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1917. 12 CENTS Kv7U.ig Bulletin, Est 1882, No. 6926 12 I'AGES-UOXOL- ULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TIIUBSdAV, OClOBKIt 25, 1'AOKb PRICE FIVE ao - - itawaiian star, vol aav. no. - - ....,- - , m- mZ- - imm . 7"""""""' - tmmmmmmmmmmmm- nnn I rr ir fo) nn II 0 Jl m JW " Liberty Loan (

uviiiam- Mufiefl mmmm. f r "v. Shyers of m Eangiug - if imhss l I GmW Tntol l'Pnll nn r. r i mm macnam II vepMr Rumania's Queen SUGAR ffOR Wmless Flashes 117 - - TURK COMMON PEOPLE TA YWb h ' Gives Thanks to TO WIN trtiM by U. S. KmU WirtlMS.) WANT ALLIES a W (AuocU$4 TELLS CANDffflEK WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 23 In a u iyjaa ' German Retreat Along Riga OF communication to the state depart- ' For Aid ment. Consul Glazebrook, at Jerusa- WASHINGTON. D.iC, Oct. 25. Sector Continues; Italians America great Liberty loan says "most of the com- America's Austro-Germa- lem, that the CAPSULE - Bent Back Under n -- IS GUT OFF mon people in Turkey hope for the de- f campaign of yesterday bore re- STABBING dis- markable With reports on War-Strick- Turkey and were greatly fruit Blows Bainsizza Declares en Country feat of appointed at the failure of the British from all over the nation, rolling of Date to-- Plateau Will Continue Fight Until at the Euphrates. Definite Announcement f in to the treasury department 4 Eleventh-Hou- Controller Rolph Orders That dav, the total subscriptions to In r Confession ' "Despite the entrance of the United Hinges on Decision by Wash- by XT. S. wlnlait.) Oppressed Are Freed the $3,500,00O.0OO (AtsorlaUd Prtsi Sal Philadelphia Makers Be De- States into the war there Is as yet no date exceed BERLIN, Germany,. 25. Declares He Killed Japanese ington; Genera! Crowder 4-- mark and indications are that Oct ty XT. S. jTaval WUlesi indication that the Turkish officials Making a large gain on the (AMcItd Fr l Acts peace. the totals will soon reach the de-- 4 today and Admits He Lied at Trial Rumania, Oct. 25. prived of Supply; Frisco are ready to seek arseparate Also to Name Hawaii Quota Isonzo German and Austrian ASSY. United States sired maximum of five billion. front afck Interpreter's Instigation Marie- - of Rumania as she Product The feeling towards the for Draft on troops succeeded In capturing a J to Conserve is favorably inclined." The "campaign until noon stopped for a moment today f Saturday, when the subscriptions 4 divisional brigade, its staffs and -- fighting , Japanese.' 1 was from her work of knitting sox for S. WlrIs$.) close, to add over- - considerable booty. The "J subbed the lA stit4 Pre Ttj V. NtTtl AMERICAN CONGRES$MEN OVEMBEK 1, one week will be to the 4 : soldiers, expressed the is being continued. don't remember how Rumanian Pennsyl- - 4 subscription, bringing it at least 4 drunkI of throne and PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23. TO VISIT WAR ZONE N from today, has been rec many times I stabbed him. I want heartfelt thanks the - 4 to five billion, which has been 4 Ameri- r vanlaVfood representative, act- LONDON, Eng., Oct. 25. Ten Unit- 1 the Romanian people for Pink-ha- m as desired. 4 to bo pardoned. have told the lag today on request of George for- ommended by Governor 4 set the maximum nETROGRAD, Russia. Oct. - ca's assistance to her country In ed States congressmen and three truth there Is nothing more," I Yesterday subscriptions to the M;' Rolph, sugar controller of the na party ar- Brig.-Ge- n. 11. Crow- 4 the hour of its need. . mer congressmen comprise a to E. loan came In from all parts of the 4 Y 14. The evening newspa- ' tional food administration, cut off the riving today at an English port. They 4 today "Rumania,", said Queen Marie, candy-maker- s. being by 4 IIUS spoke Gabriel Verver. Bupply of sugar to Philadelphia war der at Washington as the date 4 globe, many received pers publish reports that tho Tsune-tar- o "though sorely pressed, will fight' are on an unofficial visit to the pledges 34 condemned murderer of - ' 4 cable. In all, from 4 -- Hawaii's drawing in the Bolsheviki element is planning T llarashlbara. a Kaneohe to the bitter, end: for the freedom.;. zone. r for 4 different nationalities were re-- 4 storekeeper. Verver Is to be banged in ' of the oppressed and the .restora-- ' Whole- militarv draft. Announcement 4 celved. . 4 to seize the government from "". SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25. peni- tiQn of tie rights of small na-- WILL CRUSH MILITARISM the courtyard of the territorial Ed-war- salers of San Francisco dealing exten- Eng., ' Oct. 25. d of this was made today by - morn- - -- of LONDON. Sir tentiary at 8 o'clock tomorrow tlons. Rumania in this hour sively Id sugar have called a mass thejjy m ' sin-cer- e Carson, member of the cabinet f At a meeting of deputies from the . lag. .. Its suffering and. need gives governor ana ne vi meeting for tomorrow night, to whici without portfolio, and Gen. Smuts, i appioai workmen's council a res- : will thanks to Americans for soldiers and Two other Filipino murderers candy have been Washington is Keren-sky'- s generous ' nolale assist- - the manufacturers South African commander.tqday visit, the date from STEflf.lER olution was adopted Indorsing ray the extreme penalty for their their and t urgently, requested to attend. The Shef- U.S. ' - ; our, country. ed the great munitions work at time. speech to parliament yesterday, crimes at the same hour tomorrow. ance to bereaved candy expected at any - of; wholesalers Intend to ask the field. In brief speeches yto the work- gover- in which he declared if Mwe can re- They are Antonio Garcia, who killed Mothers, children id soldiers sugar con- Upon announcement by the men to cut down on their ers they declared Brltafa'slntention U-BO- 1 Rumania bless the Americans. It of recommended AT 4 ' a Japanese at the Honokaa mill last sumption on request of Administrator nor the date he has BATTLES by impll-- . a great name. America has the to fight until German militarism, had drawing, Maj. next July peace will come Christ ' May, and Florencia . Bonella, is Hoover. for the territory Francis honorably whole-hearte- d gratitude of 8,000,-00- 0 been demolished. mas. :c Thus will . end war " Green, officer in charge of draft cated In the JCaneohe murder. ' no J. people. flie wholesalers declare there is fought for an honorable end.y In the presence of Attorney General sugar shortage on the Pacific coast operations here, made known the "We are Improssed with the FATHER OF NOTED plans date.' It is expected FOR FOUR HOURS I. M. Stalnback, High Sheriff William and no hoarding of the product in San IS DEAD for that 25. attorney, general's sten- noble ideals as enunciated by the FIGHTER with approval of the date by PETROGRAD, Oct. Fear of Jarrett,; the Francisco. ST. LOUI.S, Oct. 25. Capt. Francis that Riga section, ographer and a representative of the United States. President .Wilson Washington the quota for Hawaii will German rush from, the congress T. Bryan, a veteran of, the Mexican ' S. desDite announcement of a precipitate Star-Bulleti- n; : in his declaration to has by General Crowder. So (AasorUttd Press by U. Vtrtl Wixlit.) Gabriel confessed that 23. and noted Indian fighter, died also be set touchefl closely on the principles HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. President war. . PORT, Oct. 25, a retreat of tne uermans lor unsnowa he was the principal in the revolting Capt. Rich- far this has never been announced. A FRENCH After always Inspired Ru- Menocal has issued formal warning to here yesterday. His son is four-hou- r sub- reasons, has seized upon the civilians Kaneohe crime last August. ; Pale, that have' army ser- Governor Plnkham will draw the' thrilling battle with a mania. We entered conflict In foreigners that instigators of strikes ard S. Bryan of the medical ar- of Kronstadt and evacuation of the haggard, a . haunted look ton his face, the first number, it was announced today, marine an American' steamer has " sugar fields and factories will vice, stationed at Honolulu. He is a the hope of securing national unity v In the work-wil- be port safe and sound, ,the fear of , the gallows 'already reserve Corps, and after that the taken rived at this but - for the 4,000,000 Rumanians . be-- r render themselves liable to immediate member of the medical re- The German retreat alonff the "stamped onvhis features, the" doomed up by relays of, boy scouts. . ' with. four wounded men aboard as Department hospital, '-- . Carpathians. expulsion from Cuba. stationed at the I of the front continues. Vxnan,, lips low voice, told yond the ; , the numbers are taken, from the sult of the German gunfire. northern end with dry and The Germans In their departure are v'':v. 231 ' y-''- big glass container they will be withr In the course of the battle shots of the crime. r MORRIS REACHES JAPAN. destroying bridges; roads and build- - - capsules by and 260 by Si. "There were five of us in tfce gang," TOKIO, 25. Roland S. Morris, drawn from the gelatin in were fired the steamer a . " - Oct Tie . we planned, to which they are now placed and will the submarine. said, "and attack new American ambassador to Japan, ' rm ttftnTVirf Tiv t ft A I JPrTTiHnS TO PL the Japanese store and steal two bags announced r publicly by . n. -- eingle The Jbattie terminated ' when ' an s,; a abbvujyii j " ; -- arxived atYokohama todays i." b. ; ; m me penin there.:--lh- '' :.'; destroyer- - appeared. feet a landing at werder , of . ey .were ad ppflRTi:(iraiiii .'.v'.. American The jaon .that ern ; - 1 aula region of Tomba in the north drinks first, and then we went (Continued on Page Two.) submarine then dived. - several , MANILA HELPS LOAN. end of Riga gulf.- to the store. I held the Japanese, and MANILA, P. U Oct Two mil- Ger me, 2. It Is officially announced the Eduardo helped Florencio shot lion' dollars of subscriptions to the miles in tn me tfi MM mans have retired fifteen the storekeeper, and then told second Liberty Loan were reported highroad.- - - - HAWAII S LOAN Riga region near Pskoff stab him. I did so, and then ran today by local bankers to Washington, PLEDGES away v ;: :'::K:' A. Doyle Relate to Court . How" Accused Admitted v Gabriel was asked why he had not Chester of Three Clients and CONGRESSIONAL PARTY DLU told the truth in court, and why ha Converting to His Own Use the Stock DINED AT ST. LOUIS 25 Hun i tauc had put the blame on Eduardo. v That He Left Honolulu to Eyade Arrest ST. LOUIS. Oct. 25. The members - '.'I .wanted to tell the truth, but tha of the congressional delegation hound interpreter would . not let me. This for Hawaii were the guests today at a Are Brougbt uo vn Vis when I was talking with the Lionel K. A. Hart, ' former representative of the patriotic luncheon given by the cham- THAT Civilian to Number oY 3867 Furnish $3,798,210, While ' lav rrs.. The Interpreter toldf me 1 Charles A; Stbneham brokerage firm of New York arid now ber of commerce. (Axttdata4 Press by V. 8. Wirele.) Vr' it I told the truth, I could not be Army Totals, Though Incomplete, Indicate Additional Sub PiRi iinre Oct. 23. Further sacd.- - I lied. I am telling the truth on trial for embezzlement, made a confession while in prison progress has been made by Gen. Pe-tai- n's . v.; - scnptions of $1,300,000 between flew." in Francisco in which he admitted that he had converted forces along the; Alsne : crept San Chavignon Mont Dessinges. The . The hunted look back Into his W. V. K. r and pale, haggard face and his watery certain funds of clients to his own use was the testimony given AWAH'S maximum of five million dollars for the second Liberty Loan Rohay farm has been captured from. dim eyes shifted from face to face of DoylCv was reached before noon today, and with Incomplete array returns, he Germans and , many : prisoners in Circuit Judge Heens court today bj; ChesterA. v - ; those, before him, trYins to. read if the total at 12j'clock was $5,098,210. The civilian committee,, striving en. : - . V ' Mr. Doyle, was In San Francisco at it oai- - there was hope for the morrow. last week for $3,000,000 was overwhelmed when the ; returns .were sent in liKthe course of a furious air the time of Hart's arrest following his ' brought V , "1 w ant to be pardoned," he repeat ; ::- ,::.v-:- ', ; 2 German airplanes were where, had gone mm today. : tle J cd, so low his voice could hardly return from Japan; he mm down by Frencn niers. that De- "The five million; mark has been 4 4 4 : Irom Honolulu. In' company with 4 4 safely be heard. ', , ; ; ::; : f General Petaln holds' all his rv ; passed" was the word that went ' ; - ,4 " ' " tective Captain Arthur McDuff ie, Mr. "fCrustles to -- '" new Unes northwest of Soissons, Press Buttons Doyle prison where, around among the sales agents Just TODAY'S TOTALS. - go gallows a,t visited Hart at the IT swlacfc-iq- g - reached by his victorious poilus on' v Gabriel will to the before noon. And Instead of 4 '';:;v;;..,- . 4 - it is alleged, the purported confession n expected. German ,i 'same hour with Florencio', Bon- mm up the pace any, now that the With arrny figures as yet In- - Tuesday. The 4 was made. Following Hart's confes- 4 have failed to, ma ;ia. The two doomed Filipinos will ' reached and pass- comp!ete, aporoxim- - counter attacks sefiott sion, Doyle V returned to ' his hotel maximum has been 4 but with an 4 (8pecial CatT - striking comment, on tno 1 Changed at the same time. VThree ; t Kippa Jiji). ed, they are redoubling their energy 4- ate total of $1,300000 noon to-- terialize, a - if put into writing.-- at 4 4iiUe tuttons, one of them- charged where he it OKIO, Japan, Oct. 25. Dodging utter demoralization of the Germans Here Is the purported ; confession and striving for more. 4 day, the Liberty Loan passed the 4 v'th electricity the, one that will re- three separate attacks by German Hawaii $5,000,000 col-- 4 on this Important section of the front whU Mr. Doyle read In court: - : "Show the world where 4 mark with flying lease the trap and send the men into 0 DECKED submarines In a single day on stands" was the password. 4 ors. The figures reported at noon 4 The number of prisoners Is found to ; -- 1 destroyed all my Kai-sha- big guns eternity will be connected with the "I admit that September 2?, the Nippon Yusen 's today from the civilian commit-- be in excess of 8000. Seventy days before Hono- With only tomorrow and until Sat- 4 4 allows. Three trusties will touch the books three I left armed liner Kashlma Maru ar- Liberty 4 tees were $3,79810, collected 4 were abandoned by; the Huns In their ' one know who lulu. I converted to my. own use and safely urday noon until the second 29 mortars and SO buttons. No will ever Upper Reaches of Kaukonatiua rived in Cape Town, South Loan campaign Is officially closed, 4 from 3S57 subscribers. Schofield 4 flight while trench touched tho charged button. It is the benefit the value'of the stock In the Africa. October 20, from a British $96,000 ves-- machine guns have been, numbered a3 r, Mc-Iner-ny an- 4 barracks aained since P o Frank-Arche- William the workers are going to secure 4 duty of the high sheriff to name the wer-t- Furnish buppiy name of port The captain of the liner has - miking French trophies.4 "At many places In Bierbach of drug other half million dollars if possible. terday,. today's total for 4 trusties who will press them. He has and Otto the reported that one of . attacking the occupied territory, stores of muni Free From Pollution the ac- 4 that 'post $919,150." Coast Artlt 4 company. . Today marks the of the not said who they will be. After the V submarines was beyond any doubt close, 4 lery returns have not yet been tions have been found,; deep in un W 4 4 even men will away ar-Ve-st - tive campaign that. has been conduct- - ; executions these three Is to given a "'I ran to Japan to avoid sunk hr the liner's gunners. turned It is believed derground shelters. ; presse .1 n chofield Barracks be ed for the Liberty Loan among army irvbut that 4 .not know which one of them in water sutjdIv beginning I am guilty and will return to According to the , detailed report 4; the army totala will swell the 4 v mr extradl-tion.X-T during two tho button that released the trap. hopd Ilbuplulu, and will hot fight made by the kashima Maru's captain, organizations the last grand - within the next 24 hours, in the as; weeks. Up to noon Schofield Bar- 4 total of Hawaii's rontribu- 4 typhoid epidemic there may will plead guilty to each wired .from Cape Town, via Lon- 4'tlon to more than $5,098,210 to-- (Continued on Page Two.) that the ; was post that had been 4 KreaK up by charge. I do not know Alfs. don, to the main office of the N. Y. K. racks the onlf day'a figures at noon. ' Germans be, checked the transfer. - 4 . f full for r - - "I had 2400 In.currency when I left In Tokio yesterday, successful es- heard from with the totals , - : I Arrangements have been made- by the 4 : ,-,- 'y U-boa-ts subscriptions Honolulu. I have only $430 There cape from the by the campaign, the there 4 Quartermaster department td draw left attacks the 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44-44- 4 Lines of Italians YORK - the chiefly gun- having mounted nearly to a million 44 . NEW STOCK water for the post from the upper never was a certificate of stock issued is attributed to the naval to Mclnerny, Archer or Bierbach." ners aboard , the armed liner. dollars 1919,150 to be exact MARKET TODAY! reaches of the Kaukonahua river, the (AJiodUed Pf a T U-- WIrtltss.1 ; Statement made in answer to ques: The f first attack; took' place early One of the features since yesterday tunnels and ditches having been com- LONDON, Eng Oct 23.Slx thou- - sufficiently to bedone. tions put to Lionel R. A. Hart in San in the morning of September 27, when was the big jump in per capital sub- C Yester- pleted for this 7, 1917, by Ches- HOSOL sand prisoners have been taken by the the spot where contami- Francisco, CaU July the Kashima Maru was two days out scriptions taken by the 23th Infantry- Today day below Mc-Duffl- Austro-German- s Water ter A. Doyle in the presence of A. e. from a British port on return voy- now holding In their 'offensive not be ' ber men, who are second Alaska Cold ...... 4 nation Is believed to exist will H7H TIKI. 11 H post change has - age. The lookouts aboard the liner place just behind the 1st Infantry. ILilllilllS American Smelter ..... 84H used at the after the (Continued on page two) ; (Continued on Page Two.) American Sugar Rfg. . . 104 105Ta gone Into effect .'V- -' Figure show that the 1st Infantry CAUGHTIilOLIE precau- nuK tuny, .WU' iue euemj American Tel. 114 As aa additional measure of is $106.82 per man; 25th Infantry, has broken the Italian lines on tb Anaconda Copper 62'2 634 tion all of the mains at Schefteld will 1104.21. Another feature was the big east bank of the Isonzo. The Ital- n In them; de- Atchison-Baldwi- S2'2 934 be flushed of the water now jump by the Schofield ordnance ians, however,; have checked power- - Loco. This will probably be done tonight LIBERTY BULLETIN tachment with its 20 men, who have SH00TSVI0H Baltimore & Ohio 57 when all the pipes can be drained CCITTEE the per capita record for detachments and on the west slope of Monte San UP fig-- " '' Eethtehem Steel with least disadvantage to residents with $208.33. The previous high ; . " " ' ' Gabriel. b 83H b 83'4 there. " ' are was by the school for farriers and , . CMif. Petroleum ..:..l..i2'2 u Brigadier General John P. Wlsser, hcrseshoers. Schofield orgaflizations AWakenefJ, Grapples With In-tot- Canadian Pacific ...... 149 149U commanding officer,, expressed regret as follows at the close of the fniripp Who PirPS Run Whpn room, was BMMW,SSVflSW IIIIVII ' for neip, burst into ine it A SLP. (St Paul) , 46H today that a change in the. site f the campaign: hntK Mm. Kanwi and her C,M. 45'i necessary, Cashing In On A Liberty thm that Cr'--,Eue- Son Comes to Rescue l & Iron ...... 36 37 guard camp has been made 1st Infantry .$14750 was col " ' son saw; that the intruder a 65 66 said he felt it was only fair to the 25th Infantry . 241,300 ' . :"Ciible Steel but ...... ored . soldier, they say. : r through . Cuban Sugar 30V2 ' 30 men going Into camp. : - 32nd Infantry . 117,550 Shot the left hand while The assailant flung," Mrs. Kauwft ' f Erie Common ...... 18a 18U Major Henry C Merriam today vis- Bond 1st Field Artillery... 1 50 grappling with a colored soldier who aside and started for the window. Just General Electric .... 136 !2 1362 ited a site near Haleiwa for the .pur- 8th Field Artillery ...... 113,350 j had broken into her home at an early ;'.95 possible - morning, Mrs. Maria Kauwe, General Motors, New . 94V2 pose of looking it oter as a for every owner will be a. simpler matter than buying a ith Cavalry 142.000 hour this by. the leg. The soldier f grabbed him : - S ... - m . 1.1 :: . streets, t Great Northern Pfd. ..: 99 mi place for the camp. ; t pound of meat or a loaf of'bread certainly cain of aoDroximatelv $96,000 !f Queen and Kiawe is at the and far more ; Jnter. Harv N. J...... J..... Latest advices from Schofield today wrj made since yesterday, the figure3 emergency nospuai. Her mourn is nwVt ini) GreA aevemT nhots. One Kcnnecott Copper 33 33 say there are now 55 positive and' Si pleasing, considering the present prices of foodstuff?. then being $823,000 against $319,150 lako lacerated, as result it is believed of the bullets penetrated Mrs. Kauwe's Uehlgh R. R. ....v..-- . 57 - 53 . suspected cases at the post, or a totai from the post up to today. of a bullet wound also. The injured hand, whUe the other one is belieed Central .. 72 of 00. This is a gain of five positive Ambulance Company was one of jwoman's on, aged about 23, received New York 71', ' -- to have entered her Jaw. A third . Alt Liberty Bond need do, wound, v Pennsylvania .... i :;50H 50 cases smce yesterday. :1:'V;', the owner when the interest the heaw subscriblnz oreanizations a bad scalp; the result, of a bullet grazed the son's forehead. Ray Consol.y. 22 Dr. J. S, B. Pratt said today that on his B6nd falls due each G months, is to present the with a oer caDita of Si OS 58 ; grazing bullet shot Their assailant Motorcycle; Officer Kawalhoa was Reading Common' . . 72. 73 there is nothing new in local develop- Although the second Liberty loan escaped, but. a careful search is despatched to the scene and searched . Southern Pacific t7V2 83 ments. Save for cases brought ! in proper coupon at his local postoiTice... The postmaster is ends offiolallv at noon Saturday ; IK made 'or him. , for the culprit; but without success. - Studebaker ...... 39'2 from the outside districts there have the executive committee members Mrs. Maria Kauwe, the Injured wo- men are scour-In- s authorized to receive these coupons and pay out the cash : roiice ana piainciomes j t i man, by Texas Oil 142'4 145 been no new; cases since October 20, nwe nil tmsnentiv hond nnrrhasers . was awakened someone In the city now for the guilty person. I they call for. Every bond have attached, Sitting Union Pacific the last "reported for the city proper. . will coui)ons to eet their certificate in bv tomorrow fner room. up in bed she saw The motive of the near crime is. be- ; ;i' ' ' cTt semi-annu- al figure of a man In out ' U. S. Steel ...... 104V, and on each interest date the owner merely afternoon. This will aid materially the j the uniform lieved to have been robbery. : Utah 804 The organ recital by Lieut Taber banks and agents who will tally the lined against the window. She clips C Western Union ...... 89'2 at the Christian church: will not be off one of these and takes it to his home potcfFiee. pledges, total the figures and report screamed, and the man struck at1 her. GEORGE McK. McCLELLAN cf ' Weetinghouse ...... v43J 4t given until next Thursday, Novem- - She attempted to defend herself, but attle Is In the city, a guest cf tp Uz!-versi- tv VtnHaiMuI An P Tun I hA intrurlar was ajowbr ovamowfcriox CJat - AK-BCTXlTT- I wo nONOLULTJ JSl IX, TIIUKSDAV, OCTOBER 25. 1917.

