Reed, were brought ment owns more than .10 per cent of con- tributed and used it? i That. a tax, and in that way avoid the con- trary, it was very difficult to get the ' least width, across the Isthmus -. V gov-- sugar lands. I should say that the srl Mr. Carter. Yes, sir. In during your administration as ditions plan into operation; and what you the necting east and west Maul, is six or of the, amendment? to- x A "r-'-.- government Bishop estate Senator Reed. You became their crnor?.- - ;;v; -- ;C,V:'V' l Yes," quote is not a well-know- n fact, nor is and the. seven miles. .' V " Mr. Carter sir GOULD " ' i i 10 per cent of agent I so. ,- -- . y. gether. own more than in that matter? I Mr.:Carter. think Senator Reed. And you Bay that it SO. yo. ,.; v: v; Erosion has produced some pictur-- - Mr. I did not, personally. Senator Reed. In ' this way? the sugar land. Carter. they did that with the consent of the Senator Reed. That your Japanese government on The immigration board did. i Mr. Carter. ' Yes, sir. vv ; r:. sugar planters? had become rather unruly and untrust- Senator Reed. The 'fW "70M expense owns this? Senator Reed. The. immigration Senator Reed. And the of Mr. Carter. Who did? worthy?: "; ":. ;:ot Yes; revert to iT-i- 'JiiL" you gov-- people was paid. r Mr. Carter. It will rT. ..board which , appointed, as bringing those there Senator Reed. the legisla- Mr. Carter. No, sir. Your question most ',a;v", Iao That government. are many j yalley, -- There crnor? by the sugar planters, but It was con-- ture, with the consent of the sugar involves an intimation that we were the broad amphitheater - cases where the land has been token we planters , seeking a lower class of labor, a more 4000 feet below the summit . a III away from the sugar men and cut uPj",,,, Sh Wfl So Restcrcd la Mr. Carter. Yes. docile class. ana over to kukui overlooking it. west ; Into homesteads turnea Lydia Senator Reed (continuing). Passed Senator Reed. Yes a more docile - Maui Is much the older of the two Health by EPis!i. r 1 the people. act?- sr : y Maul No or- that class. Senator Reed And you say , the mountains. trace of the ham's Vejclabb Mr. Carter. Yes i " Mr. Carter. No, sir; we were seek- sugar industry is practically your iginal crater that must have formed Senator Reed. In other words, the ing a class that could, became Ameri- eteat standby? it seems to exist. From the summit, Compound. sugar . 5790 many planters controlled your legis- can citizens after we had educated Mr. Carter. Yes; absolutely. at an elevation of feet, ? 1 sharp ridges have been worn al- lature' absolutely did they ndt? - them. j :' Senator Reed. The whole Islands that Mich. year sjtoIwsj ; knife-edge- Pentwater, "A Mr. Carter. .No.-- :. y Senator Reed. ; They why you most to s radiate In nearly did depending upon it? very and the doctor said had a soap tHat will clean feeed. Do in- every direction. weak I The Senator not sugar not send to the north of .Europe, where - the Mr. Carter. Yes, sir. dispiace-men- t. terests cf these islands, absolutely ex- they have blood that makes American Reed, And source of East Maui is one of the young serions Senator that cra- I had back- the spots from the sun i ercise a dominating Influence in the citizens, finally, instead of sending5Jyour wealth is in the hands of these er mountains of the group. 'Its - legislature? - down to a country lived un ter, Haleakala, at the summit, 10,000 ache and bearing that has . is good thing- to have IWW WilU aiC AllVi above sea level, is largest down pains so bad a Mr. Carter. You ought to live there. der a king always? Europe? : feet the You would see that they do not; some Mr. Carter. I will answer that No, sir; the territory of extinct crater in tbe world and Is that I could not sit about the house. Your Mr. Carter. as well preserved as If its fires were times pretty seriously do. not. . Those who come from the north tem- Is importing the labor. in a chair or walk perate Hawaii extinguished but yesterday. The cra- Senator Reed. Why did they have zone are not content to live in Senator Reed. Well, in this . round- across the floor and grocer will tell you, if to consent to the tropics. We find ter Is 20 miles in circumference and pain! a tax, then, which the that those who about way. That is all. v I was in severe legislature had a right to levy? come from regions that are more or 2000 feet deep and contains many all the time. I felt he is unprejudiced, about cones, 700 Mr. Carter. They 'did not have to less tropical are more content, they A recess was here taken from 1:15 cinder some of which rise discouraged aa I had above Its floor. consent, and the legislature had a fit the life better, and they are hap- p. m. to 3 o'clock p. m. feet taken everything I right to levy it, but everybody pier and better off; and as to sending Mr. Chairman, may I The shore line of Maui is fairly did Mr. Carter. regular, being no prominent could think of and consent, and thereby secured the co- to this country, we had made several ask if I may be excused at this time? there points or capes.. Cliffs exist -- on the was no better. I operation of the legislation. attempts, but emigration will not flow The Chairman. I think so. I do not Veg- Senator from this country to Hawaii questions. Do you northeastern coast, but they are not began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Reed. So that the consent until the know of any other Compound now am strong was a mere form. west is filled up, and that is some him any further questions, very high. Maalaea, on the south etable and I That is, instead wish to ask Is largest and Mrs. ALICE DaXltng, of the planters voluntarily paying distant time In the future. It will not Senator Walsh? side of the isthmus, the healthy." the bay. The only harbor Is Kahului, on No: 2, 77, Pentwater, Mich. money direct, as they had previous to now so flow naturally. Senator Walsh. No. R.F.D. Bo? govern- - the north side of the Isthmus; the amendment of the law, they now Senator Reed. All the good land3 of . The Chairman, Very well, . The rainfall varies greatly in dif- BeadWliatAnotherWoman says: consented to the passage of an act these islands are owned by these su- or, you may go. gar ferent parts of the island. On the Peoria, I1L had such backaches which would levy a tax unon all n! companies, are they not? ranges "I them, and Mr. Carter. No, sir. west and south coasts it from that I could hardly stand on my feet. I that tax would be devoted Money makes the man who makes 20 to 30 inches annually and semiarld to exactly the same purpose as their Senator Reed. Is. there any consid- the money. would feel like crying out lots of times, erable amount of good land is conditions prevail. On the northeast and had such a heavy feeling in my right volunteer contributions had previous- that Is heavy, ly been open there to anybody except to these coast the rainfall ranging dull headaches devoted to? That is correct, from 100 to 300 Inches or more.. side. I had such terrible is it : ' - sugar companies and possibly a very WliiteWings not? Streams are numerous on the north- every day and they would make me feel Mr. Carter. Your question calls for few others? so drowsy and sleepy all the time, yet I Mr. Carter. There is. A Clear eastern and southern slopes of East too much. You see, the tax was t I could not sleep nighL that Senator Reed. I am glad to have the Maui, but the. largest and: most con- at the best pure white soap on the mar- levied covered conservation as well as 3 streams on West "Maui. - is contrary to my un- Complexion stant are "After I had taken Lydia RPinkhanVa i .V immigration. Information. It ket. :'- Practically all the streams are used Vegetable Compound a week I began to Senator Reed. derstanding. may be gained and skin The conservation of Mr. We will be glad to have to Irrigate cane and taro. Taro, the . improve. My backache was less and what? . Carter. overcome and you, anyone you can recommend, troubles staple root crop of the south Pacific j h x tide veQt Mr. Carter.- - The or t HONOLULU SOA P WO R KS, conservation of ter- come out and take up a homestead, prevented, by. the use of the Com-- ' ritorial natural resources. 399-ye- you a ar ': and we will give lease S :JZVL0 am cured. . . '.yr. Senator Reed. I and Makers. But part of this tax, of recording your also grown, both requiring Irrigation. Pond it was understood, of it for the cost Glenn's publish you anyway, would be deed. :"' 'An interesting description of the , " You may this if wish." devoted to ; Importing people? Senator Reed. I know that you have island and records of stream and Miss Claba L. GAUWTTZ, R.R. No. 4, Mr. Carter. That is so, in the bill. am talking Soap ditch flow gathered during an ihvestl-- Box 62, Peoria, 111. ' , - Senator plenty of land. I about Sulphur Reed. And then the gov- produce sugar. f ernment of land that will aUyeyVU Hawaii proceeded, under Mr. Carter. There is plenty of good Sold by , JVC. . E. Hnkham'a Vegble Compomd for that subterfuge, to avoid a statute land. Territory of Hawaii, are contained !n Water-suppl-y ; woman's 12a. ; .Why don't you try it? : passed bj the United States and con Senator Reed. Have not nearly all i Paper 318, a copy of :

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DOCTORS' DIRECTORY FURNISHED : COTTAGES ROOM AND BOARD

