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Evening 1882. No. 5824. Bulletin. Est 12 11)1 1 IMAGES. PRICK FIVE CENTS Hawaiian Star, Vol. XXL No. 864. PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 12 im POLITICAL Large Improvement is Planned TIIIELEW TAKES MBRIDE LOSES sij;eiiilleosemw:: For Manoa Under Frontage Tax illiCASETO IN EFFORT 10 :ijREDiE:FATfliai: SUPERVISORS C R E A T E iFOiHfltllliS GIANT DISTRICT AND PRO- SUPREME COURT POSE DRAINAGE AND BETTER ROADS FOR Mc- ! Made by Himself Jeff Membership Now 1600 Ex- - Affidavits Endeavors to Connect Horrible Accident Occurs When Steam Shovel Strikes a Mis- WHOLE VALLEY . ; 7-fc'- - and Dr. Herbert, and Photo- Carn with Civir Suit Before pccted to Reach 3000: by fired Dynamite Cartridge at , The Dalles, Oregon, Where A giant Improvement district, em graph of Receipt Shown Judge. Whitney . - End of This Week valley, ex U. S. Is Engaged in the Construction of Waterway bracing all of Manoa and " College of -- i :.:V. V tending cn the east to the :"l MALPRACTICE IS CHARGE FREEMAN SYLvisTER I walC - beyond PLAN TO CONTROL NEXT' (a nd from there the THE DALLEVOregon, April 8. -- Seven men were kilted and six more valley road, up ATTORNEY IN CASE - fork of the Oahu and A6AINST.U.S. - DEFENDANT seriously Injured, one fatally, when a steam shovel struck , a misfired -- MUNICIPAL ELECTION ; ; r . per Manoa roadr and on the other :'' r dynamite cartridge charge on the government canal works here today. -, was 1 tide as far over as Rocky Hill, - n mtm m Handling of ; Divorce Case Ba- Wife Afso Made Party to Ac- Democrats and Republicans created last" night by. the board of '.'' si supervisors, when Supervisor Lester sis of Actibn-rWom- an Since tion Incident Occurred m Admit It Will Be Power - :h Pctrlei, chairman of the roads commit Is Declared Insane Hilo Last December 16 Counties, II' Townships r-- ,: ; -- To Reckon With tee. Introduced a resolution entitled Mano&i Valley Improvement District Another stove was made yesterday Attorney Claudius " 1L' McBrfde - ' , Dry A' new political party, so "far un SO. 1." sfternoon by George his And 200 Illinois Towns ' - P. Thielen in sought to inject sensational charges , ? J Ufa Under provisions of the two i named, has. spruag Into and It the undertaking to. have U. S. District At against U. ' S. District Attorney Jeff ","." ' phe-- frontage statutes, Is. plan membership Is Increasing with ; direct tax it torney "Jeff McCarn prohibited from suit al-- put complete system1 of McCarn In the course of a civil CHICAGO, April 8. The Illinois election returns show the wo- . nomenal rapidity. Springing up nod to in a practicing any .that V Jaw in of the courts of before a Jury In Circuit Judge W. L. Irt 16 : night"; r new party, drains, and . follow this with men's vote net only closed 1030 saloons this city but also made coun- t most over this stcrm the territory, when he laid his formal Whitney's court morning. In his .asks for the support of the Ha extensive "permanent street improve- this ties and 200. townships dryland put 11, Impcrtant ,towns orv the list Of tha ' charges of "malpractice and unprofes opening jury. : : : :; V - ; of staiement to the Attor , . V v-- '4 ' . . r- wallan8. Is reported to have secured ments, turning the district into one prohibitionists. ' ; sional . conduct? before the justices ney "endeavored to narraW 7 f :. .1600 in days on this meat splendid. in point McBride This victory for the cause cf temperance'C.' Is considered one of the great- 'members fire the supreme court of Hawaii. connec- ifland, -:- : oughfares. In city; v-,- v cf the the federal attorney's Indirect est accomplished in the United States. It Is generally believed that ?s v;;.. the Accompany, his charges were copies case,: thus far - but was checked - By the .end of the week, the load- After working for a period of four tion with the the movement against liquor will be given Impetus through, tht decisive . him- ' ' -- V-er- . of two affidavits,' one made by and forbidden by court to do so ' :,; . s expect the membership to be in months, preparing the' mans and data the stand taken in this state. ;' . '". v - ' - -- the Other by Dr. George.Her-ber- t of :,'-- s creased to 2,000, which would put on ' this district, L. M. Whltebouee, Englacrr "L. JL Whltehouse,' self and because, it wa held, the federal ' - relating alleged un- them in control of. the next municl- city, and' connty engineer, is in a po- vrbo has; prepared map and data bcth to the flcial's alleged action had nothing to ""pal election. When the 3,000 mark is any, for imnrovements. ethical acts c7 Mr. McCarn in filing a do with the suit la progress. ; ' ; sition now to carry out: street ' 1 ?V -- libel cn ; behalf of Mrs. Thielen which began in Judge Colombia-U-. f s reached the plan is: to organize for Improvement V work - required in - the for The trial S.'Treaty is V board provisions divorce; and' also Thielen Whitney's $10,000 seduction f 'u '' A mally, adopt a name . for the party. districts without day's delay., ? ' the under the of the transmitted court Is a A " - rules and regulations, and get ready In this new;roap, which is now the two statutesi There is, to be sure,,a a photographic copy of a receipt giv suit brought over from Hilo, in which J Z- ' C v for the. coming primary. official rni; for the city and- - county. Nuuanu vaUey district s for ; the Im en Sirs. Thielen by the district attor riorinda i?Yeitasr a Portuguese girl, Signed Ratifiecl ', At leaders, who are provement ot three small streets in the ney: The receipt mentions a diamond said be 15 years old, and her moth Bupt this time the every piece to names of the. ownrs of ' : . a given . ' - . iv.-i- - 3 ' two In number, are meeting twice valley beginning with Pulwa; this. dis ring as security for the agreed er, Maria Freltas, are the plaintiffs ' ' tAfisoclated Prwta;CaMr . . -- of property in the district are shown: : 8.-rT- he ; supporters ; to was night - his5 ? V BOGOTA, treaty Colombia week with", Hawaiian sn1 It'' is also showa that in several trict cheated last also, at fee. cslv; '.'."..: and Freeman Sylvester and wife, Cclombla,;Aprir between and the :. outline the continuance of the mem " the instance of James''T, ...Taylor. But Shortly after' the divorce proceed Rose ' Sylvester," are the ' defendants. United States has been signed by the plenipotentiaries of both countries, but cases, the owners are on the , govern ' - - br'Thlt) campaign. For their ambl- - raent's rca1rlght of way. The cbri the Manoa district is the only one thus ings were instituted, Mrs. Thielen was Attorney C W. Ashford represents the ia still unratified by either nation. ..i. f ...'; , '..-- ; stop far-cTeat- tic a. does .not with Oahn, but rectlon of; inaccuracies In other mans. which offers extensive declared Insane by the circuit court plaintiffs and McBride and Judge .Alex- ';'; they expect , spread over - en-- to the r, Improvements.; One of the allegations made by Thie- ander Lindsay : are lappearing for the - brorght this light Some of .the CoiombiatAllowed $25,000,000 for Canal Zone : - Jo lermory, ; C; len against Mr. In- From-the'natur- e ure by : several VI heve' been working on this map McCarn is that he defendants. of :the $25,-- A. small pamphlet, "been Issued owners have ercroached ' WASHINGTON, O. April 8. Congress has awarded Colombia has ; attorney tes- roda. while in other cases it is ; only and: data," sald .Mr;.; Whltehouse last formed the district that his charges most of the details of the 000,OCO the anama canal zone. .'" iv-- . erery Hawaiian on ; for and sent to almost : ' V ' wife was mentally and unprintable.5 . ; ,; . unbalanced! timony are except a few feet. night, ror rour montns. vve, nave V; 'the island, a few who" are ;:f?' ' going along quietly, ev that Mr, McCarn was given the same I Sylvester, accused of 'ruining' the thought to be too closely identified Thfv creation of this new district in been getting regarded as eminently ' fanportant! 'II erything Jn readiness, so that when the information by 'Dr. Herbert, but pro- young, girl( pleaded guilty in the cir with : He publican .or Democratic ,the - ceeded, notwithstanding, to file the Hilo some time .ago to to ror memDersmp means, first of all, that a modern district, was made we would be In a cult court at Aviators'and Fasseniger Are Ijarty be avatuoie libel , in .which Thielen is accused of a statutory charge and served a month in the new organiratlon; and In this drainage svstem is to be Installed; pesitien "to advance the work with rapid-l-v . having,;and transmitting to his wife jaJL Is civil " pamphlet the' origin, plans and derel- - and after that, streets paved as speed. Manoa residents wish such a In His wife hel(fin the - . a vicious disease. accomplice. At time. , opmonts of Hh e'; new party are out as possible. The news of the super district i Almost . all the rtsidents suit as an the Hacked to Pieces by Moo5 r" "Js' sct'on will be received, by the there ownthe property on which they ; The following are the charges : of the crime she was not married to ;"i i V -- . ' ' "H6noIulu April 7, 1914. widow. : fAssociated C.bIol . s . V ; -- Manoa Valley Improvement Club with tve end can afford to have the streets R.T., Sylvester," but was a Itcss ""We want .to pet for our membe1 8. passenger aero .Republican"? measure, no doubt for this is one of mproved. .' That is why I believe this To the Honorable Chief. Justice and Attorney Ashford filed' the com- RABAT. Morocco, April Captain Hcrve and a in his ship air the ' Hawaiian. Associate Supreme plane were murdered and hacked to pieces by the Moors, the aviators hav : things the working resolution will be of importance. Justices of the plaint against this couple some weeks that-- . put the lub has been .such Deu:ocfat8t so ' we can " - for.-.-i- ". .'" V'--V- , All they do to Court of the trerritory of Hawaii. ago, and the U. district attorney ing been compelled to alight from a rtconnoitering flight owing to engino In onice, given a ihave t6 now is tell us ' the bcrt men and be - ' -- f i.- V v ' v - deal," says the. pamphlet, lib The resolution" creatine the district I wha t street ; to pave,s and we can go 'The undersigned, Gecv P. Thielen, troubles. The airship was totally destroyed. rcLt:ar' ; eraliy translated, was Introduced and passed on first I right 'after j it.. : , Of course, first the of the citjr an county of Honolulu, (Continued on pag two);' ::'?..' - ; V ; Hlsewhere in the same pamphlet Jl reading with little, comment.- Jt Is drainage systems should be laid, so terrltorv of Hiwaii, hereby charges ' person attorney-genera- l of the ? they support white probable all .the supervisors: jdid as ' to. make it ; necessary to tear one Jeff McCarn, a licensed to custody of the is said that will that 'not ' Spaniards -- -- : practice' - A,' 'Vv Exbelled Maintain territory. ' - (meu for off.ee, vif they are fit,, and notrealize what it meant This i.;t?pa pavement at some later itime: to law lnall the courts of the A. .A...... b!g -- by , put drainage pipes In. territory, withj&alpractice and. nnpro. Afccompanylng this complaint are , have shown in. the past a willingness the first district ever created SiH r' Aa l:c! and be, friendly with the 'Ha--. feaslonal ccmluajasMcfllwo atfta Jeuira! I ; ; davits, feoDles ; receipt given by said Jeff.Mc fTbeirlAttitudePas . ' .;'' certified of which are ofa the It-- ; after-- hereto and made a part ? : became known, yesterday ' attached here jCarn and;referred::t6tin?on ' ',"!..") ' ITERACYTEST ' - : f 'fAssoelated Tress Cablel 'V. TiOcn": two of. originals affidavits.' . 7 la' political circles that the. The xt these affidavits, ' PXSO, Tex- April 61 : Spaniards expelled from Torfesn ' one Dr. George j ' EL -' 8The leaders are D. K. Kahaulelio and by Herbert, and one "Respectfully submitted. have, reached this city, ' protesting that their attitude was neutral and blam by, undersigned, P,V i David Kkhaleaahu, both of whom Art the. are now in the , THIELEN. Villa forcing them to Mexjco. described as .being" "of keen talent ing General for .leave '. -- - TO ? and political sagacity.'. i ". BELIEVED BE SH011 IS POOR j One of the peculiarities of their ' In ASSOCIATED WORKER proposed party is the manner . CHMIES Lose which patronago' is to be distributed. Flrpgressives rs Ground

: ; ' job given to - Preference for a is to be A DEAD ISSUE FOR YEAR ::"--'--- Associated Cablel , t- ... r .' '' '. 1913 "l Itcs : the, ; in of, the largest family. "Say ) PATER30N, N. J April returns from this congressional ; :five . .en are candidates for, an ap- give Dow H. Drukker, Republican, 10,620; James O'Byrne,' Demo- pointive placer they say the man of district ' WToffliol ' crat, 5240, and J. WhiteheadProgresaive611 ln912 RocsevIt carried : the largest family should get ; 'v It .'.' "" nd . . . ; The leaders regard the present time PassageOver Vetorof Presi Low Sugar Prices Lack of thit district zO'ri -' officer what they were doing there. as highly auspicious for- launching Not Believed Combine to Hbld Miss Emily ompelled - Is ;To Water iill ' dent: V. Farlejrf The officer told the man to mind T . c v - : , me party, vvun me ijawanans ana m t ; : Be Likely Action Down Profits his own business, it is said.- - They 'f .whites for that matter, complaining . to Flee Whearrinacked by 1 the board of, supervisors and conversed for a few minutes and then Fighting iNeajr ampico -- of negro can mayor, re--. sTaIBERL Copies of the annual Jrepot of the Hoodlums District the said, "Let's see who , the particularly since the By C. you f Associated Prena Ca.Ml . - Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com shoot the best; or I." He drew trenchment movement- started, '.they 30.- - TAMPICO, 8. fighting, beiween WASHINGTON, D, C, Jtarch MAMtf Vknn WlA-1w- 4 ftAV something pocket and, al- Mex:April. Sharp ard Indecisive the . say that their 1800 members werj? ise 1A To be made a target for stones from his application of the literacy test ta , federals and rebels on this coast Is reported In this vicinity and refugees cured for asking. Even a The gan where . tne anuuai thrown by hoodlums while engaged though It was quite dark, there "was. a the with immigrants may be regarded as a ead glint of steel. Miss Farley; said to are being taken on board, the warships as rapidly as possible. A t I membership no larger than 1600, the hareholders. meeting is being held in making a personal investigation of proposition - unless both ; branches .of , - the police officer, '"Look he's go . .new party promises to be a power; to r prlce6t combn the home conditions of several of Ho out : ing replied, ; fee Congress unemployed, ex- to shoot and the officer reckoned with at the next election, 0( water and 8ome otner nolulu's is the unique -- 6 guess Is. and may put a - few wrinkles in the the veto WZJWfln, difflcultleg, made the showine for perience which befell Miss Emily Far "I he : - - Unopposed -- are suwcient .votes ; to maae mai , Pnn)n9nHvsiv ley, manager Then a deluge of rocks whizzed by Asquith Wins H brow of im Honor; Mayor, Fern. T, W i. second assistant of the r r. nvo) imnv J ' ; One of the men active In the party together dividends to the amount of Associated Charities, at Camp 2 Mon the party. The two Russians who Associated Pretw Cab!! " ' :':.' ;,; put "wise:-- ., V probably will' prevent such drastic ac day evening. According to de had been, showing the party where .lias the case in this ' i $960,000, or 9.6 per cent on capital the LONDON, April 8. Asquith was to House of 5 - - the Herbert the. Re-- tion., :: V:: '. X 7 'Jr- '.; i: some of people ran j "We Hawalians have had both ' stock, were paid during the year, it tails, the actions of the hoodlums the livedo in front today unopposed. , - sought be. extreme- - say- Commons ;; publican and Democratic admlnlstra-- : The to 10 8urplU3 made it necessary that Miss Farley and held their hands in the air, dr" tie " ' ' ; has-be- y ing would keep off the - iions, and nothing en done for and the member of the detective de that then ,, ... (Additional cable on pago twelve) .';':; 7-- j us--. The only thing we have left .to ie Implored members of the senate " partment who accompanied her leave stones. Miss Farley says that she lyjj Is to organize' our own party ... the vicinity at once in to es- then told the officer that he would do. and TSSi'SSf order follows: ; fwIH V literacy or eliminate but cape injury. have to her out of the place. ;:' control the situation.; We put the test it and toss Account take COUPLES V nv;n office with no degree of success. The meas Profit In with a new policy re They started out and, as they neared BRIDAL r in who will do the right Dividends .$960,000.00 accordance t ; s IST1FMIK thing, and won't give; a thought to ure-wa- reported to the senate with cently adopted by the charities, Miss the end of the campi cther rocks were V ' Re-- j f whether they were ? at one tlma the provision exactly as passed, by the Farley was authorized to visit the thrown at them, which struck against ' $960,000.00 publicans or Democrats. yr;. bouse. : '.', ; homes of a number of persons in a fence which they were passing. The Net Profit on Sugar .$794,745.60 Camp 2 in to officer hailed an automobile which QATHEBIKG AT DOWN Hnding pleading persuasion of K. . order ascertain their BUCKLES and 8 Profittl . 84,673.0 TAX EQUALIZATION no avail the president sent Secretary ,.rf status. In company with a member of was standing near the end of the clirrii,ia . 80,581.37 the detective department and a friend, camp, and they got into this and wm LEAGUE COMMITTEE - Miss Farley started her investigation went away. tor Smith of South Carolina, chairman $960,000.00 : immigration Monday evening. They visited sev- The police believe that now they r CAMPAIGN cf the committee. The! nt A fiTift T w- PEARL CITY TO CAMP LIFE j ;;0UTLINES cento loKiltf' eral places, if is said, and were de- have the negro located. In spite of 31st, 1913: continu- - December scending the stairs of a tenement the incident Miss Farley is Rapid strides were made last even:!f?.Vy when they were met at the bottom by ing her Investigation, but now with ing at the meeting of the committee property $ 3,i03,926.30 negro, who of police more ample protection.' i a Real a demanded the Star-Bull-'t- ia In two camps between Ewa named by A. Bryan out-- i vt, Spc!a! CorreBpondenc! Divided IroL Wm. to 8 reservoirs 906,750.31 get- by-law- and Red Hill, the 1st Infantry is line a constitution and s ior the literacy test'alcng the present lines. 710,000.00 PEN'INSULA, PEARL CITY, Apr. 6. '! proposed taxation, educational organ!-- The matter was discussed at length. - Bridal couples seem to be all the ting down to the strenuous business """--S- s 275,900.00 field soon as the x planned meeting -- No possibility of doubt was in the of training almost as iation at a everal left Oil 552,000.00 Week Service Young Hotel rage at the Peninsula just now. The v Pumps Holy " ' and Tanks April 1 ago.-f?"v'-rv.-v:- season opened. marked weeks .; :'. tr Rmith B tn vrhot rA at was Mr. and Mrs. Marlon the ' " minf Railroad and rolling stock 70,000.00 first to arrive period, - The Tax. Kqualization League of would be followed by the president In Ho- end of the garrison; and the Steam plows, tools, etc. 114.000.00 A. Hawley, who were married commencement work ; : all was designated , by com when oblectionable measure came spend- of real outdoor j the the wagons, 34,305.03 "The Last Supper" will be the subject of an address which C. nolulu March 28, and who are ee as theL name for the organiza- him for approval. Fences, etc frvP. for the soldiers, and on" the 6th tho n tefore 99,467.00 Peters, pastor of the Christian Church, will deliver in the makai pavtt- -. ing their honeymoon at the Forbes monta and the. constitution and by-la- cer- Livestock First Foot "bit the grit" for a tion As the situation stands it seems ion the Young hotel tomorrow at rcon, the occasion being the fourth of cottage. Last night Mr. and Mrs, ne ' lay the foundation for a thorough edu will to exer- Investments 056,339.00 cf in camp, during wnich there will tain the president have a of Holy Week services being enducted under the auspices of the Hawley were informed of .the expected instruction, ,and cational campaign in scientific taxa cise his veto power on the immigra- Growing crops 2,016,940.33 series a lot of general Inter-Churc-h of Honolulu. The meetings are held frcm 12 until arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Mowry, and ma- - Inventories 395,732.57 Federation plenty of combat exercises and tion. It is the purpose of the organi- is no what- Mow-ry- tion bill. There doubt being day a special musical program aside from were not disappointed as, the s ' "; zation to disseminate Information, wr hnt that th snatp will rnnciir Accounts receivable 696,489.96 12:30 o'clock, there each neuvers appropriate to the terrain. bonds 1.015,000.00 the address. now areestablished tn the next The 2nd battalion, commanded by gathered near and far, on this .subject In the house literacy test provision Investment cottage. pre-se-ri 34,475.40 Captain Wm. Newman,: is near Ewa and every.effort will be made to and leave It In the bill when passed Cash " in- Young sage Today,. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley,. were Mill while headquarters, and the 1st data? before ' the public in an The Makai pavilion of the cf Easter and what it has in ; and sent to the president There is j J man-ne- r. present-da- y by of and 2rd battalions are at Red HilL ter t ting and easily digestible : 00 chanc of its reiectlon or modifica 511.581,325.87 hotel Is proving an unusually busy store for the man At tie agreeably surprised the arrival -- O. McGunnegle . - . " gathering yesterday Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Eckstrand, whose mar- Colonel K. commands .." tion by the senate unless the president LIABILITIES. from the the afternooni ; - place this week fact that riage a few days ago was the regiment and Majors C. E. Tay Following a meeting to be held can exert sufficient influence to ac- - Capital stock .$10,000,000.00 Robert E. Smith spoke on the subject in Honolulu ' early next w eek by the committee; a 501.102.81 roon services in observation of Holy "The Last Miracle." the culmination of a romance begua a man and Joseph' Frazier, the 1st and comDlish that unexDected result A Surplus : - Inter-Churc- respectively. general meeting will be called when Five per cent bonds" 998.000.00 Week, conducted by the h Services now are being held each year ago. Air. and Mrs. mwiey naa 3rd battalions iarc timnortion f senators nredirt General .Edwards, the brigade com- the plana of the committee Will come the retention of the obnoxious clause. Maui R. R. & S. S. Co... 27.239.41 Federation, are creating intense inter- morning at the Catholic catjhedral, the honor of serving the newlywed3 up for discussion, alteration If deem- Parable" the Maundy their first luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. mander, watched the regiment march Senator O'Gbrman is almost alone in Accounts Payable 54.983.65 est. "The Last furnished Fort street. Thursday will way SchoBeld ed advisable and adoption. today by 7 proceeded shortly after for by on;' the down from declaring that, the naragraph will be j topic of an address delivered be observed tomorrow and at o'clock Eckstrand visiting Cen-tia- on Monday, afterwards both The committee is composed of Prof. j 77 l Haleiwa, where they will spend their eliminated when action Is in the . $11,581,325.87 Dr. Doremus Scudder, pastor of in the morning high pontifical mass en-- Wm. A. Bryan, Marston Campbell, taken Hono- camps. Yesterday he spent the : senate. 1 Manager's Report. Union church, which was listened with Holy Communion and the bless- honeymoon. On their return to E.- - V. Wil- tire day between the two commands Prof. J. S. Donaghho, Dr. Man-whetbe- r lulu, they will up residence . There is much sneculatlcn as to The report of President and to by a large gathering cf both men ing of the holy oils, will be celebrated. take their cox, Will Wayne,-Chas- R. Merriam, bungalow on avenue, and heexpeets to put In much of his the immigation bill will be ager Frank F. Baldwin in part is a and wemen. L. Tenney Peck assisted At 3 o'clock in the afternoon the cere- at their Tenth timi actually" In the.'Celd with the ' Allan Herbert and Ed. Tows?. ' in the services and Mrs. G. K. Tacka mony washing feet will Kafmukl. Mrs. Eckstrand formerly passed over the president's veto. It is follows: of the of the 1st, and later, with the. 2nd . and 23th, H., 9. 1914. bury sang. in was Miss Mable Ross. - accented as certain that the requisite Puunene, Maui. T. Feb. be held, while at 7:30 o'clock the when they have their turn In ; camp. two-third- s vote exists in the senate To the Directors and Stockholders of The Inter-Churc- h Federation has ex- evening aBermon will be delivered In '". The regiment Came through in fine disap-nrov- al Su pressed as being greatly pleas.d PortugueseX MONUMENTS and house. If the president's the Hawaiian .Commercial and itself SUGAR shape, and considering that it was the is not nullified it will be be- gar Company with the success of the series. Meet- At St Andrew's cathedral thist firsts march of the year, the; showing , At Lowest Prices. cause some Democrats In each branch Gentlemen : ings of this sort now are in vogue in evening at 8 jo'clock. the augmented twa8 quite remarkable.; Only one man cf Congress consider it bad iolitics to Following is the annual report for all the large cities on the mainland, choir will render Sir xTohn. Stalner's SAN .FRANCISCO, April 7. Beets? had to fall out on the hike down, and H E. 1-- bo-for- e HENDRiCK.'LTO. rap the president oror the knuckles and have set a new standard in the "Crucifixion," at which time an offer- 88 analysts - 9s 2 Parity;- - 3.92 that owing to a cut foot.' Injured I' hone 2643, Merchant and Alakea Sts. in' such a fashion,' (Continued on page three) v method, of bringing to light the mes ing will be made for the organ fund.' cents. Previous quotation, 9s 1 d. ''the start'-;- ' . . . ''i-jiV;------:r- - ;;;-:.;:'