1710017 IS LEFT IIA17AII REV. AKAIK0 AKANA . MEWAOEWTOF BUST 0017 MAY BE CALLED AS Cliild Outlines KAWAIAHA0 PASTOR TO NEEDS " half of PACIFIC MAIL OF li S. WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY mm Policy as Aide JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 12JL v fMIOUS BY WILL DECLARES CHILD REACHES CITY To Food Board Late Shipowner Gives $20,000 Doesn't.Think Steamers Will Be fi? J&AgK Graham By to Each of Children Stanley W, Good, the new agent for Taken Off But if They Are ' Declares Function to Effect -- Wife Mail Steamship V.w.. . v.. ;'; sfev' . Bread.. First the Pacific comjany Pood Consumption Here Wi! x' an Equitable Distribution of arnved yesterday on the Maul, and :s Be Regulated WRAPPED AS SOON AS BAKED. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IS. --Chief busy today going over the affairs of Food, Not to Fix Prices beneficiary under tie will of the late the agency with Mr. Klebahn, of xifor the 'tween meal sandwiches If steamers plying between Honolu Captain William Matson, which was Ilackfeld company. He has not yet J. F. Child, assistant executive offi- offered for probate, yesterday, is the decided where the agency office wfli lu and San Francisco are diverted to for the growing boy the Atlantic war purposes, will cer of the territorial food commission w idow, Mra. Lillie B. Alatson. to whom be located, after it is removed from for it Ha- - TeM us what day to deliver it. Phone 1431 be necessary to regulate the consump and federal food commissioner for bequeathed one-ha- lf of estate, liackfeld'g, which will be November yester--j is the tion of food ; wait, did not tell the Ad Club variously estimated at f 2.000,000 to 1. Honolulu ts the last of the Pacific in the territory of Hawaii. administra This is the declaration of J. Y day that the national food 12,750.000. Mail agencies to be taken over, the j regulate prices. c-- no right to Child, assistant executive officer f ... tion has He should have $4406 worth of fecdants have over to th by hia company now having its own special say the admin- had been turned To each of the chiluren firt the territorial food commission, win What he did was that stock, he added. He testified that in TO agents in all its branch offices. : authority to regulate federal officials and Marshal J.. I. wife. Mrs.lda Bernard. Short yesterday was appointed by the presi- . istration "has no the beginning of the he (Emily) Forrest,; Mr. Good anticipate the charged for food." and transaction Smiddy has added two suitcases to th street: Mra. William does net dent upon retail prices one-thir-d Th the nomination of Governor had paid Hart $160. representing Fifty-fourt- h Oakland; f al'lniv r4 t a rt tr t a a m d ra gf he read from etreet. rt rt Pinkham, as federal food commission in making this statement ot the margin on the stock. collection of luggage, bottles, flask C6 street; Mail next summer. announcement sent out by the aa Theodore 'Mataon, Short the Pacific before er for Hawaii. REV. AKAIKO AKANA an and demijohns in his office'. One of 1077 Sixty-firs- t nor believe will be any itself. e Arthur J. Mataon. does he there "The safety of the islands." says Mr. ministration a ' shortage ships As result of arrests made by the be suitcases contains two gallons o! street, Oakland; Walter J. Matson, of between Honolulu Child, "in obtaining foreign oro-- Rev. for . Iai:t In the administra food is Akana. the this connection police Tuesday of persons charged whisky siT of Hillsborough, is bequeathed I20.0M. and San Francisco because of the pos ducts lie in several ytars Mentifiei v.Ub goes on say: and the otner bottles the fact that we have tion to wrth selling linuot to soldiers, two dc- - beer. The residue of the estate goes to sibility of the government taking $79,000,000 worth of food to export religious wcrK in the territory, is "We trust that whenever the sav- Mra. LurUne R Roth, wife of William over the shipping. He thinks that if every year, which is needed on the ing considered for noTinalion r?s the ings made make it possible, there will I. Roth, a daughter of Captain Mat-son'- a any of the present vessels are re mainland, and we have to Iraoort o.i!v new pastor of K2va""ii:.o c!:.rch to be a corresponding change in the NEBRASKA'S GOVERNOR SAYS, second marriage. moved they would be replaced by about 18.000,000 cucceed Rev. H-ar- v H wnct worth of food. Pr.c. price made." in answer to an invitation to address the 4th Con- n Annual Chiropractors others. He says people in. San Fran In resignation is :it Star-Bulleti- A conference concerning the will is other words, the ships taking id ::.l'e effect 'ie In a statement given the vention: - . today among Cisco want to come to Honolulu, and onr sugar away will probably end of the year. today regarding the regulation ; to be held the brothers he aole "Columbus, Nebraska. Aug. 28. 191T. of marriage, ac-'- " that tourists to the West coast all to bring food back to prices, Mr. Child says: I and sisters the first tbe islands. If This announcement was mad? t( day of Dear Doctor Palmer: The chains of official duty deny me the privi- seem to want to get over hee before it were not I necessity for set- cording to a statement made last for the sugar we have, by a member of the ionjiritlou and "I do not see airy lege and pleasure being with you in Davenport. You my tkey go "East of , tf shall be ambas- again, and stories believe Kara-moulu- price on . evening by Arthur J. Matson. He that the islands would be .ut cenfirmed by John K. ting a maximum or minimum raiders In the Pacific have had little, sador to the Court of the Chiropractors, there to speak my tribute or res-- off so-calle-d restrict- said: and told to take care of them leader of tbe Kamanoaij sugar in this territory. These pect of an assemblage of professionals with courage if any, effect on tourist travel selve3. made where there is a to resist both the I do not know at this time what faction of the church. A committee of ed prices are blandishments and the machinations of the divine righters In the realm of provis-- Mr. Good Is staying Young If our ships At- - supply sugar ' win be done concerning the at the are needed on th. the congregation is to meet shortly to lack of a sufficient ot healing. (Lt-Go- v. 1 human Edgar Howard of Neb.) ions of the will as affecting us. The hotel When he has settled the mat - lantfe side it would not be a patriotic select some cne for nomination to suc for all. where the demand Is greater ' notice of the filing of the will has ter of the location or his office, and I act or tne people of Hawaii to try te ceed Mr. Parker and It is declared than the supply and where the prices Chiropractors are licensed In Nebraska! r. yet to reach me. and until It does 1 had a look around here as to things! keep them on this run. The neeis of that Mr. Akana will be the one seleci- - are boosted up by speculation. - as F. C. MIGHTON. D. C. shall not say anything concerning my In general, he will send for his fam jthe islands should be made secondary ed. "The sugar supply in Hawaii is 4 to the been, and 204-- 5 : , v future actions. I have not retained Ily, now In San Francisco. needs of the nation. The terrl According to Kamanoulu, about good now as it has ever Boston Bldg. (Over Maya) 7 move lonai rood through is no danger of anyone hoarding any attorney and will make no commission, its three-fourth- s of the members of the there t until the way seems clear. At this county agents, has been trying to Im- it. It may yet prove to be the cheap- press upon Kawaiahao congregation, and probably . I be the people of food we have here; perhaps all , time do not think there will a these islands more, favor Mr. Akana's nomination. est 1 SURLYTALKTO the necessity they 1 contest so far as am concerned. I of learning how to grow Mr. Akana is now on Kauai. the food we will have here if try tomorrow get Into touch sufficient produce to support tbe steamers off. shall to them For last few years Mr. take Oriental Silks selves. The woman's committee, work- the Akna "The fact that the government has with the others." has Ha- ing in f- - been associated with the dis- : Honolulu and on the other required the licensing of certain and Silk Crepes arrived. Nothing to Charity lands, waiian board of missions and head of Just " SUPERIOR OUSTS has been trying to Impress on tributors of and dealers in food does ; "I by first the Young People's league. a Noxr on display store. think the children, the all classes of people He. is . necessarily mean prices are at our ; the necessity of profound not that marriage are well remembered In the rooa conservation and the reduction student and an excellit to be regulated or controlled. In my nU R4UU AllUIUCJ A. A lUVIHWiK of the consumption of imported foods. speaker and is well known to mem opinion, it Is to effect an equitable know any of bers of congregatiou. ODO SHOTER I do not whether then Hllil Thelr efforts have been ouite rac- - the Kawaiahao distribution of food, so that the admin- 'i" me FROM ARMY will contest. That is not for to cessrui among some people, but still istration at all times will know just Hotel St., near Nnnma . say.' . there are many others who do not yet where all food is." No bequests were made for char reauze the seriousness' of the situa Mr. Child is unable to say now lty, an omission for which Mrs. Mat "My name is Sims. When you want tion.. KAIOIIE SLAYERS upon son expresses regret yesterday. At whether he will be called to fix me you will have to call me by name. My advice to every housewife and the price of sugar or any other com- torney Morrison, who drew will J the There are others smoking areund housekeeper Is to investigate the sod-- modity here. Before any legal action v and with the widow la named ex ecu-- - nere ana i oon t answer uniess my j piy or mcai grown foodstuffs to ascer-- could be taken In this respect, he says, tor, without bonds, said that when name is called," said Private Howard tain what they are, v where they can be a statement of the facts would have the testament was drawn, . Captain D. Sims, a member of Company 23th obtained and determine the ways of to be submitted to legal advisors of - Matson'a aifairs .were Involved. .Temporary Lieut, ' Infantry, to Second preparing them for the table, so that food administration for its final "1 nave no If b la - the doubt that mat Stanley1 Satterwhite, his superior of- If the worst comes to the worst, thev approval and passage, 7 tera were In as good condition then v...; will fleer. : know how to feed their families "The national food administration is as they now are, said Attorney Mor- EVE0FHAN0I1 Children fcnnken local grown s a mrlv and foodstuffs. excepe by ' "provision .Ths word, m not fixing prices anywhere rison, would have been: Insubordinate manner, according to Complaints have been made to me Mr. Child made. In any event Captain Matson agreement," continues. witnesses, while he retained a clgaret that the merchants are trying to make Legal courel for Mr. Child, as fed- ; was always Inclined to , leave such money on island vege-- (Continued from page 1) - In his mouth as the officer addressed iore fruits and eral food administrator for Hawaii, things to hia wife. dishonor- - "DI6S on imported commodities. U. Attorney S. C. - him. won for the soldier a Sullen frightened, refusing probably will be S. The will was drawn on August 7, pay I believe this is true to a certain ex but at able discharge, forfeiture of an J first to talk, but finally under aw Huber, as it is the announced desire of v 1813, and waa witnessed by Attor- allowances imprisonment for two tent on some items. the government to keep all matters ney George Hatfield, formerly with and ful realization that tonight would be the J. years. Sims .will be sent to Alcatraz. It might be explained by the fart within the machinery of the govern- Bresses Morrison, Attorney Edward Hon-- his last on earth, Bonnella confessed and The case is announced in court-ma- r that sales of Island grown produce ment. 7 field, who is In Morrison's office. are that he had shot the Japanese store tlal orders made public at army head small as compared with the sides keeper. His story was the same as The will declares that the estate is fol-jo- f Imports, ' quarters, today, Others are as and the losses from decay that of Gabriel. They Jap- community property acquired since ana spoilage are greater, knew the ' though ts lows: due t.i tha anese had a large sum of money in the second marriage, there 1st Class C. Morris. Ick of demand ROTARY TO School - a reservation that ' an inconsiderable Private Fred his Store and thev nlanneri tn rnh ELI For C. AL C, 14th Company, Oahu, for I there was a eteady demand for . part is not community holding. " him of it. They entered his store, and wearing civilian clothes. Forfeiture of "land produce, the merchant would while two of the Filipinos iV-- - held the ; Estimates on Values H . two-thir-ds nay . I able v for two months. e to handle It In greater ouanti helpless man, Florencio shot him. ; : - - Battery es ana without ahy greats Ids and Those who have dose relation to Private Ulrick H. Hoffman. from "When I shot the VISIT 0FHCERS' es- rpoiiage. Then consumer man. and be be the Matson family indicate the B, 1st Field Artillery, acquitted of a the would gan to cry out In no e th-- pain, Gabriel grabbed tate to "he worth about 12,000,000. In charge of stealing a flannel shirt, forced to pay for what :ns gun chant now throws away. the out of my hand and shot him the "down town financial .circle 'the findings of not guilty. again." he said. Dressy Wear figure Is placed at nearer the 13,000 Private Louis P. Fortin, Battery F, - Wetting his parched Hps. 000 . ;v"r deserting ser and ner. mark. 7''' 9th Field Artillerjt the vously vice, and stealing a mcycie irom on twisting his fingers about hisH The bulk of the, fortune left 'by this prison carb. the condemned man ": man who started In San Francisco as V. Gum. Found guilty and sen- ffn. dishonorable discharge, for tinued: After a vigorous and stralghtfor No garments created so far this season for the "grown a foremast hand on the sea, is said tenced to' "i told a fn 5 lie court. Gabriel today to be In somewhat more than 400,000 feiture of pay and Imprisonment for told ward talk to the Rotary Club years. me to blame Eduardo. and thev would by Capt. Thomas H. Lowe on the of ups" are more fashionable looking: or better made. They . Company five shares of the Honolulu Oil let me go free. I was going to camp present quotation 4 Private Hugh R. Wilson, Battery B, tell fleers' training at Castner, the of market of f a the truth to Detective McDuffie hut camp are in numbers of splendid styles suitable for vear to share, making 11,600,000.. ' Captain 1st Field Artillery, found not guilty JSed. Rotarians decided to visit the Gabriel said no. Eduardo told us to ap Matson owned 3.000 shares of the and acquitted of charge of stealing in a body, if it meets with the school every day, also numbers of others "more dressy rob the Japanese, because he had two proval of the army authorities and a Matson Navigation Company, of clothing from Private John W. Branco, bags money. of suitable time can be found next week for wear on Sunday and other special occasions. . ; which stock 70 shares sold, on the Company D, 3rd Engineers. was going ... to work when they or soon after. 'S market yesterday at $270. On an ap--. a stopped"I me and made me go with men pralsement. It was estimated the them. I had Capt. Lowe told briefly how the bad luck that night.' are being prepared for the fighting and Materials are of gingham in new plaids, plain colors , stock would go about 1200 a share, a (Continued from page 1 A dazed look spread over his face hardships' of the war-fron- t in Europe v. total of 1600,000 for the'estate. Other as he thought of the penalty he must and stripes, Sizes 8 to 14, $2.75, $3.25 and $4.50 each. stocks owned by Captain Matson were to the federal reserve bank at San pay night's under modem trench conditions, and for that work. He did not the Rotary trip was proposed by John . 4,000 shares of 'Honolulu Plantation, Francisco. In addition to the eleventh plead for mercy, nor pardon. His last Butler to show men in the camp put at 9200,000; Hakalau Plantation,, hour rush which Is sure to result, words, before he was again the ' placed that Honolulu's business and profes 5100,000; Paauhau ; Plantation, 400 SIKUlOAT the reports from Hawaii and Maul will In the death cell, were brief. - by sional men are with them, and to drive '; shares. His real estate and mlscel- arrive steamer Saturday morning. "I have nothing more to say. I have - laneous Investments figure, according This means feverish work on the part told home to the Rotarians also what prep- the truth." for modern warfare means. , to financial men, at $220,000, un- of the officials of the drive, for the aration the (Continued from tare 1.) Garcia, who shot the Japanese ofi less the realty was deeded before his sum total of Hawaii's contribution .to Hawaii, had nothing to say. " 1 He'was purported'confession death. :'; ..T .... picked oufthe German submarine be-- 1 the second Liberty loan must be tele silently . awaiting the morrow 7 when Captain , ex- under-se- a sTPhd. to the mainland at exactly Matson did not x have fore the pirates had time he should walk to his death on the tensive bank loans, it is said. Under enough to. launch a tornedo. The na-- x www oiuruy. gallows. , by hart admitted this estimate the estate would bulk val gunners manning a gun at I Scouts Get $44,750 i In the prison yard the attendants Hotel, near Fort St. - (Continued from page 1) about $2,750,000. the stern opened the fire and 16 shots While the civilian sales agents were have erected a gallows. The three In all were fired. Fifteen shots went out canvassing the city yesterday, the men will be taken from their cells Attorney William B. Lymer, counsel wild buti the 16th and s last finished boy scouts were quietly roundine up a few minutes before 8 o'clock and for Hart, objected to the reading of uuts uiuid muoi wuuus fuuuius usuw suDscriDers ror the second loan and as walked slowly to the gallows and on the purported confession on the in the victory of the Japanese, It hit-- to the platform. The caps mlSWILL a result of their activities, received black will ground that the corpus delicti , had ting squarely the perisedpe of the at-- pledges amounting to $44,750. Before be fitted, and the nooses adjusted not been proved. The court overruled tacking submarine. Before the smoke the scouts were sent out to cover the When tbe final signal is given, and the motion. cleared the diver t was seen disappear, city yesterday, a the buttons pressed, the traps will be - letter written to Mr. Bierbacb testified today that, he STUDY PAVING rag. ; ; i 1 released, t - President Ilson wa read to the lads and the three men will have given, permission to Many torpedoes were paid bad never Hart fired by the The nation's chief eecutivi the extreme penalty of their sell certain stock which he had pur- r 0$r submarine at the Kashlma Manx but lated the American scouts for their crimes. chased through he local agency of maneuvering on . part, skilful; the of splendid work In the first loan cam- - the Stoneham company. He said that the captain saved the liner. , paign and urged that they do even same Hart informed him there was a chance In the afternoon of the day, better in the second loan. The presi-- go to 20 a - DRAFT MAY that the stock would cents Do oci;ieuiuer wmie me ivmuuwi w- flent pointed out that the United BE steaming share, "but I never told him to sell, m was still in the BrlUsh states has thrown down the gauntlet said Mr. Bierbach. 9. Norman Watklns, chairman of the waters an was made by an-- attack to Germany, and it is up to the stay-othe- r "If he had sold the stock at 20 municipal affairs committee of ;the German submarine.1 Many shots at-hom- e population to back the sol- - cents, would have been in disobe- Chamber of Commerce, will make an were nrea oy uuer s gunners 10 .it ine d'ers with dollars iLDOWlV.I dience of your orders?" asked Attor- yomcMgMs Investigation of what American repulse other the attaceer. Service emblems will be awarded to ney. Lymer. are doing In paving: inspection. in t the rery afternoon still cities Later scouts who sell bonds in. 10 more "fes,". answered Mr. Bierbach. ' course of a mainland trip which was - a or "But in the another, the tnird. made by homes, and a beautiful silk- - chances are I would begin week. U-bo- This, too. liner American (Continued from 1.) the not have wilr hext German the flag will be awarded to the troop cae kicked," he added. This was the outcome of a meeting has successfully dodged and after that Star-Bulleti- which secures the largest number of reader. The n will publish "And did go up to 20' date : it cents?" bac this morning of the ; committee at was not further disturbed. , subscriptions.' day many matter Inspection The award will be that as names as are drawn ."Yes. It went up to 35 cents." which the of for The Kashlma Mam is the second of e by President "Wilson. The presi- up to press time. - At Mr. million-dolla- r armed Japanese vessels sink a the settlement, Bierbach Honolulu's roadworS the to of the boy scouts Three clerks will said,' 10,000 came up. The report that.SupervIsor German submarine, the first being the dent will award a be seated at the he received shares instead gold medal to the scout securing right of the announcer to copy of the 20,000 should have Mott-Smit- h company. the down he received. has employed an Inspector sanuti jaiaru or tne same ' 1 the numbers In I at his own expense to get Independent their serial order. The : - number three is chosen to avoid any judgment on the work started the possible : chance of error. discussion today.. ,. . . and is equipped "with a gun .v.,-, ; - . At L. That was. the year Edison perfcctwl his first electric - Fort Kamehameha yesterday, The big glass container with' a lit- The committee found that It could .f v. Tenney Peck, speak- - get. now; particularly. Trp" VMnt f ih." v chairman of the tle more than 7000 numbers in it will lamp. Since then illuminating has made enormous strides not far. In view rt,2 ers committee, delivered an address sit on the platform of the chairman's coming absence, and y, K-- has 'rmo.moIS that com- - in the senate cham- t- to the officers and enlisted men ber. On MAZDA find his trip furthermore furnished an un - . t. at the the left of the platform will until today in the new LIGHT we absoluU sit army and navy officials, represen- frOOlATE TO CLASSIFY opportunity, to learn what mini-mu- m, usual other tatives of - perfection. Cost of running expenses are cut to a are doing with Inspection. civic organizations and con- f cities ers platform, and when Mr. Peck suls of the Allied nations FOR SALE. : roughly . tbe Panama canal and via New York The public been increased It was estimated that the commenced his talk, the mercury as a whole while capacity of candlcpowcr has cost , Inspection would be about to London. ' Since the N. Y. K. liner will be welcome at the of stood at the $75,000 mark. Long before drawing. As this will proceed through- AUTOMOBILES. r $7500 for the workjn prospect. MitachI Maru was lost in the Indian many times over. ocean recently company now he had finished, the thermometer reg- out the day there will be plenty of the is $100,000. Buick Roadster, 1916 Six Just over- - Pleasanton istered over The other army time for all who desire to watch the New arrivals at the are seriously taking into consideration the posts hauled and painted, only run 11,000 IL Sikes-ton- , are still forging ahead in the operation. Those given special Look your lights over, throw out the old ones, then Mr! and M rs. W. Barnes of change of the route. invi miles. Excellent condition. Tires in drive, and without a doubt, have es- will s: 51 o. end Mr. and , Mrs. E. H. tations be present at the open-in- a among . good condition. Two cpares. Cash new Mazdas from the' . '. CaL ,. tablished record the rest of of the drawing. order . Pierce of Berkeley, CHANGE ANNOUNCED IN or terms to responsible party. Tele- Uncle Sam's army stations outside of The total number of names ree- - HIL0 EXEMPTION BODY Oahu. phone 5859. ; 6926 tf CURE A: COLD III 0,'IEOAl v istered for draft is 26,337. Of these TO 8096 are citizens and 18,241 - are aliens. LOST. take LAXATIVB BROMP QUININE AUorney W .H.- Smith of Hilo has ' There will bo a meeting of tbe Maj. Green said today that from atv (Tablets). " Drttggists refund money if been appointed a member of the local Elks' Lodge in B. P. O. E. hall Friday pearances thus far fully 40 per cent A flat file of papers Indorsed David exemption board for cit.", suc night, with initiating ceremonies for Shop that of the aliens will waive their right K. Kahaulelio vs. Beke Ihihi It . fail! to core, i The signature ol and ceeding V'al Stevenson, resigned. The cne new member. A social session to exemptions. The exact hour o! the Kin Choy, on Waialae road or King - is on each box. Man E. WGROVB resignation of Mr. Stevenson has been will follow, in which the members of drawing has not' been set but it will street- - Finder will receive suitable Fort, near Hotel PARIS tTEDlCmE president," company approved by Mcnte n Tufactured by the the it was the Carter will take be as early as practicable in the fore- reward upon returning same to Star-Bulleti- . ' part. CO.. St. Louis,'u:S. A . 'r: stated today at Crzft headquarters. noon so aa to be finished that dav. office. 92631 . HOKDLTJLU STAK-KUIJiSn-y, THtmaPAT, raraiSJSK 'J5, 1911 PALISH REFUGEE VASMlSBlEiPWflUlUH THEATER PEOPLE TOT CMS JOY FOR HAWAII OHIO MILLIONAIRE TO ; 1 " BY GIVE $4000 . f I I I I I II II HOTEL STIU III! AT HAM'S SUN PAUAHI W. T. Irwin on Departing for Mainland Shows" How Honolulu LIBERTY LOAN s n. . i ' . i ' i i Child: Born Within Earshot" of Dy Launcning improvemems ana uaienng 10iri.x..:....LnieriaiiHueu of- - Visitors, Could Prove for German Guns, With Others Paradise Tourists Fun and stirring patriotism each 0 Kind, on Way to Freedom had its place at the Bijou theater last A large amusement garden on the same is opened to the tourists) where night where the Monte Carter Co., f tEEFULLT skipping about the beach at Walkiki, a partial reclama- light lunches and soft drinks could be playing to a packed house uproarious tion of the swamps, now by served moderate cost. yielded stage to mm f deck of a Mara steamer with her crossed at with laughter, the Mc-Cull-y delegation , M hands extended to the sky early the Rapid Transit system at the Honolulu should send a the Liberty loan and Judge J. J. 1 this morning was a little tot who tract to create an amusement of Hawaiians. Japanese, Chinese, Kor Banks, who announced that the em- AND HIS eans,-an- d 1 chanted over and. over her only Eng- - park for your annual fiesta and a spa- Filipinos to the mainland, ployes of the Consolidated Amusement ..lisb word'sun." cious lagoon capable of staging an that it might be demonstrated to the Co.. and the Monte Carter players - To this little one sun was the one elaborate aquatic carnival, municipal residents of the Eastern and middle themselves had subscribed more than word connoting glee, pleasure and golf links either here or in Kapiolanl state just what Hawaii had accom 14000 to the loan. Deafening applause 56th Century Musical Comedy personal comfort, for she was one of park's spacious areas, hibiscus lined plised in its efforts toward an inter-- greeted this announcement. Judge

- Mr. - a- party of 18 war reftrzees aboard avenues leading to a legion of attrac- mlngMng of the races, believed Ir Banks, In his address which followed the Mara who hare at last escaped tions that Oahu. has to offer the tour- win. The United States, be said, needs was frequently interrupted to wait for Company from the rigors of Russian winters. ist a greater development of the bun- to be better educated in what is being the house to grow quiet again. This Life begun for her as a tiny helpless galow life on the islanas, these are a done over here. was particularly so when he said: baby fleeing from the German guns few of a host of pertinent suggestions, ' '"Tie unbeaten paths offer splendid "The flag in whose honor you have W THE NEW YOEK CBAZE in Poland, has been a succession of along the line of constructive criticism orDortunities." he told his friends Just risen to your feet represents and-voyage- repre- land trips s for this little offered by William T. Irwin, a leader here. "I was charmed with the Orien freedom, right and liberty it girl, who was known to everyone in financial circles in the middle west- tal section of Honolulu. I did miss sents America. It has never been aboard-a- s ern states, who Is heavily Interested hearinz Hawaiian airs. That is. at dragged in the dust of defeat. It never 9. - - .. . ; "Pet, no one being able : r I - in overlooked, v.. . .t- . "to successfully pronounce her Polish banks and similar institutions i least one feature that is will be, and this time our boys will , A Roofgarden name. Cincinnati and other cities in Ohio. Hawaiian dishes are also scarce, few plant it on the high towers of Berlin.'" Night on a She was bom by the road side In Mr. Irwin, who has Just departed to to be found on the better clas3 menus Judge Banks closed his address with V ...... s... 1915, while her mother and other the mainland after spending six weeks There should be a splendid business an appeal for everybody to help fight ,V '3 (V i - NDERFUL SCENIC EFFECTS NEW COS- Poles were tramplntr 600 miles to get In the Islands, is now thoroughly con- opening for some one to establish a the war by buying Liberty bonds, and within the Hnes of the Russian troops firmed in his belief that Hawaii pos- strictly Hawaiian open air cafe. the girls of the chorus passed through, TUMES LATEST SONG HITS r ' with the Uhlans and other German sesses a charm which in his extensive "A speedway for pacing and running the aisles and collected the applica- troops dally gaining on the ranks of rambles over the globe is not eclipsed races, motorcycle and automobile tions that had been filled out. me ' RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW! t. .. the "refugees. anywhere. ' events would prove a big boon to Time and again the patriotism and m - mani- .'- , From point to point they have been capital those seeking amusement of this sort appreciation of the audience 20 30 That will be available to car- By golfing en generous applause for Popular Prices and Cents. Orchestra Seats, 50c moving ever since until finally she. ry out a number of projects along all means cater to the fested itself in - It is now a difficult matter speaker who by his glowing de- ner motner- ana two brothers were vis-I- thusiasts. the Box Seats, 75 Cents. Phone 3937. the amusement line, following the t of sport to gala pledge to up- kindly provided with transportation to of Mr. Irwin and his party, was for the devotee this scription of America's states by the access to the grounds now available hold at all times the principles of the missionaries In Japan. prediction voiced today by those who BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 10 A. M. UNTI1V9 P. M. . Childish memory has erased all re-- near Honolulu. There should be mu personal liberty and political free- had assisted in the entertainment of city appears to multi-millionair- nicipal golf links. The dom moved his hearers to a .memberance of her life of poverty and the Ohio e. playgrounds for deep-seate- d rrivatlon,-bu- t stamped upon the fea-tn- ? be well supplied with feeling of their responsi- "Your carnival is one of the big as- - ot , children." bilities to aid the men in the trenches. ?er mtnr and brother are sets, therefore make It unique," sug- aces paln- - to Mr. Irwin was enthusiastic over the The Bljqji management desires to irCr of Dot little Pet, gested Mr. so as the etood:!n.the Hawaii sun this Irwin. "Honolulu is possibilities for a Hawaiian settle express its gratitude for the efforts of 4 greatly iavored - climatically an ; morning, life promises - that ment to be located preferably in the Judge Banks in making Liberty night still has of tin- event of sor should easily surpass - auoyed Joy. the amusement Dark near the beach. He a success. .. attempts Or- - similar at Venice, New financial success i This Is a sketch pf predicted it to be a of the career leans, Pasadena; Portland or St Paul. Splendid opportunity m I. tne youngest of the refugees aboard from the start. 01710 y ' February Is a logical time for holding offers for the sale of native wares at tke Maru. Every one of them has the celebration, pagentry ; passed throngh experiences with its and such a place. Mr. Irwin contended which are spectacular features." Mr. Irwin be- ; ' Hawaii does not make the most , aljDst beyond belief, but with free that f lieves an athletic carnival should fol- of the possibilities of its bungalow , 'America only six days . away thej low, with 11th, Frederic! ' June Kamehameha life. He was shown types which he . went out of Honolulu harbor today Day, as ScHllllS a central setting. The swim- by those ,; . 'with countenances nearly as happy as declared were unrivaled 0ySjJJ.t the screen's greatest emotional actress, will ba seen ming meet might best be held at that found in California. Architecture typi in a those of little Pet Two of them are time. " young Armenian boys whose parents cal of Hawaii in the home and the bus drama of life in which woman proposes. The stoiy is by The premises overlooked. :' .were murdered by the Turks," who now of the Oumgger club iness block should not be Margaret Turnbnll, and is called - are being sent to the states mission- at the beach should be made available Keep Hawaii typically Hawaiian, he GREAT SUCCESS V opinion Ir- aries to be educated 'or the, later en- - for tourists in the of Mr. said. Hghtment of their own countrymen win. He advocated an organization The present acquarium is about one- - iff Nearly all of the rest of the party such as the Hawaiian promotion com- fifth the size it should be in the opin ( m mittee taking moving pictures of all ion of Irwin. The fame of the islands r. . were women and children, the one Those who have Wndly bought "HerB Self" pass- etfe being h member of the party who spoke Eng--, scenic attractions, the film has been spread broadcast over the copies of "A Few .War Verses" in aid lish explaining 'that: all .the husbands ed upon as authentic, could be releas- world through Its brilliant pictorla of a fund for the French blind, will v III One of the most Gripping and Thrilling Photoplays that - ed to might main- and fathers of the refugees had re--; such exhibitors who apply fishes. He praised the service be glad to know that the saleswoman. Miss Produced. . jiialned In Russia to flght the Huns. for it There is need for a refresh- tained by the street railway and show Miss Ruth Herron, has been very Frederick has ment pavilion at Walkiki beach, more ered compliments on the courtesy of successful. particularly ; ' ; CO. D, 1ST. INFANTRY, at the Outrigger club if the conductors and motormen. No complimentary copies were 10th Chapter of "The Secret Kingdom" , Hearst-Path- war department, so 1 much of para- in compliance with paragraph 4, given. e Weekly News Pictorial TIME TABLE MAKES TARGET RECORD date $400 been handed graph 4, special orders. No, 190, these special orders No. 249, Schofleld Bar : Receipts for have Prices 10, 20, 30 Cents. Boxes 50c. Paths Weekly 1917, duty in by Dr. J. R. Judd, who will forward 7:40 P.M. ' Company D, Infantry, headquarters, current series, as directs racks, is detailed for at ; V 1st Schofleld Sgt. First Class Charles L. Lee: 6th these headquarters as messenger. the amount to France. PHONE 5060 Serial Barracks, commanded by 1st Lieut. J. ' Printing of the booklets, costing : V Aero Squadron, aviation section, sig The appointment of Chester Coming Sunday 7:55 P.M. M, Palmer, has just finished its an-- . Private $99, which was done by a local firm Fi2edei2jci6 v Feature nal corps, to proceed to Hawes, Texas, , department Pauline a W. Wheaton, Ordnance aual torget practice with-- remark- - at the very lowest rate, has been met Olara Petrova. the Year's Sensation, in 8:30 P. M. 4 is revoked. to the grade of corporal, to fill original : ably high score, the island army rec- - by extra donations for extra copies 1, -- UNDYING V being both dur-- . Pursuant to instructions from the vacancy, and his assignment to the up. Jf SSSSS' V "THE FLAME" tf5rd tied and broken, war department. George which were not taken fng the stay on the range. Second Lieut. Coast Defenses of Oahu is announced Five hundred copies were given by Tv Thrush, infantry officers - A STUPENDOUS, SPECTACULAR I Jr n. To Capshaw, with a score 're Pursuant to, instructions from the Star-Bulleti- Others MASTERPIECE UNEQUALED !IN . FILMDOM Private serve corps (formerly sergeant C A. the Honolulu I 284 out of a possible 300, goes Waridenartment. First' Lieutenants from $5 to $10 were of the Fort Kamehameha, H. T.) , will who contributed I honor of breaking the Island's best C. KiUari Schinitt; John H. Hall and Al the Mclnerny Bros., F. E. Blade, W. J. - proceed to Schofleld Barracks, H. T., : previous record of 283,- Corporal Cle-- bert W. Childress, Ordnance Officers' Goodhue, Davies & Co., all of the Ho was reporting on arrival to the camp com Reserve corps, are called to active ments the man who tied ithis mander, Officers' training camp, for nolulu physicians, Dr. F. E. Chord and "Well, What sort of wedding pres- score. The company finished with 16 duty and assigned as assistants t6 the many ' the prescribed course of instruction. others. ents did you get, girlie the nsual as- I expert riflemen, 19 sharpshooters and department ordnance officer with sta Receipts from sales ' . $500.00 spoons pickle The following named enlisted men city. sortment orberry and . 49 marksmen. v"; '- tion in this 1060 copies in hand to be sold : , ' :: TO are transferred as privates second forks?" - ' '; A gold "expert pin Is to be presented 25 265.00 i:. :v class to the Ordnance Department at cents each on your esteemed life.. I got 'l to Private Capshaw by the other mem- - to Dr. R. Judd $400.00 "Not Hawaiian Ordnance depot detachment Paid J. a sack of potatoes, four dozen fresh At 7t44 t'dtck. bers of the company. The army record DAILY 1 printing 99.00 and will proceed to this city reporting REMINDERS Paid for ..... eggs, a peck, of onions and a Liberty WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS v is held by a corporal in the marines. . Miss Herron deserves great credit on arrival to the commanding officer bond Louisville Courier-Journa-l. '. This is 2S9 out of 300 and was made of the organization to which ' trans- Wanted Two more passengers for, for her energetic efforts in this work j Stockholm dnring Olympic motor party around island, $4 each. accept any at the ferred, for duty: Private Charles -- L for which she refuses to games. .: Lewis Garage, phone 2141. Adr, Virginia Stanley, Company B, - 32nd remuneration whatever. Pearson Infantry: -- Sergeant Charles Menger, Machine For Distilled Water, Hire's Root Upon sale of the balance of copies in- Popular report. Is Gun Company, 2nd Infantry; , and Pri- Beer and all other Drinks she will make a It her in Co. e e I ARMY ORDERS vate First Class Andrew Ward, Com try the Con. Soda Water Works tention to visit Hilo for this purpose. th at in pany K 32nd Infantry. , Dr. Schurmai'n, Osteopathic Physl Should the remaining copies be all The General and Universal Film gaihstSistelf' Capt Byard Sneed, 32nd Infantry, Pursuant to authority from the War clan, 10 years established, here. Bere-- sold,- - $100 of the amount has been SERVICES. A strong dramatic production In which will report to the commandant of the department dated July 18, , 1917," Pri tania ana union str ns. raone 1733. promised to Miss Esther Cleveland, Miss Pearson plays a duat role taking prenade school at Schofleld Barracks vate Eddie Ingle, Battery C, 9th Field --Ad- v.. ,. whose' fine work among the French Dally Matinees (except Saturdays and the part of both sisters. ' P1CTURE ,for the course of instruction. . artillery, will be sent on the first blind is well known. She is a daughter Holidays) from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. SCHEDULE "RETRIBUTION" Capt John B. Richardson, 32nd In--; cvailable transport toFort McDowell, Consisting of'IIStypewritten pages and of Grover Cleveland and expects to Saturday and Holiday Matinees from Mutual Weekly .....7:40 Last episode of MA Lass of the Lunv present fantry, is relieved -- from further duty Cal, where upon arrival he will be dis- pamphlets which, stood up a foot and continue in her field after the 10:00 a. m., to 4:00 o'clock. . ' Lass of Lumberlands.7:S5 berlands.' . . war. MUTUAL ; at the grenade school. - charged from the army by the com a , half high on Clerk James Thomp Evenings (two shows) 6:30 and 8:45 Sister Against Sister. 8:30 WEEKLY No. 133 i Pvt Harry Arnold, Quartermaster manding officer of that depot, on ac son's desk, the record on appeal in the o'clock. - Latest happenings before your eyes. - PRICES-1-0, V corps, Schofleld Barracks;- is :' trans- count of fraudulent enlistment case of the public utilities commission PICTURES CHANCED DAILY 20. 30 CenU ferred to Supply Ccv 32nd Infantry, Sergeant John Eastham, C. A. C, against the Inter-Islan- d Steam Naviga Prices: 10,15 Cents. Coming' Sunday "TH E SLACKER" at that post '; 8th Company, Oahu, is transferred as tion Co.- - reached the supreme court BREEZY AFFAIR ' ? .Sgt Fred H. Hildebrandt,' C. A. C private .to Battery D,. 9th Field artil- late "Tuesday afternoon. The appeal " 10th Co, Oahu, is attached to the lery, and will proceed to Schofleld is from a decision of the commission National Roof Gardes Odd .Hall school for bakers and ctoks for a per-Jo-d Barracks reporting on arrival to the ordering the steamship company to Fellow '. Mondays, . of one month as , Instructor In post commander for duty with the or return to the schedule of freight and AT THE BIJOU Tneadaya. Friday. New Arrivals . cooking, and will proceed to Fort ganization to which transferred. : passenger rates effective in 1916. No lO a. m. to 1Q p. m. " v fhafUr. Private Jonas L. Stewart, Company date has been set for the hearing of Classes 8 to 9 p.m. CD V a Tea Sets, Dishes, Flower 'Purs ant to Instructions 'from vthe G,'25th Infantry, having reported this the case in the supreme court of Dandng PHONE 6275 "Izzy" and company are going up Vases, Bowls, Incense and high in the social whirl in the new --a Burners. A- show starting tonight It's to be an altitudlnous affair if the title counts for anything. "Izzy" has given it the non plume of "On J - attractive de the A- Roof Garden" where the bright lights vmwtm blow Fort St., opp. Catholic glow and the freshening breezes ' " ' ;...? v-- ' and they sip refreshing oeverages and :h I ' ".. 'Chnrch G'-- spend all their stored up energy in the estatic whirl of such mixtures as the fox trot the one step, the, hesitation mmmm and their ilk of terpschorean feats. . V Anyway, no matter . what the sur roundings or the atmosphere "Izzy" Drink promises a breezy,-u-p to the minute 1HON PORT musical comedy with the usual line of ut all YnuAr fun, patter and vaudeville stunts that fcontains have made his company so popular in J. YTuzira Health II:t7 tre Restored to the first month of their Honolulu en :Crsrtanburg, S.C.Tor nine eszs I suf-- V gagement fc i from backache, weakness, aad lrrego The inimitable chicks will dance Just Opened s lz .tics so could hardly do my work. 1' A delightful beverage as healthful '.J I way .: tr. : d xaasT remedies but taaoa zto perm. their further into the hearts of as it is delicious. nett relief. Alter taking iLydla E. TiiJc. the audience by the way of new song " hern's Vegetable Compound x felt a great hits and new . costuming, while the change for the better and am xtow well and ". - plenty of THECHERIIY: ' principals have arranged K . " atrong so I have no trouble in doing mywork. hope every user of Lydia new .."stun tnat puts to rout tne 1137 Fort St. I X. finkham's devils" brings good . Vegetable Compound will get as great relief : blue and cheer as I did from iu nse." Mra.8. D. McAsxxy Instead. Some clever and entertain 123 Dewey Ave Spartanburg, 8.C.: ing musical features are on the pro Chicago, EL 'Tor about two years I suf--" gram -- while the ever popular women fred from a female trouble so I was unable of the cast Ethel Davis, Betty But-- to walk or do any of ray own woirk. I read trick and Jessie Pehhy, will surpass all about Lydia E. Pinkham'S Yegetable Com. previous efforts. ' pound in the newspapers and determined to ' FEMOL SUMMER RATES brought almost Immediate relief, It splendid-cook.- Six. has entirely disappeared and I "She's a " VENUS'. Is RAILWAY HOTEL - nerer had better health. I weigh ICS pounds Well, she ought to be. She's already Iougbt by all OARU and HALEIM ' said am as strong as a man. think money I had husbands to practise on. who wart the Ha-Ijl- wa EJInk-ham- 's three Thirty-da-y and Walalua, is well spent whichjrarchases Lydia Free Press. vest. 17 perfect excursion ticket, Detroit s. VegeUbld Compound.' Mrs. Jos. or Kalmknr First-clas- $2.15; ?1.80, O'lSntxs, 1753 Newport Atc Chicago, IU. black cSesrees and 2 copying Special weekly rates at Hotel daring summer months, $25.00. YOU CAN RELY UPON for every pos- Splendid bathing, golf, tennis, glass-botto- m boats, lowing, pooL DANCING i mm sible purpose. An ideal Tact tion resort. ; ; Madame Take a private lesson from Railway-Halei- va Lester, Honolulu's leading teacher, and Oahu Hotel hare your fauHs corrected. Removed from I. O. O. F. hair to mm velvet The M. Lester Dancing. Academy, Lu-nalil- o pencil and Alapai streets. Phone 6251. i&cd Scjrcnil. Class . i 1 Punahou car passes academy. VJTAD Dill CTIW "7K DCD f INT i American Lead Pencil CoN. Y .11 LI 111 II IB I 111 U I.I mmIII lu i n III lil f MPMIW iliSJ Ulllll UUfUUUElkl IU ULiUU 1IIliiiiuuii l;i'0uu. HOXOLUUJ STAB BUTXETiy. THtmSDAY, OCTOBEfl 25, 1917.7 1- - Felt MATS Forma r" . Distillate, Crude Oil and ' All kinds of Hat Cleaning CO L NEWS Kerosene T. OZU HAT STORE