-- . Dr. V. Specialist Surgery-Gynecolog- y, Creesaty's Furnished cottages; Wal-- El VeranaNlcely furnished rooms with i . MItamura - 7-- r 9 a. m to 12 m., S p. kikl beach. 2011 Kalia rd. TeL 2S6S. unexcelled table board ; tropical-- fo- m. Beretania nr. Nuuanu. TeL 5743. ;;., :. 6576-t- f : liage, large grounds congenial en- ; V--- ' ;. 55S3-l- y r vironments. Moderate. 1049 Bereta- WANTED PROFESSIONAL CARDS For light housekeeping; Ganxel Place, nia. Mrs. a F. Herrick. Tel. 2004. Drs. Lt Kong, specialists surgery. ; S613-3- m; and Fort and Vineyard. Tel 154L y .' . Gynecology. 8-- 12 m 5-- 8 p. m. '.-?- : 5513-t- Everyone to a. - f. ,' with anything for sale CIVIL ENGINEER. Kukut near Fort Street Tel 1518. The Argoaaut" Rooms and board. Play, Safe.' Considering " the fax "B592-3- m - Furnished cottage, King Place, TeL Terms reasonable. ... Phone 1308; . - .tort of sales, aucess- planning It. Hunch Civil engineer, surveyor : 5613-t-f. Doyle, in 1087. : 627 Beretaiia Art. J. A. i ad la more satisfactory than and draughtsman. Alakea and King Nishixima, specialist surgery, 6277-t-f. u Dr E. Prop. ' . knowing "how happened after, streets. Telephone 3255. ?; 8-- 1 7-- 8 y. it ' Gynecology. 2a.m. pjn. Sunday Star-Bullet- in ,6345-t-f. WaT ward. Want Ada. 8-- 12 aJn. Kukui nr. Fort. Tel. 4037, FURNISHED HOUSES The Hau Tree. 2199 Kalia RiL, - s IIo-te- L 5592-6- m - First-clas- Bring Home the . Bacon- every klkL private Beach k5372-6m-. time. '"i 5399-tf- .' - HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. Furnished Mosquito-pro- of bungalow electrically lighted, 5 minutes walk Genta, do yon know ITALIAN GRILL, Jaa. T. Taylor, 611 Stangenwald Bldg., REAL ESTATE FOR SALE from carline. Quiet neighborhood. The Roselawn 1366 King. Beautiful Panahl nr. Fort, makes a specialty of consulting civil & hydraulic engineer. Gas to be Installed In the near fu-.tur- e.; grounds, running water every room. ; k5375-6- , a. home cooking served with fresh veg- V: Qn King St, Pawaa Junction, For more particulars ring up k5342-6- etables. Italian chef in charge. Din-ne- rs , house, servants' quarters, 1302 or call at 1675 Kalakaua.ave-nue- - )- - fruit-tree- s, . Furnished room with board If desired, for all occasions; popular prices '.ARCHITECTS. poultry coop, all in the : 5622-t- f : - 1839 zjio. , 657My. y ,T ; ; ,. best of condition Lot 60 long x Makiki dt, teiepnone ft 6610-12- i 0. BERNARD, ARCHITECT All arch t b 120 ft deep. Water rates free. Housewives Attention! We furnish ltectural and mechanical drawings, Terms, $700.00 down, balance on FURNISHED ROOMS Ber- "Alcove," room and board; also reliable general Filipino help of all including those for patents. 175 payments. The a . AAA easy monthly installment cottage an xuy. ':' kinds. Best references. Filipino Mis- etania St. cor. Union. Phone 13643. Sou-r- a. Furnished rooms, single or en suite; wiux oain. lei. ' Apply for particulars to C. ' 5405-tf- . sion. V. Llonzon, Prop. TeL 4584. 6598-t- f 1S84, Island Investment Gentlemen only; on car line; ten ; , - Phone ; UQZ-Z- m PBiio.225 center; Co.'s office, 103 Stangenwald Bldgi minutes' ride from business Good, cooking, pleasant rooms ? t MUSIC , LESSONS. home ;: . ::: 5605-- tf ;. 4. cool, quiet and reasonable. Address Talking machine with records wanted. $30.00; central;- - phone 1579. ; Q. ' y 5620-l- f V this office. 5523-t-L Must be first-clas- s "and dirt cheap. Private lessons by Prof. UL de Graca. Bargains in real estate on seashore, l Give full description. Herr Bow- violin, mandolin, guitar, zither, ban plains and hills. Telephone 1602, New nicely furnished rooms; electric . songs. -- man, Gen. Delivery, Honolulu. jo, ukulele and Hawaiian At - Building. , FAMILY, HOTEL. V - . "Pratt" 101 .Stangenwtld lights; bath; all conveniences. Rates 5620-5- L - his studio or at pupil's residence. : ; Apply 5277 Reasonable. Fort nr. KukuL Wal-ki- Arrangements made for all persons Cleaning, 1276 Fort. The Cassidy, only hoae hotel, kl Oahu Clothes Beach, of Individual Two plumbers. Good opportunity for desiring lessons after office hours. - e TeL 1456. 6585-- tf consists right men. Apply Medelros and Terms moderate. Studio 424 Bere cottages and single rooms. Cuislae 1,000 pier Mattos, King St. nr. Thomas square. tania opp. Dr. Augur's. Tel. 4178. Furnished apartments suitable for t excellent ft promenade ' ' 5573-t- f .; Residence 1506 Young TeL 4179. housekeeping; 3 or 4 rooms; on car at the end of which is splendid St, .f 1 A 5516-6- m v CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , line. Address T. B., this office. ; bathing pool and beautiful view. j . ROMAN V. .. ; Ladies Genta' soiled hats. ALE .FOR RENT.' t 5620-l- y 2005 . Kalia road, TeL 2S79. Terai FOBS general contractor. .. cleans them. Trial will convince G. Domingo, teacher of violin, man George Yamada, reasonable. k5387-6a- my dojln, Mandola, Guitar, Cello,; uku-- Estimates furnished. 208 McCandless room,: good. Ap- you of work. Beretania nr. Fort : Chi-- " Large front location. Special Sale: Floor coverings, Desirable houses in varloua parta of ; .5620-3- m lele and .clarinet. Also furnishes Bldg.; Phone 2157. . cottage. No. 4 Ganzel y . .andlin-oleums- . , ply Dunn nese grass rugs,, mattings the city, furnished and unfurnished , f. ' . .. , 5265-t- . Hawaiian , music In any occasion. Vineyard. TeL-.126L- . S18, 20, $25, $20, $35 and place. Fort and develop at ;i5, $40 ;. All lovers of xausio to talent Cor. Beretania and . 5620-lw- . Union streets. Jb, ' up $123. a; ,See. list, our y. .. ; K. - Lewers Cooke, Ltd vEtng to month., in. Y. Miyao, and builder. ty taking lessons from Ernest Phone 3643. , St contractor ' k5398-tf.- " ?. ...V - office. Trent Truat Co, Ltd Fort worjc Esti- Xaai, 51 Young Building, TeL 8689. I ;, and cement Two mosquito-proo- f rooms, large, airy, CLOTHES CLEANING. k5381-6- . between King and Merchant : Mc-Cul- ly ; ;., yy.: St. mates furnished free. Between own entrance; five minutes from Nothing down, 10 a month, will buy 6462-t-f. Isenberg Phone 3516. 6312-t- up-to-da- te Ernest K. KaaL 51 Young Bldg., Tel. and Sts. ' postofflce. 1435 t Eagle, establishment; - corner avenue, ... ' ' Fort St The. furnishing 10th m Clerk for clothing and 3687, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, ban-- lot 50x137. : .. 5521-e- ' ... dyeing, repairing, etcu, .skilful work- hand-writin- g, 4 exten- , own JCalmukl; $300j blocks from car. New cottages on Fort street goods store. Address, In Jo, zither, violin, . cello , and vocaL Nicely furnished rooms, running water manship; work guaranteed; TeL 589. 5622-3- t 896 Prospect street 5618 tf sion. Rent reasonable. Young Kee K. Segawa, contractor and builder; P. O. Box k5381-6- . ; in tach room; close in; summer 2575. Kukui 1220 tel-- -- Fort rear Street Grocery store, Emma St; mason, carpenter, paperhanger; all - 5615-t- f. ' rates, 73 Beretania St- 5518-t-f. . goods on com- Adelina Pattl.t Inventors, La Natlvldad, 4456. - : , 6566-l-y. guaranteed; reasonable; estl-zn&t- es City canvasser, to sell Bergstrom Music Co. Muslo and mu ' ' work ' ' 1020-102- anc the finest Manila smokes at AlapaL . mission. A. P., this office. sical Instruments. 1 Fort free; Beretania nr. 4 copl, comfortable furnishedrooms. H. Yoshipura, clothes neatly pressed; . " ' 2 rooms, 16 Mer-- Pa-lam-a. 5620-lw- . Fitzpatrick Bros Fort nr. Me- office second floor, 5569-ay- . - i - i --; St. . - 6277 St r: Apply 1038 2nd Morris Lane, washing; call and deliv- .' ' 5277-t- Apply-J- . M. McChesney. if rapalring, rchant . f chaat St . , 5614-2- : 1 TeL 2533. :.. 6541-tf- c -- - er; King opp. Kawalahao, ;.v N. JCanaL s contractor, builder, painter, HAWAIIAN ORCHESTRA. Horse and. cow manure garden. , . . 5519:6a. . SITUATION WANTED .for paperhanger; koa, calabashes and Large, mosquito-proo- f rooms, $8.00 Yokomlzo-Fukumac- hi CoM Beretaiia 1358 C. ' furniture made to order; Fort month; by week, $2.50. 646 3. King. Honolulu Glee Club, A. Tim Sin, & 398S. The TQkiwa. Ladles' and Genla 35, energetic Maunakea. Phone f . - , . y - 5484-t- American physician, Mgr., 4166, Hptel . h . 6437rly. : t TeL .DaJmonico. 5494-t-f. clothes cleaned, and dyed la all hustler, on account of health, must "Music furnished for dinners, dances, , B Vineyard, .contractor, builder, iouse-- 124S colors. Emma nr Et In Hawaii; seeks position any Nikko Co.i ' Single and housekeeping rooms.' v .... 5553-i- y live receptlois. Hawaiian melodies. Lady's bicycle, new. ' ; almost Just the paper-hangin- g ; - -v- painting, and general ; 56232w. capacity, in... or out; of - profession; ...... , - k5438-ly- . - thing for small boy. Write "Bike," BUILDER' AND PAINTER. Emma St good nurse;:, secretary works,. TeL 1826. 208 .Beretania St Temple,' TeL 4380. would make Star-Bulleti- n. The Alert Masonic 5602-tf- . . r y:,.y :r':--:- 5523-6- m . , y y ,y-- to doctor or private person, com- PIANO INSTRUCTION. S. Nishi; we guarantee all work; LOST Citizen lafcor only; IntelUssst work knowledge of os- We and deliver. panion to Invalid; Cocoannt plants for sale; Samoan .va builder, housepainter; rery reason- Co 1346 Nuuaun; TeL .3151. manshlp. call for Sanko . : . Beginners 5433-t-f. teopathy, massage, . vibratory, .treat- on piano, 13.00 per month; riety. D, able. N. King ' Apply A. Hills, Lihue, nr. Lillha .St building, paper-hangin- eyeglasses, gold 8 : 572-ly- Contracts for Pair of chain attach ment, nervous and mental cases; ' lessons; Mrs. L. Mackie, 1521 KauaL - - ,;;. ; 6277. . , secent work, cleans vacant lots ed, on PalL., Finder. please Teturn Sunrise Dyeing House, 1345, FcTt; TeL good English uni- Fort, nr. School St; TeL 2683. - - : has German and ' S k3327-3- ; 5619-t-f. , , ; :: , , 5569-ly.- - f - to WW, this office. 