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By M)l Ttnvrr latest SERVICE IS IN EFFORT TO WASHINGTON. D. ('.. Mar. 26. Ft. Schofleld, Honolulu, probably will be .'.'"v: the post which Rev. Ignatius Fealy. for nine rears curate at St. Joseph's MAKE SENSATION Church, will be assigned when he Will be delivered to all parts of the city on Good Friday, April 10. Send lirjowr crdtr early.., Out aim I NOWPLANNED CRIMINAL takes up his duties aS chaplain in is to make them better than ever this year. : ' the United States Army. Father Fea- ly left Washington yesterday for a as- A 11-da- y service beiw.-?e- Pugot Uniformed aud plain clothes pclicr (Contiaaed from page one) vacation of a few days, before LOVE'S BAKERY found' and the Hawaiian island L efflcers'ln larger numbers than usual suming his new Unties at Fort Myer. ow planned with the completion of n; in gled freely lathe vaaf crowd fhat last week issued a warrant for thi Va.. where be is to be stationed prior gathered Pier'. 15 mornia;; ti young man's arrest on virtually the to his regular assignment. He is the adjustment of the schedule of at this CSpace Reserved) Mat-so- departure of Mat.? hi same charge. Sylvester was brougat likely to remain at the Virginia post sailing of steamers ever the n witness the the t Navigation Company's triangular .Navigation liner Matsonia for San to Honolulu from Hllo yesterday lust across tbe Potomac about a 1 ' l r route. Francljtco. On Kard the vessel a dele - , morning, and at tbe same time a 1 month. - ! was subpoenaed - Vritb"tb.e addition of tho chartered gatlca cf detectfves visited all por number cf witnesses Plans for a big reception and public steamer Honolulan to the number of Hour cf the ship, the mission of the; and brought over at the instance of demonstration on the occasion of ' being withheld from thoee who the U. S. district attorney, to be used STANLEY STEPHENSON EMPTY BOTTLES FAIL Teasels now making Seattle and Ta cfcers investigation Father Fealy's formal leavetake are ATJD porta i,.,t M.i in tho in the federal of the being by of his LOCAL GEfJEKALl BECOMES A.BENEDICT , TO FIND READY SALE coma of call, the Matson line .nni vrt Dy made a number passenger freight tbengh their appearance caused con case. Sylvester was released me friends, no definite for the affair J operates three anJ federal authorities on his personal date AT SHERIFF'S AUCTION carriers from the Round to Honolulu siderable comment having yet been fixed. It was stated The members of Damien Council No Shortly after the Lurline docked Sheriff bad been advised to recognizance, , Apostolic and thence to several Island porta. Jarrett in Judge Whit- today that a priest from the 563, Y. M. U will meet at 7:30 o'clock yesterday. Stanley Stephenson and county coffers to-- keep a close watch for a man alleged When the civil suit to be The city and are The Hyades and Hllon lan, already lu ney's court was called for tria Ithis Mission House at Brookland is this evening In the C. B. V. hair. Miss Alice Valpey were married In the day enrichod t0 am0unt of m -- have recently disappeared from the vac- service, will afford the steamship to assigned temporarily to fill the - cnurcn, the morning tbe jury was quickly select- . I Aietnoaisi ner. r.imer folIowInt tne Mie of a large quantity , proper Island of Hawaii, who Is declared to ancy occasioned by Father Fealy's 7 ceremony, M company every, facility. lor the ' ' ed, and Attorney Ashford then ask- A special meeting of Hawaiian Smith performing the unciaimed and conflsc Jed property. be wanted uocn a serious charge. -- i I care of freight and . passenger busl a for about departure from St. Joseph's Lodge Na 21, F. and A. M has been Vatpey bavhig been a passenger on. Deputy Sheriff Rose led the police ed that recess be taken rtprMntlng the accumulation of sev. ness. Heretofore the Hyades and HI an hour, until he coijld bring down the called, for f:30 o'clock this evening: th Lurline from San Francisco. The rears, held at the nol'ce station- - 21-da- y pdvanee to the wharf.". While big. out of cotton tni Icnlan operated on a. schedule, witnesses, which he expected to find Armor plate made There will I be work in the second f announcement of the marriage came Mc Duffle 1 andsome, Sergt Fred Iankea held the out While "the now.faaou but now the Honolulan, must be' dove-- ; at the federal court building. The counterpart of car wheels made of degree. . f as no little surprise to the mahy ;- inveahr-cspitalU- t, ring.1 which brought 1225 under the - forward gangway, and, scanned tbe paper Is the dream an i.i tailed Into the' time card. V 'i recess was accordingly granted, and t friends of the couple In Honolulu, and I proved largest JUlngle .' faces of all who passed before him, Col. Marcellus E. Thornton hammer.- the t While the Honolulan la a chartered at 10 o'clock the hearing was renew Arthur F.; Wli of the firm of M al? it is whispered that the ceremony wls.- , -- 4r intni h.,d. r i American-Hawai- Harbor Officer Carter and several men or Hickory, N. told of in a letter A nr .Jlner owned by the i ed, v C, .rJoherty, has notified tl Promy the cnlmbJiatlon of a romance ishlch job-l-ot ! I Identified with the .police department to Secretary Daniels of the navy de- .p Wed, the auction of a of an Steamship Company and her char Shortly afterward, in his opening ticn Committee that his fernery at his had Its beginning on the mainland . 1, delved fire-roo- engine room ac- of every deeeripMon from the August, cooft- - into the Mc-Brld-e partment Col. Thornton, an old 1725 ter ezpirea next' It la statement to the jury. Attorney residence at. Kewalo street Is about a year ago, . I to mUP. ot and quarters of Matsonia. fellow-statesma- n, latest model roadster the dently believed Hhat the service will crew the sought to comment on ihe point quaintance of his ' ftef" :formerly : much-wante- d f,r The bride was a rosId.ct vintage popular a score of years ago, be permanent. The Honolulan Is Thf individual was not obtaining Secretary Daniels, is sure that it is noons nnur S?arclock. that the. prosecution was its LS p , . . (of San Francisco, where she was weir netted goodly sum, sale of the C. found, but tbe official dragnet brought the right Idea and that it can be ac- The merely a trial ship and Warren, witnesses from the . federal govern- t circles.":-- a nor a to. light a half-doze-n youths who had ' known in social one! wheels, numbering about 10K addel manager & complished. &. well-kno- wn -- steamship of Alexander On Attorney objec- Q. Yee Hop "Co -- ' ment Ashford's C the ana . . ' " succeeded in secluding jthemselves In power cotton is aoneynioon. nr. ow;piiuawi 142.1 to proceeds. : v Baldwin, Seattle, has if ' The resistant of produce, firm, de- jr, tie at stated that : tion the court ruled thai, this matter meat and has will be at home In Honolulu. remote parts of the steamerV , , by In war- was' conttnaed business from that port at the explra was alien to the case at hand, but In weir established practice cided to, on Thursday of everyweek,' 'The sale until a late , While ; the. search ,was in progress, fare. Daring the civil war the con- hour yesterday afternoon. The de tion of the Honolulan'i charter should his discussion; to the court McBrlde give a special price on one particular f. : Why His .Grin Faded, a frantic woman, ,whQ .claimed to be used cotton bales as an ef- mand empty booties and demijohns warrant, Is more probable federates commodity. newspapers 1 a- for . , it than that ; ap- commented, hotly on what he s.emd Tne wni tel -h hm V I L 1 of . a lad, cannon iOther, vessels of the fleet will be en- the mother J action on the fective rampart against balls. of a special bargain every' Thursday vi pealed to the officers to find her son, to think unwarranted plan mak- tered In permanent service between federal court official's action. Col. Thornton has a for , - who she; had every, reason to. believe cotton, to dis- 1 V M fellow I of con-- and Hawaii. , v" In ! case con--: ing, armor plate out of Ralph Al. Kearns territorial immt- Critic Like it? dear Chinese and Japanese, a lot Seattle ' ; The jury sitting tha ' had succeeded In stowing away, Just place 'steel, now exclusively used for commissioner: will ie.av foi hohestly say that' in the opening talners was knocked: dowri at less than For years a passenger , S. Nott, R, Atierbach,' aratlbn tan service to eists of F. 1. 1 ' :: Cs the crew were attempting, to swing purpose. to Secretary you V " : ; the Islands from tbe Sound baa be.m William IJ. Heine, A. U Bushhell. that He writes Hawaii Saturday on tbe .first leg of his scene of the fourth act wre at 5. f ;V"fi '.' off the gangway, a crestfallen youth - '. looked for and Matson Navigation H.- C. Evans, F. yauicio owui ii, m iuc annual inspection 0( tne Plantation eoa as. the William Stone. John s ' was ushered . down the wharf, a neat that-hi- idea may be made Available Scamps Acior-uu- i. .appear ; Is tcnce. Wal-ter-? Company has Jong considered entering E. Steere, R. .W. Perkins. S A. Bald- - on that. Island. Following - his Amateur I, dont TeacherWhat. coast bundle, tacked under his arm which ior me leathlng of naval vessels. investigation on the Big Island, In that scene.: . - . Little Walter Conscience Is the this field. Such a, demand has. beea ' win. R. .G. Moore, J, B. Seafle and " the: re- u . -- 5 m - contained his scant wardrobe. The ' done," writes. Forbes-flob-t- o nna fAlfnW made upon the vessels of the Matson H: Underwood. ; i "l know it can be he commissioner will visit Maui and then ' Critic No, neither does fnr Ihit tnmi wl!t f!nd union between mother and the boy was "I interid do 1 believe such aflf r K fleet in the San Trancisccf-Honorul- a " It return to Honolulu. A trip to :Kaual'c'rtsoW w ; actively a touching yet strenuous one.' . '.. . The parties , interssted aro armor plate would be superior In ef wn ; direct service, however, steam : follow and after the completion .N.' that neighbors,: living, as Attorney .. Ash- any oe district of Honolulu and being located Taking i73 and steerage nciency to inai can . ; ueveu ni ships could spared cabll It well-know- n of j work there, Mr. Kearns wfll loqk not be for; the expressed it, "on thai, to-wi-t: - . paaseneers, ford any process I m as follows, Northern experiment until the new tha big Matsonia with from , fcto the condition of the can-- 7 f '".'' boulevard, Mud Lane, in the environs : ' A bench mark thei foot of pillar liners, Matsonia Manoa. recently Cant Charles Peterson on the bridge; CoV: Thornton does not reveal a7;0ahn BY AUTHORITY at and of ; the city, of Hllo." The charge Is 'Judiciarj completed, were ready halted a few moments after 10 o'clock of the detailsJof hie secret for manual at; the left entrance of the for serviced Inter-Isl-nn- that after a party at the horns of Mrs. - , sta- this, morning to permit the d facttiring armor from, the south Plans' now are being mkde for ,af Building In said District ot Honolulu. Husman, , who is now, Mrs.1 Sylvester, - suffl-cle-ot product-- course, there- 1 4- ORDINANCE NO. Is ; 18J feet above salt) datura plane. kAPX Ktaarlnn k Dap ..-- ' steamer Mauna Kea to gala pie It isof temperance meeting Flo-tin- da which is to headway In steaming from, on the night of Pecember 26 last, fore, Imposslble to any Said; grades are. above said datum" r u all goes well with the arrival of out was Jurnish 1ft ': Freitas Induced to remain plane, distance specified cn a man ; the harbor to the channel " . " . . inrcugnout next week, auV AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT the the Pacific Mall liner Korea from San overnight, Mrs. Husman and Freeman '' ' .n ' under the Peneath more I thfc- EREC-Tir-v which is on file. la the office of the ' Dices -- i the hatches than ' of Honnlfiln hrinVhw fit - thai k ORA Francisco, that vessel now reported Sylvester there, ; it WHad UV THE CONSTRUCTION remaining also; that r I Anil-Saloo- City City 7000 tons lof . sugar , had beea placed. Armor plate made out of rubber n t'tetri nf whir, TtiTTt.fiiNr.s ort - and County Engineer of tho "due from San .Francisco on Friday with, . widow knowledge' cbn-- n tk nt stroc- ; - the s and - Other Items, of cargo,, Included ship- was the Idea of an earlier inventor,; w Wadman ,s DESIGNED 1 INTEND. ena county or nonoiuiu, ana 19 mars- morning will be dispatched for uh-froci- i chairman. The church: TtRES 0R .the nIvan:6 the man .wronged, the girl , was . ex . V ments' of ribe. coffee bananas and j never made practicable. It ;esv wWcn meet-pecte- d TENEMENT d Grade Map Na ; r coast of , Japan China :5 . have ehtered into the ED TO BE USED FOR and j about k ro I GeT promise of marriage. ; y ntnaa aefensive device Metho-woul- I Section. 2. The. sidewalk lines of , - thasuch &g are Central Union, d HOUSES, OR THE KEEPINO OR o'clock that evening. .The Korea Is ir rioto 1 The , defense fs pased;, apparently First oassenrera laclnded tDnriRta hft provide a medium of elasUcity f - Par)t.; Epgcopal MAINTAINING" . OF- THE said Laiml and, Pulwa Streets, bringing 250"tons of freight from the I MpOtt. .an; upon girl's dIsr and First Christian, SiME having snent nnmher nf wpeta In attack the char num. pfoerart fiftrft dav1 SCHOOLS Mch are also the curb lines, shall mainland for discharge at Honolulu. wuituMtuw!.!.. Tn, w ' f will fn1ntaM.a.VA IN THE VICINITY OF acter, previous reputation and con wa '-- the islandv took passage in the Mat her would 'bounce off ami fall Into the music i'AND i ORPHANAGES; be : parallel y wlth and the dlstanco , The vessel Is to supplied 600 and' addresses. R&t be with' duct during, that night.; ter;, " sonla for the mainland. v Four private- harmless.'-- '4 'PEALING ORDINANCE NO.'22 from, the following described: tons of coal during stay at ' OPnown the the ' ' 7; ly owned: automobiles were: taken as YiTs' 'tit J J is 2 ". '.'. The Korea will at r' - lort berth Pier - Manni ngtry Ready Dc pa rture.. , .' cargo. ' for exchange of courtesies between N01LU.lr-wrA.:- k ;.: Map Na . J - - . r ). The British.! freighter Marinlngtry; j. y seldom a larger : crowd, - Cammenclng point ; It lis that ... " , . 1 TRY : ar iti., at a Captain Rice Has . . . a . vomnanv. died --San Franolsrrv RE IT ORDAINED-i- TME FE6pleI Rare Work. following discharge of 4700 in - HffK -v fh-oM- has assembled at the wharf than that the ton' luienaea to resnii. in .inauaiuc 10 3 r i- nr Parv i fh ir. Captain Emery Pacific" ; Rice of the gathered there this morning. With of ;: Australian: coal at this porC ba ia'... f.f Mall Mongolia baft ex-pect- ed stealer, exhibited the tnelody from the Royal' Hawaiian been prepared for sea and it Is a rare work on navigation, .'This was tha vessel : will - be . dis- ; that copy band afid the gaily bedecked passen- l of maritime work published in gers who lined the; rail, thja departure patched; for, Eareka, Cab,, or another 17C5 , VlJwauy. , " ; - - " and vild to be cf port evenlngic The company 10 uus urumancc oe w . : 'one theroMest proved, as-- lt norths Pacific r this Academy nan,cu "wu,ul limes in Buaii 7 7 i of" epectacular was pleasing Is. K'lth fier htishnnrf 'inwin) hutlIJTte' s'fihiturWien ' betaff works the' kind; known. An entry :- Manningtry; stated ?tp have!, been - , inil vat Vha tfV ti'ioV and unique, - ' tel df the Navr Denartinen i Secre- nere- - V w a, 'cne of the pages explained that "A big outgoingv. wasiP.f?- chartered to take lumber ( from , the the War Departmentt I " 4 expected; that ?Mr Dohr-- or portion thereof which is designed J. ",'7 rv mall dispatched adapted' TrI ?to-lStt- the volume had been the property of united States destined for, Australia. or td be used or usedjjo ?It?Vient Surc! ' to San ,. , ..: ., ; .; , ; ..- - ' ...... Francisco in this vesseL ' JK2en Azimuth: " ' a John Savage. It also noted on ' . i. , : . . u. ' '".!';, tr.sruf that ' 3 I75-- - September 19, ,1770, Savage had'aalled ft: Repeat May Sail Today. : i coast i famillAA' livlntr :tndnendeatlY Ji. on'1- - 2 feet;.' l Loncly Maiden Visited by Skipper. emy a model .of one! of the, artil ! from Manchester, and then went on The schooner . Repeat, having been I REAL STATI: TkAACTlbxS '"otoervand having- - ammon right i ; : it The British steamer Strathallan(. discharged of shipment of: lumber lery stations 3;50..22M24.S JJ; i ns follows; rBound for God Knowa " a in the stair'ways, verandas, yards, wa ' Captain Scorer which reached Sah 1 Pd-g- et . 8expected will be dispatched 4, &V 29' 202.2 feet, to the point of . , Where." y,V v for ter. supply, or privies; or by more-- than .Francisco, from. put in ; Academy has been charged with tniered f iteeerd Apr. 7, 191J, - -- Australia, at Sound this afternoon, the vessel resf j two above first story so a curve, ': : ..V. v'ri It is interesting to note; that since models of the, - J 10 wa p. m. families the - lonel Maiden' island for the purpose sailing In ballast;. Repent arriv- ponslbility for the Fior irm wwium. - 5.. Thence curving to t he right with the puLJication -- press The living and having- a right In common came, .'; from the pro-Visions- Dy of supplying the with - ida, and will see that it is nanaiea a: wner Atty et als -- inhabitants ed here on March 20 from Gravs Har- jvuwue v i ; radius of. 2$7,9 feet; direct r.nd received the imprint from with" will be given Manuel j) ; to) use" the. cpnvenl ences aforesaid, j Captain Scorer reported that pare: tThe; cadets azimuth - and distance being .' press s - . NV con- and received; the. imprint from 50- - ample"''opportunity examine . John. Walker and wf to" Herbert t SECTION iX't bersoh shall there are three, whites and natives to it rA-.As7- 57 172 ":-:'.-- - ; : feet, to tl.c point the wooden type two and a half cen- mid-ocea- n. t ';35" ' Dunshee ; D struct br4 erect ,or, cause to be conf -: living, on the little dot. of land In ,'3r, v-iC- of taagenS. . .'- ago,' been fillght Invest!- - Herbert Dunshee : City' and :r' turies there has but Thirty tons of supplies were As one result of the recent to. Sophie K utstructed .or' erected lia the 5.J 92 25' point - ; 29S. f.Tct.to of curva rf3 change ; - Countyi any building 1 Inthe rules of navigation, and , gallon in 10 ine ugnuiouse service, yj f .D of i Honolulu.' left at the Island. The Srathallan, it u . . 1 . ." ' . . .of,, r "''; .' :'v.' . Cecil JBrpwn City '' r ... to tht left;. Kice said he could have abided by all . Secretary Redfleld and a cemmittee to and County aesigaeo or 09 which was 23 daya from Newcastle, '.A' siructure mienaea jo, -- W ' ' 7. Thence curtlng to the left with n of the ancient and brought officials-o- f Department of".Honolulu D used . . ot rules the the for a tenement house. ' of other - had a stormy passage,, heavy head - - ' . ' T- - ! j ,iiradias;of 2S7.f feet, the direct Mongolia safely into through, Commerce,' . George War ringtoti, James Taylor4 and to City Vany port and winds and seas prevailing during the ' of 'wf shall keep Or malhtafn ten i. ;aiImuth-- -- The barkentine J. M. OTifflths'majr " cii:L ' and distance bcfnfi the dangerous gales. . i of naval construction ana vonnty of Honolulu . . tWlthln five - entire run. , - . senerintendent 0 ment house ihundred "! go to he toefli drydock for a cleaning Percy " I ; ,' 7S 1OM4O.0 feet to the pointy ' '' arid . K Mossman to C300) ; : of service been dismissed P E R any,I premises up '"r" : - ; ' i -- ; , ' the has ;feet ,:of - 'i W&h and general repair before proceeding - r : r ".of tangent: ''Vr:" Ulgr Colliers ... , ; MvarH n. GHlettee. assistant eneln- otranch D on . which f? maru tamed i an v nubile For Panama Senlcf., Cut Rates for the Jobless. ; , ' - SV- '6$ 26! .9 to pipe to the Sound In ballast,' . ' ' feet a n.ar : appointed tjana or In-- Bids have been opened in Washing- It" - eer in, the service has been Hawaii Ltd to A q school, orphanage reform or Indus : fell to the lot of a Japanese oper- .7:-.::i'f..n- ? r;.- ' V t . galls-- c . ' . ; . ; ''V-- the' easterly tin of Laimi ton for ; of :two big by President Wilson to succeed him. 1 . . ParRel trial school, or upon which ) is main. -- ; ated steamship line to come to the - way r;..t Street; -'- . ' In sailing for Hilo and . ports , Mr-- : of Philadel- Amalle W Tschudi (widow) et aV any school colliers Intended primarily for the use relief of a large delegation strand- Gillette, a native; tained sectarian or private -- , of Inter-Islan- d 3. Thence curving to right to Lai-- or this morning. the steamer - Pa,V rofmerly Inspector of to Eben K Paauhau 1 o yu- - the s the lsthmatn Canal Commission, phia. was" i ipui-ui- ed Americans: who' through the new fair-shie- niiiiu uvi ina iitau - Mauna a d Oi headquar-ter- s; Henry rv 'v'i ml street and containing ap- but so designed as ready things.- - Kea carried list the. lighthouse district wtth L Hoi stein and wf to Trs pMs are IA attendance; provided, to admit of order of at Manila and other : hor Jroxlmately ' ; cabin and decK passengers. Chf : v -- irjlfH an acre of land. cep-ab- le oif Boston., V No specific charge of Protestant of X Kohala D' ever, ap-- conversion intor naval colliers, Philippine i stations ;were deprived at that this section', shall aot : - Frank JUiinl. SfrectL". Comracnclnc at a ; of coaling battleships and other employment ; through the FUlplnizar was .preferred agarndt. Mr. varnng- Caetana and wf to Trs of ply to' cases In. which such tenements ; To'call atjMaul, point which marks; the proposed cen-t- er is aval craft at sea. .. -- V tion of the government An announce- also Kona and Kau toa, f his dismissal being due. It is Protestaftt Ch of N' Kohala D are'exlstlm at the time of, th;estab ports llawali, Inter- - line Lalml Road These , will be the. first -- of a ' great ment has been made through. Philip- on the island of the was'said, :tdi the! cfesire ol Improve- i Samuel Hobfohe to Hakalau Plan- - intersection . of -island steamer; Mauna Loa has tatlonvCo i.rA . 1 whu ae wyia euro ; ine. 01 ptuuaa .; fleet of similar craft intended to pine government bureaus : ment la the service. I. that the , w o.; auj persva ..it4t' .a supply Osaka Shosen Kaisha, which operates beeq placed on the berth tb sail at ,' Antone Crlvela and wf to Hakalau jwijuns, AreBtfej.th. coordinates of which are. .maintain of coal in the canal v any of. the provislonsof - ' Ma-nil- as' to. Government Trian- ? xone for the geat of vessels several steamers plying between a noon Friday. Plantation Co . .. referred the- number NEW NORMAL "nce shall .be deemed guilty .of a gulatlon gurTey- -- pass ai and Tacoma, BIDS.F0R Fanny Straoch and hsb to Mrs Station Rosebankr expected to through the Pan am has just offered . to ' misdemeanor, and upon convict -- , ; . . ? government j- With the" discharge of Kaohu. . . and and Canal. :; v'. employes returning 'to of tbe last Kauhane shaM-be- . YtovUt&.- punished by fin-- h-',;- SCHOOL BUILDING ARE ; "to " thereof, a r nnn- - . - r time war the United, ; States a flat;. of ?S0 the' lumber brought to the port In the Samuel kalillkane Trs of Sing rif iim .h.- In of. all of these colliers rte uuv uuu . nui-- steam-era- ; schooner pro- 1 Chong Co '". ui muic. Hie. iiuiiutca L 30&f S9 443.0 feet; Thence-- on a may : be diverted' to naval - vessels; for transportation, upon their Repeatj that vessel win OPENED THIS MORNING .. .. lars ($500.00), or by Imprisonment for ' bence they are so constructed as to . -; ;. ceed to he.. North Pacific coast In i" Arfmura to Allen & Robinson curve to the left having a ra- a : term not exceeding six months,, or In view of the increasing pressure ballast'; The Repeat may sail by Ltd dius of - feet and direct adpIt of carrying a battery, light the for. ? ct . . i The following bids the contract V ; by both such fine and imprisonment. of I r' H bearing : being ?tT guns and to be generally eerriceable being brought ttf bear tipon.the Amer- !ast the week. to construct an addition to the Normal Manuel M Rapozo and wf to Jasi t and distance v. . SECTION 4. continuance of . ican employes of the insular service, The 278 IV M.9 feet; Thence . for naval uses. The ships will be 522 ' school training buDding were opened T?r r' and ' ; Inter- George any VTniatwn .or this uramance Shan 3. 248 feet In. length, 62 feet; beam and 23 the consequently increasing .Taking cargo and late mall, the at tbe office of the superintendent of Waipa and wf to William 2.2210 feet. number of resignations, -Island . . . . deemed a new of rence for each day Commencing a point marks comfortable quarters for. twenty-fiv- e forced and steamer Helene . was dis- noon today. first P Louis n d at which public works at Tbe Hamm-Youn- on otherwise," is to be presumed patched today Mahu-kon-a, von g .same is so continued. proposed , officers: nd,x144 crew, and will be it' that for Kawaihae. following bid- Co Ltd to K tber center line Intersection , figure the name of each wlif?? sea-pee- the offer will be gratefully received Hakalau, Pepeekeo Papal-kou- . Minamishln Rel wuinance f of Puiwa. Street and south curh capable of a maintained d of and the: figure for the fo. a the der Is total offered ' Co-ord- ' . Hamm-You- o"'"repealed. ' - :" by more than a few of those who have von ii ijk'in tvr thereby i f- 14 knotai" The vessel is expected to return next two are the fn n line. of Nuuanu Avenue, the recently resigned their positions and to port entire Job. the Olsen SECTIONCThls Ordinance shall Inatca With possible the with sugar." Rel' " of which are, as referred to the oil wmm a substitution f amounts each offers to deduct for 9W m at m.. d a. . m . . ' themselves to the hands fate. Hamm-Youn- g - a fuel, .of iv raicimoto to von i tase eneci irom ana alter the aat6i Government TrianguJatlon..... survey ins- for coafas naval these colliers - certain emissions, and the last figure 'There are few who are still in- - e a Co approvaL'-- -- In , of 3067.5 Vsaay-b- turned Into tank ships, event of the Matson Navigation is the number of days in which each Ltd CM its tiott "Rbsebank;" North feet, ' clined to believe If ' ' that they wait V Ono to von Haram-Yonn- g Introduced by - 1112.9 ' " : . ';' v i:'"-'- ' v - '..-;- . steamer Lurline sailing ,r Kahulul et al and "East fee and running a3 ' long 1 enough govern- promises ta finish the job. The bids ' the Japanese Thursday Co Ltd ' EDW. II. F. VVOLTER, Vessel t Lost Off Japan Coast. ment pay 00 evening, thai vessel may were: ...CM, follows by true Azimuths: .: Aklt-v-eushi- win consent to a bonus to - 1 ; . of warship to Est of Louisa B Brick wood by Supervisor 1. 334 IS' 205.0 The coumander the each American leaving, islands, return Honolulu to coraplct? a car H.,F. Bertelmann. $3728. $75, $23t. Tr i.. feet; d,tPtched by the go of sugar by Saturday to -- Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd Tr Dabs of Introduction, March 17th. 2. 22& 50' 157.0 feet; the Port Arthur in-- or Sunday 75; H. L: $3001, $61. $194 put the present inducement, view Fernandez. ' odmiralltj to seek shipwrecked - hedul.-- d ,..AppmtTr iyiL.? 3 S20 26' 188.0 after of existing "circumstances, would ap-- mornDg- ,The Inline Js to 70; G. F. Alden. $1995, $40. $120. 35; feet: Judging: from sail 6 vf Record Apr. , 1914, 4. 323 185.0 j north- vessel, reiwts that the pear, to be quite-sufficie- for for coast at o'clock Tues Rahe & Andrews. $3900, $35. $175. 50, ntrfd 59' feet to the those rrem S:30 m. to 10t.5S m: Approved this 7th day of April. A. dead, bodies as well. as broken: boats who are Inclined. to day evening. Freitas & Fernandez. J3274. $100. $500. a. a. westerly, line of Park Street. travel wers Cressaty tc-Le- D. 1914. discovered; on the coast of South $172, Cottage Co Ltd et al All streets, aTenaes and roadway " its 50; Henry Defrles, $3122.50. $40. : Chnagchong-do- . & Cooke Ltd M JOSEPH J. FERN. ordi-ranc- e, In Chosen, the missing: The Peninsular and Oriental Steam- Rush Turbiner Construction. 90, and J. Fernandez, $3800J $100, $300. Vu not specially described In thfa . John Kuokoa by Gdn Mayor. City County Honolulu. ; f vessel Katsnyama Mam must have ship Company has announced the sale The Great Northern turninera now et als to and of as well as the grades and de- - - Yee Hop foundered la that direction. In regard of the liners Borneo, Sunda, Palawan under construction- at PhiUlielph'.a Aoe t T. H. tails of the curb lines, shall be In ac- v to the, fate of the European Maru as and Sumatra, two to Japan and th are being rushed as fast as possible, American Brokerage Co Ltd to F 5824-3- t. cordance with drawings on fHe In thfc defi- -' 11 E Thompson et al Engi- ;well,as Kamiyama Mam. nothing others to buyers in Bombay. 1 is tne intention of the railroad to TO AND Trs ....TrSale office of the City and County VESSELS V nlte is yet known) In their place are to be built six place the speedy passeneers liners in Kobayashi to K Haida L ORDINANCE NO. neer. City and County cf Honolulu. FROM THE ISLANDS Ka-waka- mi ships of the Khiva only operation between San Katsugoro Haida to Kokichi Marked Grade Map No. 9. which I ' class double Francisco and Stowaways .Mel Sad Fate. its tonnage The- - company has now Astoria as quickly as the condition CM BILL NO. 74. fcerebs' approved and made a part of ' k Severf stowaways who were brought under construction vessels totalling will permit It is rumored that when gpeelil Cable to Mr rehaati' this ordinanoe. it?1 in Vio' Vua'Hnk We rnit at Sinaivirii 70.000 tons, one of which is the 14,000 1 the new liners are placed in commfi Eiehange know from experience how AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO Intrcduced by had b- good a man feels nayine his have about the, most ton Kalserhind. sion a traffic agreement will - made after THE ESTABLISHMENT OF L. PETR1E. . Aus-- debts. unccmfortaMe voyage down to : Jtes with the Pacific Navigation Company, TTednesda, Anrfl S. GRADES AND SIDEWALK LINES SujKsrvfsor. , They were . tralla on record. part of Wireless on Pacific Islands. which operates the Yale and Harvard SAX FRANCISCO 7. ON PARK, 1.AIMI AND PUIWA Date of Introduction: April 7. ' Arrived. April 191. i a company of 13 Macao Chinese who The Pacific island of Nauru has now between San Francisco and San Pe- 5 p. m.. S.S. Manoa. hence March STREETS. IN THE DISTRICT OF At a regular meeting of the Board .;W'f"r" 1i:-'dSy- s lay concealed beneath an efficient wireless apparatus in op- dro and Los Angeles. The two lines 31. HONOLULU. CITY AND COUNT of Supervisdra of the City and Couniv flooring hold, in space eration, messages scithe of a a two aud are being sent will exchange passengers, thus mak Sailed. April 7. 2:45 p. in.. S.S. OF HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF cf Honolulu, held on Tuesday. April - feet" and two Inches in depth. Food to lap (Caroline islands for trans ing it possible for travelers on the Ventura, for Honolulu. HAWAII. 7. 1914.'. the foregoing Bfll was passed V:'; by ny ; was brought to them, but whom mission., caoie to ail parts or the two lines of turbiners to make as SALI.NA CRFZ Arrived. April 7. Be it Ordained by the People of the on First Reading and ordered to print say- - ! ; they Would hot declaring, indeed. world. Nauru island and Ocean island good time by water as is now made S.S. Virginian, from Hilo Maroi 24. City and County of Honolulu: on the following vote of said Board; ... ffjthat tbey did not know.. Before expert large Quantities of phosphate 1 via rail. Kxcept during a period of SYDNEY 4. So- Section 1. Datum ' " Sailed. April S.S. LOST. Grades. Piano. Aye: Cox. Hardesty. Markharai; a ting back in Singapore, under arrest, annually, and uglv exp.-cte- : it that Ocean winter weather it is noma, for Honolulu. j That the grades of Park. Laimi and Pacheco. Petrie, Wolter. Total 6;-- -r sev--. hiah-ixnve- ' to island will r math-wireles- s Ho-sweat- the oand of IS had diminished also have a that the fast schedule i!l be Lady's lavender rashmere jersev Puiwa Streets, in tbe District cf er Noes: None. - en, two of the men having died, and installation before long. In . A j tained. marked increase in the amount of on Wafiiki road between nolulu. City and County of Honolulu. AbRent and not voting: MeClellan. . y ., T four having to be left In a hospital at the meantime, however, it is possible j 1 m m freight I v for Hawaii ports was noted in town and Daimond Head. Wednes- Territoi-- of Hawaii, being portion of Tot;, 1. v pan. prisoners were sen-- . for vessels I Balik Pa The loaded at Ocean island to When a man starts out to paint the the shipment that left the port today day morning. Reward. Cassidy. NmianM Valley, as hereinafter rt E. BUFFANDEAU, I . . teuced to four weeks' imprisonment call at Nauru and report to their own- - town the police are pretty sure to for Honokaa and Kukuihaele in the Waikiki. forth, are established in Deputy CouhTy - reference to City and Clerk. each.-- " r- red-hande- d. Inter-Islan- d . . ers if desired. catch him - 5824-2- L 5824'-3- steamer Wailele. . a datum plane being mean tide at said L : HONOLULU STA1BULLETX NVHUNKUAV, A14:iL 8? 1U14. .

-- ' ' -- 5L" H f f 111 - - " 'I'llRRIII II r --v a . . iPA u v .11 HAWAIIAN COr.lL. vu? iff iiiiiiiii nil I II in MT--f WflRKINfl FOR R. I. a igp 'A LIU.IK is making business JOURNEY OF ' CARNIVAL trip to the coast as a passenger in the FOR YEAR 1915 15 Matsonia. 1913 J