."V OURANT-IRVIN- E CO LTD. Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu Street M.-- B. MINING 45 King SL Phona 1812 IlIliBIS CAiYDEHD ISUGARSIB Buy a Liberty Bond We will gladly accept subscriptions for amounts MILLINERY MAY LAST WELL HIGH GRADE ORE is from $50 upward. & MR" 8LATT lino, Alexander formerly MacOregr c Blatt now A Salt Lake newspaper has the fol- at ! Bishop m REPORT Trust Co., Ltd. 1122 Union St INTO NOVEMBER lowing encouraging report for FI.1S stockholders, which Limited Baldwin tells of what is actually being done in getting out ore from the property: See Way Bethel Street Phone 3640 Slon-Una-Di- Cannot Special Price on Hoover Counts on Hawaiian "According to officials of ,the n Dealers Say Kor-tun- a Quan- Limited Crop to Relieve Situation gham Consolidated, the Clear to Cut Down on to --00 ill mill has been increased tity of Sugar Used in the East tons daily capacity, and it is now CYCLOPEDIAS working successfully, while a large have their D. 16. The If local canay makers Sugar Factors WASHINGTON. C Oct. tonnage of concentrates is now in its in the states face a sugar shortage way, there will be no reduction Hotel SL Hastern drying process. sugar used in candy mak Lives-Oth- Merchants PATTEN'S or before late high-grad- e quantity of Some Will Offer Their ers Commission with no prospect relief "It is also reported that some Candy, is good, in November when the Hawaiian and ing in Honolulu. that ore has recently been opened in toothsome cannot be and Insurance Agents Go Western croi arrive. In a state-- property. The wholesome and Will Loan Their Money to the bet the Valentine end of the made from sugar substitute!, such as mnt tonight forecasting the shortage big mile-lon- g drainage and transpor- again appealed glucose and saccharin, they declare. to Their Country the food commission tation tunnel is close to its objective, sugar, as to the American people to cut down Only the very best known n the Mayflower vein, and preparations A, costs a cent As compared with that of the Agent for aliivln consumption of candy and sweet confectioner's which men at the front their are being made for drifts and raises white granulated ComwerjUl 4 ug: drinks, and at the same time gav 1400 a pound more than the lot of most of our citizcus is easy one. .awaiian to the lower Fortuna workings sugar, in making the finer an - for cooling sodas and soft warning that retailers already have is used The Company. V'; ;. feet above. grades of candies that are sold over least that you can do is to subscribe to the received stocks at prices recently Montana-Bingha- drinks. their "The is now min- s no 'Company. ' agreed upon, and the public should local counters, and there proj LIBEItTT LOAN OF 19i7, which must be made Haiku Sugar ' ing and shipping the richest ore com- in the quantity Company. S. WINVICK CO. pay no more during the temporary pect of any decrease an rala Plantation THE J. ing out of the Bingham district, is the used, they add. overwhelming success! Maul Agricultural' Company. scarcity In the East than It has been very high-grad- e claim. Recently two "T.'ie only way we could decrease By subscribing to Hawaiian Sugar Company. paying during the past 3ft days. ore bodies have been opened which as- this loan you will be doing ad- the quantity of sugar used," says Kahnlul Railroaii Company. The shortage is due, the food say well in silver as well as giving your duty as a citizen and your Company. says, to the failure of the George B. Case, manager of the monev will be McBryde Sugar Paper Hanging art4 Decorating ministration high copper values. invested Kahulut RaUroad, Company. public, outside of a few loyal homes, Sweet Shop, "would be to get out a in the safest security in the world, Rear Stangenwald BIdj. Phone 3134 "The company announces smelter cheaper candy; that is, a grade of Kauai Fruit & Land Co,' Ltd. to reduce consumption and the un settlements on two carloads of ore lour interest return will be satisfactory 4 per : Cheerfully Furnished. to that which we Honolua lUnch. Estimates usual exports to France In order that gave gold 67 cents, candy much inferior navc which values in now Good candy can- cent. the French peoP'e my thSlr opper 170.69. tons netted, manufacture. pound of sustar Fifteen not be made glucose nor saccharin. meager ration of one after paying all and transpor- of Subscriptions of at least $50 should be received person per month. smelter The Chinese use glucose in making . per tation charges, 5980.28. On the same from even-one- Prices Are Fixed their candies, but they do not make day a fifteen and one-hal- f ton lot gave In regard to prices attention is called pure candies. Our candies arfe aU Protect your country, your family, yourself! agreement values of .57 cents gold. $3.13 silver pure, highest grade oo to the fact that by the $22.92 copper, and call for the sugar has and netting $328 for the of confectioner's sugar. There ic no ACT I You price of beet and Hawaiian fifteen and a half tons, after paying TODAY Do 4 pound. At- our can- Service, Comfort, Style been fixed at 7 cents a charges. decrease in the demand for seaboard basis un- smelter and transportation dies. In fact, of late, there has befcn lantic and Pacific Two carloads of concentrates and two BANK OF HAWAII, Ltd.. and Safety is my motto. der which the maximum retail price a marked increase, and we do not see high-grad- e, ore 1-- carloads of shipping Realize should be 8 4 cents, how we reduce the quantity of 1917 8 at Interior points now in from Fortuna, one could COLE while by an agreement with the cane transit the sugar we are now using without work of Montana-Bingha- one-ha- lf price the properties of the customers, you are using more By Appointment: refiners and Cuban producers the ing a hardship on our sugar been held down Consolidated, and several car- nuny men who gas than is really necessary of cane has loads are awaiting shipment." of whom are enlisted T 7T y A: POMBO ("Bumps") so that it should reach the consumer spend some of the money they for- it r to do your cooking? 9 cents a pound. put in candies - Walluku, MauL at about merly out for drinks I II The administration notes that it still Honolulu Stock Exchange and other sweets. A A lltf is waiting a reply to its appeal to This increased demand for sweets ftEHHGO Buy the Louisiana producers to join in the Thursday, Oct. 25. on the part of the enlisted men has A Liberty Bond UJ In aWizard agreement. very materially Increased candy sales Every Home Shortage Is Temporary MERCANTILE at other shops. Thomas A. Fisher, the Gacaver Today There-wil- l be a temporary short Alexander & Baldwin ... cafe manager at the Alexander Young c. age in the supply of sugar to the area C. Brewer & Co hotel, said that it was both inter- Enlist Your Dollars in the War mm north of Savannah and east of Pitta-burg- , SUGAR esting and educative to watch how a It.,will reduce your gas m food administration's state- Ewa Plantation Co. 31 31?4 up In this time of our country's crisis an idle dollar the man takes to candy after he gives part of Haiku Sugar Co ' consumption, 40- to So v per (LIMITED) ment said, "during the latter drinking. is as much a " slacker as an idle man. month of November, Hawaiian Agr. Co 35 40 :ire your ''..-- '"- October and the "Candy and other sweets allay the cent. ' -; ; ; - dollars doing , ; 1 pending the arrival in the market of Hawn. Com. & Sugar Go. 43 craving for drink," says Mr. Fisher. their dutyr Hawaiian Sugar SUGAR FACTORS new sugar. The beet sugar factories Co. ... "We are selline nearly twice as much "The Liberty Loan of 1917' invites imme- The Wizard Gasaver makes rapidly com Honokaa Sugar Co. 3 the COMMISSION MERCHANTS In the Western states are ..... candy now as we did a year ago, and diate response ing Into action, and. together with Honomu Sugar Co. wholly of the American people. Every a perfect combustion by com- SHIPPING AND INSURANCE Hutchinson the increase has been almost AGENTS the Hawaiian production, will be able Sugar .Plant.. due to the demand made by men in dollar subscribed will help make it a success. The Kahuku Plantatipn . . bining an 'extra amount of in a short time to take care of the Co. the service. " Kekaha Sugar quicker the better. - - : sugar supply in !the area west of the Co - quantity oxygen with the gas, causing Koloa "We couid not reduce the Armies of doUars are an territory referred to. Sugar Co. of sugar we are now using. On the absolute necessity for national de- in intense concentration, giv- FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H. the production of beet and Ha- McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 8 fense. Unless the dollars at home stand back of them, the "As other hand, we shall have to Increase soldiers in with about waiian sugar increases the area sup- Oahu Sugar Co. 29 30 grade of candy the field cannot do their utmost to protect our ing the same heat Olaa Sugar it. We turn out a here households and our plied from this source will gradually Co, Ltd 5'2 6 Is equal anything can be freedom. one-ha- lf flow of ga?i that to that : the extend eastward and the beet sugar Onomea Sugar Co. 55 55 the We List of Officers and Directors: Paauhau Sugar boughton the coast,' and fact that Will Count it a Privilege E. F. BISHOP...... President should reach the Atlantic seaboard Plant. Co our soft chocolates and bonbons are . Pacific Sugar Mill to Enter Your Price 35a each. G. H. ROBERTSON ...... ,. ... by the end of November. The rapidity .... rz" made fresh every day causes them to Subscription. . sugar Paia .Plantation Co. ..Vice-Preside- nt Manager with which this Invasion from .... greater candies on a.d large- Pepeekeo Sugar be in demand than I the Wt"st can take place will be Co made in R. VERS r Pioneer Mill sale here in Honoluluthat are of Honolulu, Ltd. Vice-Preside- economies shown '34" nt and Secretary ly controlled by the .Co...... 34n famous manufactures on the coast. Vice-Preside- toy San Carlos Milling Co V.V.Dim6nd&Co;Ltd., nt in the consumption of sugar? the ...... A. GARTLEY.:.. Waialua Agr, Coast candy, to reach the Honolulu E. A. R. ROSS.V.... Treasurer people in the Western area, aid the Co...... 24 public, cannot be less ten days special Wailuku Sugar Co. than '? The House of Housewares" GEO. R. CARTZR. ...Director : food administration makes a old, and there is a feeling, very well appeal they should rlg-erous- lv MISCELLANEOUS ;; C. H. COOK.V.;..:.Dir.ctor: to them that candy 53-6- : crounded. too. that that has V ;. . 5 King consumption of Endau Dev. Ltd. 1 ' St' J. R. G ALT...... Director reduce the C, .... been in cold storage, and subject to R. A. COOKE...:...... Director sugar, more especially of candy and 1st Is. As. 7 pc Pd.... -. the moisture that is apt to come witn ,- t; . 2nd ls. As. f paid Honolulu Phone 4937 D. G. MAY...... Auditor sweet drinks, In order that the North- uly ... extreme cold, is not so good as candy HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., eastern states may be supplied at the Haiku Fruit V Pack Pfd Ltd. fresh from the kitchen. ' . Haiku Fruit & ... ,,, , earliest possible moment.' Pack. Com .';' !".':-:".!:'-'- ' ' jf , and wholesome. candy, not to ;': ... Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. 'Pure Stocks and Bonds ; A. more delicate fancy t v Hawaii Con. By. 6 pc B. mention the Real f GAS IN THE STOMACH candy, cannot be made from glucose Estate t Insurancs . y Hawaii Con. Ry. ... Com... - j i IS DANGEROUS Hawaiian Electrfs Co. or saccharin. Glucose, it Is true is v Safe Deposit Vaults ... used, in a comparatively small way, : Hawaiian. Pineapple Co.. 40 f. Physicians Recommend the Use of Hon. Brew. 422 In makinz some of the heavier can Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Jlxecu-- y Quick & Malt. Co.. ' Magnesia for Relief. Hsnolulu Caa Co, Ltd.. dies, but saccharin, which Is a product tors, Administrators, and Guardians H'- - R. T. & L. Co of coaltar, should never be used in - from 'ndlgestion or dys- Inter-Islan- , Sufferer: d S. N. Co.... candy. Sugar, in its raw state, might pepsia should lemeraber that the Mutual be used in making many of our can- You a stom- Telephona Co...... 20 aice presence of gas or win! in the Oahu Railway & dies, which would be a saving on the inva.iably stom- Land Co. ach indicates that the Pahang Rubber Co...... use of sugar imported from the coast., troubled by excessive acidity. Selama-Dinding- cane,-produc- t, ach is s Plant. . but It would be a for all ' causes food to ferment Selama-Oinding- Life, Firc Marine, This acid the s. (70 that, and the cost of getting it ready fermenting food in turn gives pc.) you servs your country and the Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. to be made into candy, and the waste Automobile, Tourists .when rise to noxious cases which distend ; V in its preparation, would more than by subscribing to the Liberty" the stomach, hamper the, normal tunc--! bunds Baggage or Accident Beach Wa'k Imp.Dist. V. offset . this saving. ..No, as it look With your young men organs, cause co- " ; Loan. tlcns of vital internal. ' now, much as we should like to ; . Hamakua pitch Co. 6s.. Insurance, , acute neaaaencs, imenero wua me operate with Mr. Hoover, I don't see willing and anxious to offer Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc.... ' of- - and charge action the heart, the Hawaiian how we can cut down the quantity of ; lives, wo who - Irr. Co, ; ; their the least stV 6s.... . ; : Mood stream with deadly poisons, n ;: upon Haw. Ter. 4 pc rtafi-- sugar we are using in our candies. : . at home can do is to lend our A LIBERTY BOND which in time nust ruin the health. .. call ' Ha. TerrT4 pc Put) Imp a : Physicians. say to quickly dispel money for their support in. fiat f aw. Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 pc MEXICAN GOVERNMENT IS a dangerous accumulation of wind In Hw. Terr'l 3 You loan your money to the :'- to stop food fer- a pc...... Every Home the stomach and ihe Honokaa Sugar Co, 6 pc PLANNING TO OPEN BANK safest bank in the world and mentation which creates the as, the , - " Honolulu -- Gas Co, Ltd, 5s receive 4 paid every In the stomach rr st be neutral- lnteret acid Hllo Gas Co. 6 pc...... 97 io6" MEXICO, CITY, Mexico President lx , Thl will purpose month. bank ized and f at for this there Kauai Ry. Co, 6s Carranza has issued a decree provid- gladly give detailed Information good teaspoon-fu- l is ii- - :ing quite so as a Manoa imp. Oist. ing that If the funds for the federal and receive subscriptions, no of pura bisurated ia'Tnesia taken McBryde Sugar Co, bank of emission the capitalization Agento charge being made for the little, wat?r immediately after 5s,. General Incurance in a Mutual Telephone 5a ... 106 of which was to have been 50,000,000 service.' . : This Instantly neutralizes the meals. Oahu Railway & Land Co. 105 pesos, are not raised by an exterior acid, thus Etopping fermentation and Oahu Sugar loan prior to April, 1918, the bank will i Fort and Merchant Streets gas, Co, 6 pc .. the formatter, of and enables the Olaa Sugar Co, 6 be opened then with a capital of 5,000 distended stomach to pro- pc... Act Now! The Time is Limited! intlamed, Pacific Guano & Fer. Co. 000 pesos raised by Interior subscrip- ' Its work und :r con- ': .:., . ceed with natural tion. Many private individuals and v magnesia Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s ditions. Bisurated is obtain- San Carlos Milling Co... gevernment officers and employes al- able In powder cr tablet form from any ready have agreed to donate from one many Keep your druggist; but as there are dif- Between Boards; 5 Ewa, 31.75: 15, to two days pay each month for the Insurance ; Bishop & Company ferent forms 'of magnesia it is Impor- 75 Walalua, 24.50. raising of this fund. Each of those B. F. DILLIIICHAM CO, LTD. . phy- SAVINGS tant that the bisurated which the Session Sales: 50, 20, 5 Pioneer, who contributed will become a share- PHOIfE49i5 , , Savings Department sicians prescribe should be distinctly 34.25. holder in the bank. in a safe place. VYe pay A Interest Fire, Life, -- for.-Ad- r. Accident, Compensation asked Latest sugar quotation: 95 deg. test, BISHOP & COMPANY SURETY BONDS 6.90 cents, or $133 tan. CTAH-SOuLETl- N GIVES YOU rr JAPAN FIXES LIMIT ON TODAY'S NEWS TODAY it 1 ' UNLISTED SECURITIES. EXPORTATION OF SILVER BANK, Money ' Thursday, Oct. 25. TOKIO, Japan. A limit on the ex. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE to Loan port of specie LIMITED. Bid Asked silver both and bullion HOME OIL is fixed under a special ordinance is- Capital subscribed... yen 4 000,000 INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAWAII, LIMITED . ' Honolulu Con. Oil.. 4.20 4.25 sued by the Ministry of Finance. This Capital paid up...... yen 30,000,000 816 Fort V MINING is inspired by the recent appreciation Reserve funds...... yen 22,100,000 Strett Telephone 8S29 FttnGtm a m ""CK"'rnnn.ii ""'nj(lilni.M v.uwAn O.ltfvj.ni of silver in the European markets and S. AWOKI, Local Manager J Mineral Products Co.. .08 .07 diminution of the silver output in J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. Mountain King Mining .10 .15 various producing countries. As a re- Montana Bingham Co. .39 .40 sult of the advance in price the ac- STOCK -- BROKERS currency Madera Mining Co... .31 .32 tual value of silver in Japan E. C. PETERS Information Furnished and Loans has risen above the face value. A con- Made 210 McCandless bid.,. Sales: 250 Madera, .32; 2150 M. travention is also provided for melting Merchant 4. Street Star Buildiaa- - Products. .05;; 7500 Bingham, .39. coin into bullion which could thus be Honolulu, T. OS- - sold abroad at a profit Phono 1572 . Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans RUBBER. Negotiated, Trust ":iates Managed PACIFIC ENGINEERING - Suear 6.90cts At the Singapore rubber auctions COMPANY, LIMITED commencing Wednesday, plantation ' pale crepe realized 51 cents per Consulting, Designing and Con. Henry Co-L- p. H. 3URI ETTK Strutting AREAS range from 5000 square feet to l6,QP0 square feet. Waternouse Trust td. pound. The New York price for the Engineer. 1845 Bridges, Balldiflgs, I corresponding date was 63 cents. 79 Merchant SL Phfne Concrete Strnc Prices, range from 4 cents per square foot to 7 cents per square foot. NOTARY PUBLIC tures, Steel Sjtructures, Sanitary Sys- Members HortcMu Stock Bon4 " and WARNING NOTICE. of Deeds tems, Reports and Estimates oa $2o0 to $400 ; Exchanga Commissioner Pricey range from per lot t Projects. Phone 1045..- - - Fort and Merchant ''...: California and New York old Streets Deeds, Mortgages" LocationJust below the Booth Homestead, within a few hundred yards of the T!ephone 12Ct All shooting or fishing is strictly Draws: Wills, and v 'Nuuanu carlme or the E forbidden on or over the ponds FOR RENT Gnsakted Eyelid, or streams of Keolu and Kaelepulu, Electricity, gas, screens in all houses : Soil Fertile, many, fine1 trees growing. Sewer and water piped to each lot t77URIMB District of Kailua, Koolaupoko, Island Dumber two-bedroo- house in Plumbing Supplies, Building Neat town, $21' 15 lSm.DwtndWuJiukk)y of Oahu, T. H. Paints, Small furnished cottage for two, $15 JCS-i:- r. by Marin. Try it is Materials. Prices low. Houses built 4rdvrd J. M. DOWSETT, nev; house, $30. .. ywr vyvaa in emu? corca. plan. Cncice House Fine t C. W. C. DEERING, on instalment IUUR Ll LjNtSautkt. Jut EytCMfwt Lots-fo- r Lessees. sale SCHNACK. October 18, 1917. CITY MILL COMPANY, LT- -. J. H. TahM 25e. Tmt of fiM Cr Sh. ia Bk -fr. 6921 Telephone 2478 T. O. Box 951 824 Kaahumanu SL rTel. 6247 or 3533 Ask ttnrlsa Crt Btmadty C- m- Cklcjur 4 00