1027. We clean, press, mend and versity training (speaks and writes , Barber chair; also two thair shining BUILDER AND JOBBER . . . , 525i-3o-. both .languages). Please give full stand. Address "H," this office. ' Meguro, contractor; building palnt-- r deliver. ' 3. v. By Mrs. Dudley. Terms reasonable; - 5623-- 2t , Builder, particulars as to duties, salary, etc, . ' Hous0 Painter, Contractor, Ing, carpentering; work guaranteed. FOUND s 1227 N. Oka, clothes cleaned, pressed and Dr. Hope, Pensacola St, corner of Klnau Paper Hangei, and Job Work. Reas- : in first letter. Address time-savin- g Beretania near Alakea Street Nuuanu-nr- . 5541-6- m The Transo envelope a. repaired, VLaeyard.St St Yamamoto, opp. y. : tNew B. C onable. Fort Kukui. .. - 5541-l- 5525-6x3-.. Westminster, ;y: Found Land turtle. Owner can .. ,.. . , Invention. , No addressing necessary ; 5577-3- m 623-- 1 w. I ' - ' same by .proving, property and HONOLULU. ART, STUDIO. in , sending out bills or receipts. Ho- ; ,haye H.. r Nakanishi, King and . Kapiolani paying 5622-- 3t gents', Star-Bulleti- n. for ad. K. Nomura, Jadlea' work nolulu Co, Ltd, sole BED MAKERS phone 3256; general contractor and rar High-cla- ss art work. Developing films; agents for patentee. . ;tt aateed; 1389 Emma, arVlzsyard. HELP WANTED B525-6.m- " builder; painting; paperhanging. - ." plates; -, .. " ;: ; oil paintings; water colors. Makao & FujiL Wire spring .beds, so- 5519-6- Inter-Islan- girL nurse, Pastel coloring photograph. We ap- d and r Oahu Railroad . snip fas, Koa 'furniture,. made to order. c Dyeing White nurse address this Star-Bulleti- Pacific Cleaning A preciate Masonic Building. ping books at n office, tf The - 5595-t- L. a call. Guaranteed. Nuuanu ar. Kukui King Alapai; TeL : K. and 3363. office. ' ' St NakatanL Works, 1258 Nuuanu St TeL ' 607-- 6554-ly-.. - g. " 6 1 y paper-hangin- 3149. Building, painting and CARRIAGE MAKERS. 6525-6n- v - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. , Work "guaranteed. , EMBROIDERY. BAMBOO Lee Kan Co high class .wagon manu FURNITURE. y ; v : q5365-6- ; ;; Togawa, ladles, gents clothes clean- Will exchange 5x7 double lens camera , , facturers; repairing, painting, trim- - Doyl- ing; call deliver. Fort nr. KukuL Mrs. Melim.. Dresses, Bonnets, with plateholders, pack, leather The Ideal tropics. We - film furniture for the Y. Kobayashl, general contractor, 2034 v.ming; .cor. Beretania and Aala Sts. i ; 5575?ly. ANNOUNCEMENT. ies, Hemstitching or- 53S-ly.- ., Initials and to case, etc; splendid condition,for elec. . submit designs or make from your S. King phone J3G5; reasonable. r . der. Work neatly done. Reasonable. . fan or Victor talk. mach. Tel. 4015 plans. Picture framing done. S. ' k5361-l- y. ; 1182. press, mod-- " Try the "Star"; TeL We Leading cleaners. - - w hat Prices 162 Hotel, opp. Young. TeL S996. 5620-l- SaikL 563 Beretania; phoae 2487., CARRIAGE REPAIRER. clean, mend, deliver, wlthlx 24 hrs. styles m. erate. We sell the latest in ,5604-e- m. - - 6245-6- .,:; - Yokomlzo Fukamachl Co Beretania, - k5375-6m.- '- Panama and Felts. Work called for PIANOS FOR SALE. nr. Maunakea; tel. 3986, home 3167. Repairing and horseshoeing, efficient , and delivered. Blaisdell Building. I a. 1286 TeL 3745. Bam-bo-o ' k5382-6m-. ; MODISTE. v Ohtanl, Fort r men. Ekito,. King,, opp. Keeaumoku. Clothes cleaned and dyed. Tee''Won 6576-l-y. ; -- n . Sheridan, tuning repair 5564-ly. . . James and furniture made to order,, . Myang, 1030 , Aala, nr. King.. 1119 Umicm m. Mlsa Nellie Johnson, Bt 5Z2 nr. 6516-3- . 6571-l- y. ing; Hotel St. runchbowi.bt' ' K. Tochibana, builder, paperhanger, . Beretania-S- ' . K. Sato, 22 S. t . Evfilxg Gowns, lingerie dressea. 5565-6- King ' ' painter; Punchbowl, cor. St bicycle, k5341-3- C'-'- V- -; two-yea-r- Agent for the famous English. , 5525-6- m. ; - the of BARBER SHOP . .... A dog saved life ;Barton-on-- H umber; brake - made at old Ethel Herman of Fayette , City, ADDITIONAL WANT ADS ON on front and rear wheels; pedal vl Delmonico. Up-to-da- te barbers. Ber- L UsuL all kinds of building; work Pa., when she was attacked by a cop- - 64S8-6- m. coaster. t B etania avenue near Fire Station. guaranteed; Beertanla, nr Aala. -6- perhead Bnake. y PAGE 21 ';-v- m 560-ly. r 5606-3- , . - y Learn mirror silvering at home in ... ' spare .Enclose fifty cents for BAKER! E8 M." Katayama, building time. ' ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS V first class tonsorlal T. Suzuki; all kinds of work complete practical Instructions and parlors, 19 N. King St nr. Nuuanu. reasonably. Liliha nr. KukuL Vienna Bakery has the best home ' - - ho- :: 5527-6- ; 6571-ly-. formula. "Marcelle," Blaisdell Miss Miyal, artificial flowers made to made bread. German Pumpernlckle, , ' : tel. 6591-t- f. order; King nr. Dowsett Lane. - Pretzels and Coffee Cake. 1123 " 5573-l- y. CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Ladles' and Genta' shoe repairing ' !; Fort above Hotel St Tel 2124. ..v--..;- 6472-t-f. . - ; ; guaranteed. Try : Con- neatly done AWNINGS. Lee Lup & Co., Placing Mill me. , John fPontes, King nr. Bishop. Home Bakery, 212 Beretania, mr. Em tractor and Builder; carpentering of 5593-ly-. . . We make the best awnings of every ma. Cakes and doughnuts, fresh CANDY MAKER. , all kinds. Estimates free; work description. Honolulu Tent and every day. Boston baked beans - guaranteed; Queen, nr. R. R. depot ; " ."; . AUTO FOR HIRE . Amer-- - ? '. , 5561-6- : v . . . Awning Company. Ring up 3367. and brown-ire-ad on Saturdays. Wholesale and. retail dealer in ' y- - . 5610-3- m ;: kWS6m. j lean and Japanese candy. Yaauda, Comfortable and stylish 1914 Pierce--; No. 426 Klng near Liliha street CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER. 5561-3- m - Arrow at your service; reasonable. Asahl Bakery,, fine,, home-mad- e bread r-- c Ring 3196, car 876. Driver Suyetsugx and'pastry; fresh every day; best C. Oklmura, . Contractor, carpenter, ' ': ' B5S2-ly- ,. , B Si materials used. Beretania nr. Alakea CARBONATED WATERS. builder and painter- - Experienced

, v 5531-3- , . - men. Kalakaca Ave. nr. King St. "i ' Hon. : ' j. 5622-l-y . AUTO SERVICE.' BOOK STQRE. Soda Works,: 34A N. Beretania; .. y ', ri -- !. tfew Bakery, Fresh, homemade ..Tel. .3022. Chas. E. . Frasher,- - mgr. - bread. v : ,k5360-ly..- . l- Deha A Benford, TeL 2999. ; Best Bought sold and exchanged.;. School pies, cakes and. ice cream; M. Inu-ka- l, . v .. , . CONTRACTOR AND PAPERHANGER caaa. cacunaajic iicb. books on r Plrtnrp fnim prop, Nuuanu: nr. Beretania. snoiflltr ' rel 6540-6- Contractor, carpenter, painter and pa- orders tor trip around the Island. and enlarged,-L- . Kahn, 12S0 Fort St , CROCKERY AND HARDWARE. 6277-t- f. perhanger; work guaranteed. T. Okl, .i-- 56123m BICYCLE Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, of all - Tel. 1012." Beretania nr. Alexander. SUPPLIES. " - A wo more fi&esexi&cia. wr . iuuuuiue-- i BLACKSMITH kinds, at reduced prices. Y. Akau, . 5599-l- y - -- island-. Auto Livery, TeL 1326. Komeya, ' North King cor. Desha Lane. a wholesale and retail Street ' 559S-3- m dealer-i- n bicycles and accessories, y CONTRACTOR AND JOBBER. AUTO PAINTING. ( carriages; . horseshoeing; work Xing near Punchbowl' street 1 5542-- y CREPES. H. Mlrlkltanl, general contractor and ,gTiarante.ed;LPauah4,t,iirrt.Nuiianu. - Auto-owner- s: - painted. carpentering; real estate agent. Cars and made . u50-5m-. ., qualities Japanese Crepes. : . to new. Be convinced. Auto , Finest .,1164 Nuuanu, nr Pauahl Street look like BICYCLES REPAIRED. " King , H. Mlyake, 1248 TeL 3238. 5566-ly-. Painting Co., Ltliha St,nr St ( Fort - ' --1 S614-l- y - H. TakafujL Dealer in bicycles, sup--; . 5453-6- - piles. Repairing neatly and reason- CARPENTER AND PAINTER. AUTO FENDERS.. ably - CLEARANCE SALE. done.- .Beretania near. Pitkoii Contractor, Carpenter and Painter all also!, Riveted, or- - without reasonably; Reduction Sale. Exceptional Bar-- kiflds of Jobbing reasonably. ork - tinsmithlng work guaranteed.' gains in Bicycles, Tires and Sup--t guaranteed. S. Maki, 1321 LUiha. ; BICYCLES, BASEBALL SUPPLIES. ' 5571-ly-.. IchJoka, King nr. Punchbowl St1 piles. H. Yoshinaga, 1218 Emma St .:. '"'' . . , . 5574-3- j 5432-l-y : ,' , S: - Miyamoto, N.: JCing nr. Hiver St ; ; . . j ' Tel. 2656. Eicyclea.and, Goldsmith. CABINET MAKER ARTIFICIAL BUILDER Baseball goods; Old, wheels taken. Hardware of air kinds and mechanics' tools going cheap. Y. Alama, Bere- J. Rodrigues, cabinetmaker, furniture L Takata,..higeneral contractor., Japan-s- e tania j nr. King St Good .bargains. repairer. 'Beretania nr. Alapai Sti : at tur s::d of his rope. - ; sculptor 5561 --3m -- artificial butfder, and 1 . t OUJ Y AN D; SELL. V !"Gee! 1 would like to see the game.'' If I aok off the boss gets ' guaranteed. 1435 sore gardener, work I Tho youngster said, "but what'a He'll turn me down. I know and TeL. .1538. , CASES . Nnuanu .. at. :VineyarL... Dimqnd5fcwatcVs,and Jewelry bought CARD CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER. the use? flat; ' ; ' ., r2r-6n- i. ejcchanaet Carlo. St. .I've worked off ! wmnrt J. Fort sickness, moved, been I'd bury grandma Just onbe r Buslaess and visiting cards, engraved Garage, carriage, re- ; more New Palama auto ' H 1 thought or printed, in attractive Russia pairing. Work guaranteed reason- ' he would stand for And tried most every old excuse. that" ; STAK-BULLETl- STAB-BTJLLET- . patent detachable Xi GITEST'IOD GIVES TOD leather cases, able. N. King nr. Desha. TeL 3320. S - ' Wktw la Star-Bulleti- f. the bMr n 5540-t- y , ... 5589-l- y - . T0B1V3 KE1TS TODAX TODAX'S SEWS TODAY. cards. office. L .rtfiM eaner doira, Me asaliut kuds. ; A&fiZZZs HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1C, 1913. nVEKTT-ONi-:

v.. ii The Star-Bullet- in Want pages will present your proposition to the people in nearly every r. ii English-readi- ng hcaie in and around Honolulu. No matter 'what your Want is, many Star-Bulle-tin 1A readers will be interested. h Capitalists, cooks, tenants and buyers people in ev- I 'Tl V raMoa ery walk of life Star-Bulleti- n's Wants 1W read the every day, ... nrn tmr 'in r mi i r'n FOB OFFICE,' IfUHC OR' FACTORY' Telephone your wants tc 2256. The cost is smallresults are large. QIK'KLY TnnOlCII THE STAINUILLETIV

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HOlF.KPER By ntlddt trrd U4y In C I.ST -- ST IJCJ Prnlatoa4 room far iwt GENERAL CONTRACTOR farmers toMa' tut mml rhJWimt. plant t prrvat family with tr ,kf.t PICTURES AND FRAMING. f TAILORS. , 4lTt-- mottr Mraaiutl nl CMsenUI Boa Iw.Yt-Tp-n, Plain TVIT E T!TST. roats wtta btk ta K. Nekomoto tc. Co. We guarantee all rlrwy prntkiw family . In Imported mouldlnga. Hawaiian FuJIL merchant tailor. Up-tc- :' : Tonng woman. - no chlj-- E VIST order; Sen Kim :;- - work; exicrlence and reliable men; w CS..Tm (umini Uxht woods; made to faahlons; satisfactory work guars mr bostbullders; carpentering, house irr v imr iowi.vi Uo D12-- Flail OMIw Ylnc King street, near Bethel St teed; Beretanla. cor. Maunaisa " - y. ; D painter. Jobbing of all lines; furni- HOf I fJCSPER - 1 . lm. '' . 5533-l- ture bought and sold' in exchange ptr I ii. no objfl 1 ta r S. MlyakL up-to-dat-e, perfect Ct tz: CLOTHES CLEANING. for all Jobbing, repairing and uphol- HOC DISTILLED WATER. stering. Work promptly attended Rv R made to order reaaonably. P. v. aoJl -- 1 urn. loom Box Up-to-da- ta 199; Kukul Cre&ter Honolulu Clet,ncri, te to. Prices reasonable. Tel. 4438; HOPK VVuv--r nr. River The Hoa. Soda Works, 34A N. Beretanla; erti! ortall 6558-ly-. esUbllshment; wttlsfactory TeL 1023, Chaa. E. Mgr. King, opp. Pawaa Junction. Try us. RED STAMPS Frasher, - KOCSEAVOR K By r - 5350--1 y. : I. Y7 irork ruarasteed; lulti cleaned and V 6360-1- 7. - - .' 4r nntwuM4; Doaa 3001 litfle Encnaa Honolulu Cash Coupon Exchange. Hook On Ccs, Merchant Tailors; c; pressed; dyeing a specialty. Phone o-date MOi;SEUOftKComrt'i Everything free for red stamps. establishment; eleaslrjtr ' 4200. A trial will convince you. GENERAL JOSSER. repalrlai. 163 - your . stamps. Klng.'cor.'Kil;? ' 75 ltOl'SSWOR K iuyytin Ask dealer for red .- - Pananl 81 eren Broa, Props. 6513-61- 2. - esie-cm- . -.- Honolulu Painting Co House and Nuuanu near Beretanla . Street .-V' R 5524-6I- sign, painting; tinting; brushes, HOITSEWO KVl : OSth-- sf W. K. Chang, flrstIaas suits mail t paints, oils; Smith nr. Beretanla. '- Tne Pioneer, Beretanla and Emma rtoautMTutly tmm : EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 5556-ly-. - KITCHEN aork'br two Omun Ir1 to Joining order. Perfect nt guaranty . S125. - bath. prlrai srntlrmaa. REPAIR Sts.; Phone Clothes cleaned, Tfaiautaar or noii tfM- . aun-a- t. j ham. SHOP. 34S guar- E location, ruota, boarA. North King, opposite t: pressed and dyed. Work ss - KrtdMjr atlli. v Echlgt Employment, Office. Flrst-cIa- IAUNPKtiS EJpertwtl. lor nd pH famtly? young man Dt W ' 6537-l- y anteed, called for and delivered. GENERAL CARPENTER. 5atwrdr. good IttMtcr. 'H. lKAVl . for I4M Matsubara's shop, carriage and wa- Japanese help; servants, maids, IfmW. gon repairing; King ft Robello lane. STENOGRAPH EUfama 3tplnra drslt 1 s, up-tc-dat- Ka-wamur- prtwa( family, Vor yowie D O jardboja. Best references. P. Urata, a. ana i.'13-- C. t 555-6- . OkaxakL Carpentering, painter, reosanbly. IMwirion. neat accural. ' Boa ' '; til',::: Prop. Tel. 2541. Emm nr. Beretanla. Plain Ovaler - ' E , TI !W famlafced baoaHi shirts; pajamas; reasonably; r. gents ' Punchbowl nr. King ? - Bultltorlum, and ladles' 1 St ro rhildren Oflur or Kucll : ' 5591-l-y 6574-ly- . .' - STENOGRAPH HR Lady dmirva position to crcen 163 HoteL nr. hit clothes, neckwear, glores; work salary o iTlS-- C trnmw. rNM.- bos 5539-6z- a. guaranteed; prompt attention; Ala-pa- l Union Employment Office, Tel. 1420. rials Uvaicv- nr. Hotel EL Prop. Up-tud- a Itaoka, All kinds of help. G. Hlraoka, Pro--' ' Urote ft Cramer. it t : 6541-m-, Every day The Star Bulletin comes to you with many op- r prletor, 208 Beretanla St nr; Emma. SUNRISE SODA WATERS. Made to order. Cleaned ani r portunities In every , line human endeavor. Opportunities m. of k5329-6- ed. 1131 Union nr. Hotel A. B. C, cleaning, repairing; satisfac- in the way of better living places, houses, apartments, rooms7 Li:. HAWAII'S MUSIC Drink our soda and distilled waters. 6554-l- y. tion guaranteed; call and deliver; T. NakanlshL 34 Beretanla. nr. Smith etc.. can be found and money saved in the cost Opportunities. Cooling and refreshing. Sunrise So- Maunakea nr. PauahL TeL 4148. In way of positions, office, mechanical, domestic, etcu" are v for good cooks, yard boys. 51 the da Works, 950 N King nr. Peterson. Banzai Z . 63235-ly- . Street Ernest K. Kaal, Young Bldg Tel. " Tailor. Latest styles. 4511; phone 4511. to bo found from day to day. ' . 5C18-3- m Phone residence ' 3687, teaches vocal and lnatrumt'L : shirts, pajamas made to order. I. v.;: ' -- -- v . 5246-C- : .:.' r .;'.,.;';.;. ' : ; prices. King street near The Lion, dyeing, "cleaning, repairing There Is an almost endless variety of money-savin- g open- River strt 8ILK GOODS. . 5613-3- m . of all kinds. Reflnlshed like new. Office 1249 V j ings for the wideawake StanBulletin reader. If you are not a ' Klnan Employment ; ' C91 HAT CLEANERS :;:- Beretanla nr. AlapaL TeL 274S. St, between Keeaumoku and Vttjt. regular "want reader. 'r Oshlmn She-ten-. Exclusive line of Jap-- " Sheu Lun, Merchant Tailor. Ix' Telephone 1914. First class help. T. Sato, cleaned, dyed and blocked; anese silk and cotton goods at re- style suitiags made to-orde- Per. 5591-l- y call and deliver; Kamanuwal Lane duced prices. King near River St fit guaranteed. Nuuanu nr. Kir: . Diamond Shop; all work neatly done. m 5601-3- 5612-3- m . 2723. . King, nr. Kalakaua Ave. TeL 6286. boy. Mot-- near Beretanla St Telephone Japanese cook, waiter, yard - 553-ly- . ., 6542-6- m. Rag Sumoto 1124 Union. TeL 175C Read this Live Want SHIRTS AND KIMONOS. Tong Sang, 22 8. Hotel; Up-t- r - ' ' c-- . ,' 6070-t- . Mai-don'ad- o, f Hats cleaned and - blocked. C. Tailor. Imported woolen il! Owl; suits cleaned and pressed; paja- Queen Street nr. Punchbowl. E. Shigemura, shirts, kimonos, Fit guaranteed; tear E;t-;- 1 rkemoto, Klag, opp. LUIha. - EXPRESS. 6579-l-y ' mas made to order, very reasonable. kssoi-ea- . - 6565-- 6 m, - 1155 Maunakea' near Paual Street. : Kalihl Express Stand. Beretania and Hats all kinds cleaned and blocked. '.' ;.:' 5623-6- - - Sag Tal, Merchant Taller; of -, t CLEANINQ AND PRESSING . -- Sts.; TeI. ?C96. All of guaranteed; clothes dexsli- r. ' Smith kinds P. Santo, river, near Kukul St express and d raying. Charges just. " ' 555S-ly-. SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS tzs: 1C21 Nuuanu near I id . ' ' ' Quick Dealer Co. ladles and gents, i: 5C20-l- y : 5520-33- . your f clothes need cleaning, "preBslng HARNESS MAKER. Shirts and Pajamas made to order at and dying. Call on us. Work guar- People's Express Co telephone 2550; reasonable prices. Work guaranteed. Sang Chan. McCanll ess Zllz. 1 antee. goods Prompt T, Maunakea St near Pauahl. " handled with care. S. Morlaaga, harness. repairing of all class work; guaranteeL y Yamamoto, Nuuanu near Beretanla. 65l-l- - 133 ' service; Merchant, nr. Fort St kinds; work guaranteed; reason--r : 5580-l- y duck and flannels n' c;:: 6530-6- t k5337-a- . ' able; 271 Beretanla, nr, Aala St CLEANINQ AND DYEING. ... 6559-ly-. ; 8EWING MACHINES . Unlom Pac Transfer. 174 S. King. G. 'OzakL ' Latest style suits r.-- .: Royal cleaning dying 1875. busy 1874. clothes and TeL ' If this ring 12G6 order prices. :z:'j: ' ' HARNESS SHOP. R. TANAKA, .FORT .STREET at reasonable shop. Call and deliver Tel. 3149. k5411-3m- . : - '. Sewing machines bought or exchanged "guaranteed. Beretanla nsar III Okamoto, Beretanla nr. Alapal St. Repairing - 3209 we man to i.r 5537-3- a' Gomes Express. Tel. S 2298. Reliable, II. Nonaka, Harnessmaker. Ring and win send reasonably done. 552 King, Palama. look at old machine; nr. Beretania. prompt' " reasonable, and efficient" ' ' ' ' L Nakatsukasa, tailoring, D613-3- m 5613-3- m r ' CLEANING AND REPAIRING .r ' k5347-6- LAUNDRY. OPTICIAN. work guaranteed; reasosillactJr:: 10C3 Rlverj Street near Hotel .. 229 HARNESS REPAIRER Lai Wo Laundry, First class establish- eyes CHIRT MAKER. - l Clothes, Gowns, cleaned, dyed, repair--- Island Transfer Co, Merchant St 8. E. Lucas, examined, tested; j 5536-ly-. ed at short notice. Wagon delivery. Day jphone 3869, night 389L ment; good work ; guaranteed ; call 1107 Alakea. nr. HoteL TeL 2719. , ' Kashlwara; old harness repaired like made to ' m. 1392 & Vineyard v 6521-6- Eblsnya, all kinds of shirts Ohio Cleaning Co. Beretania nrJFort ."' k5347-6- ' ' and deliver; Emma ;; Sang Chong, 33 S. King. ccr. : . new; Beretania nr. King street 5522-m-.. .'.' 'order; reasonable; ' best material. r 5586-l-y quaSty 5561-ly-. - 142 Beretanla, near- - River street Best material and ttc:1 EXPRESS AND DRAYING. ' ship. Perfect Kwong Yuen, laundry;' gents try us. 5533-6m- . '.' fit.' CAPE. 6551-Ja-. All kinds of expressing and draylng. HORSE SHOER. Call and deliver. 