C. de- f) W.'ASHFORO is planuing to - 1 N- purpose a ' 7 Company, H. 1st infaiitry, - - H., For the of nominating part for Maui in the Claudme. leav- (Continued from page one) lfT x '.'''-- iLverywnere wai inspected last night by MaJ. (". W. slate of directors to be voted upon ing the port on Friday evening. Floor corners, door corner, hterh mold Ziegler, inspector-genera- r cf the na- by the members of the Mid-Paci- the year ending December Slst. 1913. ings, etaJrwyx-7aa- d Other out-of-the-w- ay tional guard: and Lieut A. U Bump. Carnival, LtL, which will hold their E. M. HOLMES, a HUo business Tho past year had its difficulties. The morn- places all reached In a jiffy with the 21th 17. S. Infantry, inspector-inatmc- - annual meeting next Monday man, sailed for the coast in the Mat-so-n price of sugar was low, the crop har- tor on duty with the local militia. ing, the present board of directors steamer Matsonia this morning. vested was small, and we passed The company turned out 72 men, 80 has asked the presidents of the sev- through another year of drought. WiZima per cent of the total enlisted strength eral commercial organizations to VIRGINIA OrZEXS is listed as a From the records yoi will not that name two delegates to such aZ 90, two officers on duty form passenger in lb- - steamer Mauna Loa it rained more in 1912 than in 1913 Triangle Polish Mop and Jhe nominating committee. vith the company, ('apt I W. Red- - to sail for Kom and Kau ports on at Honomanu and Keanae, which Th Mop that 'CU'tfiO'tht.dorncn" The bodies which have been asked the-hea- rt ineton. and ieut. John C. Lo. The Friday. places are right in. of the id to help in this way, are the Cham country.. However, , . Fine for floors and woodwork. Easy majority of .18 absentees were ditch the rainfall the ber of Commerce, the Merchants' As '- on arms. No stooping. city, or a W. G. OGG. plantation was greater on the plantation in 1913. i ; - lhe back and either absent from the had sociation, the Ad Club and the Pro the Hawaii .; : -; Handle now aMftirmaa Mop non-appearan- ce manager, Crop of 1913. ha elbow." valid excuse for motion Committee. Two members of and Mrs. Ogg. were passen- sets at any desired " angle instantlv. Owing toXhe fact that a stage is gers for San Francisco in the Matson Grinding was commenced for lhii Po-U- the present board of directors of the Come already treatedrwith WUard lu beJn built aVross one end of the drill steamer .Matsonia this morning. crop on December 2d, 1912, and" was Price' complete, yi;50. Carnival , company, will meet in the hall, with, eight squads in line the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the finished on Jane 20th. 1913. with the company floor was taxed to ca-ffccit- y, to- N, - T. PUTNAM is among the pas- result that we bagged 50,310 tons of drill Stangenwald building at 3 o'clock 1 " ,. ii-- -- - WIZARD Polish enough sengers sugar. r . r- being room de- booked for the coast in the - V -- .X'. there not morrow afternoon, and if possible " ' llll v-- ; 362 r:-r:- ; Mri fhfl a famltar polith. t)ut with it to form skirmish line, although sev- termine a list of suitable names to Matson steamer Lurline, scheduled to The total weight' of cane was " r v i Contami m ncret Oriental oil on r own discov- depart on next Tuesday evening 483 tons, and It took 7.20 tons of cane.till' ery. ' harm finishes; your furniture. eral movements in extended order head next year's big carnival. but it WAS $rrt com-Jpan- y . sugar. All shsew 25o op. Get a bottI and learn bow to "ere made, in 'order to show the Of course the slate which may be to make a ton of Had the obtain a apteodkl "Wir.sikla" tbttUrv and tunny mechanism by MRS. C. G. BOCKUS and four chil- juices been as good, as they were for Jingle book for tb children,. familiarity with the prepared this committed is entire- of deployment The outfit was drill- ly subject to the will of the general dren were numbered among the pas- the 1912 crop, when it only took 6.S6 ed In close order for some time by membership, and it may be that oth sengers departing for the coast In the tons of cane to make a ton of sugar. that's why I hired nftnl' .;lTO'c otibisrs Barrere Sales Company the captain, and the men made a very er nominations ' will be made at the Matson steamer Matsonia this the 1913 crop would have reached 52.-- showing- - of meeting. 840 tons, i However, drought; In "clean too-- 89 Merchant St creditable time the annual the. had faces and clean nails, ? "San Francisco 1915," ,. is now the 1912 was the-- principal reason for the Phone 3297; i BEN-JAMI- watchword of . the Chinese-America- n MISS H. K. WILDER is expecting small crop, and, as predicted In "last but HE liad onl an ALFRED N to visit the coast as passenger years report. crop 1913 no soldiers, and if Company H attains a a in th of lost suit,v high state ; of efficiency this year, tne Matson steamer Lurline, departing less than 5000 tons of sugar on ac- and thatgive me a lin e : " ' 1.0KATTI - , - , fhows a good percentage at drill, and from Honolulu on next Tuesday count of; dry weather. rS. exe nuw, "';:: opdudf;meht v;'.; .makes . good in the . field. It will , be Crop of,1914.'': ;V';;."1 onhia and ood taste!'! ' Corner. ;? Y y year. Milling was. commenced in Novenv ' :&"V' sent to the,. big fair next It la I. np to the men themselves whether or THURSDAY C. H. NIEPER, formerly engaged ber 11th. 1913. ; Tassellng was unus- - - - xt ; . they-ge- t represent- in the express business in this city, ually late, consequently the' cane was i - ' Table not the chance of i - VJ'U .SR-- departed for slow-- ; V'A ''t' !.ETerywlierYL ing Hawaii, and its Chinese residents, the Pacific coast this in . maturing.' and it was decided according to a statement made by the morning. He was a Matsonia passen- to run only, one mill .until the middle i 4 This being Holy Wee them will be , 'f company commander.: t i v- - ger:;'" :Xf. of' December,- - after which two mills - no dance at the Moana or Young hotels " ' i ? Regular army officers are much. in have been in operation. Thursday evening. - t - P- f . A- - meeting "of the 'members of the terested in. the proposed trip of Com - A. SWIFT of Henry May and - Up to date we have harvested. 2650 ' '- . - The. next dance will take place 19,-19- i -t a no rmlit lTnnmvmnff"Iiih1'li i6en pany H, and are. offering encourage Company will visit the coast on a acres of cane, which have yielded 6 Moana.-advertisemen-L ! Thursday, April 16, at the business de- : t i called 7: SO o'clock evening ment to scheme: . , H and pleasure trip. He tons of sugar with 3995 acres yei for this the '.-- - r ' ' r r at the residence of J. J. Arcla, 3550 "A first, rate plan, and a decided i parted for the mainland In the Mat-eonh-v to harvest, it is safe to say that wo :mm 1 ; r' , wVfv Campbell avenue.-- novelty." Brig.-Ge- n. Clarence ' will bag 54,000 tons of sugar for: the said Ed , : . " 'X:xxx -- , '.;, v wards this mcraing. ?I will do every j Crop.'. .. ..'. v..'.'; ;' thing, in my ppwer to help it -- along. JrtEV. and MRS. H. P. JUDD have This would have baent another ban- " ' departed Sot vaca- 5 Shatter Notes i the mainland on a ner crop had it not suffered from lack Ffo tion trip to extend for some months: of water during the. summer and fall They; were passengers In the ; Mat-scniav- v 1913. ; of 1912. and during most of Thero OF Special Star-Bullet- in . .. we fx t SUPER WRITES Correspondence "-- building new dairy, ' -- .' In this includ we have sufficient la v , ' , is no question but that we lost 4000 . ' ;. irr- - FORT. SHAFTER? April ' K . With, 5 : or 5000 tons of sugar on account of ed many of the. modern dairy all branches of worfci '.,. ' the headquarters and two battalions CHARLES H. BROWN has departed drouehL X v. - X'h provements. Central. , - S iwiir b 2 closed of the 1st Infantry In camp at Red for the . mainland on a business and Croo f 1S1S - v:-,';:;:- ,;...--vf Algaroba Bean. Mill. "Having passed ;; through co-cper- t flfJ HAWAII Hill, the vicinity of Shatter is well fraternal mission,; to be absent for Plan tine was commenced on March I . During the ' past year we have year,, the hearty at: . many some, V alty-t- filled with troops and are the weeks. He was ar passenger in 10th and finished on the loth of Aug-- ground 377 tons of algaroba beana the company, cf th camp, garri Matsonia. . Friday, April 10th". visitors from the to the the ust The total area of plant and ra- - a "nd machine that we had on depirtalents on the plant., m I good apprec:-expanse- s son. Last night at the local picture . hand.; The meal., is equally as been particularly " : ' toons Is as follows - A letter received ; this morning by show house seating room was .at a '.W M h&Tl ..a ..livestock food, and will werej held down LESTER HAYWORTH, a; Neva Plant' cane . t . , . w ; ; . ; ;236.2 acres - tho Young Men's,"Christian Association premium owing to the number of men newspaperman: 8avfc munft during 1913, ar.d it i ' : da departed for Hilo Short ratoens 240.0 acres "s. f03 oUaf, .- GOOD FRIDAY secretary of an seTJ hl from Paul Super; general of the .1st who had come in for Lin the" steamer Mauna Kea this morn Short ratoonsf U.i:V.4,156.3 our be cl tlonfto follow the sar.e r: , camp' - acres'" - organization contains v the first evening's diversion. from life.,;' .. .: v. ' Is plentiful'f.J1 we eas- 191 b regrettf-.- t the ing, 7, Accompanied by nls family he beans so that can f; It is lo r " MY.:, , Is ini k news of what Super doing win Temain on big island for some Trrfftf - t35 ; Ur supply the plantation stables with fouj id necessary to rei.' r - ? 2nd In the r "ar Hilo toward Investigating the feasibil- The athletic: officers of the : - - t densJs'hegir.ning with J :!y 1 - crop; ro1 r wtr We have never- had under ; j , an asso-- fantry and 1st have arranged for a "? - ity cf the establishment, of : 1t However, it ,13 reaasurir.-- - better cultfvaUon. The rratoons re baseball gams- on next Saturday aft- the present divfJer.J c : hiUedip in good Ume and the exop,1 fInJ? that , "MARY JANE" SLIPPERS Writing of. ApriljC-Mr- . ernoon on the? Sliafter diamond.; The bjr algaroba will r.;i!.:' . j , .. under 'date beans. , all probability, be i j warm-u- p ,in spite of dry fall, ? ; ' " - I game in of a as a ;whole. the " Super .says: ) I- will be the nature ' ' '- ing' tlio present yea.! MclNERNY; SHOE STpRE very fa-- i " '' . - . '. - .T spoke yesterday morning in the for the 'regular regimental series has had a fair start,, and if good growing . conditions Kfng. V ;s Episcopal church 'and last night in the for the department championship that vored with : above A Fort St, begins on May 2nd according to the during this year; should give us a bis T7mmmmmxmxmmmrmmmmmm; ; A' J.A-- church corresponding; to Central; Un- ; : - XxfiXX-y-X"- ' schedule arranged at the meeting of yield. XX-- X i " " ion.' The biKKest man I" thus . business organl- - i representatives of the .various s During the lasJL two months, heavy 1 ; the, of; a boy " far have met father HPS? - : '; iations last Saturday.; Full details of rains hate fallen; o hthe plantation, V It was my fcrivilege to lead . in . to arranged may - ;. ' I ? the series and dates as which have greatly benefited the x church Jmemershlp. . He has , reason "-- definitely Vyet ' - :x.X:' : not be; announced as young cane. i , , tmd ? .'''!'- Electric Lights to believe in the association. The r Fi? alli-- - owintt to the fact that 'department fA Mobie and 'L Met J Crop'of Hilo men, seem, eager, Jto. have, an,,as- : ; headquarters hai not ; given. tbrmal lbrneSnnlisted mehV are held at ' 1916;.'S; fhti : sociauon at an any aate; :?The steam plows were' started on Instialled starred ; - " , ; r - Fixtures approvarof the plans as recommena-ed- the . police. ataUonT today. It: being ; ' i .. . i i .. ' .; ' : Hawaii, Su- V$ 13th i of October, nearly a month; Since his arrival oa Jlr. - sche- - ; but it' is known: that the cnargsa. that they stole two bicycles and, up to date, we ; :of earlier than usual,' ALL WORK ACSOLUTELY per, judging Irom. the remainder r V - - : ' dule . calls tor two games - hetween left' standing near the Y.; M. n A. 1100 acres, t r MAN- - ? 0 a have first plowed. v somewhat of ' ; - GUARANTEED ALL his letter, has become teams ; with t a Of . ' i' ; each ef the total building, the property i --- : of E. R. Tracy : Weare clearing off algaroba trees 'NER OF ELECTRIC WORK Hilo booster, thirty games in the. series and that una wev T jS'"V'. viarcnce suva. f special O racer on about 250 acres of land, which ( FACTO HAND-- is a good place and I like it," SATIS Rli;Y ""Hilo the games will be played on the post Xrarry ; Slzemore also ialleged the O ; a, ' that expect to take in for; this crop.' Each, LED AND REASONABLY ; ho writes. , fit Is much finer place diamond. ; ': men 1 are responsible for the removal than - we Honolulu ? people suppose. ?J' year we have taken In some of .this of wheel prem-- - buildings from in front of the l land that has, lain' fajlow , for : many There are. nice streets, . and .". The have not decided as -- authorities ises or tne . : xt;- sidewalks, ajid ;good ,: people I must yet as - to the action to be taken In Btarulletin. years, and the. results obtained have - -- --;X: say.. impressed - : been' excellent I with, the case of Private Herman.' Lewis, ",":.'";A amell the - A M- rLange . carelessly lounged Factory. .. v::x- City, r Su?ar i -- Crescent i. v the soldier charged by the police with Shadow Laces, i highway robbery and now v held in n.one of the steamer chairs provid ?; On account of the small crop har Flouncin. Inter-Islan- d ' ; ed by the Naviga-- J year. DR.;JAMES M. rtYLOB close confinement at this post Lewis Steam vested last It was not jiecessary D ; is liable to lose both the civil and uon, voffipany on tae Mauna ' Kea ons to crowd the mills. The average tons and Embroideries TO SPEAK AT: Y.M.C.A. i offenses the return from Hilo to Honolulu, he of cane ground per hour was 96.05, as f military; authorities for his is alleged and. In ".view of the fact; that the man to. have fallen to the deck against 103 toni for the previous crop.; with ' the result that he !. snffered : a " W Dr.' James lCtayior formerly pres was arrested , byi the local police; It is During the next off season it has ; dislocated, shoulCer which . necessitat- ins-'al- l.'dl Dourhrty , id ent' of .Vassal Colleger will givfe - an quite probable that the; military will been decided tQ l six additional c ; ed his immediate removal to the hos Jaous-In- gs address at the Y. M. CfA. tomorrow allow ; the r civil court: to take prece- cry8talllzers to replace the old pital for treatment . JEWELS SILVER' AND (he ; and before pro on jnills with.Pu-- ; ' RARE evening on subject of "Sicily.' dence await the result the first set of - "l - COLD WARE . Dr. Taylor traveled 'extensively ceeding with the. charge of desertion unene housings, to add a. fifth body - - - - " Kic- :v. - : - ' ' lis ;;- White Gloves in Silk and Dressed in .Italy and Sicily and has. consented and other military; offenses.-;'- ; ;. A collision has been reported to the to our evaporator, making .It a. quln-tu- pl l- '."-"- Young Building rV'vv-v:-- x-:-y- r -' ; ; Alexander to 'tell the M, Cr! K audience of 3ctv police in which Frank Lewis driver of a effect, .and to install, two Hersey : . " Chaplain WilUam R. Scott Is hold machine: 311 and J. P. Cooke dryers. , These are much-neede- d Im- hlslmpressi6ns cf that Island. Travel of iuto. ' talks have;been among the inost inter-estln- a: ing daily services during the present mobile number 503, figured at the provements. - :;:'X ' on ' :? King StrcetAuto Stand ofj the. many, lettures which week appropriate, to the season and palace ground. It is stated that auto Pumps. ' :;'vsv- have been, given at the assqciatlon and Sunday there will, be special service 311 entered the grounds at the ma-uk- a After an unusually busy season, the. v(Uahuka Site) Dr. .Taylor. will undoubtedly, be greet- at 10:30 a. m".v in, commemoration of gate and in turning met machine pumps are now balng thoroughly oyer aeryices will em- both Shirt-wais- ed by a large 'audience, tomorrow ev- Easter. The Easter 503, cars being considerably hauled, and will soon be In good re- . y ts pecially prepared . music and damaged brace through wrecking ; ening. Thursday . night;: t the of pair coming pumping season.; . The lectures - : for the 'TELEPHONE s assembly- - where all commence at 8 o'clock' and are held the post halL fenders,; lamps and radiators. The As the old Worthlngton pumps at A" services are ; held, , will v. be ; suitahiy occupants, were not injured. complete line of new style garment ' NUMBER In Cooke hallji They are to mem- ' 1, Kihei, have about outlived , free Well No. ' !": " ' -- 4'C3 . , the. occasion. -- decorated for V: ; : "; . bers of the association andtheir men - their usefulness, we have decided to. just;feceived x; - "While- attendance at the .reli s the .C.-Curti- ' Irienda J" R. was broucht to police replace them with a new, up-to-d- ate gious services , during : the week has Chauffeurs: station lasCnighW it being alleged centrifugal pump, driven by a Diesel-engin- e, t' 4 not been large' It has been sufficient' , - ' , L Spring Millinery - "l- that he: had entered the premises of which will be operated with .':- Henry T. Hughes - '""v. Frank Bako" iy so, to encourage uie cnurcn peopio m; IDEALS a Chinese tailor, and before leaving oil. change" will , Jna Vierra i Sam McMillan in the garrison and the hope that the California crude This 1 had attempted to do Every authentic style noV feein?: shovm : DIUy Aylett , M. Mill-- r attendance will increase Is well found- - considerable cut down our fuel bill at this station E ;s ; ' damage STCN IL r.HCBINES ; to property there, by throw very considerably. Antonio Rodrigues W. IX. Harrnb ed; : - ing a sewing machine into the street We are enlarging the ditch,.leading Han Nee Johnny. Frailer JST ,38Tt . BARRERE SALES CO. Recent " promotldns and appoint- front the outlet of this pump to the 1 (Vomer : Young Stand" Chauffeurs), 89 M erchant SC "7 ments in the 2nd Infantry are as fol- A. Blumberg, an enlisted man, ar Camp Six reservoir; this ditch will be Careful Operator Best Maihloea lows: Corporal "John1 A. Cody to be raigned before District Magistrate lined with a plaster coat, reinforced sergeant In company C, vice Frazee, Monsarrat this morning1 charged with with chicken wire. i reduced and Privafo Edgar Combs, to having been involved in an assault Ditches. upon C be corporal, vice Cody, promoted. In Mitchell was discharged, it A11 of the tunnels on ths New Hai- V. , Hen-sle- y being established by prosecution Nealey the ' Company C Private ku . Ditch have been completed, with ! , 'f:;A--. -- -- : has been appointed sergeant, that in this instance Blumbere was !x---'-- ".v; aggressor. the exception of Nos. 10 and 42; and, ix;. vice Crowley, discharged. not the although there are only 900 feet le" to; dig, will take several months to ' 1 it - Today's band concert will take . Several Japanese and Hawaiians, finish the work, as the material to be place at 6:45 p. m., and the program who were placed under arrest some removed is unusually hard. is as follows: days ago by Captain of Detectives year, 31.467 feet .Wagner McDuffie, At the end of the Grand Fantasia Tanhauser. charged with "being impli- of thi3 ditch had been lined, and as capricciSso--'W- hy . . che-f- a Polka Not?" cated in the operation of a Is progressing nicely, Is ; Gruenwald in the work it bank this city, were granted more expected 'that by the end of Jhe press 'tHEililBMEEiv . . . m which Selection Fantana Hnbbell ti in id Hfon tho nharvoc i I ent year, water will be running hronen Domino Gavotte ...... Olschlegel when arraigned before. District Mag- - Step You've Got Your Moth Monsarrat the ent:re length of the ditch. Two istrate this morning. necessary to consider- Always has' the Best in Honolulu er's Blue Eyes ..Berlin It will be do .. . "Lowrie" Ditch LnniMi OLmii r AwnrAWA Kapahulu Improvement Club Meeting able work on the thii Ta year, as the concrete on both the in- display, is noteworthy and enthuse wlthr;ts, for such beauty 'With Judge Lyle A. Dickey sitting The April meeting of the Kapahulu ; This M. takes and outlets of the pipes is in I in place of Associate Justice E. Improvement Club to- . ' r-- should not be overlooked. The and effect, yet within the bounds will be held re- Ji r r Watscn the supreme court heard argu- night, commencing such a condition that immediate I ' of; 32 oen-tcck- :' patterns of ''simplicity have never before at 7:30 o'clock, at pairs are necessary. ' i ment yesterday morning and afternoon the residence of J. Isaac Arcia, Camp- '2 gathered from s the famous china been seen here. n the suit of Ripley & Davis, archi bell avenue, near Diamond Head road. On the old "Waihee" Ditch, several centers oT the world. Specials In semi-porcelai- n, 50 pc. tects. against the Kapiclani estate. A large attendance is requested. tunnels have been run to take the seW $6.75, $9.75, $13.85, etc. old Quality , guaranteed and prices are suing for a $1080 place of sections of the ditch. j The architects I absolutely righL Specials In China 50 pc. sets, Union New Hospital. - fee. Justice Watson was barred from Central church will hold the i&-tflQ- : $7.50, $19.75, etc. sitting because the legal firm of first of two special Holy Week serv- The new hospital was opened in Gpod.;Wday;fe , Come , in and. let ; ns show you Vt: Thompson, Wilder, Watson & Lymer. ices at o'clock evening In March of last year and is one of the ; through department You will . CLOSE-OUT- S AT PRICE. 7:0 this and' , 2 te Saturday Morning the of which he was a member, appears the parish house. The topic of the most up-to-da- hospitals in this ter- Sunday as counsel for the plaintiffs. sermon will be 'The Most. Impressive ritory, and is a credit to Puunene. J Moments of Our Lord's Last Week." New Dairy. WiWSBimond & Co., Ltd., "What is a 'Chinese wall.' pa ' One I The second service will be held at The dairy was moved from Spreck-elsvill- e : 2124 1129 ; cf these hi?h collars after it has been 7:30 o'clock Friday evening, the topic to a new location about half Phone mm?H FortS tr Th House of Housewares. VJ.65 King Street. to the Chinese ljundry." to be "The Great Sacrifice." way between Kahuhii and Puunene.

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WEEK OF OUR LORD'S PASSION

WEDNESDAY THE DAY1 OF . neither can they speak nnt l tn.T hear. instead of med'taJIon ard prayer be- : waate-tiro- e - - : ing . I is- th? time- be HILEY H. ALLEN . ------EDITOR I There s uo rrcord for the evfn. Prayer provender hinrier-et- h In retire- sjent. and of this day. Jesus sprat !t no man on his Journey. The 10 WEDNESDAY APRIL ,11)14 the relative importance of tin- - tourist 'promotion ment, almost certainly in th? home of irinutes devoted to family woishlp, '. 1 hi frienda at Heibany.) may do the family more good ia the r...... , ,, enterprise." from is, : All profit u3l-res- the tourist, long run than 10 hours spent in s Necklace-catc- h Wednesday. The' ' Meditations for "' '' lc i)txn1 io Ihr. tntt, ami iritl di "velvet.'" housekeeping.' now, ' '': v iV;'., ilcitth of ioit t)? rxmhy parlanceof slang, of It is tnifr v' V v' I .'. ':S vorcr flint Ihoxc icho Hurromul you trill hv tjoinl The Bethany Silence. as it was .hen in Bethany, that Mary the , mat tcT of declined exports liint hi yir, In week of the life of our chosri the better part when she sat at need fixin ; the last may rmi toihe Miimr tlrptht.- - Maeterlinck. two things "saveoVthem'ord from lieing much the feet of her Lord Instead of belns - Lord, there were two days of silence. v di- burdened with much serving. werse than it is. One of tlits is the item of One was Wednesday, the Silence of Wednesday day of Bethany the or perharw ilAre islontv stone missing J ' PRACTICAL SA100N WORK versified industries, fueauiug :natural products the Bethany home; the ether was Silence has no recorded history. It rpi Saturday, the Silence of the Tomb. Nay. roughly, cred- - is not. therefore, unimportant setting, 'ornniyle; i other than sugar, which, inny le These two days were no das of In- of all the days, this 'day of prayer fnm a senralstoni One thousand saloon were wiped off the map , itiil 'with again of aliont two millions, ami tin activity but cf recuperation, one for and silence, of recuperation from yes- hracelet-- -- ' Cross, the for one link is broken in the -- the Trial of the othsr terday's toil and of preparatlcn for i on that, good hr;the vote taken' it tin Chicago election oilier of manufactures, for more than the Glory of Easter. lArncrrowY trial, could not be omitted. Ttiosdav. Voiucn voters aW credited with the half a million. In the latter eas an increase of The power cf Silence Is not always The best prayer Is the praver of si- Whatever ncelK repairing - m ; long 4; leccimlred. Great souls hv j?ener- - lence. Man Is prone,; however, to good : work. .All praise" the women. Jt . is t xjKrts to the Philippine Islands of $.V)0,80i is for j ally been horn and reared In the re think that much talkins w'll grant 'as it ctmies under ilie heaid of 4Iewel- - Iainiod'thtat a woman's iiiKtmci is .fpiicke,r, and yundouhtedly due to theiigar mill plant made in gions of Silence. vednesoay- - yas not him a hearing. Our Lord cl'mrly waste-day- ; a ; but a prayer day. hen warns against He as much as - r Honolulu group. 'this. ?y should ;he hrought to the place more accurate ilian man's julpiunt": for that the scul of the Lord took firmer roc t ays that the one who:wins the ear.of ,r Though Hawaii has imt woinairH "Miffnie, .Thciv.fore, it. is owing'- - to the four factors :ln the unseen and the eternal. the Father must pray in secret;", that whereworkmeu lo as - The inyitation to prayer. un It Is Jieathenish anl therefore vain to them is a suggestion-fo- r Honolulu iii this Inri- incut mntil---fcder- al exiHiiditure, tourist traffic : ed by the multitude, is an invltat'on think that one shall be heard for his as they would do i were tlie pitt' of , dent. to power. much speaking; ttat it is hypocritical oV Our Lord was much in Silence. "to stand and pray in the synagogues t' Jewelry their own. ; Tackle, Wil condition of Hawaii is not 3.1 the Thirty years out of the of His life to be seen men." The prtiye . of cf " ' I imli- - apprcpriately named years of power prayer silence, On ? the mimlKT of the saloons . ; worse than the Ifigures of its commerce are ihe is the of apparent Silence. -- Even during thr three year3 brief ejaculation - cf r the publican. that witlr nine millions less of d Tliere may. be: hoiut differences of opinion !atS. of Jiis public, ministry Hfli.l often "Lord, be mere ful to me ; as a sin- WICHMAN.&CO. iii- - withdrawing into soHtuie, " power (,rt toiitest iiiff prohibition tmviiis Kwer as compared' with tlJH2, it as ner has Infinitely "more than the adrisiihility of for - J-- - going into a . mountain cr a dejer the recital by Pharisee. cTeasel its 'purchases hy two and one-ha-lf mil- the v y Jewelers" hv Federal legislation, hut we douht if wVioiis place to be by himself. He went not Hoir much '.of Silence ' i . I ll ai,(l or more-iim- n only rest but to gain power. is daily soul itngonism. exist among any gmit -- iiumWr of . ',ial vaiu foe needed in the' lif.v The aT(!IJn If anyap ever needed be Sabbath lias up to Jerusalem engage) in f aiid oneHpiarter leillioiiK v on its J ben ople on the innate cussedness of the saloon. levni suar day for rest and silence, It s our aue. Its tasks and returns home vary achieye-ment,- ghinmeiit "be : hunder-stoo- d. N"o one, mor especially men in daily touch Ayitli. should ipartly o Wonderful its activity a nd with the world's opposition, m its creature comforttf and conv misinterpreted. - The Bethan -. MtiMiintin" f r innff tlmn million dollars ; '- - ill ,j i- m" - trn - :s soniid me, iHMievcH ujai i ncn; jui) nHt " ' T.7 "y "v.-- merolal enterpriseyet there is f.ar Silence is like the shadow cf a rock I.ility in a hMm.: It des not ad 'I; A that it will be classed as an a?e of in a weary., land. The soul faces the . ; superficial ci villxation The one wh. task of tomorrow, knows that ft. mns: is 'anything' about - - 'tf'l :iue oCanv man nor there it i g ". has learned to hear has" more powrsr go up to Jerusalem to be crucified bv : ? ; one who hasjearnef1 to men. Bethany SIea(y 'ii( li helps his own eINsteem. sV:'; ' : or juniMtum often ihan the cruel The is Is it"cold ftrtv; tliat api ce speakj , Thought has more, fo-- than like a refreshing drink from the foun- - ' Wedo'iiot irferiojhen action. ; JThe phOca".phf'- '11T alway tain of life. -r ': : 1 have more battal'on? a h"s maid The hnrrfnj. the- - tasVi'r ,A NIGHT ROOF UAND. and be amused by "April Follies." - W have in; iniiitl the ; gmid wjuare cta the mor.lTn. Ifi It iowr;- ; i merchant.- The who , js to pray. roo-- e pm- - ;; than the nrnT rotran It The y'xyi . yyyyy: is a double .gain when amusement . y cry-da- ; ! man who leievis in his hoine and hasf'walli bed nn man I3 wield h - serves cause beauty, lies on. his lnva!idnt "mere ticus the to nowe". 'TStevenson "says, 'There : should be the of and the Uindly uttiiudo' towardrallV his: thniiKelvo ly pravs" may contribute rore to the mrre alously he roust: inc'ln h'3 ear Outdoor Circle who have planned the and tolerant fiini thVKnieiisori y nothing 6o jnuch a man's buitness' as I -- streneth and weirarie o f7e ernivn-It- , tn calcb the word of . Hod. . Prayer ! 'fete will fdrther the cause of beauty i VmuFements. :'- - -- lon ; man ,who kiiowA is to Pach'pcivC'o way . e his ; helping improve nicn the what it than the man wha figures lately it he to. pe?c'. The Ttb?nv f ;' in to the grounds of te : ia the marliet-nlacr- '. They" wno c-a- is the soul's time of waitine Make It your business on Tuesday the eld palace and court house. Come k hard and fight fora coiuforiahVcxistew - . v Spirit-c- April, to come light help jot-- " sentiment and scns do. ore for a j fore the descent of the Hoi f evening the 21st of wlti; hearts and the !i men have no real rspcct ffr;:i abwuK eyeiy Pachm lias higher aspirations.5 There;; is itation than these who maVe laws." As to the roof garden of the Young Hotel 1 lity. :- ' ' .; - '' UU-1.- -. :'gh they may le found in one ninre frwiuent-tIuVp)sioffic- e to lie men cannot give untit they . receive .men. :; '.y:y -. j!um thV th'i'k J, IJcH'ogniiing t his basic convict ion as existing house or Keiiafe I LETTERS

; v ' 1)0 ; - the mimls of hv cent of avrage 'ineii'and ::,':,: - J ;. ":V':V''-,;- yy, A LIVE GHOST OF THE DEAD PAST 1 Thf? AH VI ty iiine and ft Jialf jHT rent of Jhe-avcrag- vj, MAYOR FERN: People, who lire v ; Honolulu, H, T., April 7. 1914. : WILDERAVEiLO -- for.-- ' cig-- i n,: a :i, why is it not advisable those, nterr;.;biMi tit t?yrimw JosH' ottjtt I lime of.;! ?e,rent in grass houses shouldn t moke Editor: Honolulu SUr-Bulleti- ; a arette8:;v;v- - 4- j Sir: The old ghost of the dead past i.' in temperance, to center their sffift niiVatiVtthan ' J' o 4 V - . --the spectre of all the ages lot ha- - , C.T Brother reduction oHhe saloons in the city of 7IiHK':b --A. I ATKINSOIJ: man strIf gUU extant . Breckons should i r.nd. the ouHying districts:iuder the juris- - Remember C That goblin Is the definition that a poor PoUtfcal; prophet he was in - 'A 1 J?- great. many people persist-i- giving ; inn -- " of the Oahu Liquor Commission?: ring to the front u man willing to Minlf tlie s.u. ":." :to-- the word "servic ' CROY:.I pnMayor . , eohl-fact- failed This every-Fer- n s industry-shoul- - It re is practical work, that will enlist sup-- of whet her an d be. de- wordeiIceinvolves'tu yesterday. He 4idn offer me Hjing that, man Is heir to. U has a t and cooiu'ration fnun all lielievers in temv tnv(t lv legislation. w-- - a cigar ; or Invite me : to laau, out strong positive meaning and as equal-- ' ' " "f :;ce. Furdicnnore, it is titnfly-;Th- 1 jqiinr :' ' ' PRICE, $1500 ' . . e I - i . V- l i ' . i -- ' ; !ii .f t! ses-- , ,, .;:iuion win in a iew thvks k. iioiomg. M '.. Zn1MU: lmddln g can- - : s tti it . f ... for ilie - Street in front of Hot in not , candidate for J uWtol or arft 1Uve definition, IThcy ; "serveT Judge'sKfp " le.. other position, If tfie should principle!. . Z:-'-- 'condition;; , Lot Is curbed - pdd be-offer- ed to com- Gjve us light : unlimited light ; i me:lwouldfeel concrete sidewalk already; . - ', is or insiaiice, wim jnenige ;i"iri lVve can letter judge whether they' can lie lectnL pelled. to refuse 1C that will distinctly, draw, the line be-'r'.'- -"r their make-u- p believe ifi thejnaintenance ;.ofjAIs they might tell lis whaftiierl'j know iy1:-'- '" ' r tween service and slavery, and. Inci- - v:; laid. Terms; easy, u TAX COLLECTOR WILDER: dentally, up. ghouls ins in chise pniximity to the fishmarket A tlii VlWnilst show the human nf nf tlie"mvrrTniint; fiieiflMv, the The; delinquent list will b published and bloodsuckers that :pusillanimous-fhortl- y, ,': :i l s not haveto be a punst or a crank or:n and those tiableto appear on jy preach the doctrine of human chtt will have to settle oq'ckly to avofd - v 7 v V- !sigh-bio- w - it teJs to 'experience; deep feeling of dis- - v a on; tS4'& J the unenviable distinctirtn ' ELIGE U KIRK, : t and resentmejit at the exluhition or work 'M. - r 1st. Class Pvt. Co. M, Signal Corps, spending large A. A; WILDER If lire time .ever .. V. union; a very .'share of Hieir Srmrr' Iii view, of the terrible things which it lias comes when' reputable attorneys will ;, '. i laW Hono- - Avill m- - not feel lfke practicing in TD ATCIP flRRIWAMPP . v betai declared nappen to tht4 pineapple Hum- - " nMrriU; UnUINHIMOC w v - onev Abraham Stephanus v wait across ; the stnet for the pittance that V :. lulu. " " j dnstry if I lawai i plants' more, the action of tlie phreys will again come Into his own. IS BY BOARD fofMl. " PASSED y n inain f(r nourishing t ' ' ! iifi-fK- ,; y-- T-- f )iiliii If nilivjiv in Avtnilitifr itsi linrm' i ilmt . A :..:'vv'.i . y e JOHN H. DRE The Matron you-ar- doubt uch Honolulu has now a new , traffic or-- If in Wt ehiluti control, iNavigauon. carneu ' v steamer aoma T J u. passed reading - age dinance .final at 1m stagm, you ; - ; r - cahin-andsteer- I bet Kinf and Ilercliant tnally ing kikiui a little of r. r a banner list of the meeting of the board of supervir vI)rtt i passengers to the 8 ; are '"'yik--- gors last night,: and so it . la .law. nowi timeat from .Honolulu hj v V tThe Amendments wiU be.made to it: later turdav aftcniofin vessel was: well filled with ag . Bpots , n'aye been founa s lipi'rs to plaice the VhiprKrs: wharf tax in BEST TERMS. So it' apiK-ar- to thaV thei"ai4 iiianv,,Iii : correcting, , r as nianv SPENCER BOWES': I A special whk? need, such the - requires antomo (: : BEST GRADES of nn-i- i women of Associated Tr.ovlflon- which an WATCHES lines practical nctivitv for the and U11110 finance committee the -- be Charities now at work devising lie 10 Keep . 11s iigaja rgoing , ai au iving desiiv to fellow-me- n there must mighty; little confidence in the s , a sincere help. their ways, and means to relieve the finan hours of day and night. The amend ' -- (ireatrr Cluimber. Commerced - will probably taken up at nd wip out the evil of intemperance. ; ; :: ;:.;'-- of cial stress now being experienced by ments be v. meetings the organizaUcn. - Wo are; looking for-- the next Siibknl prol-:- n - Keduction in tlie uuinlKr of is F a ward, 16 an early solution of the prob- One 'suggested amendment Is "to - ' right undcr the soles of ourifeet, so f to We, an hot making anv gii(sses between Vil- lem. , ; ..: open Tantalus road for automobiles, and another one to allow a machine ; rcak what is very much is ; is and to the point, jt la ahd 'arranza 1nt befoiv the jieiice itoye - ALIVN HERBEKT: .Samoa is a to stfind in the shopping district long- it ne on 'which there is very little.difference of folds her .wings, in Mexico, we look to see one splendid example of the value of the er than 20 minutes. The entire ordl- - nance was read night ninion." ot .icijows.oeconiie me oiuer wiin rue or absence of alcoholic beverages. None last Herjr'y waterhou soTrnstCo. inee ' . is allowed in American Samoa and . ders of the" Double Cross. tits natives are a healthy, contented The ashes of the late Mrs. Ielhulu ... : - xv,' - ... EEDEEIIISQ FACTORS lot, while the white residents appear Kapena Clark, who died 'in San Fran- to have no craving for the contra- - cisco March 23, arrived In Honolulu I f Huetas jinny makes another detenu ined band stuff. yesterday on the sfeanler Lurline, ac- - .. f .... companied by Henry 'Clark, husband Hawaiian . twelve Pi"iires of tnide for the fight, suspicion may Ik anuiseil that it is trying - In r C: H. BROWN:- When I return of the deceased' Interment will te Miiths eubil I ecomler ill , 1 !U 3, do not show I to cut its way through to Fort Hliss and three from the Coast in the rr.cffic Mail the family plot in 'Kawaiahao cerne-- I may bo give out tery. .! .( enormous; disparity of ratio lHtwten f tlit nieiils davv liner China able to a something ' of an interesting nature Ceil Ihe-Terrijfoi- 1 ling and the laiying done "ly y concerning the dissension fri the cret service men or detectives Inject- - My into-- a vhich the"statement for the twelve mouths end- - ranks of the local Moose. trin. ing themselves fight, using their plr. Hohson, having met defeat. at home, will to the mainland is on business as well bl?.rkjack3 and drawing a gun without rd JuiuvHO. 113, dhL As idniwir hy this paiHrp ont of tlH Jajn.in ese as pleasure, however. first having announced their author- - Far RcntFurniified .ip()ii the of the statisti(s in Spteiu ity as officers, as alleged by one wit- - ript CHAS. F. CH1LLINGWORTH: I ness brought " the court A before district 2S50 Puunut Avenue, 2 bedrooms tlie exjxjrt of Hawaii dcliiul nearlv twelve . certainly condemn the practice of se- - today (gafage);;v'h.... .$40.00 14f4 ' Kewalo "Street, 2 bedrooms (garage) ' . . ; . . . T.0.00 ::iillion dollars; Jnj llu ieriol last mentioned. - Hohson siins to have lost sight of that oscu- Park Ave. and 11th, Kalmuki, 2 berooma...... 4 0.0') v hile ; the ts increasl hy mom than six -- inuM iatorv pull" that he usitl so successfullv a few College Hills, 3 bedrooms (garage) ...... 50.0C v ..ii... aoiiai-s.- j Jia-- s ' union or ine cai(imar ytmr i;u,j v-ir- ' ' nn ' ' waihiu exerts d(Hdinl 'i Rent-Unfarni- For shed iniTV)rts increas-z- d ?2.rrS,4il, as omiaretl witH ' . - now a - .vi : it ' lught is the time to take cornsponl- 1235 2 , Matlock Avenue bedrooms J27..r0 1 . As the huying iHiwer of an agricultunil . . " ' course m home-lMiostin- g ami promotum 1020 2 , J . Aloha Lane bedrooms 13.00 country like lawan is n:vtnrally. sought in its ; . Manoa Valley. 2 beJrco-n- furnished. .. . .$40.00 1C46 inn-easei- l r 1 King Street ..2 32.50 exports.of 'iVatunif pixlucts, huying - . Beretania St., 4 bedrooms furnished.. ., ...8."i.O0 bedrooms. 1205 3 s Alexander Street .... bedrooms 35.00 diTi-e;isei- l I T Nuuanu Valley. 2 bedroon-- fnrnisho.1 . . .$60.00 when there is selling.of such imMluct,i . ... ." 1915 3 ,mI T. Kalakaua Avenue bedrooms 32.50 nmst'lK!oX,laiI1ilrll.i-1lis,,,v,rvo- f ,ImT h1 " ' l,iml" M T"' Anapuni St.. belroo:ns, nnf'iirni?hod . . .$40.00 - ; ,,tlli..f Cor. Ena Road and Kalakaua Ave 5 Dedrooms 50.00 V Vi ! reon it s easv to sik'11. Waikiki Beach, 4 bedrooms, unfurnished . .$r,o.f) 'the raaiDn'somm;Thcr .... - 823 Beretania Street 3 bedrooms 30.00 , the: FOR SALE. ..(Hiuiuiiai iiiriiij7i 111, jinjmiu iHiini tin in- - Wilson holds among Desirable homi cn Wili:clmina Rise, only two years old. Beautiful without qutstioij dignati;!.' : One is the fedeml others the record for view. Trice $37.r. On terms. expenditni-- e iijViri iijrmy, navy and civil service, White House weddiii" and the otluT, isc the pndit of the tourist husi-nes- s. ; An offset of amount, to the For degs delight to hark and hitc. Ami 'tis Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. federal expenditure in Hawaii exists in. ftleral their nature to. Lunited, Cer. r-i-rt fits. : JtOp-OuDL- in-con- aid T. H. taxation through customs, internal revenue, ic Guardian Trust Co., Ltd., yraat tax and postal service. This fact enhances This silence from "Soapbox" is so sudden. 205 Bank of Hawaii Buildiug. HONOLULU, BTAR BULLETIK, VmNKTAY. APKir, 101 1 rivn SPOTS Imperfections on your mirror can be removed by rcsllvering. W Bi:Red Wap