STAIi-BULLETl- nOXOLULU N. TirCRSDAY, OCTOBEK 25, 1!U7. OAE-2-U AFT : MEG5STESAMTS, FOURTH " V - 1TM: means Di.tz Soil.- Silviv LauM K.ilml If any of the numbers that appear below are drawn in the forthcoming draft, it 2333, Taylor. Ttiurnton Webster 259. Phillip. John Ku he.- Pedrr -- t 2334. Kawemayo. iSabezo 257. Taylor.-Ralp- h Edward 28"). Yacckr I. IalpU ' Ernest 12. Ftiirevcr.cbtn, Victor v- , se! ; 2S-"- 3t3;. i!ti4iicL, man whose name appears opposite the number is ccted for military service. 2335. Yasumatsu Ku. David Erlckscn. -- that the 2571. 'Toinlta; - '' Keu'Va. Peter - ". F- I . ' . 2236. Palaina- - Mike ' . 2572. Hlgucbk Seicbi 2NO. t'amlno. Manuel - 34. K.tMt. Joseph Nc . Name Wlebkc Martin Georje 216. Kiirata. Rl'aro . 2337. Alberto 2573. - Keahi. Pavid . InartH'ri. 'Xaiaichl' 015. Hoy. Johnay M. . K. Prts. 1 16SS. JUchljil (1867. McCiU. Far 211, Kinuiia.. !chirrati C. 2 0. WiUiam 20 TakahashL. Hajlmo".' Mltaul. kan-.uM- 23rn. Wah 2574. Sol berg. Alvin Puiku'k Ei'kcla t. 1824L iVx. Krneet Kna Z. S.i Yovhijiro llccc Mfjrakanrt. Mlmtru 317. A vac. 1'dward , . Takaltc. lltdflchl 2f l-- 2339. 2575. 'Y'oshida. SMI. , Ma Ktmolo. Genichl Tttsunosuke ' 1627. SvtiK. William Ah Te Makutnam. kmuml 2I3. TotUi Fn 2310. Wirt. Hc-- i 2X12. '4:iintan. Arthur Foster ... ' 30l. og. Kew , . v!.''.-- i 1I. Frederick 257. !Oh4. $ . 1871. Ila mard. Harry Herman net. Kokl!n. Knlrhl " . soia. iletirgt , Shlmizti. Sbogoro J Ro yd. Cecil 2577. Hung. Ltua 2LV ford. owvi. l.3x. Inake. 1't.hiRaro 21:.. I "rn.h I'.veriel i3ll. Archibald '"ia Je :;o".o. - Joseph 172. ct. Ikiada . 2 It I I. tlouics. iMwtitHt. Hefbert Mclvlile- 1653. TltevenPi. AJlrcJ i 2312. Maltiui. Ken Napna 257. Ferdinant. Theodore - - -- : Weif.'ey William 3051, Mo- . ;t ' v : 173. tarliHsr. Ilawn Mauri. Nis-hlno- , .m:, irivera. Juan H.ia. ' 'H"ur.al'c, ' '. 11 2313. Xobuyoshi 2579. Tomiia. Tcichl : fMsru 1174. Gooiha. 2!7 A rt ral'ier. Fetiu R. 2S16. ' 2 .,2. "N. - : 1641. !Upoza, Kabln KiU 234 4. 2580. Chi pin. Henry G., Jr. Yamaaclii. Tak;i Nc7a. AriUsr 1 - ' ' 1815. ro. t Scsuinnt. Justin 1 - Kaniebt I'ark. unjr tun Ca rrH "nu'tst 2315. Rawti-s- . Joseph I". 217. Souia. John ISvai.ls Ltr.ino. t.Uakf l42. ttakada. Frank 251. 2; : I ' ' " i$7. Alvea, HiKC S. ri. Tkunt.ititt. Ichiro Blh. 2S1N. Souzit. John J. 4. NH soil, A ct antler T. Hii::. Kon 1S77. 21 Andrew 2316. Kam. Sins; 2582. Kondo. Runo "J. Sinn. 4'harlie 1. lil;r.. Ievl! ;cr-r- e - I VWkji. lletiry ..Ojj, Fukuua'gu., Takajlro 1641. llo.Um Grvjrarli. n. Mi r.--. 2!7. Center. aid 2583. i"ooiem Manuel Luis 1615. , Santpaga, PiMko 141. Jtiakln ri Jltti t'abtal 2349. 258 4. Pettyjohn, llocarih t;o. Mrimo, Siolnkl 3,'6. Mali. Joseph K. V 1VTI TrikuxjattMro Keuso. Matsititliimn - , ill rti3. T"titfnk'i. T.iaburo ;onx-.- . 1 Li. Henry 10,7. J 23 . ManiM-- K.. Ji 2585. Yatoml. Kur.tic4ti 221. l!ilU Tboni.ts ouiraKimmln. Mbye. hehiflil r; Fr.mk Ru-Xh- WilM-t- 31)5. TomIJi !8i0. u iin's. A liter 1 Wong ChurliS Titroknnw KmiIil ;: Nakamura. : 23:.. Teixttra. Alfred Van. . j 1881. Norton. Gorge oul. 25. in-- TfMnnns --;i T!:.r.s Msir.ka alTrn r.i2, Stywain 11 ,1 1 j :.. 2351. Ri'tlioio. KMiTlvt 2587. Okaoaki. Shran AiiliUf 1882. CbttlinRWorth. ilnry A. Wllliaui R- - r.,tt. Nftoi, Waiter C. W. ' , Moat'-- . t'i-atie- 2588. Talchl. Maisninioio :s;i. Uruste. ' " li4i., Corge Re HfitB'tda, ml, 2..2'. F.iruniiu. Hul.alil , 185. Girhi Kama faalia -- Ytik 3iOL lUKtms. John ,..'.. If9. , Hott. EiTt JarKfcon I ' :. Hiii;iisil;. 235.V Teixeira. Alvinc 2S. IVsina. Mariano '425. lH. Shfgero PfacMo. Antone .1 Maakici'.i 1. 2826. Ytis'rtilatit. 2j2, L.uii. Irilward It. T. 1M, MakliM, ll4. Moii-- 22.. Allen. John K. 259. Kadobiro. Jilsnkichi Risaburo .:. Ifc-'- 1V5. Willie Nasii. 2 i Kalehi.Jvlichi :iiv . . Carliwin. Carl WiMlam 2591. Takeuchl. Takcichi Knoha. Philo .ie. i;ar ' t.Jo, KloKfi :u? Mara. AiiMlit Norman Nathan. Hoi do. Shu.-i.'- i Vlernes, Ralblno I8. iline-iKU'-h- l Tomasu. Mal.iikichi 2592. Teruya. Kcntsu Smith. 3;i. C. 1887. Takao. 2120. .Masuiii: Shifit A II. Ntslda. Kaxuma 154. 'WItMHi, Charl t .i - 2357. VIdal. Ktlwardo Garsia 2593. Yuen, Chun 2S7:t. kana. .ttipph Yosliuika. Jito'intn 2121. it. GrKt- l.iii PjiIu Jain-oln- . 1H5.V WaVimvto. Kumaichi Vasa'M;rr Kan no. Seichi 2591. Tsukaxakl. Mawo. ;.,. AkitK. ::oi6. Ge.rgc liirane. Katmil 2122 T.il.iita. S-i- K. - s 2'VH-- J Scninakn Ng 'i Kan'. William IH9. I'lwprovp, Frank I'.. 212:: i;natp-- . Adran I'. 22 . Parker. J'f-- 2595. Apo. Ah Ling ;:iit. Fw. li.Iii7. CbrlMlo. Mateiiano 2-- 0. Kawaiti, 2596, HalL Eddie ;:. AP'etca. P.er:abc Shlgi kiuui, ..M.iKrichl 0 1891. Yofaku 2121 Kn;i. Kn Ynu Satorn Gf-trK'.- Maiiitnoti., An Otani, ' Par Into, Kpeanto Taka-eu- 2 1 231. Park. Kyo 2597. ;o)fiales. Mamifl tow 253. Shigcta. Jitsusro . 18f2. : '. 1,'avnivtiil. Manuel Sans : Parli-b- A. Sanra . WarJlaw ""' . Jame i 2:;2. 3598. Shlmizu. Toshisnke 2J WfKht. Thomas 30T0. Remrdeos. Antonio . -- 1883. . M. 2 Kai!;om.4ki. Shirai. S?iian Fugly-anni- NakaU. liunla .Imaku Soreishi. i ToraklcM 14-1- Koon Mhig 1'h'nntit 3071. K. i:. r 1894. .Usko 2127. 1. 2383 Sampalo. George S. 2599. Ahana, 235. Wilcox. Rol.crl 111 Nlsbimura. Kj:ijnl Jraham - jeci. Choo. Park M-A- 23 I. Suzuki. Mulitn. Alfred Neisn SO;;, Lopvz. Franclsctt Ikl- 1895. Muraoka, Kolclii 21 ,'V Tl'i:t.s.in. Juli?i Patrick iii Sato. Koklehl 260. Tosaku 252. 161,2. It-av- Ice. Chumln .' I '.'H 23,. Hoc.hnl. Pestana. Antone G. Motorraau. Te'.uttaio 3072. Christiansen, .Peter 20t. 27. J ; 18?. Moria. Atrl 23M'.. Davi-- 20; t. Ko, Tsurulebl 1897. I iar.n"larence William. Kramer 2602. Tome, .liken jsns Kahaieua. John Hong, Kirn IS. K. - Okada. Maami Wllli.im : s39 Asa )1 in :;o7 ". Roy. "; Parish. Ilerlteit lk9S. Teiiny. Vimhuh . i :l. Fnl; i! K'Jlur:iu 2"7. Kaniann. Charb-- 2603. Relehelt. Call llous. llerny J. lvl'ru na.ira. I. . 40. Tm 30 ,"c. t Vi-ak- Fultkl. Sofrhl i 1 23fiv. Machlda Runichi 2601. Thomhs Yin. Kam T. ags wacbl, I89. Keanaaina. Wtl'latu Si ni'i.i M.t n 2:r6t! Hong. Yook Katlfhou. Georae h)moki-!i- i Li i. Ya i Kini Sitva. William 2605. Sunouchl. Kazunobu Ml. 1'iiS .;; Katkan.t. Kawni 19. .iara. 2-- no ' 1S7. Fukda. Sbtmaiehi Si ii-i- ii Hussej'. Joseph p. Holwcg. Frank 212. l'.ag;i". Ga hi Gall. Frank O. ' 101. Marifiigl, Sadato Suzukii a. 260. . 3;. Kaatoa. Eddie , 2371. 2607. P1sci-so- Cuijsodto Tan. F Sen M.itsuoka. noichl 1902. Okimato. Gitisuo . Pool.-- Jr.lMi "li;tptn Menadi Jaeob 3;;'. " . I go. King ;;iimi. 11. Fukfj Koibauro 1903. Kurclwa. Yaaku iikanmra. Y;."f:'iki-t';iioili'rs- Kekoa. Charles M. 2608. torn tn Juan 24l. Davis. Wluttier Miitsnok liabuiu 4870. Fon. Ko K4m 1901. A. I.uii. 2609. Glrdlcr. George Bryan 2I5. Fi:kushimp, SaKusatuao Ima.ki. Sahwr : 4Abren. AntottC F. i!y ! 1471. Manuel O. tleore I. I. 2610. II. 28 in. Naoiclii . . , Flta. 1905. Osakl. Jitabuto K i,. pa.. Kahakawat. Joseph Kakea. John Ntao. 30J. Nuahara. Ytsblt. 1S72. Milligan. Jackeon I - 2M7. NikcU ;:ox.i. A If 1906. A. Kaf. ri tmi- Fernandes Murala. Kenichl 2611. N'onaka. Tomoisu Ah una. Heibett Rulelho. ted 1S7S. Slligedo Anderson. Itobrrt :r:. 2612. Harold M. 2MV Yansauchi. 30 M. uts. Hori. 1907. Okimolo. Tjmao 2t l'i. I'M.ilnnu . Coa'!!" Takao. I"olonay Kueffcr. YuktalJ Arthur Nagano. .In.-epl- 2X 19. I Bvn 20 .V. Jenoshln 199V .SttaVe. .Mlguki 21 M I'f.-l- a. i Theoil.ie Ponten. Joseph Pacheco 2613. Haga. Shichlio lau. j. Hopale. J'tlm Hayashi. THiirijkU.nl i i 2";7v 2614. Ixtu, Shing 2 Low. William Samuel 2'INH. 1L .. . 17. 1909. J.fifinteT)i.. Harold W. 11. . : o.-iti- Tlnjinan F. I'ohina. .lames. .If. Fook v".. Gror.at F. r.: 7 2615; 157. Calies. Abraham 1910. Miller. Kriward K. 21 l :. akauii. Muisu ' Sasaki. Tataynki Yoshthara. Kanckichi 251. Nlshlma. Ichiro 3a7. Mortmoto. Kivoto M. ' V 177. Ohama. Eiklchl 19 1 1. -- irvo. 2616. Kiinura. MieJ.i 2. 52. llo. Sum Joe . Y adama.. Uplil ill. Shin. I'liiiiifr Mlashlro. Toku ' 31. 1C78. a La be. Morilchl 1 i :.. :fM. 2617. Domingo. Pedro fedc1ros. Antone Kims :. K,ii!i;.ni. 1912. liiuwn, koijtrl Cvlrnian 2 I'liikui Yitfrhi . 1MI. Phil Sheridan 2' John r . David v2. I w CSVarlcs A. . K73. Lai. 1913. Younff. Kam ri ... linn. Chuck Qunn ane, Iwao 2618. Toircz, 'ainilo 2;.i. Fleming. '0;0. Ogawa, Masayohl i 'v.- - 16S0. Kiiivt, Albert. Jr. i 2619. Fujita. Takasjii 2v-;- . .Manue.l -- . ; 1911. Matatimoto. Nar oslii 2147. Not , Harold Ciat e Panui. Charky Souza. 3or,:. Vn tai a. M:t ntiet A 1 . tni Miinycl . lbSI. kiorta. 'olbinu 1915. Morsan. Jame Kruneis 21 4 s. l';unl-.-- Moses .nderson. Rob.rt S. 2620. Yamanc. Yasabuiu 2'6. So ii.t. 20:2. Brew.-sUr- tHtUgla lfcS2. K. , : .I A. -- lotetho. John : ( . Awana. Pau 2621. Takal. Fsaburo 2.57. Yuso.i. Marvclino . , 19l. Klnoxhita. NaoirM I.hjs. I'harU? William inies 30:.. Fragas, lolui Kalpo. Henry i .,0 1 2622. Gorman. Percy A. Wall Kim ; i;3. 1917. Loutx. Koon Mify ki i' k. !f oi gt ll'.traki. Shinzo Cine. -- t'ft4. s.ixukl Tatsuuoiakc . Wn a : ' s Fry oaV. Eclla iu 19IS. r i JosfpJi Koowao. Sni 2623. Fru. Jeniclii N.".'. Williams, .lano 2095. Silv Joe J. !?. Citenkoff. Alex Kainai. i. i. : Lulz. John C. , W-- n. 2621. Nakano. Pauji D.mlM K. . ; J55. 1919. i licw. Fans: Lini 1,'id' Wir;-- Herfiiann I Roielho. John te Mello 2i'l. :?Oni. Yasunitse.. BuJr.clio William P. ;- -. lift. Alexander. J9C0. Ycc. Uuk J...:! X. ' A'akaba aiplii. Klvufuml 2625. An. Tai Yau L'.lil. Yo.hl'Jta. Siinti'o ro9 7. Mahiai. William - " ', 1S7. Nihara. Rihachl l'autiuo Vo" 2626. Duke P 2Sfi2. Van - 192U Lee. lc W. . I. Ti I'alistro, Freitas M. Kahauamoku. IjiI. thitn;t 302's. Reyes. Andre . Toshlmlc.il Albert !.'f!l. tjis 2627. ' 168. Salkl. 1922. Gregory. Taul . Matsudj. Kaneichi Hamamoto. Tiimekiflii 2 s; 3. Muramoio. Karn Harins, Fred 1S89. Kuichi Edward ..s" Kahalei'i. Scm'iI 2628. is (ii'nr.i K. 3i:. Kaiki. 1923. Muranaka, Toichl : liryip' iv. Flatow. Erich Waiaiee, KalkuaMne -- N6l. Chlllingworth. 3100 Mitsiini?a. Ked.S ''.. isna. Fukuda, Senklch! !n'lt,-, 2629. Amorin, Eugene M. ; 1921. Yobliioka.. Kumutaio -- I."7. Ila-K.- lolli! T. F.ruee, Herbert R. Vaaemoa 2101. Booth, Harry lleskctt : 2630. 2"; 1ML Fukuda. llldelchl 21 . I. Lt'cas. Roy Kamiko. John I'.n. Nishihuira. Holchl . 1925. iSottza. John T.;kakahi. Mituyc . .. g, J. 3102. Perretra, Mircellln. Jr. Fukuda, ChluJiro - o ' 2631. Mitchell 2N67. K. 12. 192. Kawana. Kazuyakl S...,ini. Toiaiclii Sniiai. Sadajit Watson. Fuller, John 3 Clement. . Joseph Erustberger Slnlchl Jl.'i u. IS. 0. - Pyrhara. 19:7. -- . i i i'rlel.-.- . .Jnr- - 9 Tanxka. Masataro 263. Jarrvtt. Paul Pestana. John Gonfs. Steele. 'alln W. 11. 2tis. 3l'l. Rdrigue. Hcruiau k'llwhana, A. : i . I 7. 2633. S. i." '.- - 194. Peter 19:s. Imal. Koliiclil '.. A! il ii Jusepli C. Xo'la. .N'obaru Mllemal. William 2N69. lvcv. Clarence 3105. Kal Hcm y - 14.35. Totaro -- i 2634. . F. Ii4rikava, 19i9. FeriM iiii a. ;.'! I !.; 'to. .1 r Pahia. Jol.ti Li Murasky. Harry 2N70. William 310ti. Klniona. David August lomin?: Georf. : Sc4lerloh. I : Ji'M-Ji- ii .1 , 262. Mow, Foo 2S71. Kaichl 1 t9U0. Lin. Timothy Lt n Miin '.i i . S r. r.r9. Pahau. Robert Hamakado. 5107. en;tls. Madison J Jr. !!. " . 1697. Carry, James C Yasut-ada- . i JtOO. 2636. Yada. Chohcl 7 2. Leon F. : . 131. Matiiutla . '. Colli-.'-- Atphonsu K. Rluckshcar. Kc"mp II. 2? Gratno. 3 lift. .Mclean Burt Jinrcli i , lnanl. Itsuo 1 1932. 2101. Albert 2637. Joseph. Manuel 2X73. lmnker. IS. J. 2109. Yujyo 199. JViTtoktml, l1o KalaiKiwa, Joe I'ia.". 'ic!or 262S. Arvkaki. -- ' '( s Ua. R. 2102. Rihee. William A. Merro. Manuel Santos 27I. Israrashl. Take.il 2110. Condjn. Merlon 1. T. JirSS. Vlncluira, John !!. Juhn ' 7t. John 2 Ida.--. 2 !03. Liu 2639. Haneberg. Henry A. 27V Lino. Adolr.h P. 3111. - 1701. flcGowau. 1!34. Koahou. Abraluni ')',. f'isf.h F ltok. 2610. YelkichF I.Hl.l. I'l'Uilll 2101. Yoshida. Toyosuke Yabusaki. Kitchitaro 2S76. Carlson. Cln'Sl"r 1112. Tahimff, Asattm ' : - 1702. Khanola. Joiuph 2 o:,. Gr-org- 2641. Y'oshlua, k J.-- r. W '.'., l Hooper, Roe Kiuzo 2877. lasul. Kakuichl 3113. "' al.Huni. loliii L Mv.H'.lii. Araknki. IatsuklchI . 1703. Kai, Ma Ml Vy.lf-ntin- 2642. Tom, ; o .1 m y 2!(tii. Schuman. W. Pin 2S7s. Takantura. KpmcklchI 3114. 1. ''.-- ' , n Gunaac iici-- Gustave Grd. Glen ' 1704.; Jut! tlio !:'.1J-- 2643. 15-31- I Lewis. Christopher Giroichf IHma. l'hi, iiinorn 1.1. '. i , niici, 'eje.&stinn 2J07. silva. David Denjamin 279. Kanemltsti. 31 Heine, Ell wood Eugene; 1705. 2 108. 2614. Cidade. Manuel P. 2S.N0. Hi-nr- Kalaeon ' K .j.H?.- , FUm jrer. Wolfanj; Mur: fit id. YiUiam C Kaluna. George I'aai. Sato. Sak'ao . f 170. Kiwdii. Koalolia - 2645. " ii?t). Theodore U lii :.- i;:;t. I 2109. Sano. Junji Murala. Toknichi 2SM. Beorman. William 3117. Nlhc.i. Ernest Kalel ! 1707. Mlr.oUr- - . iVti.ill. h'lli Vatnan. 2 i ; . 2110. Sl:en. 2646. Sumida. Toyosaku I. Kama Fritpkii. Cinnclii i','ll. !fc!l:r?f. A! ban lldwiu a'ikai.!a !niid 2g 247, Nagano, 282. Kama 311S. I'tikercn, ChogI ' ' 17. tliz. -- 17.". Solitinon. vOFepli 2411. Fyehara, Seitoku Tooru 2S S3. Kamal. Nat 3119. Spinnpy-'J- s men' 1 1. Takuta. Etlko 3. 217U. 3112. Kamel 2648. Johnson, Ralph A. 28S4." Klmura. Torsjl ; 1710.I7. THkmiira. "lomfirbi amfuktk. Yasnlcui .'it l:n. Jeff p: Frehara. 2649. 3120. Franco. John Vierra i: M. Fi jin.oio. Sulehi 2177. y . 1 liii ol'l II. 2113. Seharlin. Isadoro A, Rawlins. Joseph 2S85. Sato, tforozaemon .1121. Gear, Harold van CUcf ' 1711. Nituidj. Toiukichl su;i, 2650. Musetta. 2NSI". ' il'15. A. A f it !: t 2114. Sakai. Morota Manuel Costa Souza. Antone ' 3122. Yn koyama.. K, ;uitiKu. Abel 217. A. n Masaichl JoHt it 1 1 2651. IS'nmnns-,-Merlo- ' ililS. .Kdwl'i Audi 21,:). 2 5. Sparrow. Ivan Maurice-- Salado, Manuel 2S.S7. Green : . X1TI3; 'iMiiar. Khom 'c r.t iij;tmi;i JC. 2652. 3123. littndoc, Clriio , ' irc 2116. Paul Hcnty 2SSS. 31 : 1714. IfyniftntoU?. .IS 'I. A" i"ti. (jcicff 1C. Chan;. Harry Chen Penrock. liorlnchl. Masataro 2 L Ma raudo. David JC Mainclii 1 I5M.". 1.-- . 2 I.M. 2117. . Pod more Alan Tsujimura, Koichi 28811. Kahai. Charles - 17V5-- I J 'futk Yuen ti.iiii. William 3125. Choi. Charles Akut KoiiK'i i. I t 2654. ' rnkUIti 1? 2 v: M-- ; i 21IS. Clarence Fernandez, Joseph 2S90. Yawagoro V 3126. Scus-- a. 1716. ItoKaWw. , ;, ifmainoto, Kaiuich! i.iil. Jlinf. Richard 2655. Tanaka. Mauuei. Jr., .'. '.: J'alrno 2 ! MoU. 2119. Pabsanun. Pedro 2891. Futa, Mitsuo 3127. , . .. Juicl.l la William Shintanl. Tokutaro Matsuda. Rinsuktt 1717. yitstmoto. hcilchl ' 1 2656. 2 ?. I . A . MfM A 2120. Arnimoto, Shoodaiman Kalani. Itavid . 2S92. Tanes. Isodaro 3124. , 1718. Vasl'inia. Tadao i, Ditto ' Sfkurai. Klyugo Medirus. Auione Ml-aih- i 2121. 2657. Altiraoka. Schuichi 2X93! Monez, 1 IS. 1?.2. KiMigrl. 21.V5. Cclhurn. Fred W. Morales. Joseph Frank i 29. AkMagaww. TauruJI 171. Ml Id. Urban 2658. Melanphr. 1 J l : s. Wo. g 2lN'i. 2122. Unpen!, Honlfac Mlka . Reginald John 2891.. William. Jr. 3 30. . ' Kc Vliins; .ir I!tirn.. .mini 26-53- r Iiisen. lluslincil. Andrew Loulu 1720. Joliu , aloha. ! 1. L 7. W 2 123. C!e Kalani. Snm 2895. Kacchu. Toklchl . 3131. ,1721. .Malta. .Ium Jju l' U;'ln'! . in. Lawrence i. Flonio J. Lc Klntoke.t. William Jesioph J. : 2680. Hoy. Yong. Yun n 1 hrll" 15 . i'oit. Kam V I'h.ii.i, Kakniclii 2121. K.ia!. Pakamia 2X96. Founti'in Ell Kciuhloholanl m tjrilthant. 1722. 2661. I'hinu-Par-k. Oliver Pcrrcira Vktakv Mary 1 GS:io?a. Ka'na :: I ? ; - a !.;. la. 242... Kolnd. Yanmmaio lwight. James Adams 2897. Ying, 3133. turner.-F- 17::;. IamjIh. Kawai. e L Maiitil. Jr. j ; 2! 21'. 2662. Bunji lli-- " 1?57. Alark!i;zie. James F. 2 i ,itn-- . .ii;-- "u:i!ia, I.'ranK Kaloo Tokioka. 2S?.v. Duk 3134. Van a g.hnr.. Y11 k Uo 1721. Tive. jBtnm W. 2663. I 195S. - l Han. Alberto Wa I.' he. Alalalclii 2427. Kekoa. Luther K. Cordiner. Peter Clarence 2899. lotion. .ani 3 !.:... 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Yosiiiia ' 4 Nakamura. Tatstmosuka - ; (. 9S. - I ; ,nt.9 TCrda.rJishIkofi i- 1 .. ; 1993. 222(.. . ;:i2. .. Pacobsen. .' ; ': X l Maxaeaburo Hendfjkt'p. Robert J." , wiuuiii aniainoio. Kunisuke Edwin II. "ki,ii; Sa kuichl , ' ' :;, Fjkk. v ; --'.;., A 1 K,ing. 3T70. Rcrilcmaun Harry F, 1991. ' iid a.de, Soon Kun : I . ' - iSakii(K . Okada. Torakichi l aiei.sl:;. oj. kc" -- tcmiM Pcdro - - '' : 171. Atoni. ' M !. rs? 2700. roo. Chow i 3171. Rosa, Caesar- F. 3tii2. ir.15. ; liabrado. Maret'lO' 222. l'j"(iu. K:t;;'!ab'!i'o Le.i;. Itonald McLeod :.'".. Oeaniuo. Alfred F. , Kakat. Yaicbi 1 3172. S;i uwatarl. Torajo " l;ii:en-Tonej- ; 9M.. : Vnmatnoto, fhisuo '. ' 2221 Cy-'da- . Irarty M. iiii.'l. ICio'oo. Kcekkhi .171 Watanabe, Fukozo 37. Ken I a, William 1763. - I 4. I 02. 3173. - . 1997. lemoraza, Juan . 222o! JiUil-- o 2 Wakluckona. George 11. Tves. John T. 2'3N. Suz.iwa, Kanichiro J7M.- K.imat-- lloapllv Ltvkela. 1 2 tamul ; . 2!8.--2'ti.s- 703. YarrachlLa. 3171. Chu, Ah Fong , 3 765. Juyeklchr 1998. N'xkaniura.. Aeao i.' 2231. PicMiyt-- William. Jr. I'lUirff. August, Toklsukc Moore, Sandy 3175. K. Kamas. : . '' 12701. McTaggart. Kairaona. Mbel - 19:9. K):('ro. Ihaac . . 2232. Mi K. i.rlaloha, Kdward Glen A. 2!' 10. Oswald B. 37tii. Atttta, lijihrioxo llu. ivter : : 705. Steven. 3176. Naone. Joseph ;' No v a ni o. Myono , i 22:i::. James wntoiiio. Lorrenco Mooney. E. . ; 17U7. I.'uxid ' haws, Tstilvki l'tcrs. 2911. Walter 3 1 1 ORj-leii- ".'-- "let'a. I'likaru U. 'r. JI06. Jurgensen. George Alln ' tKave.'trju. Turner. Leo 2231. Tcbia. linrlfptc Mc.Grlllii. Jacob. ! s, E. 2'9i2. ,Mton. Henry L. WtlMnni Alvin ' 2707. Ic-vi- 31 i X.: Fung, Kam Wah 17b9.. Uejfiaaldo Khlda. TokuzoV 2235. Aoyari. Scit-ak- 27i. Fchida. Munekaki Charles. Jr 29 43.' Andrade Manuel J. ', f 40tmia. 2 ! 7 2. i 2708. Denber-Pilelco- . ' 3179. Santa, Arakaki' 1770.: i ?"3. Jim 22;:u. Aj'aiia, llaioda. Francisco oaikl. 2941. Monroy. , - 'larjuro .1 - u.scr (... Jr. 270'). ' Fortonato 31S0. Mfyattono. r - A"aki'a. . 1 . . Lsanc Klkutaro 1771. .licobsea, Ben i. i Nttlan.:oto. Joichi 2U3. Robinson. Alexander 2945.: Na kamura, Klnzo' ; , 31SL George T. v , 217 4. . 2; 10. Wright. licltin, j 1772, Jlayasliida. bJiigreiu ' Cliow. Henry C. i 2258.' Gomes. Fi od Johnson, Chrhs Anson Pell 2946. Reed, Ray H. tct. A 2475. 2711. Lo. Dai " 21S2. Bel uguat M. o Giulchl 2239. Santr. Tam Kam Fo 2947. . 1 J 1773. .V.Kf!ti. Victor ' Okamoio. Iramura, Ichitaro 2712. Camara. l,oui" 3 b Q.sa. id. . . 2 'KIT. Klpwapuchl, Tasuku 2240. Lee, Henry O.' 2416. McTiqrhc, Thomas F Ralblfia, Euloglo J. 2!M8. CharlictUnkitown) Joe iiH. TakaKuwa. rsobuklcM 2713. N, : i'l.N. v:qi nan. ... 2211. Nuka.tfaw;t. 2 lit. Ohathi. Fukuichi Ilipa. Daniel 29 49. Reynold "Brbdi 3181. Ifoohnii. JopPo 'li;n?r, JVy Honjc;. Juan McGrcw. r i : ' Ilironosuka 2711. - Haney. L. 2212. I Ion : I . 2478. Kuroda. Isami Sakata. Fukumatsu 51N5. Fiijin.ika. St'iliachI 177. 4JkH4i. ltaucisvo " TO!'. Walter as 2715, 2950. Vascoiicelles. lxld- - - 1 Muujr. ' -- 22 13. 2179. Kanichi Karratti. George H. 2951. 3D 6. Oiiveira. Marnicl 777. i 4laili. Simon Pan. Hernia it 2716. K Jr. Krihah hill. Paul lo 2i)41.?1. - Teuuejtpo " 224 4. 2480. Mlyaiuura. lchl.il Irou e. volni.i 2952. - ,f 31S7. NeUon, GeorgJ W: Alni-- Kddl Vfhida. Podinovski. Abraham" 2717. Soong; Itok- Galvino , Fark, Voon Chn 2012. Ttiaudo,v Juan . 224 5. Joaquin. Joseph 241. Nabarro, Koplno Kaalckahi. H. Coopr 2953. 31$S.. Lasso. ' 271S. Kamishi,: Y'afaburo : - fc" 2011 Grambergr. M. 221S. 2482. Joseph, Manuel Chong. Arthur M. H. 31S9. fVrniindcK. John 17S0. Iierkr. Harry- anford Bernard Yamamoto. Gorao 2719. I 2351. Lua. Pale Kauhi 17S1. Kongro - 2014.' A raa, Daniel T. 2217. Mendes. - 2183. Rhoada. Klbert E. lagan. Curt' 1 29 5.V. t)'Brteu, William v.. 3190, Flmcllar. Catalino fuito. . v John, Jr. 2181. 2720. Arthur Joseph F. - 17S2. Ftrrpra. Pamuel ICahulllrla 2015. A a. John 224S. Jlendry . Soares, F, Clarke Kunlmoto. Hikoichi 2956. Nishikawat Mitirusabaro 31S1. Vierra. 173 0ka. Takaiehl 201. Flikuda. llalsutaro 2249. tmtani, Ryokiehi 2485. Kwal. William T. L. 2721. Vtakia. Henry 2957. Nihi. Y'usuteru ' Kawaa. Moke 17S4, 2017. On, Jamoa 2250. Joseph ' 2483. Rowe, Thomas C. 2722 Lno. Mlsao 295S. Morishige. c 3193.' M u rata, Gensaku OfUerlro. J. Hannibal N. Ho Chlnif. 2 723.' Junichl .... - 2487. - . 17S5. 2018. Jlminea. William 2351. liny. Teruya. Ut hi . llayashi. Etaro .2939. Janrica 3ID4. (wmr i)', Edwatl?I. Nlnff. Tons Wins Wah 1 ?7-1- Kailikoli. Kr.onah! 17G. Kuku, AiHtaro 2013. Fnstupiia. Hi toll 22. 2. Winebtinfh, John FicM 2 88. Ferguson. Charles E. Niderost. Thedore 2960. 'Correlra. Frank Rodriguc-- 319., Tabata. Giniehl . 2725. . Johnny D -- 1787, Yamamoto. Yutaro 2020. Yin Fong: 2253. Kam. Ah Tun 2189. Tamakaua. Tamakcchl Keonuhiwa. John 2ft6L Alt'Iche. Fei rn.' n 3156.' George, M... 1. ?4M. Kawairuchi, 2726. Horie. 3197. Thomas 1L ; 17iS. UnehJko, Ovama . 202L Xott. Uert S. 22" Suzuki. Shjxnhol Junnosuke Rlnsttke 2982. Hiraoka. Kumaichl Johnson. - v 17-S- . o ; 2491. Yitn. 2727. Semon. Domingo 3198. Ytiinanaka. Heithi Hod.-- Adolph .r, 2022. Barboza. John De Mcllo 225. Luke. William Jioon Chons 2738.; 2963. Callo. Dionlsio 1790. Tesuchi, Sadactnon 2023. Ftent. Hurry K. 58. Klkkawa, Kanii 2492. Ol i vera, Joe F. Auyong. Tim Hung 2964. Manuel , 3199. Walker. James A. ! 2729. Marks. 225:4 . I 2133. Garcia, . reltas, Manuel 3200. Camp Herbert Ware 1711. ilda. Chulchi 2024. Belnlto. Uenjamln K. Ok no. Tatsuiciii John 37?0. f N. 2965. Maklnncy. Jnmen Ehnnctt 1T. jrlue.;lusald Turner 2025. Tnkanwa. Shujiro 223S. Sou.a, jManucI Mike 2411. Ror.Ts. Mohico Vierra. Joe C. 2966. llolbrof. ttavld 3201. Cstnip4elt. Alexander Jamca ; 24P5. 2731. V, 17$3. --Xnianti..' SO 2. Sunf. Chun ' 2259. Tsnkiashi. Goirhl Hslvnrsen. Karl Kelilholokai. Maliatio 2967. Soontr, A!l'"i Chlr.n 3202. lltistey. Kciakn !h . 1794. ?'V27. Kawmbata. Suycki 220. lti:;iil;. 2196, Moorer Voluey F. 2732. lajima, Magoru 320::. Aipn, Willi? FukuntK:a.i tiairlii Klkuic.hi 29". Blake, S.uiford Dole Ki-iiy- . m ; I 2137. Gibson, C. 2733. Okuyama. 3 201- - oliu Francis . 1795. MakuakaniP, FuJiCi. . :'2M. 'i:i'"l':i. George Thomas B. llisataka 2969. Wat son. William B. Geors" :. Ittir. 2734. n . ..n.-.'.- -- i. 249S. " .).:.. .. AkaUi, 029. McXally. Raymohd'A. 222. F.nl i'. Soarcs, Joe D. Henrlckson. Arthur 2970. "" ' 179. Saiara n i John Douglas I.iize, Antone. 1c ;- I . - -- 2 499. 2735. . 17J7i Harfttio. . Mpjiro '; 2"SH. Sarjfn. FKmiaeio 22'fi:: K'"K' a., Panui. John Teves. Tonv c, 2971; Sns-lta- Masa.il -: nztrhiV ii tr.ii i'akaio 2736, Q. ; J - ion 228 1. linniye. 2500. Yamaguchi. Sengo Opukaha. Phillip H 321' 7. Twrriss. Maaucl 1798. Comack. i. Hiowu, Ralph P. Takt.Uhl 2972. Pedro,. Gnntf Ma.nii"! '- William' 2727. - . 1799. Sakytt. HlkusUke. 2052. Kama, Mlyahira ! - 26".. F.v "viotoieht 2501. Godfrey. George Forsyth au. Kam Shar 2973. Santos. Gabilto lie 320?. Kahi. Kaa;'a ; 2033, .!. 2502. Calauspa,. 273S. Tom- - f,3 3209. Yokata. Kaziito 1S00. Kalikini. JacbU Keawe Yora. Shojltiu 22i. Sitihata. Sornaku Manuel Furtado -- ronir. Iconcia 2971. Yoshida, lensarburo " 034. 2503. Klnikapa. 2739. 3210. Nakamura. Katsulchi ISOt. 1'anai, Jolin K. YVonsr. Shu Pok 227. Rita. Manuel Costa Jarrct Martin. Frank 2975. . Mafsoe. Totavt ' 2. ' H. 22K.V rso 1. 2740. N'ishino. "v 3211. Kapiloko Loi . - ; no Oalon, ltaldoincro 035. Guard. Jnhu Swtiin. .lames P,aptl.si Tinker. Airred Edward 2711. Katutaro 2976. Yorlla. Yone'nichl - 1803.' Gomes.-- - AiMuue , 203. Naaiian, louis K. 22ti!. Yivltoloni. Segit 250. Perrv. Antone Fcvclla Marr. Clarence j. 2977. Sueoka. Toshi 3212. Campbell. Jyeo -- 2:50. 2712. 3213. 'orre;t.' J'jscpli - 1K04. f.'jTr.'Jianu! A. 2037. FatiKto .. ; 2270. ovs rbay. JcTf Oruellss, John Tsukamoto. 2978. Kane " l!:iptit lbrles. sltiro. Oshi r-- r Mdeirojs. 2271. .:.07. Cntz. Fnjnclsco 2743. Ftiruike. Twajiro ..' ci I. Jewls. Henry Listcu : John I I'ei r.audez. Jtic Jostj ii 2f!7!. Spencer. Joseph Kaonohl - x-ar- . 2 ' - 1.'.OS. 2741. Tajima, 3215. Na it aun. ' i 2039. Hpn. Luin . Morion, -- Phillips, Cecil Verne Choniej 29 0. Georfc.- " ' iso.: iuri ciiriord t - ivdro " 2713. Kaiili, Daniel - ' .09. Mat4?umura. j 3216. "ioinelcbl Yu;iru .Yorld. - 4 2010. Kaone; Flenke Iv. uiinv. Lmn Robleu. Joseph Nobuichi 2981. Yee, Ci:-- Vv'o?'' Lda. 1T 7 2716. - " V lSt8. Hey. Harry Kunjr , 2041. ClejiK' 11. 22-- 4. Lai ley, 2510. Kunihiro, Kosakc Ho. Sun 2982. . - 3217. Git tape. L' da v- John Albert 2747. Aylett. Henry Francis 1S03.. HUa. Watoku - -- 2012. N'iihida. Kyugo 2273.' lleen. Krnest Nalani 2511. Aimeida. Joe Watanabe. Ryokiehi 2383. Addfigton. Plez 321 8. I'tt'TS, Isitiia'.Peter. 1510, llymic 2043. liopio, 227U. -- 512. Taylor. Stanley 2748. Kamnku. Benjamin 3219. Perry. Jof:h Iyer, Jack Pedro Fukuf'hi;1. MitsnmoNhui Shattuck 2749. 2981. Fredrieh Johana E. - .' 1811. Jlniao, . 2044. Kino. 2277. Aiatsumiyo. 2513. Moranha. ManucljIerreira jveanu. Joseph M. 3220. lk"ong. You Nam ' Daniel Robert J. 2985. w JlumatsU 251 2750. Fnktikl, Mankichl 3221. t ,i Ah JJi-- - 1812 111km, Tokuen . 2045. Rembrer, Meleeio "27. 'Key. Charlea !. Pate. Kusaku Mattoa. Manuel 29S6. Oolani, Tokuinatsu .1813. " - 2048. 2279. 2515. 275L Kwan. Coo Menglcr. Henry Jiii l.ntT liuiiff Yokata, AVataro Mafano. lvikawa Modesto 2752. 297. McCref ry, Robert ' 3S11. Clvjch. Yeo 2017. :" IvJn. Ice Yet-- ' - 2280. Sum.kln. Alexander 2516. Chun, lice Tong Wolter. Edward Cha 2:ins. Sam. Ching 3223. Oauiiil, John MokleU .. i'-ng.Li- Ike 1 322 ; IS 15.' Uigra. i?aljM 24S. 22S1. 2517. Ka lalii HI. Daij, S9. . : L Kciiy. Clay " vr Panacwa. Edward ' Okada. Shimanosukc Jr. 2754. 29 Yin,. Yim Jm t 116." Kennedy. Eratns 2049. ouza. Manuel F. 22S2. ."uiu Mm Chat 2:.is. Hoon. Charg Co.Hns. Charles Rlx Tkomcv Mineo , Ta kaUa SakaP. - 2755. - ; 1S17. Mulbar, 2050. Ah York Ho.- 2519. Nakanishi, - . . V 3225- Miyahara. Taticttw'"..",';' rarfllio - Chens Sing Takelchiro wTm- !'Vank Rartleti Takeuchl. Jlro ' 2756. 4 1S18. v Habino. Ixrcnxo 2051. t Oda. Satora 2284. Koyama. Tomiirltl 2520. Souza. Stephenson David K. Jr Ca macho. John a . . Lhido. Antone P., Jr. , 1S19. -- 2521. 2757. Kalani. 3221. Shktiiira. Matsu 'T: " liorlmoto. Tadalclil 2052. Parras. Calexto 225. iKnacio. Aujruftine. Murakami. 'Shoichi 2758. Frank 2993'. Mills. George KaMlikulanl ; JS20. lockenoofrii. Ueorsre It 2063. Ito, Soda lent 2286. Kawaha. Kelohaulanl 2522. Arizuml. Kamltaro Ralston. Curtis A. 2991. Ching, Ivoy 3229. l.'utd.i. Kaichtrn 2759. Yainar-aka- . ' .? cs:i;i Hamada. laro-- v 254. .aka?rawa. Tmurukl.. 2287. Akitake. Jlironhi 2523. Newell. Vivian Victor Pahalama. John 2'995. Baritor.a. 3230. Tokutart? y 2760. Manuel d? Mello I'en-- or.s. 252 I. Santos. 2:t-- ii 3211. ruyuyra, Ghiko 12.1 Jopfun. Gordon MaUui. Rohiehl Sailo. Soichi Hlronaka. Y'oshio Antone - J i. lllramoto. Gensokti 3-- N-Jk- 2761. ' "!- v. ; -. Chikao 205. Sapaki. Takairhi 22??. Kennedy.. Sianlev C 2325. Peck. Samuel Mca Pang. Chang Yuen 2f97. Nohiiru. Fshiz;.k.- - Parker. N;: thauiel -- 2752. - n l.."Tomlto, InMibiro 257. Mcdeiroa Kdward Arthur 2299. TaklsucbJ, Keiji'ro Ramterg. Olav Takayesu.! Yoshlwu 295S. D'uarorilo. Okantoi- Tsuci4i-to- r 25:. 2763. Alejandro " lis 5. ' Fhestapol. Mcholas Shustoff. llenrj" 2291. Sato. Kamelehi 2527. Kan. Arthur Kul Fa Teves. .Nicljolas T. 29r.l. Cyril ' Lobo. Kul 2 : '.:' ,' " 276 4. Pcmlwrlou. Eugene g-- '.''. . ' is 6. t Khara. Tokuichl 2059. KoekU Torajl. Choy. JK.k Walt IV Caetano. Jcaquln Huajace. Harold perry ".O01?. McCallum. Moses. K vr, -. Kam'.-- Ci. . 2233! 2765r Jr. 3-- IS 27. ijurL, Lavld 2080. Nagano. Tjiro . Arususuko 2529. Tevcs. Charles Carreira Karl. Georire ."!rtOL ' 3. iicmort?., l'cijohtchi . I, Kashin,. Gouvefa, K-a- J!.iiuel 229 (. Glair. ' ' ritait;ns 128. IJeorpe Lee 2081. Teves. Joe , Lima. John de 2530. Kaikolkala. Geo. Kaulukoa Eugene All. 3 Off 2. I Wa.- '"M.t ?a mi t" . " 4 3237. Cjtiurs' iUxtord , , 2062. 2295. Gomes.f ' 32ji. IS?. 4 l'ratU.lan?8 H. Titudukt. Kurutaro (Kirihara.Hiro.vhi 2531. Raltazar. Alfonso Raul 3003. DUvas. iK'faa:' 2768. 11 'Goti vela. Joe Mller3 ' - ' 1.30. Matstiruoto. Toichl 2083. Wise. William Smlllu 2296. Cleveland. Chauneey 2532. nen.Wjit. K. y 4k 3239. Fec lii. Mclliel Jr. Fitch Kidder. William Lai.e 2769. S00 ..I. Fernandez. Manuel 1S31. Totnoda. hinjF 2084. Galbraith. William 2297. Kauhane. Aki 2533. "tVilliam Kanemoto. 200.-- Davis. Alan SanTord " Pauahi. 2770. Tokutaro Gova. Keo .. ' 1S32. Akijon Harry 2295. Rraly. (leoipe oau. 3O06". ' Basker, Max Ichlmuia. 205. 'Crabb. Stephen Afexandcr' 2331. Wcrsig, Emil uourtland Dwt ght. ShJgota. Shlnynke . , i2U. JC. 2299. 2771. Jr. ' : Cliarles 2086. 'Anderson. Sanford Kdjar Valdoz. Tiiileilernio Havis. Walter Wm 3O07. ; V pi a. Georg S. . Charles Skinner 2772. Watanabe. jlro . 1 ' l$r.l. Cramer, lirurpt A. 2087. Panlltin. S. 2300. Luin. Tai Heynm. SOftM. ' 3213. Mori, ; " Francisco Vons 2536. Karl Adolf ".fedeirop. Corge1 FraiiJs " lt.35. Totnoyau. RUchl 2088. U. 2301. GeoiR-- 2773.. hristian. 225 1. Fujii. '. v ' Williams. Solomon v Paras. 252:. Kubotani. Genichl 2774. Fre s. 301)3 Yamada. Fji Goro " ' 1S36. 2089. 2302. Kurzln, Hymen.-Koide- Tahata. I 32 4.V. Arnakavra.Mienlrhl Hat..'ee Pong William 2538. Matsumalo. Tsuneyoshl Tamotsu 3010. . P'ia. id l'dmaiiti. Francl?eO ; 2303. 2775. . ' " M37. Yoiinj?, Wing Tone 2070. Oldo. Clarence Jatnes Jlajuo 253'J. Bong Nagasawa. Masao lok-.i- . - 3211. Alexa.ider, t;eotgs Kim. Gay 3011. Kk J.."- Nai'i ' - T$38. Makia. rcter Medelroiv Joseph Thofria 230 . IV.rara. Charles 2540. Daikichl Knnishiee.- - Ta ' - rns?.- Kan, Neliw-- E;: :' mn Martin Osaka. r.oi2. Vison. Iandro - 1839.' Nakamoto. Kunlio Kainibayashl. Yu.saburo 23H5. Warinner. Henry Janeuay 2541. Aeae. Tom Zlll. Takei. Togakn 3TI13. Chipg.'Wriliar.i' N.; F."i ;: St!- WiULint. . ' 2301;. 2778. 52:L-325- 0 : .:".-- - 1S40. AVarren. Francla J. 2073. Kametanl. Iwahel Kali ue. Thomas Kalua 25FT. Michitani. Shigco Mlasuda. Hayaichl 30) I. - F iTvra, Pedro ; -- -- 2779. ,. Tasa. Shiinso 1S41. Nakano, Akltanj 3171. Gasper, Too 2307. Fwaliko. William L. 25 IS. Harry Kaonohl Kong. Awa 301.-- ' Ivtpf s. Jorenh F. - - ; . Stewart. 278). Steiner. 'Lionel , i ( 1842.;: IMaro. Williani". 2075. ;. Greenly; Maurice Gay lord 230s. Tom. Chu 254 4. Michiharo. Suutaro , WHght l: K Fuji 3231 H'ftxes. WUHata C, Jr. 2781. W iler1 :;oi. Sekiil. u j 1S43.. VlHafuerte. 2076. Holstein. 2309. l.'arrison; A. a ja r ry t ' 3252 Joic Richard Wilfred Kmest 2545. Alvlar. Placido jucr Wi n e r 3017. Sam v -' MittisukJ. llorlmotu ' 1844. t Joseph D. - 2T77. 2310. Rak, 2782. r.arey. 3.1 Peter. hijiuiizu. Kyoshl --Crot.' Green. O?oar Alexander Tak Chunar 2546. McElsowne". Robert Roy Edward is. Karria. .Tohit K. ' , , ' 1815. 1 2078, 2311. Robello. , : 273. Sasaki, SMnichi . Sakuma. llidorl . Iwaakl. Yorhlmasa John Gomes 2547. Schmidt. Paul O. :'.nl?. Manor, 324. .Hcga, Kami " " A A . -- Is- Itinnicfo 1S4C. jTokuyarna. Maaalijko V 4 7. Raymond, Fred 2312. Malik, Frank-Lino- 2548. liok, Cho Sung Kama. William 3020. I ' 3255., Kam. Lin Fons . 7S5. Kama. rcl -- 1847. Cakagrawa. Satinderfs 2313. John Ailing Sak. Kini m . auiro 200. Richard Kamaka 2549. Hills: Clarence 2 lian ::i)2l. Ahuna, t Cnmi, Jem " i ' 7S6. Davld'K. 1848. Uyf Mileutaro I0S1. Ando. Hideo 2314. Kalana. 2:450. Quin to, Luis Ki. Tom un ; murt Isaac Kce. Tong "7'i7. 3022. Kama. Sam llycma, 2083. flanaoka. Kameichl 2315. Yamashita, Keichi 2551. Kaopua, James Rrowu, William X " 023. ' 325X. Setsu, EnzabUiO . -- Kalauo. Pt fer K. 1850. liiopo. Kosuko 2083. Smith. William 231i. Kerr. Charles Stark 2552. Harada. Chuyoshl-Robertso- n. 78. Grlllo. Joseph Cordeiro ".021. St. .;:5?. EUs, . John ' : . r ' , 2789. Clair. William P. Toku-rar- " V 1851. Lugano. Jujlto I0S4. Vlerra. Manuel Antono 2317. Ferrer. Angel 2553. Howard Sldne;-Vllllcrs- . W'aa . :02.". Tsucbiya. '; 3280. ToIdo 'V -- SclchI ...... 2318. Kiney. '; - 1SSJ. IReiantc Pedro 2085. Ling. Shu Teh Tolman. Chester Anderson 2554. RalpTi N. 7t. J.e ".026. Nailima. V SLiiL- Buicl:ff -- 2791. Sam " L 1853. 'McKearue. Henry 2088Y Chiyokl. Ilirata 2319. Yano. Sadaki 555. Cunningham. C. 3262.' .ISk-'tram- rSftoit Wight Kaiaau. David .ams 3027. Tomita. ' YVaJ. . 792. Tsnch'taro - - - -- 1854. Yen Wong 20S7. Yoshlyama. 2320. . i . V6ns Kanichl Williams. Alfred 2556. Simeon 1'erreira. Joariui'i 302S. . :". 323. FiijinotoEiji - Atienza. -- 793! Sako. Suchiehl DanvcJi. Alexander Campbell 2088. Salto. Katsumi 2321. Ahn. Kyung Silk 2557. Kalehua, Andrew 2284. Tai!t?ia. .Trrrumatsu : Teixeira. .John 2 2029. Pleid. Harry Vleier 2089. ; 2322. 79 4. ' ; SJ Gan Kanianpio. John Puaala .. . Ibarakir Kayata 2558. Tyau, Klti Hutchinson. Kdd 2030. ', 3265. Soo. Kim Chai " Four 2795. Yamamoto. Ta kick! , i Flgu-ira- . ' 18ai. Fortr. Alexander. James 2090. Kawai. Robert Hiraoka. Yosiiido 2559. Shibata. Masaattu 3031. : ' '. 3086 Ars.Tao " Takesue Naoichl tlarcla. Mariano '' .. Kiota ; ' 2091. Mateos. Ildefonso C. . t . Maki. , 2796. Kantiitn ",.'' 3267. Akiy-ma- Chi R a 158. Shiraraura. Matsuo 25K0. Castro. Henry -- 3032. Sur. Kee Moot ; . tiro ' 1859i .' 2092. 797. '' :.. - uensbtm. Kuniaicbf Yamamoto. Hironcmoa Kawamoio. Fukujchl 2561. White. Clarence Ad : -- 326S.' ,Y?moti. Aiicti Motoda. Sctsngl , 2798. rk :.::;. Hit. Yook SiniC ''' '' 1860.xLim. Ho ftlseshiro. Shusho 2326 Akazar. Santtapo 2..82. Victor. Joseph Lilikol nosea. Charles R 3034. .. ; V - 3269. Lorr?.:Fnnk Frejtas . I. 2799. W Tamimnio, Sinihcl ,' 1$1V Alexander. Joaebh Hul, Lunf 2327. Marshall, George Adam 2563. Opunui, hit ten. N. 2025.- - - - 3 2r7 y d f J ok Cj "a 186t-1863- Peter Kani Clarence Otiye, Tokoniiii r t . MeKenzle, George Stanley 2095. Koo 232S. Mau. 2800. nurgess. - ' 3-- 7 M i iTa t." 1 a c I Chai. Chun Tim 2364. Carlson. Walter A. Eric W. 303tj. Yoshigawa. ChocI - L v ar Tokoyana. Yochio Muller. 2329. Filomeno, Joseph 2801. Hose. . ' 20. . Waldemar 2565. Sterphone. Frank B Kaenaku 3037. Yogi. KKbo , A Kamada. Taigi s r . 2097. Chong-- Konir Ping1 233ft. Carniichael, 1 2802. nSchlller. 273 Aaxi:r.o.li":j: U4. " : James K. W. 2566. Seguirant. Joe De Sam 3038. Katayam. Toyosahuro '' , 1885,' Abod. Jacinto - - , ,V 1 209S. Rom. Kdward M. 2331. W 3803. Sproule. ' ' Nae-- K. ' Hiramatsu, Aiichi 257 Nada. Sadashiro William Keaa 3039. WBIiar.i .' i7I." V.vM . RuUoif ' . TTTo -- ccri-i-;-5' US6J lllckey, John I, 2099. Pun. Kam Kwal . 23u2. Low, Low 2568. lligidie, Padua 2804. Utaka, Juic 3010. Yutig "ilij Uyak , ' r.a j- - 0 -- 1I01COLULU Juiii-i.Ui-ii- i. 'UiL'iDAY. OCTOBEIl 23.. 1917. - .,... ,.,... ,,m m . ,l II 1, .,... -- ,,., ' f !! .,l IHWI.,1 BIXBY TO TRAIN AT PVT. CHARLES WISHMAN ,,..3: SUMMER COMPUINT "1 AMERICAN LAKE CAMP POSTED AS DESERTER' I am on my way at last." enthusi- Private Wlshman, Quarter- - With apologies to K. C. B. of the 1 TO PULL a get Charles trigger and astically writes Arthur E. BUby. rec- Hearst Papers. I for master Corps, Is posted in aracj mer marine reporter of the Star-Bulleti- ords having Seljoi i MY SHOULDER as a deserter, tft who left the part of IX. !! BEFORE I left ! hre latter field Barracks on October July to join MI- RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR BRUISED AGAIN the CaWornia militia enli&ted at Jefferon Barracks, -' with the nope that be would eventu- souri. June 16, 1915. He has a sister, SAN FRANCISCO I net ally ". 1!)17. besent to France. H. Serfelt, 1'09 ArmlUge arenue,' THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2 I In Rnsrrl Mmif SO I asked a friend airs. tn trio ttiinnmrf On the eve of leaving Southern Cali- Chicago. AVishman is 22 years of ase, FRIEND WHO is a hunter fornia for the big training camp WHO CALLED on me the other at has blue eyes, dark brown hair an' American Lake, Washington, he medium fair complexion. lie weighs man Uhether Hawaii shall have direct steamship con- AND HE said writes: amail juu iui a 3jiixu EVENING TO join me 160 pounds and is 5 feet and S inches. nections with Seattle is preeminently a of '.My signal reserve corpa company in height, lie is a teauuter by occu- Official matter IT'S GOOD shooting ' leaves lx)s Angeles at 7:S0 tonight pation. Thi is the first case of de--y- whether there is a steamer or ;ue steamers avail- SOME DAY for a shoot Camp ON for Lewis. There are 15 of us: sertion reiwrtcMi from the Hawaiian"5 able. THE Islands and :m from Angeles water AND THE fool xs and the remaind- department for a uumbcr of weeks y Will i lie proposed roinbinalion of the ritv darn er rrom Pasadena. desig- fieorge McK. MrClelian. former reside, t of this I CAME and got The official and one of the few since the begiuu::;; works and department make a jol too li for settled nation of the organization of which lrvt j LAUGHED AND laughed of the Mar. territory and now a Seattle attorney, has come from ruv company is a part i (27th one man? AND MOVED to the 31th Seattle with a commission from the ( 'handier of Field Battalion. Signal Reserve Corps ) 8uKi viM)r Hen llolliuger liaw aiJ o. lirt w ill an AND I got peeved ONE COAT DOES DUTY Commerce there to sound Field Battalion." V. this-attinnl- sentiment here upon such ROYAL GROVE nation of fartn justify e? and one d; iaui UNTIL HE told me FOR THREE WITNESSES f relations. -- - ; Li;?i-iick- k traniH)rtatioti Here is the Kiiinmary of a Mjgar plantation' I v MARU BOAT BRINGS The editor of the in SAW some Doves or tinder one manager: Star l.ulletin. a letter from , THEY'RE NOT hunting Men in their shirt steeves are not ; 51 Seattle a few weiks ago. lold of the eame: wish TONS CARGO HERE allowed in court rooms when 1. Ilnildii)"; railroads. PIGEONS MAYBE they were circuit of Northwest -- I THE RICE is heading court is In session, and four Japanese, (H-ratinp- interests that Hawaii ml Puget 2. : railroad. " Outside of the Japanese commis- three without coats, solved the drc LARGE ! Sound lie linked with a freight-an- d passenger serv-i- . MYNAH birds 0ierutinx Migar mills. WHATEVER THAT is sioners aboard the Maru liner for problem in Circuit Judge Heen's court The is i the toast there were few passengers yesterday afternoon, they were situation the same now as then, with AND I thought I'd buy a where 4. )Kiratin large pnmping plants. AND THEY are scaring the of prominence oilier than in business called as in a this difference, the is ' witnesses divorce cae. building; and sizes. that federal shipping beard and circles. one exception .. Krertion of of all kinds SHOT GUN but my wife thurch The The first one called owned a coa in full control of sea transportation, ami it is to i EIRDS AWAY I'm va H'iUiam Englialiman, wa . rouxtructing miles of ditches and tunnels. and Pratt, an and had it on. As s)n as he the federal shipping hoard and not to steamship who has been acting consul general through testifying he rushed from ths 7. Developing water. WAS LIKE the lady WONDERING WHAT'my in Kobe. Japan. court room, peeled off the garment corporations that we must now look. I Ojerating plantation stores. . In the steerage the Maru had 2f.i and passed it to the next witness, who When project-o- f Seattle-Honolul- u WHOSE HUSBAND wrote me j a. Operutinglunchine the a steamer SAN FRANCISCO FRIEND 'Icnolulu passengers. 17 of them denned it and proceeded into the shoj. ilipinos who came to Hawaii to work court room. It went along way was agitated here nearly a year ago, the answer of ( this 10. Huilding roads. AND WANTED a dress and MEANT BY n plantations. the steamship officials was the until all four had testified and the n. Ituilding bridge and eu verts. that no steamer was t The Maru cargo rocsisted of 50"O first had finally gained possession o! available. This meant solely that all the vessels SOME FISH and I'm IT'S GOOD SHOOTING ( iis. 01 of which were consignel to his coat 12. Maintaining hundreds of hores, mule " weer engaged in tilling more contracts or in carry- Honoiulu merchants. . carts,' elc GLAD I didn't buy TECAUSE THEY don't The cabin passengers were ISO In A son was yesterday ing out plaus which, felt, born to Mr. 13. Handling thousands of men and women. the owners it would be number, l. in the second cabin and and Mrs. Arthur Thayer, of 1026 Four THE GUN 14. ufuuiT wisetior proiunnie 10 cuange. i tie .Matson SHOOT CRAPS or a total of 87 Asiatic passengers. teenth avenue. Kaimuki. Derating eleetrie plants. . line, for instance, declined to ;i Handling of manv millions of mouev. consider seriously. BECAUSE EVERY morning THE CHUTES or (. Planting, cultivating and produciuj sugar tnat time, the plan of diverting one of its vessels to take up the AT SUNRISE I hear LYING FISH with. I lie counties factors entering into this special Northern trade. mi.:.. suuauon. '.....i! nasi i .....iiv ixed Industry. mis ikvii intensineu tae jjrowiug COOING OR whatever TUT I would' like to And the plantation man not only has to reckon njed for American ships in the war trade, and by IT IS CALLED 3HOOT THOSE with physical facts, such as engineering, buying the commandeering of the American steamers o many etc.. but he has to develop community cen lines operating on the Pacific. AND LOUD reports CHINAMEN WHO make those 1 ters, solve social problems, solve labor problems, in era i lie v uesire ior a steamer Jme is not an ex th Second LIKE HUNTERS shootin- - AWFUL NOISES mokt the handling of great numbers of men," women and pression merely of a friendly feeling for Hawaii. I Liberty Loon a is dictated by children. sound business reasons. Kusiness rea AND EVERY evening : EVERY MORNING at sunrise sons nave also dictated the virtual refusal of ship Is his job too big one , Not D is for man? at all. IT'S THE same THANK YOU Success too "'big for the small man, but the success of Ha ping compauies to establish the direct steamer con vaii's plantations is proof that there are men big nection. AND I was Itching FISH enough to manage these jobs. Jlr. McClellan can find plenty of sentiment here n The city's departments can be centralized under in favor of the steamer line. Its advantages are PROHIBITION AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE hi you have no bank ac-- ne competent head just as soon as the supervisors unquestionable, but against them ait? weighed the IF nd the citizen quit thinking in terms of politics disadvantages of diverting vessels from their present 'ju think in terms of business efficiency. routes at a time when the searcitv of bottoms is not only unprecedented but perilous to Hawaii's GIVEN THOUGHT BY LAST CONGRESS If your employer will not WHICH DO YOU.PREFER? present trade. help you purchase a bond The lever which may be ojierated with telling Impressions of Session Are Out constitution.-- The latter will be press on the gradual payment Every American city that has compromised with effect is that of apical to the shipping board. That ed next month. ice has come to regret its mistake with terrible bit such an appeal would come from Hawaii is doubt lined By Dr. Wadmanof "Several bills passed the senate and plan Anti-Salo- on house but failed of joint approval and : ful, since Hawaii's League crness. businessmen have no such press remain pending on the calendar. ing desire for Seattle-Islan- d The cities that have fought vice and there are the service as have Notwithstanding the great amount Among them are the soldiers and saii Then come to the Trent Trust ith cities have developed not only sterling mo the merchants and exporters of the Northwest. It of work done by the last congress in ors' civil rights bill, the daylight sav a Ing measure, the Webb export bill, the I passing war measures, time was found Co., 916 Fort St. a force, hut a civic cleanliness that has helped tre appears now to local interests that a suitable vessel mi- to take action upon two important do measure regulating the killing of endously to build up sound,' clean, progressive, cannot be spared for the northern run. gratory birds and the national prohi mestic matters, prohibition and wo ' pectable business. On the other hand, businessmen of Seattle, Ta man suffrage, says Rev. John W. bition measure. We will make it possible for Wadman, D. D., in a received The proposed Colombian treaty, for (Compromise with vice means that every city offi coma, Spokane and other Northwest cities can em letter payment of $25,000,000 by George W. Paty, in satisfaction you to have a part in the . 1 secretary of the phasize to the shipping Anti-Saloo- of loss of Panama Canal zone charged with enforcing, the law is compromise board the necessity, an they n league. Dr. Wadman, who her the of see the is now making Washing-tonD- . also failed senate ratification ani Second Great ; with his duty stultifying his conscience. Com it, of direct Hn. Their point is that Pacific his home in on Liberty C, is superintendent of Ha- is the calendar. omise with vice means' that every city official in shipping, to develop' properly end to serve all sec the During the session, six altfed mis L o waiian branch of the National Anti- - a n. - sions were officially received !:ose hands tions of the coast Apronerlv. demands the Seattle- and ad enforcement of the .law is placed is Saloon league. His letter in part fol- ' Hawaii line. lows: dresses made by the heads of these raking his trust. A very, ship distinguished delegations. dol- f Well, the session's of Lord Bal , Payments as small as one And compromise with vice means that at the door ping man represents the federal board for that dis record four spoke for he Premier " achievement i probably unparalleled every official there is placed the most insidious trict, and if the needs of the Northwest can be pre world wide legislati-- ? history. Ful- Vivian and Marshal J offre for the lar a week may be ar- It French; Prince Udine for the Italian; r temptations to graft insidious because the sented with enough force, the board mav act radi ly twenty billions of dollars have been Baron Moncheur ; for the Belgian; ranged. appropriated as c measures or as er war a thy community cally and put a large freight-and-passeng- vessel Boris Bahkmetieff of the furnishes him with a loans to our Allies, while other meas for the Russian and .usible excuse.'- - on the desired run. Viscount Ishli for the Japanese. ures have been enacted into statutes Upon of unsurpassing scope significance the adjournment. President No charge for our service. livery day, every hour that this community re-e-s and Wilson immediately issued a public and with an enthusiasm and unanim - statement in which eulogized to go to the front in an open, unyielding bat- The kaiser declares that the result of Germany's ity seldom, if ever, known in parlia- he the vice mentary procedure. work of the session In fitting and elo This Trust Co. is here for the against every delay stores up retribution. seventh war loan "proves the people are behind the It was indeed a quent terms among things, most remarkable session. By and other ..e day of reckoning must come, v imperial government and are ready the said : for further sac passage of the army draft law, a benefit of the people of In war military force must be of-:isi- rifices of blood "'I believe that it has also in equal a either on the and treasure until the honor and fighting force of a million men - was degree, and as far as possible in the1 this community. or defensive. Deadlocks are but temporary. freedom of the fatherland is assured." Meantime suddenly called "Into existence and war, safeguarded immediate training. By face of the rights oner or later an army must or defend. is the German people are having lesson, the enact of the people and kept in mind tho fiht tt their which. ment of another law the entire control :.ost axiomatic -- that the best defense is attack. when fully driven home, will convince them of the considerations of social justice so of Come in we are here to that nation's food and fuel was vest ten obscured in the hasty readjust very commander's strategy is directed toward tak-th-e only in the liberty of all humanitv can the honor ed in the president. A huge appro " " ment of such a crisis." help you. ,: ' priation was made, providing for offensive. - ;' ; and freedom own loans "J'l of their countrv be established. to our "comrades in distress," while If Honolulu is not on the offensive in vice $640,000,000 the war, was made available for PERSONALITIES .is city, must be on the defensive. There is no France is in airplanes with which to assist in the fortunate having such a sturdv pa final disposition ot Prussian autocracy. Mernative. We mnst take the initiative in this bat--j as Poincare at head. holdinir mem- - MRS. J.; WESLEY "THOMPSON of triot its His n the Then came the big revenue measures, 'lf?H;r-lf?UT"'(C(Ma- or allow the most insolent graft and the most ... the tax bills, the espionage act Kona is visiting Mrs. Hendrichs, at Ti ) i bers of the cabinet to their positions when they ani the latter's residence, 505 Beretania praved vice to take the offensive against us. were worried into resigning is one of those instances the soldiers and sailors' insurance street. 4 provisions one of the sanest meas Which do you prefer, citizens of Honolulu? hat strengthen confidence in republican institu ures of all. C. B. COTTRELL, who was oper- Congress also found 1 tions. "America and France, indeed, in the test of time to take ac on appendicitis RICHARD H. TRENT, PRES. tion on two important domestic mat ated for last Monday Since sooner or later home will be war exhibit equilibrium at Queen's hospital, to- rule a fact in at least not second to that ters prohibition and woman's suff was reported CrIAS. G. HEISER, JR, TREAS. icland the question of an Irish flag is one which of any of the monarchies involved in the world strug rage. day to be somewhat improved. IRWIN H. BEADLE, SECY. "Besides prohibiting ;nuld be settled as rapidly as possible. A good gle. further manu C. B. COTTRELL. of 1014 Kapialani facture of distilled beverages au- - a I thought been given.the and street, chief engineer of has subject since the tnonzmg the president In the foo! of the Kalihl 1 Pumping Station, who was operated ssingcTf the home rule act Apparently the pro- Traditions of the American navy were honored control bill, to stop or curtail that of upon beer and recently at the Queen's hospital, wls which have met wjtb-mo-st approval are a red wines, the senate by a vote ia reported in 'the conduct of officers and men of the destrover of 6o to 20 slightly better. and; on 'the on also passed the Sheppard high road to recovery. :. Patrick's cross a white ground, charged with torpedoed the other day. When the time comes for resolution, proposing a national dry "golden ur shamrocks and a sunburst on a blue attack on the sea or shore defenses of the enemy it amendment to the federal constitu- Another champion golf player arriv- " - tion. It is pending in the house for ac- ouud." The latter was the banner of Fionn Mac- will be delivered in the spirit of Farragut's immor- ed in Honolulu yesterday In the person tion at the Decemberi session. of Master James Forrest Greig. ..inhall's Fenians, Another design which has sup-rter- s tal words, Damu the torpedoes, go ahead." "The house created a special com He was presented to James I. B. Greig, consists ofjhree golden crowns on a blue uiittee on woman suffrage, while the Hawaiian golf champion, by senate favorably Mrs. ound. part of the arms of Munster. This was Ire-- reported the Susan Greig at the Kapiolani Maternity Amundsen, the famous re- B. Anthony amendment. or Polar explorer, has nroDosfnt? an norae yesterday. Km h mnther and On before nboh i d's national emblem from the twelfth centurv turned to the kaiser ,the decorations bestowed on equal franchise amendment to the child are reported to.be doing nicely. itil the three crowns were replaced by, the harp, him by the German government. Wilhelm now has order, of Henry VIII. Nobody has proposed Oct 27 a few extra crosses and ribbons to bestow on the en as one of the colors; green first being used bombers of women and 'children. the united Irishmen in 1708 as an "amalgama- - you must make your ap- n" of the orange of the North with'the blue of "German People Growing Weary of e South, blue being Ireland's owe heraldic color. War Saeri I plication and first pay- fices." And it's becoming harder every -- San Francisco Bulletin. month for war-lord- s Waikihi ment for your the of Berlin to convince the people that their colossal sacrifices are helping to win the war. Thirty-thre- e congressmen of the right sort men " brains, influence and intention to become ac- - ,". Food Administrator Child advises Libeiy unted with Hawaii can get as much out of an all those who Home cial trip, and be as valuable to Hawaii, as one criticize the price of fish" to make a jersonal inves- Two entirely two-bedroo- ::dred whoxspend most of their time junketing, tigation; If his advice is followed, there will he at rebuilt, newly papered and painted, m Bond least 50,000 investigations homes on .'re are some puzzling situations for the congress-- n started right off the bat. Kalakaua Ave. Each on a lot of 100x50 feet. to investigate the public land problem, in-ne- e Each home lias its own garage and for laundrv. Only Don't let your dollars be and they have none too mucji time in which A repulse of the Germans attempting a landing two minutes from the ear line. do it. That the party is comparatively small is on the Esthonia coast, following a game naval scrap slackers. Attend to 'this These attractive homes for sale at $4000 each on un- : istinct Advantage. , against superior forces by the Slavs, indicates that at the earliest possible BUY j the usually reasonable terms. A LIBERTY Hear is not quite ready for his winter nap. BOND Iei-e'- s a. Huffalo blighter hiding five million Write, phone or call :T;V fi' jjs of sugar under a flour label while patriotic 'The Liberty Loan is pouring whole broadsides of ... i s in Hawaii are denying themselves indulgence silver bullets into.kakcrism. it ' e sweet, tooth so that the soldiers of liberty may Guardian Trust Co., Ltd Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. ithal to sweeten their rations. "Tha's Germany is using up chancellors at a rapid Real Estate Department. Te 3688. Stangenwald Bldg pretty I'ort ana Merchant fits. - 5701 I Hooinanawanui of Kcwalo would sa,jr. rate Phono 'air' as I 00 jitPAKCOfXllSSION