588 King, Palama. m B. Yamatoya, pajamas, kimo- , 5588-3- shirts, first-clas- Royal Cafe, everything the best at Charges reasonable. Manoa Ex- 24 '' K. Mexuhaahl, s tul;:: L A. Nnnes, . King and Alapal, popular prices; fine home cooking; press, cor. King. 1623. nos to order; Nuuanu nr. PauahL fashions; South Tel. years experience In these Islands. Sam Kee, washing and Ironing neatly PINECTAR. 6533-l-y. ' latest guarantesl; r prompt service; Beretanla, nr. Fort 559C-l-y to-ord- er. River Koseya .!;.;,"' , 6506-t-f. 1342 Nuuanu nr. Vineyard nr. I done. St 6536-7- St, opp. fire station, K. Nakano, Pr. v- '6525-m- . ' ' Hon. Soda Works, 34A N. Beretanla; YAMATOYA , . 5521-m-. N. Mlwa, blacksmith; horseshoeing of ' TeL S022. Chas. E. Frasher, Mgr. 1250 Fort Shirts, Pajamas, Kimonos. all kinds; Beretania nr. Aala Lane. Hip Lee, first class work done rea- v 5360-ly-. Golden Wong, Merchant Taller; Ur- -' Room; quick service ' Columbia Leach 5559-6m- . sonably; Beretanla nr. AlapaL date styles. Fit guarantee.!. :; our motto; open - and cleanliness 5569-l- y. ''.' - :.' PAJAMAS 8AILS. ma near Vineyard. TeL 3215. Cay A night Hotel. Opp Bethel St HACK STAND. " 6525-6- a - 5518-m- . FURNITURE. E. Iyeda, pajamas, shirts, kimonos of We make sails the smallest LEGGINGS AND HARNESS.' from craft - -- - For excellent hack service ring 1452. nil kinds; made to order; work to the laTgest sailing vessel.. Hono- M. Matsuda. Reasonable price t:" . Eagle,- Bethel, Hotel; and G. Fujikawa, 1232 Nuuanu nr, Kukul 1- -. The bet new and second hand Reliable. Bethel St. stand nr. King. leg- guaranteed.; King nr. South. lulu Tent & Awning Co., Tel. 3367. t Tel. i All styles of canvas and leather 5552-6m- . King. A nice place to eat; fine Very ' furniture bought and sold. ? B610-3- m 5547-6- m' cooking. Open night and day. gings made to order reasonably; also - 5610-3- home reasonable. Kin, corner South St. Ya-mamo- harness repairing neatly done. Hayashi; first-clas- s k5338-3m- . 551ft-6m- . v T. suits caia t HOUSEHOLD MOVING Beretania near River St. PAINTER 8TABLE. order. Beretania, cor. Pliici C. 6572-ly-. - ; y. opp. ' r i . 5C0O-l- Pacific Cafe, Nuuanu Street Ye FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERER. Gomes Express, TeL 2298 ; furniture-pian- o 8. ShlrakL 1202 Nuuanu; TeL 4137 City Stables; animals receive best of Liberty Theatre. Home . cooking. moving; storage facilities. Painting and paperhanglng. All work care. Reliable stable boys. H. K. Matsukl, up-to-fla- u::: Try us. y. nerchxst Best materials are used. New and '2d hand fcrniture bought '':.':-- . k5354-l- . LEGGINGS AND. BELTS. guaranteed. Bids submitted free. Tanna, Beretania nr. PunchbowL 519-6- 1210 Nuuanu nr. L , and sold. Upholstering done reason- - 6525-6- Beretanla ably.' O. Fujii, Nuuanu'cor. Knkul. Leggings, belts, canvas and leather, 6523-3- a. - ? a, Astor Cafe. Unexcelled home cook ; ? 6503-3- j made to order;; guaranteed. Ichika-w- Hop Lee, 646 House " I N. Beretanla. SHOE REPAIRING. Fook Sang, up-to-da- te lng. Best materials' at popular pric- Beretanla opp. Athletic Park. painter, contracter, paper hanger. styles, re: 55J6-6- m . ably; cor. Nuuanu and L::, es. Try ns. King nr. Alakea St. . ' y - Pauxil WOVING: ' 550-l- - Sing Yuen, shoe repairing neatly - - FURNITURE ' - 553$-- a. EC06-l- y ICE CREAM. done; Beretania nr. Aala .. ' King. - St town. Union Pac. Transfer, 174 S. Ice cream PAINTERS SUPPLIES " 6560-2- Wing Chan, Boston Cafe, coolest place' In Tel. 1875. Movltog goods Try a dish of our celebrated suits made to order i: Open day household ' cream soda the Fern, M reasonable prices. 150 After the show drop In. tpedalty by )relhitle'men cnly. or an ice at Hee Kau Kee, dealer In paints, oils, Repairing special- Hotel Ct and rubber heels a 6539-32- 1. night' Bijou Hotel ' corner Emma and Vineyard Sts. and theatre. St - 84r4mir-'-',''-t wallpaper; houseptlntlng all 5529-C- of ty. Y. Jong, Hotel St, corner Union. MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. - ' kinds, 1320 Nuuanu nr. Kukul. . 6595-3- m " K. NakabayashL tallonng, dry dei "The Hoffman." Hotel St. next the FURNITURE DEALER. Mrs. Carolina Fernandez, Union St C555-l- y. In, repairing. King nr. AIi;ii ct M. Rodrigues. Expert shoe repairing. ' ' ' price In! Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, '6551-- m. ' .' .Encore. Bst meals for seednd-han- We buy and sell n W and d baby cans and dresses. Specialty of PLUMBING. Guaranteed. Reasonable. Masonic Bg. tows. Open day and night m furniture, chaij and household JEWELER 5616-3- Tal Chong, 1128 Nuuanu, Merchn: .. 2:53356m. ,...;.'"'"'.". Initial and hemstitching. Reasonable; ' goods. J. Hayash 655 King, Palama. - H. Fujikawa; all kinds of plumbing Tailor. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wo, Gold and Silversmith; ma ; ; ! Nu-uan- u, Sun nr. 8H0ES Chong at ' work. Nuuanu Beretanla St' Chan, meals all hours. ' .: VV terial and work guaranteed. If not V - ;' :;'.?:': 5525-6- near Queen' St Reasonahje. ' - ':- satisfactory money will be refunded. MILLINER. Fook Loy Co. We manufacture shoes 6528-C- - FURNITURE MAKER TENTS. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel St Wn Ixral Co., 75 N. Hotel St TeL to suit our patrons. Repairing a :. gents, 6531-60- L ' Oka, and Me Ebony and koa furniture of every de- r ; .. T. ladles hats; latest 1033. Estimates submitted. specialty. 123 Hotel St nr River St We The McCandless, Alakea, nr. : make tents of any description . styles; cleaning, dying; reasonable; :. 6531-6- m Regular carte. scription made to rder. reasonably. .,-- Ring 3367. chant meals or a la U. Ogato, gold and silversmith; work 64 Beretanla, opp. Smith Hon. Tent ft Awning Co. . k5382-6m- . Fong Inn & Co., Nuuanu nr. PauahL street 6610-3- m , , 5543-m-. 6581-p- m ' guaranteed; money refunded If not PLUMBER AND TINSMITH. SHIP CARPENTERS' TOOLS New Orleans Cafe. Substantial meals satisfactory; River St nr. HoteL moderate. Alakea cor. Merchant St FIREWOOD i 5536-l-y. . MISSION FURNITURE H. Yamamoto, plumbing, tinsmith, roof i Market Hardware Co. All kinds of 4-- Hardware of E589-3- m repairing. Experienced men. Best of ship carpenters' tools. u Yokomlzo, Fukamactii Co.. Beretania JAPANESE SILKS Ueda, 544 ,S. King, nr. Punchbowl; references; work 'guaranteed. King all descriptions. Very reasonable. near Maunakea street Contractors. Mission or goa furniture to order. opp. 3308. Loo Chow, King River CIGARS AND TOBACCO. South. Street Telephone near street UNDERWEAR AND DRESSMAKER. TeL , 3986. Residence TeL 3167. Scarfs, Dollies, Table 'Covers, Eta. k5322-6m-. '. ,." 5578-l- y kD3S2-6m- t 11. Miyake, 1248 TeL 3238. Nam Chong Co., Importers mid deal Fort, ' un- 5453-6- m ; L. Fook Tal. Ladles,' children's ers In Manila cigars; tobacco and . MASSAGE. PLUMBER-CONTRACTO- R. ; . ; derwear and dressmaking to order. ' cigarettes . of all kinds; new sup-- , ... ).,,, ... JUNK DEALERS. body massages. Sanitary Plumber and Tinsmith; roof Reasonable. 1113 Nuuanu nr. HoteL piles;" 1050 Nuuanu 'nr. Hotel St K. Oshlma, facial and 5579-l- y ' 5530-ly-. 41 & Beretania, nr. Nuuanu repairing and Jobber; tinware made TOWELING, N. HoriucbL dealer in bottles, bags, St prices. M. .', 6521-- v to order at reasonable FOAhl street near Smith, v 1015 Liliha, King UMBRELLA REPAIRER. GLEE CLU j ' Tanaka, nr. St Japanese Toweling and Table Cloths. 6524.3m. 5571-ly- . - , J. Oyama, massage treatments of face 1 H. Miyake, 121? Fort, TeL 2233. Umbrellas made and repaired cheap. Zm -- ' ' Kaal Glee Club. 51 Younl and body. Knkul near River St. ;: 5453-m-. - YoshlzumL Beretanla nr. AlapaL -E- ' . G05-ly. GOODS. 3657, lurnlBhes mi PLUMBING AND HARDWARE. - . . 5569-3- - DRY r K .1 TINSMITH Kwong Ring Chong Co, English, : u Haohlmoto. 178 S. Beretanla; TeL Sang Yuen Kee Co hardware, crock- g; UMBRELLA MAKER KIMONOS 2637. Masseur, baths, manicure. ery, cutlery etc.; plumbing, 1044 2990. Amerlcan, Chinese dry goods, grass, . GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES. Lin 8ing Kee, Nuuanu; TeL k5329-3m- . estimates., 1014 Nuuanu. Tinsmith, plumber, hardware,' etc. K MIruta. - Umbrellas made and re : L . Miyake. 1248 ,'; 5530-6m- . : . wood 1024 Nuuanu, nr King. Dealer In Groceries, Vegetables, Ha Fort St, Tel. 3238. '' ': : paired. 1284 Fort. nr. KnkuL TeL trunks. $1.25 Shibata makes a specialty of nil m. Lovely Kimonos $18.44. C528-- walian Rice and Sugar). Moderate to 3745. 5553-- 1 a 6453-6- massages; Long Chew Kee. BeretanKa nr Alapal kinds of 820 IwlleL PLUMBING AND REPAIRING. Won Lul So. 75 N. Hotel St, TeL ; ' i 5551-6m- .' '.".; DRESSMAKER. 6586-3- m .1033. Estimates submitted. Reasonable;: guaranteed; TeL 3553. k5391-6m- . -. '' Lul Sun, - ladies" dresses; men' GROCERIES AND FE L MASONRY WORK. Chee Hoon Kee, Nuuanu nr King. shirts; kimonos; pajamas; made to TINSMITH AND PLUMBER. order; Nuuanu St, opp. Ye Liberty. Sing Loy Co, wholesale and retail LUAUS. Try ns when you reinlre efficient and VULCANIZING. build-fer.Plasterl- ng 5526-6- : dealer In American and Chinese reliable men. Contractor and PRINTING F. MatsuishL Tinsmith, plumber, groceries, hay, feed, goods Hawaiian Cafe luatm a specialty; rea- and cenent work. Rea- roof repairing by experienced men. Auto. Motorcycle and bicycle Tires canned Wo low prices which Wo Son dressmaking our sjecialty. of all kinds. Beretania nii Aala. sonable; Maunakea, nr. HoteL - sonable. J. Correa, Union nr. notel. do not boast of Reasonable. Beretanla nr. PunchbwL vulcanized. Talsho Vulcanizing Co., ' ' - - usually, coincide with poor quality, ' ' ' : 54C Klnf, near Punchbowl street. r,r73 ly. ( .. r- 5579-- 1 y . "' r,G!5-l- y 180 Merchant, nr. Alakea Street' ; to put life, 5542-6- but se "know how" Telephone 2197. S. Salkl, Manager. bustle and go Into printed matter, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. LI VERY STABLE. MOSQUITO STICKS. TINSMITH AND REPAIRING. 6618-t-f. DRESS PATTERNS. and that is what talks kradert and .. j L. Fook Kau & Co, wholesale and First-Clas- s livery turnouts at reason- Ask your grocer for a stick; It kl Us longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n N. Hara. Plumber. Tinsmith, roof re- Miyake, 1248 Fort Phone 3238.1 retail dealer in groceries; lawallan able Territory Livery Stable, all Insects. S. M. lida. agent, ax. Job Printing Department Alakea pairing, '" etc. Estimates furnished H. St 1 rates.. ADDITIONAL VAfiT ADS 0?J All latest styles. salt; 264 Kins;, opp depot 348 Klag, nr. Punchbowl. Tel. 235. Beretania near Smith Street St, Branch Office. Merchant St free. 1328 Nnnanu nr. Kakui St ; ' :' 6453-ly.- 5556-ly-. 5399-t- '. - yr i,.-;PAG- 22, V ;r - - 6561-6- ; 6518-t-t ;;.;V' f 6552-l- u : ' r

