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1 Bids were today opened by Super- RUMORED NEW SCHEME vising Architect Kerr fdr th0 library GO TO ALASKA of Hawaii building as follows: Lord & Young, Bow-lo- r, $113,000; J. F. (Associated Press Cable to Star.) A REPORT THI8 AFTERNOON within a milo or bo of the channel 115,479; Pacific Engineering Co., The Association watching their movements HAS IT THAT. THE CHARTERERS entrance, heading out to sea, and then $122,600; E. P. Chapln, or mingling with them. This man can $124,090; F. SAN FRANCISCO, April 8. A few laborcrn from Honolulu sailed for M; OF THE STEAMER SENATOR ARE back again towards Pearl Harbor. She Redward, $133,295;, Evans, $137,772. speak the language of the majority Alaska today. The others will seek employment In Honolulu and Wash-ingto- CONSIDERING AN ENTIRELY NEW has a list to starboard again, which Lord & Young, lowest bidders, prom- of them, and' he Is thus enabled to SCHEME TO CARRY OUT THEIR would seem, to Indicate that her water ise to d6 tho work In 300 days. Chapin '.f keep track on them and can gather - ) PLANS. THE SCHEME IN QUtS-TfO- tanks are being manlpu'ated. $Jow wants BOO days. The contract has not Information first-han- d concerning IS TO BRING THE 8TEAMER and again dense black volumes of yet been awarded. UNIVERSITY FOR what they intend to do, or what their IN AND DOCK HER HERE AGAIN smoke pour .out of her funnels, iso it WASHINGTON, April 8. Senator Borah has Introduced a bill for a na feelings are. Theso men are not only 'IN HONOLULU, AND THEN AD- - would seem that a full head of steam Friday week, as presented to the tlonal university here to train people for the public service. scattered along the waterfront, but VERTISE HER AS .A PASSENGER Is being kept up. Supreme court by Attorney Ed Jit. MM Ml all over town as well. No point Is be - J STEAMER, OFFERING ACCOMMO- Yesterday. Watson was this morning granted by THE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION.- ' Eleven Got Away ing overlooked to keep watch on every DATIONS FOR AN EXCURSION TO Notwithstanding vigilance Chief Justice O. M. Robertson WASHINGTON, April 8. Is undecided constltu. th0 of the likely to contravene sections A Taft about the Arizona ALASKA, one the and ARHOfifntP' .TllsMnne, nnrl rln FARE $1 PER HEAD, OR police along tho waterfront yesterday Pnrrv tlon and will await the action of Congress. . of the new act Th0 majority of ' SOME SUCH NOMINAL SUM. THIS morning about eleven got away In' a ttye Bolt For tho roasong gtated thp wK on uoaru uie uro MIGHT FILL HER WITH RECRUIT- launch to the Senator. One of them eeniuur Wftg gnmted Qnd poUUono dg. BATTLE NEAR MEXICALI. ED LABORERS. 'Pleas Reserved. charged, said Chief who returned this morning said that Justice Robertson MEXICALI, April 8. Williams at the head of elghty-fiv- e American In The arrests of Captain F. C. Milter, things were going along quietly on on the court asaomi1nn In G. A. McEldowney, Kasuml. T. Bait surrectos,' is engaged battle with 400 Mexican federals near here. A Supreme Court decision granting Everyone was satisfied, rcUt Jud Acton nvad board. and ezar and Alvarado under the provi- - the writ of habeas corpus asked for the food that was being up nd,ngB f COUrt served sions of Act 48 of 1911 which recently tih Wor?: MANY CONVICTS PERISH. "by Attorney Watson In behalf of the was good, and there was plenty of it. passed tho Legislature, wore made T,hat thcr wns no "herent power in clrou,t n BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 8. Convicts to the number of 115 have per- - Filipinos taken from the Korea( and j Such things as these could bo observ yesterday, and the first three were re- - JudBea chambers, apart ' a orltblsing the atorneys lor tho ed, but other points concerning future leased on their own bond to appear In from statute, to require witnesses to lshed,ln mine exploslon here. prosecution for preventing WatBon movements etc., were kept carefully tho police court this morning. The Give recognizances to appear and EIGHTY-FIV- E DEAD. from seeing the Filipinos last week; guarded from all on board by the fe- - there were brief. Mr. tlfy before tho grand Jury when the at-- tho refusal of the captan of tho Sena- spouslble officials. It would seem that Wlnfield Dorn, the San Francisco accused had not been committed for CRANTON, Ala., April 8. There are eighty-fiv- e dead as the result of torney ap- - tor to allow High Sheriff Henry to police lacking vigi- who carte in the Senator, trial or held to await the action of the the' mining disaster. the was in thplr - peared for tho defendants. .He an- - board the vessel to serve papers; con- lance somowhat by allowing the sranA Jury and no incident was act- B t!fetner tinued closo guard of the waterfront, launch load to gtt past them yester- 2SU wltth ,A"ornf ually under consideration by the MORNING CABLE REPORT. M. Watson, he represented Captain ,, ... . blocking the plans of the plans of the day morning, V' wltnes3es l but those who returned Miller and G. A. McEldowney. He did , . . Senator, and a statement made to a are not telling, where they got away not know whether Mr. Watson had Ja" "uuuul B,V'"B luem uu IP""-see- n CHIHUAHUA, Mex., April 8. Madero hao offered to resign If Diaz wlU to the recognizances; . Star representative "by Attorney from. This morning tho front is well Kasumi, Balfazar or Alvarado "' f"ish and call a new national election for President. Dorn for the Alaska Packers, regard- guarded. 13vw point from WalklH since their arrest yesterday, but both That under the circumstances CITY OF MEXICO, April 8. Corral has been glvrn leav0 ing their reason for coming here, to Pearl Harbjr has someone to look he and Watson offered their services above stated circuit judges in cham-t- o of absence for six months. i Mr. Would e make up the principal local news today after It, and there should not be any them, and Dorn thought it hers have not the said power to re-b- CLEVELAND, O., April 8. Former Mayor Tom Johnson Is dying. agreeable to defendants. He concerning the strange situation that chance o anyone slipping through tho the quiro recognizances or to commit to SCRANTON, Pa., April 8. Twenty out of sixty bodies of miners havo has developed as a result of the at- today. Low placed his 01 lne ?omp'aint jail under an existing statute, been recovered. net Kben has and askedTtthat.all fivef cases be set for tempt of Alaska packers to take labor launch at the disposal of the police Wednesday for plea I Nc.ed for Further Legislation. from liore. "With the waterfront and they do not hesitate to use it as This conn, was ndnnted bv the ln lne omnlon 01 tno wurt. W AS" .guarded, remains helpless I the Senator Boon as tuey see any boat that look court. Judge Lymer directing that the soclate Justice Perry, opportunity Is cutslde, and a deadlock exists which at all suspicious coming or going, record show that Messrs. Dorn and taken to point out that tho power to High chool Principal .Is very costly to those who chartered Two Japanese Arrested. Watson appear as attorneys for the hind over witnesses by recognizances her. Two Japanese, who are said to be five defendants. and by commitment to jail in default Out to the Senator. members of the crew of the Spray, Disconsolate Father Wants His Son. of such recognizances to testify bo-Ch- In Hilo Suspend A paunch containing" Wlnfield Dorn, and who are supposed to have assist- - Kealohl, whose fourteen-year- - foro grand juries as well as at trials, Leal and Miller, both chauffeurs, Joe j old son Is supposed to bto on board"!? essential to the due administration ed in towing out the Concord , on (Wireless t0 the Star.) to afternoon, leg-th- e went out .the Senator this Thursday night, the Senator, yiwore to a warrant for "of jusUco In this Territory, and V Of course was no question con-- , wor, arrested this there apprehension of the boy' islation should be enacted providing concerning Dorn's denarture. but there mOrnlng. Word was sent to Detective but there 'HIL'0?"Aprir8. After a thorough Investigation work at the High" School seems no of the warrant be- - Rn extension, to this extent, of the "was expressed concern-- 1 Harry Lake that the two men wantad chance fr has been suspended until further notice. The sixth, seventh, and eighth astonishment remedy now furnished by tho statute, ing the, departure .of Leal and Miller.' were on the wharf, and soon afterward Ing served on the lad. The allegations grammar grades are not Implicated, and will continue work under the dl. It was supposed that the question of, the police patrol arrived and gathered made against the boy are'that he iias subject always, of .course, to proper rection of Miss L. Reyo. Richmond, principal of the High School, has been to scour the fold. for some time past been, disobeying limitations and safeguards against suspended unMI the further Investigation is completed. luring automobiles them ihto the They were taken 4 country was to be discussed, out tnere away In the wagon. Some dlfilcultv the lawful commands of his parents- tho abuse of tho power. was no definite news on this head ls being experienced In finding a suita- - Prosecuting Attorneys Scored. forthcoming. ble bond for Captain jmier. He was In referring to tho fact that the Along the Waterfront. quickly released on his identity, but potltlon was signed by Frank B. EXTRAORDINA RY STORM ON expectan- - There was a general air of a bond wag demanded of ?1000 to be THE SUPREME Craig because it was Impossible to cy along the waterfront this morning, put up by a prop6rty owner. This ob'tain the signatures of tho men who see- but the crowd of idle ones did not( however, it was stated was not forth- - were in jail and prevented from - HALEAKALA'S SLOPES see anything of a spectacular char- con,ing up to a late hour thls morn. RULING ing their attorneys, the opinion acter. inc. Of course. Cantaln Miller has his I states: "The truth of this assertion ' From an early hour a lot of tough- - liberty still, but this bond formality was not denied In the return or ln Frank B. Craig's application looking men and youths' began to con- - has to be complied with. There ls for a any of the ovldence adduced. On the. MAKAWAO, April 8. Tho Maul seemed as though a ton of Ice had be- gregate on the wharves. They sat also a report that Captain Miller writ of habeas corpus for and on contrary It was attempted to be Jus' News says: Sunday afternoon, tho fallen. Two Inches of rain came down' half Filipino 3 4 the sides and on the old disused tempted to take his launch out of tho of the fifteen witnesses 2nd, between and o'clock a most in a, very short period. About thla boats and talked In various languages, harbor last night, but was prevented taken from .the steamer Korea last (Continued on page eight.) wonderful and unusual hall storm ac- tlmo there must havo been a cloud- Hcrbor Officer Carter, Djtectlve Jack from proceeding out by a boat from companied by heavy rain, thunder and burst for two horses wero killed, ono Kellett and some police officers in the Thetis. This, however, has not lightning took place high up along in a gulch at Omaopio and tho other ft charge of a captain, patrolled along been verified, Halcakala's slope extending from ln Pulehu gulch. While their ownera ft SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER "fdlewllde" to Keokea, Kula, and were seeking from ball the waterfront between the Alakea! Vessel Has "Not Cleared, shelter tho a cus- - s thick muddy torrent suddenly swept wharm and the dock where the There seems to be a lot of uncei--tom- IV usualiy clear-remove- down the Httlo valloys and completely launch starto from. They! tainty regarding tho question of d Three-Inc- h Hailstones. buried tho animals before thoy oould the loafers from the wharves, ingi some seemed to think that tho storm At Walakoa the hail began break loose from their hitching ropes. and they tnen drew off and taiKed on, mere fact of tbe vessel going outside 4 p. nu, and lasted for 15 min- about Ten Minute Thunder Peal. the street corners. the three-mil- o limit, demanded thnl utes. The' hailstones wore of an un- At Idlowllde a heavy peal of thund- Weeding Out the Laborers, she should have cleared. It wes size, largest meas- usual the of them er continued for ten minutes without The first little excitement was the definitely stated that she entered and uring across. Thoy threo Inches wero cessation. At Keokea and other parts return of 'a few of those who had been cleared at the same time. Inquiries of various shapes generally cubi- but of Kula windows were broken by hail- S on board Senator since Thursday: at the customs house, as already stat- - the cal Tho smallest cubes wero stones. 4 nlght. One of these was a Filipino, ed In Tho Star, show that she did an inch long. about By far tho greatest damage was who seemed to be a little deranged not do this. And she has not done so At the Walakoa home of Tax As- dono to tho corn and potato farms, mentally, and another was a Portu- yet either. As a matter of fact there sessor George Copy ice cream was by tho washing out of tho soil recently guese) who had something wrong with is no'liecesslty for her to clear from made in a largo froczer from some of ploughed and prepared for planting. his oyes. Another-la- had Honolulu, TS one of J who Collector Stackable stated tho hall stones which ln the vicinity It is stated that tho loss to tho farm-H- rs tried to get out to the Senator on the position this morning to a 'Star completely covered tho ground. It will bo very severe. Thursday night, but whose .baggage reporter. The whole of these Islands was snt, tried to get on her again Including Midway and Johnson Islands this morning but ho failed. He return- - aro In this customs district This he- ed, with tho others ln tho rowboat. ing so she can go to any bno of the HOUSE PASSES LABOR BILL Ho stated (that ho computed thai I Islands without clearing from Hdno- - fully two hundred had been gathered, lulu. As Mr. Stackable said she could in so' far. But no could gain no in- go all round the Islands, and then formation concerning their future clear from, say, Midway. But, of AND ACTS OH MANY OTHERS movements. There is a doctor on course, she must clear from one of tiie board, and ho ls examining the people ports of the district. Therefore, she already obtained. The threo that re- is within her rights in going out of House bill to protect newly arrived passage. An amendment by Itice to turned this morning aro rejected as the harbor without clearing, but she immigrants from tho machinations of defer it to April 20 carried, kllling.tho physically unfit. will 'have to clear from somewhere emigrant agents passed third reading, bill. Anchored Within Two Miles, before she starts on her journey out 24 to 3, in the House this morning, Other Third Readings. The Senator ls anchored, of the district. It ls not necessary tho trio of opponents being Alfonso, Houbo bill to glvo tho counties all and Marcallino. costs, tlvely close to the shore; It is said either for the captain to come ashore. Kamanoulu fines and in cases originating ln district courts, oven whoro finally that she ls within, two miles of tho The purser can do this work; in fact Plantation Stores f.aved. A report finance committee imposed in circuit courts, passed third shore. This statement wnfl made by it is to him that tho work of clearing of tho on bill to prohibit the deal- reading unanimously. who had glasses on is usually entrusted. HIBBHIIIIIb Affonso's marine officers ing in merchandise of certain classes Senate bill to repeal tho law relating her, and by others, who considered Planters Hcvo Numerous Watchers EWINO of corporations, which wpuld abolish to firo Imlts, a matter now controlled a big COPYRIOHT HARRIS AND WASH. that thoy wero capable Judges of the Th0 Planters' Association has most plantation stores, recommended by the county, passed third reading distance. For somo'tlmo this morn-iin- g batch of watchers all over tho likely that it be laid on tho tabic. Its author 25 to 1, Long voting against it. Bhe was cruising up and down spots. Everywhere where Filipinos, moved consideration of the bill bo de- Senate bill relating to weights and tho coast, going away down nearly to i Portuguese, or Porto Rlcans foregath- - WILLIAM JOEL STONE. ferred until Tuesday, when ho would earl Harbor and then coming up toler, there ls a man from the Planters' Of Missouri, on0 of the leaders in the Unltew States Senate. be preparod to glvo reasons for its (Continued on Pago Four.)

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THE HAWAIIAN STAR TAFT WANTS PACT WITH FRANCE TOO Backed up by tho best securi- DAILY AND S ties and tho entlro capital and Dally published evory (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star afternoon surplus bank, over Newspaper Association. Ltd., McCandless Building, Bethel Btroot, Hono- WASHINGTON, March 21. Prompt President at that dlnnor, and as Mr. of tho lulu, T. H. confirmation was had hero this after Taft sat down-- after his speech tho tho Savings Account noon of tho dispatch from Paris an- Ambassador loaned over to him and you with ono dollar Entered at the postofflco at Honolulu as second class mall matter. nouncing that President Taft and M. said that Franco was ready to nego- that start Jusserand, tho French Ambassador tiate Buch a treaty at once. is tho very best possession in a SUBSCItVPTION RATES, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. hero, had had somo informal conver- Tho President was delighted at this financial way you can have. Dally, anywhoro In tho Islands, por. month $ .75. sation regarding tho possibility of ne- prompt ovldon'co that his words had 2.00. , Dally, anywhero In tho Islands, threo months gotiating an arbitration treaty between struck homo. ho was not then paid Savings 4.00. .But Interest on at Dally, anywhero iu tho Islands, six months tho United States and Franco along ready to bring tho matter to a focus. Islands, ono year 8.00. compounded semi-annua- l- Dally, anywhero in tho tho lines of tho treaty which Secro Ho had already begun discussion i Dally, to foreign countries, ono year 12. 00. the tary Knox and Mr. Bryco, tho Brltisn with Ambassador Bwoe of tho possl ly. Beml-Weoltl- y, anywhero in tho islands, ono year 2.00. ambassador, nro about to negotiate, .blllty of negotiating Uio treaty which Seml-Wcolr- iy to Foreign countries, ono year - 3.00. So far as arbitration with Franco Is is about to bo drafted. Advertising rates supplied upon request. concerned, tho matter received its first It is, of course, dcsirablo to tnkA direct Impulse at tho dlnnor at. tlm such matters ono at a time, and thero L. D. TIMMONS MANAGER Willard Hotel hero on tho night of was already plenty of business on POWDER December 10, last, at tho closo of tho hand to occupv Secretary' Knox for Business office telephone, 2365; postomco box, 3GG. meeting of tho American Society for some time In tho Canadian reciprocity Absolutely Pure - tho Judicial of Inter- com-nation- al Settlement agreement and tho new treaty of Tho only baiting powffoi Judd Building, Fort and Mer- Disputes. nierce and navigation with Japan. mado from Royal Crapo chant Sts. Both President and Ambass.n-- 1 way, Taft Now that those nrG out of the Cream of Tartar Capital and surplus $1,000,000 Gompany dor Jusserand wero guests at that so as tho Department is con. fkeMse Steamship far State Ho Alum, No Lime Phosphate dinner and tho President mado a (cerned, the attention of tho Admlnls-speec- h. It was Just after the famous tration will bo turned, as was said in Sierra Schedule "war scaro" that had hocn worked un those dispatches last night, to tho ' S. F, LEAVE S. F. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE over the suppression of tho mysterious negotiation of tho. arbitration treaty will bo solos and duets besides tho BBTABLIBHED IN 1830. general to full chorus numbers, 'APRIL 8 APRIL 14 APRIL 1? APRIL 25 report from tho staff tho with Great Britain. .When that la na-- following singers partlclp APRIL 29 MAY 5 MAY 10 MAY 16 on tho preparedness of the 'compllshod, especially if the President Tho will MAY 20 MAY 26 MAY 31 JUNE 6 tlon for war. Andrew Carnegie, it will ls nblo to secure a ratification of It ate: " iHHOP&CO, JUNE 10 JUNE 16 JUNE 21 JUNE 27 b0 remembered, followed that excite- - 'hy the Senato in such a form as to Sopranos: Mrs. R. Hallen, Miss 18 JULY 7 JULY 12 JULY - JULY 1 ment byv tho announcement of his gift leave it reasonably effective, it may Bertha Kemp, Miss Charlotte H- 1 AUG. S ULY 22 JULY 28 AUO. 2 of .$10,000,000 to establish the Car-- i be expected that a similar treaty with Mrs. A. S. Hill, Mrs. Rerle Johnson. AUO 18 AUG. 23 AUG. 29 BANKERS .UO. 12 negle Peace Foundation. Franco will bo undertaken Altos: Mrs. C. S. Weight, Mrs. C 2 '. SEPT. 8 SEPT 13 ' SEPT. 19. SEPT. Tho President, In his speech, de- Meanwhile tho President has ta'kcd J, Hunn, Miss Gertrude Hall, Miss r Cl-- part to over tho matter informally with Commtrct&l and Travellers' RATES from Honolulu to San Fr anclsco First ss, S65; Round voted a great of what ho had Jennie Macaulay. on occa Ltttcrs of CrtUt Issued on Vri;, $110. Family Room, extra. say to the ridiculous "war scare,'' and Jusserand several Tenors: Mr. A. F, Wall, Mr. C. G. tht Forty-eigh- Bank of California and The Lon- Reservations will not bo held lat cr than t hours prior to tho to a discussion of tho necessity of( sions, as the Paris dispatch reports. Livingston, Mr. M. Mr. R. C. Brown, don Advertised sailing tlmo unless tickets nro paid for in full. military preparedness as a prime fac- Tho President is never inclined to Joint Stock Bank, Limited, J. Hill, Mr. C. J. Hunn, Mr. W. F. London. tor in the maintenance of peace. be over sanguine about such matters. Wichman. FOR PARTICULARS. APPLY TO But ho closed his speech with a Nor 1st he ono of those who exagger-referenc- e Correspondent for the A jer-lea- n Basses: Mr. Geo. A. Drown, Mr, to the possibility of the ne-- at the possible results, and believe Bxpress Company, and Stanley Livingston, Mr. C. B. An gotiatlon of a general arbitration treaty that tho satisfactory negotiation and Tboa. Cook ft Boa. drews, Dr. S. D. Barnes. Brewer & Co., Ltd. witn some 01 tno otner great worm ratification of such treaties will pro Iatereit allowed oa term and The general plblic is invited. GENERAL AGENTS. powers which at onco attracted at- duce tho millennium or bring an im- Barings Bank Dtpoilti. tention nil over tho world. Ho said: mediate end to warfare in the world. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. "If now we can negotiate and put But ho does hope to get the treaties Go through a positive agreement with negotiated and in force, and he does' Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mail Steamship some great nation to abido by tho think that if that can bb accomplished NOTICE. adjudication of an international arbi- a long step will have been taken on isianfl tral court in very issue which can- the way to ultimate "limitation of ar- Tho 'public is cordially invited to investment CP, CANADIAN-PACIFI- C great inspect tho new S. S. Tlonolulan Steamers of tho above lino running In connection with tho not be settled by negotiation, no mat- mament and the reduction of the at Limited. and Sydney, maintaining military Matson wharf foot Nuu RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, ter what it involves, (whether honor, burden of huge the at the of 8tocks, Bonds, Mortgages and Real Q. money, establishments. anu street, Monday, April 10, at four N. 8. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, territory or we shall have Estate. mado a long step forward by demon- o'clock p. m. AUSTRALIA FOR VANCOUVER. FOR FIJI AND strating that It is possible for two AN EVENING Or MUSIC. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., ZEALANDIA MAY 26 ZEALANDIA APRIL 25 23 nations at to as At the 'Central Union Church to- Agents, Matson Navigation Co., Char E. MAKURA APRIL 28 MARAMA MAY least establish be Robert Bond tween them the same system of due morrow evening, the double quartet terers: Member of Hawaiian Stock Ex- Calls at Fanning Island. process of law that exists between in assisted by a number of the leading H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., change, Room 103, Stangenwald build dividuals under a government." singers of tho city will render "The Agents, American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co., ing. Telephone 3449; Postofflce box, VOYAGES. CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN Ambassador Jusserand sat next the Seven Last Words of Christ." There owners. 506. Cable address: "Bulldog, Hono- Theo. H Davies & Co., Ltd., Ge'l Agents lulu." Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Bank of Steamers of tho above company will call at Honolulu and leave this port on or about the dates mentioned below: FpR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCI8CO . Honolulu S S PERSIA APRIL 19. S. S. KOREA MAR. 31 S S KOREA I APRIL 24 S. S. SIBERIA APRIL 14 21 S MAY 9 S. S. CHINA APRIL HOT CROS S S SIBERIA 29 Issue K. N. & S S CHINA MAY 16 S. S. MANCHURIA APRIL a. s.'manchuria may 22 s. s. asia may 12 Letters o f Credit Will call at Manila. Sir and Traveler's I Checks available i ' For general information apply to throughout the - - - - :,..'' world, cfi j Cable . j Co., Agents . H. Hackfeld & transfers at lowest '., ' '", rates Matson Navigation Co.'s Schedule, 1911 V AND HONOLULU. - DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN 8AN FRANCISCO V-

ARRIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO. SAIL FOR SAN FRANCISCO. LIMITED. S S. HONOLULANv APRIL 1 S S, WILHELMINA MAR. 29 j 11 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. S S LURLINE APRIL 16 S. S. HONOLULAN APRIL 26 S S." WILHELMINA APRIL 18 S. S. LURLINE APRIL 26 Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24.000,000 S. S. HONOLULAN MAY 3 S. S. WILHELMINA APRIL teservo Fund Yen 16,600,000 if Is from Seattle for Honolulu direct on - The Hilontan of .this line sal General banking business transact or about April 8, 1911. ed. Savings account for SI and up CASTLE & COOKE t.TD GENERAL AGENTS. wards. Fire and burglar proor vaults,' with flafe Deposit Boxes for rent at J2 per American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co. year and upwards. Trunks and cases to be kept on cub. tody at moderate rates. " NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every sixth FROM Particulars to he applied day. Freight received att all times at tho Company's Wharf, 41st Street, for. YU South Brooklyn. AKAI, Manager. FROM SEATTLE OR, TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: Honolulu Office, Bethel S. S. ALASKAN to sail April 14 and Mer Delivered city chant Sts. Tel. 21 of 1594. the and P. O. 27 toanypart S. VIRGINIAN, to sail April S. Box 168. S. S. ARIZONAN, to sail May. 9 For further information apply to H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, Agents, Honolulu. Sweet Violet C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Also the finest line of BUTTER . Toyo Kisen Kaisha. C. Q. YEE DOP & CO. TEl. 251 r Easter Novelties Automobile Livery will call at and leave Honolulu on or Steamers of the above. Company Beretanla and Mauna Kea Street. about the dates mentioned below: FOR THE ORIENT. FOR 8AN FRANCISCO. S-- S. S. TENYO MARU APR. 11th S. S. CHIYIO MARU MAY 15th KURIHARA S. S. NIPPON MARU MAY 2nd S. S. AMERTOA MARU. . . .MAY 26th PHONE 2085. S. S. CHIYO MARU MAY 30th S. S. TENYO MARU. .. .APRIL 2nd. LOOKS GOOD FOR BIG ADVANCE IN PRICE. Castle & Cooke, Ltd., Agents I have onn a vew thousand share of Lakoview No, 2 oil stock and when that is sold the price will doubtless Packing and Shipping Hdusehbld Goods. We attend to the advance to one dollar Dar. Mv nrlcA ! of all shipping papers and Custom House Manifests, PALM AFE still fifty cents. Do it now. J. OSWALD LUTTED. 1139 Union-Pacif- ic Transfer Co. PHONE 2011 Fort Street. King St. nexa to Young Hotel Telephone 1875. Fine Job Printing at Star Offlco. X

waro ssrvcd. . Thoso presont wero Mrs. R. M. Overend, Mrs. Frank D. McStock- - or, Mrs. Prank E. Richardson, Mrs. Emllo Waterman, Mrs. Jacoby, Mra. PhUip Peel:. Mra. L. M. Whltohouse, Mrs. Thoodoro Lansing", Mrs. Garten- - berg, Mrs. M. E. Grossman, Mrs: Louis Shhweltzor and Mrs. Nelson Baker Lansing, y A pleasant afternoon was spent at Fort Shatter on Tuesday when in u delightfully ' informal manner the ladles of tho post dropped in to tea as guests of Mrs. Smith. Theso' Intimate and impromptu gatherings are a feature of the post and tend to create n charming, spirit of camaraderie among the wives of I tho olllcors. rywy?jrtfwr atattest. iWM c "'f "jusm, mmmirrrT t t m?&jrrjWJFjKjimimL t Thoso who dropped in were Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. W. B. Graham, Mrs. George Dudley Graham, Mrs. Ernest Klnloch .Tohnstono, Mrs. Pardee and Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen.

Princess Kawananakoa, whose lat- est photograph appears in today's PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA, pago is a befitting representative of The beautiful society leader, who will visit London for the coronation Hawaiian royalty. ceremonies In June. She is a supremely clever and beau- tiful brunette, with masses of jet estra, entered their home. A very cards wero Inscribed wero Mr. and black hair and largo brown eyes, and happy evening was spent, dancing Mrs. McDonald of Santa Rosa, Gov-ern- is sure to create a stir among royalty being enjoyed until midnight Those and Mrs. Walter Francis Frear, In London. in tho party wore Messrs: Menke, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Knudscn, Mrs. Scott Princess Kawanariokoa leaves the Neumann, Preuss, Zelz, Prlbor, Rohr-bac- h, of HUo, Miss Scott, and others. latter part of this month fcr San Kellermann, Schold, Jacob, 4 Francisco, whence she will proceed Baering, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham en to New York to embark on a trans-Atlanti- c Mrs. Otto Berndt, Mr. and Mrs. Emll tertained very informally at dinner at liner for England. Berndt, Mrs. Voss, Miss Hanny Voss, their homo on Beretania avenue.

Besides her rank, which is of the Miss Hazel Ridley, Miss Annlo Huber. Covers wero arranged for six. 4 highest, the princess is endowed with The tablo was artistically arranged a rare magnetic, wlnsomo charm Mrs. Emll Watorman Is entertain- for Mr. and Mrs. John Erdmah, Mr. which captivates all who have ever ing at brldgo this afternoon at her and Mrs. W. L. Whitney and tho host enjoyed the distinction of her ac- homo on Lunalllo and KaplolanI and hostess. quaintance. Btreot, in honor of Mrs. Jacoby of San 55 Her stay in tho Islands has been Francisco. Kohala Midget: Everyone remem characterlezd by one gay round of bers the success of "Paulino," the festivities given In her honor. Mrs. James B. Castle is entertain- taking operetta given by the Kohala V 4 ing tho child-o- n of the Castle Home Choral Society a year or so ago. The Percy Morse on Mrs. entertained today at her country homo, "Tho socloty wais Importuned to .repeat It. April showers bring May flowers. It seems unreal that my Ideal a Tuecday nine tables of bridge as Dunes," at Laio. It didn't for sound reasons. ' But for them I need not wait, After all this time Is here. Mrs. C. C. and farewell to Morse her The children went down by train Listen! "Pauline's" successor la For April's brought what long I sought And so for me this month you see, daughter, Miss Patty Morse, who have this morning and will return lato this coming. "The Merry Milkmaids" is Hunting early, hunting late. Is the best one in the year. visiting been tho islands as her house afternoon, after an enjoyable outing. better musically and funnier than Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper Is also "Pauline," and the forerunner of still irate mistress, who unwittingly has a dded one more wrinkle to his cheap a week-en- d guest of Mrs. Castle. better performances. Honolulu's Social Happenings education. V V V This charming operetta ha3 a bevy Another and are tried wjth various diversifications but always another Invitations have been received for of "merry milkmaids," and a battalion Lti - - with invariable result. the a bridge afternoon at which Mrs. Gar- - of sturdy farmers, who sing lovely At a is discovered. Whatever misinterpretations of the servant problem may exist In the last "treasure" tenberg will on Monday com choruses to each other. The "Com- And some member of his family wishes him to retur,n entertain minds of many present day hostesses',ithe fact remains that the perilous he remains till plimentary to her house guest, Mrs. modore" appears as a beggar, and Japan, enough explanation for his desertion till his former V position In which Milady so frequently finds herself In vital moments Is to a satisfactory Jacoby, of San Francisco. makes love In song, cuts out '"Farmer mistress accidentally hears his paragon virtues exploited by the lady who, ' the direct outcome of her own Indiscretion and tolerance with a scheme V3 Jim," and the "Doctor," disguised as Inveigled him awayl so out of proportion with her own Intelligence. Mr. and Mrs. L. M: Whltehouso will a Dutch peddler, enters upon the There Is a simple and efficient ch-c- k to this childishly rip-ra- p system Granted that the basic principle of a d household depends move into their new home at Puunul scene. Monica, tho Indian fortune of employment. primarily upon tl.c solidity of the cuisine foundation little excuse seems about tho middle of the month. teller, helps to tangle the maze- - of would a quick turn and laxity I Is organized regulated, a. laxity Which brlna ud all classes ofejntsjkwjth They possible for. the. wth, which, and "d'artforeach-new-posltlon- will occupy the house, built love's path. would put employment agent l?is " prln- - In fact which Is often rewarded by the complete collapse of the entire do the wlth recently by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Raven The milkmaids milk and churn, and mestlc system. clple out of business. on Wylllo street. the "Farmer's Brigade" hoe and mow. among With not a little degree of anticipated pleasure and expectancy Milady First of all there must be a code of honor women. The "Ooctor" exposes tho "Commo- Say,, for Instance, a modified edition of the "ask the hostess" variety. P: 9s 9 opens up her new establishment, constructed with great craftiness, and Invitatlr.r.s have been received for dore," and "Farmer Jim's" love runs And then a letter of recommendation Is all that would be requlredl heavy expenditure and forthwith sails out Into society, fully equipped for a very elaborate reception at which more smoothly. In tho end the wed- her long and Interesting voyage of experience. Mrs. M. E. Grossman will entertain ding bells peal forth, In place of the Supremely Innocent oT the intricate Interior workings of the most es- Mrs. Ormpnd Wall en'ertalned guests for the past few weeks, on the 17th of this month In honor cow bells, and joy reigns. ' sentlal department of her household, happily Ignorant of the consistency of three tables of bridge at her home on I The prizes, which were silk hosiery, of Mrs. Nelson Baker Lansing. The cast is as follows: a peach compote, she engages a presumably competent chef. Hasslnger' street yesterday aftornoon, j wero captured by Mrs. St, C. Sayres, About three hundred Invitations Queen, Mtes Grose; Dorothy (the His own recommendation which proverbially and inversely, has been complimentary to Mrs. It, M. Overend Mrs. C. C. Mqrse, Mrs. George Angus have been Issued. ' milkmaid belle), Mrs. R. R. Hind; , decreed of small value, Is all that is required for his safe establishment In of Walpahu. and Mrs. Brlerbach. lonlca, tho Indian fortune-teller- Mrs. the bosohi of the family. Cards were played on the beautiful A very charming dinner party was Elgin; Margery, Mrs. Gunn; Jeanette, With false, enumeration, he Is bountiful with metaphorical bouquets verandah In a perfect nest of green- - Mr. and Mrs. E. Louis Berndt wero that given last evening, at which Mr. Miss Alameda; Captain, Mr. Gunn; ' aimed in his own direction ery. given a surprise last night when a and Mrs. Frederick Jowett Lowrey Two Jolly Farmers, Messrs. Perry and His obvious knowledge of social' requirements Is astounding in Its Tho prizes were dainty .confections party which Included two of their entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Retd; Juanlta, Miss Hussey; Judge, capacity! made by the hostess which added so sons and tho latters' wives, dropped McDonald of, San'ta Rosa. Dr, Cowan; Commodore (beggar In And so he is relegated to the kitchen range, which is as formidable to to their value and Interest. They in on them to congratulate and enter- Tho table was with velvety disguise), Mr. Mason; Doctor (dis- him, as to his mistress to whom it belongs. wero Dresden silk pockets for tele- tain them on tho occasion of tho red Jacqueminot roses and long ten- guised as peddler), Mr. Ronton Hind; Joe, The next morning Milady, dressqi for town descends in her crisp linen phone directories, and were awarded thirtieth anniversary of their wedding. drils of Australian maidenhair, deep-tone- d Farmer Jim, Mr. Paotow; Farmer frock to find to her horror a breakfast pitiable, In its crude perplexities, and to Mrs. Overond, Mrs. Jacoby and The couple were completely taken candelabra and Japanese wated- - Mr. Nahlwa; Jesters, Messrs. Rich- to appetite of groom. form- mond and Stlllman. suited more the her Mrs. Louis Schweitzer of San Fran- by surprise, when the company, , color place cards completing the It means the loss of itime, cancelling of engagements, waste of expen- cisco. ed in procession at a neighboring handsome appointments, The singers are classified as fol- - sive materials, vexatious rebukes and elaborate explanations to the "cook" Delicious light refreshments of lob-st- or house, carrying refreshments for tho j Covers wero arranged for eighteen. ' who having acquired new knowledge without cost, politely 'tolerates his salad, sandwiches, ices and punch evening, and headed by Kaal's orch Among thoso for whom tho guest (Contlnued on pago six.) GOODS . r""V'.f' BAXTER

CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HAT8. SUITDEPARTMENT. A beautiful display of new up-to-da- te There will be a special display of theso beginning New and stylish Whlto Serge Suits, weight suitable for our climate, MONDAY, APRIL 10th. ' both coats and skirts of the very latest cut. Price $25.00. , DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. All alterations neatly executed free of charge. goods. Every department has Like the ladles' hats, they will be pronounced tho prettiest hats In town. ' THE CHRISTY WAI8T. EASTER PARASOL8. Wo carry an extensive lino of theso celebrated waists In the latest been replenished with the very newest A largo assortment of fancy and plain pongee linen and silk para- 1911 styles. Some exquisite patterns 'in delicate sols, hemstitched, d and with fancy bands from $1.50. colors, others In black and whlto. From $3.50 up. LACE DEPARTMENT. Bo sure and ask for tho "Christy." creations. It will certainly pay you The following are a few of tho latest arrivals In this department. AT OUR GLOVE COUNTER. Fine quality White Lace Collars and Cuff Sets from $ 1.50. up White Lace Dutch Collars 1.00 up Hero you will find popular makes of guaranteed gloves. to look these over. White Lace Yokes With Collars Attached i . . . . 3.00 up Fawnes, Glaco Kid Gloves, length, whlto, black, tan Real Laco Berthas 12.00 up and brown , $3.50 Gloves, length & 2.00 MAGNIFICENT SHOWING OF EASTER MILLINERY' A large assortment of now white band laces from 50c a yard up. White Suedo DRES8 GOODS DEPARTMENT. Glace Kid Gloves, grey, white, black, tan and brown. 1.25 Gloves, the kind that washes 1.25 The woman who delights in expressing elegance and refinement In For afternoon or evening wear there Is nothing so "chic" as "a be- White Chamois paying extravagant prices, coming color veiled in harmonious or contracting Marquisette or. Tan Gauntlet Gloves 3 1.75 millinery, without will find Just what she aro guaranteed. wants In our store. We have a largo number of beautifully trimmed Chiffon Cloth. We have some oxqulslto effects In these which sell at All the above wear, very price, Fawnes, length Silk Gloves In Black nnd White. . . . $1.25 bats all suitable for Easter and each showing by Its stylo and a moderate Gloves, Brown, Groy and Blue 1.75 having our personally milli- to above we are showing some now and beautiful Fawnes, length Silk graco the benefit of Milliner solect all our In addition the length Silk Gloves, extra fine quality... 8 2.00 nery at the Eastern fashion centers. pieces of FOULARDS AND MESSALINES .with trlmmlngsi to match. Fawnes,