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--I America and Japan Must Work BARON MEGATA f Together to End War, As- serts Baron T. Megata

: " ,rr, : .. : "By concerted efforts the United .'' State and Japan mast strive to put To fail V t. en end world calamity and to t7Se I after theC"?? we murft work, together I to keep the Pacific pacific." ; Thus declared Baron Tanetaro Me- - cata, member of the bouse of peers J ffafld bead of the special Japanese flnan-- j V..,-:-- - Vial commission visiting Honolulu, in j I fin address delivered at a banquet Mo-jrr-oi m given by Consul General Rokuro Mr last night in honor of the com-- - mission? f A special finance commission was cstahiished in Japan to carry on the I work of investigating the financial and economic measures adopted by the foreign powers to meet, the exig-- l encies arising out of the great world I war, tile purpose of its investigations being to furnish Japan with instruc- - tlve Information a to ways and means frr furthering the development of the 4 I empire, both during and after the war. - - tfniroiuiglfii t in purunce of this purpose persons, I officials and private individuals. Kav- - I ins ability and experlence iif the tret: are in ment of. the subjects concerned, 1 Mission 1 f to bo selected from time to time and Head of Japanese Financial to f charged with this important mission the United States. - I As the first step. Baron Megata, Cial relation of Japan and the Terri- chief of the commission and bis.aso- - tory of Hawaii. I elate commissioner. Were ordered to "For commercial reasons, Hawaii in I 1 proceed to the United;; States. There Tited the Japanese to come to these I fore, sending of commisson tb.' these islands, and, in various and devious V. rs to the United States In order to uays, assisted them to come. Briefly, 1?;' 1 enable tbem to observe personally the they came in notable numbers and ,' V conditions actually exlsitlng in that following Christian scriptural Injunc- ,. h I country and to to create between the to- tion Increased and multiplied until . two natiorKja better ' understanding day Japanese subjeats compose prac- i promote mu-- I whlcK sballwerve to the tically one-hal- f our itopulation. r u tual interest of both countries, will ""While the original motive was to not only be instrumental in furtherfngl ecure labor there was secured nearly TT n relations of intimacy between Japan every factor hat goes to make up a A and the United States but also will normal community.

have the effect! of bringing into 3 -- "Those who labor cannot all at one . Ii clearer light the Industrial and finan- command capital and control busi- cial fields of tbjs empire, both dur- ness; for years of saving must infer, ing and after the war. That the United .vene. .?v- -i ; States will hold a dominant position "Some years have intervened until 11! 1 . the" money market o. the world we find three notable Japanese banks fter the war seems quite certain, and In Honolulu. We find a number of ifnsequently to strengthen the basis strong Japanese wholesale firms. In I i of cooperation with her z tantamount other important vocations and busi- to advancing the economic position of ness, the Japanese are. exceedingly " empire. :y- - ..' ;- " i.' this 'iy y prominent. . - In the selection vof the commission; "Wre find ai of June 30th..l917, out I ers, comparatively many appointments of 32,282 public school pupils, 13,804 f uaig vecu uiaue iiuui uubiucbb tuuics, are Japanese. Out of 6,746 private 1 1 in as much as the' necessity of making school pupils 1,058 are Japanese. In ad- VTY t , the Investigation - a combined, effort dition the Japanese have 137 schools 'f of both government and people . has and about 14,000 pupils solely their t. been keenly felt by the authorities. own maintained and directed by them- I Following are the members of the selves, u ; commission: , "Of our population of relatively Baron Tanetaro Megata, member of 235,000 civilians, 107,213 are Japanese '. : the house of peers. Kiv',;" subjects, not to mention children be- Osamu Matsumoto, secretary in the ing educated in Japan. y : department of finance. . i Takenosuke Sakaguchi. technical in--j spector In the erlraordlnary investlga-,'tio- n 95TH REPORT OF bureau, department of finance."-- i 1 wousld be a. gireateir dis-- Baron BunklchI Ito, secretary In the v extraordinary industrial investigation : . 1 bureau, department of agriculture and mmerce. r v'1 v- : ). ASSOCIATION S : - Doctor Seijf Hishida, J secretary in- . grace thaiii the loss m terpreter to the ? government general ' ; Cho-se- n 1 of (Korea).'; , . v J- Umekichl ,Ycneyama, managing-- ' PUBLIC To-V'ki- o. lilVi director of the Mitsu Bank, Ltd, JOEI g .big -- 1 1 : battle. :;',:it"ii;;i-v-;- America of Vshltaro Yamashlta, general-man-- I ager of the Sumitomo firm, Osaka. On the last lap of a century of ex- Choto Koike, director of the Ku.ara haustive religious work throughout I head office, Osaka. - , : rlhe Hawaiian Islands, the Hawaiian J Kenijiro Matsumoto, representative Evangelical Association has Issued its ; of the Yasukawa Mining Co., Fukuoka. 93th annual report under the heading j v At the banquet last night, which Magnifying His Work. : r The sinking of the transport j was held In the gold room of the Alex-- The report shows a healthy growth II 1 ! ander Yotwg hotel, about 40 local bus In the association during the last 12 iness meiwere present in addition to years, and a gain in all departments "Antilles" is a very small disaster the members of the commission snl of the organization and phases of the to do 1 local consular attaches. Toasts were work. There are now 106 churches w;hat drunk to the president and the mikado under the direction of the association, indeed to would happen and brief addresses mado. Cover no j having a ' total : of S916 members. Hnkham welcomed the commission on Churches and memberships are dis- were the United States unable to -- lialf of Hawaii. The first addresa tributed aa follows: was made by Consul General Moroi, " 23 4340 mem . Oahu, churches and who said, ia pari: Maul, 31 yom bers; Molokai Lanal, through is a great tiling in these, and I raise war funds Liberty "It stlrrin j churches and 1215 members; Hawaii, time ot world ttrmoil to be able to 33 2292 members; poiit to this voufatry or country, churches and Kauai, that 16 and 1069 members. ? Bonds. and to be able say churches ;l tf 'Friend. , I am ! gild to say that 4s far as my observa-ttn- s The missionary forces of the asso have extended, the warm rela- elation consist of the Hawaiian, Portu- tions existing bej.weenthe empire of guese, Chinese Japanese and Sunday The toll in lives and property jschool departments.- - all of which Japan and the United States , have have never at any tlmd been other than done excellent work, during the last tremely cordial abd while there have year. There is also a publication de--. that is levied by the Hun war god been occasions when those who were partment " ;v SSI im enemies have attempted to stir up The following institutions come-- un- has already begun for beloved strife between toe two countries, I der the direction of the educational m our 1 TJ m Then sign the am glad to say the wisdom of ;'..VTV that and department the association: -.- the minds of the gVeat men of the two Kawalahao seminary. Mills school, )miM,. land countries have ben able to avert any Bible school, Japanese Christian Boys' coupon below unpleasantness and we are today en- Home, Hilo Boarding school, Japanese joying an exchang of commercial jid Boarding school, KohaUv Girls' school, and mail diplomatic relations which we have Beretanla settlement,' Waiakca heitle-men- t, It is to furnish the men and every hope to believe, will coctln-a- ? Central Kona settlement and for all time.; - ; Maunaola seminary. There can be 110 better medium to IMMEDIATELY! materials to defeat the onslaught cement that intercourse than an ex- change of personal views between the of peace ' big en of the two countries, and it is the barbarians, to restore : . - my ""pleasure, your excellency 1 business men of Honolulu, to present disrupted to you the prominent men of my coun- and honor to the world : try who, I am sure, carry with them .1 ; v". i: hearty ' very greeting and a profound - - - by war and dishonor, that the hope that the- amity , we enjoy today may continue as it has in the past. " The members of the Outdoor Circle In part, Baron Megata spoke as fol Liberty Bonds are issued ; :; are planning another Christmas tree, lows: ". to given palace grounds, been commissioned to be in the and "We have to which tourists, men and officers your country on Import- : 1 ' come to this from all the forts and stations, home I' occasion to study the financial and ; 'V- ant people, everybody, shall be in- - economic measures, adopted bere, so in fact, t' -- plans America and Japan may jobs vited. As the are being formed that much earlier this year than last, it is Bay hand in band to prosecute the war un- Liberty Loan. Committee, your n before believed tree will be even victory won. Our that the an O. Box 136 1, Honolulu, y til ou.r. final is visit, greater success. This year, P. :v:;r,; we. hope, will prove to be a happy with all Date ... 0 the singers in all the schools, clubs,' n omen for the future pros'perity of -- te 1 hereby pledge myself to subscribe commerfSbd friendship of the two circles, churches and other organiza- to the United States tions specially asked to roJke a part Second Liberty Loan In the amount of $ noom - Domraay nations, hy of the great Christmas chorus, the "I am delighted to find so many Name ...... thousands of our. nationals pursuing music, which will consist wholly of their peaceful vocations in'these beau- Christmas carrols, and of course the Address and help boost the Hawaii subscription delighted national anthem, should be excellent tiful islands. I am also to groups learn that many of them aoon after 'The various of singers are Below fill in the name o.' a bank, trust company, plantation office or to 5 million! America joined in the great world asked to practice until they have the member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange . through whom you war offered themselves for military carrols note and letter perfect, when wish your subscription to be handled. service under the flag of the country they will all be brought together in which v they live, thus exhibiting one big final rehearsal, which will be in Jane-Winn- - by Miss their characteristic patriotism- for directed NOTICE: Do not fail to call at the plaTe you have indicated and America as much as for their; native The executive committee now plan- arrange payments before October 27. Do it now! , ning for this tree consists of Miss country."-- r y v LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE are excerpts from Gover- Mary Winne, chairman; Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs. A. A. . Young,. nor Plnkham's address: ; r - K; Miss Xora Sturgeon, and Miss Aileen Dowsett H "It would be inappropriate for me to discuss general international eco- nomics, but vastly appropriate to re- CVhen Your Eyes NeedCarr view the local economic and commer- - Try Murine Eye Remedy w!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiii!IIIIIIIIilIIII!!!IIiUIM iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii' )0 HONOLULU SXAU-UULLLTX- N. Tlmite DAY, OUTOUHK 25, 1917.