, S u : Por rsoro than a OLD Thtr a tlinmU-rt- waj:on , w hit h two j quarter of a cen- twi'iauerite Doe of Santa Barbara. Rev. Imrsos are round the titv(sf' v and worn out mirror made to t tury SHAC, hao William K. Guthrie will perform the ) toon look ceremony. will here on Honolulu elay hy tlay; I ; J t Roth arrive . ronody tho farorito May 12th and Miss Mat son's friends,1 Ami on it, rt-i- t ami Khiny, (like a swimuuT in tho who legion, will postpone thetr for hoadacho and? It was announced are a tanl an awful nionstfr l friend. When entertainment In her honor until his briny) wjuats f zioxirolGia, would be hair an ' r- that the Matsonla arrival. San Francisco Chronicle. $;i they say j , y r : Taotoloao-Corta- ii Phone '1697 Silvering Depart- hour late In clearing the pier because v Mrs. Kennedy Y t I he ehihlren lo not fi It, and; liiiainrss-- ; v dooos-2- ment !of a stewards' strike. An affair of unusual interest took ar 12 5 oonttr ; and rushed, to a wharf telephone place In Pa30 Robles Saturday last wen. near it even ladies do: riot fleH Aok your draggiolc begged her friead to Join her on the when Prince Kalanianaole, who la rt ! islands. "Hurry up; when it is seen : .: . - to the sma- . Jaunt resting at that rrsort from the stren- r for Sharp Signs got half an hour to put ISfi Merchant you're Jast uous congressional activity of Wash- For tho it may hnik fearful it doesn't lon stay Street Parsifal Recital. and eet- down here.'- cau- - r, i i.i Tr.i i.n ! . . ington. D. C. assisted by his charming - ror neany a year jum jtioned' the bride. "JJon t torget your gave a near full, for the driverV eHm- 'CMOS fj"on a- -t . wife. Princess Kalanianaole. Uougal been wonting me ! has ; :,? w . 6 golf picnic. traps conveyed the (Jasoline. j-- ... j I which she is Smart cred drama of .T!n A speedy limousine dash to the wa party golf links, a game going to present lb the people of Ho- Miss to the where terfront followed, but even then was enjoyed, followed by an elaborate " nolulu tomorrow evening in the form Summerhayes would not have made WIIKX IK XKBO OF f offering. work, as banquet under the oak trees In a field cf an Easter The connections with the steamer had not enjoyed Mlsa MacDougal will read it. is a president of of wild flowers. Those who Captain William Matson. the outing were Judge and Mrs. Tho- dramatization of Wagner's Immortal the company, who was at the pier, opera, appeal to everyone mas F. Graham. Mrs. Albert F. Zlpf and sbculd gallantly ordered the. liner held a few Avery as expression of the sacredness. and Mrs. William H. of San an minutes longer. H. Levey of Honolulu and QUICK " divinity of Holy Week. Mrs. Summerhayes Francisco. REPAIRS. the this The arrival of Miss Daily Mon- Elea Cross Howard will Interpret the with cheers by the pas- Mr. and Mrs. Charles of was greeted tana. Snatches of verse and songs ac- Watch for the r r Hroken lenses replaced quick and theme of the work on-th- e piano, giv- sengers and the two girl chums made accurate work. ' prelude companied the strains of , Hawaiian v ing the and other selections a radiant picture at the rail as the festivity. Big Red Wagon from the opera. of the slip and music which completed the v ground order. steamer drew out Special lenses t to List of and Patronesses. 3. F. Chronicle. . Broken frames promptly repaired. Patrons headed for sea. Her Majesty Queen LilluokalanL ; Kennedy, who Is a Vlsalia girl, " Mrs. 1 very Factory on the premises. ' : His Excellency Governor Pinkham. and reputed to be worth $1,000,000 in A satisfactory rehearsal of HAM CO.; MaJ.-ge- n. THE von . W, H. ; the College of Hawaii play occurred -.,. and Mrs. Carter. own right, is the wife of Thomas - .'- her . H o nol ulu. Ve-net- ia LTD., r' , Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole. Kennedy, secretary of the Santa at the home of Mrs. A. L. Andrews, Dr. and Mrs. Doremus Scudder. Company. She. formerly was E- Manoa valley, last evening. As, the Rer. ' and Mrs. Leopold Kroll. The young couple first play is scheduled for next week.' the : ell. ; ' linor Harr .'.y': 0PTiciAN.;y:. . Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wadman. I met while attending, the State Univer-Isit- y girls are getting down to business Keep this new phone number HONOLULU . ; EL boney-Vmoo- n. now putting r Rev; and Mrs. Robert Smith. ; and are now on a belated and are as much time Boston: Building : : t Fort Strt Rev. and Mrs. David Cary Summerhayes, who on the production las their 'work at & Co. Peters. Miss also Over Mar Rev. A. George the college will ? permit. Mrs. An- : - y and Mrs. Ames Ebersole. is an heiress is the, niece City Toxi Stand ' - r ' " of progress under your hat ; ; Mrs. Walter F. Frear. ; ;.. Luchsinger, president of the Hum- drews, however, reports and ' : ' girls, expecting to be letter- - PHONE 3438 M r. and M rs. Isaa; Cox. boldt Bank. the are Mr. James Wilder. perfect ; by the next rehearsal which Mrs. F. M: Swanzv. - : ftn. nf fh loIlWt house nartles of occurs on Friday evening. The men . t V. Mrs. J. W. Dowsett this past' week was that given by Mr. of the college are going-t- contribute Mrs. F. A. Schaefer. and Mrs. R. T. Christoffsrsen cn the music to the event and are at present !; Mrs. John McCandless. ; weekend at their Kahuku home. The spendipg their-noo- n hours practicing, Tcir::Yctrnis ; ?Irs. Katherfne Yates.' guests arived in. time for dinner on Although limited as to numbers, they r Irs.' Harriet Castle Coleman. Mar- - make a very creditable showing and " Saturday, evening from Hauula. v.. ; Mrs. W. U Cifford. ; con! and Kahuku The table was very are expected to add materially, to tho ' 1 - v Mrk-- . Wir A.'-- .Love: "' beautifully cenferplece enjoyment of the performance, decorated, the ' ci; " ' Dr., '.; " and Mrs.. J. M. Whitney.' , being, a large cut glass basket filled. . -- Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews. - with nasturtiums and : maidenhair Among those arriving frort the M hand-painte- ; rs. Thomas Pltsna trick. fern. d place cards. Coast on the last Matsonla, were the ; Te -- Mrs. Henry Bicknell, ; i(. Du Bois, In r p " - t v were popular ''grinds" on the different Misses Emilys andHannah; : New Stylet - ": r r A: R, Gurrey. .. . S- - " v guests and called forth much Jesting two young society devotees of San H A T p. ' s C L O H ;h. wood, j; v and amusement During the dinner, Francisco. . On the day before the! r AND T '.v: -- PANAMA 'i W. D. , ; , :' - young At Mainland Prices. Adams. they were serenaded hy the Laie aula- departure for, the islands these Miss Mabel ; very ' enter- - ' Bosher. 'let, which, from its hidden position on ladies were delightfully : Miss Ida Pope, lanai, poured .forth the sweetest tained by Miss Helen Wright at a the " ',: Miss Bertha Young. - -- was FDIIURODA'COl I and most capUvattog of melodies. Af- farewell luncheon The table 1 e yel- - ' Miss Esther Erickson. ter-th- was done in spring flowers pink and Bijcni LaneA ceffee served the hidden Hotel St., cor. 'z Paul Super.;:. musician burst into some of the late low roses and hyacinths which were Co. : HohoIuIuConstructionfiBraym3 ' nonular music. whereuDon the - door.i artistically arranged. Those who took say good-by- e GQUARE" MEAL-JAN- r. On the last day of April a most no-- of the' green room were thrown open, this occasion to to these 63. S. QUEEN STREET. ME FOR A D charming girls were Miss Henrietta AT table society event will take place up and the guests spent the remainder of CHOP SUEYDINNER the Hudson, the marriage of the head the evening dancing the New York Harrison-Smit- h, Miss Louise Wallach, ? HBMIi'fffiHHBrHHrMHBrrMHrk-- p, Dorothy 1 of one' of : the .greatest American cne-ste- the grapevine and ; other of Miss Martha Sutton, Miss Cafo-:- ' . IToy - - ; 5 ' HOgan, Mrs. ana miss York houses, YIncen? Astor, and Helen Dins- the new dances. L (f . Horace union ' ; New York. : No. 13 N. Hotel SW nr. Nuuau more Huntlneton, ; daughter "of an-- : v Many and varied .were the amuse-- Ethel Birkaialer of . v' " S. Kelilnol, MKr.:Ti. 47i other line which hss long been eml- - ments arranged for'the guests until ' e jround-the-Islan- " ; - d uent In American affairs. v : time of their departure late' Sun- ; Many automobile V: ' Leader .! . Oar when' you shave yourself. Bring your "? - , : ware seriously; interfered with i dull razor to the Honolulu Cutlery & The recent arrival from' Europe of day afternoon Thosa present were trlpa ir.g De week-en- d for Fly Merkel and. ; the, mother of the brideRTcom-to.b- e the Misses; Elizabeth Lee Van Eaton, during, the past on account Supplies. Grinding". Co., Masonic Temple, opp. Luxe, and Motor Mrs. Alva Willing Astor.; the refitting Mary K. Christoffersen. Maude E. of . the muddy condition of the roads, Y. M. C. and Hotel Sts. . AvAtakea - ; x washouts, - -- an- Henry Margar places. V We sharpen safety blades.' . : ' of the famous yacht Noma and Kelso,' Frances Fo3terV and, intseveral councement cf the weddlriz so shor- - ret D. Smith and Dagmar C. Olsen: Heavy rains tn the mountains had - C City Motor Co. HQ-- 'EMTThIE5223' ly before the dat.-- set s are Jccnc'en- - Messrs Ricjiara iJalwn, Walter F i caused some or the streams to Decome FELT - r. trat'jngthe' atTentfonbf tsocieiy' folk vey, transformed i into i " :.V ,'- , : . , , ' r .. j : ' Ekllled riecaanlca lor ... : - .... .t - ' ' wit ' ? .;... 'Work. h: upon the ydu ng couple. : ; Semens, Edward s, W. Le Roy raging torrents. , Especially was; this .'..' TauAh! nr. Fort St. twm Through the; winter there ; was Johnsoir ahdvMrvand Mrs. Christof- - so of one of the streams near Hauula. ' - 4 - : . Goods, Dress Patterns, ";, much mystery about v iheir plans.': fersen. which practically Impassable, ne- Oriental ' vai : - : - : Embroidered and Silk 'Kimonos : j Many hinted at a secret wedding. - .. cessitating the return of several Double : - : - $10 '' :lt hjL t 1248 above Beretanla : was; thought that the Noma was to be Preparations are going rapidly for. pleasure parties. Several machines r ... Fort' St r :. , ; whjf usea ior a mysterious purnose. wara ior airs. Annur ouraette ingaiir .wnicn 'aFxempietj. 10 iorce mejr Three-Qaart- er mid-chann- : : The f Idea was festered largely byr became, stuckJn el - 8 the simple tastes of the young couple.' day , evenihg at the Hawaiian Opera and had to be pulled out In one case, , - ' Do Forget to Include- bride-to-b- ' - " not The e haa extracted from House, and society in general is show- - a very serious" accident was barely : Single 7 Jeer; betrothed a promise r that they; ing a very active interest in the event avoided : f V: . 5 1 , ; ; will spend most of their lives on , the The proceeds from , th.e same will go , . : 1,, . , - H. BURNETTE i P m beautiful banks of the Hudson, where to the aid of the King's Daughters': Miss Ruth Valentine and' Dudley she i was ; brought up , Home, which Institution is present - who- - CcmmUttoner cf Deeds for Californta ' and; where; at Valentine,- have been visitors in SOOO-acr- e - NOTARY; "MM -- GROCERY Astor's Ferpcllffe much in need oMunds, Although Ho-- past ' and Naw York: PUCLICr THE .ORDER ' estate' Honolulu for the six weeks,' have Draws Mortjajes, Deeds, CH.'x.:.of lies She is not unscciabJ.vnor at all nolulu folk are' ever ready to herp returned to, Oakland. Cal. At present Coyne Furniture Company, Ltd. Cale, Leases, Wills, etc 'Attorney for ignorant of' ballrooms, theaters and along so worihy a cause, Mrs. Ingalls they are residing with Mrs. John. J. ' : v doings, . is offering splendid - ; ' - the District Courts, 79 MERCHANT but she cares not a whit for such a entertain- Valentine." , C Young Bldg. - Bishop Street CO LTD. - HONOLULU, Phons 1848. THAYER PIANO ' the- - formal side of society. .ment that no urging will be necessary. Cris-- CTREET, , V :'., The visit to the islands of Miss i The fVeddlngi will be Besides the several which daugh-countr- y " ' ; in: the' little selections sle Taft and Miss Dorothy. Taft. See Ouh Window STEINWAY church at StAatsburg.'-- ' she will give herself and which are ters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Taft IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN - 1 From- Huntington being eagerly, Ho- - - NEWSPAPERS ,N D OTH E R P A N O tsl the life Miss has anticipated by the of Oakland, has finally taken place, ledao-fa- r folk, . .,'r Street. Phone 2311 it is 4o .be ?xiected that nolulu she will be assisted . by arid the young ladies are with us. The a.t Any Time, CalI"onor well-know- "Aajirhere, she and husband wip spend Mr. p. P. R. Isenberg, n originally ;. - - ' : TUNING GUARANTEED. her much the trip was planned for the . Write v time i4 tthe open; The tall, blonde .baritone, by : the Ladlea String Quar- - winter, but at the momen of sailing, ADVERTISING .ALCOHO- L- C C DAKE'S . BURNS SOLIDIFIED fr --- ' girl of '20 was brought up almost ei! tet of which vMrs. Ingalls Is mem- - postpone pres-tlrel- y p v.' A G E N C Y v a it was decided to It At otr big Huntington D?ns-- arid " the and ' ber which is sure to be a treat, tnt the Misses Taft are guests at the '' " nursery, v 124 Sansome Street San Francisco more places along by: Mrs. For use in kitchen, tick the Hudsonwhlch end Elsa Cross Howard, the ,Moana hotel, nair-dress- - . . room, camp or outing. For , ; i. : ."V r I i 1 1 v : ' i-- 1 1 1 1 were once held by her grandfather; brilliant planlste. who Is sure to b. an : ll ll ; Ing, shaving, etc--, ; laboratory work, New Line cf I William B. Dinsmore. late president of important factor in the success of the On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Henry - - a' . m MM f r . . . hasty lunchecn, heating babies' food, i " FANCY GROCERIES axpress company. v : airair. a:rs. ingans is oemg endorsed JJutton and Virginia Jo-- iDeaaams Foster Miss' v ':. theatrical "makeup,; etc . u- . Tatle Fruita and Vegetable.; ; Her first quarrel with Vincent came and Supported by the leaders of both Hffe sailed from San Francisco for at the age of nine-- he being then 11. . the musical and charitable circles, ami Honolulu. While here they will be the Price ; KA1MUKI CROC ERY CO. " Sbrr had planted an oak tree when the recital is certain to be a bugs sue- - guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfar-- v ; . . 15c ' Cor.' Wa "ae Road and Kokcw Head three years old .with the aid of ; her cess. lane, Mrs. 'Dutton's brother-in-la- w and .Refills :.... .'.. - " j - Avenae: ' Phone .3fl israndparents, Mr. and Mrs .Robert P. . A tister. After a short visi.Y the Dut- Huntington. iThe tree had grown fori Mrs. Bessie Abbott Howland. who tons will return to San Francisco and six years and proudly cs is famed Eu- - - CHAli Automobile deliveries all over she. took her BeesIeAbbctt both in from there will go to Europe, . YEEYI . scity; center of city little visitor from up the. road out to rope and America for her wonderful . E. 0. HALL & SON look? at Astor remarked with a; voice, is spending a couple of months General John McClellan, U. S. A., C H I N E S E R E ST A U RAN.T it CTyTHOP WO MEAT MARKET" critical eye would some years tn Honolulu visiting her Mrs. E. ; family, ':: Chop Suey and other Chinese dishes it take aunt retired, and who recently ...": Phone 34811'V;;.; . King St, nr. Fishmarket for the tree te be big enough to climb H. Derby of Manoa valley. Those who spent several months in the Islands, ? served at reasoanble prices. Fhone 150o : Fort and King St ; Hotel Street, Near Maunakea ' I'tr- (upstairs) there, but the next day Vincent Mrs. Howland know and appreciate Hotel, San Franclsoc, before returning sought and obtained pardon over thethe exceptional quality of her rich, to their home in San Diego. ; : .telephone. j powerful voice, and these with her OUR 'SERVICE, and the I TIRES, will At the time the Staten Island Ship--j many new friends here, have bsen' Mr. John E. jRiggins is being enter-buildin- g .GOODYEAR Company began outeaKerly urging to give Art v ELIMINATE your tire troubles. to rip her a concert lained in Sacramento, Cal., as the the fittings of the Noma It was natyAt first Mrs. Howland demurred, say- - house guert of Mr. and Mrs. William HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING A GUARANTEE VULCANIZING ally surmised .that she was to be the that she had intended to rest her A. Weight ' ' ' CO. . COMPANY "honeymoon ship." - voice while but 41 ': jS. hrre, v SUPPLY" " - 7 Then It was under- she has at - j J ww " last 6 rfi 1?840 Alakea SL - Phone 4688 stood that the swift little craft was to weakened under their repeated en- - Colonel Sam Parker and hi3 son. S126 nefhe! SL. nr. Hotel. Phone .made a pre-nupti-al cruise across the treaties and will probably favor us Ernest an? reported as reg'stered at I Atlantic, .through he Mediterranean 'th a concert within the month. As the Stewart Hotel, San Francisco. Largest Assortment of and up ihe Nile with the young couple Honolulu people are conscious of a mm and their mothers. This would have jvoid this spring, which last year was; TYPEWRITERS. Special Sale Easter Hats - ORIENTAL GOODS been following the course taken byifHted by the Lombard! Grand Opera -- JAPANESE BAZAAR the lata Colonel John Jacob Astor n;ComPan'. they will undoubtedly we!- -' Ring up No. 4060 ask for Mr. Owens, his honeymoon trip, wfcjrh ended with .'conA he announcement cf Mrs. How- - expert typewriter reprirer of all ill-fat- - til Ihe sinking of the ed Titanic. land's concert with the most marked makes of typewriters. Our work guar- Fort Opp. Catholic Church j Nuuanu, bet King and Hotel Streets. St But young Astor said"no" to both enthusiasm. anteed. Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. ad (these reports, and set the gossips still I A : vertisement further speculating. S. F. Chronicle. Elaborate preparations are making TJ-nnrl- 4ft i the wedding of Miss Lurline Mat- - - s1fi1ri TYtt lIor for-'so- V X10I1U1U1U ULy n was by means of mere good n. the daughter of Captain and Mrs.! 'PLATIBTG- ' . NftAltune that Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, ah113 H. Matson. and William Rotn Copper Plat-- wcc'ic . Gold, Silver, Nickel and GRAND TWO -- v !Ait gan rrancjSCOi of Honolulu, which will place Ina. Oxldizinq a Specialty. recen( bride of wa8 take on ON able to bring her uearest friend with! the evening of May 27th in the First HONOLULU ELECTRIC C O. Presbyterian Rates Moderate, Work Unsurpassed, her on her voyage to Honolulu on the j Church. and which on Promises to be one of the most beau-lin- er : Experienced Men. . 27 Hotel St. Opp. Bijou Theater last Matsonia. Jf the stewards the finr. Blshoo and King Sta had not decided to strike and if j tiful church affairs ever seen in this Capt. William Matson had not held city. Miss Matson has chosen as her the boat. Miss Alys Summerhayes maids seven charming belles, one of r J. W. Kersjirer would never have gotten to the wharf whom. Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, will An Old Well Tried journey all the way from Honolulu and Dosed; Vulcanlzer in time and Mrs. Kennedy must needs jMIS. WD5L0WS SOOTHING SVlLTv. have come alone. The San Francisco for the event. Miss Metha McMahon WIWhk - Correct Prices b been med hif cl wwifhff fot tbetf iluklres v Tha Leading f Chronicle tells the story as follows: will be the maid of honor and the while I rduoc with perfect weeea. k often the ina alUr pun. cure wind and i the beat remedy J EMBALMER The Matsonia was to have left pier other bridesmaids, besides Miss Ten- coe. tat UNDERTAKER & Klnir' St! Oon. fJhrary. Brrhea. Sold by UraggMl. a sure 28 ney, be Miss i Jar ' - ; at noon, but up to this time Mrs. will Franc Pierce, Miss . Cor. Kukui and Nuuanu' Sts: i ttri.t..,. Ci1.tn. STAR-BULLETI- ar- Jane Hotaline. Miss Grace Gibson, 5 dvuuuuu 2514 2160 N C.IYES YOU Kennedy had failed to make final nuoiuii C..OIUil TeL 1179 night call or I " LBe far tma xhn eswratlM. TODAY'S SEWS TODAY rangements with her old schoolmate Miss Lillian Van Vorst and Miss Mar- - HONOLULU bi'AiM U LUiu iiN, WKUNKOAV, AfiilL 1114,