Fort and Beretania SACHS DRV GOODS CO Opp. Fire Station FOUIl h CHE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY," APRIL 8, 1911

attractions." Watch for th0"'"b!glight'r was deforrcd on third reading until'. on Hotel street, near Nuuanu. Prices, Monday, on motion of Kawewehl who STAR 10 and 5 cents. THE HAWAIIAN said ho ts to offer. An amendment Tjy Cooko to make the-ne- t Published every afternoon (except Sunday) , by thb Hawaiian Star como Into, effect' July 1, 1911, la-st- - Uncle Walt Newspaper Association, Ltd., McCandless Building, Bethel street,- Honolulu. HOUS E ot ' upon approval is pending. EDITOR Explosives. WALTER G. SMITH The Poet Philosopher (Continued mm rage One.) 8, 1911 House bill to regulate tho storage SATURDAY , APRIL explosives measures passed third reading unani- of and Inflammablo oils was read through and passed read- 1" mously. second 1 'DON'T WORRY ;me ear, and do ' When tireless agents greet with smiles from ear to Air Brakes BUI. ing. their best to beat mc, just as hcy did last year, by selling fruit trees A report of tho health police The Houso refused to concur lni is nothing- advice not to worry. It runs and Them commoner than the fruitless, or cornets that arc tootlcss, or other committee on Yate's' bill to provldo the, Senate amendments to the slops common way, mullet trinrrinirlvirom the toimuc: its watery unction the SIGNS OF SPRING junk that's bootless, I know that spring is here. for tho use of air brakes on all street protection bill. able by it was But the only man we ever heard of who was to profit, When I am tired and bilious, and feeling stale railways In tho Territory of Hawaii, Four or five Senate bills on third, and when he came homcj mc giving reasons why bo one who lived in New Mexico in early days, and queer, and doctors supercilious about my door appear, and dope tho bill should reading wer0 deferred. tabled, was adopted. was one afternoon and found that the Indians had run off with all his up with potions, and rub me down with lotions that stir up strange emo- It shown Treatment of Leprosy, that tho Rapid Transit Co, of Honolulu stock and hung his scalped wife and children on meat hooks by the tions, I know that spring is herc7 When to its pasture fragrant proceeds Coney introduced bill to author- was going to put air brakes oh its a throat, all lie felt called upon to say was "How perfectly ridiculous." He the lowing steer; when from his lair the vacrrant comes forth, intent on ize tho Board of Health to permit his fadeless beer; when I see neighbors slashin' around their gardens, thrashin' in heavier cars, Yates made a stand for was a man who never worried. But it was learned that the bill, saying he had or direct a patient at tho Kalihl hos- idiotic fashion, I know that is here. When truant schoolboys, Introduced.lt optimism had come of an attack of brain fever which had left him with spring by request. Conoy of pital or the Molokal settlement to go--, naughty, all grow dotty, as in the Chairman the a defective cerebral responsiveness. go fishing at the weir; and women health committee replied. Marcallino to such other place or places and for'' yester-yea- r, pieces, to scrub where dust The average man must worry, because worry is a part of his mental and tear the house to or grease argued that a measure of the kind was such time or times as the Board may is, just like so many gcescs, I know that spring is here. When ihes brganization, put in him for a purpose. Worry has its good uses. If a desirable. He moved that action be dqsignate, hut such permission or di- begin to tickle the victim's nose and ear ; when skeetcrs prod and prickle, Tuesday general never worries over the plans of the enemy he will be asleep some deferred until morning, which rection, not to bo construed as a dis- with small but poignant ; when birds come back and bring us the night when his army is surprised. If a business man never worries'over spetir was lost. charge, songs they used to sing us, and bees come up and sting us, I know that School Bill Deferred. competition lie also may be caught napping. If a, shepherd never worries Williamson introduced a bill to spring is here. On motion of Rico tho school main- over the wanderings of his flock, the wolves will wax fat. Wc all must, amend tho inheritance tax law. Copyright, 1010, oy Geo. Mattliow Adams. tenance bill from the Senate was de- worry if we are going to do our full work in the and keep from .WALT MASON Sunday School Invitation. world ferred until Tuesday, so that action avoidable harm but wc needn't fuss! There is where we can and Members of tho Houso were invited' of Now might first be had on the taxation should show our self-contr- As well say "don't worry" as "don't York, Chicago or Philadelphia. Those cities announce In recent vital to the Sunday school exercises of the statistics respective aeatn rates ot ls.zy, is.d ana 16.85 a thousand. New bill. 1" IF 1 - . .1 J 1 T 1 Moanalua and Kalihl Sunday think Both processes arc in large degree involuntary ; but we may, in A majority report of tho finance school at Hauhalemano, thinking avoid expression ; we need not run at the mouth. And when committee on Senate bill relating to Ka'lhl church, at 0 o'clock tomorrow morning, worrying we may cultivate the habit of silence ; wc may avoid stewing taxes and their disposition, recom- with a luau and fretting and thus to follow the exercises. demoralizing those who might otherwise help us mending Its passage, was deferred un. . out. No doubt Grant and Lee worried before every battle but they grew til Monday? on motion of Chairman In making more tense and silent all the time. They didn't fuss: thev dissembled Rico, to wait a minority report. a baked custard warm LITTLE. INTERVIEWS the milk before adding eggs, well, having the nerve to do it, and so they kept up the hope and spirits A petition was received from the tho and there wlll be less des- of those about them, Napoleon worried so much his High School Alumni Association In danger of the that constitution sert turning watery. could stand but seven years of the further worry at St. Helena and he PURSER PETER PHILLIPS When fat chickens and fresh eggs and what favor of the school bill. uieji in ine prime ot lite. Hut upon that lion face no shadow of in the Mauna Kea came in this morning we borrow of each other wo never ex. That French Silverware. ward perturbations ever came. the Senator was away out. We did pect to pay back. And we borrow any. A majority report of the finance pass Worry you must unless you are like the man in New Mexico, but i not near her at all. thing we haven't Individually got. I've committee tabling the concurrent res- r ALFRED CARTER thimble- - right twenty-tw-o you have any stamina at all you can keep from showing worry. The been there years and olution to present Prince Jonah K. Stocks a pest on you berry is the Parker ranch couldn't move me. Kalanianaolo with the silver service but the Department of Agriculture J. MORT OAT Hoolulu, when presented by the King of France to and Forestry expects to find a disease came here, had some adobe houses, the Kingdom of Hawaii, and sub- - and Bonds wnicn win Kin it oir. and they .were well suited to the ell nc mtted a subsltute resolution to The Pistol at England's Head J, F. ROCK The pnssloir-,vl- is mate. I. do not know of one 'that is de spreading from Oahu College into the left. There Is plenty of adobe here, liver the silverware to Prince Jonah When investing your funds - K. Kalainanaole on payment one lower Manoa valley. It Is also becom- and people could build really hand of obtain the best financial advice The Dutch proposo to strengthen their already adequate maritime detences ing a pest In East Maui. The Board some structures with It by plastering dollar. Williamson dissented from e na upon tne nilvy some ?20,QOO,000; to of Agriculture and Forestry is work outside, tiling report. report possible. lnni i f i , I leave their at the the roof and putting the The was adopted. 'i,, ire80nl weaic, neglected, ana unsatisfactory condition; on nT ,nto the matter. on porches and lanais. v The Kau Ditch. Our Stock and Bond Depart- c.onvert Flushing a formidable naval base and arsenal, thus domi- I nating the mouth Of thA Knhnlrit nn, fcllHt,r tr. L, LORRIN ANDREWS think that JOHN W. CATHCART Of couVse, Tho Kau ditch concurrent resolution ono a4 It Is got the- - ment is splendidly equipped with ineir scheme, in short, is Dreclselv what It wnnirt im if o,.i about time that we some the Senator cannot leave hero without from the Senate was to ihv atrlcal opposition. referred the a naval attack from Great Britain, if they had abandoned any fear that their The shows that clearance papers, and the purser or public lands financial information concerning ucuuaiiijr wigui ue uy uermany, we are having now are very much captain will have to come committee. violated and if they were determined to ex- ashore and The Senate bill to give corporations all Island Investments. ercise a decisive control over the destinies of Belgium. Moreover the note poorer than they were a few months get them. Arriving at any American accompanying the introduction of the bill appeared to indicate naval ago. port without clearance papers might the right of eminent domain for irrl with some power other as one of the contingencies which its framers E. M. EHRHORN, Supt of Etymo- - be to cost the ship her registry. gatlon purposes was referred to the had In view, and the Power in question, it was at once Inferred, could only be Germany. logy The importation of banana rc. W. WATSON It seems to mo judiciary committee. plants from Central America and oth- - County of Maul. The conclusion which Europe all but unanimously drew from this start- that during the past week we have ling development of Dutch policy was that the statesmen of the Netherlands er areas about the Gulf of Mexico been "going some" and as counsel for Senate bill amending the County Hawaiian had somehow, or other been enticed by the Wilhelmstrasse within the orbit should be checked for the protection Mr. Craig I don't know what to expect Act so as to Increase the salaries of of German influence. The government of the Netherlands have emphatically of the banana plants here. next denied elective officers of the County of Maul that their scheme owed anything whatever to foreign pressure or In- HIGX SHERIFF HENRY I "should H. DICKEY I see some spiration, but their declarations have not 'c. that Trust carried a more than limited confi- very much like to make a calfcon the born hikers" of C o m , dence. It is clear. In the first . place, that Germany and Germany "natural the Trail and p a n y alone bene- captain of Senator, fits by the proposals put forward In the Dutch Defence Bill. Among the Eng. the and serve him Mountain Club are going to start on Limited jfr & llsh, the French, and the Belgians, with papers citing him for contempt the Pall trail from Kalmukl to Nuu- - they have aroused considerable and legiti- 923 Fort 8treet. mate disquietude, so much so that the French Minister for Foreign Affairs of court, and perhaps I slmll have a anu at 6 o'clock tonight. That Is a New Shoes declared, a few weeks ago, that the projected fortification of Flushing "entails chance to do so. most dangerous thing to do. There conversations between the various Powers which are called upon to guaran- JDAVID DOWSETT Yes,.L,am back, are .places along, the trail where, tee the neutrality of Belgium." Among the those Powers is Germany herself, As to the New girl, I say slightest misstep will precipitate one and it was to Germany that M. Plchon's remarks were mainly York should addressed. The that sho Is not a type like yie San several hunarea feet. A cloud on the conversations he proposed would, he added, be quite amicable and could no- For Children where be misinterpreted, Germany, however, frigidly refused ,to. discuss the Francisco girl. She comes from every- - face of the moon for an instant may matter in any way, and even affected to regard M. Plchon's proposal as a cur- where arid is yet unclassified. Terson- - prove fatal. I know the trail well, tailment of the sovereign rights of the Netherlands. The present position, ally I take to the San Francisco girl and weht over It a few days ago.' In Houses For tent therefore, Is that, while there is no proof, there Is a strong suspicion that every time. daylight It is one of the most delight- - Germany is the true author of the Dutch Defence Bill. Sydney Brooks, in DR McV. ful tramps can Imagined. , A patent kid Harper's Weekly. BRUCE MACKALL The that be button territory has had- - charge of tho pol L. G. SCHOTT, expert barber boot with the UNFURNISHED. . - shops for twenty-on-e years, whereas When people lose their hair 'the reas- - new the city and county has had charge on generally is found In want- of cir-- broad plain toe and Alea, 3 Bs R... $50.00 ror only two years. For the condition culation in the scalp. Frequent rub- - Kalmukl 7th 6 B. It 45.00 clrcula-sponslbl- IV 3 San F s of the pol shops the territory is re-- blng is needed to make that e soft dull top that fits Kam. Rd. B. R 25.00 rancisco rair Lowers Road 3 B. in the ratio of 21 to '2. tion what It was in youth. Indians well around R..... 30.00 W. M. GIFFARD If the Park Com- - and other aborigines have fine heads the ankle. Kam. IV Rd. 3 B. R.... 25.00 San Francisco's preparattons for the coveted international exhibition in mission had more money it would of hair in old age because they have Medium turn soles. Waiplo, 3 B. R 12.00 1915 to celebrate opening Il- the of the Panama Canal are described, with clean out the llmu in the ponds and reasons to keep their scalps well Kam. IV Rd. 2 B. R 15.00 lustrations, in the April number of Popular Mechanics Magazine. other watercourses, put In an artesian scratched. If they killed their vermin The latest styles for Beretania & Alapai Sts. . The fair management has not yet selected a site, although a poll taken they might by one of San newspapers well, create a lake and improve the lose their raven locks 4. B. R..'. ; 37.50 the Francisco indicates that Golden Gate Park, people dresswear. comprising 1,013 acres, and with much adjoining vacant property, is preferred undeveloped parts of the tract. But Civilized don't choose tho abo Kalmukl 12th Ave. 3 B. R. 30.00 It gets only enough run- - rlglnal remedy, they by a majority of the people. Tentative plans for the exposition favor a la- about for the but. get their Nuuanu St. 2 B. R...J... 30.00 nlng expenses. goon In the shape of the Pacific Ocean with the buildings grouped around it. heads rubbed often either by hand or Sizes 8J to 11, $2.50 .Duval, St. 2 B. R 17:50-- Eight western states through their legislatures have already voted appropria- HENRY COBB ADAMS Over to by means of tho electric head-rubbin- g Wahlawa, 2 B. R ' 30.00 tions for state buildings and exhibits. Pledges bar-liv- e frizes 11 to 2, $3.00 from China, Japan and the windward, In my part of tho island, we machine, which they can find in fcartwrlgbt Rd. 2 B. R... 18.00 Philippines total ?0,000,000. The directors have promised' a f50,000,000 ex- an Idea life. We have plenty of shops or buy for home use. position. ber Pacific Helghs, 2 B. R 20.00 Gandall Lane, 2 B. R --15.00 NEW THEATER TONIGHT. the public entertainment. Four splen-Tonig- Manufacturers' marks the opening of the did films will be Introduced, two . of i?ow Independent Theater on Hotel tho adventurous kind and two of a SHOE COMPANY, LTD Tiny Gland Controls Growth street, just below Nuuanu, and a spe- - hfghly humorous nature. Vaudeville TrentTrust Co., program arranged songs tp 1051 Fort clal has been for and Illustrated will add the LIMITED. . "Giantism," or the growth of a human body to abnormal stature, Is dis- cussed, in the April number of Popular Mechanics Magazine, In connection with the case of John,Turner of Washington, D. C. At the time of his death, BQDuW Turner weighed 343 pounds; was '7 feet 7 inches tall, with hands 16 inches long; spread of outstretched arms was 8 feet 11 inches, and his vertipal, Teach 10 feet 4 inches. The Illness which eventually ended' Turner's life was one of a series of attacks of the disease of "giantism" whioh marked h(s life from infancy. ' The article states: YOU are planning "Joying at the center of the base of the brain, is a curious little, gland New about the size of a buckshot; perhaps In size and color it more nearly ap- Stock of proaches the common garden currant than any other object. It is known as to have a Booklet, the 'pituitary gland.' " "Medical authorities conclude that this little pituitary gland: exercises a Circular, Announ governing Influence on the growth of tho human body, and when It has reached a normal size it shuts off any further growth, Just as the governor cement or ANV WORK on a steam engine shuts off the. steam from the engine when the requisite White Dress amount of power has been furnished. When this gland becomes diseased, Its restraining functions cease and the victim continues to grow at the ex- designed for promoting pense of both mental and physical strength." your business let us show you what we can produce Goods Health Conditions in Manila for you including a full line of the , From the point of view of healthfulness the citizens of Manila have much We make a Specialty for which they should thank the American occupation of the Islands. The Famous Sherette from 20 average mortality last year was 20 per cent, less than it had been during, the of previous nine years. to 50 cents yard. In 1001 it was 43.1S a thousand. In 1910 It was 34.93 a thousand. In spite of the fact that tho city has Increased considerably In slzo there weijo 15C0 PRINTING less deaths during the last fiscal year than during tho preceding yean An analysis of tho causes of death shows that approximately one-hal- f of See Our Window Display. the Improvement was duo to tho decreased mortality from Intestinal disease, which in turn may be due to tho Improved water service which has recently peen installed in Manila. THE HAWAIIAN STAR ' , The remainder of the improvement Is largely due to the decreased num PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS ber of cases of convulsions In children. An Increase of 41 deaths from bori berl, 125 from tuberculosis of the lungs, 119 from tetanus, 35 from broncho TELEPHONE 2S65 nnouraonla nnd 46 from pneumonia has been reported. The death rate by nationalities Is as follows: Americans, 12.93 J, Filipinos, 36.88; Spaniards, 15.65; other Europeans, 21.73; Chinese, 18.23; all others, '41. , jp Apparently It Is more healthful to bo a Xnnkeo In Manila than (a citizen ; . !4ffl,trtt a btfMmmw warn. Ml 3r TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL, 8, 1011. F1VB. Financial ? Commercial Promotion E5y IAj:iiaJC '1,'OGAN