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BROWNE FAIR CHAMPION MOLIA DIUnSTEOT Ati1MV 1 ' GAVE 'EM SHIRTS FLOC OFHELDS PLAY lEHE It MEET WO FflUT DEROSSV AQUifflC' STlffif MARY ' ffl ; y.. i - Pennant Winning Club Re- Linda Vista Camp Has 42

Worid-Famo- of , us Tennis Stars: Almost Sure to Make Appearance ceives Donations Baseball Diamonds for Khaki Men Cut Downj.ead of vy' Swimmers and Finished Saturday Wearing Apparel Khaki Pfay : First By Wide Margin Engineers in Line in Local Play Patriotic Tennis I Tourney Starts XT- End Third Fort : ' ; l:yrl-:::.:Cy::..17:- . Afternoon v: ; - Kamehartiehas Bring Up the Rear . : 1XDIANAPOUS, Oct. 13. It SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 16. pennant-wicnin- g -- i - pnys to be with a That athletics are playing a prom- W a T engineers fV OLLA DJURSTEDT, rational wo-- Ition ruled that champions of 1916 are club. Members of the Indianap- inent part in the various camps in down the lead acquired race and Buchanan of tho "r ex GUTTING navy men In opening or navy raced with 1 i man s ltnjries cnampion, and Mary to remain such, whether beaten in olis team", hich won the Ameri- the United States was shown yesterd- the and Sncll the their 5 Browne, whom Caliiornlans hibition play . or . not. ; untu anotner ay-afternoon - round.; the Fort De Russy swim- arras and less; tied.. claim can association flag were pre- In a letter re- ' All-Servic- e i 'staged. mers won the swimming , - i a greater player . than even the national tournament is sented with enough wearing ap- ceh ed here by 'Joseph Addleman Results holder, plan-- will " meet the Y. M. C. A. pool nfght night's were: title will probably, be the two Following out thla there parel to last them all winter. ; from Camp Linda Vista, San at last Last results prominent "will championships at the finishing with 77 points. Tho navy inen lH)-yar- d -- Novice Do Russy, 1 stars who appear here be no awarded Fifty-nin- e silk shirts, four suits Diego. The letter conveyed the Goetz. were right behind 64 points, Russy, Car-- ; lor the big tennlg tournament during Hawaiian Patriotic tennis tournament of clothes and IS hats were some news that 42 baseball fields, 22 with the first; Brayant Do second; the In February. ' "While no which Saturday on the courts of engineers third with seven and Fort roll. Engineers, third. Time, one nitn-- : carnival " starts of Uie donations of Indianapolis .football fields. 10 cement tennis been' & Racing Club at Kamehameha fourth with mark- ute. seven two-flfth-s seconds. definite word, has yet received the llawail Polo merchants. "VYickland and Cosey v courts and six swimming tanks four and Polo ers. . The naval men put up a hard 50-ya-rd Cham p Pingry, Do as .to whether or not they will come, Kapfolani park. The cjips of the, Dolan got ten" silk shirta apiece. - are being for the soldiers. rionshi ; but1 built . Jl. L. Castle of the Hawaiian Tennis Club will be used as trophies no battle for the honors, taking the final Russy, first: Cunha, Navy, second; - Jack Hendricks, manager of the 60-yar- ' Association" stated ' yesterday that" ar titles will be battled for. Nevertheless relay over the d course.' Granrose; Fort Kamehameha, third. I club; Seve Yerkes, the leading ! rsngements can be The Time, twenty-seve- n fou-flfth- s are under way to bring a number or speedy matches batter; Cosy Dolan. the leading Star and ' ' - - i the two net stars here and that the expected. ; base stealer, and Northrop,' TOVNERS STAGE Pingry was tho big star for4hc win second. Jake lift-ya- - rd Guyot, f arrangements will, probably, be. com- Many. Entries 21 ncrs, taking the individual points Novice De Russy, who won games, got the suits.' 1 pleted In all : details in the near fu- Among the entries : filed . yesterday rrize. The De Russy men took a re- first; Mailc, Navy, second; Carroll, En- - - .... ture.. Two. other star players, (prob- w ere- those of Atherton Richards, for- lay race cup while the navy men also gincers, third. v Time, ten seconds. ably men will accompany the women mer champion ; of the' islands, and 1 WITH walked off with two relay race cups. 44()-yar- d Charaplonshipringry, Do I stars to Honolulu for the big tourney. Billy Warren, both. In training at the Tl E GAME Russy, first: Azlln. De Rnssy. second: ' Guyot of De Russy was second In the Fight Battle- - ; officers reserve camp. They have individual points. The cups and rib- llcnsley, De Russy, third Time, six ) MOLLA minutes, thlrty-nin- o two-flftH- s sec-- Since the latter part of July when entered for the singles and doubles. BJURSTEDT. bons were donated by the Y. M. C. A. and Mary Browne Molla be- and while onds. ; and BJurstedt Entries are:coming in fast and were presented to the winners ' gan - The wonderful Norwegian marvel; 50 BackRtrokej-Coctx,- Do their exhibition: matches for- the the tournament Saturday will be small by Gen. S. I. Johnson, N. G. H. yard Rus-- "Red Cross, itr has; been a neck and it should prtng forth some clever ten- holder of the women's national singles sy. first; 'Cunha. NaVy.'fAoud Car I " PLETO will ' probably appear De Russy started the evening with race greatest are $1 singles title who here roll. Engineers, TiLllLthirtx-fiv- e neck for the number nis. Entry fees for the Fl ICO-yar- third. d in during a bang Goetz took the no- two-fifths- - of victories and when final game and $2 for a team of doubles. the tournament the carnival and second. . the 50-yar- .Molliill Pingry d was completed Mary Browne was ac There will be no admission charged In' February: She will play against Before a large crowd at the vice. took the cham- .gprins Board Diving Romans, Mary Browne of field yesterday afternoon the Town pionship, Guyot pulled" down another I claimed the leader. But Molla to , tourney Saturday t In the FOR PASSENGERS California. Navy, first; Santlcrs, n Russy, sec still the but 20-yar- 1 three-al- plum In d nov&p ; Team-- battled to a l ' tie with the end all De ; remains champion despite her defeats big ; tournament vtn February all ond; Guyot. iKf Ruy,' third. . ' . ; Russy men , 440-yar- d year. w the 23th Infantry Football club in one took places In the Relay'i , men. : this All championship matches money collected for admission ill swim, four 0 yards each s. games staged locally in the back storke Goetz were postponed - this . year and the go to the . Tennis Association ambu-lance- of the best this Navy, first; De Russy, second; En-- - I ' - ' ' " - Plenty of sports were furnished pas season, captain- can", woo captain ea beat out Cunba of the navy and spurns - : . , gineers, . United States Xawn Tennis Assoc! Jabs big third. , , ... . V sengers on the steamer Maul during Jay's the soldiers, was their hero scoring a the surprise. Total points Do Russy, 77 Navy, 4- - tie the voyage from San Francisco which perfect goat half and Thfe novelty RANDALL, ? field in the first events were good The fil: Engineers, 7; . BILLY NOTED t ;- Fort Kamehameha. .- . ended . yesterday. Deck sports were Rpdrigues of the Towners did" the engineers furnished a three-legge- d t TURFMAN, PASSES AWAY FRANK GOTCH BETTER run off on the afternoon and evening WHAT'S THE USE? same trick in the second half. f ' : - IN AND WILL LEAVE CQT of October 22 and the prizes awarded Start With . Rush . : s . WHILE SPOKANE, AVASH. says: ' : ' PRINTERS TO TAKE m ' IN SHORTLY-.- . at the captain's dinner on the night Puzzled Prunella - khaktc'Iaa . men ,with a ; , HOSPITAL . The; .started .':-- . you f.'---i.- . r If KEEPING SCORE -- i'O-- of October 23. rush and : played a smashing game. BALL FEDERAL MEN TONIGHT SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 16. Wel- f Wear your hair -- USED AS PROOF OF lington D. Randall, one of the famous CHICAGO, Oct 15 The :con-- The events and winners were as fol The Towners. who expected a team f AY Y; BOWLING ALLEYS t In a knob ; v SANITY OF INMATE .. - turfmen of the West, died Saturday at dition of Frank Gotch, former lows: : ; similar to the kind that represented r : ::.:. - On. top . Spokane.-- " The remains were brought f world's 'champion wrestler, has 1 Nail driving contest. Won by the 23th on the last occasion of their The Printers and Federals will clasti ; It make you 4 rOUftHKEEPSIE, N.s Y., Oct . yesterday Improved so rapidly that his Mrs. Jack Milton.; Prize, ukulele. meeting, .were disappointed. Carr's tonight Y. M. C. A. bowling al- San l'yanciscQ. 13.-Har- to. and the f Look too prim ry con- - rl'lbc physician said today, he. would 2 Are. you. there, .Casey? Won .by men played w ith a vim and had it not f Marx, after teyig leys good jls funeral held this afternoon 'from his f "And If you 1 S and a match promisei. ' - fined . In JIattcawan years as he-wa- ,be able to leave the hospital E. II. Lewis. Prize, Bcarf pin. been for some of the crude work In pin-smashin- g home. "Billy" Randall, as at f ' The will begin at . 7:3) 1 ' Wear In ' ' - It to. Judge ' ' . 3 insane, presented, Piatt . -- soon. x . Boys'- potato race. Won by Ver the backfleld the. soldiers might have , V" :. - - fectlonately known to thousands . of f o'clock. ) v'i " Curls you . ability to keep a baseball box followers, such" non Tavernette. Prize, box of pencils. VOn. ; his f turf raced famous Look too score, , In last night's game tlw Financiefs - ; : played as proof of his sanity. horses as Ostler Joe, Salvation and Second, Francis Cline. Prise, box of Jlelim for the Towners a " Girlish and flighty ' : : y nosed out tho Tineapple Factors. Th paints. good game al- . - ' Senator Bland. He once. trained fo. .Third, Fred Cooke. Prize, in and In the second half pin-fal- l - Don't you know? total for the Financiers was -- . v . swept , the late Ifarcus VDaty - and Rudolph FORMER STANFORD STAR door basebalL v most the warriors off their feet. 1514 and 1427. By : So; What's the Use? for the Pines mutual - 4 Girls' . potato race.1: Won by Mary George Hawkins followed his captain's Spreckels. Jle enjdyed a reputatlon for agreement three men. tolled to eaca ; ' GETS SERGEANCY; HONORS WIN ONE AND TIE NEXT. honesty and Integrity on the turf that Schoen. Prize, box of pencils.' Second, Football players never make good example and shone brilliantly. Canarlo team," Splits were frequent and the ; by Eulalle "Head. Prize, puzzle board. did some sp;endld passing. ; was overshadowed no other man. boxers. They're too willing to Col- result was small scores. ; SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY, Oct. fight The boarders at the St. Louis was 9 years of age, and at the Third, Edith Lewis. Prize, paper dolls. nothing. It was a spectacmar fame from He 16, Charley. Austin, Sanja Clara coach 5 for lege played a doublehcader with the Wikander's 533 was ttit high total time of . his death was campaigning a Toeing the line.; Won by Mr. start to finish and kept the crowd ' day Copper , s me tpam - and star of the Stanford . ; scholars yesterday. The first while of the wai etring thoroughbreds, t . former r. Parker. Prize, bo(tle of special limb . A on tiptoes throughout. Many long " of : Slang,. Simplified: Fan bug. ' game 507.; Yoiwg rugby fifteen. Is. nowv an acting 'first liniment.- - end runs were passes, was a w alkover for the boarders next with was . the high Squirrel chowder. Crani mum Cripple made,, forward 4$HL' -- proved 42 42, man of his team with Wlkander sergeant In the new; national army 6 Chalking ' the . pig's, eye. ' Two fake shifts .and open1 plays" were the and the second a tic. to OARSMEN NAMED FOR - even Cooper high single American Lake, Wash. ob y Hotw you - ' though: an overtime period was and tied for honors Austin orlies.4 Won bv Miss B Ludloff.- Prize. can tetl whether a wrestl order of the day.M c ' ' - ; ;: ::- : - - i not?-"That'- s staged. .: v; ; ) with 204 . HARVARD FALL CREWS tained hia. speedy , promotion through napkin ring.' Second..Mrs. :il B. De ing match is good or a ; each. , -- . Laitte.-prwe,l)l- r jr. Rodri-gue- s, . constant study and preparation. While f w - v cinch. Your, nose .knowt. ' HARVARD FRESHMEN TO Boarders Judd. C." Luis 'and ' i Santa Clar Charley -- . CAMBRIDOU.,NJl4"Oct. 16.. at studied other 7 Ladies apoon and . potato forwards; Silva and Ilayscldcn, It. was the-- first Week that the -- e:When reading correspond- -- : Oarsmen who will make up the Elliott things than, the rugby game "and was Two prizes. Won, by Macal copjrofa . PLAY AGAINST YALE center; v Vredenburg, Cooier and Smiths who fallen con- - Miss M. A. V"'. : 1 L- 'had heir ti - - ent i'i, :. :.: . ; for a one 'of stu- n. Specer, ,. and Thayer crews At Harvard Unlver- time certain of the Ister., Prize,- pin. Second, Miss J. Bald-ersto- ' AND PRINCETON MEN guards, v ,:; siderablo "Property, had been in! their - ' In yov madly grope V " ; dent companies . in tho Clara .' v ... frenzy wild aity this fall have been named, and .Santa .Prize,' pm.. ru Day .Scholars Macconel. Lam Wing, new home. Mrs. . Smith .was glvin? ' ' Among the football expert's dope crews are University battalion. In a letter to : tlck Cushing-ham- . hope the men selected for these and. bean's, boys' con- gun NEW HAVEN Conn.; Oct! 16 The Ah Hu, Lun Luke, forwards; a dinner party, with the fond that . Louie Bergna. of varsity football Absorb it all, then grab a - generally looked upon as being te the test ; Won by; Vernon Tavernette. uncertainty which has bung over Yah Young Fong, centers; Alanl from this occasionshe would be fairly ; squad Austin on - To ask the sucker which team won best in the varsity squad. A big fall said that he has been Prize, color by Chon, Hanohano and Alfonso, guards. launched In society. "Lena," said r'rs. , hop Ame- kit football was dispelled recently tht regatta : Js belns. planned : for the the ever since his arrival at 9 Threading ." :- - yi .v Smith to her hew cook, "be sure and " the needle. Ladles and Bennie Kauff oft the New York definite announcement that freshman - nionth, rican Lake and he is getting " Charles River Basin this; and that gentlemen. Won by. Miss R.: Ludloff Giants was once employed as a mule games would arranged with Har- DODGERS BUY MITCHELL mash the pease thoroughly tonight." along famously rare 'be - ; meet Austin's friends . amaz- the Thayer and Elliot eights will and Mr. F-- Bailey. Prizes; ladies' em- $1.40 .: : 'Vhat. ma'am V exclaimed the : driver, at a day in MIddlesport, vard atfd Princeton. vv . i looking for him to win a commission : ' V "Yes, at that time In a race." ' broidery set: andjngersol watch. O. From his ., exhibition in the - last NEW YORK, Oct. 16.The Brook ed cook; ."mash the pease that , . A Joint meeting of the board of ath- 1 . ; Thayer Crew Stroke, F. B. Whit-- before ho leaves for France. 10 Hooverizlng lyn. is what I said. Lena, Jijash. the pease, contest Ladies and two games of the series we judge he letic control, college and ""SHeffield National league club today claimed man; -- 7, Thomaa H. Fisher; 6, R. Sal-to-n gentlemen Cracker-eating- . ' repeated the mistress. "It makes Mr. Won by was overpaid. ' school councils and the athletic asso Pitcher Clarence Mitchell of tbe Cin- stall; 5, D. C'Wlthlngton; 4, J. H. M'KINLEY WILL GIVE i Ray M. Allen. Prize, toilet water. Wa- cinnati Reds for the waiver price of Smith very nervous at dinner td have - - ciation, is announced, has authorize Watson; 2, C. Mellen; drinking. Mil- If besiege a it them roll off his , ; Peters; 3, a; IV ; ter Won by Mrs. Jack half the birds who $1500. He is a left hander who won knife.; TEAM DANCE R. N " : ' i BENEFIT. : : ed: Professor Corwm, the chair : : Lew, S. Randall. I t ton. Prize, toilet water. : sport writer for passes on the day of games ::. ' J. ' games, nine and lost fifteen during the e, '.' man,, to arrange for the , with Crew--Strok- D: HuU; 7, :yxv? -- a game had enlisted, -- step" Elliot B. 11 Cigarette lighting. football the draft past season- - , ': "It Is only a from life to dcath.,. McKinley Ladies and ; v only men ' The students of. f nigh ; 1 ' the restriction that' enrolled : P. M., Cabot; 6,' C. F. Batcheler; 6, ' gentlemen. Col- law would never have passed.: remarked Hhe Invalid . school : are making a new. departure Won by Mrs. William in military or naval training he allow- father. Tes, Francis Parkman; 4, Case Canfield; lins and Mr.' Parker. Prizes, ladles' pin 8TAR.B'JLLE.N GIVS YOVI and a step-fathe- r afterward,, replied . this year their method of support- . ed to represent' Yale. ' - in If you ask the College of Hawaii : Ay- 3, Arthur Fisher 2 G. C. Nojes; bow, and - ; - - u, Tf D NEWS TODAY the precocious, chi!d.Town Topics. ing football.:. Instead of relying .upon toilet water. looks like the winner Saturday. We It was also decided that clasa C. H. .Hoods, . ; v 12 Jr. the gate receipts games,, they Musical chairs. Won by. Miss wrong,-- elevens should be organized and a at the Macallster. Prize, may be but there la no novelty are giving' a moonbeam dance at the Hawaiian beads. ip that for an expert. series of intercollegiate games played t r Bottle .driving DOUBLEHEADER. SUNDAY-- Outrigger ; club Friday evening. - The .13 contest LadiesJ ' genuemen. oy - ; proceeds will he devoted to the paying ana won Mrs. w. j. Boxing seems to beas popular In ijj ' ::y: '1;::V'- v.' : r AT MOILIILI FIELD CO-ED- S OF STANF0RDv 'V'f..'.: ; ;V; for new equipment . for the football Garibaldi and Mr; Parker." Prizes, per- this town as it is in New York state, ' ' : ' pen. f i -- :; - fume and fountain ; they've game up. In a SQUAD I team. , and .dressed the ORGANIZE' ICE be staged 14 Tug-of-wa- r. Two games of baseball will The Royal Kawalahao Glee club has Fats vs. Leans. Won wooden kimono back there. ; :--: - :. : on Sunday afternoon. , ; , at Molliill park been secured for the dtnee, and a good by: Leans. w UNIVERSITY, Braves ' STANFORD Oct A The SL Louis team and the Officials Master of ceremonies W. . Mary dance r list (s assured by those in Califomians have an, Idea that Women hockey enthusiasts at Stan will battle for thtf title In the second charged to C Van Antwerp. Entertainment - com- Brown is a better tennis player, than - In order to allow the team ford are starting to organize; a team series of the1 Pacific ; league Tho mittee,: Riley H. Allen, T. attend the dance," It will begin 7:30. chairman; Molla Bjurstert but then "there's a co-e- ds of "game 1:30 o'tlock. at M. Church, to play their sisters, the the will .start at - The friends and alumni of the high E. H. Lewis. Mlsa Irma reason." Molla .isn't a Native Daugh University of California. ,The Berke- ' In the --second game the Coast De- especially Jenkins. Finance' committee, C. S. ter, and the Golden Gaters are'just as up school are welcome at, the ley women started the excitement by fense team will stack against the tomorrow night can Falk, chairman; Mrs. W. G. Ogg, Miss impartial as a fixed jury. They don't Infantry team of Fort Shafter. dance Tickets sending a challenge down to Stanford 2nd . Florence Offer. Judges, Dr. T. A. Ben care who loses so long as it isn't be secured from the various student , stating that they wanted to stage an Kelly will work on the mound for the ryhIH. S.'NW George . McClel-lan- ; ticket sellers or, at the Outrigger club McK. Mary. . - hockey, game. Judging while Simons win heaye.for trB. .... intercollegiate Coasters, ; L. DeLaltte, E. H.' Lewis, Robt "s- before the dance; As , the ; Outrigger ' from the interest shown at Stanford the Shafter men. The battle ;;, will Horner. r Prize "committee. Mrs. Jack Buy a Liberty Bond Alright, then ' - - I pavilion accommodates two hundred the "300" will put a good team on the open at-3:3- o'clock. : , Milton, Miss M. buy Let's gol ; couples with ease, a large crowd ts ex A.fMacalister, T. M. another! against - r - field California. ; ;,.".'.-- f U- - Church. ": BEATS B pected. , . . C COMPANY ' BRITTON 5U3PENDEa : i Company C of the 25th; Infantry CHARLEY SWAIN HELPS COAST LEAGUE ! while yoti have tlie time to make, a good jo of it. trimmed Company B of the same reg- - MILWAUKEE; Wis,; e$is.Th . - PUSH CORBEH'S CLUB strong; truthful, persistent campaign, powerfully Wisconsin boxing commission has - iment at Schofleld Barracks yesterday Won v Lost Pet. -- suspended Britton, his manager, -- Star-Bullet- by score of 4 to 3. The Jack 115 92 .556 in : afternoon a SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15. The San Francisco .... presented through the - ' v - I from a trip to Dan . Morgan, and the latter's staff of . ' 113 losers had Just returned Recreation Park Joe Corbett Club, ROSSTOSWIM Los Angeles ...... 92 5l Hllo where they had cleaned up every- boxers, because of Morgan's failure to 102 - 94 JJ20 . formed for. the purpose of helping out Salt Lake ...... thing In sight which fact made the post ' a forfeit . for ; Brltton's bout at Oakland 104 .493 - ! the veteran pitcher's candidacy for ...... 102 ! defeat yesterday all the more galling. Superior, Wis.,- recently, It was an- Portland i . . . 95 101 ;.484 - supervisor, added many members, to . , winners and nounced today. .Morgan will be given f:'. Carter heaved for. tbe ' " " Vernon 82 126 94 : ;.' - its list during the week. The Seals IN BIG MEET 0 i Johnson for the losers.; ' . a hearing on October 2. . are all enrolled in the club, and each member was handling, out Joe's cards v' Yesterday's . Scores. ; last week. Tommy Sheehan and Char- At Salt Lake Salt Lake, 18, Ver-no- n SAN FRANCISCO, 24. George ley Swain are among the active work- Oct 8. - ' - -- Circulation ers in Corbett's behalf, which chows Schroth, the swimming wonder ;from At Oakland Oakland 7, San Fran Sacramento, has forwarded his entry that the. ball players are faithful to cisco v : swimming Si ' iaacDrD their clan. Joe's downtown headquar- for the Patriotic Carnival At Los VAngeles Los Angeles 2, will get you results such as will tax the capacity ' events to be held at Sutro Baths on :':.'--v::.-t- ters are getting to be a regular visit- Portland V 'TO . H ing place for players and former play- the afternoon and evening of Satur- : your cash drawer to the limit; and make your Ranker! i day, Oct 27. r The entrance.ofSchroth ers, allof whom, report that Corbett Today's Schedule. laugh with glee every time he sees; you coming in races promises compet- ; f f supporters are, to . be - found , every- the stiff Vernon at Salt Lake. ! - ition' for Champion Norman Ross. where and that their ; candidate's Portland at Los Angeles. . chances are. looking better every day. Entries for. the meet are coming in and all the large clubs will be repre San Francisco at Oakland. Plantations are on the point of paying their em-- J sented- - In the events, including ' the ... . . LOCALS TO PLAY CHAMPS ployes a bonus of over $7,000,000. The 1917 suirar ;r t Olympic, Neptune, Piedmont and Y. M. C. A. crop is estimated to be worth over $75,000,000.7 ; Three Honolulu .boys,' Denny Mark- - lpv (Directly Overlooking, llie Volcano Many Entries ham,' Lai Tin and --Vernon Ayau who Army Navy pineapple industry has just passed through the most . Entries in the and with the Upland team in Pennsyl : . Kilauea)-- RROW events win be large,: being are of ; 4 this the vania,, will figure In a game with the prosperous season in its history. Foreign Xmas first meet in which, the soldiers and Chicago shortly. sailors have ever competed hon White Sox of Eddie .1. for Collins received an offer of 910,000 to mail must be posted by November Aren't these ors on this coast Lieut-Comd- r. W. play men against serai-pr-o T A. Gaddis of the navy and Lieut W. A. his the club foury fine reasons why you should let us aid you NOW army fromthe, backer of the Upland team, Wieland of the and Gerald R. accepted.' Simpson of the Army Y. M. C A. are JohnP. Crozier, and has lining up - all ' the . best swimmers - of Advertising is a winning game for youif ybu'U, two branches in the of the services for CHIEF MEYERS FIRED. . only enter an? stay with COVEI ALL EXPENSES the big meet . it! ; BOSTON, Oct 16. Catcher John T. mm Willis Did you. havo a good , time (Chief) Meyers has; been granted his Mauna Kea sails every at tne Bumps' last evening?' Gillis Steamer unconditional release by the Boston - and bci -- Use tho- WSmMx Yes. Vve spent an evening of sin. National League, to w hich he came far--Sulbtiit SURE.; Wednesday and Saturday Wllhs What do you mean? Gillis last August when the team was sorely My wife cheated at cars, I lied about pressed for a backstop. Meyers, be- MAKERS my income, and between us we awiped fore that, - that been unconditionally their best umbrella. Life. .. released by the Brooklyn club. J no

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4-9-8- ;1120 inJUAlOJ STREET. JUST ABOVE HOTEL i HAD ON BISHOP PHONE -1- . i J. J, BELSBIl, Ilanager. t v STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QU23S2T ST. i SERVICE FIEST 9, STRrM PI AWS rinT nroiiniffrw iTlllRlFf DIIITAIM !l SiiQamcIhiopCc). The matter of the Bishop street - " extension will be brought up at the r 5 DAYS TO SAN FBAHCISCO - meetins of the board of supertisor VESSEL COUSIN OUGHT TO SELL 5 WW- next Tuesday night when a resolution approving and adopting the prelimin- Regular Sailings to SanTrancisco"and Sydney, N. S. W. ary report, and providing for a pub- lic hearing will be read. Such near-wi- ll OF GOV. PINKHAM ENE5TY VESSELS be set to take place probably not ; For further particulars apply to later than November 21. Notice has been given to the Hack-fel- d By AisocUUd Prtul C. BREWER & CO., LTD. General Watches Co. and to R. W. Shingle, trnstes Capt Boyd, master of the transiort captured AccnU properties LONDON. Eng. Vessels for the Van Tassell that Antilles - which was sunk by a Ger- or by Britain from her the buildings which stand In the way Wednesday, was seized Great man submarine last enemies during the war "in restitution J of the widening of this street will have a third cousin of Gov. Pinkham. The to be removed, together with a gov governor said tcday that he was struck allies,' ernment workshop through which he countries and shipping of the by the name when he read it in the should be sold and the proceeds ap proposed street now passes. The Star-Bulleti- rum- line n -- Saturday and on plied as part of the war indemnity, in Llatson Navigation Company goo cost of removing and reconstructing maging about in his memory recalled looking i are d building is the opinion of a committee of members the Van Tassell estimated that he had a cousin named Boyd in of shipping Uni- S320O government build- of the chamber of the Direct Service Between at and of the the Southern Pacific ocean service be- Liverpool Steam-- San Francisco and Honolulu ing. $1600. expense will be ted Kingdom of the ..This tween New York and New Orleans. snip owners Association, mis cum and accurate and borne, one-thir-d by the city and coun- that this was the j For further particul Later he ascertained mittee was . appointed to ascertain I property ty and the balance by the master of the Antilles. policy owners along Bishop street from Ho what Great Britain's trade : Boyd remained as captain of CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, i to the waterfront. The assess- Capt. should be after the conclusion of the Honolulu priced -- : moderately tel It was taken over ; s the Antilles after war. They recommend that the funds ! ment for property owners will be the government as a transport. from, of enemy vessels ,M $1,525 per front foot. Edinburgh by the derived the sale cousin of the Rovernor, Miss In should not be applied to i I, street, on which, the Van Tassell prop, Another taken war f Guaranteed. who is a nurse at the front, erty faces, will lose its name and be- Brooks, was heard from today in a letter underwriters for lost ships but should ( t come a part of Bishop street, and the ex- of bombings and other general indemnity fund. j short street of Kflauea will be closed, which tells so to the the war zone. de-- 1 and ground sold at public auction. citing incidents in The committee asserts that, in the termining Britain's trade policy to be $1.35 to $6.00 The purchase of seven automobiles adopted war, Regular Sailings to San Francisco for the city water and sewer depart after the it should be the and to the Orient first care of the state to do nothing ' ment, which is still in the hands of imperil position At all dealers the committee, will probably be to the "preeeminent For further particulars apply to passed upon at the .Tuesday meeting. the United Kingdom holds in the inter- national trade of the world. . It has not yet been decided whether CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu the matter of the city purchasing "Our manufacturing power, our com- SKem merce and our, shipping," the com- agent will come up again at the next meeting, as no decision has been mittee stated, 'have been established reached so far on this problem. for the world's trade and no smaller field can provide scope for their em- CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N A. Mott-Smit- h says not ROYAL E. he does ployment. position MAIL LINE intend to bring up his city manager Fred G. Klrchhoff, superintendent of To 'maintain that must with the utmost possi- .Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, BUSINESS plan again next Tuesday. He wants city and county water and sewers, the nation FUI, HEW the public at large as well as the board says' there itf no change in the water ble speed after peace is restored bring ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA M to have time to give consideration Situation, except that every day brings back its fighting forces into produc- M due to idem before any effort is made nearer the completion of the tive industry, so as to reestablish Its For further particulars apply tc r the a' little manufacturing,' power, and to replace to l"ave the board take action on the work on the Nuuanu reservoirs. There H. DA VIES & " -- water, the war wastage in its shipping. THE0. C0.f LTD., General Agents artter. . ; is still no actual shortage of so far as household uses are con- "The ruling principle of our trade cerned, but all people having a flat policy after the war should consist In which "urged use water for the maintenance for each individual .. IJ "There are'jsome lines of business water rate are to it SURVEY COST OF citizen, of fullest possible oppor- PHONE 2295 f; have suffered because of the war," he said, irrigating purposes only between the the BEACHES designated liours 6 to 8 a. m. and 4 tunities for the exercise of his ener- gies and enterprises the of f ''but these are able to keep their sales up to 6 p. m.-- in markets Hustacc-PccI- the world.. We are satisfied so : Co., Md. IClrchhoff hopes ' eventually to that by using the right kind of advertising and Mr. ' far as shipping ; is concerned apart ALL KINOS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK 1 " BELT ROAD CUT city Honolulu put K'4 by; hammering. ' see the entire of from any exceptional case for estab- FIREWOOD AND COAL ; ; ...; he, considers - V r on a meter basis, which 93 QUEEN STREET P. O. method of ap- lishing a new trade, it can only bold BOX aij the onlv fair and just Its own in cempetltiori with the world portioning the water supply. This "Advertising is the ; greatest force in City" and County . Engineer A. S. at once, he says, free from state control, and therefore mak- could not be done : NEDERLAND F Cantin has reduced the cost of $100,-OO- O ffree from state assistance, and that ROYAL MAIL & business today, and I consider newspaper because the cost, not less than 10 H T, ing a preliminary survey of the work great, and there speaking generally state Intervention ROTTERDAM most effective nearly every to on of would be too can most profitably LLOYD advertising for be done that section the belt are' available for such' pur- be derected and road beginning at the foot of the Pall no funds limited to increasing the trading effi- JOINT SERVICE r poses; but.it could be brought about and ending at Kaneohe from $1410 to thousand ciency of the nation as a whole. To ? .Point on thl - gradually, say by adding a BataviaJAvk $755 a month,- a saving of ; $655, whole city Is which splits the cost of this work meters a year until the hamai Nagasaki, ("To show that merchants are getting re- covered. - ' Hongkong nearly in half. The earing is all . in ' and Singapore. . A.co-- 72 a. sults from' their advertising campaigns is ; PACIFICf.MIL Sailing date, i?King salaries. . tt, TaL ter- freight anr un only to cite the fact that they arc spending It ,will be remembered that the passenger rates on $500,-00- ritorial legislature appropriated 0 application.7 ;l t-- 6 ; j hundreds of millions annually in newspaper for this belt road, and, jtbls money Moat Computer LW of Chinas ; - and other kinds of advertising. not. being available, the board of su- BOASTED BIGGEST C. prewer & Col, . . riCocda at- . pervisors appropriated $10.00Q as a Ltd.; Agents loan to be repaid by the territory W FONG INN CO. advertising has the---. aca-- when the1 funds were available, so fllatl 0AHU RAILWAY honolulu'a - Ltadlnra ''But ( passed TIME TABLE - th work; might be begun at once. The 8toreHS2 Nuuanu Vr"2K demic and theoretical stage. It is needless, work tfbw being "done, although it is SHIP 11805 -- " : . OUTWARD ; to talk of its results.7 No business .can called . "preliminary, is really of a Tea and For Walanae, permanent 'character". Just when the Use Grandma's Sage Waialua, Kahukn and " thrive without it." J.'W. Sanger of U. S. Shipping and territorial fund will be rvallable is -. : Way Sulphur Recipe and No- The Pacific Mail ; Steamship . com- SUUons9:i5 a. m., S:20 p.m. Bureau1 of Foreign and "Domestic Com most uncertain,' as it, will have to be pany owned the : largest commercial For Pearl City, Ewa acquired .through sale of bonds. ; , body Will Know Mill and Way COMMISSION merce. the steamship in the world Jn 1885, says - ' Mr. Cantin this morning thai Stations 17:30'; a.: m, -- :15 a. . Merchants . stated the San Francisco Examiner. This , Sulphur for re- 11 : 3T ajn., 2 : 15 p.m,-- 3 : 20 FRED L. . WA L O RON, LTD he, and Supervisor' Arnold had made The use of Sage and fact was dug up by a clerk In the em- . p.m, : Fort A Queen SU. Hone'tulu arrangements with Colonel, Joseph storing faded, gray hair to Its natural ploy of the company yesterday when 5:15 pjn.. 49:30 p.m fll:15 pja. Wheeler, commandant at Fort Kamc-hameh- a, color dates back -- to grandmother's he produced the following clipping For Wablawa and to do repair work on the road time. She used it to keep her hair LeIIehuall.02 ;; X from the magazine "The Beautiful, p-m- ., Paid Publicity Will Do If;:- '- between Fort Kahehameha and Puuloa beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. a.nu, 2:40 5:00 p.nL, ;:.'fll:sa Wonderful and Wise," ufider date of - : : - :." '. ' dull, p.m.' . i. ... Telaphone 3575 station, and that the work would prob- Whenever her hair took on that April 20, 1885: '; 1118 Fort SL ably begin within two or three days. faded or. streaked appearance, this largest steamships in For Leilehuaf 6 : 00 a,m. ; won- The sir the The Standard Colonel Wheeler hs arranged with simple mixture waa applied with world are Great Eastern, the British Optical Co. Captain Clark of the naval station, for derful effects. OPTHALMIC cable layer"; City of Peking, re- ; OPTICIAN the : materials, nd wUl be brewing home is mussy and .; i inward ..: the the work But at Mail , Pantheon Block The general circulation of the " cently launched for the Pacific , done by labor provided by the city and out-of-dat- e. Nowadays, by asking at Arrive 'Honolulu from Kahukn, Walter l Star-Bulleti- n ' '' company for the run between San Seymour Pres. Oct. 20 was 3659 - ;' 4 Mgr. for county T"--- ':'-- 50 cent bottle of . any drug store for a Francisco and. the Orient and of 6,000 Waialua and Walanae 8:3 . it -- - Round Top is now completed Sage and Sulphur Com- : : 7 ' road Wyeth's tons; the Ligura or the Pacific Steam 5:30 p.m.'v-'- t i'lr.':r and the work -- is going ahead the pound," you win get famous old ont Vl Navigation company, 4,820 tons ; th - Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill Tantalus road at- - a gratfying rate of preparation. Improved by the addition and Britannic of the White Star line, 4,600 Pearl City 17:45 a. m.. -- speey. , The prisoners are good work- ingredients, can be de- 8:36 a. mH M of fcther which, tons, and the' Bothnia of the Cunard 11:02 aon, 1:38 p.m., 4:24 'p.m,. L. AYAU SHOE CO. ers, Mr. Cantin says, and the work on pended upon to restore natural color - line, 4,500 tons. ? 5:30 p.m.; 7:28 p.m. i v road, which begins at the back o! beauty to the hair. : . .Sole AgenU for W. L. Deuglas this and The Great Eastern was built to lay ' well-know- Arrive Honolulu from WahiAwn nA Punchbowl hill along ridge n downtown druggist - i.: . . the the A the first Atlantic cable, and proved a LeUehaa so naturally 9:15 a.m ;l:53 p.m,. 3:59 ; above Makiki and around the base of says it darkens the hair "white elephant with her double sys- Phone 2683 1005 Nuuanu, nr. King Tantalus till it connects with 'Round and evenly that "nobody can tell it has tem of sldewheels and two propellers. Top roadwiU be completed before so been applied. ' You simply dampen a required The Haleiwa Limited. When she was completed it firat-cias- a very long.- - The county is furnishing sponge or soft brush with it and draw ways. train (only tickets hnnnrori i three weeks to get ner off the leaves Honolulu every the material and machinery for this this through your hair, taking one She was the largest thing afloat. Sunday at 8:38 building.- - : " r ' By morning gray a. m. ; waiejwa road strand at a time. the The City of Peking the Cali- ior Hotel; returninz ap- carried arrives in Honolulu at 10;io n. m hair disappears, and after another fornia Volunteers to Manila in 1898. QUAINT,' ATTR ACTTVB 1 SO : The convicted man had just received plication or two, it becomes beautiful- The Limited atops only at Pearl City r. . and was being out, dark-an- itin ..jouu tit.iw&iauae. ; his sentence led ly d glossy, ; MATSON BUSINESS GOES bwi im "Poor mantis1 there anything I can do Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur .Coin-poun- d Dally. ,fExcept Sunday, . Sunday for you?" asked a sympathetic woman is a delightful toilet requisite AHEAD SMOOTHLY DESPITE from the audience. ' "No. mum,' said for those who desire a more youthful COMMANDEERING BY U. S. . CHCR SUI prisoner, "unless you'd like to do appearance.. the It ia not intended for the . J93 North King . Street this three- - years." Detroit Saturday cure, mitigation or prevention of dis- - Continuing to and including Wednesday October 31. '"'- , Call eee .- ; - ! - So as the commandeering of the and our brand new Night;- - , ease.-Ad- v.' far - Matson ships by the government is "V CHOP SUI HOUSE concerned it is making no difference Everything Neat and Clean Novelties 3 in the business of the Matson Naviga- Tables may be reserved by phona No. 1713 ' tion Co. or the operation of its ships. - I,;.. . Keg. Price-'- Kowv Daughter Found Remedy "The government has ,:taken over Masks, . Caps, Table --inch, .25 feet . . . V...... $3.75 $2.25 the ships, but we are Maintaining the : schedules; fixing the freight and pas- D. J. CASHMAN Favors, Pumpkin Decora- Y'inchi 50 feet ; . V.. '.; U.OO 4.00 That Saved senger charges, and receiving the re- TENTS AND AWNINGS vi-inc- ex- : h, 25 feet 4.00 2.75 ceipts and paying the expenses," tions, Party Favors," Owls, plained an official of the company this Luau Tenta and Canopies for Rent Si-inc- Terribly Did Not h, 50 feet ,T.t;;. ... ; . 7.50 5.25 Suffered But Thirty Years' Exp.: fence Witches, Black Cats,. morning. Fort St, near Allen, upstairs Etc Want to Submit to an "The "taking over' has made no dif- - ' i Phone 1467 r 3-p- ly Operation ference at all in the conduct of the Gomet V . ships. ' They were 'taken over but '' .: i ; " was all there was to it," be added. i v"; .V Eeg. Price Now ? Mrs. Mary K. Peroutka, R. F. D. No. that Officers the Matson ships which Buy your gasoline Havaiiah Ncvc - is a firm be- of 94-inc- V- I, Box 41, Milladore, Wis., h; ; . J - 25 feet $5.00 $3.25 ... . ,..v .;:f liever in Fruitola and Traxo. She writes: have arrived from the coast since the -- at- v.- 1 : 50 .V . '..'- - 9.50 6.25 commandeering date on October .inch, feet v...... "I . wish I could tell everybody how much Fruitola and Traxo has done for even doubt whether any of the ships SERVICE Young Hotel Bl&gi our family. Both my husband and I are to be diverted from the Pacific-i- t (SI) a "Anytfow, were cured of gall stones, and in such-- is asserted. if they are to STATION1 Street Double Diamond f- ... short time such little cost, and be, no one knows anything definite " and, at ' Rear of Boston Bldg : - ' about it in San Francisco,' they are v . Reg. Price Now Fruitola is so: easy to take. Four years quoted as sayings , - aij.inch, 25 feet .. . ; ...... 7.25 $ 5.00 I suffered those terrible spells and at .;...$ last the doctor said I had gall stones .?I-inc- h, Tl DEV. SUN AND MOON. 50 feet . . i 14.00 ; 10.00 and advised an operation. - I said if the U. S; INQUIRIES INDICATE doctor were in the house when I had ' GOODTOURIST.SEASON one of spells I might let them ; those Hljh High Low Low , - Jtiasf i-- .: i otherwise. My daughter -- ...... u...... : ...... ,J operate, but not Yesterday's boat from the coast Dati Tide HL. of Tide Tide": Tide i. Sun Sun aad 4-in- to a lady who had been of -- - Palisaded on reel, ier foot, formerly ISc, now 15c wrote cured brought a .batch . of inquiries from Larse Tide Small Lare VSmaU Riasi v Sets'Ssta gall stones without an operation and who Tuxedo, ;94-inc- b, 25 feet, formerly $3.50, now ; .$2.50 MRS; MARY Ki PEROUTKA railroad centers all over the main- ' ' ... recommended Fruitola. I took only one land, making inquiries as to hotels, A.M. YTS JUL P.M. A.M. Tuxedo, -- inch, 50 feet, formerly $5.5p,nowi. ... .$400 bottle of Fruitola and have, not been boarding houses, amusements and gen- used ; , bothered since. My husband had stomach trouble and he Fruitola, too, with eral cost of living in Honolulu, re- Oct. 22 i 839 21 9;49u 0:21 -- 4:54 - :01 i:2T, U:1S . -- . , ' most 'satisfactory resulu. ports Fred J.Halton, secretary of the 'r.M. A.lf.: i ' M 1 :- .V. , Fruitola and Traxo are compounded from the original Edsall formulas at the promotion committee. This Mr. Hal-to- n -- 23 9:44 2.0 11:15 5:3 i 1:42 :f 1:27 ;".: Pinus laboratories in Monticello, I1L, and can be purchased of Benson, Smith & thinks is a pretty sure indication - 24 ..10:45 1.9 5:02 '3:36 ::02 5:28 0:17 Co wholesale doctor's prescription is necessary. Fruitola is a things shaping distributors; a not that are up well fof -- pure fruit oil that acts as-a- ri intestinal lubricant and disintegrates the hardened a ptett good tourist season for this 11:42 1J& 0:14 ;i6:40r;"5;lS-- : 6:02. S;26; 1:11 ' - particles that cause so much suffering, discharging the accumulated waste to the autumn and winter. P.M. '.. - " ' :. .' MCil- : . - 'u:33--'f:0- LGVGFG' LOOK, sufferer's intense, relief.' One dose' is usually Sufficient to indicate its efficac-- ."' - " 26 ..12:32 1.7- 1:007:10 S:23;!;2::1 - ". I'nV Traxo is a tonic-alterati- ve that is most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, She What kind of a husband would A.M. P.M.- 27. - 169-17- -"-- ' 7 run-do- wn -- you me to get? 1:44 l& :Ul:2A'Tt4(Ki7i4S''"- - ' ; Lumber and Building Material So. King St system. . r: - '.'; ": advise h 6:035:2- He get single : i;ZZ A. booklet of special interest to those who suffer with stomach trouble can be Better a man and let ? 28 ;., 2:242.0 2;WSUO i:43' ;:Cfc21 aWum4 h wxitiiut t W Pious JaharatAriM. XaoHcIIa. IllwnU. that bnabaiut alon. Nw Tork World. 0