Honolulu StocK Exchange DAILY REMINDERS HOMESTEADS ARE SAL-VE-T. Wednesday. April S. Get manicured while being shaved . "...a ,. MERCANTILE Bid Asked at the Union barber shop, Cunha's fox: FIRE alley. advertisement. PASSED UPON' Alexander & Baldwin LIVESTOCK C. Brewer & Co New Victor records came on the Sterilized Lurline. Tango tunes, new songs and 4: ? SUGAP Ewa Plantation Co...... 144 15 instrumental pieces. Bergstrom Mu- Haiku Sugar Co 90 sic Co., Ltd. BY GOVERNOR Hawaiian Agricul. Co... Charles Reynolds is back at the Club Stables 21 Young Hotel Auto Stand with his new 111 H. C. & S. Co 22 4 1915 No, 2511. Umittd MARINE . X AUTOMOBILE Hawaiian Sugar Co 21 23 Packard 500. Phone Honokaa Sugar Co 24 advertisement. Thirty-fi- x special homestead agree- TcL 1103. Honorou Sugar Co 30li Wanted Two more passengers for ments, which include S6 homestead FOR BABIES round-the-isJa- nd in 1914 Pierce-Arro- w Hutchinson Sug. Pit, Co.. 4 trip snd residence lots at Manowaiopae. ... i or Locomobile. Lewis Stables, near Laupahoehoe. North Hilo. Ha V-- Kabuku Plantation Co. . 12 13Vi ' la prepared solely by Sugar 80 phone 2141. advertisement waii, were signed by the governor Kekaha Co.. Henry May & Co.. Ltd.. will close Koloa Sugar Co yesterday. The residence lots border o a: 12 noon on Good Friday. McBryde Sugar Co.. iK 1 their store at the government road and the privi Headquarters Ltd. will be one delivery in LIFE 4 Sugar Co 12 There .the lege was given takers of the home Oahu 124 mcrning. Phone your orders quite Honolulu Dairymen - Sugar Co., Ltd I stead tracts, which ar,? higher up, of Olaa early using 1271. advertisement. for . Camp Furniture Onomea Sugar Co taking one or two residence lots at Arrange Mrs. E. M. Taylor Paauhau Sug. Pit. Co... 5 with the same time. Associauon leading florist, that bou- , Pacific Sugar Mill for Easter Following is a list of the agree quet. Then you will be sure to get 1S42-- i 'i V Pala Plantation Co 90 ments signed, by numbers, the first Phona . the freshest flowers, the best varie V Pepeekeo Sugar Co following name of home ties, they will be quick the each r.- 15 16 and delivered being res Pioneer Mill Co.... ly by auto. Hotel opposite steader the number of the Coyne Furniture Co., Agricul 52 55 street, the Waialua Co Young Cafe. idence and the second or second and Young Bldg. Sugar Co being Alexander Wailuku .A. B. Arleigh & Co., agents in third those of his homestead Sugar Co the 10S3 to 1059 Bishop 8L Gastle Cooke, Ltd. Waimanalo Hawaii for the Saturday Pvening lots: Sugar Walmea Mill Co... Post, wish to announce that they do Aiona Aka, 2 and 63; Alfred Awoug, THE 1914 MISCELLANEOUS 17 and 91; Abel Ah You, 33 and 80; 23 not employ any solicitors or canvas Agents Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co.. Pfd. 22 sers for this publication. your Edward J. Barrlnger, 16, 96 and 97: Co., Place you bought her Haiku Ft&Pkg. Com. orders and subscriptions direct with Jose do Rego Coelho. 5 and 56; Man- Have . Hat? Hawaiian Electric Co... agents, A. B. Arleigh & Co.. uel da Costa, 35 and 85; John Carval-ho- that Easter EASTER Co., 2 the or Hawaiian Irr. Ltd... l news-deale- r. 13 1 your advertisement 43: Jose L. Feliciano. and 56: Hawcjiian Pineapple Co. . 344 35 U t Fix up your bathroom. Overhaul its Ramcn Feliciano, 25, 54 and 55; Maria Miss Power HHo R, R. Co., Pfd Fernandes, 21, 70 and 71; James D. Leading Milliner . 3 contents, and add those specialties - f Hilo R. R. Co, Com 24 Fraser, 15, 8$ and89; Manuel Freitaat, Boston- Block EsUbllahsd In 1851. H. B. & M. Co, Ltd 18 194 and fixtures that are necessary. These fixtures mirrors, soap and 2 and 62; Frank Gonsalves, 20, 94 and ARE PRETTIER - Hon. Gas Co., Pfd 107 in-UANIW- 96; Manuel Gonsalves, Jr., 31, 112 and 1 Hon. Gaa Co., Com 107 sponge holders, cabinets, glass -; 114; David Kama!, 36; Tatsuo Komine, I V NEATER AND LESS - I 1 shelves, etc., etc., etc. should be Chance, j . . 1 H. R. T. & Co 160 Dont MIsa Thla 11 At FA 1 U & 34. 98 and 99: Ismai Kunishige. 10. 51 1 bought at Lewers Cooke, Ltd., 7 (,""'. id S. N. Co and 52; 2arianno Lopes, Jr., 11. 101 CROWN BICYCLES ONLY 38 EXPENSIVE THAN 7 - ' nnwmi Telephone Co. . 14 where there is an immense assort f - CO. Mutual 15430 37 8b; BISHOP & ment to choose from. King street. and 102; Abel Maluo, and YOU THINK - ' O. R. & L. Co .... 1234 POSSIBLE. 7 Cor. and Jeremiah Maluo, 45 and 90; Frank CYCLE RY I CO. , Fort Merchant Sts. BANKERS , Co HONOLULU ' f' Pahang Rubber 4, 57 58; Mukai, , V 1 c Who enjoys having a headache? No Medeiros. and Seichi , r V? I.; '7 -- i : Booth Klnjt SL 'r i '! tA- i i , Tanjong Olck Rubber Co .... 20 It '. V ' ' ' " 47, 64 Choose white ;':f:'Ht ; - 59 60; Nobriga. the assortment's . 7 i.;-- ' v ; iif- '"!" one, of course, and yet there are peo- 32. and Antonio ' ;' BONDS. ' ,v and .65; Carlos Nobriga, 18 and 87; ? "Bis oaka from ; little Co. ple who continue to suffer, when if . at Ha beet . .' ',M v v j Hamakua Ditch 6s.. N. 19 72; E. ' they would but take "Shac" they might Mary Cabral, and Tristan ! a - H.. C. & S. Co. 58 : .."..."''':.aeorna''row.':---:J- a child- Let-vte- Otake, , ; v' Commercial and Travelers' rs have quick and sure relief. Even the Osorio. 44. 92 and 93: Torao MONUMENTS VI Hawaiian In. Co. 6s 14, 68 - hood-day- a J . 38 and 118; 'Anna E. Pung. and ind all kinds of marble work , , r ; expression that of Credit Issued on the Haw. 4s, 19C5.. most delicate stomach can retain , ; Ter. Ref. 69; George Spencaa-- 46, 83 and 84; : cleaned and repaired by expert ' "Shac," and, being tasteless, it is easy -- , Vatill true, A money,- - . Bank of California and Haw. Ter. Es, Pub. Imp., 7 I r. .little 7. to take. Insist on "Shac." adver- Shunsaku Snnakoda. 9. 116 and 117; workmen at ; reasonable price. : law. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s.. mmennan at-- - ''rrtt.'-;:- saved regularly - and ; often, the '.London Joint tisement. Edmund Todd, 1 and 61; David Kahea Call for Haw. Ter. - . 8 -- 73; Thomson, j:.c r.- 8 to ek Bank, 44s Akau, and James axtclus i . . ; dcwwn't Lake long to become Haw. Ten Vis 50; and Jose K: V Alake: Street K Haw. RESERVE SEATS FOR and 115: Caroline Swain vaiian Hev;s Co., Ter. 54a..... 5 67. ; de Mello Paulos, and - ' yy . H.R.R.CO. 1901 Si . Limited. . : ' C3...... : '1 ; 75 'DOWN IN DIXIE' AT ' - , that will bo rery, bandy In H.R.R.CO. R.&F. Con. 6s .. '. In, the Touns BuIIdinj. 7 ' Honokaa Sug. Co. Cs. . . . 70 'mergencyv QV ; ; PROMOTION COMMITTEE i'l' .. s Correspondents for th4 Ameii Hon. Gas. Co, Ltd. 5s. . . 984 100 "' , . Express.. Company H-- TODAY V:; 'yj-ur- '. can "and R. T. & L. Co. 6s..i.. NEW ': for "Down Dixie " icrxTS1' v'i' 15 y A Tickets in the 7 ruiiMsrinfCS ' - - "::-- : , Thos. Cook Son '7" Ry Co. , . . . . 100 , X: Save a little, often.. ' " Kauai 6s. i ...... "7 ; ". : Civil war drama to be given at the na . cj4: ' :'::7 Kohala Ditch Co. 6s. .. . DISTRICT' COtTRT OF THE UNIT- - J A5D SHOES t 7 :.: guard . armory tional on the evenings : ' ' McBryde' Sugar Co. ; . . . 05 States, in and for the District and '::'' - y y 5s... of April 15 18 by ed HOTEL corn er . BETITEI ;' mi . 7 101 and the members matter of Mutual Tel. 6s.....: .... of Company D, may exchanged Territory of Hawaii. In the Interest Allowed on Term and be at - TV"' " ' Natomas Con. 6s...... Shuhel Nakah'ara, doing . business aa f : tne rooms of ' 7: Savings Bank Oepoaita : 7 O. R, & LC Cp 101 the Promotion Commit- bankrupt. mgricanllni!2rs!unl 5s ...... tee. Bishop street, for reserved seat The Banzai Shoe Store, a Oahu Sugar Co. 5s No. 258. . 1 Bankrupt's SPECIAL SALE checks. Ticket Manager Merlon G.' In Bankruptcy Olaa'Sugar. Co. 6s, ...... 48 for Discharge. TO the Honor- - icmmanB win be at the Promotion Petition Glass ; Linen and Pongee- Waist .y, Guano&FerL Co. 6s 101 - CiemOns, Judge Pac Committee each day from 10 o'clock able Charles F. of the Patterns W Pacific, Sugar Mill Co. 6s until 5 District Court of tha United States in ' j ' o'clock and reservations iay ;'7 YEE CHAN & CO. V.,' - " - Sugar Mill Co. 6s . 90 f t '.i . Pacific ... be made with him either bv caHine and for the District and Territory of ' Pioneer5 :7V Cor, King and Bethel Sts.r t Mill Ca 5s.,... in nerson or by telephoning ,2223. Hawaii Shuhel Nakahara of Hono MUling Co.' 100 San Carlos' cs Tnus far the ticket sale has been lulu, In the. City and County of Hono Waialua AgricuL Ca 6s. 95 - heavy and" reserved seats doubtless lulu and Territory of HawaiL in said - f will be at a premium ; after Saturday, district, respectfully represents that ; Between iBoard s-- r-l 0, 1 0, 5, 5 ; A Unexceited 4 r lwa There are a larere number of ercpUont on the 17th day of May. last, past, he f '.Unvt:.' 7 1 4 ?7 v'i:H- '- Hi. :7? - seats to choose from, but holders of was , duly ; adjudged bankrupt; unaer Session Salea 15 H. C. & S. Co. 22; tickets should make their reservations the acta of Congress relating to bank 7ftoishcit7 .1 HONOLULU .." 100 Olaa 14 ; 10 Pioneer 16. at once. Arrangements were com ruptcy; that he haa duly suryendared Smt'l LIMITED pleted night mu- ms ana riguis yi vy FITZPATRICK BROSv LTD. last for several more ail property .ui t SOW FOB rjILITrUT -f Latest sugar quotation 2.92 cents or 926 Street : - BEAD! ... ..; ty; ;:..- r,;-;- r sical and vaudeville stunts to whllft ertv. and haa fully compiled with all yhyyli Fort wimixea. .t ' ' ; ' y:r't?'y .l X'":&' v. f'--V ' $58.40 per ton. ,. away the time between the four acts. the requirements cf said acts and of iBSues;1 K7 ;N.V: 7K.f tetterijbtj rne entire 'Performance will cover tne oraers oiine coun,wucujus;u Credit and TravBlera' i Checka more than two hours of keen enter bankruptcy:: Wherefore be prays that 11 7Wfiod.Warklno Ooerations Phone JSC J Sola DJsirlator tainment . ' : may decreed by throughout world. he be,, the, courtto .; avaiUblt the gar 2.yzcts depta t;V7 possioie wun me ,..., have rull discharge from; ail. VUNtvERSAL provable against estate WOODWORKERS ; ln:nrcnc2 DRUG; W)IJSE ENJOINEDv 7 Jiis under sld c:J Ac:nt3v: acts, except suck' debts &a 7 , Write to r '"J bankrupt ' ,:7 IN VENT O RY SALE " - . c ' ' such; dis- Honolulu fron Works Co. Acenta ; for :v v J: Br FEDERAL COURT &re excented bv law from i Transferiiat charge. (Sgd.) .SHlJHEI NAKAHARA & ; XTatraltam Corainercial 'Bucar Judge Jeremiah Neterer. of the Bankruot. Dated this 3rd day of April, i r v . . at havoest Rales i Henry Vaterhouse Trust United J States district court. tnrtav A. D71914. Territory of Hawaii, City t ;. Haiku Sugar Company granted a ; permanent Injunction in and County., of Honolulu as ; I, Shu- ir, ' ' ' ;. H Hadlfeid Co. Loy Co. : . ; petitioner mention Yat , ; Co.. Ltd. behalf of the Company hel Nakahara, the 6 Pala" Plantatloa , Centaur of j New ?Vork; : described in the foregoing po- ' the manufacturers of ed and : Llmitad. 12--U Zlaul Agricultural Company.'. ; V Members Honolulu Stock Bond '7v 7 , King St. Near Nuuanu SL and ; oath ' :' " Fletcher's' CastOrta, jgainst the Stewa- tion, do hereby make solemn : ; Sugar Factors, Importers Hawaiian .Sugar Company. . Exchange ; tn4 rt-& Holmci. DrugiCcmpany of this that the statements of fact therein v Commission Merchants;. w FORT AND M ERCH ANT STREET8 ' -- Kahukn Plantation Company city, , ; t, .' contained axe true, according to the r i Telephone 1208 - HONOLULU. "Capital aubscribed?V. 48,000,00; C.Brewh&C6 The controversy arose from the best of my knowledge, inrormauon ana :i ' ; ' r the-label- s well-kno- wn belief. (Sgd.) SHUHEI NAKAHARA. ; 7 ; Kahiilui Rallibad Company 77 '777-- (Limited); i simulating of of this " Subscribed ( and sworn to, before me ; preparation, and from the evi- Kauai . Railway Company f v ICE N JsugaW FACTOR SCOM MIS. dence filed in the case it was shown this 3rd day of April. A 1914. FOR COLD DRINKS AND VI 7 I -yl' -- M. Honolua Ranch v ! the infringing dis- fSeah (3ed.) CATHERINE 142 ICE CREAM,' TRY' tHE S SION MERCHANTS, SHIP, that label was first 7 Haiku Fruit & Packing Co. 7 covered on Eale in Honolulu, and was CLARK. Notary Public. 1st ( Judicial ' Kauai Fruit ft Land Col 7 v . PING AND INSURANCE traced to ; its origin here in Seattle. Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, k corfmany $160 Lots on 11th Ave, Kalmuki, 50x The defendant is one of IN THE . DISTRICT COURT OF . AGENTS; FORT ST, HONO. - 100. Easy terms. the oldest and largest concerns of its the United States in and fori the Dis-- Hotel ind Bethel Streets- - . - r VtA H.: kind in the wrsV T TArWtnVV f UcVfifla. Tn r LULU, T. $ 40U and up Lots , near Emma and Northwest. UJVV CU1U a a s ui " iui, u ux School. - The decree carries with it an order matter ofShuhei Nakahara, doing bus 300.00-L- ot Gu-- that the &' GityvDiy Goods Co. $ in' Waikoae Tract, Stewaft Holmes Company iness as the Banzai 3boe Store, bank- ' 'f Insurance recall goods which HIRE'S i'r''.:'w lick Ave, 50x100. the are on the rupt. In Bankruptcy No. 258. District 4 ' -- List of Officers and Directors: ; y.r-.'.- PINEAPPLE $2500 Large House Kalla, market under the infringing label, Territory of Hawaii, ss. On this at and DISTILLED WATER '. Successors to 4 THE : . E. F. Bishop ...... President and to pay all costs in the suit and 7;', nr. Walkiki Beach, 17f000 sq ft Gar- 4th day of April. A. D. 1914, on reatf SINQ CO. - ',, damages $400. WA-WATE- R FAT H. age, etc. Bargain. assessed , at Seattle, ing the '.foregoing petition, it is Or CONSOLIDATED SODA Col Gf Robertson,.,.'. wonn.. Timoii 8. f; am Vlce.Preeident and' Manager $300011,380 eq. ft., cor. Luso and dered by jhe Court, that a hearing be WORKS CO LTD. NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS JUST t- Pali sts, 2 small cottages. had upon the sam on the 25th' day of 60J Fort SL Phone 2171 ARRIVED. -'- i R. I vera . . . . . , . . Secretary General Agent for Hawaii: r,'. $14003 bedr. house and lot 50x100, April, A; D. 1914, before said Court, Gulick Ave., nr. King. Honolulu, In said district, at 10 7 Atlas Assurance Company of 7 E., A. R., Ross,.... Treasurer at HA1TAILL5 $1000 Lot 75x150 at Puunul, nr. LI-- forenoon; and no- NEW- - SHIPMENT, OF. L ' , o'clock in the that p ; ;J London, New York ; Under G. ) t. R.Carter llha car. Star-Bulleti- n, ; tice thereof be published in the H writers' Aaency; . Providence Janisr Jellies," Preseryes Pineappleav ; a newspaper printed in said ; C .H Cooke. ) Washington, Insurance Co .. i4 SHOES Rice, Coffee, shipped anywhere. - all known creditors " Stangenwald Building. Pi E. R. STBAUCH district, and that Just Arrived 4th floor J. R. Gait Dlrectora ai ...... )... persons may ai-pe- Walty Bldg. 74 S. King t. SITUATION WANTED and other in interest NEWYORK SHOE CO, 1IE5BY MAT COLTIL, v R. A. at the said time and place and ' Cooke .....) Nuuan'u St. nr. Hotel Groeers. c ; : ' ; Fort Street 1 Experienced harness maker would like show cause, if any they have, why the ..,7 Agents wanted for the Western. States A. Gartley ...... ) position good company prayer said petitioner should ' P. Co., with some at of the w Lift Insurance Co.' Coupon Savings D. G. May Auditor J. Morgan Ltd. plantation where a man can work not be granted. And it is further or- PACIFIC ENGINEERING; Vi vV 'Volley. all the year around; 17 years in dered by the Court, that the clerk VISIT THE NEW STOREO- F- vj STOCK BROKERS the ; V worker, by to all known credi- : w4 COMPANY, LTD. Information Furnished and Loans trade; sober and honest shall send mail ' HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, Made. knows where to buy good3 ar the tors copies of said petition and this Consaltlnj, Dtslsrninf and Cai ' Ltd, 0'NeU Bid, U King SL?xor. lowest D. REGAL SHOES , ttrnctlaftT Kpaeers. ' - ! MERCHANT STREET STAR 9LDG. wholesale pries. Address order, addressed to them at their 'Fnrt SL r . , FOR RENT Stnxc- - 7 . Phone 1572. Puchalski, Gridlev. Cal. places of residence as stated. Wit- .Bulldinrs, Concrete Clom-ens- , COR. FORT AND HOTEL STSi Sanitary Sys- New," funilshfd ' cottage; 5824 ness the Honorable Charles F. tuxes. Steel Structures, Merely Logical. and tems, Reports and Estimates on Pro- - : screenjEdifas; 835. judge of the said court, the ' The YOKOHAMA SPECIE eleptrjclQr; - - " FURNISHED ROOMS ects. Phone 1045.' - . BANK, - Two new hou'is; "Boss," complained the famous twirl- - seal thereof, at Honolulu, in said dis- LIMITED. and ' - ; day April. A. D. -- Ten. . ' all improvements;' $25 and $30. er, "I'm all run down!" trict on the 4th of Two crd! rpociuito-prco- f roorrs fnr Capital subscribed. .48,000,000 Keat cottage in town; $22. "I dcn't wcnder," sharply answered 1914. (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. Byj .NEW VICTOR RECORDS gentlemen,- 254 King St. A . pafd up, . . . . .30.000,000 (he manager of the team. , Youve Ssd.) F. L. DAVIS. Deputy Clerk. The Gigantic Capital, 5824-- 1 nv CAME ON LURLINE - teserve Fund...... '.18.100.000. J. H. Schnack, oen trying to save ycur arm by pitch true copy. Attest: A. K. MURPHY. Deputy V . AWOKI.JV..-- : Local Manager Represented during absence by F. ing without up." Clerk. By F. L. DAVIS, .Clork. Slaughter Sale .".S24-U- . Schnack, Attorney-at-la- w, 5 Brewer Bergstrom Music Co., 153 Building. iTelfphon-.RG- SS Icelandic settlers have played no Is Still on at Hotel Street ME RENT OR SELL AUDIT COMPANY Ltd. B N N LET progress and pros OF j M. R. E v YOUR PROPERTY small part in the NOTICE. perity of the Province of Manitoba. - Have Calla Ever. Dax. the BOOSTERS BOOSTERS Canada. The Icelander has set an agrerrpnt of sale pace for the incoming race. In Win- - HAWAII Pursuant to P'or that by Kin K. L. Conkling. ipeg there are Icelanders worth from made Kou and BOUQUET No Iron-ru- st ('ated .Varch 1114. i;ndei'?:inl EASTER 100.000 to I.VW.00O. Outside the city 24 3i. Arrange with Phone, 5C BETHEL STREET all leasehold on work done at the 25 Fort St Shares iB not unusual to find Icelanders agreed to purchase the faxi atxl l". L. Conk- - MRS. E. M. TAYLOR, Florist w ith farms of 1000 acres, all of which cf tlir said Kou Kin linf in and to all th? taro land s'tu- - Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe. FRENCH LAUNDRY Sptendld . Hawaii, they have earned in "that country, for feature fot future Valley, Honolulu, g Phone 1491. r Opportunity of Hfe time. few of them possessed $100 when they P. O. Box 444 :: : Telephone 203 ated in Manoa rrived. to the said Kou Kin aiKl E. L. Become a Shaiet.lder in this day ffard S Roth WHITE LINE TAXICAB CO. Conklir.K on or before the 2:th ot (left in charge No. you can Suggestion! given for simplifying April. 1014. Notice is hereby stfwn HAWAIIAN PICTURES, now being incorporated. ' Father AWAITS ( under.-igfip-tl will wr be YOUR EASTER SUIT tangenwald Bldo 102 Merchant 8t For Further Particulars Apply to nt have any more cake. Very seri or eyetematizi"? office work. Al' that the TIONERY, PICTURE FRAM. STOCK AND DOND BROKERS i GEO. S. IKEUA ously.) Do you know what I shall for any dlirs of tbe Raiil YOU AT THE business confidential. v'r'!i-to;v- . Membera Honolulu Stock and Bond 73 Merchant SL have to do if you go on making that Kou Kin an 1 K; L. ConklinK. ING, OFFICE SUPPLIES. , V not , Exchange dreadful noise? Little Hirl so)biriK take 're. Ideal Clothing Co., Ltd. n Conducts all of Audits anc V. M iLi 1. -' i a Tes. Father WVll. what is it" Ut clasB vi:i:. !51dg. I'll1 Pantheon V STAR-BULLETI- (15r? -- I'M . YE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP 8TA GIY N GITEH TO II ile (live me some uun cake. investigations, and furnishes Heports lit noliihi, Apn'l 1122 J . TODIT KEWfc TO DAT TODAV8 NEWS TODAY And she was quite right. en all kinds wf financial work. oV2i 3t. Port SL i'.' ' -- vi.;.4:r-

HGXOIitTLU STAR-BtlLTJSTI- WEDNESDAY, APRttlOil. BEVElf it A' LODGE 18 VITHiTHELffl OUR GREAT - HPE Special I hi iiiiiiw--1 1 nil II, n v SSllbe Oily PUNK ORDER meiSers AD CLUB STYLE Cheeses 65c each 1 Imported Edam II' Th MorfeVn Order of .Phoealx Is the ; A season of high-clas- s productions That this year's Father and Son same which, has "beta adopted by ths will soon beg!n at the Bijoa the iter banquet will be handled a la Ad Club Honolaiu lodge Moose aa. is now an assured fact W. R. Far-rlcgto- n. Fresh ; Guaranteed of that pros-fiitiai- with GecrT Vbb. 'The organi-zstio- n, ?Tbe formal adoption of the new name very east presideut of that live Buy at these prices Players' in the latest and was chosen toastmaster yes-- took' place at a special , meeting heldi ern succeixtt3 ijocai goers uieaier terdav by the Y. SI. C. A. committee 1 'hit' evening: in the; lodge rooms of wlj. be alfnrdol an opportunity to en-- having the banquet in ;the organisation. A great aeai or ,vitness Florence Oakley In Bayard of fathers thnsIAsni hai charge. bffn-- ' Ve:veilers absorbing new American play. boys this year will memler feel Certain that in their. new. a dra. The who attend nvlthin the Uw which is have their eyes opened as to hbtf G & iorder' they', hate the nucleus of a great Lcn-!c-n, Q. Go. sensation of New York and n Hop' ill-ma- Yee matlc and full of "pep" their dads . national organization. and positively the first time re & adC;Pti6ii really are. The fathers want to have WIth; the . of the prganira: - lease, fdr stock at a tremendoas royal- evening sons and tUoBiT, Committees i were appointed r t?.M Mr. a jolly with their vtv rfnrma hM are working hard to get up a program Butchers and Grocers ate mbre4 designed And utkmeryWeb win present thl favorite star was that will be a corker." as one of the A great chance tb buy table Jpred. ' 'The commute which' ; this , escittag .drama of genuine eppbtated last Wee, to draft a.cont. -- fathers etpressed it A father and buman interest. Within the Law," his son should be the best two chums King Plione 3451 Itutrond btaws .;a&ttoVAcea;a.fliwbjeh.S'.credited with haTing made a Street emend-bu- s inight H will tnake. its, report- - imnrpfnn on earth. Occasions like this Father and dresser scarfs at a tf that isfn than mv and Son banquet do much to bring UbteCTTar t!no;PrMay atv ls one tremen-- reductions, also beautiful ilatlona wm;ne adopter Te ?a L.e at the V t.HSVf'rf dopewet and llldiL.nDeal that M. C. A. Friday night Aprilr!. 17. It is andlvthat the entire ttembershlp will if mterests.aiiKe ail classes, we ncn Tfcnbscrtbe them- - as j charier members not limited to members and all the tbe lo7; older boys who wish to attend with scarfs for womeri the origba lodgs of the new' oider, f.J;Jfthe:?h.'id - f cad as the: critic, wrote, an audi- their fathers, should hand their names and will take the oath which has been enee wherever Is a human . there -- . , orv- - I j. . r&, 1 : Chr Tnmi hv.'J prescribed. . , . f ; oeuru ! xaarj i uruer, iv.me uerume, pur1 retaxy, at once. The Vcoajmittee which; is. working on trayed byMiss Oakley, is an attrac- ;iiie constitution consists of the follow- young woman, who, tive , early in her TO AND FROM ALL LINES OF TRAVEL ing gentlemen, J. J., Sullivan, J. C. . . X . J. l 1 1 1 1 w carter as a pour wording girj, is i DEATHS ' Cohen, G. S. Lelthead, Chas. Hustaco. ly accused of theft of goods from the 1 Jtr Asch, Harry Whlicorab, Julius W large dry goods; emporium, in which cLARK In San Francisco. March 12 she la employed. She yehemently de 1914. Alexandrlna Loihulu KaDena Brown to greed-- , Embroideries Embroideries Coast Clares her innocence, but the Clark, wife of Henry N. Clark of Mo-- . a H. Brown,, district deputy of the obsessed hypocrite who employs her, tat Equlpmtnt In the city for this Lfnt of Work. : grand of Loyal Order of nolulu, aged 17 years, 7 months and dictator the and the judge before whom she is 19 days. Daughferr Moose Of America,'.for Hawaii, depart- Friends and. ' tried; insist that she should be made of Hawaiian Warriors are "from yd. W 5c yd. m'ornlng Matsonia. Invited'' Keduccil loc, 12Hc 15c Otter ed thiff .by the for to stand as an. example for all other to San Francisco, where it i understood attend the funeral services which V priced 15c yd. shop girls similarly . tempted. She, - ; vlar 20c and t5c alue& NOW at mak3 report in person will take place at St' Andrew's Ca- .that he will a' therefore; sentenced to serve , - is three tnedrai at 3:30 o clock' after-doon- .5 ' this . years' in prison; When released, she ' v . V Flounclngs, 42 In. wide, Reg. and 11.23 yd, NOW 90c tne: trouoies wnicn lea to ine aisnip-tid- n seeks honorable employment During V .... 1 of the local Moose lodge . : f . 1. - I -- J -; - - - - , , ...... Why sbouid a woman wno can - '.74 Kin V : .r ' i - rWe believe it entirely possibl s to uorary - Tti. im, t. j Ct t oi we prison ana nas oecome speal but one languagc, enough t Opaotttt Ltwtrs A Cooks. make the Modern Order of Phoenix cu ut.ai.cu. ouc uuug umu; l, buu tfor tWO tlounclnga, ; 22" In wldeV and $L00 yd, NOW 60c. .a strong-nationa- organization, stated out, Re75c . positions, in eaca instance sne is I ait enthusiastic promoter of tlie-- pro-Uec- t, "hounded" by the police, until, finally, this morning!:" fThe. biggest or-jde- rs she. announces that so long' as society in the United Stated today start--f refuses to be satisfied with the debt good promise. . I 1 ;. ed with a deal less she has paid for a. crime she did not ;;. -r ' ;,1 ,4 f t - Necessary - ' bellete. we thai! be ahte to draw fo rnmrnit anil rcfuoaa frv a Acnt Kar at J 'r v - ' v . ' hit 20 or; $d Moose lodges tn different anything but a thief, a thief she will .... i !; ,. ... , . - parts of the1 mainland whfch al- . be-M- mt - ' ; - 1 arc she will do her thieving "With- . ' ". ' V V ' V ' '' i ' IDONT' MfSS THIS!' I ready dlegusted with ; ths ; manner in in the Laww" She will, in her own mm. which the Moose order has been hanl- - original -- way, play the game of the led--o- r rathef , - mishandled. .'by the We showing an exceptional fine assortment of and ' millionaire lawbreakers who literally are table dresser f group that has gotten into control of break the lawi under the law's pro- any icarfs also, bsautlfwl acarfs 'for.wd.mtn. All at g realty reduced prices ' the national organization.' Iri tection.:: Matching het wits and cour- - event we are sure or it or 15 nrancn Cfre a eainst the brutality of the nolice. - .. , ( V, O M .mmww .. DUCT TAVT(0 JUiU a jiu evil VII lliCf iwn ; i fact: that the' Phoenix will limit Its j nuity and daring who preys upon by standards of Jclety : at . will i and defies punishment 1 personal by" manhood and worth; and .not employment i of the intricacies of ,'- - .iy-- race,. color,-- or creed, is certain to the law to safeguard her questionable exceedingly strong fn Hawaii, ' avenges make it tventurea She also herself v-- ' - 'The eneflciary feanes-fc- k and npon the- caning hypocrite who sent :??T''f 'frit ,;JSC-'-- ,.s V r LrtT.. i. (. f'n funeral benefits similar to those of 1 her to prison .when she was Innocent . Moose lodge; will also make I breaking heart,-throug- In wiudow you wUrsw nml in rrmr liotne i if fhe' old almost her his tmr o the new lodge popular"; son and heir, whom she lures into mar--. ' , at' ' v a J ak, . . - 'lJathrtwm 'Mirrors; won't tsecome ueer.- t . rfage. . The personnel of the" companyj ulS'teS:?XK . The Phoenix disclaini any Intention assures the strongest aggregation ever of uniting: with, the Benevolent Order seen here,' Including Florence Oakley, of Deef, the new national order, which Inei Ragen";-Olga- ' Grey, Marie Baker. : Oak and White Euamel Uatlitub ratH A V' Is to" be launched here upon th-- j arri- Maxle; Mltchefi; George Webb, Guy : ;SiMi)gfc-lilder- s i val of an organizer from the Coast in Kitfner:-Fran- BorinerV George Berfill. Hat fit lib Mats, off Hubber jk ; : i. yKi:1 Soap Dishes ' Kay PryorV Jsrcft .Belgrave - a few weeks. Most of the members and others. , with .Miri-o- r ) : Tumblcr-boidcr- s : oppose the Idea, although It is certain Mfdiduc- Cabinets, ; :: quietly that others have been endeav- - v ; , - KTC, ETC., KTC. oring to bring this about 1 ... , i if t LATEST MARRIAGE LICENSES Roberto' Manigas, Ewa, Filipindr. . i25 V - . . . '' Tascnala Moreto,"Ewa. Filipino, i .21 We fill prtscriptions so you . ; i.- ; , - tht that Stanley 1 Sfepnerison, Honolulu, . v - 177 get the full value of ht services. We American ; .- ...... i 53 r and Building Materials So.; King Street ..'. - - Mary Alice Valpey, Honolulu, Amer- - , r' give exact care and expert attention, v lean ...... 31 Ktm Kyung 33 " - reputa- , You get alt that our. pride of Klin Aki, 1T. S. I. Sta.,- - Korean...... 18 AFTER MimCLEG; Kim Suk Won. Honolulu, Korean. .35 yihobping-CouB- i tlon, backed by experienced traitfngr o ri:;;::-:::::ra:- i Hyun .Kyon Woon,' Honolulu, Kor.. .23- - l id) ' an the 'most modern' and "complete S Kikkhl Araki, Olaa, Japanese,. . . r - -, y, ,v.; .; .: Suma tmamura, IT. S, I. Sta., Japa-- ir a critical period wahnd Cat's at Iain rreseriDiion hock un Dotiimv airora. . ; nese , throatt, dcUcatm bronchial tubes r r " ...... 26 and .'X-'- " ;'. , l ' Gisuke Yuuki, Paauhau. Japanese., 25 . mtiotmd langB often follow; eome - times impaired Seven-Passeng- er Shin Yamaguchi, U. S I. Sta, Japa- f eight or hearing, Big Touring CarsNew, Speedy and , Comfortable nese .21 But If SCOTTS EMULSION Im Matsujlro Seto, Napoo poo", Japanese. 49 taken promptly and regularly after ' - Yuku Fujimoto, U. S. I. Sta,, Japa-- I the fever subsides it quickly re ?' nese ...... 23 stores pare btoed and strengthens v, GUT E!TE thelangs. re- Mvlnhei Okuda. Pahala. Japanese. . . .34 . Its nourishing force '"'1 Hatsu Nakamura, U. S. I. Sta., Japa-- I stores appetite, strength and energy i : nese ; .27 SCOTTS EMULSION contains Ltd Shichizo Miyasaki, Pahala, Japa-- jnst the elements nature nese 30 requires to restore sound j AALA AUfO - j health; is totally Mr ' Suye Nishimura, U. S. I. Sta., Japa- it free Vr The; Stofev J Fqrtand Hotel from alcohol or Ife!: nese . . 20 harmful !t Kajnekichi Ichikawa, Hilo, Japa- - t iJ?1, ChiUrea relish it. Phone 2137 The Best Service in Town rBefetania Street' nese 48 B.Myi.'Lurm Mika Fujimoto, U. S. I. Sta., Japa- j nese 33 Takuzo Ogusuku,. Waipahu, Japa- nese ..25 : of Goji Shimabuku, U. S. I. Sta.. Japa- nese 22

talilsliiale INDIGESTION. GAS OR S1CK.JS0UR STOMACH Time It! Pane DUi pepsin" makes Rtigel selling freely, he Velvet your upset, bloated stomach feci ru offer- fine in fire minutes "Really does" put bad stomachs In ed in tKe cit reduced order "really does" overcome indi- gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and Largfii sourness in fire minutes that jnst in price stocks; lowest prices. tiiat makes Pape's Diapepsin the Some lins Dl soon be cleaned out-- ' Pont delay looking over the largest selling stomach regulator in stock. You may miss the, very article yon require. tb6 world, tf what you eat ferments Into stubborn lumps yon belch gas rnd eructate sour, undigested food and Corner King aiidfAiaKeI aSts. acid; head is dizzy and aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your insides fill- ed with bile and indigestible waste, re- member the moment "Pape's Diapep- sin" comes in contact with the stom- tVrV Phond!2295 Rcaohos ach all such' distress vanishes. It's Sill truly astonishing almost marvel- ous, and the Joy is its harmlessness. HtastaceILL UKD8 OF EOCK AKD S1ND FOB C05CSZTXMwa,W01L A large fifty-cen- t case of Pape s Dia- FIREWOOD AID COAX. pepsin will give you a hundred dollars CI ggstPI tTREET. - t ' " t : P. O. BOX 111 worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your money back. It's worth its weight in gold to men 3f and women who can't get their ston achs regulated. It belongs in your SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES home should always be kept handy in case of a sick. sour, upset stomach $4.00 a year during the day or night. It's fhe quick.' t, Riircsi ami most harmless Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. stomach doctor in the world, eight IIONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, Al'RIL S, 1014.

PAUL ISENBEKU Parsifal Recital at Opera House WILLSINGAT .Mds

LAST GREAT WEEK OF VAUDEVILLE. HALLS' RECITAL

Good ! At Mr6. Ingalls' recital for the bene- MA VAUDEViLEE fit of The King's Daughters' home on -- Tuesday evening April 14. Paul Isea--, berg will be the assisting soloist. We have reduced the price on nearly alt cuts from Island-raise- d and ; . ... Mr. Isenberg will sing Das Grab auf r Heide (The Grave on the Heath- I er) by VV. Haiser, a German sorg that Leading Motion gives Mr. Isenfcergs splendid drama- Pictures tic tenor voice an opportunity to be Com-Fe-dl : ill Jieard at it's best. Cattle THE DE VON SISTERS, In the second part of the program III! ; Mr. Iscnberg will'give a group of PAISLEY NOON, well-know- n English songs, though The meat is superior in quail ty to that which Is brought hert in when .jbe reads into them his own Cold Storage from Australia or New Zealand, j$ of finer texture THE ROSEBUD QUARTET sympalheMc interpretations. they and evenly ;. ..';,- - ';".--; In Singing and Dancing Specialties teem new. This lovely group is com- bur3 fat is distributed.; i Ur;;:"--: posed of Arthur F. Tate's "Some- GEORGE SPAULOING AND COMPANY . where a Voice Is Calling, "At Dawn- - .' NOTE; PRICES IN SATURDAY ADVERTISER. 'V In a great ckctch , ing." by Chas. W. Cadman and Tours, & Mine." f Reserved seats for the concert will "His Greatest Case" be on sale from Saturday April 11 at the Promotion rooms. let II ENROLLMENT FOR NIGHT Phone 3445." RUMMER SCHOOL AT : In none of Wagner's music dramas has h carried, out his musical Y.M.C.A. NOW OPEN : The largest ever system with greater skill or certainty cf touch than In. "Parsifal." This wonderful series of tone 'pictures has a veracity to which no other musi- TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY, 7. 15 and 8:4 Prices: 10c, 20c, 30c Rc . .This is enrollment week for tho cian could ever have attained; his unrivaled power of conserving life and - served Scats: 60c. - summer term of ihe Y. M. C. A. night character in terms of music is triumphantly shown In such figures at Par ' ! s'rhnnl. wliirh nnpns Mnnriav. Anrit 1.1 eifal. Kundrv and Amtortas. and is revealed bv Mrs. Howard with a rare On of the world's renowned - 'classes in bookkeeping,-- " typewriting appreciation and exquisite touch wholly in harmony with the spirit of the fcbd other corom.irclal subjects will drama. Above is reproduced Gurnemanz, with the Shield-bearer- s. have an unusually , large ' enrollment, Cast of characters and program will be given tomorrow. according to the Indications at this time. Last year was the first that bummer work was carried on at the as- ASSOCIATED CHARITIES NOT ABLE sociation to any extent and that term proved to be very popular. There will be art addition to the nun- - I her; subjects th?S;year and . ' of ouered J . AT 1 1 HANDLI: NEW CASES PRESENT 1 I: rasiruc.org.' nave ue;n auueu . tfl on means -- ." The Only Sanitary Picture House In the City." several your .camera you arc prepared ; the faculty to teach these classes. C PICTURES CHANGED DAILYm ;; Bookkeeping. - typewriting. buslne?; . for not. only phenomenal speed work but Matinee ; . . v . . v.: .'. r.v; p. m...... I ..... Lack of Funds Necessitates $7500, In spite of the fact that ' Evening (Two Shows) ; . . . . .V. . .6:45 and 8:30 P. M. is; taking place n the city a'so for better results in ordinary work AlaiirAfl a v vti wVifm ixrfll r Viaoaw csi c amvugnmnrr ujvdv. n uitu nt Plan of Retrenchment for end county and that It now is consid- ' :' ' ;. fZJiTZZ Lens made fit Wfekly' Every Prlday ( Jay A. Urlce, , ' Cooke are to all makes of . "Pathe Current Events.) fi'M carried on. educational Few Days at Least erably in debt"r . I recretary; Is planning . to conduct a The association can uandle no raore ? . SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY. shutters, . , j weekly student assembly , in connec -- i : For the present time, or for several new cases for it only.Jxas sufficient s tion tne program or classes. . : "And Still the Good Pictures Come. ' wita days at leasL tHe Associated Char!- - money on hand to care for the cases . ! . 'm.vk l..f nan; already under its Jurisdiction; and sec- i7 Get Cooke Lenses from the sole agenta In this territory. Drama. (Vitagraph) ; -- . , , . . ;;i. i .The Only Way UnUUlrJAlUN Al ,oi. cases. The Increaslng'number of ap- - ondly, there is not. the office force to Comedy - ( Edison ) - , . ;V . . . . v 1 do It has been found impossible to . . . .The New Pupils - CATHtDRAL it Two-Ree- ANDREW'S , keep the reccrdj. necessary, and to do A Drama of Intense Heart Interest (Seiig, l. Feature)..;; the necessary work of investigation. - ...The NeY Return Road .I F0RHIS EVENING iStZJt HONOLULU. PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Western (Lubln) ...... ,...... ;l.The Rustic Heart :' &S'S&tu?X& program. : e this step. necessary. It was tonights' band i- - . Tonight 8 o'clock Andrew's ' Coming Thursday (Vitagraph Two-Re- el Feature) -" .v- ., ' at at St 'Everything Photographic"' sung Stain-- that Fort Street' will be. Sir Jcha Pd, of Kapellmeis- - . ' cbarities;?Tfunds have become so low Under the direction A REGIMENT OF TWO. . er's Crucifixion. t: Ths music Is well Berger, band English-speakin- g that the j amciint of food orders for ter Henri the Hawaiian known all Wthe give public moonlight concert Every, Courtesy Is Shown All ratrons and Pictures Are Tersonaljy world. VThe choir at St. 'Andrew's Ca. families new have been reduced from will a at - " ' average $ . SO, week to 88 cents Aala park .this evening, beginning at , Selected by the Management. ' : " augmented op cf a thedral wl'J be and an o'clock. following program n : devo, a week.A dollar aqd a half a.week 7:30 The portunity will be given at thls ; upon which a fain ly has been arranged : , n.. tfonal service for hearing the new-or- the iniinum i r '', oi nve can me, n nas usen bbc-iuiiu-- ea, March' The Brave Man . . . .Andree a,; -- a An offering will be,taken for the or and. as result;. this' cut, in Overture Thev Road to Glory. .Kling gan at the close of the service. " great many cases starvation will be- Ballade-Morni- ng i j: ... Beethoven Vltffl del gin, say the 'the ;c Selection iJrnanl ...... Verdi ''A v Beginning day, a pril 1 oth. fficerof fri Vocal--ttawaii- an V , . . um Yin the wat.4. of srvati'on iBicknesa Songs . . . . A creat Mexican War Picture 000 feet of Film. MOTHER! IS CHILD'S to follow; we Viready be- . . . . . , . . Arranged by -- s sure have .'. Berger MRS. INGALLS;' : .; 'lCc,;20c'30a gun, S3ld - ARTHUR BURDETTE . v' Prices, V to see signs of Manager Selection My Old Kentucky Home SOUR, SICK? . , by' STOMACH Spencer Bowen. hfs' annual Vre-- Assisted Ltfcal Artists (Jn FOR THE BENEFIT. OF KING'S "it I Coun- - ; . THE DAUGHTERS' HOME fever-- , port to the supervisors, City and Traits 1001 Nights ...... '. Strauss ' ; tongue Is eeated cross, J OPERA HOUSE, APRIL, 14 . ' If er if . t TUESDAY EVENING, ty Physician Wayson prophesied a 50 Finale Tres Mcutard . .Asche 1 " Ish, constipated, srlre "Calif or , ' Af 81.5 o'clock ' - - 1 per cent increase in Illness in the year3 , The Spangled Banner. , Star 11.00, 75c, and-25- nia Sjrup of Ffcs." 191$. ' Tickets: 50c at the Prom oUon Rooms. ( Don't scold your fretful, peevish 1914 and And it begins to look cnild. See If tongue is coated; this jroyuecy w Boiui. tu cum. I did say you The last week of our is a surp sign Its little stomach, liver ""? BIRTHS "What her father when .'There have been twenty-si- x rre-tol-d . ex him that, you marry and bowelx. : are i clogged with sour "This will mean an additional t wanted fo ,'sidents of the United States, but only ' - penditure-t- o the cfty and county, of AKAU At HUo, Hawaii, March 31, her?" .He asked me. if I really loved ; waste. , .. . f two of them are alive now.wNows 1914 3914, Mrs., , , I pae, fcyerislv full of Honolulu for . the year to Mr. and John Akau, a her or If I was merely trying for a item. It's almost certain death, isn't When listless - - ' -. " : : cold, breath bad, toroat sore, uoesn't for, hospital cases alone of daughter. Carnegie medaL! . ;. . .ft? - ' Z- eat, sleep or act' naturally, has stomach- -ache, Indigestion, diarrhoea; give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Hero's oho' cat buy Jigs,'' and in a few hours all he foul wapte, the sour bile and fermenting GOOD SUITS LIKE THIS FOR $2.5 food passes out of the bowels, and you nave a well and playful child again, Men's Shirts Cnildren love this nannless "fruit lax 1 atrVe, and mothers can rest easy af Schaffner & ter giving it, because it never fails Hart Marx clothes ; " Regu'ar 50c and 75c values to make t their little "insldes" clean and sweet arc the favorites with young men of stylish j Keep It handy, Mothor! A little giv- en today saves a sca child tomorrow, tastes. J but get the genuine. Ask your drug- -- gist for a 50-ce- nt bottle of California Syrup of FIg3," which has directions men like these clothes; high .for babies, children of all ages and for grown-up- s GOLLKGH 1 , plainly on. the bottle. Re- prefer member, there are counterfeits sold mem; young men here, so surely look, and Bee that i I .1 yours Is made by the "California Fig' in business appreciate the fact that -- V - 1 . 27 Hotel SL 6pp.! Bijou Theater , Syrup Company." Hand back with ;Pbone 1151 : K Vv Box 401 (contempt any other fig syrup. adver such ' qua! ity and style arc true economy. tisement . Wherever the in clothes is Y. W. C. A: TO HOLD young spirit btrong, MEETING IN HOLY WEEK there's where Hart Schaffner 8c Marx clothes - it . In response to a request from the are in the lead . III rT1 ATCTL7 TTnlCr 1DTKcunr council of the Inter-Churc-h Federa- rwllWlii'li' S tion, the members of the religious work committee of the Young Wo- - You should see what wc can show you in a suit or r m men'8 Christian Association have ar- Boies in a vault tlat is protected against fre atid burg-lars- . ranged for a special Holy Week serv--' an overcoat at $2; let that price he a starting point Thursday inenii cl;eap insurance against worry..' ice afternoon to which all women of the city are invited. The for you; we can offer you the greatest possible economy services-wil- l be held in the rooms of 1 in clothes you have been accustomed pay- the association, Boston building, from , at 25. if to 12:15 until 12:45 o'clock. HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD. vThe services will be led by Mrs. ing less than $25 for your clothes, look at these any- 923 Fort Street Doremus Scudder, chairman of the vaiue-ior-your-mon- ey religious work committee of the as- way, get a new idea about i.i sociation. The address will be de- livered by Mrs. Walter F. Frear, pres--. clothes. ident of the association, and Miss Bertha L. Kemp will sing. The serv- We have these suits and overcoats at $29 and $;o and MEAT that's the Best Ever ice will be the only one cf its kind to be held in Honolulu during Holy ( 1 finer grades up to $40 and $50; we want you to sec . Week. . i Phone 3451 what we hive at $29. C. Q; YEE HOP & COMPANY "T3 Sulphur IB AID) For Soap B IE the Silva's Toggery, Ltd. Clears the complexion, Skill whitens the hands and i LOVE'S BAKERY Store for Good Clothes'' : time-teste- "The (j is a d remedy ' for skin disease.. Elks' Street, near FortA CoPTTiff&s Bart SobaSaer ft I Building King Mtr STAR-BULLETI- N MONTH Sold by Kirt Hair mJ WWW Or, S.75 PER druggist. UKk m krewm. 50c