STAK-BULLETI- 10, 1913. TWENTY-TW- Q HONOLULU SATURDAY, AUGUST 4

- i" ' m J i . - ti i . i BY AUTHORITY LEGAL NOTICE. 1 OVER-NIGH- T MOVEMENTS OF NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE j OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At FEDERAL , MAIL STEAMERS TREAS-urer- V In matter ' TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Chambers In Probate. the f SYDNEY SHORT LINE Honolulu, Oahu. In re of the estate of Alice K. Keawe, de- ONE CENT A WORD; - Office, " dissolution of the Oahu Service Com--I ceased. Order to show cause on ap- WIRELESS r TESSELS TO AKK1TE I FOR SAN FRANCISCO FOR SYDNEY, N. S. W. V to sell real estate. I Ti I any. l imited. plication To " S. 8. Sierra ...... Aug. 23 S. S. Ventura ...... 8pt w the Advertiser , Sunday, 17. y Whereas, the Oahu Service Com- On reading and filing the petition August J 8. S. Sonoma ...... Sept, S S. S. Sonoma ...... ,.8pt. 79 pany, Limited, a corporation estab- of William R. Castle administrator of President Wilson's plan for restor- Maul, Molokai and Lanal ports Ml- 8. S. Sierra ...... Sept. 20 S. S. Ventura ...... Oct. 27 WATCHMAKER. lished and existing under and by vir- the CBtate of Alice K. Keawe, prayins ing peace In Mexico, contained In a kahala,; str. sale of certain real es-- "Maul ports TO SAN FRANCISCO, IS5.C0; ROUND TRIP, $110X0 Deep, watchmaker; Jewelry re tue of the laws of the Territory of for an order of lengthy message to Provisions! Pres- Claudlne. ktr. Lam of Alice gov- ; oorts -- King 6L, nr. BetneL Hawaii, has pursuant to law In such tate belonging to the estate ident Huerta, was received by the Kanal Klnau stmr. TO SYDNEY, $150.00.; ROUND TRIP, $223.00 palrlag; provided, duly filed K. deceased, consisting of a today. Is . 656HJ. cases made and Keawe. ernment at Mexico City It Monday Aug. 18. Sailing Lists and Folders on application to C BREWER e CO, petition for the disso- piece of land with the buildings : message la , now be- in this office, a understood the San Franclaco Hongkong . Mam. LTO General Agenta. to-- Waikikl, City - WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER lution of the said corporation, thereon at Kapahulu, ing considered. Its contents have not Jap. stmr. tether with a certificate thereto an- and County of Honolulu, Territory of been made public. ; Hongkong via Japan porta China, guaranteed satisfactory or nexed as required by law. j j HawalL to-wi-t: Lots 8 and 9 in Block' All work containing ' mosey back. Lam Po. King op. depot Now, therefore, notice Is hereby 5 of the Kapahulu Tract, The silence of John Llnd, President Sn Francisco Sierra, O. S. SL given to any and all persons that1 10,000 square feet, having special envoy to Mexico, In- 5587-3- m an area of Wilson's San Francisco Korea, P. li. 8, 8. rT att. STEAUSHIP CO. are now interested frontage street of 100 feet dicates Llnd not accomplish- PACIFIC have been or in a the that has ' , 19. Sailings from Hanotul r about the follow In dato: . 100 feet, being so 4 on of Tuesday, August v WASHING any manner whatsoever in the said and a depth of the ed much far his mission Manila Nagasaki Thomas, U. 8. corporation, objections to the same premises conveyed to Alice K. peace. Americans In Mexico, reports via WOR TMB ORIENT OR SAM ANC1A that a. T. .r-:y-y Wo Lone ttrtt dasi lauadry; wo granting cf the said petition must be Keawe by deed of G. N. Rutherford received here say, are returning home Korea (via Manila).. ..Aug. 18, China Aug. It Kona and Kan porta Manna Loa, -- 1 de- 12 1904, large numbers, r , '; r:; (via Manila)... Sept. Manchuria ...... Aug. . 2f guarantee all . work; call aad tiled In this office on or before dated Dec. 8, recorded in the of in - Siberia str. ? ' 4. nr. Beretanla . 8L noon, 17, 1913, and Registrar Conveyances I China via Manila out Nile Stpt liver. Emma. o'clock October fice of the of way ports Mauna 657S-1- 7. . Hllo via Kea, str. V 11. Mongolia 14 . that any person or persons desiring to In Hon. B. 264 p. 246, and setting forth' Official Washington today expected and In) ...... Sept...... Sept : V Wednesday, August 20. 4 be heard thereon must be in attend-- 1 rtain lesal reasons why such real Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to Manchuria (via Manila). Sept. II Persia ...... Oct ' ports G, 1 to-wi- ac- Kauai W. Hall, str. WASHING AND IRONING. ,..: ance at the office of the undersigned. estate should be sold, t: , to pay ; Mexico, to request the Immediate Nile (via Manila out and Korea ...... Oct ' V - ? Thursday, August 21. .." 27 23 Jn the Executive Building. Honolulu, the debts of the said deceaseds es ceptance of his resignation as the re ' . In) ...... Sept. Siberia ...... Oct. Call Sallna Cms via San Francisco and 4 Work guaranteed reasonable. 12 o clock noon of said day, to show tate. V;. ; "V.V suit of President Wilson's rebuke. It Mongolia (via Manila).. Oct 7 China ...... Nov. at H. and dellrer. See Wo, Hirer nr. KukuL was authoritatively stated today that Sound porta Virginian. A.-- S. S." ' (via Manila out and Manchuria . . ,.Vi...Nov. 11 ' cause, if any, why said petition should It Is hereby ordered. That the heirs Persia S577-1- 7 - ports ' , v any request Maul Claudlne, str. 25 iot be granted, . end next of kin of said Alice K. Ke- such would be refused...... Oct already accept, Friday, Aug. 22. .In) " D. L. CONKLING, persons Interested In the President Wilson has ; . awe and all Jap. i For general Infermatlon apply to WAGON REPAIRER Territory Hawaii. appear Court ed Ambassador Wilson's resignation San Francisco Shlnyo Mara, v Treasurer of eald estate, before this stmr. ;v,.;::,, g; to become effective 14. norse-thoeii- Honolulu. August 2nd. A. D. 1913. on Friday, the 19th day of September,; October i cSs - Wagon, .carriage repairing; The Saturday, August 23. - H. Haokold Co Ltd. Maau-d- a, 5619 Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13, A. D. 1913, 9 o'clock a. m., at the1 President feels that If he keeps ttlacksmlthlng; K. at Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, str. BereUnia, nr Aala Lane. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11. Court Room of this Court, in the City the ambassador in the diplomatic service until thai - Sunday, August 24. 6568-ly-. Honolulu, then and to show October it will be of there porta Ml- SEALED TENDERS. cause why an order should not be most effective way to enforce silence. Maui, Molokai and Lanal If he is allowed to quit now Ambas- kahala, str. WAGON MATERIALS. granted for the sale of such estate, " sador Wilson would feel free to dis- Maui ports Claudlne, str. SEALED TENDERS will be recelv By Court: - ' the cuss Mexican possibly ports-- r IL Kamlmoto, repairing, painting ed by the Superintendent of Public, (Seal) ' V. M. HARRISON, the situation, Kauai Klnau, str. T0Y0 77 embarrassing government. : Tuesday, .August 28. mm trimming, etc. 1 mm blacktmltblng, z 01 mursaay, Court. Works up until. noon Clerk, First Circuit te ' ' ' ' " ;' Hongkong Japan porta Man- Prison rd opp. depot teL 4445. September 4, 19.J3, for THE CON- Dated Honolulu, Aug. 15th, 1913. via 657-m-. Flat charges that Tammany Hall churia. P. M. S. 8. t STRUCTION OF A GARAGE FOR i 5625 Aug. 16, 23, 30, Sept 6. ot above Company will call at and leave HoaoJala by the use of money bribed four mem- San Francisco Lurllne, M. N. 8. 8. Steamers the THE BOARD OF HEALTH, HILO. mentioned below: ". bers of the New York legislature to IIIlo via way ports Mauna Kea. str. or about the dates HAWAII. ': TTlN TH CIRCUIT COURT OF THE j . get, the necessary votes to impeach ' '' Plans, specifications and blank First Circuit, Territory of HawalL At Wednesday, August 27. FOR THE ORIENT FOR SAN FRANCISCO In Governor Sulzer were made today by , Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str. 13 29 forms for proposal are on file the Chambers. Shlkavo M..subaro , yt ' 8. 8. Hongkong Maru..Aug. 8. 8. Chlyo Mara ...... Aug. nffirp Public James Garrison, the Governor's ad- Thursday, August 28. Aug. 22 S. Nippon Maru 11 FRAMING, of the SuDerintendent of Sekl Matsubaro. . Libel for Divorce. S.S. Shlnyo Maru ...... 8. ,...,8tpt YE ARTS PICTURE visor, after consultation with Sulxer. - ; Works, Capitol Building, Honolulu,! Whereas, it appears to the Court Maui ports Claudlne, str, 8. 8. Chlyo Maru...... Sept 17 8. 