-- TEST: HOXjQLULU STAlBULlJETnN LEGAL kOTICES. Island Headquarters In Can Frsnclceo LOTS OF PEOPlt-- f Tern IN THE aRCUIT COURT OF THE Uasonic ; First Judicial Circuit, Territory oi At" iOTELi (Visitor who nave not been ;V Hawaii Chambers la Probate STEWARD examined twit be In the vJr WEARGtASSESl ; R n. 1 seven-fiftee- . Ia the matter of the (Estate of Steel Concrete Sfrwfanr-S- M Temple 17 ( m u4 teou-- Cseaecffnf tsAneeM mon Ellsworth Hendrick, Deceased. 0 Most Fumws fBrek&st 60ej Seadsn TSc Cer St. lw ctm hnm Vnkm S, lYcddy-Calenda- I r ; CsitedSutesiPteMrSl: SmmdanSLSH iwinwiwurmanciHtMi N oti ce . to Cred i tors. MERELY AS FAD notattsm iiaatte i t'tuM m7Mtttw.l.C,tw . 4.m, tevc. S)ciN.MrTi court mmm MONDAY :; hereby given that last TROOP MEETING CALENDAR class examinations, so that the Notice is the Troop VIII. will hold a meeting on of honor will have some work to do Will and Testament of Harmon Ells Friday evening. October 26. worth Hendriek. of Honolulu. when they next meet. TUESDAY late Ter Troop V. will resume the holding of Sgt. Sherry reviewed the scouts in Odd to Watch Effects on Dif Hate for Fall ;c L ritory of Hawaii, deceased, has been Lodge No. 409, spe-cia- regular meetings weekly. A meeting some of the bandages which he taught Honolulu admitted to v probate by the above ferent People, Says C. H. third degree, 7:S0 p. m. of that troop will be held on Friday them when he last attended the ADORABLE Court and Letters Testamentary evening, 26. none undersigned. Elizabeth October troop's meeting and found that TrulHnger, Optician new designs moderate prices. Wednesday rranted to the Troop XVHL will hold a regular of them had forgotten what was spe-- Brown Hendriek, the Executrix named t - an Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, meeting on Friday evening at the nor- shown them. Some of the bandages "Not everybody needs glasses who MISS POWER Boston Bldg. p. m. in the said WUL All creditors of the eye, ciaL third degree. 7 :30 hereby mal school which were practised were head, wears them any more than everybody deceased or of his Estate are Troop I. will bold a meeting at Its spiral reverse ban- says notified to present their, claims, with hand, neck and wears glasses who needs them, Grand THUR8DAY headquarters on Friday evening at dages. C. TrulHnger, a San Francisco op- Commandery No. 1, proper vouchers or duly autnenticatea , H. Itel Honolulu 7:30. Miss Simpson of the naval hospital tician who has recently taken over the POULTRY PRODUCE .:'- -. Cross degree, copies thereof, even though the said ' WAttCCT. Han. speciaL Red mortgage Troop HI wUl hold a meeting at its at Pearl Harbor, has offered tr make optical business of A. N. Sanford. "It's claims mar, be secure! by troop. wear- - MEATS 7:30 p. m. headquarters In Moiliill on Wednes- the purple neckerchiefs for the odd Just to waicn tne eueci me JTMrcat euhl upon real estate, to Elizabeth Brown day evening, scouts gath- have on dif rtmmt Xlatal ' No. 408 October 3L' . After a short" drill the ing of glasses seems to a thm Ulaa4 FRIDA-Y- Hendriek, at her residence at had relay race in people. I have one, customer Territorial Marketing Div'n. Honolulu., 1 ered together and ferent : ) Le Progres No. 371. Beretania Street. T. won. upon wearing; very large, 1840 ' Lodge LIBERTY LOAN SWELLS which the Eagle patrol After who insists Maunakea near Queen Phone Krxtorsajr ruut : . within six (6) months from the date dark-rimme- : special, third degree, 7:30 this there was an antelope race which round, d glasses because p. m. hereof (which is the date of the first Ezra Crane of Troop EC has sold pile youthful humans, she says they have a transitory look J publication of this notice); otherwise resulted in a of more bonds than any other scout in and amid the shouts and laughter the as if she had just put them on tem 1 "- - M axoo . SATURDAY such claims, if any. shall be forever Get more . 59, , great did not contemplate light 'vr. " Honoludu, having sold Rudolph all found themselves after the porarily, and barred. . Duncan, secretary of local, headquar- tumble ended. wearing glasses as a steady diet She s WEDNESDAY And all persons indebted to the said ters, coming next with 35 sales. Scout The scouts , were then 'notified that ben wearing glasses for 15 years. Got WESTINGHOUSE u4rm rtee rvaUarant 443, F. tortoise-rimme- d glass v Schofleld Lodge, No. estate . are hereby notified, to make Clark of Troop IV. coming third with the troop would hold a meeting next her first pair of Mazda Lamps savt money. P. M. Work payment tne JtiizaDein tirown hav-in- g es in Germany, where they were very & A. M., t 7:30 to saia 29 sales, Guy Gitt of Troop .VIII. Wednesday evening. FRED K. aDOXALa ' above 9 fashionable among the student class. The Hawaiianviectrle Co Ltd. . In First Degree. . Hendriek at the address. cold 26, taking fourth place. - The meeting adjourned at o'clock. ... taaa;r ... ' Dated at Honolulu, ?T. H., Octobei Wah Soon Chin of Troop IIL, 20 She bates glasses of any kind, thinks SATURDAY -- : .' they look old, she - 4n 18, 1917. . . .;:,.::::; sales, Walker Matherson of Troop IV. TROOP V. make her but At 7:30 P. M. Work .' couldn't see an inch from her ncse - ELIZABETH BROWN. HENDRICK, and Alatau Wilder of Troop I. having The scout master of Troop V an- Third Degree. a 16 sales, troop have a without' them, so she wears the tran of Will of Harmon" Ells tie of John Trout' of Troop nounces that the will YEE CHAN & CO. Executrix the IV. having 11 sales and Herbert Rich- meeting on Friday, evening, sitory kind. PLEASANT0N worth ' Hendriek, Deceased. regular "Then dozens of people, HOTEL ards of Troop IV. selling. 15, October 26, 7:30. there are Kinig: 6920 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15. v at on mainland, who and Bethel Sts. -- Oct It seems that Troop IV. made a good Important business will be discussed particularly the LUXURIOUS AND wear, glasses purely I showing in the number of sales of scouts ore urgently asked these large for COMFORTABLE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST and all the effect It gives them a learned, dis nDicwTAi cii irc IN THE bonds among worthy scouts. STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- Fcllovs Hall its to attend. ticguished them apart trom S Odd Circuit, Territory of Hawaii In Pro Those scoute. who did not sen any Scoutmaster, Troop V. air, sets ' on day the common herd. One man when he bateAt Chambers. bonds the first of the campaign first put them on said he felt like the made up lost time during the past XX. Fresh Pasteurized - TROOP negro in Canary Bird," whose ; week by getting busy in neigh- going to "The of their The scouts of Troop XX are friend said to him : 'What' fo yo' MILK, CREAM In the matter of the Estate James borhood bringing up - and thus their give an exhibition on November 16th gl-ss- .' ; deceased P. No. got on dem big es today, Mose?' and ilee Cream CAUENOAR V Louzada McLean, standard in salesmanship. at 7:30 p. m. says Mose, eyes WEEKLY 'Why, mah is af Honolulu A large ' 6173. .v The total amount in dollars through The first period of the entertain fected, Sam Doan' yo' fin" Jem Dairymen's Assn. assortment of Ladies' Hata and the boy scouts is $42,900. lec Trimmings - ' ment will take In an illustrated mighty hahd to git use' to?" 'No, dey Phone 15424676 Allowance of Notice of Petition: for ture;-- this will be followed by the ain't hahd to git use' to, but dey's WONDER MILLINERY roop I. classes of CO, LTD. Accounting, Determining Trust demonstration of the three pow'ful hahd to live up to. . ; 1017 A regular meeting of the troop will Nuuanu. near King - candidates ,. ; arid scout ranks. Tenderfoot, Second Class "Still," continues Mr. TrulHnger, SlOaUon: three Distributingthe Estate. - be held on Friday night next. The and First Class. "those rdark-rimmed- .. glasses are the LADIES' plan is to have a stunt night In which The scouts are aside from the main sort which should be worn in Hono- A. White Shoes low The netitlon and accounts of Treat every scout has some part in the pro- showing up a comedy which lulu. Here, where sun's rays are at prices. Mc getting .the SeeUng Trust Co Limited, ami Jennie K. gram. Each scout is supposed to bring will amuse all who attend. The ad not only far brighter than they are in MANUFACTURERS' ENGLISH - 7:30 SHOE STORE Sr Leaji. administrator and administra a visitor, preferably a prospective twenty-fiv- e lands, Sltlatlon:. three candidates. . mission is cents and a northern but where the effect V 1051 Fort , trix with the will annexed of ue es scout '. .. large audience is expected. is intensified by the light reflected St SERGES r tata above mentioned., wherein peti R. SIMONTON, Scribe. from the water and the light and heat Hard and soft weaves ere best for allowed 329,420.63 v-.- ' V ciflcAReTekah doners ask to be Maul Visits waves from the sand, it takes a very ... long wear. Tp" 330,014.20, Scout Commissioner and charged with and ask TROOP III. Honolulu. strong pair Of eyes indeed not to need W. W. Ahana Co. King nr. Bethel Jugular dark-rimme- . . ; th&t the same be examined and ap - glasses, large, d ;The perfect roif coating V HaSowe'en party Wion root On the opening of- the meeting of Maui's scout commissioner is plan and the . proved, and that a final order be made campaign glasses are by far the best It's the Limited to Odd Fellow., Troop III,'. Scoutmaster. J. Ness told ning to have a Liberty Bond distribution of the remaining prop - same idea, scientifically brought out GRAPHILATUM den. tamil ies. of the - scoute of the troop ' the new on that island to be conducted by the Reb-ka- h. and' their persons Home-mad-e, erty, to the tnereto enuuea ot-th- - and commercialized, that makes the appetizing keeping at area. This is op- refresbmanta. ; method of the patrol records. scouts their HONOLULU IRON WORKS Games and and dischareinx - oetltloner an I sure baseball player put- - a rim of mud CO. j t The troop has practically. the larg portunlty'-- ; to show their patriotism HV.V Agents. SPECIALS ; from . all . further responsibility around his eyes. These dark rims - ties est scout house in Honolulu, and the toward their country. every , , FRIDAY herein having tnis day oeen mea. make a circle around the ey"es, pro week at i vw .w. As Mr. Mathews, the scout commis viding a shade that is very grateful Metropolitan Meat Market -- It Is ordered, that Friday, the 23rd slon of Mrs. Fenton, who has chargl sioner of Maul was a visitor here last New, clean., white, D.-191- and necessary, and particularly so in sanitary dav of November, A. 7. at 2 were of the Moiliill church, to decorate and: week he noticed how the scouts this bright land. Glasses faintly col Phone 3445 : i o'clock n. in. before the Judge presld hang up whatever they please In theirj putting In their time on Saturdays, so steinway x ored, and further protected from the ing at Chambers-o- saia uoun at ms large hall. ,; I he has made arrangements to" conduct Judiciary Building, suu's rays by these dark rims, would no. 1, Court Room in the This meeting was attended by 20 a campaign tnere, no aennue news ' Hand-tinte- Honolulu lodge be even better. . hall: , d v f in Honoluln. Cltv and County xA Ho scouts, one official and three visitors,-tw- has vet been received at local head MODERN ORDSR OF. PHOENIX same ap "Now that the fad for the big r?.ms home, comer ox nolulu, be and the herebIs scouts being absent. Nine of the quarters of how tne campaign is pro Is passing" leaving only their Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. L WUl meet at their ro. near-in-g merits CALENDARS; evary pointed the. time and place boys present are preparing for second gressing. - to attract purchasers, go- And Tort street,: and Accounts, and faddists are New fubjecta beautiful colorings. eVenbg. 7:30 o'clock. , said Petition ing back to' the lorgnette and the face-a-mai- h, TurX at that all nersons interested may then HONOLULU PHOTO V-J- ' , ; glasses which SUPPLY CO. . Leader." the French are " W. ASCH. and there appear and show cause, if :V 1C59 Secretary. : carried from 'face to hand,' or rather Fort St. c , FRANK MURRAY.' any they have, why tne same should ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS " ' ?l from hand to eyes , when they are vi-- Valencia Oranges not be granted, and may . present e -- needed, whether to improve the vision ONOLULULOP.OE. dence as to who are enuuea to me or for general Many women, . - uau effect CHUNHOON well-wearin- g in weir v--s - Natty, stylish, taeua said property. z) :'J V H.- C. OF HITS JAPAN REFINERY'S SUGAR DCAL not' a. few. of;them here Honrlulu, , Adler r ca . Kin ; SU .near L. in If. 1 every Friday Dated the 16th day of October. 1917. buy these glasses , with nothing in the Kekauiike, nr. Queen Phone 3392 ' V Fort, BUT WAGES ARE RAISED MAY RELIEVE FAMINE ' r "It jeweled rims but plain glass. 'Some COLLEGIAN - Visiting By the'Cojart:. . A A!; evenings glasses, as, you Clothes for men. - ' : of these can see, are .; are cor . : W Kippa tX. brothers ; H. A. WILDER, 7h s 8peeUt. CiU Jlii) (Anodfted PrtM S. Havil Wlrelcis.) very ; ' ' ' li lovely, and, carried to the eyes dially innwa toav y. '.: ;, Clerk. TOKIO Japan,' Oct, 25. The gov -- WASHINGTON, D. C, r Oct 25. THE CLARION --Hetel A Fort by . graceful - ; the hand of a beautiful tend.- w . W. J. ROBINSON, Esq , ernment officials and 'employes are Promise that the acute sugar shortage woman, there's no doubt as to their HANAN'S BEST SHOES FEDDES, E R. : V being so hard by the high cost of in cities of Eastern states - JAS. IL yi Attorney for Petitioner. o hit the the effectiveness." . v cec- -' living government now soon was given to- ', .'. : . - ; 18, 25, 8. that the is would be, relieved ; ., , 6920 Oct Nov. l; t M'lNERNY SHOE STORE IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN planning to come to their rescue with day when it was announced that the f NB U. S. AND MEXICO ; i; NEWSPAPERS i SO EH . SEEK Fort, King HERMANNS , an increase in the salaried. . American Sugar Refining company had ; above St ' No. - Honolulu Ledge, V . i The officials of the treasury de completed a contract for the purchase TO SOLVE LAND PROBLEM Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or K. uau - k ' - i Varsaimlungea in oi r. partment are now working o? the of two million pounds, a hundred Write ; - - - -- erstea and Clttea MoaUj: new budget, with a viewof Inserting thousand short tons of Louisiana raw - tBy Associated Press) ." ' , . v laden Oct. ; Sport ' THE DAKB Aug. 6 end 20, Sept. 3 und J ia it an item which calls for an appro sugar. . t MEXICO CITY, Mexico The procu Coata ADVERTISING 'AGrNCT i end 15. Not. 6 und 19, Dec S und 17. priation of a special fund to cover the Pays Higher Price rator general of the republic has sent Mandarin Coats 24 Sansome Street San FrstLJaco ' General Versammlnag: Septor 17. raise in the pay of the government The jprlce paid the Louisiana grow- to Ambassaror Bonillas at Washington Stockings, Etc - - C2IIL KLEiiME. Praes. employes. The budget will be ready ers is 'in excess of the rate fixed by the history of the concession of land T ; ' ' Japanese . sugar commission, six cents a In Lower California to Flores Hale S.OZAKI . BOLTE, Seltr. for presentation to the diet the ISLAND CURIO C0MPA1IY a for approval, when the diet convenes pound in New Orleans, and this means and Company which recently was de .109-1- 1: No. 'King St.' i part the price to the sellers of refined clared void. The land; amounting." to Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, Coins, MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. of P. for a regular session in the latter that ; ; 15,400,000 and Post ' December,. .. sugar will have to be 8.35 cents a about acres reverted to the Cards. The most com JdeU Pythiaa HalL comer Fort of X;: .. ia . - plete stopping here a day pound.' , r government The United States state and attractive Curio Store. and Beretanl streets,-- ertry Friday Whether 'for '';: 4 ' or for. the summer, you will : It was further announced ships department has requisted Mr. Bonillas o'clock. VialUng ' BAVARIAN - that VICTROLAS erealng at 7:30 per-- " PREMIER - 170 ' V find this a hoteLof ' . to move half of the purchase had been to inform them why. the concession - Hotel Street ''Honolulu cord'Ally iaTited,' " ' - and ' brothers ; ' feet satisfaction ' -- AFRAID OF AMERICA secured under a definite allotment had been declared void and the land Records ;. VL GOSLINQ. - C C from shipping board, and the open to settlement - 1 the that Bergstrom Music . Co., Ltd. A. ANGUS. P. C, R, and by V. S. Vaval Wlrtlest.) raw sugar brought re- According to the procurator general a X a (AxoclUd Prsi will be to the h1020 Fort r Phone 2221 WASHINGTON, D. C.v Oct. 25. speedily by the company did not comply with FEDERAL Bsllevue Hotel - fineries rail as well a the MOOSE HEADQUARTERS " America to case the allief - of ! Fear of steamer. x v requirements the concession which ; EL GEARY AND TAYLOR STS. -- was expressed ' by Voa Hertllng. stipulated CEE ; win that a certain number of 1 CAX. Liquid Roofing ' SAN FRANCISCO. Bavarian premier, In a speech in ' foreign Cement liagooa Bldg, 134 Merchant. Open ' the NAVAL CREWS TO MAN Mexicans and families were to "' Solid Concrete Structure the chamber, was reported from Am- be established on the land within a The HUB now LEWERS eV COOKEr LTD. S Call trom A. IL to 6 P. M. Phone : - 169-17- ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF sterdam last night v AMERICA'S TRANSPORTS certain time.. : 7 So. King St ': : V - - - . 0.60t . Every .Room with Private Bath t Von Hertllng is reported to have in temporary ctoro h All Visiting Brothers Invited Head Quarters for Island' Residents said: "After Gerniany's existence, the (AKOdatod Press ty.tf. 8. Kal Wireleaa.) at 78 So. King St., opp. Union European Plan, $1.50 per ; day. up safety of her frontiers and her further WASHINGTON. D. O, Oct 25. : Protective Agency of Hawaii American Flan, $3.50 per day up peaceful development have been guar- Naval officers , and crews from the ; Grill FREE UKULELE LESSONS Special Monthly Rates. anteed, , we. shall be ready for peace, navy will replace civilians on the ves AND but we cannot make peace sooner for sels used in the United States trans- - DAY NIGHT any you buy ; 5-- With tnstrunent from MORGAN ROSS, - The Independent Phone 1411, 6 , " f the Entente Powers should win wiuYrport service the navy department an- Review Patrols. Elite Bldg. Manager. : j. the help of America, then America will nounced last night Published Monthly : ' WM. E. Ml LES Mgr. ; Ernest IC ICaai , e England s place and we shall English-Japanes- Representative: 1 step into v The war department to put this ; e (Get Particulars Now) ; Honolulu Leading Magazine I be no better off but rather worse, In plan into effect will ask congress as - WILLIAM , WARREN,' . t. Subscription per year 1125 Union SL Phone 2028 It. v Rate1.00 dustrially, than we were before the soon as it meets in December for an O. P. O. Box 769, or Telephone. 2273 - P. Box 474 30 Campoell Block -' .30,000 - war." additional men as a permanent LORD-YOUN- Q : If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Merchant Street, Honolulu i- increase of the navy's .forces and for y TO 50,000 during the period of the war. Bothers You, Drink Lots . Engineering Co., Ltd. H'niEENY PARK X . GOES FROM ALASKA " ; Elegant Lots DENVER WHEN DRAFTED of Water; Engineers and Contractors HOTEL KERENSKY MAY NAME f Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. CHAS. DUSKY, Agent " Telephone 2510 and 4587 -- V fBy Auodatod Prtul NEW ARMY COMMANDER your kidneys your regis - When hurt and . Llerchant, near Fort . DENVER, Colo. The draft feels sore, get scared and succeeding of back' don't tration and the . call (AsaodttM Pr sy XT. 8. trttil Wireless.) proceed to load your a men service produced stomach with selected for - PETROGRAD, Russia,' Oct 25. lot of drugs that excite the kidneys C. H. TRULUNQER some unusual tales of distances travel- Newspapers last night published the " Market between 8th and 8th j any, and irritate the entire urinary tract J ed to answer the call, but few, if . . ''I report that Kerensky will probably Keep your kidneys clean like you keep . . Opticaan can compare wun recora oy - commander-in-chie- ine sei relinquish the- office of f your bowels clean, by: flushing them A. Sajiford covrjE SAN FRANCISCO'S A. M. Cullen, of the city, local officials army by Successor to got of the the. end of the with a mild, harmless salts which re : say. Cullen, when he word of his will name strong Boston Block, Fort St.." TOR FURNITURE Wran-gel- week and that he a moves the body's urinous waste and NEWEST AND BEST ; selection, for the draft, was in l, leader as his successor office while Young Building home at once. in stimulates them to their normal activ How Alaska. He started devoting his entire attention to the ity. The function of the kidneys is to to Equip a political and governmental Interests filter the blood. In 24 hours they SEATTLE DOCK LABORERS of the republic. . strain from it 500 grains of acid and -- Com v DEVELOPING - AFTER WAGE INCREASE waste, ta we can readily understand :xii L ; Liquid White Fleece Cleaner 25c. S importance of keeping the PRINTING ENLARGING i" SUBMARINE-TOL- IS the vital Water-rpn- t kidneys active. . '. ; SEATTLE, Wash Oct 26. REGAL SHOE ST0R2 . Best In the City'! . . "if HEAVIER LAST WEEK Infantry Drink lots water you : in meeting last night of can't drink ; -- Fort & Hotel St,. workers, too much; also get from any pharma Honolulu Picture Framing A .; demands ; for. an increased ' This is all told plainly In the emulated (AssocUted Press y U. 8. KitxI Wireless.) about of .. suppiy wo. wage scale. They will seek to make cist four ounces Jatr Salts; LONDON, Eng., Oct 25. The Ad- take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa operative here the same scaje that is miralty last night announced "A" "B" "C," Iri San : Francisco, which that ter before breakfast each morning for effective is seventeen vessels of more than 3000 your said to be the highest anywhere in the a few days and kidneys will act tons submarine - MESSENGER g- - was. the toll from the fine. This famous salts is- made from Equipment Book United States. - shipping oC - the. heavier bufden, while the acid of grapes and lemon juice, ':t--Lieut- AND , ; v two de- - .:;. -b- y- - ; judge presiding over court in of ;the lighter craft only were combined with lithia,- and has. been A a stroyed., Raymond Baird. I g- -; - used for generations to clean and sti- C UUNDRY: Washington was administering the Infantry, U. A. Has many distinctive features; free years, mulate . clogged t kidneys ; also ;to neu 25th S. oath to a boy of tender and to e garage for alt guests;. "Pop" concerts him put the following questions ."Have HUNS FOUND GUILTY OF tralize the acids in'-urin- so' it no Written primarily for the volun-- i every Sunday night; breakfast and longer, is-- a source of irritation) thus officer; may be of service you ever taken the oath; do you know " teer it. luncheon, 50 cents, dinner, one OBSTRUCTING DRAFT LAW ending bladder - and. how to swear, my boy?" Whereupon weakness to the regular officer . as well' dollar; dancing every, night but Sun responded: "Yes sir. am your Jad Salts isr inexpensive: cannot in In Sun Room on roof overlooking the lad I - (Associated Press hjXS.S. Hsrsl Wireless.) delightful PRICE 25c day jure; makes a effervescent ; caddie at the Chevy Chase Club." -- SIOUX 25. lithia-wate- r ;. at- - FALL, S. D Oct . drink which f' everyone V , - Puck.- - Twenty-seve-n - CIVIC CENTER German Socialists werf should take : now and then to keep yes- ' found guilty in the federal court their1 kidneys clean and active.5 Try Star-Bullet- in COlANY ,400 Rooms, $1.50 and up. j v tZniCAN JCLHY :vhen Your Eyes Need Care se- Honolulu A! Special rates on American plan. terday of seeking to obstruct the this, also keep up the; water: drinking, Eye lective were ' : European. Try Murine Remedy draft 'They accused of and no doubt you; wHl wonder what 125 Merchant St, H ;. . j-l- , CJtzt American and it i n: l Fort .to Bmnlnc Jut r Comfort. 10 em ai all being united in one conspiracy and or yourr Uuii i?irv VAN HORNE; Manager. Dnntot or MIL Writ tor rrM By Book became kidney trouble and iinr J. H. n i? i itt w. Frtrn? rev. rrc were tried toeether. bvcbe. Adv. Do