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INTiSCHOLASTIC NEW THAT HEW TAKE r mm BASEBALL TH E VP FIRST INDIIOR TfMffWT NEXT EVENT BASEBALL GAME

Oahu College and St. Louis Papa Evers Lining; up Evers Junior R AND Tommy Murphy Hopes to Put the Capt. Tinker's H?alani baseball Wffl team won its first game in the Y. M. Look Strong on Paper: 5 Jlflrf J. C. A. Indoor Baseball league lant Teams in Race For Future Big ray Envelope Sleep Wallop Over on'Ritchie evening. The Triangle were Iosr MAN-EATE- on this occasion, but ! Capt. Smith's R BOTH men put i;p a good scrap and held ll.for-i.al- will be the 1 i e g.une in their strong opponcnts; down to a 14 tiitfrwi-holaHti- Hn-'r- fur the next to 7 score I r 1 1 rr and the dose of the KahtT v a Trask and Cannon foraied a strong atiot will set-- all the old ball toners Y battery for the Healania, the former - DODGED DUKE trf tlx- liferent institutions about the striking out nineteen riven. Cannon itv iolv' in uniform. Tli r- - v. ill te-fn- f held him well and caught four men .( lucre srhooln in the f ham pion-Hlnj- f at third base on snap throws. Dwight, 1 race thi year and the series, !i'k'' Kaharuiinoku hah "ii u!i:ng C. Tinker and Trask led in the : at- mHI gome - whieh b run off time in the off a lot of ("arnepif- ro iiiefiai tack and scored mot of the runa - - ' 1 near future, should he on of tin- clos- r for . lately, if one is to bln-v- irfie the winners. nmw.-- Yifc-:.y- . stunts r- 'UIIU IUUDI 111 LTl rpUUjjs 11 Ml a, wiWii ..t an Francisco papers. The San Fr.jn-- ( Cross and Raseman hit well for. .the V LlIIH'. isco Chronicle prints the folkiwil'.g Triangles and ran the oases almost TV TliOhe schools uhich will enter storv. and attaches a picture of the at will. Fernandez had his troubles teatuj this season nre Oahu 'ollege, oung lady iu question, to pio tin- - handling Suinn's fast delivery and McKinley High School, 0i missed several Strikes. Suinn Kumeh;uneha, veracity of the tale. third Pu-naho- u "up Mills School. aiKl St. l,ouis. The The unusual oftf-- happens in Un- fanned fifteen but was touched men won the championship last and many a romance has its rather lively after the fourth Inning. tiolulu Nell, premier year and have a number of their old beginning in the beautiful island ine- - Eddie the indoor a baseball umpire, Lefty of meu "h.'iek at unrl; hut the St .out tropofis. but to be twice saed from and Scott tans figure that they' can put out a space the Purrahoua, officiated in a highly death in the brief of twelve satisfactory manner. There were a teHixi that will give the Oahuans a fed tiours by the jam man and then to of spectators present and ev- hard rub for the laurels In the com- iSpiia escape without an engagement was number erything points to a successful serlea ing games. The Mills players expect the experience of iiretty Miss Addie to have an exceptionally strong nine to of games each Tuesday evening Box Dunbar, who arrived here on tlie game: j 7 represent school while Kame-hameh-a score of last night's their Oceanic liner Ventura Triangles and McKinley feel confident a ABRBIIPOA E Miss Dunbar is singer and dancer, Cross, If. 5 12,3 1, 0 that their squads will be among the and when a few weeks ago her physi- Gilliland. lb . let. cian prescribed a long rest and an .3 10 TOO Gunn, rf . 4 0 0 During the past week the Mills ocean voyage she decided that a trip 10 Fernandez, c . 3 1J 0 5 s'tuad took advantage of the absence 1 would be just the thing. 0.1 to Honolulu Rawlins, 3b . .10-013- 0 of the () C. made good t'.se isl- students and rum a s4 Shortly after her arrival in Choy, 2b ... 1:0 0 0 0 use of their lower field. - Takeuchl ands the ycung woman's health was so .3 ' gathered Suinn, p .4 0 0 3 1 the best, players he could greatly improved that, an enthusias- Raseman, as 2 1 find among pa- .4 t 13 the new student and with tic swimmer! she became a daily Meinecke, cf ! 3 1 1 Q 0 0 Ihe old men he was able to get In a tron of the beach at Waikiki. Every- good r mffi'w days of practice. With this thing went well until a day or two TotalB .30 7 723 15 7 start and the aid of a coach, in the I before the time of her ueparture, and Healanls AD R.DH PO A ,E 5 jwrKon of Mr. Copeland he figures that then, venturing a little farther beyond DwighL 2b .. 6 3 0 0 0 the team from Manoa will be of no the lirje of breakers than caution C. Tinker, ss 5 3 1 0 0 small Importance in the championship prompted, she was attacked by a huge A. Tinker. If 6 10 0 races. man-eatin- g shark. Cannon, c 6 1 17 7 1 "" Punahou 8tars Practice. - O) A dack flash in the water, a scream ir.-.- y 7.: YSi: ' J. Nott, 3t .. 3 0 4 0 if Realizing that every week of prac- and then her rescuer appeared in Keeff, lb ... S 2 5 0 1 tice counts and being, anxious o get HEWes AtHP HIS son"77"! Duke Kahanamoku. the famous swim- Trask, p 5 2 0 3 0 mer. A short tussle and the shark Swift, rf ... 3 0 0 0 0 of the Oahu College baseball squad BOSTON Johnny Evers, the crack second sacker. now with the Bo- was put to flight. A flood of thanks 1 manager-playe- r called a meeting of all those interested ston Braves and formerly of the Chicago Cubs until Charies followed and afterward an invitation . Totals .39 14 12 27 10 2 in the big national game to. start Webb Murphy ousted him, has a ypung hopeful who may some day be able to go surf-ridin- g, which was eagerly things going. There were forty en- to pull down as big a pay enevelope as daddy. Evers is proud of his accepted. But fate again took a hand, Ttf angles .... 10200002 27 thusiasts present and the spirit of the son, which is tne way wun an lainers. -- jonnny is siiown in ine picture and as a surfboat topped a huge rol- Basehlts ... 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 1 7 1 3 0 1 4 2 2 1 14 men indicates that , the Oahuans are teaching the Evers heir how to stop a hot grounder. Evers junior was a ler a broken paddle caused it to be- :i.:C:x-::..- Healanis . ot . 12. frolng into baseball to win. red-h- ot Cub; now he's an equally red-h- Brave. come unmanageable and capsize. Miss Basehlts .... 2Lll3Ui Coach Mldkiff spoke on baseball as struck her head on the gun- Summary Bases on balls, off Trask ly the previous season and so he Dunbar 7, off out, by n game and gave a few pointers to wale of the boat as she was precipi- Suinn 6; struck, Trask scught out Coanie .Mack. 19. by. 15: umpires. and those who expected to be out for prac- tated into the water and was render- Suinn Nell tice. He urged them to come out for1 Collins Got a Bonus. unconscious, was at Scott; scorer, Larimer. Time . OL I ed but the Duke e , "Connie." he said. "I don't think game, one and twenty-fir- mlfl- - practice regularly, signifying-th- e im hand and she was again safely landed hour portance of regular work. Captain am getting enough this year." . utes 'null "What's the Eddie?" asked on the beach. Baldwin called all men but for the trouble. "Of course there was no proposal." first nractice veaterdav afternoon and Mack. "Youigned that contract, was I MURPHY - didn't you?" said little Miss Dunbar as she also urged .that; the work be regular. preparing to leave the Ventura yester of KEIOS HAVE REP: About 20 Boys, veterans and hopes. "Yes," admitted Eddie, "but some day. "The Duke is awfully nice and SAN FRANCISCO Fight fans on the Coast are dissecting the records -- --"of fellows getting fielp V the result the, new captain's i the other are more." I think it was lovely of him to ci lommy Murphy and Willie Ritchie, who will here-o- 1 However, battle n April SMS BID SIX Collins did not hold out, me. for the lightweight championship. Murphy's admirers bope that he v will . playetf m ers working, oa the diamond on .Alex-- j but ball that year and went like get the right breaks and put over the sleep wallop on tne iinirAiirnmirlil ll t I a whirlwind." He was champion. lilt: v nnder .field, paving snecial attention' to also satisfied Ritchie's friends, however, say their man is going hard Just at present nd this part of, .field himself.-Wit- h made hitn some promise the ' ; -- Copniehad. ;i unbeatable in his class. everything featfy batting practice w"as ' B XH R I STY W ATH EWS0N. of1 a "boh us to be naid at the end of pitcher vfor New York Giants.) t Tegun while those who happened to be (Star, the season, and, of course. Eddie got AMERICANS TO s Since reaching Marlin t have discov- RAISE YALE TRACK! TEAM TO IB' latest Malll'. cut for the outflel . were started oh it. That Is how Mack holds on to STANFORD UNIVEfl31TY.MJrs.du' my present ambition in life I FUND'OF TQ some long, flies. ered that his playerB, and would like to see $100,000 LOSE STAR ATHLETES Manager Robert W; - Wilcox of is to meet some one or have some any pry ate V; .riilllT Inraan and FaJdwin, who will one a player from him. PAY OLYMPIC EXPENSES Stanford left the. campus March" 29. probably hold -- down positions x)f one write to me some day without Pirate Club Is By Latest Mall the Weakened. for Seattl.3, where; he will . meet. asking me w hether the Federal league ' pitcher and catcher respectively on When Hendrix went to the Federals By Latest Mall J NEW HAVEN, Conn. Yale's track Japanese baseball nine ojrv the Kelb the O. C-- team, were out to begin will pull through. the Pittsburgh pitching staff was strip- ' NEW YORK. Ways and to team will lose, University of Tckla The Nipponese work. With Inmln in the pitcher's '. 'tAs I have said previously,' my own ped of a good man and of one who car- By .Latest Mail! means temporarily at least, box And Baldwin behind the bat the personal opinion is that the league will ried,, much" of the burden last season SAN FRANCISCO. According to insure a winning team at the Olympic three of its most promising members not be a permanent participant in the the announcement made to the ath management of. the cardinal director Oahuans will have one of the strong and would have carried more of it this games in Berlin in 1916 will be dis- through sickness or scholastic trou- playing games with. Stan- game, but to be perfectly of Panama-Pacifi- c of athletics, national The Phillies have torn letic department the long-distan- - )ear. been cussed at a meeting ner." of the ex- bles. Russell H. Lucas, a ce ford, California, St, Mary's,' 8anta frank- - candid with my readers, I I Exposition Company by Dr. G. R. tlny has shown ability as a pitcher of and apart by the Federals' and don't look - f - ecutive fccard of the American Olym- runner, was operated upon re- Clara, Pomona and Occidental ' Col auu u win ub wornea in don't know and I dofl gyess anybody for Doolin'8 club to be up in the fight Manning, president of th- United inai pic committee. As the question of ej-pen?- cently for appendicitis. leges. players position as a substitute along wflh else does, either, though the general at all this season. States of American Football Associa- The Kelo arecominjr is the most important, the W. shot-putte- r, un- to California on an Invitation "bf Wii. who has pitched for Punah,ou notion among baseball men is that the tion, England and Australia will be re- F. Roos, the is Staf- The loss of Grooi Has hurt Wash- board plans to raise a fund of, $100,-00- 0. der probation because of low scholas- ford. The Stanford ilne was the guest lefore! Ftds will not. live. ington, the team hich looked as if it presented n the international soccer Everett C. Brown of Chicago, tic standing, and A. Revel, a fast of Kelo last summer in a' series'-o-f In the infield George Quintal. Yap, is no funeral of mine, but I Jo might a fight games during the 101o fair in San It make with the Athletics former president of the Amateur Ath- quarter-mile- r, has broken arches In, games in Japan. Menoher. a new man, and KJra WaJ believe, that the players in organ year. was Francisco. not this Cleveland the club that letic Union, said that he was confi- addition to being low in studies. According to Manager Wilcox, will be the strong men While the out? ired baseball were approached right rave Connie .Mack and h''s men a bat- The United States of America Foo the body dent the necessary amount would be Japanese will surprise the California ueia positions wiu u neia aown oy i hV the new league to get the oest tle last season and the Federals have ball Association is the controlling af- tubscribed to send enough champions fans with playing. same Wadsworth. Sakai, Austin, O'Dowda results. 1 happen to know that several done a lot of damage there. I don't of tho game in America, and Is their This abroad to capture every event in the team I and Woods. of the men who made the world's trip figure the Naps to be in the going at filiated with the International Soccer defeated Stanford three times German stadium. eight-gam- e St. I.ouis Strong. with McGraw were tottering whei the all for the American league champion- Football Association. The U. 3. A. F. the series between the two Although they have not started prac- l.usitania docked in New York, but ship. Therefore, while the Federate A. is outlining a program for the ex- While the members of ths commit- teams last summer. Collegi-an- pur- are devising ways and means to ticing regularly the St Louis r the Feds, with the methods they have not constructed a league of their position which will parallel the inter- tee Among the star players with the n w-i- many have been picked by many. to to land any of these very own will nlay big national soccer football events held make the team most successful, Keio nine isSugasf, a half-ca- st German- sued, failed which league ball as " persons begun a movement -Japanese. Su-ga- the rhampionship. With Janssen pitch- much undecided players except two. we know it. and as the fans know it. at the Olympiad at Sfockholm. Th other have wh6 is pitcher' sl ing and Nye catching and a few new In my humble opinion, the methods nevertheless they have injured the California Football Association has to help the lund. P. .1. Conway, pres is sit feet two Inches in height men to take the places of those who that prevailed when the American ether leacues to the extent of jump- recently become affiliated with the ident of the Irish-Amerca- n Athletic and weighs clcse to 200 uounds, nd, loft last year the Saints have a bril- leamie was making its war on the ing salaries and weakening the pen- national body, which is ready to give Club: George Matthews, delegate to j w proved himself an excellent twlrler. liant outlook. Among their new play- National would have brought better nant contending teams. (he California Association full powe; the A. A. U.. from the Long Island A. Wilcox has scheduled games with ers are a number of first-clas- s men results both when the l.usitania land Giants' Recruits Fast. to conduct such games as pertain to C. and Mclvin Sheppard r?avo already Ids Silver the Sacramento high school .the Sac- 2 mi'! they will help so much more to ed and prior to that time. This. too. There are a siveeuy looking lot of interstate teams, state teams and started campaigns for funds in addi-ditio- n for ramento Athletic club, and with the put a first-clas- s base-ba'- J training team. sur-prisin- out is the opinion of more than one reexstr. in thip .camp and it was e Coast championships. to their work in the 25o Stockton and Fresno teams, in addi- Inter-clas- 'Mrs s games will hold the at- - program will be and development of local athle'es who games. man. how they perked up with the The which outlined Cit.P. Id Ca. Hdm, Trey. R. r. tion to the college The Japan- tention of the players in nearly all Fee's Need Star Players. arrival of McGraw. ITe certainly jar for the exposition at San Francisco are ambitious to become members of ese players originally intended tour- the schools during the first month of "They have not been going at it red some pepner into thorn, and he has will in a measure decide America's America's team. ing the 'East also, but a faculty ruling the season after which will come the nght." said a veteran of the game to1nlev l)Pen ,,avjne a lot of attention to i epresenta'ion at the next Olympic-game- s at Keio has made it necessary for biff games, the schedule for which tut the other dav. He had blown into: sliding lit. which is upholstered to be held at Berlin in 1916. them to be home by the end of June. will le arranged in the near future. Marlin to look the Giants over in their w ith sand, and where he teaches the It is the plan of Dr. Manning to spring training, and did not wish toifallawav bring to this country as many foreign Baseball Score Counters Free! WILLI K IIOPPE'tftaS A police ay examination discov- "If some of have his name mentioned. "Now dive for it." he yells as a teams as possible. IN EXCITJXti BATTLE ered a diamond in the stomach of L. the Athletics had been nroperly ap- - vounester comes tearing down the line with I they g A. Powers, charged the theft of iproached. for instance. believe for the pit. "What wo want are div-in- JEROME TRAVERS HOLDS By Latest Tllail) diamond earrings worth $2000, at been grabbed, and any one -- could have players." he sn.vs. You wctn't eet SAN FRANCISCO Willie Hoppe-w- as Memphis, Tenn. would been a bie draw HONOR OF SCRATCH of them have hurt so much, either, if you hit the PLACE HOME VISITING awarded the decision over woe ing card" for the Feds. What that dirt hard as if vou liked it. It's chang- ! Bayley in the main event of,the'Mar leaeue needs, and needs badlv ing the mind V.y I.at. st Mai II M nht that hurts so manv men ket Club's of four-roun- d boxing The name of our preparation anv measure of i jn card now. if it is to have sliding." NEW YORK .Jerome I). Travers of 0 - Bayley length time, more TEAM TEAM Cut Out bouts. fought Hopp$ from Nerve Essence success fqr any of is That the bovs are diving is indicated Upper Montclair. N. J., the national start to finish Persian Tinker, in whom the ')y and the bout Was an men like Joe the gingerly manner i:i which thev amateur golf champion, 'who is now exciting one. but Hoppe's strength is changed to Sensapersa. ball players generally have confi-- ! sit down when off t!u field. The'v in England, jireparing for the coming This and aggressiveness in . The ingredients the quality the last two dence." don't do any sitting to amount to any-- ' British amateur championship tourna- won of, Ref- -- . rounds him the verdict properties of this le-- the oriental n this connection, me say that thing while the practice is under way. ment, holds the honor place of SCORE Coupon eree Schufer. wonderfully successful ncrc was mak- ''tit skins are any when the American league ' thin this time of year. scratch, two strokes better than :1k-.-.ani- f MTHgai Bayley had all the better of the tablet rem:ii:i absolutely sliding will - HOME VISITING ing its fight it had such stars of that tear off a lot of epi- other man on this year's handicap list first round and held his own in the . dav as .Timmv McAleer. Puffy and dermis Kvt n the great base runners of the Metropolitan Coif Association. It is a dependable remedy This coupon and five second, but In the third Hoppe took " 'omiskey working to get plavers for rare covered with what Mall plavers The li contains ."41 names. None iinpottm . o o the upper hand, and In the fourth be for nervousi'.ebility. c:ill "sliding son-"- ' , it. had the absolute con fidenc-o- throughout the of players gets a rating of one sleeplem-ss- d c A e tu y, Thev the TEAM lAN0 TEAM others will entitle ths punished the Canadian boxer severely, spoil Mc- season. Fans do .1 memory, wasting of pails, the plavers and ns one result not realize that. stroke but Walt r Tra.is. Carden although be could not knock him off weak c went to St. I.ouis and practical- htn rh.y ; man like Cobb go City; Kirby. Engiewood. N. J., honder to ons baseball lost ami any funis of r.cu-r.isthrni- Aleer Oswald his feet. vior down to s"-on- Has", i . ly sigued the whole Brown team hit the dirt, and esnoff. Carden City, all Our pr e pa r a t 11 and Fred AI Rogers and Dude Clark boxed in davs. for up jM a dotid of dust, year, are allow- counter free when pre- now called which was famous those 'me he lias of whom had one last four rounds to a draw, and even league. how .asicd along on a urfa.- e every the American Personallv. '' inch ed two strokes each. Star-Bulleti- n, goes hi.-h(ha- sented at the breaks were also given in the 1 pbeut of shor pa in through cer. have tnv doubts the him. HOME VISITING between Sailor Carroll and. Soldier ; Diving They Ala-ke- of anybody to get awav from Ball Club Wins. grod to me. Matty. are diviner a Ma-cha- nbilitv business office, Elder, Soldier Woods and Jack do SEEJSAPERSA But th.e 'diving T Connie M:u k any member of his team ball fani are the for everything over there. would and Meyer and Sailor He on. s whi'-- win the ganio? than Hrooklyn O St., bet. King and Harris that he really wants to keep. ha Brooklvn rather meet the Giants U...I..I.. Galindo. Sammy Goode knocked Sa- right un- 'was playing this kir.d before' now. way they are playing." TEAM Sttr-Bulteti- n Ltd TEAM basl)roughthappiness,strength. everv m ther's son of them (f ball it richt the linas Jack Robinson down in the sec- s Hotel Streets. and vital power to tbou-s.uT!-i''- der his thumb all of the timp. eracked last season, and I'ahb-n'- club It strikes me that McGraw is goine vitfor 1 ond round and the bout was stopped. inen-youn- t:. ha tlie ,v old r.ud Tbev tHl a fiinv.v story about Eddie ith.er nrried do- - to have a diving bail Hub this season Eddie James was given the decision ; - Ti - middle 3ged it will brin- to Collins after be lmd beni with the ""tty !;;in him- from tie way the players are all over Joe Rellly. T hit V vou potential enerpy so ubr.i.d Athletics for ; sient time. By short an i lie v. K Tirs; ,.r several ing after the sliding in Marlin. And - . phv-.i,- l ! . ".-- ;s ;,nt that your whole t'tne iri'a'i two or thr'e season.-- Ft ot'if to si eak of the it is the diving ball flayers who make Like the Xuolcat Critics ' i l.V. or .! r V. le t. v. and mental being will Me ignd a rent ran an.l t!in r' sf. It a nhen suceeps in other thincs. too. or the . ;. - . rl-.- i in-- and thrillc-- d with the t'iuu;;.:;-;m- t n't;or, he was rdbiiig himse'f hv iiunfi ( Ii Hindi i's first man with the suirit to diw hard To "How are the acoustics of that the- consciousness of powi-r- . igve'iu' o idav b r the r, :'d trip o . V rk !a ye,; r Tiiev met mv ni:;d. baseball is a tine training ater?" r.c H- - - : E G?t a boi iodar ard t:coTc ? run. ! jr. be.ird of t1'.' tli r '.i.int and tli the Jlrooklyn si boo! for business, because it teaches "The wbatr ; '" KT fejiv Mil :e s i - legitimate ( . Till" PKtiWV r r'' rounlars talking and bga:i to torn! i'.;; fink r Mi f!lM lio- a man to take every hanee "Acoustic properties?" , ' i ! I I V t i 1 1: i ii i n :on th ir teTiii t'f lie irh ; I'l Sf,lll to win. in baseball he learns to run ALAKEA ST. CET. KING AND HOTEL STREETS. "Oh, ah, yes; the acoustic .proper- i m T Sa id mm Ai.i- - h r to 'Hi '11 '. t t " ' everything out. and the ability to run ties. Why, It struck me they i' wefe i u i k i J Olid by Chambers Dru Co. Lid. K.ldi. had be. u !a iiiv :a! tr. ;i . If .( fill evervthing out in business wins. PHONE 2211 rather gaudy." Harper Bazar, y.