8. Tenyo Maru .....8ept 23 Hi-- "We now charge positively , said 29. Ar- D. S. Bowman, J above-name- d Friday, Aug. S. Hongkong 11 Ye Arts 4. Crafts 8hoppe, Ltd. and in the office of that Sekl Matsubaro, the Garrison, "that Tammany paid 8. S. Nippon Maru...... Oct '8 8. Mini.. ..Oct tists material; artistic picture lo, HawalL , respondent does not reside. In this cash Hongkong via Japan porta Chlyo 8. 8. Tenyo Maru. 13 8. 8. Shlnyo Maru...... Oct 13 ! for the four votes needed to pass the ...... Oct frtnicg made to order; prompt ar The Superintendent of Public Works territory but In . parts unknown to Mara. Jap. stmr. Impeachment in the, assembly. They Kona-Ka- u any libel-la- nt ports Loa, Tlce; 1122 Fort 8L; . Tel. 1151 reserves rlgnt to reject or au complainant, . and the Mauna str. Calla at Manila, omtuing call at Shamhal . Jhe ' " the that also used money to keep waver- tenders. .' ,.. not know the address or other Saturday, August 30. '. CALDWELL, does ing votes In line.. We will be prepar- way ports J. W. not J Hilo via Mauna Kea, str. & COOKE, LIMITED .Agents, Honolulu residence of the libellee and has prove ,: CASTLE Superintendent of Public Works. ed to this before we are Sunday, August 3l been able to ascertain either after through. . CORPORATION NOTICES. August 12, 1913. There are some gentlemen MauL Molokai and Lanal ports Ml- Honolulu. reasonable and due inquiry and search . mixed up in 5622-- 1 Ot this conspiracy who are kahala, str. filing of the c COMPANY, LIMITED. for six months after the headed straight for JaiL That Is all 1 ' ' OAHU SUGAR -v-v '."-..:"- . ": Maui ports Claudlne, sir. libel, care to say, now. u : ; : SEALED TENDERS. was ordered and decreed by the Kauai ports Klnau, str. ; ; Notice to Bondholders. It up Court that notice be given to Hbellee Governor Sulzer : expressed confi- Sealed tenders will be received hv Dublicatloh" thereof at .least once a TESSELS TO DEPART. Matson Navigation Company i dence of ultimate victory Notice is hereby given that pursuant to 12 m., on the 19th day of August, thej and relter e, week for six successive weeks In ' of that certain mort-rar- of the Clerk of the ated his declarations that his Im- 19. to the provisions 1913, at the office Star-Bulleti- n, newspaper Saturday, August day April Room Honolulu a j peachment is illegal V dated the second of City and County of Honolulu,. no- - ports by the furnishing suitable for the advertisement of Mrs. Sulzer was reported Improved Hllo via way Mauna Kea, str. A. D. 1908, which was executed 8, Mclntyre building, for all . - i'' ", - of judicial proceedings published today, 3 p. m. Limited,- cor--I : necessary tices but no positive statement re- Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu Sugar Company, a material, tools and labor to ; v 18. irct Oiiu the Territory of Hawaii, of the time garding ; Monday, Aug. - Incorporated laws asphalt in her actual condition w&a 1 oration. under the construct a 14 foot macadam to-wl-t; " SAM ; and place of hearing of said libel, . v 'Hongkong via Japan porta Korea, ROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR FRANCISCO cf the Hawaiian Islands, to Bishop pavement, about 9,000 feet long, on ' V October 15, Iil3, at 9 o'clock Both Governor Sulzer M. S. 5 p.m. 1 Trust Company, Limited1, a corporation Waialua Hill, in Walalua, City and Lieuten- P. S., 12 8. S. Honolulan... .Aug. 11 the ' a. m. of said day, or as sopn there- ant Governor Glynn Hongkong via Japan porta Hong- 8. 8. Honolulan...... Aug. created, existing and ) were closelj 2 duly organized, and County of Honolulu. -- Si Lurtine.,...... ,.Aug. 25 8. 8. Lurllne...... Sept the guarded Aby -- str; 8. v after aa: counsel can be heard in detectives today. Is kong Mara, Jap. f cticg under the laws of the Territory Plans, specifications .and form of It S. 8.SWllhelmIna...... Sept 2 8. S. Wllhelmina...... Sept 10 Room, in Honolulu. City and not why, , str., 5 p. m. Hawaii, as Trustee, those certain may had upon application Court known as no threats have Maui ports Claudlne, cf proposal be County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- been made against' so Kauai ports Noeau, 5 p. m. fifty (GO) of the outstanding bonds cf and a deposit of Ten Dollars (810.00) either, far as str . publication to on can be ' v'.-- , d, 19. Company; Lim-lie- waii, the first be learned. '. Tuesday, August HSYADES Honolulu on or asout auo. the fail Oahu Sugar at the City and County Clerk's office. 1913. : Secretary' 8. 8. sails from Seattle for i;tn. by mortgage" and the 2nd day of August, of 'State . May called on San Francisco China, P. M. 8. 8., secured said Board of Supervisors reserves :- ' : apply to ' , . The ' " :' ' " For farther particulars 'Done Honolulu, T. H., August 1st, Lieutenant Governor' Glynn - ' : designated by the num- any at today and a.m. ; . hereinafter, the right to reject or all tenders 1913. - r announced , M, N. August, ' N that he wonld recognize San Francisco Honolulan, 8. were on the first day of waive all defects. . ' : ' & COOKE, LTD., General Agents, Honolulu. bers, and to - ' Glynn as m.- - - CASTLE designated r By the Court: V Governefof New York. p. 1913, selected, drawn and D. KALAUOKALANL JR., -- 86 . I. . ; . HENRY SMITH, . Maul, Molokai and Lanal porta M- payment redemption, in the County of Honolulu. : for and Clerk City and ; mort-fzrs-.. Clerk. Headed by Mrs.'F. W. Scott, of New lkahala, str., 5 p. m. , 6617-10- L r manner provided in the said: ... : v v. 5613 Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23. 30. Sept 6. ; York,' vice president of the National San FranciscoThomas, U. B. A. T. bonds so selected, drawn Anti-Suffra- - K0YAL MAIL LINE,. League, antl-suffragett- es CANADIAN AUSTRAUSIAfJ designated payment will be a hundred Kauai ports Klnau, str.. 5 p. m. cr4 for 8EALED TENDERS. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE were conveyed into the Wedneeday, August 20. 4V C. vs4i either at the office of the Bishop for Suva. Auckfa4 nyximf I Far VletorMi A Vaneewrtr . S ' At rooms cf house ; Company, Honolulu. by First Circuit. Territory of Hawaii. the rules committee Hllo via way ports Mauna Kea, Wlagjfra 10 8. 8. Marama t Trust Limited. Sealed tenders will be received mat- by Congressman - - 8. 8...... i.Sept ...... Spt 5 1,030.00 per Chambers In ' Probate. In the Heflin of Alabama str 10 a. m. .' f S. 8. 7 Hawaii, at the rate of Superintendent of Public Works : Maranla Oct Makura ....Oet the ter of the estate and guardianship of today. Miss Anna Bock, of Califor ; x Thursday, August 21. 8.8. tend and accrued interest, or at the up until 12 noon of Saturday, August rormeny S. S. Makuih ...... r.Nov. 3 S. S. Niagara...... Nov. 4 C. Wamuel Kanae, a minor. nia, a sutrraglst, now an antl, Kauai ports W. O. Hall, str, 5 p.m. cT.'ice of banking bouse of E. 16, 1913, laying Galvanised ' the for J was .n party " On reading and filing the petition the "which was given a . Friday, 'Aug. 22. " Veyhausen, Bremen, Germany, 'at the water pipe near Kalmukl, Hono- ; GENERAL AGENTS iron of W. Achl, guardian of the estate j brief hearing. , Manila via Hongkong and Japan THE0. HI DAVIES & C0 LTD .' " : C t M.4.226.00 and accrued inter A . rate of lulu. "minor, praying an order! Jap. t, at the option of the holders, on Plans, specifications and blank of said for ports, Shlnyo Mara, sir.' certain real estate belong-- ! It was announced at Toklo today Kona-Ka- u the first day of October. 1913." Said forms for proposal are on file in the of sale of porta Mauna Loa, str Ing to ward and setting forth cer--1 that the United States has Intimated AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY bends must be surrendered to the of the Superintendent of Pub- his noon.' office legal reasons why real es-- ! its readiness of favoring in principle ports C for payment, redemption and Works, Capitol Building. ; , tain sucb Maui Claudlne, str, p.ni, rrotn Newtfc ,0 HonoVilu vit ..SEPTEMBER Ith cc?any lic to-wi-t: the payment said-mort-car- sold, For main--j of an Indemnity to Jap- 23. ' cancellation as provided in e Superintendent of Public Works late should be Saturday, August Frelfht received et all time at the company's wharf, ilsf tor The anese subjects whd have r Inter-es- t tcnance of his ward and for certain been affected San Francisco Sierra, O, , 8. . 8 Brooklyn. . at the time of payment and reserves right to reject any or all " South the by the V !..; : Improvements to other property of California alien land ownership noon. ; ; s:' ';T... 'FROM SEATTLE OR rACOMA TO HONOLULU thereon shall cease from and after ' ' tenders. "I. legislation. The: United 0rcT October, 1913. The , jiis ward. . , 'a States has Hllo via way . ports Mauna Kea, 8. VIRGINIAN to sail about...... AUGUST 13th first day of J. W. CALDWELL. " ; 8. tali also recognized the right of Japan to : following are the numbera of. the fifty Superintendent of Public Works . It Is hereby ordered, that the next str, 3 p. m. 8. S. MISSGfURIAN to sail abou ...... SEPTEMSER th des-inae- persons adopt a measure similar to the Cali- bonds so selected, drawn and d' Honolulu, August 16, 1913. cf kin of said minor and all Monday, August 25. 8. S. MEXICAN to sail about...... Sept 23th (0) estate, appear fornia bill.. The Hochl Shlmbun. ports 5 p. m. QenL Freight Agent - , interested in the said Maul Claudlne, str.. H. HaekfeldA Co, Ltd, Amenta CP. Morse, r Saturday, which is often sensational, urges as 5 1, 13, 15, 29, 37, 60, 65, 74, before this Court on the Kauai porta Noeau, str, p. m. 1 1913, an object lesson io the United States 3, 82. 145, 151. 157. 174. 183, 207, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. 