TRENT REV DN James F. riorgan. COLLEGE HILLS STOGKJALES TWO STDGLEXCHftNGES' QUOTATIONS Stock and OF MARKET HONOLULU EXCHANGE APR. 8. THE L OT 5 Sales between boards 155 McBryde, Bond Broker 6.G6l; 100 do., C.G2; 50 do., G.62; 1IONOLULTT. HAWAIIAN. following '20 Brewery, 20; 10 McBryde, G.02; lUd Asked Bid Member 01 Honolulu Stock and The la the Trent Trust At the sale of College Hills lots for , , 'nKn. Asked Company's nf fln. Bond Exchange. stock review for the week: Trent Trust Co., Ltd., by the Realty '15 C. Brower & Co 400 00 30 00 30 50 recovery Qlaa Wa,nlu(l( 10 Ewa Plantation Co 30 00 30 Stock and Bond Orders recelra Aside from the sharp ln Co. a'.. -- Auction at noon today, nine lots ri- - on Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. . 230 00 215 00 89 00 prompt attention. the prlco of beets from 10s 3d on were sold, bringing an aggregate of, ' Hawaiian C. una B. Co S3 75 39 00 4 2 00 43 00 Oooo, a',' ln ln Hawaiian Sugar co 41 00 42 60 .... Information furnished relative to March 31st, to 10s 7 d on April 9,480. Prices wero at, or slightly'.. , ,,.., 1n,'r.ft. Honomu Sugar Co - 1S5 00 11 60 I. 00 all AND BONDS. ,ft 11 CO 150 00 STOCKS 6 th, nothing Importance 'developed above, the upset figures. The pur- - " ',X Honokaa Sugar Go. 11 75 of 5 ViT c Haiku Sugar Co. 150 00 150 00 u.. LOAN 8 NEGOTIATED. chasers wero as follows: V'J, A?"-i- Sugar Co 10 00 ...... ig 00 to affect the stock market; resulting Gi - Hutchinson VI 00 Phono 1572 P. O. Box 594 W. A. Kinney bought lots 1, 3 and ' KahUKU 1'iantation co 15 00 17 0 ' 225 00 in the week's trading being confined t r Kekaha Sugar Co 205 00 2S6 00 200 00 12, block 16; areas respectively, 14,463. McD0rj;fe' P,0"ef' 202,:Q Kolna Sugar Co . - - 7 00 to the usual Investment changes' with do., 201.50; C. Co., 0 75 6 K 50 so 00 iK nnn nmi iKnnn n- -J H. McBrydo Sugar Co activity. fot. Oahu Sugar Co 28 75 28 k 28 75 40 00 , Telephone 2428. practically no speculatlvov 5 Walalua, 107.00 ' 40 00 41 39 75 two on Oahu avenue and the third on , Onomea Sugar Co 50 4 50 P. O. Box 653. While somo excitement has been upset1 S"Er Quotations, April 8. 1911- -88 Olaa Sugar Co 4 60 4 i 50 Vancouver highway; and the Company 23 00 energetic Olowalu 23 00 created locally by the efforts prices respectively of $1040, $880 andumuysia oeel8' lus 'a' Paauhau Sugar Co 00 21 .. " to secure labor for Alaska canneries Pacific sugar Mill cb" $640. Pala Plantation Co im i'5o"6b"" """i'50'60"' at the expenso of our plantations, so Mrs, Overend bought lot 18, block 9, Pepeekoo Sugar Co 130 00 207 50 207 60 Mill Co - 201 00 20 1 00 tills lids had no effect on stock Manoa road, 18,415 square feet, for Pioneer 100 60 107 50 101 00 far the KU LA LANDS Walalua Agr. Co ' BruGeCartwriantJ I. $13i5, Sugar Co 105 00 250 00 market. The opinion held generally or $15 above upset price. Walluku mm Waimanalo Sugar Co 220 00 ...... f If. that the restrictions now being Im- , J. Higglns, trustee, bought lot 14, Waimea Mill Co . . . . . 120 00 .. STOCK AND BOND BROKER block 12, Oahu avenue, 118x150 feet, posed on thoso recruiting laborers O. & Son 122 60" 76 00 $1235, or $35 upset B. Hall 00 will bo sufficient to discourage further for above price. AT WHOLESALE I. I. S. M. Co f... "!"Z".."."; Irving Hnrd bought lot 8, block, 19, Hawaiian Electric Co Member Hawaiian Stock Exchange attempts along this line. Confidence H. K T. & L. Pf d Vancouver highway, 21,380 square feet, - !!!"'.!"'.'.'.'.'.!! - - 35 Merchant Street, Honolulu In the ability of the sugar Interests $1120, upset price. Nino separate leases of lands in II. R. T. & Lk Co. Com for the T41. Co u'iT' Ts'ao" "if$ """' Cable Address "BRUCE" HONOLULU to control we believe Mutual 13500 ' the situation P. C. Jones, Ltd., bought lot 7, block the Kula district of Maul were sold O. K. & Ij. CO 135 00 138 00 ; Co. will counteract any adverse effect the 13, Manoa road, 18,002 square feet, for HUo R. R. Pfd ""g"6b" 9"bo'" v"00 ""05b"" nt auction by Commissioner Marston Hllo It.' R. Co., Com wide publicity given matter might $960, upset 20 25 MOO Cable Address "Dulsenberg" Honolulu this the price. Campbell at noon today. There was Hon. B. and M. co 86"?o 00 Hawaiian Pineapple Co 36I..25 37 00 s7 have. W. N. Young bought lot 9, block 6, an aggregate of S564 acres and Plnapple Co ... 41 00 20 00 11 00 " the Hawaiian Products road, 20,627 square C. Co. . . v 20 50 fTho undertono o the market Is Atherton feet, for annual obtained amount to Hidalgo P. and :::::::::::::::::: '"""srso wsr rentals Tanjong Rub. Co 20 60 21 00 $1000, the upset price. 1 ...... strong with no large blocks of any of $3517, being total $218 above Pahang Rub. Co., Pd. "!!!!!Z E. G. Duisenterg E. C. Stone bought lot 9, block 13, a of the " the favorite securities obtainable at upset rentals. The leases are for 21 Fabang Rub. Co. Ass .'.'!.""." io'm" !!"...!!"""!" Armstrong street, 22,610 square feet, , 19 00 20 oo present "asked" prices. , uawn. Amer. hud STOCK AND BOND BROKER for $1030, or $70 above the upset price. years. All of themNvere knocked La Zacualpa Rubber - 230 oo - Ewa is steady at $30.00, with small down to Henry Waterhouse Co., BONDS Trust Cal. Beet Bug. 6s 100 oo demtier Hawaiian Stock Excnanie today $30.1-- 4. of- - sales at Oahu is Ltd. Hamakua Ditch lis 102 00 100 00 fered $29.00. Commer- Hawaiian Irr. 6f .' 102 00 101 50 Stangcnwald Building. at Hawaiian Hawaiian c. and s. 58 First Foor, cial is in demand at $38.3-- 4 with none BILL FOR PAUOA ceed to acquire the rights by condem Hllo R. R. Co. 6s ot'oo' 9700" !"."7."'.'.'.'.! Merchant Street. Honolulu. Offering. Hllo R. R. Co. .Extension 6a 94 50 90 00 95 00 Walalua Is inactive, with nation proceedings. Honokaa Sugar 68 101 00 101 60 -- ...... ! small' sales at $107.1-2- . Pioneer H. R. T. and I 6s 104 00 is Kauai R. R. 6s ; 400 00 Telephone 3013. P. O. Box 322. quiet, being $202.1-2- : bid and $207.1-- 2 EASTER GOODS. Kohala Ditch 6s '100 00 . WATER PURCHASE McBryde Sugar Co 93 00 95 00 93 50 50 asked. McBryde shows a little Every department in SachB BI mutual xei. us 101 50 .... 101 60 O. R. & L. Co. Es ' 100 00 .'. strength being in demand at $6.5-- 8 Store has been replenished with new Oahu Sugar Es today. Olaa Is neglected being offered A bill was "introduced ln the Senate goods for time." Among Olaa Sugar 6s WSa" so'ob"" !"'."!"'.'."!!!! Easter other Pacific Mill 6s j ... Sfigar 3.92c 4 2 morning directing superin- at $4.3-- with $4.1-- the bid price. this the new goods there are the Easter Hats Pioneer Mill Cs , 100 75 100 75 tendent of public works to acquire Walalua Agr. Co 100 00 ' and Easter Parasols that will delight OIL STOCKS Beets jos, 4d ; HILO 65 WANTS WATERSHED, Pauoa valley water rights, all rights every - lady, s Creme Petroleum 011 1 60 1 60 A superclsorlal Pa- Hon. Con. Oil , resolution was to of the lat6 Charles Booth and in Humauma OH day received from Hawaii, In the cific Heights 'waters and works. The Regal Shoes are made on the same Templor Ranch Co ::r."rr.": :""."."." . n Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ventura Oil Development Co ...... 01 06 Senate, asking for $7,277.50 for the price shall not exceed $100,000. If lines as the latest London, Paris and Purlsslma Oil v 25 Honolulu Stock Bond purchase of the property of the Ha- the purchase is not consummated New York custom models. See the MINING AND POWER. CO Members and Sierra Nevada Exchange. waiian Board of Missions to be used within three months of the approval new Regals at the Rgal Shoo Store, Mountain King !"!Z'."!"". .!!!!'.'.a! sTSb"" "'V So " King Solomon '. FOUT AND MERCHANT STB.' as a water shed for Hilo's supply. of the act the public works shall pro- - iving anu .ueinei. Shipping And Waterfront News Til THE MAILS. Master Wallace, Master L. P. Thurs- IN YlVp CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST SHIPPING IN PORT. Tb the Orient per Tenyo Maru ton, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Losey, Mrs. M, CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HA- April 11. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jordan, Jj WAII IN PROBATE AT To San Francisco, per Honolulan, Watt, S. Lalakea, Mrp. A. Aona, i (Government vessels.) M. April 11. u. a. k. u. xneus, rrora cruise, Miss M. Lalakea, J. Corner, Mrs. F. fj Lighthouse tender Kukui, from To Australia per Jethou, April 8. Pavao and 5 children, R. Bucholtz, In the Matter of the Estate of Ell-- n cruise. - To Australlaper C.-- S. Makura, Master "Lord, Master Pratt, A. Lind- Lewers Hopper, Deceased. ! 1 ) April 28. (Mercnant vessels say, A. Mills, H. K. Kellner, E. N. i Foohng Suoy from New York, From San Francisco ex Tenyo Bark f L. Holmes, S. N. Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- 14. Maru, April 11.' . , Holmes, Peck, Dr. J. March Determining R. P.Rithet. Am. Bark from San From the Orient ex Siberia April 14. Martin, L. K. Kaumalll, Miss Mundon, ance of Accounts, Francisco, March 27. From Australia, ex Zealandla, April Mr. and Mrs. C. Shlmamoto, Mrs. Ma-sud- a Trust and Distributing the Estate. Barkentine James Johnson, from 25. and 2 children, Mrs. Sakedo and On reading and filing the Petition Newcastle, N. S. V., March 27. children, Mrti. Kamloko and child, and Accounts of William L. Hopper, S. S, Jethou, Frivold, from New- R. P, Rlthet to Load Sugar. Mrs. Yamomotp and child, Suyama, E. Wells Peterson and Wlllard 13. castle. April 2.'' The old Hackfeld vharf is crowded K. Mlnal, Jas. F. Woods, M. Machado, Brown, executors of tho Will of Ellen Once upon a time, a man who was too economical to take April 3. Koan Maru, from Kobe, with sugar now awaiting' shipment. M.' Duarte, A. Roy, Rev. J. W. Gunn, Lowers Hopper, deceased, wherein Coronado from San a paper, sent his little boy to borrow the copy taken by hi Barkentine Thousands of bags are piled up, and C. R. Stillman, Geo. I. Brown, T. Ha petitioners ask to be allowed $0426.24 Francisco, April 3. the Rlthet. when she has finished the rada, Miss Holokulani, Geo. Kaiser and charged with I14.887..83, and ask neighbors. In his haste, the boy ran over a four dollar stand of - Waddon, from Newcastle, N. S. "W., general cargo she Is now dis- and son, H. S. Overend, H. F. Damon, that the same be examined and ap anchored outside, awaiting berth. that bees, and in ten minutes looked like a watery summer squash. charging, will take a full load away. G. Waller, D. Wlthlngton, W. Mc- - proved, and that a final order bo made ,' Senator from San Francisco, April 6. J. Quaid, B.. McStocke'r, Rob of Distribution of the remaining prop His cries reached his father, who ran to his assistance, Columbian from Seattle, April 6. F, Miss G. erty to nersons Luis, Hackfeld Wharf Unsatisfactory. ertson, D, McCorrlston, O. Sorenson, the thereto entitled failing barb-wir- e fence, ran into it, breaking it Str. Santa Rite, from St. discharging and, to see a old Hackfeld wharf Is now al- Mks A. Weight, H. W. English, Pia and petitioners and sure ADril 7 The flesh from his anatomy and ruining most ready to become the new Matsnn Cockett, J W. Keawe, J. Cockett, ties from all further responsibility down, cutting a handful of , German ship Hackfeld from Ham- Miss E. Hume, W. T. H. Kelly, herein: five-doll- burg, April 7. wharf, but a hitch has arisen in the Miner, a ar pair of pants. W. Ballley, G. H. Brown, A. M. Ber-teau- x It Is Ordered, That Monday, the DEPARTURES. transference owing to the flooring be- .'PROJECTED May, A. D. 1911, The old cow took advantage of the gap in the fence, got For San Francisco. ing unsatisfactory. The present floor and Mrs. A. Bullcne. 15th day of at ten M. N. S. Honolulan, April 11. has been laid with timber that proved o'clock a. m. before tho Judge pre- into the cornfield and killed herself eating green corn Hearing " E..M.. S. Siberia, April 14. siding' at Chambers of said Court at too soft for the heavy traffic that had four-gallo- 19. Sierra Is Delayed Until Tomorrow!. racket, his wife upsetting a n churn full of .0.,S. S. Sierra, April consequence Is his Court Room ln the Judiciary Build the ran, to use It, and the that Wot dihas been received .by(' the local For Manila. lng, in. Honolulu, County of Hbnolulu, kittens, drowning the whole "flock." Sherman. U. S. a. ADril 12. It is very much worn, so much so in agents of the Oceanic Steamship Co., rich cream into a'basket of ; Si3!i. iar yancouvor. considerably ham- be and the same hereby is appointed C.-- M. April 25. some places that it ar Zealahdia, R. S.. that the steamer Sierra, will not leave In her hurry she dropped a seven-doll- set of teeth. The baby, Marama, JC.-- 11. M. a., May Z3. pers the men ln their work, as the the time and place for bearing said Makura. C.-- R. M. S.. June 20. San Francisco for Honolulu until to C.-- Petition and Accounts, and that an through the spilled milk into the parlor and Zealandla, R. M. 6.. July 18. trolley wheels get stuck in the ruts. morrow at noon. She been delay' left alone, crawled For FUl and Australia. has persons Interested may then and there, C.-- and takes assistance to help theni Makura. It. M. S.. April 2. it ed owing to her having being drydock ruined a twenty-doll- ar carpet. During the excitement the oldest Zealandla, Cv-- R. M. S. April 25. over, the uneven surfaces. As soon as appeal and show cause, if any they! Marama, C.-- R. M. S June 23. ed, and the operation' took longer than C.-- con- have,Why tho same should not be daughter away, with the hired man, the calves got out and Makura, R. M. a. July 21. some agreement can bo come to was expected. The usual time of ran For China ana Japan. cerning the wharf will granted, and may present evidence as K. 11. the leaving is ten o'clock" on Saturday the eleven sitting hens. Tenyo Maru, T. .K.. April To who aro entitled to the said prop- dog broke up Persia, P. M. Co., Aprir 19. pass over to the Matson people. At morning. It is anticipated that she f Korea, P. M. Co., April 24. they taken It over, erty. Nippon Maru. T. K. It. May 2. present have not Will make up a lot of the time, and Siberia, P. M. Co., May 9. although people are Installed Dated the 3rd day of April, 19ll. for, M. Co.. May 16. their arrive hero ou Moral Subscribe our paper. China, P. late Friday afternoon By tho Court: there. , instead of early morning. ' JOHN MARCALLNO, INTBR-ISIiAN- D VESSELS. the-Fir- For Maul and Hawall-Ports- . 'Aualitlnn Rhlnment. Clerk of the Circuit Court of .!. CoT every bune: report ' . Mauna Kea, Tues Parser Phillips, of the Mauna Kea.l There is a Circuit. f THE HAWAIIAN STAR .flayi sugar a.lon8 the waterfront Matson I.-- reports the follong , ,annlng' Claudlne, I. S. N. Co., every that wapjNdv, Co tQ mako NEWSPAPER ASS'N. LTD. Friday. awaiting shipment at Hllo yesterday. , KEEP IT AT HAND. ; - th Honolula tako th f Molokal- and Maul. . A 1 -ll th For ao.uijv,n A 1T t j.p,uuu,AAA nuwuu ir i. a T" I Tl.t -- 4 P. O. BOX 366 PUBLISHERS PHONE 2365 ' Mlkahala, every Tuesday. uiaa waianea Enterprise as tho Hllo boat. Agent I nuuiJ uuumuciiuil l um uim ui Kor Kauai Ports. Mill 1500, Walnaku 1000, Onomea 20,-- Ralph Balding states that it is possible band, become acquainted with its W. O. Hall, S. N. Co, every 000, Pepeekeo 6500, Honomu G700, Ha-- that this plan may be adopted, but many uses and intrinsic, merits and Thursday. ' Klnau, S. N. Co, every Tues kalau 4000, Laupaboehoe 16,000, Ooka- - that, tho Enterprise will make a couple It will save much suffering as well as day. (D) 2985, (K) 2239:, of more trips hero at all events. Knn and Kona Ports. la 8000. Kukalau time and money. It promptly re I.-- - , Loa, I. S. N. Co, alternate Koholalelo 15,400, Paauhau 2u00, Ho- lloves pain cuts, Mauna the resulting from AFTER MEALS Tuesdays and Fridays. u ADVICES. TRANSPORT SERVICE. nokaa 18,500, Kukulhaele 11,718, TELEGRAPHIC bruises, sprains or injuries from any ' V. S. A. T. Crooit, en route to San 3450, Honuapo 7038. Salina Cruz: April 7, sailed, S. S. cause and tho wound is healed ln less Francisco. t Arlzonan for San Francisco. v time than by any other treatment. (Reg. U. S. Pat OfT.) XL. 8. A. T. Warren, at Philippines. PASSENGERS. San Francisco: Arrived, April 7, S. For salo by all dealers, Benson, Smith RELIEVE8 DISTRESS . U. S. A. T. Dlx, on route to Seattle. Arrived. S. Enterprise, from Hllo; Aprft 8 S. & Co., agents for Hawaii. GUARANTEED PURE U. S. A. T. Sheridan en route to Sari Por str. Mauna'Kea, from Hawaii S. Lurllne, for Honolulu; S. S. Sierra At A11 Soda Fountains, Drug Stores Francisco. way ports, April S.t--M-is. Fltzger- - sails tomorrow at noon, and rWATCH-rRIM- G And U, 8 N. T. Buffalo, at flan Francisco. Retail Groceries, t aid, Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. N. Wat-- j Hllo: Arrived, April 3, ship John 5c. and 10c. Bottles. U. S. A, T. Buford, at Shanghai. Xi kins, Miss H. Watklns, J. Parker, P. Ena, from San Francisco; arrived, ulsiTiTilAiTi7a.-k'4M- U. S. A. T. Thomas,, at San Fran- MM1U. II, nM vita IIUMW Arctic cisco. Lemaitro', Miss E. Willbrlght, Mr. and Al'rll 6, barkentine S. G. Wilder, from ilprf mm, np alM, OUUUBTlIb t I Soda Water Works route to Ma- ffl lO ( I Distributors. U. S. A. T. Logan en ' , MM. Will., Mr)). W. B. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Eyerettr r ilf . m m nila. . . Orlij .In Mm. wx. --SsFCH Mrs; W. Cross, Mrs.j Mahukona: Arrived, April 7, bar-- L mU ti4-au- r. -- Soule, Mrand J. ET-frx- m4 II i ' tfysVX. T." S&enhah left San Fran' a tr PIneotnr Snloa Co., Ltd. Dillingham, T. Irmgard, I clsco for Manila, April 5, Carter, Miss Greaves, entine from San Francisco. Dll.WtchCo.,IrtlU,C.ki,l'JU. r i TUB HAWAIIAN BTATt, lATUttDAY, APRIL 8, ifili.