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POULTRY FOR SALE. Furnished cottage ami light house- keeping all convenience; THE NETV ERA HOTEL wa- 1450 FORT MAKIKI HEIGHTS POULTRY electric lights; bath, running 1 STREET Ranch, E. C. POHLMAN, Tel. ter; short distance from postoffioo. ABOVE VINEYARD ST. WANTED PROFESSIONAL CARDS 3146, Box 483. Breeders of white Moderate, danzel Place, Fori and 5749-t- I leghorns and white orpingtons, trap Vinevard. Tel. 1541. Everyone with anything for sale to HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. nested, pcdir.reed. standard and line bred. Eggs for hatching, day 4 MELROSE. Newly renovated, "Play Safe." Considering the fac- - Cottage. rooms, furnished, on hotel THE -- young, fur-mh(M- i. 3 tors of Bales, success In planning' T Taylor. 511 Stangenwald Bldg., old chicks, laying and breed- ST.. nr. Alapai; 6 rtoni cottage, cicely furnlsned double or single Jas. con- an ad Is more satisfactory than consulting civil & hydraulic engin'r. ing stock. Write for price list. on Phillip St. Appiy - rooms. Hot and cold water, all be veniences. 144 Beretania. Fort. knowing "how It happened" after-- 1 k5375-tf- . Visit our ranch and convinced. Hotel St.. phone 2642. nar Star-Bulleti- R68fMy. ,".S23-if- . Tel. 2530. Mrs. J. Davis, Prop. ward. n Want Ads every 5760-t- f "Bring Home the Bacon" MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CAMERAS FOR SALE. time. " 6399-tf- . Light housekeeping. Electric lights; Territory House. 54t S. King St.. cleaa Appreciated Gifts. Musical Instru- bath; all conveniences. Onzel PI., Second Hand Caraeras bought, gold $2 by mo; & From two to six young men to occupy ments, to and Vineyard Sts. Tel. 1541. bedrooms; each bed. all kinds order reasonable and exchanged. Kodagraph Shop. Fort 5S19-lm- . or resi- &740-- tf entire second floor private Specialists ir. ukuleles. Kinney & Hotel and Union Sts. . dence; one or three weals if de- Mossman. 1282 Nuuanu nr. Kukui. - Five-roo- m Cot- Large, furnished rooms; conveal sired; near town and car line. Pox f726-6- m furnished cottage at alrr 73 1325 4(5, this office. tage Grove, $27.50. Tel. 1087. encea. Beretania nr Fort. Tel. B750-- 5817-tf- . MUCIC LESSONS. FOR RENT 5812tf. tf cool, mosquito-proo- f rooms, 100 men to bring dull razors on Violin, Mandolin, Two close their Private lessors Desirable houses la various parts of town; 321 King to Honolulu Cutlery and Grinding Guitar, English banjo and Ukulele UNFURNISHED COTTAGES to street. the city, furnished and unfurnished, 582 1 6t. Co, Alakea St., oppY. M. C. A., to by a teacher of many years' experi-b- e at $15, $18. ?20. $25, $?.0. $35. $40 and sharpened. We grind everything, ence.-Addres- s P.O. Box 311. Tel. 4179 New cottages on Fort street exten- ' up to $125 a month. See list In our m. I 5650-tf- . Young Kee 5798-l- , office Co., Ltd.. Fort sion. Rent reasonable. Trent Trust 1220 Emma SL; ROOM AND BOARD St., between King and Merchant. Grocery store, K. 51 telephone 4456. SSCC-ly- . All loveri of music to develop talent Ernest KaaJ, Young Bldg. Tsl. 5U2-t- f by taking lessons from Ernest K. 36X7, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, ban- - One for Every "Want" 3 rooms with private entrance and KaaL 61 Young Building. Tel. 3689. j jo, tit her, violin, cello and vocal. bath, near town: single or en suilo.; - Rooms, furnished or unfurnished to Star-HiilietJ- n HOUSES W381-6m- . k5381-tf- . There's a little Want Ad for ;!irrpt sir.- reason- FURNISHED Phone 15G7.V suit tenants; 6C. School street; 3 With or without board. ;i 5801-tf- . .V- - able want. You ran pet a te'v.nt for feara.se, ?.'! an o;l si:it of Ap- bedrooms, 1915 Kalakaua Ave. completely - buy a r t i viii,r.iit Nice, modern bungalow, : "V- To buy two copies of the Session BergBtrcm Mi.sic Co. iMusic a$d'mu, clothes, restaurant, a took, ete.. e:. lio:'t Mary Leong, C6 ply Mrs. School lights, gas range, - 1911. office of" eical Instruments. 1020-102- 1 Fort wnen effective assistanee is c. near. .Just (all 2'; aii'i in furnished; electr'c Table board at the Roselawn, 13C6 Laws of Address St. I'lione 4113. heater, etc.; with ga- Secretary if Hawaii. St. 5277-t- f. the ad by plione . instantaneous King Street, Phone 2699., Special ' 1 rage and servants' quarters; marine E823-2- L , rates by week and month, ' i office rooms, second floor, 16 Mer- $4u. KAWAIHAU GLEE CLUB. and mountain view. Rent Phone 5792-t- f. chant SL Apply J M. McChesney. 4640. cheap Phone 654l-t- Piano; must be for cash. f 5823-6- . 363 C. Kawaihau Glei Club. Music furnished For 2 gentlemen in a private family; r,820-6- t. f for dances, dinners, receptions and 1942 S. King St.; every conve- Nicely-furnishe- d bungalow, 1534 Mag- M85-t- j all occasions. Prompt. Tel. 3860. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nience. f JFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED. Mgr. W. C. Cu minings. azine St. Rent. $40 per mo. Par- 5705-6- m children need not apply. Kcre or on Palolo Hill above ties with Two rooms, with or without board; house-- ' tracts lots may be had Apr7 15Lh. Two or three rooms for light or below the new reservoir. 1'ossefsion 725 Beretania St. keeping In Punahou district Ad RIZAL ORCHESTRA. Apply Mrs. above address. 5S22-6t- . ' ' 4illside or bottom lands in the Pa'Jolo Ie, Star-Bulleti- n. 5818-t- Areas K. M., Valley on 10th Ave., suitable for f 5729-t- f. - Rizal Glee dub furnishes first-clas- s farming or building purposes; 5 Two-roo- furnished bungalow, run- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS music for"ahy and all occa- minutes walk from Waialae cai sions. Manager George A. N. Ke-ko- a, ning wa4er. Address Mrs. L., this line. Also the Palolo. rock crusher. office. Phone 1775, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. so- Three nicely furnished housekeeping SITUATION WANTED Inquiries and further particulars 5823-lm- . , r76S tf. .rooms, with modern convenienceH,. licited. .Puna-;ho- u & CO., with private entrance, iiear Live wire salesman, familiar with the PALOLO LAND IMP. LTD., bungalow, 2 cor. - Furnished bedrooms, 7G7 . 1 1 9 111 1 MUSIC. car. Rent very reasonable; in enure lsianas, wm ue open Room 203 McCandless Bldg. and 14th. Aves., KaimukI, one iraae 5746-tf- . Park .Kinau St., phohff 2347. J,81-- : Address M. 4248. 5823-2- " .!! &rJ6!LlVn': JS ' KawalIanI GUa CIub furnishes music block from cara. Phone L I tor occrslcias. John Hickey, 4 5821-6- 1. Lot 50x137, corner, blocks from Manager. King up Telephone 3310. Large room 803 S. King v 1 with kitchen ; : car, on 10th Ave., Kaimaki, Palolo f77-m- . FOR FOR . . SALE SALE Valley side. Price, $300 cash; with Marvelous Transformations St. 1. "American" lady, .refined, experienced. 5823-tf.- '. . C "caeks .as nurse com pan-- j terras, $325, $50 down and $10 a position or. PIANO INSTRUCTION. Special Sale: Floor coverings, Chi- COCOANUT PLANTS FOR . SALE. More once in this place the to "elderly , lady, invalid, etc month. Apply 896 Prospect than ' Jon, nese grass rugs, mattings and lino- amaze which seizes the returner to f Address Box- - 49. Star-Bulleti- Beginners on p'ano, 3.00 per month; leums. Telephone 126L Cocoanut plants for sale; Samoan va- New York after, say, sit months' ab- -' FAMILY HOTEL : 5822-3- L . 8 Mrs. L. Mackie, 1521 & King A. -- lessons; Lewers Cooke, Ltd., Street riety. Appiy D. Hills, Linue, targalns In real estate on seashore, sence has been expressed expressed nr.-Scho- . Fort, St.; telephone 2683. k5389-tf- Kauai. 5277 measurably so great-can-- , The Cassidy, only home hoteL Wai-- - help-- ) plains and hills. Telephone 1602, for wonder v. - lady wishes position as 5569-l- k German ; be fully Vou New-Yor- Beach, consist of individual or "PeU," 101 Stangenwald Building. not uttered. leave ilk! f ,er '.in the home or taking care At a great bargain, lot l60x!37 with a in May. suppose, and you spend cottages and single rooms.. Cuisine -- of- - V" children., Address Box '48 this MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. two-bedroo- m 4 cottage, minutes your glad exile by the sea or in the . excellent, 1000 ft. promenade pier - flee.- - ." 0. from car line. Desirable location; DOCTORS' DIRECTORY hills, or perhaps you take an outgoing at r. the end of which ls splendid 5S21-- t Union SL Palolo. Box Mrs. Carolina Fernandez, oth Ave. and Address 3AMB0O FURNITURE. steamer ajid celebrate your escape in bathing pool and beautiful view. Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, 47, this ofiice. regions generalized as Europe. 2005;Kalia road. ,TeL 2879. Terms ' t ' Dr. E. Nishizlma, specialist surgery, It Japanese chauffeur rfants position baby caps nd dresses. Specialty of ;.si9-tf- . reasonable. Ic5357-t- t :. ; - tropics. does not matter where you go or stay 'Vith' family. Box 32, this office. liemstitching.Reasonable The ideal furniture for the gynecology. Sunday ' Initial and ' 2 what qukt Parises or dreamy Lonr H We submit designs or . make from a.m. Kukui nr. Fort. 4037. . Tel. . Phone 2552. VF.S22-- tf . One-seate- d rubber-tire- d wagon road 5592-6- dons you sojourn in; when you re- . - v 5795-lhT- ! your plans. Picture framing done. (Studebaker) in good condition, and S. Saiki, 663 Beretania; phone 2497 turned you would experience an '.f MBkoaasasMK MODISTE. Ap- MOSQUITO a fine set of harness for same. 5243-t- f awakening to a mighty change, as if REDUCE PE8T. ' ply to Lieut -- Col. Ellis at Itu-ge- r you had been lolling on the beach or WANTED Miss Johnson, 1119 Union St. Irt B t, V HELP Nellie between 9 a.m. and 3 p. m. R. Ohtani, 1286 Fort, Tel. 3028. Bam huckleberrying in the hills through If.jrou are troubled with mos-- f Evening Go-wns- , lingerie - dresses. boo made to order the intervening months. It is still; quitde8, ring up 3593, teadquar- lo-jcat- k5341-t- f furniture BICYCLES ANP SUPPLIES. fwo young, men to take the best Adellna. Patti, Inventors, La Natividad o681.3ro New York, but not the New York you ters of : the mosquito campaign carnp on the beach. Phone and the finest Manila smokes at left. That has been pulled down or, force: and they will senda man FRENCH POLISHER. Ve received a splendid new - 3819. Fitzpatrick Bros., Fort St., nr. Mer- BLACKSMITH I NG. have Just swallowed up so largely . that only jto find the breeding places and- 5S23-tf- . supply of PREMIER Bicycles from chant. 6277-t- f the inalienable topographical lines re- endeavor to eliminate them. Frank W. Taror, expert finisher and H. Yoah-Inhg- a, We guarantee all work. Wagon re mainland; also supplies. main. The mysterious forces poli her; per hcrur or by 1218 terrible t., French Chickens arriving each week .from pairing; very reasonable. I. Na Emma near Beretania. have not yet effacted the familiar 4- 4- 4-- A:gonaut hotel, Beretania 5690-t- f V contracL California. Ring 3S79 for particu- gano, King, nr. Waikiki .Road street's; there are still Broadway and Street. 5692 6m . 5804-tf- . lars. BICYCLES REPAIRED. Fifth avenue; there is long acre volcano now shoots into the air; the 5813-tf- . 1 t 1 1 square, and the numbered thorough-- ! winter sky line has been sawed rhto ANNOUNCEMENT. BOOK ! EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. STORE. Takafuji. Dealer in bicycles, sup- fares that cross the avenues f rom peaks and chasms, and the horizon Small cam) outfit best location cn mod-rat- e plies. Repairing neatly and reason- east to west; there is South Ferry ( has beeft lifted a hundred feet above Leading hat cleaners. Prices beach. Fhoue 3S10. Books bought, sold, exchanged. Schoo. styles General emp-'oyme- office. Phone ably done. Beretania nr Piikoi St and there is Haiiem. but on all thes the level, where it used to keep the We sell the latest in ".823-tf- . books our specialty. Pictures framec" 2668; 110.7 St., corner 5601-3- while you were away the sleepless beautiful autumn sunset lingering low Panama and Felts. Work called for Alakea Hotel and enlarged. L. Kahn, 12S0 Fort St Mgr., T. 1. genii of enterprise and capital have adown. W. D. Howells in Harper's gnd Mellvered. Blaisdell Building. St. Stanley. 5612-tf- . time-savin- g f.79S-lm- The Transo envelope a BAKING AND CANDYMAKER. over, Magazine. 576-l- y, . been at work and made the city invention. No addressing necessary recreated it. Where a meek little I si in sending cut bills or receipts. Ho- Bakery. Fresh pies, can- ten-stor- y STAR-Bl'LLETI- N Anton Caiate, shoe repairing; guar- MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING. New Sunrise edifice cowered when you (JIVES VOl' nolulu Star-Bulleti- n Co., Ltd., sole dies. Wedding cakes a specialty. went away an architecture geyser or TODAY'S XKWS TODAY anteed. Alakea, corner Ring St. agents patentee. Tel. j780. 5737-tf- . F. W. Hustac motorcycle repairing for tf Nuuanu nr. Beretania. 1651 Young St. Phone 1498. 5629-Cr- n 5799-l- Inter-Islan- d and Oahu Railroad ship- READ , AUTO FOR HIRE. TfflS ping books at Star-Bulleti- n office, tf Behn & Benford, opp. Y. M. C. A, It -- yp require the most up-to-d- ate B FLOWERS FOR SALE. It Life rent cars "we have them. Comfort- May Save Your CAFE. able, stylish, serviceable; BICYCLE SUPPLIES. Dealer in violets, pansies and maiden- ." Packards and Cadillacs. Experienc- -' hair ferns. Kunikiyo. Union St. The object of this advertisement Royal Cafe, everything the best at ed, reliable and ppompt chauffeurs. S. Komeya, wholesale and retail next Messenger Service; Tel. 1625. is to instruct people in the early popular prices; fine home cooking; 5752 tf. corf-sumptio- prompt service; Beretania, nr. Fort Day or night Reasonable rates. dealer In bnycles and accessories symptoms of tuberculosis or n, Leave orders for trip around the King street near Punchbowl street. St., opp. fire station. K. Nakano, Pr. - j so they will go to 6745-t- - Island; ' $5, a passenger. Tel. 2999. 5542-l- v Specialist In all kinds of fresh flow- that f 6739-t- f ers. F. Higuchi. 1124 Fort Street physicians before it is too late. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING. Telephone 3701. VlcCanJless Cafe, Alakea nr. Mer Comfortable and stylish 1914 Pierce 57M-tf- . SUSPICIOUS SYMPTOMS chant. Good cooks, best service. Un Arrow at your service; reasonable. K. Okahlro. arent for Pierce Bicycles der new management. Reasonable. Ring A96, car 876. Drhrer Suyetsugu for sale; sil new; bargain price? FERNS FOR SALE. CODflh or expectoration, even if only Open toll 11:30 p. rn. 6582-l-y. King Stree'. opposite R. R. Depot 6738-3- a little in the morning, which you 5721-t- f Folks Give us a call snd be convinr "round-the-fsland,- hardly if passengers for " ed. Specialists in all kinds of rnM notice, continued over tw o Boston Cafe, coolest place In town. Two more BARBER SHOP. 15. Auto Livery. Tel. 1326. enhair ferns; all kinds palms and j months. After the show drop in. Open day plants very cheap. M. Wakita j and night. Bijou theater, Hotel St. M. Katayama. first class AUTO PAINTING. tonsorial King St., opp. Government Nursery. Frequent "Bronchial," "Grippe' 5529-t- f parlors, 19 N. King St., nr. Nuuanu attacks suspicious- - F.527-tf- . or FcVCr very Auto-owner- s: Cars painted and made t Columbia Lunch Room; quick service new. Be convinced. Auto BlOOd Spitting. If blood is coughed our motto; open day to look like AKERIES. MOTOR CARS FR SALE. and cleanliness Paint Jug Co - Liliha St., nr. King St. t up the cause is tuberculosis nine and night. Hotel, opp. Bethel str et 5614-ly- . 5518-tf- . Vienna Bakery has the best home One 1!M2 model two seafer Cadillac times in ten. with lights and self starter, , AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING. made bread. German Pumpernickle electric Pretzels an.! Coffee Cake. 112 conipieteiy equiip' d. Pleurisy, Caused by tuberculosis 'The Eagle." Bethel bet. Hotel and iivr-seat- r nr.-h- j) King. A nico place to eat; fine automobile repairing. Fort above Hotel St Tel. 2124 One l''i:: rr.mle about seve times in ten. r. W. Hustace. Pierce-Avro- home Open night and day. 1498. 5472-t- f wih niertric lights cookine. 1651 Young St. Phone k5338-t- f 5799-l- ami self starter. special pain'ing Night Sweats. Very suspicious. Bakery. 212 nr. Em ami upluilstery. completely euiit-- 1 jHome Beretania. Loss of weigh! and strength very oi! . Owner goinc away. Apply to 'The Hoffman." Hotel St., next the ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. I ma. Cakes and doughnuts fresh I every day. Boston baked beans Ceorpe F. 1'avies. ( are Then. II. Da-vie- s ' suspicious, especially if there is slight Encore. Best meals for price in AL-- town. Open all dav and all night. We make a specialty of all kinds of' and brown breail on Saturdays Co.. Ltd. cough. ' k5335-t- f artificial flowers of every variety. k5S2-t- f ."m:. tf We appreciate your patronace. Miss If any of these 'symptoms are present, Hotel St BUILDER AND CARFNTER. Astor Cafe. Unexcelled home cook- 1030 Union St. neAr , ! n-- Mlyal. Tho !!'!( r ir '(,;,! tl'. c .1 no matter hOW Well JOU look 01 pri- ' ing. Best materials at popular llipashimura. Nui'clir.s of all kir.i .iiict.r looked . ur 'y feci cut out this ad., take it to your ces. Try us. Kins nr. Alakea St. o-- - d; . gua-anipe- steps !.:!' no tit si n.'1f ;; 5G0C-l- work experienced men physician explain ' ' -- AWNINGS. ' and your case. ' .1" ! la-- i : . .I'l that opp. 1 ! .l!ked up a't Vi'' i.' .u:.' w reasonable: Beretania 1'iion if it 1. r . . ! v. .. p'.i;. ss J llfl-- - licttllh !: p t ov, ,. ; You can be eured you take i,i a fri lie of Of every description, made tD order. !." said ::' .!; Vew Orleans Cafe. Substantial meals Allen (u w at: V.--! tr '''.oy in time. ThOQSandS of patients Alykea eor St. 1467. CASHMAN.Fort nr moderate. Merchant in-.- Ring ' t :i BUY v a- - I.'' i 'I y "Wi t ; ! i.. lc(r. AND SELL. who have been treated in the sr?3 tf v t:sTi:Ki ' "-- kk t :i1 i: t r. "( i .! ! : ' i ' to nni.E incipient stage are well today. I.. It -- Mi" dwvtn. t yv ai A'.niiuldit's aLouldcr. ! rilil ! " i If-I- 1 In t - II 1. I I STAK-BtUXETl- S UIVK? 101. Diamonds. watcfi-- s and jewelry ought U1U Hi! ii" ... ill ill- NT M. i s WW TODAYS SEWS TODAY bold and scuange... J. Carlo, Fort. i:its. TODW'S M;M.n 10 DAI Honolulu statc imlletix, vi:it:si.v. atkil s, ion. ELEVEN"

UNDREDS of workers VERY EVENING the! ET the Star-Bulleti- n's HONE the order on In ' rr ri AC m - HcId of all trades and Oldl"DUiiCUil i Caul t GO i Wanted Service . II your next ad to 2256. classes lock for posi- practically every supply the workers you need in your fac-- 1 operators tions every day. They worker in and around, Expert tory, home or office. ' are people w hose skill Honolulu. A few pen- : await your call and A Star-Bullet- in Want you can use with prof- nies will take your wit! give you the pick are prepared to give it in your business, want to them all, of the best, you efficient service. ft N YOZX3. JHP UM 3 VM ml I CLASSIFIED BUSINESS

DIRECTORY GLEE CLUB. REPAIR SHOP. REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE Kaal Glee Club. 51 Young Bldg. Tel. Matsuhara's shop, carriage and wag 3687, furnishes music any occasion. on repairing; King and Robello lane.

k5381-t- f 5559-6- m. AUTOMOBILE. GENERAL BLACKSM ITH I NG. MUSIC. Taxi, Phone 2500 and 4988. Wagons repaired and made to ol- Mrs. Hodgson, experienced teacher GROCERIES AND FEED. AUTOMOBILE. der. All kinds of iron forgings, '.'X,2 of piano, eor Beretania and Unioa1 CLOTHES CLEANING. CLEANING AND DYEING. Call Jimmy Hughes when you want N. King St. See sign. Interviews 4 to 6. jSlng Loy Co., wholesale and retail a car. Young Hotel 6tand, phone GROCERIES. MASSEURS. dealer In American and Chinese AND PAJAMAS. rtnval Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing 2511 Bere-2- 1 $HIRTS Bultltortum, gents and ladies' C. J. Day & Co., grocers, 3441. Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto, 78 groceries, hay, feed, canned goods Shop. Call and deliver. TeL sus - phone clothes, neckwear, gloves; work fAUTOWOeiLE. 1060 tania Street, near Emma, of all kinds. Beretania nr. Aala. Ala-p- Fort Street. Shirty and pajamas made to order at al Beretania, nr. Alapal you an auto, KR7S-1T- T guaranteed; prompt attention; Okamoto, sin when want call Sam MACARONI. prices. Prop. 6595-l- y. (J McMillan King SL stand. Phone 'GROCERIES. reasonable Work guaranteed. nr. Hotel SL S. Itaoka, at Oahu Macaroni Factory, dealers in Yamamoto, Nuuanu near Beretania, 6541-6m- . 4700 r.sos Kee Grocery King Tai Store, street, all kinds of paste: 121 Hotel St 550-ly- . CLEANING AND REPAIRING. AUTOMOBILES. next to Fish Market. MASSAGE. : tt &even passenger touring cars ror H Tbe Pioneer, Beretania and Emma j HAT CLEANERS. Mr. and Mrs. Fujiwara, 120 Bere SHIRTMAKER.. cleaned, Clothes, gowns, --cieanea, ayea, repair-- rent t al 1 kours. Palama Auto 8U.; Phone 3125. Clothes Wagon When you. want your hat cleaned, tania St., massage treatments. pressed and dyed. Work guar ed at short notice. delivery.; Stand. HAWAII'S MUSIC Cleaning Co. Beretania, nr.Foru call Roman, Beretania St. Phone NOTIONS. B. Yamatoya, shirts, pajamas, kimo- anteed, called for and delivered. Ohio AUTOMOBILE. 4026. New York Store, Silks and Notions.1 nos to 6586-l- v you Ernest K. Kaal, 61 Young Bldg., TeL order; Nuuanu near Pauahi 5752-t- f. Call Stanley Strader when want y. HAT 117 King street , 6533-l- a car. Phone 2511, Young Stand. CLEANERS. 3687, teaches vocal and InstrumtT. BY AUTHORITY. Leave your next hat cleaning job OPTICIAN. . 6752-t- A. B. cleaning, repairing; satisfac- AUTO REPAIR. f C with us. Oahu Hat Cleaners, 21 :J S. E. Lucas, Optician. Eyes exam-- ; Shirts made to order at 1126 Nuuanu aDd deliver; Call Pacific Auto and Machine tion guaranteed; call NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI at the Hotel Street. ined and tested. Satisfactory work CLEANERS. Street 5815-C- U Tel. 4148. Shop your South HAf Maunakea nr. PanahL TION FOR OPENING PUULOA for repair work. guaranteed at prices to suit the 6335-l- y. THE BERGIN HOTEL OF Street near King. 1107 cor. YAMATOYA, ? RftAO IN THE DISTRICT Cool, mosquito-proof-; centrally lev times. Alakea of Hotel T. Sato, cleaned, dyed and blocked; i a Kin roil MTV nC HO AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING. Phone 266S. call and deliver: Kamannwal lane 1250 Fort Shirts, pajamas, kimono cleaned, pressed. nut rirtf S. King St. Punchbowl. Tops cated; excellent table; rates right. T. Hayashl; clothes NOLULU, TERRITORY OF HA-- near OPTICIANS. Beretania Telephone 3723. 5752-t- t :' PllkoL built, Vineyard at Emma. ntar st TcL 2278. Beretania, cor. WAN. II covered and repaired; tire Standard Optical Co. 1118 Fort 6536-l-y 6600-1- 7. II and seat covers to c".er. HOTEL. street. Phone 3875. SHIP CARPENTERS' TOOLS. BLACKSMITH. Ocidentil, King WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: f The and Alakea; PHOTOGRAPHERS. of all kinds cleaned and blocked. clean- TO J. A. Nunes begs to announce cool $1.50 per up. Hats Togawa, ladies,' gents' clothes Notice is hereby given that the pe that rooms. week Meals Honolulu Art Photo Gallery. HoteL Clemente Troche, River and KukuL Market Hardware Co.. All kinds of deliver. nr. KukuL he has moved from King and Alapai 25c. 6558-1- ship ing; call ft Fort tition for the opening, of a new roadi and Nuuanu St Upstairs. 7 carpenters' tools. Hardware of 6576-1- 7. Sts., King and South Sts. . V between Puuloa Railway Station andtf io HARNESS SHOP PLUMBER. all descriptions. Very reasonably at9 BEDDING PLANTS. Harness made to order. Leather Sanitary plumber. M. Tanaka, 515 good; guaranteed. Loo. Chow, King, sear RJver fccreet -- the United States Naval Station " Indian hats cleaned J Tel. 1181 We press, - ... 1 Bachelor Buttons, Blue Ageratum, 5578--1 y. ,- - Try the Star; neara a findings and finishings; 221 Vine- N. King, near Liliba St C. Maldonado, Queen op. Bd. Health 24 Puuloa win do ai reKumi as- clean,' mend; deliver within bra meeting ofthe Board of Supervisors Transvaal Daisies and seeds in yard St. RCOMS. l 6579-l- y k5375-- m. sorted colors. Hotel at Bishop Sts. ot City and County of Honolulu.1 HACK STAND. - Tastily furnished rooms can be the CAFE. MOVING. of Hawaii, at the Assembly, Nu- found at the Rex. King and Rich HOUSEHOLD CORPORATION NOTICES. Territory The Royal Cafe; meals sent out. Nuuanu Hack Stand, Paualii and Room of the Mclntyre Building, on uanu Sts., Phone 4210. ards streets'. A. Phone 4310. Beretania near Fort St. ROOMS. Qom Express, TeL 2238; furniture, OWNER- Tuesday, the 21st day of April, D.j JOHNSON & TAILORS. STATEMENT OP THE CIGARS. OLSON. The Alcove, centrally tasti- piano moving; , storag facilities. 1914, at the hour of 7:30 p. m. or as 4, 5 6, located; SHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIRCULA- 5c La Honolulu Dressmakers, and Elite Bldg., 1345-Emm- ter as the same may b Insular Presidentes, ly furnished; St Chee Qnong Sing Kee, Merchant Tai- TION. ETC., REQUIRED BY THE scon thereaf Tobacco Co.. 1113 street. Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe. Fnrt ate : SURGEON CHIROPODIST. Up-to-d- styles ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912. of Hono- heard. JAMS AND HARNESS MAKER. lor. and mats D. KALAUOKALANI, JR., CLOTHES CLEANERS.. JELLIES. Dr. R. E. Merrill ,s.urgeon chlropo rials. 21 N. King cor. Nuuanu lulu Star-Bulleti- n, published Daily at Clothes cleaning, dyeing and press- Guava Jams and syrup. All ' 8t kinds dist at Mclnerny's Shoe Store, 8:3ft 5760-3- m : Clerk of tbe City and County of Ho v v . , Honolulu, Hawaii, for April 1. .1914. ing; work guaranteed; prices right or jellies. Honolulu Jam Co., 61 to 5 p. m.; 8:30 P. M. Saturday's. US. Morinaga, harness repairing of all r Riley H. Allen. Honolulu, Ha- noluHi. kinds; work guaranteed; reason- Editor, Nuuanu Vineyard. St. vp-to-da- U " 5806 Mar. 18, 25, Apr. 1, 8. at Hotel $1.00 maximum charge.' Military tillor, and latest waii; General . Business Manager, CLOTHES CLEANERS. KOA FURNITURE. ROYAL TAILORS. able; 271 Beretania, nr. Aala SL styles, order," guaranteed; Ha- 6559-l-y to rea Wallace R. Farrlngton, Honolulu; When you want your clothes cleaned We at Fashion. Clothing Co., 1120 Fort sonable. L. Wong, 1131 Nuuanu Star-Bulleti- n, NOTICE TO'THE PUBLIC. make all our own koa furniture. St waii; Publisher, Honolulu properly, call at the King, 69 S. King ' 752-3- . Hon Tai Chang Co., Nuuanu nr. St Phone 4694. , HORSE 8HOER., v ... Ltd. Owners: (lti corporation, st: S. 02AKA ad- The Board of Supervisors of the Beretania. 'give Its name and the ;names and CLEANERS. - City and County of Honolulu will hold LIVERY Dealers In hardware,.- chlnaware M. T. ShinxakC Merchant Tailor; up-to-d- ate V dresses of stockholders holding 1 per Y. Fukunaga, Clothes cleaned, press- STABLE. Mlwa, blacksmith: horseshoeing of a meeting in the Assembly hall, Mc- Get horse buggy and glassware. King Street near all ktads; Beretania Alia Lane fashions. Work fuarantsed. cent or more of total amount of stock. ed, repaired. 1422 Fort street that and from the Fish bt. lntyre Building, corner of Fort and Market ' R559-6- m Beretania'Ars. corner Uaunalsa EL not corporation, give names and DOCTOR. Palama Stables for that Sunday ' If a King streets, Honolulu, 7:30 o'clock ("STABLES AND GARAGE. - 6523--1 - individual .owners.) Ho- at drive. j .'.o" addresses of p. m., Thursday, April 9, 1914. at which Dr. T. Suruki. 76 N. King St., hours $5.00 around island. Lewis Stables.! Star-Bulleti- n. Ltd.; Ath-erto- n MILLINERY. nolulu JrB. discussion on PROPOSED speed. 8 to 4:30; evenings, 7 to 8:30 o'clock. King St., nr. Capitol. Phone 2141. W. K., Chung, first-clas- s salts mads to Estate, Ltd., F. C. Atherton, C. the DRY K. Isoshimo,. stylish millinery. King " ORDINANCE be heard. GOODS. TAILORS. order. A Perfect Fit Is Guaranteed. -- W. Farrlngton. !Emil wlir nr. 2136. II. Atherton, R. Ordi- City Dry Goods Co. 1109 Nuuanu St, Bethel. Phone Ladles' and gentlemen's. H. Y. Cun 248 North Kilg SL, "opposite depot Known bond- All those interested In said JEWELER. Berndt W. J. JForbes. cordially to attend near King. MILLWORK. & Co. King and Bethel Sts. holders., "mortgagees, and other nance are invited EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. All of Joining - ; part, kinds mtilwork. and TAILORS. ma- 1 per said TneetIng . and take , in said Sun Wo, Gold and Silversmith; cent. or 'X Nakanlshl. 34 Beretania St. nr. turning. Oahu Planing Mill, 112 Hv Military tailors of reputation Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors; up bonds, mo rt discussion.. solicit . terial and work guaranteed. If not amount of to-dat- more of total D. KALAUOKALANI, .Nuuanu Street Phone 4511. nel St. your patronage at 210 N. King St money e establishment; cleaning and y: gages, or other securities: Bank of Jr.. satisfactory will be refund City and County lerk. ed. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel street repairing, 163 King, cor. Bishop Bt Hawaii. LtA., Honolulu.' .' Hawaii; ' T ; Anr 1 R 7 8 9 J 6531-6- m 5748-t- , Av- ?511 s t - Bishop & ' Co., Honolulu, Hawaii.; 3. 1 HIT ' 1 3' copies each. Issue ; erage number cf 'of' .ii,.'!, Vf,4i e, Ll(ii i S. MIyakL up-to-dat- perfect sold or distributed LEGAL NOTICES. cnjpmj 1? lit suit! v of this publication or otherwise, to made to order reasonably. J, i tX throug'a the mails 15 Box 899. during- - J NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Kukui St near RlTtr 8t paid subscribers the !slx ' 1 LAUNDRY " 5558-l-y. v, mdnthSL preceding the date shown . - A ' en. sboAe)r4375.A' i The undersigned, Mary L. Sniff duly appointed admlnls-- 1 Hip Lee, first-clas- s Vork done rea O. OkazakL , up-to-da- te unoriax; - 'WALLACE R. FARRLNGTON, having been, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. CARPENTRY AND CEMENT WORK Manager. tratrix of the estate of Henry Kama-n- a EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. sonably. Beretania, near AlapaL shirts; pajamas; reasonable made to' General Business 6569-l- y Snlffen, deceased Intestate, of Ho- George Yamada, general contractor. We guarantee all kinds of building; order; 169 Hotel, near River street Mc-Candle-ss Union Employment to and subscribed before me nolulu, City and County of Honolulu, Estimates furnished. No. 208 also cement work; experienced Office, TeL 1420. Sworn hereby gives no- All kinds of help. G. HIraoka, LIVERY STABLE. sixth day of April. 1914. Territory of Hawaii, Building. Telephone 2157. men. Kukui st nr. River st Tel. 3716 Pn this te up-to-da- " " 5265-t- prietor, 1210 Emma, cor. 7 tice to all creditors oj said deceased f 5702-6- m Beretania. K. MatsnkL merchant tailor, ( ) P. H. BURNETTE, FIrst-cla- s Seal k5329-6- m livery turnouts at reason - to present their claims duly authenti- 1210 Nuuanu St near Beretania Notary Public, Livery Stable ' St cated, and with proper vouchers, If Y. Miyao, contractor and builder. CARRIAGE MAKERS. able rates. Territonr 5525-3- ' i t My commission expires June 30th, Y. 34 34S King, nr. PunchbowL TeL 2535 " any exist, even If the claim Is secured and cement work. Esti- Nakanlshl, Beretania nr. Smith 1914.) ' ! good 5518-t-f " by mortgage upon real estate, or mates furnished free; 223 and 225 Lee Kau Co., high class wagon manu- Street for cooks, yard boys. K. Nakabayashi, tailoring, dry clean- Snif-fen- . Phone 4511; residence phone ctherwlse, to the said Mary L. North Beretania St Phone 3516. facturers; repairing, painting, trim- 4511 LEGGINGS AND HARNESS. ing, repairing. King neaAlapal St - OF 5246-6- m KLEFTIOX OFFICERS 6521-6- m 1-- 6 . f4 at the office of her attorney, C. ming; cor. Beretania and Aala Sts. 655 m. - . . . :.; F. Peterson, on Kaahumanu street, 6538-l- y - Kauai Railway Company. Japanese cooks, waiters, yard boys. All stylet of canvas and leather leg- I ' ' '' in said Honolulu, within six months K. Segawa, contractor and builder; T4NSMITH. ii , glngs made to order reasonably; also i of publication I mason, carpenter, paperhanger; CARRIAGE REPAIRER. Matsumoto, 1124 Union. Tel 1766 from the date the first all Ta-mamo- to. etock-holde- rs B070-t- repairing neatly done. At the annual meeting of the notice, towit March 18, 1914,, work guaranteed; reosonable; esti f harness Lin Sing Kee, 1014 Nuuanu; TeL 2?90. Com- of this Beretania of the Kauai Railway or the same will be forever barred. mates free; Beretania nr. Alapai. Repairing and horseshoeing, efficient nearRlvsr St Tinsmith, plumber, hardware, etc. Tuesday. March 24th, EXPRESS AND DRAYING. m pany, held ,AU persons indebted to said estate 6669-l- y men. Ekito, King, opp. Keaumoku. k5391-6- r 1914, the following were elected are requested to pnake immediate 5564-ly- . rectors of the Company to serve for All kinds of expressing and draylng. payment of such debts. N. Kanal, contractor, builder, painter, Charges M the ensuing year: L. paperhanger; 'CIGARS AND TOBACCO. reasonable Manoa Ex- u MARY SNIFFEN, koa calabashes and press, South cor. King. B. F. Dillingham Administratrix of the Estate of Henry furniture made to order; 1358 Fort. TeL 1623. Nam Chong Co., importers deal- 6596-l- v MATTRESS MAKER. H. M. von Holt Kamana Sniffen, deceased intes- 6437-l- y and UNDERWEAR AND DRESSMAKER. H. G. Dillingham ers in Manila cigars; tobacco and tate. cigarettes of all sup- EXPRESS. TamagnchL Mattresses all sizes J. P. Cooke C. PETERSON, Attorney for Ad- Sanko Co., 1346 Nuuanu; TeL 3151. kinds; new U un- F. plies; 1050 made to order. King opp. Alapai Sts. Fook Tai. Ladies', children's E. E. Paxton. Contracts for building, paperhang-ln- g Nuuanu near Hotel St ministratrix. Gomes Express. m derwear and dressmaking to order. D. B. Murdoch was also ele.ctcjl as B530.lv Tel. 2298. Reliable, 6739-6- 5806 Mar." 18. 25. Apr. I. 8. 15. cement work, cleans vacant lots reasonable, prompt and efficient Reasonable. 1113 Nuuanu, nr. HoteL Auditor. ' '1 k5327-t-f ofthjQbl-rector- CASES.' k5347-6- m MpSQUITO STICKS. 6579--1 y. At a. subsequent meeting s BUSINESS NOTICES. CARD of-th- e said Company,-hel- d on house-paintin-g, Nikko Co., contractor, builder, Business and visiting Ask yoar grocer for a stick; It kills UMBRELLA MAKER. t he same date, the following; Officers NOTICE. paperbangi'ng and general cards, engraved ensuing-iear- : or printed, in attractive Russia all Insects. S. M. Ilda, agent, cor. were appointed for the works. Tel. 1826. 208 Beretania R. Mizuta, Umbrellas made re- i- st leather cases, patent detachable Beretania Street, nr. Nuuanu St and B. F. Dillingham, President ' All persons having claims against 5523-6- m 1284 Star-Bulleti- n 5556-- paired Fort nr. KukuL TeL n 5540-t- f 1 yr ,11. M.-vo- Holt, cards. office. Wo .Kee. tailor shop, corner of Nuuanu FURNITURE REPAIRER. 3745. 5553--m J. P. Cooke. 2nd Vice-Preside- nt; and Queen streets, Honolulu, are re- I. Usui, all kinds of building; work MASSEURS. K. E. Paxton, Secretary; quested to present them to the under- guaranteed; S. King, nr. Kapiolani. Furniture of all kind3 repaired and J. Waterhouse, Treasurer. signed on or before the 15th day of 6560-l- y repolished reasonably. Try me. John J. Oyama, massage treatments of face E E. PAXTON, April, on which date a transfer of the Charles, 523 Hotel above Punchbowl. and body. Kukui st near River st Railway Com- 5793-tf- . Secretary, Kauai business will be made to Fong Hing. Y. Kobayashl general contractor, 2034 DRY GOODS. 5605--1 y VULCANIZING. pany. who assumes no obligations of Wo S. King. Phone 3356. Reasonable. 7, 8. 9. y FURNITURE DEALER. Ii823 Apr. Kee presented after that date. k5361-l- Kwong Hing Chong Co., English, Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires FONG HING. American, Chinese dry goods, grass vulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co., OF We Bell Bamboo furniture; buy and KliKCTIOX OFFICERS. 5822 Apr. fi. 7. 8. 9. CONTRACTORS. linens, silks, matting, camphor-woo- d 180 Merchant, near Alakea Street sell all kinds second-han- d 1024 Nuuanu King. furniture. PLUMBER AND TINSMITH. Telephone 3197. S. Manager. trunks. nr. J. Hayashl, 655 King St, Palama. SaikL Kauai Fruit aud Iind (omjwuij, If you require experienced men and 5528-6- 5618-t-f. Mniited. your work done right, ring up 3666, H. Yamamoto plumbing tinsmith, roof T. 923 WORK WANTED Fukuda, Fort, upstairs. All DRESSMAKER AND SHIRTMAKER. FURNITURE KOA, MISSION. repairing. Experienced men. Best of 'At the annual meeting of the stock- - kinds of building. Res. Tel. 3296. references; work guaranteed. King w holders of the Kauai Fruit and Iand "Has anybody In Honolulu an 5677-6- m N. Kim, ladies' and children's dress- (Furniture made to order reasonably; opp. South street Telephone 3303. v . . . . ? . a held Tuesday. ! i 5594-- 1 y Tompany. Limited. oua jou or two wnicn a man nun maker. Shirtmaker. Underwear to carpentering of all kinds. R. Ha-- WASHING. 1914, following were Yokomizo-Fukumac- hi March 24th. the family In - ; Co .general con order reasonable. Experienced segawa, a destitute mcumstane- King St., opposite Alapai. PLUMBERS. and Directors to - opp. opp. first-clas- s lectHl Officers 4- es undertake to him tractors and draying. Smith St. help. 274 King, R. R. Depot 5692-6- m Wo Lung, laundry; we 1i ensuing year: could assist .serve for the up i Hawaii Sbinpo Sha. office phone guarantee all wortf; deliv- financially? If so. ring 22"?.. Plumbing tinning; prices reason- call and B. F. Dillingham, President and D- Charities, and residence SUIT. FLAGS. and er. Emma, near Beretania the Associated DRESSMAKER. able; 1320 Nuuanu St. Street irector; t- - give us a chance to place one of 5575--1 y. Di-rrot- 5817-tf- . J. V. Cooke. Vice-Preside-nt nd CONTRACTOR AND JOBBER. Flags of all nations. Ring, up 1467. 4 our needy, men In the position, Wo Son, dressmaking our specialty. f - 4- even if It Is only day's work. , Cashman, Fort Near Allen Street WASHING AND IRONING. Di-roct- 546 King, PAINTER. .1. Watprhouse. Treasurer notice Mirikitanl. genera contractor and near Punchbowl street 5693-tf- . ;nd At a moment's we can 5542-6- day neighbor- - carpeiuering; reai esiaie ageni. Work guaranteed . reasonable. Laun iV; each place in the S. Shiraki, 1202 Nuuanu; TeL 4137. - K. E. Paxton. Secretary "and Direct ' 1164 Nuuanu, nr. Pauahi Street dering done well or money back. .hood of from 25 to 30 men, while A farmer, returrflng home J 5566-l- v Kansas Painting and paperhanging. All work or we have on our files many more saw a light moving! Delivery. See Wo, River nr. KukuL Z late at nizht, guaranteed. Bids submitted free. 5575-l-y . G. Dillingham. Directof. . . - 4- who are in need of work, and about the farmyard. When he inv.--- j 15. Auditor. CONTRACTOR & PAPERrfANGER I. Murdoch. we farm-- : PAXTON", with whom are in touch." tigated he found a neighbor's GENERAL CONTRACTOR. WATCHMAKER. E, E. W. EN, SPENCER BOW pa- I hand carrying a lantern.. "What arej PRINTING." it Kauai and - Contractor, carpenter, painter and Secretary. Fruit land 4- Manager of Char- - far-,K- . the Associated 4 perhanger; guaranteed. T. Oki you doing here?" demanded th" Nekomoto & Co. We guarantee all Deep, Co. Ltd. - work Lum watchmaker, Jewelry re 4- ities. 4, rrer. "Crur in', sir.'' 'Court in".' Coun-- j We do not boast of low prices which :,S"3 nr. 7. S. Tel. 1012. Beretania nr. Alexander. work; experience and reliable men; pairing. 137 Hotel Street V a Hull, you fool. T( usually coincide with poor quality; y. 5599-- 1 v in' with lantern boatbuilderc, carpentering, house 6566-l- - a 1 furni-courtin'.- we put life, Sabbath Reading. neved usl lantern when went, painter, jobbing of 'all lines; " but "know how" to ' lionise, I really can not permit you "Is that man roing to abolish graft"" CARPENTER AND PAINTER. "No. replied the far-- ' ture bought and sold in exchange hustle and go into printed matter, WAGON MATERIALS. to read novels on Sunday." "I don't think so." replied Senator I mer. as he moved off. "we can all e for all jobbing, repairing and uphol- - and that is what talks loudest and "But. Krandmama, this novel is all Sorghum. "My impression is that he Contractor Carpenter and Painter; all jo;i didn't." Minneaio!is .(ournal. sterirg. Work promptly attended longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n H. Kamlmoto, repairing, "painting. it tells about a plri who was will do away with certain, old-fash-- kinds of jobbing reasonable. Work J to. Prices reasonable. Tel. 4438. Job Printing Department, Alakea blacksmith, trimming, etc. S7T riRtit; ' engaRetl to three Episcopal clergy- ioned forms of graft, and create some guaranteed. S. Maki, 1321 Liliha st. ST A UIYES YOF King, opp. Pawaa Junction. Try Us. St; Branch Office, Merchant street. Prison, road, opp. depot' TeL 4445, ; ' CCCC-l- y 5550-l- y 6399-t- v.-- .' . men, all at once." Life. thiuu modern." TODAY'S .EVYS TODAY t i llH-txa-J . :