13th day of September, A. D. at Tuesday, August 28. the expulsion of American missionar- Franclsco--Manchurt- a, ICS. 222. 2C4, 2S2, 299, 307, 362. 366, o'clcck a. m at the Court Room of San P. M. 8. Court, City of Honolulu, ies from Korea .on . the ground that 78, 416. 482, 506, 620, 25, 645, 555, This Is to certify that the Pacific this in Ihe they 8. Oahu Railway Time Tcble 719, 730, 752, 'then and there to show cause why an are undesirable aliens.; Maui, Molokai and Lanal ports Ml- tCS. EC2, 5S2, 701, 703, Bank. Limited, a banking corporation ' 773, 837, 853, 865, 875, 910. 918, existing under frder should not be granted for the kahala, atr, 5 p.m. 771. duly organized and the par-lame- nt ;' ' In his speech at the closing of OUTWARD. iZ2, 947. - Territory of Hawaii, has rale of such estate.; v Kauai ports Klnau, str, 5 p. m. , laws of the - today, King George spoke re- Dated at Honolulu, Hawaii, this first compiled with all the provisions re-- By the Court:- ; - ; Wednesday, August 27, Tor Walanae, Walalua, Kahuxn aad . HENRY SMITH gretfully of the Balkan wars, and hop-e- u ;: Hilo way ports Mauna Kea, Way stations a, 3:2) p. m. of August, 1213. - complied oerore '' ' via D, day auired to be with - peace . the pact to be . signed in : Way - GEO. ItODIEK, Clerk. str, 10 a. m. : , For Pearl City, Ew IlIH and commencing the banking business would" " August 9, 1913. ; Bucharest be permanent. King " 17:80 a. '9:15 a. m, Treasurer, Oahu Sugar Company, ana sucn corporauon is wjuwuw ui Dated. Honolulu. George Thursday, August 23. Sutlona tx, ' W. C. ACHI, Attorneyior petitioner. also expressed.: gratification - ports W. G. 5 p.m. 11:10 a. m, 2:15 p. J:20 p. m, . . Limited. . Kauai Hall, str, ta, commence such business. over the cooperation of the' Powers p. p. p. m. 5613 Aug. 2, 5, 9. 12, 16. 19. 23. 26, Given under my hand and the seal 5619 Aug. 9, 16. 23, 30. Friday, Aug. 29. 6:15 m, t9:30 m, fll;lS in dealing with the Balkan situation. " For Wahlawa and Lellshua -- 10i20 30. Gept. 2, 6, 9, 13. 16, 20, 23, 27. 3a of the treasury department, this first San . Francisco Chlyo Mara. Jap. 1913. stmr. .'- -;. ;'- v a. m, t2:40 p. m, S:00 p. 11:00 day of July, A. D. .! A Belgian ' ' 0, syndicate today signed : ; p. Mi. ' D. L. CONKLING, Maul . ports Claudlne, str, 5 p. m. lVA (Seal) PASSE5GERS BOOKED with .the.. Chinese minister of com- INWARD, Treasurer, Territory of HawalL munications an agreement v Saturday, August 30. r company , ' for a loan Arrive Honolulu from Kahuka. WaU) , .... 6594-60- L Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Audit of r ttmr Xfanna Kea. for Hilo and of o0 000,000 at five per cent In con- " alua and Walanaa 1:35 a. B:ll Pr str, 3 p. m. .. tx, way ports, Aug. 16. C. T.. Lewis.-Mr.- ! nection . with the new railroad to be p. nx. - ' G. B. constructed Strange, W. Rogers, Curtis, Mr. in the Province of Shan KAILS FHEO L. WALORON, LTD, Agents. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and IIAVAll and --Mrs. H. Gehring, Mr. and Mrs. Si and Sze Chuen. The cabinet ap-apr-o Pearl City 17:45 a. m, S:3i a. m, M. Cheatham, Mr. and Mrs. E. L ved the transaction, which, how- - : ' ' - E. Mall8 are due from the following - - "" 11:02 a. m, 1:30 p. m, M;23 p. m. Schwsrzberg, Mrs. Brlstow, Mrs. K ever, has not yet been submitted to 5:32 p. m, 91:30 p. - : n. 4- points as follows: ', Riley, A. W. Van Valkenburg, C. R. the Chinese parliament Korea, August 18. Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa May ZumwaldL, Miss San Francisco j JEV GOODS - J24 BETHEL STREET Frazler, Mrs. Marama, Sept. 9. and Lellehua 9:15 a. ex. f1:15 p. m. H. F. .Bell. Miss A. Buchanan, Mrs. A partoral letter i sent to all Victoria ioeMiiun . the Colonies Sonoma, Sept 5. . : upeninw ;4:01 p. nUn7:10 p. o. E. A. Peck, Mrs. H. S. Overend, Miss churches of Belgium, signed by Arch- I Yokohama-Chln- a. Aug. 18. The Halelwa Limited, a two hour Sharp, bishop Mw ! first-clas- E. L. Lyons, J. F. Chllds, T. Mercler and his five bishops, following train (only s tickets honored) 2035 ,H. Soper, Ca congrega- Malla will depart for the X OO LfUOXI :CL "p. O. Box 448 I : : Telephone W. R. Farrington, J. J. forbids members, of the - leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36, points aa follows: wtm. . rey. Miss Hapai, Miss Ida Osorio. Misa tions to visit any 'of the following sec- - m, for Halelwa Hotel; returning er-- Niagara, Sept. 10. .. . ja. Vancouver x Rose Miss Mary Ann Araujo. tions of the Ghent ex- " j Swain. international Colonies Ventura, Sept. 1. ; V rives in Honolulu at 10:19 p. m. Th -.- J. K. Dutro, Miss Sarah Kalaiwaa, Mr. hibition. . J. - - only City given for simpHfying Yokohama Korea, Aug. 18, f 1 Limited stops at Pearl and , . Sucsestlont and Mrs. Young, Mr. Aram, G. W. Collection of the latest Paris fash-Ion- s, Fine Llna of Dry Good Walanae. ": office work. All Beck, Mr. Henckles, W. McGonagle, San Francisco China, Aug. 19. J or systematizing the moving picture palaces, the . 'Dally fExcept Sunday iSanday only B. von Damm, Will Wayne, C. O. Hot-te- l, variety entertainments, the- - picture business confidential. j THAXSPOHT 8EBT1CB G. P. DENISON, F. C SMITH, D. Bodge. J. Wakefield, G. Wake- gallery and the sculpture exhibits. . ChOHg D). Superintendent G. P. A. J A. D. I. Llllie, R. Vahillg field. Larnach. R. Logan, sailed from Honolulu for : D. Johnson. J. M. Phillips, C. H. Love-lan-d, CANTON, Aug. 15. (Special Cable Mf ' j Ewa Ze Real Thing ' King St. ; Flehmarket of Audits and nlla, August 2. " . Conducts all tlssses Mr. Mrs. L. A. Parish, Mas- to arrived ' and the Sun Chun Kwock Bo, morning Sherman, from Honolulu for Manila, ' and furnishes Reports V. ' : Investigations, Parish, A. Carvalho. report) Lung - -- - ter General Tsi. Kan, who .Aug. 14. - ' - T. Wuraliami Shoten on all kinds of financial work. Per stmK Klnau for Kauai ports, has been appointed by President Yu- Honolulu. ' hotels Mur-doc- k, Thomas, from Manila for The chefs at the best Aug. 19. Mrs. Chang Yau. D. B. an : Shlh-Ka-i as Governor of Canton delivery PHONES PARCEL . Importer and Dealer U us commander-in-chie- to sail about August 1. . always send their knives to J. J. Pavao. Mr. and Mrs. D..G. province, and f of New Line of May, Warren, stationed at the Phllipplnea. .) CANNED GOODS to be sharpened. Have been Mrs. R. Newman, Mrs. .M. J. the Cantonese troops, arrived August .tr.riv..;rirr JAPANESE DRY. and FANCY GOODS DEL MONTE" 1 2 Dlx, at Manila. V . Frlck. Mrs. F. W. Wood, Wm. Gehring, from the Shlu Hlng prefecture HESStNlltH 340l PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Eto. .". FruiU and xVegeUbIea. doing so for more than fouH Sheridan, at San Franclsca ; Table S. Epltzer, "M. OzakL with his troops.', 32-3- : an edge TOUNQ ) PHONES 4 Hotel Street,' near Nuuaau. years. They know Mo-lok- al - LAUNDRY ' Per stmr. Mlkahala, for Maul, f - " : ' GROCERY CO. T f KAIMUKI they see one that's the ports, Aug. 19 CANTON, August 15. (Special to PASSEXGEBS DEPABTED Road and ' Koko Head when and Lanal Adrian Cor. Waialae v charpen-ing- . Dudolt, Mrs. L. Dudolt the Sun Chun Kwock Bo, evening re- Phoie , 1730 reason we do all their stmr. Claudlne for Maul ports,' port) The rebel soldiers who are sta- Per Don't You Like Pinkham? May we do yours? Aug. 15. U P. Scott, J. Wlnne. G. Why tioned at Yuen;Tang on the outskirts You would If he bought you an H. Fujimpto, PASSEKGEKS EXPECTED MiUs. IL V. Gear, C. A. Frani A. K. TO ADVERTISE IN or this city refused to surrender their IF YOU WISH ; Clymer, Lowrey, C. G. Bockus, ( NEWSPAPERS Per M. N. S. S. Lurllne, from San arms and ammunition. They have A. J. Wholesale 'A Retail Dealer tn cm Miss N. Nead, Miss S. Wood, Sister ENGLISH & AMERICAN WOOLEN, Anywhert at Any. Time, Call r to arrive Aug. 26. Mrs. D. , drawn a dead line and are throwing ' OWL - ' Helene, J. D. McVeigh, A. N. Brown, AND COTTON GOODS 7-- ' ; . Mooney up entrenchments to prepare for bat- j 8ILK Write E. Hall & Son, E. and three children, Mrs. F. Miss G. Gllmore, Miss H. Hayes. F. ADVERTISING 0. Mrs. tle with the federals. A CO, Inc. Corner Nuuanu ft Beretanla Sts C, .OAKE'S' W. Carter. Mrs. S. H. Hill, R. M. B. Henshaw, F. E. Steere, A. GUNST AGENCY Limited. BelS3r, two children, Miss Lu- TOKIO, August 15. (Special Cable Brown. A. and D. Peyton, j Sen Francisco L. Smith, Mrs. W. Smith. Mrs. H. to the Nippu JUD For the time W. Anderson. Lieut. Lieut 124 Sansome Street - cia third Copp, Wm. Liman, Mr. Cor. Fort and King Sts. A. Taylor an9 Miss Sybil Robin- Nanking has declared its independ- Robertson. C child. Mrs. M. j M. Medeiros, Miss M. Y. COLLECTION AGENCY son, L. Landsherger. ence from the government under Pres- and I0RGE V JAKINS TAKAKITA, HONOLULU 3481 J. Dow, Mrs. R. Searle, Mr. and Mrs. Phone ident Yuan Shlh-Ka-L C MERCHANT E. COMMISSION .4586. Mr. 'predisposition to So far as can be learned here, the J. Hamolo, Miss E. Chalmers, Miss Hotel Sts. TeL Rockefeller's iaetlooeer ahd Comralsstea Japanese Provisions and , Union and U Heusner, J. W. Green. m : m ; arise sit 4 o'clock In the morning bears latest move oa the part of the rebel ( Bureau, CoIlecUons, A 1 : a genu . General Merchandise Reference out the theory that If a man doesn't forces is not so serious to the Chinese . buiwo re-cent- ly STAB-BUIXET- Tr jirh Nuuanu Near Klna tacnmenia, STAB-BULLETT- - RIYES TOU '7fi ir YOU 'have to get up early he doesn't mind government i9- the one which was s Block BeretanU Ft 8, for registration. ; -- CITES No fee Manager, HEWS TODAY doing so. quelled. TODAYS HEWS T0D1X MAE E, McKAY, General 100118 X