5 a Iiouso parly on Saturday to tho fol AMUSEMENTS. We Ask lowing guests: Mrs. Ronton Hind, Society Miss Hamilton, Miss Bond, MIbb Julia "WHY Bond, Miss Porter, Miss Groso, Miss (Continued from page thrco.) Blckford and Miss Estill. Somo re- Honolulu SPORTS mained over Sunday. A vbgkqjzlcto musem ent COUGH?" lows: shr taol shrd cmfw J Nahlwa, L,td FOUR OF BASEBALL Altos Miss Aklna, Miss Kohala Midget: Mrs. Buffctt came Company, Mrs. Gunn, Miss Mc- its Contraltos over from Kohala, and Is tho guest cormick, Miss Perry. of Mr.s. Williamson of Honokan. Mrs. PROGRAM T0- - MQRRQW Sopranos Mrs. Bona, Miss Bond, Buffett la hero to help Mrs. William Miss Alameda, Miss Grose, Miss Ham son mako preparations for tho wed THE SAVOY ilton, Mrs. LIlllo. ding of Miss Fursoy to Mr. Donald, Where the Films are Catchy. game. Mezzo-soprano- s Mrs. Elgin, Miss which to placo soon. There Is a groat urogram In tront J'osed third Is. tako A tmt n 4 tin t n i f n I nr ...mntl 4 ho Hattle, Mrs. Hind, Miss Hussey. of baseball fans for tomorrow, tor i tl VI V league of the year Is tho Sugar League, Bafcsos Mr. Gunn, Mr. Mason, Mr. visiting PROGRAM Q. What is good for my cough? there are four gnmei on the cards Miss Clara Low has been NEW two games ueing scneauieu ior io- - Porry, Dr. Cowan. v hor brother Jack at Kukulhaelo for a Aycr's Cherry which are Invci ted with a' good deal A Pectoral. - morrow. Honolulans are Invited to of interest to fans generally, In nddl- Tenors Mr. Paetow, Ronton Hind, week. Miss Low and Mrs. Jack Low Hilda Carle a trip out to tho plantations and a, Q. How long has it been used? tlonal to the host of minor games take Mr. McDougall, Mr. Nahlwa, Mr. Rold, have gone to visit tho Hinds at Tho Statuesque Vocalist, classy the ball play- - A. Seventy years. which aro to b0 played. Tho four the nature of Mr. Richmond, Mr. Stlllman. and the Magulrcs at Huohue. resulted m In Popular Songs. most important games aro tho two od. Last week's matches 4 J Q. Do doctors 4- -Q and'6-- endorse it? sot for the Athletic Park and the two victories of 5, Indications Mrs. Henry Ronton of Kohala gave Fine Job Printing, Star Office. games. scores A. If not,vc would not make it. games In tho Plantation League. f very close These . wore In opening matches, too, and Q. Do you publish the formula? uu uu m turn., q The Eccentric Juggler i guinea iu iiiuuu bettor ball is promised tomorrow. Tho betjveen tho Japanese High School ln A. Yes. On every bottle. lirand of ball put up last week -- at Honolulu Club In tho first Comedy Feats. and tho only served to whet the appetites Q. Any alcohol in it? match and between tho Asahls and of the sugar growers and their friends A. Not a single drop. Mubocks In second game. Botn th0 and tho fans are anxiously awaiting SELECTED MOTION PICTURES. these games promise to provide good Q. How may I learn more ofthis? these matches. The two winners and ball, though both are minor matches fistnias Present! A. Ask your doctor. He knows. tho two losers meet. Alea bellevo as compared with the games expected they can account for Walpahu, while THE BIJOU for Sunday week when the Oahu the manager of th0 latter bunch says Ayer's Cherry Pectoral League will start up. The match, be- his boys can slip one over on tne MORE SENSATIONS tween tho High School and the Hono- Honolulu Co.'s combination. Anyway frtptrri it Dr. J. C. Ajer & Co,, IWI. Mm., U, S. A. Is to decide an Aala Park A RARE DANCE OF ARGENTINA lulu Club Alea and Walpahu meet tomorrow at Meetings championship, the Honolulu boy3 win- by the fraternal Alea and Bill Rice will handle the ning tho first series and the High Tho other game lis that be- NO. Uelng In second series. Tho HONOLULU LODGE School the tween Walanae and Ewa and as eacn Hidalgos... Spanish Dancers, O. ELKS. boys aro credited with being good B. P. intend to get even for last Sunday a May not be exactly appropriate but prudent buyersjwlll find the Who presents the on King Street ball players from .the junior .(Stand- 4 Meets In their hall hot game is expected. The game will "MACHICHA" every Friday evening. Vuu point matches they have ucen the prices at which our goods will be sold for one month represent a sear Fort, and the take placo at Walanao with Henry cordially invited to playing marked with keen-- Us Brothers are have been Chlllingworth calling balls and strikes. present just equal to the price of the article. attend. u - . Honolulu people In search of a good Jones and O'Brien DOUGHERTY, E. R. Alsahl-Muhock- JAMES D. The s gamo Is tho game cnn catch tho 9:15 a m African Comedians, KLUEGEL, Secretary. tran GEO. T. second of the series to decide last from Honolulu to Walanae and see In Other Words in year's Oahu Junior championship. Tho the Ewa "Kandy Kids" and Walanae "THE ZULU" Asahls are already one up, as a re-- "Giants" in action, suit of last Sunday's gamo, which fans n tho journey Is too long the 11:30 we are selling out our entire stock (goods owned by tho Woman'B Ex POPULAR PRICE8 10c, 15c, 25c. ; IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE f will remember was quite r good ex- - m traln from Honolulu to Alea will ! IN NEWS PAPERS a change) at Just one half the price at which they can ve purchased hibltlon and It Japanese pull off I ANYTIMQ the arrlvo ln tlmo to 8ee the Alea "Tigers" f ANYWHKRG AT tomorrow's match championship elsewhere. , Cull on or Write 2 the an(j Walpahu "Athletics" take the will be won by them. The Chinese Empire Theater 8 6 C. DEE'S ADVERTISING AGEHCI J n.eid. are keen on" getting even in order to 'Tne Matinees Every Day, 2:30 p. m. S 1&4 Saiisomo Ewa lineup Fernandez p, Meyj Street have a chance of a third game which Cor", 9 BAN FRAKS18CO, CACIF. er c Ena lb PIata 2b, Ellas 3b, This Stock Includes will necessarily have to be played it delro fcs. Travens If, Lalng cf, Bento tlfe Muhocks win tomorrow. A win Rodrlgues,1 "Gee Whiz!" rt; Macauley, Cushingham. Maori Kitts, woven and shell napkin rings, Hawaiian hats, Samoan for the Asahls will obviate this pro- - Hattle. Fassoth subs. The Latest Song Hit by and Hawaiian tapas, red, pink and w,hi,to coral lels. SILVA'8 TOGGERY Whittier & Crosson THE SPORTING CALENDAR. IN THE CmCUIT COURT OF THE Empire's Favorite Vocalists First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At Chambers No. 4366. Rare Tasmanian Shell Leis The. Store for Good OioUioa. April 8 Baseball, Representatives vs. In Probate. Tiniest Aerial Performer In World Judiciary, Athletic Park In 50 c 75c. aid of Leper Settlement, 3:30 In The Matter Of The Estate Of Mary lr. very beautiful shades at and Princess Suzanna in Her Daring o'clock. Ann Schmidt, Late Of Honolulu, T. A few prices ot Aztec pottery, Samoan head knives, and a col " 8 Golf: President's Cup at Of H Deceased. Curios Of All Descriptions ON AND lection of ancient Hawaiian stone lam ps, pol pounders and games and Tight Wire Act Country Club's links. READING FILING tho Hand Embroidered Work " 9 Golf: Cup Petition of WILHELM T. SCHMIDT, calabashes. Burnt leather post card and view albums. President's at of alleging MARY ANN POPULAR FILMS-- Country Club's links. Honolulu, that SCHMIDT, of said Honolulu, died -- " 9 Baseball, Walanae vs. Ewa, POPULA.R PRICES intestate at Honolulu on tho 15th day Exchange at Walanae. Woman's of March, A. D. 1898, leaving property All must be Sold in one Hotel Street Near Union. " 9 Baseball, Asahls vs. Mu- - within tho jurisdiction of tills Court hocks, at Athletic Park. necessary to be administered upon, THE PARK " 9 Baseball, Alea vs. Walpahu, and praying that Letters of Adminis- month we are retiring at Alea. tration Issue to petitioner: ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY V, Easter Cards " 11 Entries close, E. O. Hall cup IT IS ORDERED, that Monday, the 24th day of April, A. D. 1911, at 10 : tennis. Mme. Schell f o'clock A. M., be and hereby Is appoint- from business. Arleigh&Co., Ltd " 12 Tennis, E. O. Hall cup tour- A.B. nament starts. ed for hearing said Petition ln the and her Court Room of this Court in the Judici- Hotel near Fort " 15 Track Meet, McKinley High ' ary Building in, the City and County Trained Lions School, St. Louis and Kame-hameh- of Honolulu, at which time and place largest Black Maned all persons concerned may appear and Tho African " THE Captivity. Know 15 Rugby football practice at show cause, It any they have, why said Lions in Do You Moillill, 3:30 p. m. Petition should not be granted. THAT YOU CAN SAVE " 16 Baseball, Walpahu vs Ewa, Dated Honolulu, March 22nd, A. D., DOLLY GROOMS 1911. YOUR HAIR 1 at Walpahu. In her " By Tho Court. 16 Baseball, Walanae vs, Elea, womens exchang: Clever colored Character Sketches (Seal.) M. T. SIMONTON, at Alea, art Walanae. Clerk Circuit Court of the First EXCELLENT MUSIC " 16 Baseball, Oahu League games Circuit GOOD FILMS start (provisional). HOTEL STREET NEAR UNION. A. S. Humphreys, Attorney for Pe- OPEN AIR THEATER " 18 Baseball, Kamehameha vs. titioner. St. Louis. Prices for this Engagement. .25c & 50o 23 Baseball, Alea vs. Ewa, at Alea, 23 Baseball, Walanae vs. Walpa-hu- , Grand Opening at Walanae. OF 23 Golf: Medal play at Coun- try Club's links. "Primrose" IndependentTheatre 24 Baseball, Kamehameha vs. What's In A Name? SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 8th. High, School. Hotel Street Near Nuuanu. 29 Baseball, St. Louis vs. High MOTION PICTURES rPACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER School. 30 AND Pis a life-savin- g fluid for the hair, and Baseball, Walpahu vs. Alea, Some nanus do not mean much, VAUDEVILLE. shthe only remedy that will absolutely at Walpahu. Pork This theater will be the only Inde- .cure dandruff. It softens dry harsh 30 Baseball, Ewa vs. Walaae, at but Webster's1 dictionary attaches a pendent theater In the city. halr and gives gloss and richness to Ewa. significance to our name that no Admission 10c M iho natural color. May 6 Baseball, St. Louis vs. High Children 5c Sold by" all Druggists and at PA- - School. householder in Honolulu can safely St, 8 Baseball, vs. Sausage fcHECO'S BARBER SHOP, Fort Kamehameha St. Louis. overlook. 13 Golf: President's Cup Sanitary relating to the preserva- Country Club'c links. and 14 Uiewra.M Golf: President's Cup tion of health: especially to hygiene CoolsI W I T Country Club's links. health; 15 Baseball, High School vs, : and public Fire and Marine G AS Louis. California Steam To treat' with Steam: Insurance Agencies NOTE: Secretaries ot Bportlng or saturate, cook, or otherwise effect by Liver-poo- ganlzatlons and piomoters of sporting the application of Steam. Royal Insurance Co. of l. events are requested to notify tho FURNITURE 6 Sporting Editor of "THE STAR" of Lamb LaundryA room used for washing London Assurance Corpora- . . RUGS AND DRAPERIES. any events sot down for decision. and ironing of clothes. tion. CommercialUnionAssurance J.Hopp&Co.,Ltd Centennial's Best Flout is made at That is the entire story except to Co. of London. from expertly selected Northern and National wheat. It Is the most satisfactory say that we charge no more for a Scottish Uqion Insurance Co. of Edinburgh. flour you can use. For sale by Hen- prompt, sanitary and efficient service 8TEINWAY & 80N8 ry May & Co., Ltd., telephono 1271. O.YEE HOP Jodonian Insurance Co. of AND OTHER PIANOS. I than you pay elsewhere for an in- Edinburgh. THAYER PIANO CO. "By Their Fruits." She "They say & COMPANY ferior service, 150 Hotel Street Phono 2313. that an apple a day will keep' tho doc. GUARANTEED Tel. No. 1851 TUNING tor away." , American and Foreign Mar- Ho "Why stop theioT An onion a Telephone number is ine day will keep ovorybody away." Our 1973. Insurance'Co. ' iFlno Job Priming, Star Office. Sacred Heart Review. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Fine Job Printing,-Sta- r Office. '

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, Two Ten Dollars! This is large sum of money almost a quarter of a million, yet ( Hundred and Thousand a it represents the amount v,ijof,reaL estate we sold in KAlMUKI DISTRICT within years. To the business man who been i have our two has watching the suburban, growth of Honolulu, this figure .indicates more than the value given. It indicates that the area in which we have soldthis great amount of property has, become a localized centre of prosperous building development a home, section of ever increasing population. If we had sold one large estate fpr $210,000.00 it would not have the same developmental meaning for such would represent perhaps, a ranch or cat- tle range, devoid of any increase in valuation aside from the products raised. But the area of the property sold by us represents many hlindreds of beautiful building lots opened up and made accessible by splendid streets, avenues and driveways, walled in grades, culverts, water systems and decorative improvements, all of which have cost us over $100,000.00 This, then, adds to the basic valuation fifty per cent. Nearly all the lots wq, have sold were purchased for home sites, and during the time in which we have made such splendid sales, homes have been erected and residential improvements done in KAIMUKE to the amount of $500,000.00. This being so it is not difficult . to understand why the value of property in KAIMUKI has advanced to more than double its original unimproved cost. Home people in "Beautiful Kaimuki" don't want to sell, or if they do, they are not backward in naming a figure that .will surprise you. People are'not selling in Kaimuki. People are buying in Kaimuki, Palolo Hill and Ocean View. The $210,000.00 worth of lots we have sold represents our sales to hundreds of people and our sales continue to grow, and will grow to ever larger proportions. Our improvements are in- - - . - crasi" every day. Our endeavors, coupled,with the enterprise and enthusiasm of our purchasers,- have "made a veritable homeland and ' :V Island (Eden i of Kaimuki.' & .1