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BUSINESS PERSONALS LOST HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- til By BRIGGS CHIROPODIST. Silk bag with knltUng. on Beretania AND SEtfl-WEEKL- Y J Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life ; AILY O. street Reward for return to Box ' Frank Kansler. Elite BIdg l64 Ii 1. 764. Star-Bulleti- Gutscription: Hotel St Hours. 8:30 to 4 :Sv; Sun- 6925 2t Term of days cr evenings by appointment Daily Star-Bulleti- n 75 waU per month. NOTICE. . j CERTAmjlY mmC aJo I Phone 5536. &S06 tf . per year, 5 ceuts per copy. . MAne The itt use Tal i per year Ut A 13,6 M'T W,TH J r Seni WetUly fctarBuJleUn. $2 OTHEP 6UVf5 . t CLOTMtrS X)0 Dr. Catharine Shumat.er. r54 S. King, Notice is hereby given Af ,M 7 that in ac Cmf-a-p AL,CE cor. Richard. 8:30 to 4:30. 1 IGOK MMC The Jj' H:u: . cordance with the resolution pz;-,e- Avertu:na R. es: f 'xei. 3606. Home appointments. at s the adjourned special meeting or ' Business Announee-rent- the Classified ant. 6892 tf MINHRAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 1 cent per wr.rd per - Inser- of v Nevada. September 20. 1917, Min- tion, up to one week. I NEW THOUGHT. the Une. ORDihaRy p Suit f uok& eral Products Company. Limited, has Etiu-Jt- e six per "I? wrda 'J Free class in New Thought meets been incorporated under the laws s one week .30 cents of ier line, each Tuesday, 10:30 a. m, Beretania the Territory of Hawaii I two nt and the new Per lnef weks. welcome, fcjor stock Is ready . Une, one c01 and Miller. Strangers for deI ry and will 'Per month... . - - iutcrmation about- afternoon and be exchanged share Ft.- line. ix month. .W cents ea-- ma 'or share for stock upon application. evening classes, phone 1579. of th Mineral Products Company, Other rates 6910 Limited, No advertisement or liquors or cer- tf of Nevada, at the office of proprietsry medicines will be ac- Mr. J. H. Fisher. Campbell BIczJr, t tain Buy New Thought Books. Phone 159. Fort Street Honolulu. cepted. 6760 tf la replying to advertisements, ad The stockholders are urged to pre- sent Iramedi-ttel- r. dr .4 your replies exactly aa stated In DRESSMAKERS. their stock for tracsler the ejvertlsctr.eni- - telephone subscriber. Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc, MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, If jon aie 41 and LIMITED. P'uodo yoiu advertisement; we will made to ordur. A'so repairing - srge It. sew lessons.' r asonable prices. 6915 Ht OUR P ONE IS 4911. Mrs. Y. H. Chow, 229 V rchant rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone 4i58. 6881 lyr WANTED . Mrs. S. Masaki Mac-ake- a and Bere Supreme r Wanted 300 men and woida to at- tania, 6814 6m tend the Salvation .rmy meetings, Wed-nesdj.- y. 69 Beretania street Tuday, LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. Thursday, SUurday and Is you French Penman-shi- p what get ' 7:4.r ra- - Adjutant and and Sunday, a P Lessons now opened at Room at this GOOD- M- -i Jaaica C. We: will welcome G31S-- 3, Bldg. Age no hindrance. YEAR SERVICE : lm Elite AM iiWfeX 6806 tf STATION, v at prnatT We guarantee A'i i wiftftfm or PALMISTRY. ttop all lea- - See Lou Rogers The von Hamm-Youn- g Alcczo Jones. We lead others $1.00 special readings for a short time t Co, 816 So. tollow. Eureka Paint, only, Mine. Cleo, the noted palmist Co., Ltd. 2U96.-- : - Kins St. Phore . gives advice on all affairs. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. OMce 1090 Union I I Honolulu IIIlo Peerless Preserving Paint Co.. also Hoof Specialists, street cor. of Beretania. Entrance Pitch and Gravel phone 4115. Office s old stand. 65 Queen St on Union street Automobile ; ,. still at the ' hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 6. Evenings and Phone 4981. Sundays by appointment i'y the Salvation Army, clothing and furniture for relief work. Phone AUCTIOK BULLETIN f FRANK C003IBS ,' 316S. " 6S65 lm Everything sooner or later has Its va- Bishop and Queen Tel. 2182 if The test market price will be paid for lue fixed by the Auctioneer, and as clean washed cotton rasa bv the a rule its real Intrinsic merit is n. 6734-t- l 11 Hooo'ulQ 8tar-Eullfti- brought out by that ordeaL ny arti- cle, that has value to someone or saleslady for our Candy De- once American Optical Co. White Manager of other, such latent worth is at partment Apply to Room, noth- , 1148 Fcrt Honolulu ! te 69 laid bare In the Auction St, thtf Alexander Young Cafe. ti ing but rubbish need fear display Opposite Catholic Convent altcneder 4 inch and criticism, at the present time THE HOUSE Sets or parts of inflated- - by the OF SERVICE drawing instruments. Apply Box GUIDE GUIDE many articles are FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS BUSINESS demands of war, furniture is of ex- Star-Bulleti- n. 6923 5t 760. now and will so con- AUTOMOBILES. Six (6) warehouses for rent Apply BAMBOO FURNITURE. JUNK. tra value Just SITUATION WANTED. Mer- tinue for many moons. Waterhouse Trust Foi t and FOR Oldemobile (four) excellent condition. chant Sts. 6885 tf UlitanI, Fort, near Kukui. Tel. 3023. Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. We shall offer a real piece of fine ALL PURPOSE3 P By gentleman, past draft age, to do sys- 6800 tf 6407 6m Mahogany shortly; a,Wardrobe with Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, with Equipped wit: Stewart vacuum A clerical work. Willing to start tem, clock on dashboard, hum per, FURNISHED HOUSES. Cheval Mirror Honolulu Auction Napkins and Towels, Etc , CARPENTERS. MERCHANT TAILOR. AM.-HA- : moderate salary. Addreea 756 Stai tire cover for spare tire, electric Rooms. ' - - J. S. Bailey. PAPER CO, Ltd. P - - 6922--6t , self-starte- r, Desirable houses in various parts cf Phone 1410 Bulletin. lights, covers, etc. 2096. 6454-6- m , E seat city, unfurnished, Tahano, 816 So. King. Tfcl. H. Y Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. Five tires, three new. dash or terms the furnished and 685S 3m LONDON COLD STORAGE J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr.' By young lady as office assistant Can at $15. $18, $20, $25. $30, $35, $40 and ..'v.:...' R Box to responsible party. Telephone 6833 MONEY LOANED. FOOD ' typewriter. . Address ' . cp to $125 See in our PLANTS FULL OF use : - y i a month. lift AND 6922 ' .. 6922 tf!. CAFES RESTAURANTS. V Star-Bulleti- n. : tf office Trtnt Trust Co, Ltd, Fort M mey loaned on diamonds, watches 11 between King and Merchant Boston Cafe Coolest place in town. Jewelry legal rates. Federal LONDON, Eng. All' the WANTED. 1917 Stutz. 5 scater, good as new; also street and at HELP up in, . Open 6X1 95 N. King LohdonTdlstrlct V M ; : tires only used for short period. Aftr the. show. Loaa Office, St 6365t! warehouses In the EAT MARKET G ROCCRV Cottage on slopes of Pacific Heights, n nicv ' 'ijou 1 heater, tiotel St foodstuffs, . are filled to capacity with Bookkeeper inblg country Bargain, $1800.00 cash. . Reply Box Wanted: gentleman ; only. Modern conveni- 539 tf Fidelity Loan Office, 62 No. King St dealers and outlying Islands. ,745 , ' ; . 6918 U : and have announced to store on one of StBulletin. ences. Excellent view; 12 minutes Money loaned on diamonds, watches accept any 'PK6'rie35i:;; s; shippers that they cannot "Apply In own b and writing, stating jm 240 Columbia Lunch R-n- quick service jewelry legal 6769 lyr married, AUTO ACCESSORIES. car line; feet elevation; and at rates. further custom. This is having a mar- experiecce, age. if Star-BUleti- n and CiUAuiuiess our uutic; open day store spring water. Address Box 737, . C. Q. YEE HOP salary re-- v ked effect on the markets, forcing A i.CO.- present employment and office. 6911 tf and night ttotel St, opp. Bethel. MIMEOGRAPHING incoming - good All of auto and bicycle tires 6318 Xi down prices and bringing - .ceired. Must be f hablta uakes islands, and when an I tubes; auto acceesories; also Completely cottages Mimeographing. . G. Floyd Perkins. suDDlies onto th counters. references in , furnished and ap-- Cie "Capable," vulcanizing, retreading,-- rebeadlng, CLEANING AND DYEING. Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2907. , A large shipment of Tasmanian t youicon start in. Address apartments on the beach. Apply " ; day at time M'CHESNEY Qto'J.rtnlUtln. . 6924 6t etc Talaho Vulcanlzins Co., Ltd, Mrs. Cressaty, U'09 Kalakaua, Ave. nles arrived the other a COFFEE CO. hmJ V A, B. Renovatory; 180 Ewa Alakea street C clothes cleaned, PRINTING. when - there was a glut homegrown' Merchant 6779 tf t yed and repaired. Phone COFFEE ROASTERS Learning . , 6582-6- m 414. lifting of em- Enjoy Yourself While Phone 3197. . ; We do not of low prices, which fruit and when the tht Mcnday, 6104 tf boast .had brought a In' Old Kona Eleht-Clas- s Lessons," 13.00, Comfortable house on Vine- usually coincide with poor quality; bargo cn French fruit Dealers Coffee : 8 Automobile, carriage, wagon' supplies pears from the oth- Tuesday. Friday, to 9. Visitors yard street Apply St Antonio So- Steam cleaning. Alakea St, nr. Gas Co. hut we ; "know how" to put life, heavy shipment of Merchant. St Honolulu V-co- me. Dane--f Portage Ordina- NaUonal College of Quaker, tires, tubes. New ciety. 6924 3t 6234 tf hustle and go into printed matter, er side of the English channel. .C Roof - Garden. Odd .Fellows'. Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. t TeL 2742. and that is what talxs loudest and rily the Australian fruit would have ' 6904-eo- d-tf . 6803 cottage Cottage Grove. Star-Bulleti- storage, phone 6275. 6m Furnished la COLLECTION AGENCIES. longest. Honolulu n been put into cold but no TeL 1087. 6S59 U Department, 125 space was to be found there, and the TeL 1324 & Collecting Printing Merchant Lire wire salesmen for National Week- Accessories; tires. Smoot Quick Returns agency. street apples hid to be sold for what they premiums, Steinhau8er, Alakea and Merchant UNFURNISHED HOUSES F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Uldg. TeL fetch, some good varieties of PIANOiS ly publication. .Splendid " - would , . eso.V6m 3540. 6839 PUBLIC apples selling as low 62 See Mr. Harper, throe-bedroo- m y 6a STENOGRAPHERS. cooking as liberal commission. Modern two-stor- HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. Room 7. Magoon Bldg., Honolulu. . 1270 avenue, cents a case. AUTO PAJNTINC3. house, Matlock phone CUT FLOWERS ANb PLANTS. G. Floyd Perkins, t03 Stangenwald B V . , 6325 4t t 1107 Fort Street 2711. 6S06 U Bldg. Phone 2907. - 6809 6n CTAR-SULLETI- . N GIVES YOU S Painting Co. Our coat-- plants for sale, Samoan va- Boy to take position la print-IC- Pacific Auto tXtevuit NEWS TODAY wanted ings guarantee durability of paint on Mosquito proof cottage. Gas, electric riety. Apply A. 1. Hills, Lihue, PLUMBERS. TODAY'S t?lanL Also opportunity of at 1&25 first-clas- s lignt College street $10.00. KauaL 6277 acfcooL Good pay to start fenders ;' Job, fair prices. tf 709 tending - 6924 3t Masaki Bros, King. TeL 5999. NOTICE, TO SUBSCRIBERS. Get all the light yoa A. : Opp. Phone 596L are Apply Mr. Thomai, Y. M. C car barns. T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. 6812 6m 734-t- , f Wai-kik- l, by Small cottage suitable for two at 6298 tf A p"7 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 0 paying for using Edison $9.00. Ring up 7531. 6925 6t Won Loul Co, Smi'h street TeL 1033. published. no- good sew-in- g will shortly be Written Mazda Lamps. Wanted Girl or woman for MOTORCYCLES, ETC Toyoshiba, King St, opp. Vida Villa. 6315 6m name easy housework. Phone tice of any desired change of and 6411 3m new contracts must be re- 491 Beretania street near THOR motorcycles; anerce bicycles; FURNISHED ROOMS. Chee Hoon Kee, 11 Pauahl. TeL 2553. address or ELECTRIC SKOP 3603. No. by this COMPANY on or before PunchbowL' 6926 2t supplies; , painting;, repairing. K. CONTRACTOI S AND iSUILDERSr 6317 3m ceived Ry.-T- which date no Okabiro, opp. Cahu ei 4018. Citadel Hotel, 71 Beretania street be- October 31. after age 14 to 16. Com- HOAOLULU PLANING SHIRTMAXERS. changes Till be made until the follow- Hoys to learn trade, tween Fort and Nuuanu. Furnished .MILL, LTD ' Apply supar-intende- nt cyclemotor agt. So. King.! ing issue. r, Gruenhage'n'j Blue Ribbon mon school educaticn. T. EK1 and unfurnished rooms, at $2 and Contractors and Builders. Manufac- YAMATOYA pajamas m Shlrti and Star-Bu- l tln. 6S3 tf 6804-6- $2.50 per week, $7. $8, $9 and $10 turers of doers, sashes, frames, MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO. made to order. 1305 Fort opp. 9th-31- tt per month.' A quite place to stay. blinds, molding, screens, brackets,' St, 6912 Oct IncL y SHOEMAKERWANTEa Kukui St.. Phone 2331. 6442-ly- r Chocolaies BICYCLES. 6902 lm eta All kinds o? mill , work, finish- HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. turning. small Repair Shop. Hotel and ing, Repair work and Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu street shirts and and JBethel ' Apply Regal Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl ft King. Two good rooms with beautiful pano- Jobs a specialty. Fort TeL 1510.v Hotel Streets 6320 6076-ic- St pajamas nuis to order. Phone 6041. WAK. ... Union 6treeft. . tf PUZZLES i ramic view and pure air. , Modern 6806 6m 6307 tf house, 206 Madeira near OFFICES. 1S2 N. King street - EMPLOYMENT MIYAMOTO, bicycles. St. Emma street car line. Rates rea- Electrical contractor charges reason- G. Yamatoya. shirts. 1146 Nuuanu v:-i- - ;s ' 680i6ai Motoyama & Yamane. Phone St or sonable. 6924 6t able. 6451-S- Complete set furniture for a four 2018 day, 7364 evenings. 6916 6m SILVA'S leavin $65.00 680i-6- room bouse before SATO. 230 N. King. TeL 1026 room for two gentlemen, also K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. ivlns 1667 Toad. 6923 6t Large TOGGERY Home of Hart cash. Beach FB tr.M M. Fujita. contractor and builder, 6805-e- m rnnmrvu KnriSl. - Id,-- - tiV w REAL ESTATE-- DLlAblV.t1a paper hanger. 5002. Schaff ner & Marx Clot'ies 1 near month. Helnie's Tavern. Phone painter, Phone Y. Nakanlshl. 34 Beretania St, 6300 lyr SHOE REPAIRING. King, near Fort ' Pu-naho- ::U Nuuanu. Phone 4511, 6:33 a. m. tp 27.000 square feet In Dole street u 4986. 6743 tf p. m. Residence phone. 7096. 5246-t- f district Apply Bishop Trust H. Monzen, builder and contractor. NEW SHOE SHOP : Light housekeeping and single rooms. Co. i.V;':V:-.- - 686S tf 662 S. Beretania St Phone 3227. M. G. Teives does first-clas- s re- Employment Office. TeL" 4S89. Ganzel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. rtert shoe Aloba 6602 6m pair work reasonable Re- :.. - . opp. Rapid office. 6434 tf at prices. ICE y r Alaoal St, Transit FERNS. member 1385 Emma SL 6318 lm All Unds of help furnished. 101 tf . CON TRACTORS GENERAL. DISTILLED Ferns, palms and hanging brskets. Light housekeeping rooms; high eleva- 1998. 64Ss-t-f from purs water rapid motor de Japanese help of all kinds, male and 1573 Fiikol Phone 4499. C910-t-f tion; close in. Phone livery. female. G. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma Sf Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone Japanese St gar-ar-e, ikesu, best dinners. T. W. ; room and - OAHU ICE CO. ' : furnished Vine- 1420. 6054 tf Comfortable 2113. 1383 Emma street near 6183-- U Phone MISCELLANEOUS. 0da. prop. Telephone 3212. - 6881 : Phone- 1128 . $16.00. hene 1998. tf yard street Honolulu. i6866 6m , FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. , es--, 1 TYPEWRITERS. Part interei in well known and Yamamato, S. Kukui phoner tablished Honolulu business firm. HOTELS U. 8' St, Second-ban- d cameras and lenses 4430; general contractor; building. Rebuilt Underwood and Remington Koda-grap- Excellent, opportunity for person bought sold or exchanged. h THE PIERPONT 6354 tf typewriters. Hon. Typewriter Ex, The with small capital to invest in pro- -- Waterhouse Co., Ltd. Shop, and Union Sts. . 184 575- 6314-6- m Hotel permanent Ad On the Beach at Watkikr Jerchant- - Pnone - : : - :- -' 6307-t- gressive business. ENGRAVING , . f rooms; ex- Underwood Typewriters Star-Bulleti- n. Furnished bungalows and dress Box 763, 6924 tf VULCANIZING. meals; splendid bathing and - your cellent Calling and business cards, mono- "Did you miss first husband : boating; 1000-fo-ot promenade pier; - s AU kinds of frun. vegetables and grams, wedding invitations and an- 0!d made new, moderate prices, YOUNG BUILDING 'very v tires much?' 1061 Aala Phone 3554. - marine and mountain cor- - sec- seeds. street beautiful nouncements. stationery, etc.; New Hawaii Vulcanizing, Maunakea tprlol until after I married by Slar-BuUeU-n view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John rect styles. Printing and Pauahl Sts. 6814 6m ond? London Opinion. : ': 4 6202-t- ;. Cassidy. TeL R708. f Department 125 Merchant - - ; . . : 1916 piano. Perfect condition. St - Starr - WOOD AND COAL. Phone 3102. - . 68S4 tf FURNITURE. . . H. HACKFELD & CO. Tanaba Co, Pauahl, nr. River tel. ' -- - st, . 'Limited NOTICE. Murata 715 South St New and sec- 2657; firewood and charcoal, wr.ole-- ond-han- d bought The on furniture and sold. gaie and retaiL 6237-t- t Commission Merchants - " YS Chairs for rent fhone 16D5. . . . A HONOLULU 10 On "and after November 1. 1917, an 6812 6m It is true that he's worth a cool mil- - " ll h W eventu. charge 2 will be BETHMANN-- -- additional of made hTguess CHANCELLOR ffifir A on all shipments of freight handled so: he made it in the ice HOLLWEG :! m Navigation Company, and sold. Phone 1281 Fort St If you by the Matson busine8S.BoSton Transcript. A (id res; In e the Reichstag, called x and an additional will be charged s - AxS- W value peace hopeless, one year ago today, v,vr- . issued by com panJ - on all tickets this SaikL Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- - September 28, 1916. V The above is in accordance with the aiaSt 6078 tf Find a Belgian woman. iii mm provisions of the war tax bill, and. the - -- massage REBUS. collection will b made on behalf of Adelmaratti Belgian seaport - government. i the United States K. massage - , CIGARS Hashimoto, and electro- YESTERDAY8 AXBWKR8. ? ! CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, neering, Nuuanu St, opp. Williams XLL&VALUIIjU nnnq XJptide down in ruin. jtstrlbuted by J Agents, Matson Navigation Company. tmdertaking office, phone 1785. 1 ' - --AUTO SERVICE & SUPPLY 00 6400 3m r "

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All government indeed, every human bene- fit and enjoyment, every virtue and every pro" lo8w8 a reputation for alwsplule integrity dent act is founded on compromise and bar am be a entleman.-Cliarl- es M.' tscUwab.., ... r ten Edmund IJurke. :

TWELVE HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 25, 1917. n t--

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NEW BLOUSES.

. 4-- "TOG TALKS" ; The , new" blouses for wear with f ' separate skirts are sure to meet with Instant approval, as designers of popi ;" This article, Is number 15 of a V' iilar priced waists have declared them- series of - papers on practical 4-- - selves In favor of better lines and m- dressmaking and.. millinery sub- aterial, and fewer frills and laces. It t-- jects, with special hints on prof-- truly seems that every line of ready-to-wea-r itabie buying for wear in Hawaii. merchandise that I being of- This new department is being public has an added air of ! conducted by Janet Walker, who, fered the with several years-- of experience wish to serve has given . A service; the f.T, v w vW--- Vr in dressmaking and with a wide . Fashion something to veu frivolous knowledge of materials, patterns over, She has emphasized a - v think and t- and values, brings to the work ' girlish frocks as sort of dignity in 4- - an unusually thorough equip to ma- t ."well as in the offerings made ment. All materials described In f ture matrons. f these papers may be purchased K. '. blouses, no re- - i in the wash material 4- at the Honolulu shops and the quiring starch seems to be as adapt--' aim Is to furnish hints In an at- - able for fine tucking, as organdie. tractive, readable form for the This tucking is combined very effect- women and girls of the city whe- - ively in some of the smart French ther they make their own clothes Xlouses when figured voile is used. in whole or in part, or buy at As these figures are embroidered in the tailors, the milliners, the colors, the-- organdie is Inserted In 1 - - . dressmakers or the shops. relieving patterns of their flesh-colore- long rows Afternoon blouse (left) of d Future articles "Novelties for monotcny. ; ; georgette, that has a distinctly the Winter Season," "Things We ' Bits of rich lace adorn some of the girlish charm. The sash of grey satin Can Make for Christmas Gifts." .dressy chiffon waists-- Some of the ribbed has a back of black grosgrain. -- - more modish effects follow the gen-- Buttons of jet are used in the closing. Veral lines of the Balkan blouse. The Just a real sweat model of flesh colored georgette on er basque, this model fits into place . the left Is an admirable example oi for fall and winter weather. It is this mode, and while It possesses an made of purple wool jersey. The self PfsM QF1KTS Individuality all its ownat the same loops fasten over purple velvet hut so- - faintly the EDNAVm time It suggests ever tons. smocks were so popular a sea--; KENT v ; that son or so ago. The buttons down the holds its own marvelously. It is so FORBES i back give an Immature air to this gar- graceful over the uncorseted, or ment' that is delightful nearly uncorseted figurethat the ex v - With the latest fashion books open cessive vogue for it Is not so remark Beauty Donts ' before us we realize with a sigh of able. Young women have these little ' gone. regret that the sport suit has garments made of coarse rough , un- " TroiiKDr are asklns Questions and Answer : Its departure was so quietly brought bleached linen, bordered with coarse TuotsADS cr ii what to do to acquire beauty. And Vv hair U'Very dry al crcckiy; about, that we have scarcely realized woolen embroidery in gay colors. This tplit on the ends on has no gloat nor thing tm-pis- v We can not fall to feel peeved at sort of blouse hangs straight, and is few seem to consider another life. Will you recommend wthij it not to do. Do t9 ae, to make it tngKter and : fickle Fashion, as these little suits sailor as Important what Vivi-iA- slipped over the head like a Then heatthiert--Jtan-e. '. 'L" y'':.:, were so useful as well as modish, one blouse, and the length varies accord rr.it xrtint to be beautiful? began to feel they were here to stay. ing to the figure or taste Many of read, and heed, these "don'ts": .l The peplums have lengthened Into these blouses are held In place - with Don't undersleep. real tunics, and the waists and skirts wide patent leather belts, and by the For an overfull stomach means an are "In one. "'v- - "VH-- ' way, brown patent leather is the. new oyerworked digestion. And an over, come Our good humor will surely est wrinkle. Even the new shoes show worked digestion means that the to the surface again, as we are being narrow bands of this leather, which help off surely pores of the skin must throw RED CROSS THEATRICAL WOMEN EARNING OVER t CANDY MAKERS MAY BE: offered a garment that will top of boots, and matches accumulating ; circles the poison matter In n compensate the loss for the "Sport the :. DAY PAY TAX SUGAR! the belts. . the body, which in turn means IS POSTPONED $1000 MUST .FORCED TO SAVE suit- - This seemingly half basque White voile blouses continue to be pimples and blotches. j f and half sweater trill go far towaru . A. L. received 'by morn- Women as wen as men are liable for 'hile food commis- " popular, but this season finds them undersleep Castle this the territoriai replacing it. For want .of a better Don't new according to se- trimmed slightly different: Instead . ing's mail a letter from the American the war income tax, sion has not yet taken action to - name we will call It a blouse, and pro- Most people need eight full hours stating Red Cross Acting Ralph Johnstone cure saving of sugar by redUcins? of the lavish laces and embroideries, women Red Cross that Collector a ceed with its description. Both silk designers given of sleep, senemlc or nervous Theatrical Day, which was to have of the revenue office". The tax applies tho manufacture of candy and other good making the have, more time Dull eyes and a and. wool are equally for to the cut and workmanship. They should hare nine. been observed throughout the country equally to both sqxes and Irrespective confections 'm Honolulu, there , a - this model; jersey seems to be the - dull skin are often due to lack of on 'October 2C, had been postponed to of whether they are citizens of the possibility' that an investigation into new are- decidedly plainer, but richer look- most popular material, but the ing. These blouses are still hemstitch- sleep. December 7. The postponement was United States or not, - the feasibility of such a more may be Rosbanara silk Is a close second. The exercising. by Henry P. Davidson, chair- ; "The new income tax applies to all made soon, says Child, - ed, but in addition many rows of cun- Don't be afraid of made J. F. assistant figure on the right is a good illustra- ning grace compli- man of the Red Cross War Council, incomes of more than $1000, says Mr. executive officer and federal food ad--, buttons the front and cuffs. The body is a huge and v ' of the type. ';..v f. A. L. Erlanger, national, chairman Johnstone. Everybody who O makes tion cated machine, and the - blood acts and mini3trator for Hawaii. . v . wool Thla long corsage is of purple for Theatp Day, . so that attention that much infa year is compelled un According to figures secured by Mr. - somewhat like a lubricant Exercise slashed- in tUo front - ; ' Jersey." It is : actively might not be diverted: from .'the der the law to make a return, whether Child,' candy and other confections line,'"and finished on i VITAL STATISTICS sends the blood running ' ' - below the neck Liberty Loan. . married or single. . valued at ITO.OOcr were imported Into self-material- up s, stirring liver loops of through the reins, en- . man, single one side with v-:- ' Many theaters will "devote the ' A single or a 'woman, the territory during the year; ending : - on BORN. and .stoinachjitaliztog;ttejaitI iand buttons of the same the other ! receipts for day, and many for that matter, who makes a. thousand Daccmber SO, 1917, while goods Honolulu; October 23, system. tire tie similar Bide. The scarf is in one with the THAYER In P"" actors ; j tit contribute their entire, a year, net, must pay a tax over nnd valued at $232,000 were imported dar- 1917, to Mr." and Mrs. Arthur,; F. right side, and . drapes around the t Don't run to the drug store for a salaries for the day, to the Red Cross above that amount. A married man, ing the year ending ' June 30. 1917. finishing over left Thayer of 1026 14th avenue, Kaimu-- ' every ; ) neck, the end the ' " cure for ailment. v War Relief Fund. A number of theat- or a married woman (if the latter Is Mr. Child says that candy valued at Id, son. :vV -- The seams are lapped over a applies everything, from planning special performances, the support "of the; family), will ibc & shoulder. This to ers are : about5 half of the amount imports panels which are notched in a MEDEIROS In Honolulu, October 22, tiead-ach- e exempt up $2000. iiarrow " cold cream for a muddy 6kln to and the, additional tlmo will doubtless ttf But juat because is now being manufactured in Hono- 1917, Mrs. Me-delr- os . The back is to Mr. and Manuel . why , lab at the waist line, powders and dyspepsia cures. A , mean that many more will .make like a man; Is married Is no reason lulu yearly. - .. fast- of 820 Mokauea road, Kalihi, jnade in a similar way, the tabs two-mil-e tramp every day will cure plans. As the letter had just been he should not make a return." V .' a daughter. . ; ening under the arm with a button any. or all of th6 above-mentione- d received, Mr. Castle had not had time and button-hole- . The small pockets f all the to confer with local theater managers, MARRIED. aliments more certainly than SEASIDEDAKCE are of the material. The sleeve is bottled remedies. - but he feels sure, that they win enter slightly long arm hole, NASH-MERRYMA- N In : Honolulu, DINNER DANSANT - seamed to the neglect yourself any way. eyes are yellovy heartily Into the plans. and is held at the lower part with a October 22, 1917, Edgar Mason Nash Don't in If the tchites of the ' - Merry-man- you should ' - .' . mean a icWfe, of material. . and Miss Mildred Evangeline 'And by this I that U instead of it's' a '.. band the es-- Saturday night Music by. Henry sacque ' t)f "examine your face carefully, - The loose, belted or unbelted Rev. Canon William Ault, sign of lad health At the - Moana. Saturday, Oct.: 27, BIshaw's wonderful orchestra. Re your eyes, to judge, the con-ntr.- blouse with the sleeves cut in one, St Andrew's Cathedral, officiating; pecially Table reservations may be made In ad- fresh menu will be served If desired. ; Jan- - f vwrw health. If the whites witnesses W. Greenfield and Reply I could adTtse tetter If yea' had vance. Adv: : Pai;cing: until midnight Adv. . ; Informal N. Sharp.-- t "v. natt remedy Is o1It oil ppMd twlc a weekj REBELLO-CIKIR- A your stfln Is Rail OW. If In Honolulu, Oct a wue wnite, tf RuU u wM th cip. Betting utu 22, 1917, Claudio Rebello and Miss you look wilted Instead Of Vivacious on the hair itself a possible. Clip the . t . a: We Make .Gregbria H. Improve your health back twjnches. . and each month Clklra, Rev. Father tegln and at pegularJy, a half or quarter inch mora Valentin, of the Catholic Mission of- once. r , The oil will, restore the lost brill User. .Specialty ficiating: wltnesse.8- - Theodorlo Copies : National Service Apbstolo. ' of the of' remodellna your old' Jewelry. Ventura and Miguela Handbook, giving reliable information Platinum Jewelry to order. . WOMEN AAlERiCA URGED 'TO GET cn all branches of service, both mili- RicH Pare OF y, As good as can be made by the COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES tary and non-militar- issued by the coast. best flrma on the LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- committee on public information, specially; selected Washington, D. C have been GIVE US A TRIAL. moves the cause. Used the world over recele4 by the Library of Hawaii. The intro- herds--a- nd , -- ,, germ-fre- e to cure a cold in one day. -- The signa- : BEHIND U. S. FOOD AD duction states that the. purpose of this H. Gulman Co., Ltd. ture of E. W. GROVU is on each box. book is to point out the most useful Oualitv in Condensed Milk Starts with tlia - avenues may be by a a . . 1112 Fort St ... . Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI- HON that undertaken cow, and tha dairy produce of New Zealand ' people, In- CINE CO.. St. Ixmis, U. S. A. joyful army women, million , the and at the same time is recoeniaea as in world s nicbeat crnul. A of a form each member of the community Kew Zealand's dairy legislation more 6trong, already enrolled A MESSAGE FROM is the world's and has model---stri- ct HOOVER of the varied tasks undertaken behind Government insDction and super- with the food administration. HERBERT the plow, in banks, at the machine, hv vision is applied to every farm. For thia reason From the 'Vndows of thousands of railroads, by. laboratories, by doctors, Kew Zealand's butter and cbeeis tops the world's gl-Ja.n- . - .asking every hdusc- : homes the emblazoned card "We are .- 4: nurses and social workers evejywhere market. "v ch?.t pledged holder, , every hotel, restaurant, . announcing the family is as well as by the army, navy 'and sig- The pastares ef Southbnd are amongit the richest tnd beat i& 1V7 ... to food conservation. - and dealer in foodstuffs in the ont very Kew Zealand,, and it is here that the herds that supply High- to member of nal service, vlt Is brought In thousands of kitchens during the nation become a clearly without mo- lander Milk are situated. The milk is taken from tne cows for con- - that to work lost exceptional long summer busy housewives In the the food administration tion, so most good may be ac- vnder conditions of, cleanliness, and it is then to pledge them- - that the forthwith -- blue uniform of the soldiers of the servation,' and complished, war won as speed- filtered and cooled at the dairies. selves to follow, insofar as cir- - and the Next it goes to tho great Highlander Condentaries commissary canned , and planned to ily as possible, must be harmony whrs cumstances permit, the sugges-- there cleanliness reigns supreme. Here aeain it is treated by tns meet the enemy. a general ."get-togeth- er and U tions wlj be offered from of effort, lost modern scientific methods and apparatus. that pull-togethe- Now millions more are being called r" measures or. scheme. The signature to the colors, The armies of demo- time to time as to Washington appears food savings. of the delegate to cracy in their need demand the help in on cover "of book T therefore appeal to the facsimile the this of all American women for active ser- . " to schools for and other pamphlets. vice in guarding the food supplies of churches and the This book, with other pamphlets They to their, assistance in this crnsade; the nation. are asked, take - about the war; is on the stand near position and hold to face to all the organizations for de- A this it - the central entrance to the. library, and not to yield. fense, local and national; to all stern facts agencies, commercial, where new books and war books are Women of America, this respon the social on war and civic, they join the ad-- kept All the latest books the sibility and glorious opportunity Is that as well as older books pertaining td : ministration this work for the yours." A stern and holy task awaits Jn thecauses which led up to ar". you yours to strengthen fundamental safety of the nation. it may the arm of (Signed) kept on this stand where they valor yours to guard the nation and be readily seen Ay every patron of the . "HERBERT HOOVER." ' .. e .. v Ma.-.- her Allies from hunger. - ..' V. library. i rubiected to a scientific pro-- This is your part In the G feat Ad- For the further convenience of tha Ml whirh t.VtroT all A'w venture. Stand aside, and when those public, charts showing. the flags of ferms sad leaves it absolutely who us nations, federal, executive, m-itc- m. have suffered for return, how heart? Consecrate yourselves to this the the ; ,vaporaiMa . Exceptional will It be with your hearty Conse work, and the nation will follow. army Insignia, navy and marine corpa rivacuo, removes the useless to insignia worn on caps, water, 1 crate yourselves this work, and the Faithfully you have guarded the al- as sleeves. and the purest No. . army - and, navy Cane Sugar . nation will follow. , , tars of home. Now, come shoulders, and new is added, and - the forth maps glass tne milk is packed in $4.00 Faithfully you have guarded the al- from the kitchen! Lift your eyes to have been placed under seamless : aclderleas sanitary tars of the home. Now, with your the light" of a larger service! The on the loan counter, where, borrow- tins. ers of books waiting their turn to bo D roa wonder that the bound- : 4; task is stern but the service tuect CondnafI Ulitlr in 100 Women 's Whitje Canvas French heel less yours charge served, or anyone else interested, may pairs the to hold the ite wcrld is the result?- - For The Outdoor Girl line the of see and study them. boots, offered at the above price. from hearth fires America catalogist toritv, for quahty,. for rich- - MI laced Miss Carpenter, at the n to the camp fires of Europe. the cnnn-i- w Protects the skia and library, all aaa. for tnr W I cotnpifxioa from all Take under whose direction this Highlander is supreme. the solemn oath of allegiance information has been made accessible Etec See this shoe in our window an exceptional weather conditions. to your country." Enroll for ' active lLough you are satisfied with the ' Soothing and healing to the public, stated that the commit- aLilk Ten are nnv nin nn ntfk duty with the Service Army of the Is- V j';-:- ; tee on public information was now portunity. ; --- after exposure. Relieves it tc yourself to try Highlander. . Republic Emblazon your colors, and suing a. of pamphlets called sunburn, tan end rough follow the flag. series 3 here are hundred of recipes in 2(Xi-pag- or chapped skins.Try i: War Information series.; . t&e bif e beautifully illus-mte- d Buy early while the sizes are complete. Tha library ; now Eas the following Highlander Cookery Uoofc. Country Lady I've expecting been new books on the war In circulation Wttte ioi 9 rfiKE cory to d- .- - a picket of medicine by. post for a "The Great War," by Lieutenant A. C. week, and haven't received it yet. McLaughlin; "The Government ot rrttf L. Waldrea, Ua, Afaata, Post-Offic-e rlenfal Cream Clerk Yes, madam. Kind- Germany," by C. D. Hazen; "The Ia Meaaiala, , , ly fill in this form, and state the na- tion In Arms," by F. K. Lane and N. ide. Trial Si iifclhernyShp Semi for ture of your complaint. Lady Well, D. Baker; "The War Message and the Si rCRD. T. HOPKINS & SON. New York - if you must know, It's Indigestion.- Facts Behind It," by President WIl-- Tit-Bit-s. 1 "I