! : 1 -- MOVEMENTS OF HOTEL Masonic Temple REAL ESTATE OVER-NIGH- T OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. TRANSACTIONS MAIL STEAMERS -- ASSOCIATED PRESS . YONY SHORT LINE" Knit ret' f R-r- d ". !JU. FOR BAN FFANCICO t FOR SYDNEY. N- - - W. 'r. CO 4KR1Y1 STEWART A .n; ! . :u. to :W . in. S S Scnomj Aprii V J S. S. Vtntura Apr. 13 - NEWS S S. May 9 t S. S. Sonoma- May 18 Weekly Mar, a ami iisl to !: .oma 9. Sierts ... Calendar !"'!.. Thursday. April May 15 S. S. Ventura 15 SAN o Mm S. S. Ventura June FRANCISCO MONDAY pons Ciaudino. 6 t 11 i ! Mali sfr. S. S. Sonoma Malik o! l.: n.'iiia. WOMAN PASSENGER S. S. Sierra Jure ..July Geary Square Haw IsMlft' ". S .it- - Friday. April 10. S. 19 S. S. Ventura Aug. 10 Street, above Union ai;n MsGilfiii j ROBBED ON MANOA S. Sonoma June 7 THE P M. S. S 1 m i' in. - San Francisco Korea. European Plan $ .50 day up ti. Tiionjas M ;ift:ii am: ! Wii- ir-;- Illt-Of- TUKSDAIt " SAN FjlANCISCO. Cai A a Saturday. April 11. TO SAN FRANCISCO, tiJ0 ROUND TRIP, . day ('a-'!- .- . . American Plan $3.50 a up ham R Ti . . Mn: ! gf ; Koe Ooiv. A. A- - A S K lUHS.-a- rert-i-- ..srdjj from t!:e llnlo via way ports Ka. TO SYDNEY, $1L0; ROUND TRIP, $fiOC Hew steel brick structure. .on Haiiim- - oiin Co L;d to C A a and Mis!;tf-ut- '.''.' ; m steamer Man Oil hii at sea. i.uid Lists and Folders on application to C. BREWER A Sht-ph-r- d ftr. Bafllic C, rooms , j Third addition of hundred WKIiXEMDAY.dn; ni H(ik.1u1k for this i it;. . April 12. LTD. General R w; Ju- 'r Sunday. Aftats. now building. Every comfort and - Arthur Installs ami to - wt-!r H;i w ,j iiaii IxxJh No. J! Sp-- jtlu- theft ,,f s1!.",imi j;i ami Mexican. Central and South Ameri-ia- convenience. A high class hotel lius .A Hayr I R H. ial. - o rif J 7.;' p.m. orders ;'nm Mr ll'int. a ports- - Anyo Maru. Japanese str. at very moderate rates. In center A Hay-- r u Hank f Ha- ' THI Julius ; 'asseiiser ov. the v When tli Maui. Molokai and Lanai ports a. of theatre and retail district. On RSDAli waii Ltd M ssl Honolulu Commandry No. 1. arrived at ;uarnt;n.' at iu Iikk str. car lines transferring to all parts 1 1 Sfilf(-1- ; ." Filtered of Record 7. H 4. tl'.is evening it hy de- CO. of dry. Electric omnibus meets j. in. ir. was searched Kauai ports W. G. Hall. str. PACI1IC MAIL STEAMSHIP K-s- - :30 m. 1(1:30 a. all trains and steamers. Croix. Muui.day Thurs- from a. to hi. tectives, hut the missing aluahle- Maui ports str. Sailings (rem HaIala r abeat tae fellelag dates i were . passengers were a Hawaiian dav; T:3n p. in. Mary N Carter to Joseph O Car r.t't The Kauai ports Kinau. str. FOR SAN FRANCISCH Hot! Stewart reoKnil ' FOB UK ORIENT tataad Headquarter. Cabla Addr.aa FRIDAY: ter -- t al IA not searched. Monday. April 13. - ! Sp-- - 'i'tt-n- t "Tfwtu", ABC Coda. J. H. Lor. Organic jD(h- No. ?,' . u and wf to Ti nst , O S. S. - - - I Crt!. Saji Francisco Ventura, Korea April 10 Manchuria April 13 . uVgr'-e- ; ." a v cial. first 7:3" p. in. Co i,t! .. . M'g Mrs Ri' hard Howland Hunt ind Siberia. P. M. S. S. ' San Francisco Manila 13 April 2fl 8 ATI RD AH i .f W Kuaimoki; o Mrs Miriam lady n registered at the San Francisco Sheridan. 1. S. A. T. Siberia, via .....Apr. Nile Aloha Chapter, K. S. West lV(ung hotel on March sailing the Tuesday, April 14. China, via Manila out Mongolia April 30 Stated; 7::M p. in, Atitone Marques ami w i : .Io- - ne trorning on the Mama. Mrs. San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. and in Apr. 25 SiiinliJ) : seph S (loflies Sr !' !iu:it is ahout )n years of age and her S. S. Manchuria, via Manila.. May 4 Persia May 18 Rose Croix. Colin Mclennan and wT to Kido cuuipank n is considerably younger. Hi'.o via way jMirts Mauna Kea. HOTEL YA1MEA Kastr Nile May 16 May 31 1 Korea !:3u a. in. Yasaburo s r. Mongolia May. 2S I.odjre, K. A A. M .1 wi" Joseph Haa I) NEW JERSEY ELECTS 15. Srliofield J'aa and to Wednesday, April Persia June 9 Siberia June 9 I. 1).: First Hank of Hilo Ltd to Keaau OPPONENT TO WILSON Hongkong via Japan ports Man- H Druk-ker- . YTALMEA, KAJJAJ Thursday. Work in third de- Iand and Planting Co Ltd ... Rel PATKRSON. N. J. - :ow churia. P. M. S. S. Fer pre nera! lifcnnatlea atalj gree. W H Peers to Julian Jl Yates.. Agnnt a Rejjurflican contractor of Pas-siac- . Kauai ports V. G. Hall. str. Hewlj Btnovated Best HsUl Saturday. Work in third de- P A Victor Tr et als to Trs of was yesterday elected congress- Thursday, April 16. H. Haokfold & Co., Ltd. Agento Kong Yick Co L man to succeed Representative 13 rem . ion KauaL gree. Maui ports Claudjne, str. A ner. Drukker made his fight on a plat- TOURIST TRADE SOLICITED All visiting members of the P Victor Tr et als to Trs of Friday, April 17. order are cordially invited to at- Kong Yick Co L form which opposed the Wilson ad- San Franciscx Chiyo Maru, Jap. .0 AM GOOD XEALS tend meetings of local lodges. Joao S Medeiros to P C Beamer. ministration James . O'Bryne. who stmr. Jam(s Ako to Volcano Stables & was defeated, and who had been per- Sydney, via Pago ago Sonoma, O. Kates Reasonable Transptn Co Ltd 1 sonally endorsed by the president, ask- S. S. T0Y0 MSM 1XAISMA C W. SPITZ t t t Proprietor HONOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. O. E. Mrs Sarah W A Todd to T K ed in his campaign that he lie sent Saturday. Aprli 18. Honolulu Lodge No Ialakea M to Congress as a token of approval of Salina Cruz via Sound iorts -Mi- s-sourian. - A.-H- . 616, B. P. O. Elka, Kahue Luwale and wf to F L Ka- the president's policies. S. S. ! I) Hilo way Steamers of above Company will call at and leave Honolala aa: A REAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE meets in their hall, on aihue via ports Mauna Kea. the King St, near Fort, George Fern and wf to Tr of A'na-h- ui GUNMEN MUST DIE. Etr. r about-th- e datet mentioned below: can be had at the new boarding house Poo Hui Kauikeaouli NEW YORK. The governor yester- ports Noeau, every Friday evening. Kauai str. FOR FRANCISCO in day refused to stay the execution of April 19. FOR THE ORIENT IAN Visiting Brothers are Sunday,' 17 23 Rosen-berge- r. S. S. Chiyo Maru Apr. 3. S. Tenyo Maru...... Apr. the four gunmen. Letty Louie Maui, Molokai porta a. cordially invited to and Lanai 15 Apr. PASSENGERS DEPARTED Dago Frank, Whitie Lewis and S. S. Tenyo Maru May S. S. Nippou Maru ..... 29 WAHIAWA.. -- attend. str. v, who S. S. Nippon Maru May 21 S. S. Hongkong Maru ..May 18 de- L. ANDREWS, K.R. Harry Horowitz, were convicted Maui ports Claudine. trr. nearly 1000 feet elevation, near I 12 S. S. Shinyo Maru May 20 Per M. N. S. S. Matsonia, for San of complicity in the murder of Moritz Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str. S. S. Shinyo Maru June pot, grand scenery; flnebass fishing. H. DUNSHKK. Sec. S. S. 29 S. S. Cniyo Maru June 9 , Francisco, April 8. Miss D. K. Aus- Rosenthal, the gambler, on the street Chiyo Maru June E. L. Kj-ubs- Kauai ports Kinau, str. For particulars, address Miss A. Andrews, M. Adams, in front of the Metropole. The men Wahlawa,' Phone 469. ' Meet on, the 2nd tin. J. Monday, April 20. Mrs. M. .1. Adams child, Mrs. F. will prob'ably he electrocuted Calls at Manila, omittlnf call at EhaafhaL and 4 th Mo- and nxt Hongkong via Japan ports Nile, S. Austin, Miss Dorothy Allen, C. E. Monday. Police Lieutenant Charles P. M. S. S. ndays of each Harter. Mrs. C. G. Hockus1. four chil- Becker, who was also convicted of Tuesday, April 21. CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED .Agent VHsna! month at K. P. dren and maid; C. H. Brown, J. B. murder for complicity in the killing Sydney via Auckland and Suva Ni- rScaside Hotel Hall, 7:30 p. m. Elum, Mrs. .1. B. Blum. G. A. Berton, of Rosenthal, was recently granted a agara, C.-- S. S. Under the Management of Mttnhpni riff oth Mrs. G. A. Berton. H. E. Burke. G. new trial San Francisco Manoa. M. N. S. S. Bavin, Miss T Bottomley, Miss Xaglseen' " i..i.tini! 7. Wednesday, April 22. Carlie er S. Bottomley, W. S. Carpenter, A OAHU GARRISON OFFICERS Vancouver C-A- , H. HERTSCHE Beaeficlal are cordially ln and Victoria Makura, J. Churchill, Mrs. A. Churdhill, Wm. Cul-le- n. LISTED FOR CHANGE S. S. on Company MatsonN . Tlted .to attend. . ' 4sste!att C. P. Carruthers. W.. S. Chand- WASHINGTON, D. C. Announce- Saturday, April 25. G. Direct Service. Between Sar) Francisco and Honolulu, Wm. McKINLEY LODGE, No. 8, ler, Ms. W. S. Chandler, Mrs. W. ment was made today of the promotion Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo K. of P. Chandler, A.J. Dehay, Mrs. A. J. De-ha- y, ofr 2d Lieutenant Joseph C. Hatie of Maru, Jap. stmr. FROM AN FRANCISCO FOR, SAN FHANWSCU every 1st and 3d Tues- Mrs. H. Drake. Miss M. H. Deg-le- r. tfie 2;"ith Infantry regiment, stationed San Francisco China, P. M. S. S. Meets S. S. Lurllne April 7 S. S. Matsonia ...... April 8 Dean, Doyle, Mrs. in Hawaii, to a lieutenancy -- 7:30 o'clock in Miss L. Geo. B. first and Tuesday, April 28. . PJcas?ntoi Hotel day evening at . ... a- ' -- x Geo. B. Doyle. Lieut. O. Daly, Mrs. was designated to serve in the same San Francisco M. N. S. f fyrfi K. or Jr. nan, cor. uri uu J. Matsonia, S. S. Wilhelmina April 14 S. S, Lurllne ..April 14 Dally'DoHar Dinners Beretania. Visiting brothers Chas. M. Eyman, Mrs. J. D. Foster, regiment. S. X. D. Goff. G. Q. Gill, Miss L. Gill. First Lieutenant William C. White-ne- r Wednesday, April 29. S. S. Manoa Apr. 21 Wilder Ave., at Punahou cordially Invited to attend. Miss Dorian Gray, W. L. Goodkind, of the 2"th regiment was relieved Hongkong via Japan ports Nippon S. S. Wilhelmina .....April 22 KOLB, C. C. '. - Vf V. Mrs. W. Goodkind, C. Gage, Mrs. from his assignment to regiment. Maru, Jap. stmr. S. S. Matsonia Apr. 28 t L. B. REEVES. K. R. S. L J. that J. C. Gage. H. M. Gregg, August 4 S. S. Manoa i Apr. 23 'r 4 S. May 5 i S. Lurline "77" i HONOLULU LODGE, No. 800, Heckscher, Mrs. August Heckscher, RETURN ARMS TO MEXICANS. YISSILS TO BIFJJK? ' ' 4 S. May 12 S. S. Matsonia May S NO BUMPS ON THE ROAD TO - L. O, O. M. Mrs. D. Haughs, Miss Haughs, Mrs. EAGLE PASS. Tex. Three field 4 S. Wilhelmina t .M. guns, guns, Thursday, April 9. will meet at their home, corner Fort E. W. Hobbs, E Holmes, R. fl. four machine 1100 rifles S. S. HILONIAN sails from Seattle for Honolutu on or about Apr. 9th Kauai ports W. G. Hall, 5 p. m. ' and Beretani Streets every Friday Iredell, Miss E. M. Izzard, S. P. Ja and 200.000 rounds of ammunition st, For further particulars apply to ' HALEIVA eveninjg at 7:30 o'clock. cobson. Jno. T. Jones.' Mrs. Jno. T. were passed through the customs Friday, April TO. .. - Visiting cordially Invited Jones, Rev. H. P. Judd, Mrs. H. P. house here yesterday for the Mexican Hongkong via. Japan ports Korea, CASTLE & COOKE. LTD.. General Aflcnt:, icn:!u!u. " brothers ' V. King, Kil-la- m, garrison P. M. S. S. : - I - to attend. Jtidd and child, T. D, T. federal at Piedras Negras. Q. S. LEITHEAD Acting Dictator, Mrs. D. T. Killam, Master Kil-la- m, This equipment was surrendered to Kona and Kau ports Mauna Txa, JAMES W. LLOYD, Secretary. Nelson A. Rudder, Mrs. Nelson the American troops by the federals str:, noon. A. Kudder, H. D. Lombard, Mrs. H. who crossed the border at the time Maui ports Claudine, str., 5 p. m. CANAD1AN;AUSTRALASIAN R0YAL;MAIL;UE NEW OAHU "CARRIAGE. MFG. CO. D. maid they were driven ouf of Ojinaga by April 11. V ; Iombard. and chauffeur;Mrs. the Saturday, Sydney ' " For TlctorU In Car- ; For Snia, Auckland aad Tiseiim Wholesale and KetairDealers H. E. Lantry, Miss Helen Lantry, rebels under Villa. Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, ail 21 - 3. S. Makura .Apr.. 22 S. 3. Niagara ...... Apr. T COFFEE ROASTERS riage and Wagon' Materials and Miss M. T. Mrs. M. Litch- str., 3 p. m...... ' Ihey, J. S. Niagara May 20 S. S. Marama. ..May 19 Supplies. field, Mrs. 1. Lillie, DRAPER Monday, 13. i: DeAleri n Old Xena Coffee R. I. Lillie. R. April S. Marama June 17 S. S. Makura .;June15 ' Carriage Makers and General Repair Wm. Llewellyn, Ward Montgomery, STRICKEN WITH Sydney via Pago Pago Ventura, O. MERCHANT ,T. HONOLULU Blacksmlthlng, PARALYSIS era, Painting, Miss E. Markham, W. F, Montgom- GREENVILLE. S. C Former Gov- S. S. Woodworking and Trimming ery, "F. ernor Draper of Manila via Japan ports THE0. H. DAVIES & C0 LTD GENERAL AGEMTO Road Mrs. W. Montgomery, Jas. Massachusetts was and Hon- Queen St nr. Prison Moir, Mrs. Jas. Moir, Miss E. Moir, stricken with paralysis here yesterday. gkongSiberia, P. M. S. S. T.. V i i Mfss N. Moir and maid, Miss E. Mein-inge- r, The eitire left si(te of the venerable Maui ports Claudine, str., r p. m. Kauai ports W. G. str., p. ra. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- Hats Mrs. W. L. Murphy, Miss E. statesman is affected and there is lit- Hall, f N STEAMSHIP COMPAjTX. Ladies Panama ports ftpeau. p. M ALOHA DRUG CO., Murphy, W. C. McGonagle, Mrs. W. tle hope for his recovery. Kauai str., f m. From New York to Honolulu erery alxta day, Tia TehuaatepiK. C. McGonagle, A. Tuesday, April 14. - HONOLULU HAT CO. child $nd nurse; J. Freight received at all times at tat tompaay'a waarL dial- Uxm f Talseldo Drug Co., Is McCandless, Mrs. J. A. McCandless. VOTE THOUSAND SALOONS San Francisco1 Lurline, M. N. S. S., Soath Brooklyn. SS Hotel i Formerly the Nieper, 6 p. m. 'L now located at C. H. Miss Wilma NashMrs. OUT OF BUSINESS PROMT SEATTLE OR TA COMA TO HONOLULU. DIRECT. 111. Manila via Guam Sheridan, U. S. R. S. Norris, Mrs. G. L. Nye, Peter CHICAGO. Less than 100.000 of S. S. MISSOURIAN to sail about ;.Apri 9th - Beretania Streets, Ox-se- n, thP- A. T. Fort and Oxsen. Mrs. Peter Oxsen, Master 217.R14 women of this eitv who , S. ARIZpNAN to about . Aprlt21st Opp. Fire Station. ports S. sail Miss M. O'Brien, W. G. Ogg, are qualified to vote cast their bal- Maui. Molokai and Lanai S. S. MEXICAN to sail about May 3rd Mrs. W. G. Ogg. L. R. Priester, Miss lots yesterdnv. but af the same time a str., 5 p. m. Agent If . nosbaads enly kiew the HONOLULU COLLECTION AGENCY H. Hackfeld A Co., Ltd., Agents C. P. Morse, Gen!. Freight M. K. Palmer, Miss E. Pallixfen, thousand saloons Kauai ports Kinau, str., 5 p. m. t their .wires would AND COMMISSION BROKERS. J. were voted out of f. pleasure W. Quinn, Mrs. J. W. Quinn, Mrs. existence. ' Wednesday, April 15. "by DAYI-SOJ- f, 'i take li.a rows made Union and HotelSts. TeL 4586. G. W. Rodolph, Miss Helen Rodolph. Hongkong via Japan ports Anyo X - SL - " PaBtheoi Bid, Fort Reference - Bureau. Collections, At- Miss Marion Rodolph, Mrs. A. F. THE PRESIDENT AND EASTER. Maru. Japanese str. lVESTCRN,p?iaFIC, OahuRaihvayTitne Table - lachments, Suits and Claims. Rodda. Miss E. E. Rodda. C. S. Rand. WASHINGTON. D. C. President Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea. " 9 No fee for registration. Mrs. C. S. Rand, Miss Rand and gov- Wilson will pass Easter at East Hot str., 10 a. m. erness. Frank L. Rowe, Mrs. F. A. Springs. West Virginia. The chief Thursday. April 16. OUTWARD. ... , -- General Manager. ifAE Ev McKAY. Stump, Master Stump, .William B. executive will leave on Thursday and San Francisco Manchuria, P. M. The Transcontinental Scenicway. For Walanae, Walalua, Kabukn aal We carry the most complete line of Way 9:15 a. m., 3:Z p. to. FfjRMSHINU OO0DS T Schraeder, Geo. S. Schwartz, Miss B. return Monday. S. S. THROUGH DAILY stations HOUSE TfJAINS , City, Ewa Mill and Way " city. M. Seeber, Geo, W. Seagraves, Mrs. Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str., p.m. For Pearl in the CHEMfcAL Snive-ly- , 17: 30 a. 9:15 a. OL. ENGINES x AND W. J. Spear, Miss Spear, R. B. NEW TREATY SIGNED. Friday, April 17. Between Stations p. BOG States-Colombia- n 11:30 a. m 2:15 p. 3:20 in WATCHMAN'S CLOCKS Mrs. R. B. Snively. J. O. Stokes. ATA. The United Hongkong via Japan ports Chiyo San Francisco, Oakland, Kansas Cty, nu Mrs. J. O. Stokes, Miss G. Sbiiey.Mrs. treaty settling the Maru, Jap. stmr. 6:15 p. m., t9:30 p. tll.15 p. m. Sale by Panama St. Louis, Omaha and Chicago For W. H. Stimson. Miss F. Sullivan, L. controversy was signed here vester-day- . San Francisco Sonoma. O. S. S. For Wahiawa,and Leilehua 10:11 " via p. JAMES GUILD CO. A. E. Shepherd. Mrs. L. E. Shepherd. "T. Maui pcrts Claudine. str.. p. m. a. m., t2:40 p. 5:00 ml. J1:M J. GILMAN Suto. H. Smith, Mrs. H. Saturday, April 18. Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs3 and p. m. P. P. Smith. - Fort Street Miss N. F. Sullivan. P. A. Swift. Mrs. Hilo via way potrs Mauna Kea. Denver INWARD. :; p. m. Kahnka, Wa P. A. Swift. Mrs. E. S. Shepherd. TRANSPORT SERVICE str.. FRED L. WALDRON, LTD., Arrive Honolulu from THe Latest and Geo. Schaeffer, Miss Clara Taft, Miss Monday, April 20. Agent. alua and Walanae '3:36 a. el, i:tl Dorothy Taft, Miss M. Tirielli. Geo. Logan, sailed from Honolulu for San San Francisco NileT P. M. S. S. p. m. c Dry Goods MUl Best in SHOE H. Timmons. Mrs. Geo. H. Timmons. Francisco'; arrived March 1 (. Tuesday. April 21. . Arrive Honolulu from Ewa ami REPAIRING 45 a. Miss H. Timmons. F.J. Thomas. Mrs. Sherman, from Honolulu for San Victoria and ancouver Niagara, FREIGHTand Pearl City 17: a. m., 8:36 xoi. At Reasonable Prices C.-- S. S. p. 4.24, DRYGOOD8 CO. F. J. Thomas. Mrs. H. G. Tremaine. Francisco April 4. 11:02 a. m 1:40 m p. m CANTON SHOE C0 Allen Tenney. C,. V. Vosburg. Thomas, Kona and Kau ports - Mauna Loa. 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. opp. Empire MANUFACTURERS' Mrs. from Honolulu for Manila TICKETS Hotel 8t. Theater LTD., Mrs G. W. Vosburg. Mrs. F. A. via Guam, Mar. 14. ytr.. noon. Also Reservatons Arrive Honolulu from Wanlawi Fort near Hotel White. F. W. Whitaker. Miss Grace Dix. sailed from Manila Wednesday, April 22. any point on the and Leilehua '9:15 a. m tl:55 p. WL, Honolulufor - Walsh. G. R. Webster. J . A. Watt. H. March 7. San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. mainland 4:01 p. m.. 7:i0 p. m. V- Waterbury. Mrs. A. Young, Sheridan, Ho- S. S.. 10 a. m. See WELLS FAR The Haleiwa Limited, a two aaat LOOK FOR THE WHITE WINGS S. Mrs. from San Francisco for All Kinds Wrapping Papers and E. I). Young. J. S.Willioms. nolulu. Guam and Manila. Sailed Sydnev via Suva and Auckland GO 4, CO., 72 S train (only first-clas- s tickets honored) C.-- Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. April ti.- - Makura, S. S. King St. Tel. 1515 leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:21 i Saturday, April 25. ar- AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N PASSENGERS ROOKEB Warren, stationed at the Philippines. a. in., for Haleiwa Hotel; returning PAPER Manila via Japan and Hongkong ft L V. C 0 L T D. rives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. Tna I China. P. M. S. S. I Slirf Per stmr. W. G. Hall, for Kauai PASSENGERS EXPECTIB ! WE VASH AND STERILIZE Limited stops only at Pearl City aad Fort and Qoeen Streets Honolulu e. San Tenyo Maru, Jap. ports. April P. M. do Brette-vill- Francisco j 1416. Geo. G. Guild. Gen. Mgr. Mis f Waianae. Pbone IF YOU WANT A TAXI Mrs. J. M. Chamberlain. Mrs. Per stmr. PILLOWS 'Daily Sunday JSundayonly M.N.s.S. Willie mina. from Tuesday, Aprii 28. FEATHER tExcent 2500 Phone 4988 W. A. Chang. Miss C. Stewart. Miss San Francisco, s G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH THE sailing Ami! Mr. San Francisco Manoa, M. N. S. S., P.. Scharsch. Miss H . '.lacobson. Miss Mrs. ALEX. YOUNG LAUNDRY Superintendent G. F. A. ar.d Frank Hamr Mr a lid Mrs. 6 p. m. - I.I. Lee. Phone 3451 A. C.uy . Bookshop. Hit net. R. Carlson. Mr.. md Wednesday, April 29. Crossroads ''- - Per M:nina for Koiia and i 'ark Lela, ;r. . J . Hern!! japa-lims- stmr. La j aii Nippon .Maru. - p. Limited Kai: ports. April 1. Virginia Couz- Hermans. Mrs. I. Law rem " sir. jens. :. H. Bisett. Mrs. K. li. Bis- - niau Miss N'dii. c, .:.., r. Mr and T. Murakami Shoten t - YOUNG RUILDOS ZEM-ZE- ;. Mrs Hen.e-- . ALEXANDER M '.sett. P i:t s. 1". Kvre. Akoua and Pricr. A. Ha'rick Mi ' MAILS Importer and Dealer la Everything In Rooks" (i. L. Kopa. Mis May. R. and Mis . S. M, Ke.-n- M: i "iff. E. t . II-- ST.. NEAR HOTEL A !. i'e;4.-- p ". ( BETHEL M. Waviie. Mr and Mrs. Alber iiif Vfilili Mails are due from the following JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS . OWL l.i-i- mi! Mi-- s Lino. Mis de 1; 'and liMai't. Mis-!-oh- .!. Si.M-n-Mr.-- j. j points as follows: Cf PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, Eto. . M- - c, . Rev. . L. Kd Mrs. W. H Kli C. K. i.-- I - Line !: Frail' co Korea. April ' j :- !4 Hotel Strfi'r. near Nniiaau. j M;-yi:i- a Mr- - w. i - Cigar il. I!is- - ; Ynkeaama M;. ::) ;, ria. .Veil 1". . VPs Mrs .lo-- . Lawn Mowers P. : ,;r C'amiit.e. for Maui ports. ia::te Sui'ih. Australia April 17. U-in- . EASTER CARDS ' And ! e V. s Dr. Mr-- - K.Pa. M P.P- - 14. jn. CALIFORNIA CLI PPER ;:r. --- C. W. Mr. Hate, and 22. Ashfoi.l. . Victoria Makut a. April le'-e- Ml Olive Ma-;.-- : 1:1.1 .v.'-- $3.95 each net AND FAVORS M r. Row h f. Mails will depart for the following M '.'( '. n. . Mr. ami Mr.-- . ''.iir-o- H. Fujimoto, Per Mauna Kea. for Hiio and i: points as follows: DO ELECTRICALLY stmr. Mi -- IT Mid Fridolin ann. Mr. ml Fian'-i--eo---L.tr!itie- 1 ! ; Id. i City Mercantile Co., i i.oi is. April R A . Kean.es. San ri' & Retail Dealer la i : Wholesale M , H ? . H , i . ; Mr-- . At AR LEIGH'S, cn Hotel Street o Mr. and a ':'-:- i Mi-- Hop Api il ; 42i", Mt 1.' Morgan. s F. Eaton. l". Hotel, nr. Nuuanu Phone t & AMERICAN YOOLS ; I -- 13. 'EMiMSII F. Itantc; th. Mrs. . Pascal. Australia Ventura. April Co. (. liawaiisn Eltdric Ml.h M COTTOX (;OODH 'l.i-i'ii- . ictoria Niagara. April 21. P. r ni;r. . for Maui port--- rv.in.M- Vimami .. Sts. ; M - W. Am!.-;-- ,il,U

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