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. New Was plenty at tho "worthloss labor" Fsriiaule has h&d qlllto & 6haf6 6f1 advertisements. - I Castle & Cooko Page C to be had for the asking. exciting inoldantit. He was fortunate 1 Classified "Ads" Woman's Exchange " C JSIrieo liavo boon here, 1 have it. being able to convince Harry Lake Oahu Sugar Co " 8 hoard much to susstantlato thoso of his Identity, otherwise ho might Ask your grocer for " 1G said Dorn, "But tho Alaska l avo found hlmsolf hold up temporar- LAW OFFICES. H. Hackfold & Co " Pnokors havo tried tho Filipino and ily, and It might possibly dovolop that No. 505 StanBonwnld Building for Frod L Waldron 10 do not think him worthless. Tho thhumorouB side to tho present n 15. lnqulro Townsond Undertaking Co,... " 16 rent furnished until Oct per- de- " . C Honolulu Planters' Association will bo heightened by his No. 501. ' C. Q. Yeo Hop & Co nt Fer-nau- NICELLE " mitted theso reports to bo circulated tention for aiding and abetting. lo ALFRED S. HART WELL. Yea Chan & Co 12 kopt In thmselvcs, class-mat- e Judgo Snnltnrv Stonni Laundry " G snd tho dark so was a to Wm. I wo wore re- 11. pres- Popularity Contost " 1G that nst to know that tho Lymor and this noon ho was run salc. ports woro other than correct ent as Judge Lymcrfe guest at lunch GIL 7 OLIVE 1902'Young Kalmukl Land Co Oholoo palms and forns. Not Fairly. ' I .Sohuman Carrlago Co.. 10 j , Treated nt tho Unlvorslty Club. Fornaulo does trost corner Artesian. "Tho ' Vcn Ilnmm Young Co., 12 Alaska Pnokors also found npt propose to return to tho Coast tho best and most delicious Ollvo Oil on tho Market. Bottled In Nlco, that they wero boing treated unfairly in tho Senaaor; ho will probably go J - IIonn & Co 10 Now buggy and hnrnoss. Can bo by tho shipping Franco, from absolutely sound, perfect olives Guaranteed under tho i companies, promises back In tho Sierra and look after his ccn at American Stablbs. Sachs Dry Goods Co. 3 I of Palm Cafo 2 transportation for laborers being pvacttce In Santa Barbara, Ho has Food and Drugs Act of Juno 190G. given right up to tho hour of sailing had moro fun out of tho trip than ho Henry May & Co 13 Yt, Yz 1 gallon tins with patent spout almost nnd In and FURNISHED ROOMS, Regal Shoo Store.... 13' then withdrawn. As tho hargnlned for, but, of course", ho has Alaska Packers aro in soro of particularly soo Dondero & Lansing . . 14 need been careful to that Funilshod Rooms. No. 73 Dorotanla labor thoy took tho only course open his connection with tho caso Is not street Running water and electric THE WEATHER to thorn In tho face of this antagonism misunderstood. light In each room. Rent reasonable. Local Otllco, U. S. Weatber Bureau, on tho part of tho shipping people, . J. H. Townsond, proprietor, TMe Honolulu, T. H., April 8, 1911. nnd at great oxponso chartered a LADIES TEA ROOM Tompcrntitrc, t t. jw.; tr u. m.; 10 steamer and carao over. In the mean- DQ-ItimO- f For tho best. cup of coftco town. MEN'S CLOTHING a. m.; and morning minimum: time, after the steamer had left San J ' la 71, 74, 75, 78, G8. Francisco tho Hawaii Legislature its BEHH Men's Clothing on credit $1.00 a INDIVIDUAL PD BEEFSTEAK Week. Suit given at once. Francis Barometer roacrsus. Absolute hum passed new laws making the recruit-in- g Lunch Room Lovy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Dldg., Fort idity (grains per cubic foot; relatlvo of laborers an offense." IS TIED UP FORT STREET NEAR HOTEL PIE POTS. Street humidity and dew point at 8 a m,: Mr. Dorn added that there had been 20.02, 7.072, 78, G7. no communication between Ho- half-pa- st BUY AND SELL. tho At a llttlo after ono o'clock V.'ina veiocrc nniT direction at G p. nolulu Planters' Association and tho this afternoon a writ of attachment Diamonds and Jowoiry bought, sold m.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. m.; and noon: Alaska Packers, but boyond that ho was served on tho James Make by and exchanged. Bargain In musical 4NB; 2SW; 3SW; 12-N- E. preferred to remain silent. Deputy High Sheriff Gleason. Tho Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort St Rainfall annus nours ending 8 a. .i usual form of procedure was followed Hawaiian Electric Co. FOR RENT m. 0 rainfall. by nailing tho documont to the mast Largo Mosquito Proof Room on Total mm. movement during 21 This was Issued by Hackfeld & Co. beach suitable for two gentlemen. hour ended nt noon 116 miles. HGH SHERIFF against Captain Miller in respect to a 3athlng and Boating convenient Ad- Tm. sr. STOCKMAN. The next time your front door bell debt of some six hundred odd dollars. dress "Beach" Star Office. , Section Director. . up will not ring, why not do away, 'with the DPEMLY DEFIED This, of course effectually ties the d James Makeo unless tho debt Is dis batteries and install a bell ringing trans- NEWS IN A NUTSHELL charged In ELBCTRIOAL tho meantime 1 High Sheriff William Henry EXPERTS Paragraphs That Give Condensed went to former. the Senator this morning, to serve pa Pacific Electric Company News of the Day. pers Issued by the local courts In two PROTESTS STOPS With this instrument you take current Muds in and Stuart cases, but thri cnntitln rofnsnri tn . 1152 Fort Opp. Convent easier rosiais ana easier oaras; a ceiVe h m on bdard. fW nf h nnnc, direct, from the electric light wires and carry 3132. fine Nichols Phone line, to at Wall, in Whlch Henry sought to serve papers it to your bells. Absolutely no danger Co., Ltd. Is a habeas corpus case. It Is a potl- - -T- HEATER SALE Subscribe the, Call,. Chronicle, or,tIon brought by tho parents pf a youth always, .Honolulu jnunumeitf Works, LM,. for , reliable and ready. Examiner, $1.00 per month. Wall, named Robello, a minor. It asks tho Nichols Co.. Ltd.. agents. , curt to lnterfero to prevent the boy After a war of words between the SUCCESSORS TO from being taken away. auctioneer, a prospective btddor, at- SEVILLE. Every department in Sachs llig torneys SHAW "'yf Ml'es and creditors, the adjourned MONUMENT WORKS. Store has been replenished with now Henry JT, "t It Try It. NEW in a at Will Pay ., .... launch. He was sale the Art Theater lease and the 10i mo KING STREET NEAR ALAKEA. buuuh .u.. ln fu unlformi He foun(j the auditorium as it stands WSs tnernew-go-o. Phone 3085. P. O. Box 491. suierearevneer ator nbout two mllea off shore ac ,n DOstponfld at noon today untll Hats andviEaster Parasols that will Honolulu. cordlns: to tho driver of the l.ninnh further notice through tho news- - (lAHcht. nVfil-- y. ladV. Tho nhorlffv-- tnlfl nnnt'otn ...nr. a . " I .w". fha UO naO nnnaffl Large airy rurnrshed rooms :with hot tua Buunu ui tue territory ana P. H. Burnett and H. T, Mills, rep- 1 had some papers to serve the or- and cold bath. Hotel Arlington. at resenting creditors, protested against Bridge and Beach Stoves for Coal or Rebuilt Remington Typewriters, der of the court. "The reply was," said Henry in tell- tn'a sale until a written authorization Cheese! Cheese! Cheese! "Wood. number 7 and 10, at $65 and $80. ing of his experletfce, "that no one therefor from Mrs. Almy to her trus- Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Stoves. These typewriters are In every way would be allowed 'on board but the tee. Mrs. Seybolt was produced. YORK, OREGON DAIR- . Perfection Oil Stoves. as good, as the ones you pay, over FROM THE NEW AND CALIFORNIA Stoves. United States Marshall. I repeated Mr. Wlnkelbach, who is engaced in IES AND FROM THE BEST FACTORIES IN EUROPE. WE HAVE Giant Burner tJasollne ono A. B. Ar-loig-h hundred dollars for. I was the head of -- EMMELUTH $ CQ.. LTD. that the territorial he lltlcatlon with tho Honolulu THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ANDD BEST DELICATESSAN IN & Co., Ltd., Hotel near Fort. police, to serve papers Phono 1511 No. 145 King St and,was there Amusement Company over a popular- THE CITY. i 'no mn ToiiiiTiift TrtiTnn Tinrnpr Nnnn. at .the order of the court, and I de ity contest was an intending bidder You know the quality of our meats. I with the Improvements in tho last manded that I bo allowed on board. would decline to bid until tho GclttOll Ncill & Co My but v demand was refused and I, returned Limited t uivi io iu viuug iu uiu unu uon trustee or her attorney cave a miar-ante- e patrons. first-clas- s ashore. Four artists. M. of just what property was to bo Vleira, prop. "I hope to have a chance, When tho Blacksmiths In- Engineers, Machinists, captain pa- conveyed, together with subject Eleven times has Francisco Plnro does come ashore, to servo and Boilermakers. pers on him1 for contempt of court." cumbrances if any. been convicted In the court First class work at roaonablo rates. district At length Mr. Swartzberg. actln.i Metropolitan Market for drunkenness, but neither fine nor fqr Morgan, auctioneer, Meat. " Jas. f. offered imprisonment seem to have any deter-len- t STOCK BOOKS CLOSED. the lease of the Art Theater and con- W. F. HEILBRO. and A. LOUIS, Proprs. effect on him. He again admitted, TOOK SE1TD separate.' ' - tents Telephone 1814. ' guilt morning bo."up- The Stock,Books of the Oahu Sugar his this and will Still there ws nothing doing, and polo" twenty Co., Ltd., will be closed to transfers the for the next dyys, finally, on the advice of Mr. BIttinK. ' Wm- - B- - Lymer altowlng from April 10h to 15th. 1911. both JudS uot 0 ADVENTURE attorney for the trustee, to prevent I'inero tho choice of a fine. "word-scrapping,- dates inclusive. any further " tho sale (s) W. Pfotenhauer. Matilda Po3tana, the girl who was was postponed as already stated. I fc Among those who came across on BUILD CEMENT Sugar Oo., Ltd. charged with perjury in connection p. present. In- WALKS Treasurer, Oahu tho Senator was Reginald Fernaule, There was full houso with tfie Peter Stanley cases, was this cluding Mr. Kubey of the Amusement GET SOME OF THAT CIVIC PRIDE THAT GIVES YOU A GOOD who was mistaken yesterday by De- morning released from custody on de- Company, and Hanry attor- FEELING WHEN YOU TELL PEOPLE YOU ARE ONE WHO BE- Harry T. Lake for Holmes, positing $500 cash bill. This Is ne tective Frank B. LIEVES IN MAKING HONOLULU BEAUTIFUL. A CEMENT SIDE- Graig. ney. QUESTION FOR witness whose presence was sought Ftlnaiile is not connected WALK AND A PATH TO YOUR DOOR WILL PUT YOU AMONG for a couple of monthn before she THOSE WHO CAN SAY "I WILL.' , We Havo the Best stone and san for the puVpose. was located. She swore to a warrant ,,,. , . . . , arrived here on Thursday last that i THE LEGISLATURE against Stanley and 'then denied that UUu wuaa Jm1,Iytne lntentlon of ciearinB by the 10th he had assaulted her. u scu. ul uuveucure. xemauie is Inst Monday next was declared, Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. an attorney practicing in Santa Bar - j Robinson Block, Queen Street. ! This, of course, Is waterfront" gossip, Editor Star Is the legislature going bara, California, and being blessed and whether it is true or not cannot IU UUJUUIU nilllUUb lULUIUJU IW with ample means, was spending some he ascertained until Monday arrives, who paid sewer tax Illegally It tho timo In San Francisco just before the It is thought that the idea will be to Should those who willing paid THE SENATOR Senator was due to start for slip along tq some Of the other Islands It, when tho government was so much HawalJ. SOLE AQENT He met Dorn on the street and when and obtain some, of the laborers from in need of money, stand to lose, while (Continued from page ono.) there. those who refused toy pay, gain by Dorn handed him out an invitation to ,1 take a trip to Honolulu, Fernaule em- Young Hotel Laundry tIfied at the argument While REOPENING Equalize the tax to all. As a bill Is nB braced the opportunity, rushed back THE HONOLULU DANCING 110 specillc is us now before the legislature to fix this relief asked of In. to his hotel, seized his grip, taxied ACADEMY thls respect we deem It appropriate to We Deliver, the Goods rate, let it be amended so that all down to the dock and hastened aboard BALLROOM DANCING TAUGHT express our unqualified disapproval who have heretofore paid will be of the Senator. Tho trip over did. not FRIDAY EVgNINGS credited with the amount paid, one the procedure complained of. One of provide anything jn tho way of ex- Oddfellow's" Hall. rate each year. I respectfully call the the fundamental rights of every citi- - citement but since his arrival in port Otto Burmester and Alfred Fitzgerald. attontlon of tho members of the leg- - zcn iB that of being represented by 4slaturo to that beautiful motto on COUnsel In judicial proceedings, and in the wall in front of them: "Let jus- - thls instanco It Is immaterial whether tice prevail, though the heavens taU" tho requeat for omployment of c0un80l originated with the petitioners them PERSONS IN THE NEWS selves or with some ono else In their IN THE XIRCUIT oOURT OF THE hohnlf. Tmnmlimnntn tn tW frpo xor. D. McCORRISTON this morn- FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY , , M,i ,,,,! , ,i, returned Kauai have been spending a few HAWAII AT CHAMBERS. ing from Hawaii by the Mauna Kea. weeks with H. D, Sloggett Hama-kupok- OF situation In which theso petitioners at Maui, found themselves are 'intolerable. . G. J WALLER Is now on HawalLand Mary F. Freltas, Llbellant, vs. Antone Special Design China ' "Tho 'order of the circuit Judge Is will visit tho ParkerVanch DR. VICTCR CLARK, the Territorial Freltas, Llbellee Libel for DIv-- 1 .unauthorized by law and invnlid. Tho immigration man, who spent some orce. (No., 33 JO.) :j, dlschargd." One of the piost striking, attractive and effective novelties of petitioners are Wi McQUAID returned to Honolulu timo on this island lately,. paid tho NOTICE the seajpp. Everywhere the rage. Tliq designs arc to this morning by the Mauna . Kea HIlo Board of Health people a high true nature, Territory of Hawaii to Antone Frel-'ta- and this from Hawaii. compliment on tho sanitary for reason alone make perfect table decorations. You are hereby noti- condition. llbellee: , or tne town. Blow we enumerate only a few; look in the Ewa window for o above-entitle-d WHY fied that tho suit, the i H. S. w the full display:: same being for a divorce from" you ui OVEREND was a returning pas senger to Honolulu MRS' ANNE MARIE PRESCOTT, who Salts and Peppers (red pepper, design) .". .25c pair u on the ground of desertion, "Is now this morning by the Mauna Kea, is in care or tne King's Daugnters, Salts and Peppers (corncob design) 25c pair ponding in tho above-entitle- d Court PACKERS CAME o ' Is improving In mental health but Is Salts and.Peppers (lettuce leaf design) pair and that the same will bo heard and ' .'...25c DR. J. N. MARTIN returned to Hono- still very frail of body. She is amply Salts and Peppers (lobster determined on Saturday, tho 20th flay design). 25c pair lulu this morning by the Mauna provided for and Is passing the tlme Sugars and Creams (shell design) $1,00 pair o of May A. D. 1911, at 9 o'clock in thO( Attorney Winneld Dorn, represont-foronoo- n Kea. pleasantly. ' ' , Cups and Saucers (pineapple design)'. , t 25c o of said day, or as soon there- - jng tne Alaska Jackers' Association, each Mayonnaise Boat (tomato 'design) . after as majTbe, by such Judgo of remarked this morning when tho .....-- $1.25 each that F. B. McSTOCKER was amongst those CHAWLIE SPRINKS will become said Court as nay then bo presiding first took stepst to Almond Dish (almond nut design) $1.75 dozen o lackers .secure who returned to Honolulu this house manager of the Park Theater at Chambers. was owing Salad Plates (lettuce leaf design) . ; each laborers from Honolulu It morning by the Mauna Kea; on Monday evening. This position, $1.00 Dated at Honolulu, this l'Jth day of to tho common reports In San Fran , understood, will be only torn March, A. D. 1911. itis o cisco, reports which emanated ifrom LORRIN A. THURSTON is in HIlo at .porary, as according to a statement (Seal) M. T. SIMONTON, , ' Honolulu, that tho planters here had , present nnd' he Intends to spend made by Congdon before he left for Clerk. tried the' Filipino as a worker on tho ' ' o somo tlmo o tho Island. tho Coast, this position will bo taken , ' ' ' ' ' t W. W. Dimond & Company, - Ltd., LEON M. STRAUS, , plantations and. hail found him worth up by him cm his return in the o !53-5- 7 Kinrr Attorney fo.Llb&llant, li8s, and In consequence MR. AND MRS. W. WIL&OX T - - o Strwt. Honolulu. tW there S of Sierra next week. . 0 4 v. t i y :' y. JH 4V" '"HPF

SECOND BK0T1ON

PAQE8 9 TO 16. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDaV APRIL R. 1911

Miuuniminimiii.timiim.iimi.,.. 1uMlm,umil,u.,uintM) POLICE PRESENTED WITH By ML 31 thMan mm. at the &m lis The Onlooker Tailor Shop f FOUR FOOTED SHERLOCK HOLMES sinnrninTnnninTiH wmmmwm Once upon a time a man named Miller did business in Honolulu and did it well so long as lie carried his wares to Paul Isenberg yesterday handod the house a couple of times berorc the customer instead m ao uuarvie wUb a nnrnsanni m. mmmti 4asstsjaja- - ot to over to the caro of the police a Gor- - finally selecting the hayloft, as the waiting lor the customer seek him. liut by changing the daet of the Nw Xmrk host place of concealment. He puaned metliod he went broke. A simitar misfortuw had been 00 UaohMa, iman police dog, answering to the name visited on the the liln Vinnrllfnrplilnr no fai nn hn ronIQ milkman who ceased going to the cow of Tell, which, ho claims, has done and who sat down in the middle ( ,nto ,mjr i and tncn rcturned to re u mm o wmr tm- - nm mmkW-Auja- tte of a ten-ac- lot instead and waked for the Jersc) to hack up 'and be iiias tae ssik. mmm mm good sleuth work In Germany. The dog room wherein the dog was kept. Th mA tae VmUmi Jmw - milked. Hut Miller had never heard of thk incident and its moral ef- 1if is not an intelligent looking animal, officer in charge ot the animal hold "It ts jummmimk wl saaJast u & S Beemlngly of a very timid disposition, Mr. Isenberg's hand before the dogs fect was lost to him. It is often the case, on. mv brethren, that we tail and when brought to the station by nose and then commanded It to hunt. to profit, as we should, by the .other fettatf 's misfortunes a Mr. Isenberg it crouched behind him Without hesitation tno dog started off. When Miller decided to atop .hare and up with the town, he or-sm- msgatrhiw. miA sve Jtinssssnr JmkWfir.mx, stKiaHai syr wmt as though loath to bo taken ovor by following the courso taken by Mr. ganized a stock of candy, peanuts, ice crwn, cakes and lenuno. new masters. But Isenberg Isenberg and finally located tno hand- its He sold theac detectable wares from jaasfaided wagons. Life went that the dog required some kerchief, burrowing into tne hay to well with him. In his white rig-u- p, he lirovdsWll over time to accustom itself to its new sur- get it It brought tho article back u the city, ud when roundings and its new. owners, and tho. officer, but growled ominously one of his clean, cream-tinte- d carts game &nito new and its ! I . - .1 1 I . . . .. - - L"m that after a few days it would prob-abl- y when Mr. Isonberg attempted to take suuuuuu, me uilium i nuxnea out witn litweis and dunes and Mtiu-- r x. , " ' IsenDerg show tho florco attributes which It from him. Mr. Instanced tli rived like a kanaka baby in a poi 4Mb. mn he waxed ccally pros- - sad to Officer Bergau', or several such Incident. He is firmly - aro credited it. perous and swelled up. He got store. He was a merchant at last w Mate JsMttattcy ACjkwiiMttjasw' iiMMlM titHHtRKF- the detective force, has been maae convinced that tho value of the aos 4 f4Sv riSMSSw ajsjMsa- irjbjc and elitrible to the Association. Than the Hush uwl Jrsfce sssjswstvMs sssvkittSB4SSsjftvVSl wss' personally responsible for the dog, will be thoroughly demonstrated be- tidr turtuiH ebb. owing to the fact that the dog can fore a month has passed, but In tnc to Miller found that the children did not come down town everv only understand German, and Bergau meantime tno animal will be in- uoy , aim umi uhik witu jirrcitu utcrc uftcc in a wnue, as mxrty as cot is tho linguist of tho detective force. structed Ty Bergau into the intricacies snnnf tlipir rnins laiufrirp TT mrwwlA karri nA u..; SMavxMSMlf- - . kjss ssssspsb jMKianiiHS Mr. Isenberg instanced ot tne of tho English language and made 'a swacsisaU" M0& ggjfjggitfjjff1 jOiltf jeveral ness some, but in the end he went broke. The fault is plain. Had Mil- - j hmt ittftlHtl sjy performances which he himself quainted with Honolulu. Mr. IsenDeTs ler stuck to his original scheme lie might have more wagons feet, witnessed. He stated that when no has this dog's mother and Fred Weed now thi in to cither Brother Pond was first shown tho dog he was told is to gt one of the first pups. Fred or the Dairymen's Association, and this despite the J$mtc 0MtsUat, dog and picked out the fact that both Pond and Isenbenr nursue the "Om to plant his handkerchief wherever he Is a fancier . C ...... jiw...nan good points Tell without hesitation. which at Jmmv. Ute tame, nnr nam latimsl chose, and ho did so, walking round of Miller abandoned. nggr ,H . JUMWHT' ;bJ)SJiaM Store business is .Favorite precarious. Realities change and then o- nmar1ii rHlr - jaftf. JTOIIPMsPjIilSr the man with the Ion? lease or the fae akuanU- - u uv jaj jit" ing trade. One can rocall merchants among us who have failed because 1.1- - t me iickic crowa got to walking on Hie other side of IBTEB-Ei- D HiPPEMUS the street or in the street beyond. An anchored business must crin and h.r it u..w lao for the best and eettiner the worst At kast it thinks it m.. v v uaMv. aIUl 4BHU two to pres- bear it. The thought of getting on wheels and looking for A New Kohala Industry. teachers in addition the tcade ever stwsscifls mum nfrrr-- itMri" Kohala Midget: Wo learn that ar- ent staff of eight, to properly attend yjuia iv me wnservauvq OKI meconant wno runs the plaoe;aod if it rangements have been made to mar- to a roll of 218 pupils, how many did he would sniff at the idea of "poddling." And yet by that route be ket the hundreds of tons of awa root, rooms, "Of what material, at what cost, might bring back his old Saturnian days. now unutilized. In tho mountain about how many additional teachers should fcy Awini. The chief value of awa here- Paauhau get to look after 108 children, Let me illustrate some more. Years ago a couole of trood woman M mat aalsjwinr tofore has been for making a ferment- the present staff being only two? A hired a little place on upper Fort street and opened a delicatessen ' m to l a. mu prize given 1 - -- ed, Intoxicating drink, of which the handsome will be for the There were nice thincrs in it but thai-- all t mrr'- '.fimriTir '.w .mw mm quite fond, before correct answer. m.r1 ' old Hawallans were used to delicatessens Pi the white man's "fire water" came to To expect two teachers to do justice and didn't go io learn. So th7 place fioaUy aown work its exterminating mischief. to 108 children In the shape of educa- snut lor lack of custom. JJiit it didn't have to. If that deli- -' Mr. C. M. Hudson, of Hllo, has dis- tion Is an outrage. catessen had been put on wheels andlciwsn around to my side door, l di 4 covered awa root is worth f250 was present that The site of the school have hustled the wife out for .little o( - rUv- New York for medicinal a nlate ,raiiau- sotmf -l a ton in ed by the plantation the second room illed crab, purposes, and ho has made a contract was built free of charge by the a bottle of cold buttorjallk, a taaMc r two jsutd some Ger i with Mr. ErnestAklna of Pololu, to plantation, and the teachers' nouse man apple-cak- e. Then we'd have feasted. Hut M ic King's horses him. Mr. Aklna offers by bodyless procure it for was also provided that and all the King's men couldn't have induced to thiuk up such temp- tho natives ?135 a ton for the root and soulless corporation. Je ... mtm .m0MA!m'4mtc tations and then to go down town and buy them Tbe immA f aAb j- - ist' delivered at Mahukona, whence It will Small Pox In Kona Now. and lug tbetn borne. g.. If I needed anything be shipped to Hllo and thence to New KOHALA, April 5. Tho county has to cat, I'd liave telephoned as usual to the inacket York. Dr. to for pork chops for the family and - leased Goohuo's Kabaluu house a dime's worth of round for the ser- ,iBwswi KmgJtsf. ' Hfr c. mt WSSiAM"" regions whence the awa root use as an emergency hospital. vant. called-fo- r Tho Perhaps I'd also have free dog meat and used it for Oyrt. jtatwrt a. chiwi. ,niaiHs' 1 will come are inaccessible to vehicles. A case of varioloid In a Porto Rfcan soup. 44im tktntf must be all packed to Pololu over who came was It from Hamakua discov Now let us get away from candy and chicken loaf and mount to Van trails on the backs of mules and ered In a cottage between Kealakekua the higher realms of business, a u xv , very xniaeine uiue oook ana stauonarv i m- - horses. Some of these trails are StOrP RPrlllflprl U , .". I i - ntl .1 x. w atrnnl Tilrt Imaitin.. ..1 ..,....,1 - ii... iifPP dangerous mere shelves on the being away att vvi. J UUUIJbH 1140 UIVICU AMYM- from the others and the Old customers look in, ... often nor brink of palis a thousand feet and patient Is absolutely alone. don't do new ones. Misfortune lurks ahead. But the nwnpr nnrl cave - "T nrAr more down, and dizzy. To these lirar lit, tur I'm sheer Dr. Goodhue, who saw the man Just f on,i u': c 1 trails tho root must bo brought over .vuPie A., as. as tho eruption was breaking out, atr m mttu uZ i:i- - i" !7 M foot trails, on tho backs of men. once put him In quarantine, secured a1 " w T.: 7JZ swtuMHMy,JriirT ink-bottle- ""W Waterspout Reported. nurse and police supervision. This Pens pencils, s, latest and best sellers, magazines aod ueivs-- Kohala Midget: The waterspout that was on tho 21st ult. On the 23rd, Mr. j PaPcrs 'you ever saw. Wife had asked me to buy her a Century taaga- - was seen by a number of Kohala peo- Bowman of Hllo came over and found ' z,ne out i nau lorgottcn to do so or had bought cigars with the snanev 1 l isvairv irtafianan Jtt sbt; . ple, crossing the channel halfway be- evervthlnir satisfactory. So far as Is i instead. (You can cet fifteen Manilas lor the once of one Ceuuarir luaiuoi tween hero and Maui, failed to make knnwn there have been no exposures. ' magazine.) rell. to mala1 n lonr storv sliort. wifp vik hur Bumiuu. i a landing. Mr. Crozler, who notified Expects Belt Road. I the boy wheedles her into buying him a small knife and &iue crux barf1 MMmt Central to advertise It about the dis HILO. Anril 4. Attorney Carl : into buying a rubber crasor. And I foot the bill trict, says that It appeared to be about Smith, who returned last week from Now I'll do some more imagining. A drugstore autCMliaoik shows the Size ot one of the royal, d Honolulu, believes from what ho up. The scented soaps seem good enough to eat. Those jeriiUBaaf f A tlwaWy. palms in the Kohala Manse grounds. learned by watching the antics of the bottles are tempting even to a toper. There's just the kind of majestically with the wind atruea It movod legislature, that a bill providing for j any toothbrush Mamie wants. And hat patent remedy warranted to tightest towards tho north, and without tho issuance of bonds for the construe-- gums, cure exzema, soodie heartburn, ease the feet unsteadiness, which showed that It and cause lite livar Uon of a belt road around this island ; to ! And lii .fif.4tio.Mt ,JiiAa was strictly on water wagon. But, make seven revolutions a minute, why here it is tii the win uecomo law, aiiuuugu no uuea uui Eyratlng" around it, was another, small- - 01 uie cart ,s l,,e cutest soua lountam, ana a pinectar ice U3U Ktol MWkWtlW ' LI1U JOOUUIIVW MO i I 1,..V " flIW Wlttl Ul J"hC iirAH tncfn II v-n- 'I'll,.., S1.AA t irniv vai AltUAsa spout, which was so erratic in lts , . t i wow V; w awwu mtji. oit falivwui, vmi wcimw V er.4 'alr-an.:"- " n. " """"'"' dimes, so many times, Walt's vt.taking t A fl - Movements that It suggested that Uncle most rhymes ymMtmim . finding alf, or even stronger. Anyone ,,,,,, ...... , Ikeep me from showing signs of getting clubs and causing THes. hmmmm qwwwtr j bearing any I 1 " 7, fiaid spouts astray of the Vh lhen the drygoods wagon rumbles in glass top and des, kwmtwiwi juut tfwnM n0UIy ,", Za ioJ h J 9 aforesaid earmarks, win please ' "Tj s'itu bodv' sProcket gdderfluke, acetylene tonnaau, stenhzed csarjtceter AUdJfc m 4jmr-- the Midget territory," Mr. "The family again. will undertake to repay the a reversible number. Out pours the The woman iotks School Difficulties. ; Lonov. vhirh mimf im Rnfint on tho , simply can't resist. They lay in that new loweJUng wife buys aootber U JtfaM-- tfjbfr T?t 1 nt a . .;t.i. f n a A 11 t A s 1 KOHALA, April 5. The riiiiimu roada wa ought to have 1600,000, as union suit; nuuons irom I'aree cost me sonars icom me busk, ana so jg night school at Kohala has thirty wa(J provj(io'l In original bill, it goes. I might have stood pat for a month if that devil wagon "' W-- the lut ' mf rlsWnr tf an average at. I 'r . - . pupils enrolled and has ,t looks 3fc prosent more as ,t tho been in my yard. The family wouldn't have all gone down togetiier tendance of 98 per cent. maximum amount would bo' about 'anyway. Perhaps wife would have just "shopped aud bought uuduug. mum nmm 40 hr , ino waiawr w ww scuuo "B " $300,000. A bill providing for nome But when the wagon brings the things to lifer that she wants tbece's no amount wUl wlthout doubt iT. - bocora: With rare cunning I hint juicy bk of scandal to ber but ho lived With his :! When I im- ,u .mny. f m m m 1 iiimniVnr rTi v' 1 ,,car- - lie lms tl,c UeU drugstore 0 migration agent Induced him to come , s'1.0 won, buyer" " evclJ 0utt in Mm members from Kaua have be-'ed- y to Hawaii, with tho promise that be! "Tho can't relieve it. c ot So it im warn U im itx uuel tnk, rr , r should have work in an office and go ,onf e,xPerlD c,e 8U1!! I Now my savage reader the object of all this in propbesv Mm to school at night. Ho left without ?J"'Uo before this young is old voteTretail rtorWof tont" In control of century enough to his uncle's knowledge not wishing tow ''" g;. Honolulu will all be on wheels and won't be any partkular r relays sm tr-- fi t r nkk9" UBPBPv ?f , 'bill. Senator Falrchlld, the chairman business centers. Storekeepers will sumfly keep warehouses wth snuul 4,. A jj. wtr irWllr tt cr; wuere mere oe 'f had nlcturad them iof tho ways and moans committee of .trade annexes ana nave ineni are low rents, ado iot ;r senate, Is strongly opposed to the sake of keeping rents down, they won't bunch up. I'm ha Sfi too much of the pride tho goingto h has doubt! hour, I'U taught by the Spaniard, to write back measure, but he will without a tailor shop with a red body and a record of W uuk an and . argument. of, ..I 1,,,, ha i, la listen to Chairman nice be at vour home with the saninles and the teoose before breakfast: lH A. SSIfa -- s . bouse, fmmt. t 1? BlTltll iSf 111? doing manual laljor on a plantation, tho finance committee of tho ,ct that my neighbor, the grocer, will be at the door within half m lTftlF takos a very statesmanlike vlow of tho j fine jvill with no chance to study In school. j,our; t,e ineat inaiMWith his cuU be there about the tatue 4kMvaV Alr m.. auuibiaiijui - wuoio suujooc, anq, wnne regroimiK -- Ilo is saving his money, and hopes yet time ; cocktail time is any time and so you may expect Fop Cuniw's w JSpsZe the necessity ot Issuing bonds for this ZTtrm to get an education ho Is only loon to run in at all letral hours. And so k will go. No ioMger wWC.TT.. ST. ZzT . 1 mm. ' purposo, and thereby adding to the twenty. - we worry about buying things and UtUouiug orders for ityrhaadiwy,fT. mkf 4f 00 fJW $0 liabilities of the territory, ho Is like- vTlrmmml0' 0mm The list of recommendations for examined first. juosbgut will tne w-fT- vlso Impressed with the many nrgu- that we had rather have Tile do VL wjjpWfTjJf W schools in Hawaii makes the Paauhau Www around for us. He will seek the ciUaatBar. not tbe ruitojaer hiui : mHm M'Hf turn is to ments In favor, of tho aot. I might 0 mtmmm0lf40i . pqoplo wonder when their and lie will do it the more gladly because wkm the customer isn't any ' como, add that Affonao, who Is working hard WmJL?!L good lie needn't stop. It's a fine wv io V t , The following problem In slmplo for this bill, Is making good in the W 4m'tW L2Jj MWW mm Then the merchant gets rid ot an cgtrja s mmmm proportion Is ono that ought to be giv- legislature and that he deserves much pay. tommy service wmwr"" W mm fllimmmiw mr M rents, he can do with fewer emnloKfls : wttb bis ficeuroof WMXe-Wk- V WW en to the pupils at the school hero credit from the community which lis na steen 0m. 0 J000- M 0 S0m00 wUlUwu bis sioek l to work out:- - represents." house he will have clisfiper inuirauw siui li WlJWpt h00P00F0 ft 0m "jpEHWw 4000 0 If Papalkou school needs a twelve-roo- poncroto building, 130,000 and (Continued on page slzteon,) Cnu vulint (In vnn think alvmit it all? Dou t all aav nooh at uqIImI 4p ife JOilP mmimfl mm mm ' THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATtfftftAf , APRIL 8, ijfra.

FIRE INSURANCE Inombor reading something about It of tactics acquired at an ago when he- - Just a few POLITICAL PREDESTINATION in ono of the nowspnpers. "No, you learns easily nnd rapidly, ho would don't romembor anything of tho sort, ' develop Into ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF an oxcollont soldlor ten rotortod tho Fat Li a Englishman. years later, If necessity required hi LONDON. of the many good values "I co have never mentioned it to any-pla- srvlcos, in n very short timo. Thoro NTW body YORK UNDERWRITERS we have to offer in North American Review. of Clay, Webster, or oven Scott. unt11 this moment.", "And what arc many things in our modorn AGENCY. By George Harvey. 1862 Tho nomination of Pierce d,d yu do with tho nickel?" demand- - school curriculum for which military Boggs PROVIDENCSj WASHINGTON IN According to tho North American compollod tho nomination of Scott In ctl "I don't know," returned training might bo substituted, with SURANCE COMPANY. Review, tho ronomination of Toft placo of Fillmore. lne Fat L"tlo Englishman. "How very great advantage. In cities of will compel tho his bo Metal nomination of 1850-- Tho nomination of Buchanan ?.huId r, Ptod to remember a sufficient size, the instruction could ' Thb B, F, mUe ,,ko Dillingham Co, Ltd, antithesis. Woodrow Wilson. compolled tho nomination of Fro- - th,ng thnt? 1 suppose i bo by a regular army man; In the and Barring accidents of a physical Bpent u' Why?" towns country districts,, General Agents for Hawaii. mont in place of McLean. small and nature, the two chief opnoslne can- - training Fourth Floor. Stangenwald Building. 18C0 The assumed nomination of tho would be less efficient. dldates cMPu"-SOR- Y for tho Presidency of tho DoUglas compolled the nomination of MILITARY SERVICE. both through inferior Instruction, and United States in 1912 will ho William ingiana ana tn0 United States aro Y. WO 8INQ CO. Brass Beds Lincoln in placo of Seward. lack of that enthusiasm which comes Howard Taft, Republican, and Wood- - tho two largo powers- - where compul- much1 18C4 Tho renomlnntlon of Lincoln only from massed forces, yet Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. row Wilson, Domocrat. Wo do not sory service in tho army in times of accomplished compelled tho nomination of McClol-ln- n could be even there. Dutto. 36c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. presume to lmputo to dialectics th pence is not required. In place of Seymour. From time to H. H. Windsor, in the April number 1186-i- Nuuanu Street. nomination of tho former. That, time, and moro frequently of wo 1868 The nomination of Grant com. late, of Popular Mechanics. Telephone 1034. Box 962 frankly, must bo taken for granted. aro told that before nfany years polled tho nomination of a Greeley. havo Tho reasons for Its assumption, how-ove- r, nnqbprl" If will hn .nnnHnM.. - 187G-- Tho nomination of Hayes ' ' " A W are sufficiently 'obvious. (1) Ho 8erV'Ce BY AUTHORITY P P R compelled tho nomination of Tilden Z, """"I? . is a candidate. (2) Ho controls the ..i.v; uuiu-uouie- u young All Kinds Wrapping Papers and In place of Hendricks. JV!Hum tui Twines, Printing and Wrltlnje Papers. Federal patronage. (3) Ho has won mnn. The idea is extremely repug- SEALED TENDERS. o 1880 Tho nomination Garfield American-Hawaiia- n Paper & Suppfy tho confidence and respect of the peo-pl- of nant, for while tho physical and dis- compelled tho nomination of Hancock Co., In largo measure, and Is gaining ciplinary value aro admitted, it received by Ltd. In place of Bayard. Sealed Tenders will be Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu favor dally. (4) Ho Is gradually ac- , would mean the taking of the very the Superintendent of Public Works quiring 1884 The nomination of Blalno years phone 1430. Geo. G. Guild Gen, Mgr. the nctlve friendship of tho In which- tho average young until 12 m. of Tuesday, April 18, 1911, compelled the nomination of Cleve Inevitably conservative business men, man really fits himself for his life for filing in low lands and ponds HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO, LTD. No. 314 land in placo of Bayard or Randall, tho without whoso support no candldato work, To return to this preparatory on the Kalelpua Kanoa and Ed, and 1888 The .renomlnntlon of Clevo- - Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Price, : : has been elected President sinco 1S32. work after threo years of military Jas. Hamauku Estates, in tho Kewalo Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Cast- $4.00 (5) Ho Is will bo by land compelled the nomination of Har. Ia by and unopposed nf0 no means easy as anyone I ings, Machinery every Descilptlon rlanti ' JJlbUTlUL, IlUIlUIUiU. of Roosevelt for the very practical rea 8 dropped h,s stud,ea for tw0, Plans, Specifications and proposal M 'e to Order. Particular Attention son that defeat or election will Bpell yCarS' knWS- - 18ot?h Vn'rr, , Th tm,nlnB t0 Wanka n fllo in the office of the Paid to Ship's Blacksmltbing. Job ending niZnX e tho of his career as Presi- lnH WUhUt dlSPUt' t0 b Superintendent of Public Works, Work'Executed on Short Notice , tho , n dent probably immediately, but sure-- nEe re8pectfu1' ar9 thln " I The" right is reserved oh tho part ly at years. in l Coy the expiration of four tho American is lacking, t j but of tho Superintendent to reject any (6) His rejection by National could not all be rnnRotinhiv n . ' v..,- the mL , I this - Colds and Coughs lonnu, rm, SZ!. . ui u,i ulUu Convention would bo unprecedented ..ummuuun oi uooseveu (compHshod with drill of ono hour, or compelled MARSTON CAMPBELL, and would presage certain defeat of tho nomination of Parker (iess, tt day, compulsory if necessary, HOfllOEOPHTHIG in place of Bryan or Cockrell. Superintendent of Public Works-Honolul- u, D frO the party at tho polls. for all boys In upper-grad- e public 1908-- Tho nomination com- - April 6, 1911. U UL U COUGH and GROUP SYHDP But ono obstnelo lies in his path' of Taft schools, and students in high schools Insurgency. pelled the nomination of Bryan In By a remote possibility nnd miw.? Mn,, it Tho woman who is particular The Best remedy for Colds, Coughs, the new nnd eager League inutu oi rracr or any conservative, of Radical not do rorgottcn tnat tho average - Branchltis, Whooping Cough, Croup, about her notes and letters, fs always-- No. Republicans may secure control of xnereiore, in American hov la n. vp.rv fnlr nVinK Hoarseness and all Respiratory 456 1912 pleased tho Convention, and nominate, not The nomination of Taft will wjth a minimum of tralnlns wlth Hurd'8 Paper and En Troubles. compel Price, : : Cummins, the wheel horse, but La the nomination of Wilson in would quickly become an excellent velopes. Hawaiian News Co., Alec nothing can $800 n,ace - Contains that harm Follette, the resolute, lmadnatlve. of Harmon, Just as the nomlna- sharpshooter. With a fair knowledge. Young building. an infant, is effectual and ra- but it inspiring leader. In that event, tho t,on of La Follette would compel the pidly curative. Good for all ages, Democrats will nominate Judson nomination of Harmon In place of whenever trouble invades the respira- Harmon In consequence of causes pre- - wllson. tory organs. Why? cisely analogous to those set forth be- - low, which render the choice of Wood- - Obviously but one theme of inquiry ONLY BY PREPARED row Wilson as th0 opponent of Presi- - demands consideration: Who is tho BEORICKE & RUNYON CO, dent Taft a virtual certainty. rcaI antithesis of Taft? Bryan? Ye3, - ns m 1908- - Dut Bryan's San Francisco. Logic predestines antithesis. CIr- races havo Easter Sale tumstances, conditions, uncontrolled been run- - Gaynor? Yes; but Gay- - 80LD BY ALL DRUGGIST8. ,s nnd uncontrollable, demand It. His- - nor disqualified by Fate. Folk? Yes; lory decrees it. Invariably, tho on- - but Folk cleaTlv outclassed. Champ Patrol CIark? Theoretically, perhaps, Bowers' Merchant No.1? 397 posing candidates have been named. but And Confidential Agency not by the opposition Itself, but by tho practically only as a pretty compli- - from Saturday April 8th to party taking the lead in all but ment- - Dlx? Tn cfmler of water up- - Reliable Watchmen Furnished. Phone Price, $6.25 threo Instances by party power. on both shoulders? Tho upholder of 1051, P. O. Box 284. City Hea.1 the in 1840 of Partv fealty, on the one hand, and tho quarters; CJuh SMiTel The assured nomination 15th. All kinds of tnmmed Van Buren compelled tho nomination source of pretext to bolters on the SaLJoig? Harrison In place of Clay. other? Neither opposite nor apposite Tong 1844 nomination of Clay com- - is Dix- - Remain Harmon and Wilson. hats reasonable prices. MERCHANT TAILOh. Th0 at pelled the nomination of Polk In piece Which, we repeat is the antithesis or GENTS FURNISHINGS Taft? Unroll the moving portraits. FASHIONABLE FABRICS. of Van Buren. coin- Note, the points of similarity and of FIRST-CLAS- S 1848The nomination ot Cass WORKMAN8HIP. divergence: 1116 Nuuanu Street, Above Hotel. pelled the nomination of Taylor in 22 IK B a a o 3 S' P UYEDA CHAN KEE, o o o s g " O iQ p p J 2 2 o 3 to ap. n B S .127 Hotel Street. in 3 " J? "3 : b . No. 505 tr 2 c . o a . NEW SPRING GOODS. p --i . a B B ca a o n. O 3 w a $6.25 J-- o S 2 . Put

S S s to C3 O P. 3 1 . O o O v; tn CD O o c s y a D. S- en C 3 IS . 5 5 Han o s- - Pau ka t w ?5-.- p a 3 a p;: 3 p sstb SB ai j; O ? B A Ha TO 7 ? c SB r o a o g. o O o 3 g No. 523 On the List of Goods Stenciling Pxke $8.50 to order from the gro- you TLrted O Jtiave ltf oa cer. Dirt moves like If you have never tried it, you y Si. O 6 fT most certainly should, it is the latest s b CO g snow B M before the sun idea in decoration and fancywork. 3 VS. Stenciling gives pleas- j on fabrics very - a. .fJir Sis fe'i t a JT. R' a. 12 ing results, as you can make such Sec 2 i attractive presents for your friends or 2 o op. - o. 3 When it is in the House you beautify 5.3 a o can your home with B artistic curtains, pillow covers, table covers, etc. Stenciling is not hard to do, you I i . tu chief, .requisite is to get the right H materials to work with colors that 5- H o C3 a O will be clear and brilliant and will p. e to E No. 577 n O S 3 ?. in remain fast in the fabric when it is W B 3 itr The Honolulu Gas (0 Com P tJj o F 8 H P S- - washed. r X a c pP Cra - Price, b a Q aHlB-- f 'r $9.00 p a S CD CD o a S o 3 C B Sa o Sherwin-Willia- ms p P g B n & oi p- g cr CO B 2 a - pany DP" P O co 2 desires P B g &3 - that its 3 Stencil Outfits tn are complete in every respect and Patrons should enjoy contain stencils, brushes and colors in tubes that are of the proper consistency In but one cssemtlal rwirtlcular that four, two died within the year. for stencil work. Come in and look the best possible ser- jUr.r.,,jtwMj r ago The contrast Is complete, conclus stock us pamph- of Is'marked a greater dissim- over our or write for ive; tho evidence overwhelming. The let describing these outfits. ilarity between Taft and Harmon than linger of predlstlnatlon, guided by log- vice of Gas. between Taft and Wilson; ,aTid that ic, circumstance, conditions and his E. O. Hall & Son, seriously to Harmon's disadvantage, tory, points unerringly to Woodrow Ifyou wecanim-prov- e LIMITED. In view of tho fact that tho average Wilson, Domoorat, as the opponent consider ago of Presidents at inauguration has of Willla.ni H. Taft, Republican, In been only flfty-thto- o and that of tho 1912. Qoorgo Harvey, In Tho North your installation No. 6053 threo elected when moro than sixty American Itovlew for March. Price, : : $26.00 kindly Let us Know. MR. D0QG8 IN ITALY. Fat Little Englishman, "that you will The House of Quality John Kendrlck Dangs continues find that sort of thing everywhere. I his amusing "Tablo d'Hoto Talks" in distinctly Romembor having received Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd., tho curront Issue of Harper's Weekly. a leaden nickel In chango on ono of Mr. Hoggs dlscoursos upon tho pir- your American railway systems.'V'Oli, Cor erBeretaria and Alakca Sts. atical behavior of tho Italian rail- you wore man, wero you?" Flno Job Printing, star Offlco, that satd road omployoes. "I fancy," said the Doggs, naively. "Seems to mo I re-- YOUR FAMILY, NOTICE. wm m tk tnmt tak. BY 6tHf HMLBtT Thli eratccfit has mi tfitmt iif AUTHORITY WImn rem fell to provide fWf WAFALUA AGRICULTURAL CO. OKLAHOMA LEADS IN French tllnmomu or rhlnntw Mt BRUSH FINES IN MANOA VALLEY. fnmllr wlti a bottle of CkawWorMlil LTD. In platinum, with a flwal fjrwH-ww- k Oollc, Cholera h4 DUrrfcoM KofMti? ilwlfin on Inslda, MtHddnt with tit Under the term of Rectlmt A Act et this season of the year, yew ftfe Tho Stook Hooks of tho Walalua Rfliiie RllUerlHK utoiiM. At each tip 71 of the Seeelon Uwi sf lOf of Uto HttftlectiMK tkem, bowel eawptetet Is a bow of t!i jeweled betMls form-w- l Is Agricultural Company, Limited, will OF OIL Territory of Hewed, IT II POIUlin j l rare to be prevalent, and It ltd bo closed to transfers on Saturday, PRODUCTION Into three lootM, with n MiiRle DDK to alert flree to elenr Uml, In- dangerous a malatfr to be trifled wllk, April 8th, 1911, at 12 o'clook noon, to blK stone In reiiter. cluding the burning of brush, lots, dry! It has never beoH known to fall eten Saturday, April lGtli, 1911, Inclusive. Such a comb should not be worn KMM, etc., In Mnnoft Valley, above in the mwl severe nnd dangerous OHAS. II. ATHERTON, by n Bloat women or one who hn the Cantle Home nnd the maukn line, eneee, and 1U cost Is not befflnd til a trata of sand which contain potrolo- - Treasurer, Walaiua ABrlculturol Co., TULSA, Okla., March 20. Oklaho- scanty hair. It Is exaggerated for ot the Woodlnwn Subdivision, for n mentis of any one. For sale by alt ma la greatest potroloum-produc-ln- g ura. This sand Is protected by a roof Intter; cnpllke Ltd. tho tho for tho former. period of six tnonthe from dele, UN-- j dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents HmoBtono, varying In depth from Honolulu, April 7, 1911. Hold In tho world, surpassing of LI8 A WRITTBN PKRMIT has boen for Hawaii. Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and mo surraco rrom sovon nunurca to first obtained from tho DISTRICT1 al- two thousand In some placeB ELECTION OF OFFICERS, nil foreign contors of production, feet. FIRM WARDHN, Mr. Byron O. Clnrk, twenty-fou- 0 though It foil behind California for it sags down ns low as r Mnnoft road. MoBRYDE ,ono year. All of this oil belongs to hundred foot. This strip Is about ono 1 By SUGAR CO., LTD. order of the Board of Commis- AUTO y STAND At the annual meeting of stock tho IndlanB, nnd they rccolvo avroyal-t- hundred miles wide. In Kansas nnd sioners of Agrlculturo and Forestry. HEALTH Six-Se- at holders of the McBrydo Sugar Com upon every barroi that Is produced. tho northorn part of Oklnhomn tho RALPH S. HOSMUR, Two Cadillac Cars average dally sand is solidified into stone, but It Is pany, Limited, held on Thursday, Te production In 1 Superintendent of Forestry and Chief PHONE 3196. - lahoma Is 150,000 disintegrated ns It extonds southward, 30, 1911, the following dlrec- about barrols, and A voluminous ropoi wat, prosont-e-d Fire Warden. Louisiana fields, Beretanla St. near Nuuanu. tors were appointed to servo during tu Indian owners of tho .land recelvo and in tho Texas nnd to tho Houso yesterday by the Honolulu, April 3, 1911. 1 In particles. the ensuing year: a royalty of 10 and 12 per cent. tho sand is loose health and pollco committee, upon 3ts April 3, 5, 8. could th(J Tho discovery of oil In Oklahoma H. P. Baldwin, B. F. Dillingham, not Bot returns for 1910. bo resolutions and bills submitted to It, complete, came nftor tho Kansas development. D. P. R. Isenberg. W. A. Kinney, J. P. cus are not et but and upon Its observations reatlvo to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1909 In 1901 .and 1902 prospectors went Cooke, E. E. Paxton, John Guild. tho rocords for Bhow that out ct Institutions it had visited. First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. a over the border drilled wells upon And at a subsequent meeting of the of 100'000 oborB of tho Five and Mnttors relating to tho cholera opl-dem- At Chambers In Probnto., No. 4368. Clv,llzed lands belonging to Chorokecs, In' tho Board of Directors, held on tho same Trlbcs' 15'000 were belng the nnd tho visit to tho Molokat Matter of tho Estate of Roso pa d r'alt,eB by oil companies on Choctaws and Creeks, tho be- Robertson, Deceased. date, following officers ap- - the farmer leper settlement havo already ooon the werc ing On roadlng filing pointed- - a aBls o 2J'717'000 barrols In 1907; near the Kansas line. At that fully roportod in tho local press. and tho petition of 41 010'00 barrels ,n 1908' and 40,210' timo tho .Indians who had held their James William Robertson, of Hono- H. P. BALDWIN President Needs of tho Molokal settlement nro lulu, barrols ,n 1909' lands In common wero receiving their Oahu. alloclnc that Roso Robort. B. F. DILLINGHAM I000 stated thus: $20,000 for now build son, of Honolulu, Oahu. Dur,ng the yoar 1909 tho lnd,an bur" allotments and prospectors had to died Intestate 1st Vice-Preside- ings at Bay View Home, $5000 for an' at said. Honolulu on tho 27th of Un,te1 government make leases with individuals dav D. P. R ISENBERG iau ' the States Instead Ice plant, $3000 for repairing road February, A ,D. 1911, leaving property uisDitrsea $4,&ty,izt in royalties anu of with the tribal governments. Each 2nd Vice-Preside- from Knlaupapa to Kalauwao, $1500 In the Territory of Hawaii necessary bonuses to 15,000 Indian owners lease was approved by tho Secretary J. P. COOKE Treasurer the for Pall trail, $4300 for jail and jailor's to be administered upon, and praying Civiliz- of tho Interior. E. E. PAXTON Secretary of oil lands among tho Five The terms at first cottage, $1500 for stationery and free that letters of administration lssuo to nearly $900 to the were from one dollar to five hundred tho said James William D. B. MURDOCH Auditor ed Tribes nnd each postage for lottcrd and children, $1000 Robertson. members of Osage tribe, who an? dollars an acre while prospecting was It Is ordered, that MONDAY, thn ELMER E. PAXTON, the for freight and transportation, $240 a people In tho world. They going on. Later when oil was struok 1st day of May, A.D. 1911, at 10 o'clock Secretary, McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. ,tho richest month for running expenses of the a higher average of wealth per and the productiveness became per- a. m., bo and hereby Is appointed for IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE Honolulu, T. H., April 5, 1911. .have nursery, $250 a month for running 'capita manent, were roya- hearing said Petition in tho Court UNITED STATES IN AND FOR than any other community In leases made on a expenses of the new hospital, $200 a America or elsewhere, derived not lty of eight, ten and. finally twelve and Room of thlB Court at Honolulu. Oahu IN THE TERRITORY AND DIS-TRIC- T ELECTION OF OFFICERS. month for pay roll and running ex- at Which time and place all persons OF HAWAII. only from oil and coal, but from leas- a half per cent of the crude oil pro-duce- penses of tho laundry and $2100 for conccerncd may appear and show THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- ing of their farming and grazing land The royalties were- - calculated KAUAI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. new building at Bishop Homo. cause, if any they have, why Baid Petl ICA, Plaintiff, vs. THE WAIMANA-L- to and Cattlemen. I by the pipe line companies, which buy At the annual meeting of stock- - farmers Need for a new Jail in Honolulu is tion should not bo granted. SUGAR COMPANY, et al., De- is tho Osages, who the entire product and measure as it hnlllprs nf iha TTntinl THlonrlrt rVini- - It estimated that it urged, with a recommendation that a Dated at Honolulu, Mnrch 24th, 1911. fendants. number comes from the wells. The daily re- pany, Limited held on Tuesday, Ap.il about. new site should be found, where land By tho Court, Action brought in said District Court, an average $40,000 each,T from each well were sent to A. 4, 1911, the following officers and di- 71 turns Is less valuable than the present alto J. THOMPSON. and tho Petition filed in the office ot is more conjecture. is impossible he Indian agent, who computed tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court of rectors were appointed to serve dur- It and where land suitable for cultiva- tho tho Clerk of said District Court, in to their wealth. They are percentage to which each Indian was First Clrr.ult. Monolulu. ing the ensuing year: estimate tion by prisoners exists, and It is es- doing very in way im- .entitled, and pipe lino company Larnach & Robinson, Attorneys for THE PRESIDENT OF THE H. P. BALDWIN little the of the timated that a Jail could be built for UNITED provements. Very few of them save paid It to tho agent In monthly set- Petitioner, Stangenwald Bldg., Room STATES, GREETING: " President and Director $75,000. 501 money, or spend'it in such a way tlements. Tho WAIMANALO SUGAR COM- W. F. DILLINGHAM their Recommendations in the Governor's as to promote their welfare. They There are three companies being 4ts Mar. 24, 31, Apr. 7, 14. PANY, a corporation organized and 1st r. nnrl niror.fnr message relative to the Insane asy- it in extravagance, folly and business in Oklahoma, buying land, existing under and by virtue of tho W. A. KINNEY W.a8 lum are endors-d- , and tho need of NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN- dissipation and wealth is a curse ia drilling wells, operating pipe lines, laws of the Territory of Hawaii; THE ...2nd Vice-Preside- and Director new buildings, wheh would cost $50,-00- MENT LOT8. TERRITORY OF HAWAII; stead of a blessing to them. But they and refining oil, so that there is no WILLIAM J. P. COOKE. Treasurer and is emphasized. An Increase in O. SMITH, SAMUEL M. DAMON, E. Director monopoly, although they have an un- E. E. PAXTON.Secretary and Director W"! a?W?ys AaVG, " number of guards and nurses is rec- At 12 o'clock noon Monday, April FAXON BISHOP, ALBERT F. JUDD. 111 L2 derstanding, and do not Interfere with And at a subsequent meeting of the ua uieu iiubl luuuoTlfiuu i icoouij yi. ommended. 24, 1911, at the front door to the and ALFRED W. CARTER, Trustees tho United States are sufficient to sus- each other. W1H Board of Directors, held on tho same Some small improvements at tho Capitol, Honolulu, there will be sold under the and of the Estate of tain them forevor. public IV, Sec- BERNICE P. BISHOP, deceased; date, D. B. Murdoch was elected Kallhl Boys' Homo are advised, and at auction under Part Strip of Land. A JEWELED COMB. tion 17 of Land Act ot 1895, JOHN A. CUMMINS; KAPEKA M. Auditor. new buildings for the Girls' Homo the There Is a strip of land stretching A jeweled comb for the hairs Is a Section 27G,RevIsed Laws of Hawaii, CUMMINS, wife of JOHN A. CUM- ELMER E. PAXTON, on tho new location selected, aro urg- ' from the Mosho river In Kansas down long, shallow crescent large enough tho following described lots known MINS; CUSHMAN CARTER, Trustee; Secretary, Kauai Electric Co., Ltd. ed as necessary, to the Gulf of Mexico in Texas under to fit over the top of tho head and as the Kawalloa Beach Lots, situated JOHN KIMO; KAHALELAU PE, wife Honolulu, T. H., April 5, 1911. of JOHN KIMO; ANNIE AKONG; which are two. and In places three, come down to the ears. It can be at Kallua, Koolaupoko, Oahu: Fine Jod Printing, Star Office. Lot Area. Upset Price. JOHN AKONG, JAMES AKONG, No. LUCY AKONG and AMELIA AKONG, "EVERYTHING IN BOOKS" ' 2 l.OO Ac. $25.00 unknown heirs at law of MARY 3... ..1.00 25.00 AKONG, deceased; HENRY KAHU-NANU- I, When we say that, we don't mean 4... ..1.00 25.00 CHARLES KAHUNANUI, WILLIAM KAHUNANUI, KA- that we have every book that Is pub- 5. . . ..1.00 25.00 JANE HUNANUI, CLARA lished, in stock. BUT! Wo do mean G...... 63 5.00 KAHUNANUI and that our stock Is very complete and 25.00 MARY KAHUNANUI, unknown heirs 7... ..1.00 law we have books on all subjects ot in- ..1.00 25.00 at of KAHUNANUI, deceased; 8..., THOMAS LAUHEKU, terest, besides, a very complete line ..1.00 25.00 ROBERT 9..., LAUHEIKU, GEORGE LAUHEIKU, of fiction and children's books. ALSO! 10..., .. .79 25. Op No matter when or where a book 11..., ..1.00 25.00 ELIZABETH LAUHEIKU, HARRIET was published, if it is on the market 12..., .. .52 25.00 LAUHEIKU, and EDITH LAUHEIKU, we can get Cor you, and at unknown heirs at law of LAUHEIKU, it the sh srf&--' ill 13..., 00 25.00 New York Price. 00 25.00 deceased; and JAMES BROWN, JOHN 14..., BLACK, 15..., 00 25.00 HENRY WHITE, GEORGE SMITH, MARY JONES, CLARA HILO, 16..., 00 25.00 HELEN LANAI and KONA, un- Brown & Lyon .Co., 00 25.00 ELSA 17... owners 1.00 25.00 known and claimants, Limited, 18... You nro hereby to appear, 1.00 25.00 directed 19... and answer Petition In Young Building. 1.00 25.00 tho an action 20... entitled as abovo, brought against you 1.00 25.00 21... in District Court of United "EVERYTHING IN BOOK8." no 1.00 25.00 the the i States, in and for the Territory of Ha- 23... 1.00 25.00 waii, within 'twenty dayB from and 24... 1:00 25.00 after service upon you of a certified 1.00 25.00 25... copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- 25.00 2G... 1.00 gether with a certified copy of this 27... 1.00 25.00 Sunimons. vVOGUE? 28.. 1.00 25.00 And you are hereby notified that 29... 1.00 25.00 unless you appear nnd answer as 30... 1.00 25.00 above required, tho said Plaintiff will 31... 1.00 5.00 take Judgment of condemnation of tho 32... .1.00 25.00 lands described in the Petition herein 33 1.00 26.00 and for any other relief demanded in 34... 1..00 25.00 tho Petition. 35... 1..00 25.00 WITNESS THE HONORABLE 36... 1..00 25.00 SANFORD B. DOLE and THE HON- 37... 1..00 25.00 ORABLE CHARLES F. CLEMONS, 35... l.oo " 25.00 Judges of said District Court, this 18th 39... 1.00 " 25.00 day of March, In the year of our Lord Theso lots will be sold under Spec- ono thousand nine hundred and eleven ial Agreement containing tho condi- and of tho Independence of tho United price tions that 20 of tho purchase States the one hundred and thirty-fift- h. shall bo paid at time and place of El sale, and the remainder to be paid (Sgd.) A. E. MURPRY, in four (4) equal installments 1, 2, 3 Clerk. Unusual Values nnd 4, years with Interest on unpaid (Seal) balance annually at tho rato of six (Endorsed) (6) per cent per annum; provided, - - many a No. 74. DISTRICT COURT OF THE Many an Interior however, that tho installments may well-nig- U. S. for tho Territory of Hawaii. house Is made h hideous II be paid before thoro aro duo thereby THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by poorly selected wall hangings. GOOD TASTE AND JUDGMENT r.nd Etopplng corresponding Interest; vs. THE WAIMANALO SUGAR COM-PAN- rrfade positively beau- Others are are more essential to having a beautifully appointed table, containing certain other conditions. et al. SUMMONS. ROBT. W. tiful by using the right things. than large expenditure. No person will bo allowed to pur- BRECKONS, United States Attorney. Our new paper unusual chase more than ono lot. P" Let us show you unusual patterns in THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- possibilities - value out ot all Four (4) years after date of sale, ICA, District of Hawaii, ss. proportion to their cost, which Community tho purchaser shall bo entitled to I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of tho Dis- you will recognize at a glance. Silver patent convoying said land In Feo trict Court of the United States of Simp to. America, in and for Good selections are the basts It has a distinct richness of appearance and charm of tho Territory and ' At tho same tTmo na place there District of Hawaii, do hereby certify for good bargains wt can oiler design which rival sterling. will bo sold the. following land at the foregoing to bo a full, true and cor- you both. plate Its more than triple it costs hut a trifle more Fort Street oxtcnslon, adjoining the rect copy of the origlnnl Summons In than ordinary plated ware it lasts a life time. property of Joseph R. Amorln: tho case of THE UNITED STATES Area, 2,780 sq. ft, more or less. OF AMERICA vs. THE WAIMANALO W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. Upset prlco $115.00. Terms, cash. SUGAR COMPANY, et a!., as tho sarao Purchaser to pay cost of patent and remains of record and on filo In 53-5- 7 Kng Street. the stamp. office of tho Clerk of said Court. Foi maps and further particulars, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havo upply at tho office of tho Commis- hcrounto set my hand and affixed tho sioner ot Public Lands, Capitol Build- seal ot said District Court this 25th ing, Honolulu. day of March, A. D. 1911. Lewers & Cooke MAREjTON CAMPBELL, A. E. MURPHY, LIMITED Commissioner ot Public Lands Clerk ot United States District 177 So. ftlng Street Dated at Honolulu. Feb. 15th. 1911. Court, Territory of Hawaii. lOts Fob. 18, 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25 By F. L. DAVIS. April 1, 8, 16, 22. Deputy Clerk.

X. . : i : 1 Oft II inmutd i n a wUb ftMtM an at MMwti ( Potato MM) aa. I mm Itori u... P in 13 . - - - 9m!TrmT Tlmmm fl r nml nrtailim In work- atnti Dtp iru tb- - out nlM itrawMN wlltt 1 fwavkwr Ik Mtllutrt SMir who tk aftMhwa -- " x 1 jMHtl.r comptotMl urfMafnl UwH MH WB lp Mm,, mm Ubat. Aaalaaad a- - S kmmim r mm- ! HYAL HAWAIIAN. Ill It lr Wk Um I'aoinr rv crMllUMl with Bt wltoM roMl hamra of m 1 Imtilr MVtr. Tbf rMt tkw ere at pwfeteia bm bw to pravMc propm but, oamllr MMMM for th MTMtAMr M until a MaaMwarM wall for Mverul be It tke WBovr du tnl da. "bWbbmmmbbb ud vair A week ot two laiei . aajatn tfc 1 Bflw WMHHft AM mmmmmbmbb WBBwwfWdi ftMf4 IWvfHIW iwwK II Mo ft whik at J0ffjB&& 4HWMtb9 mUBIMJB' VMh a Mntad of ooptwr wire rowter ooav wauun into tbe bar&fM l"r MjC. A oell of fine oopper wire I MMHunit oaiwtuu anoui He wa an Minx MhH aloft and Is to dnle atrattft--r rooatr betnuaml to AJie JUac. iM mm mat aeat over by iMMwd the crouad. The MirUBeoU Bart. RattlaUHi Our larval ail da. but BaU tht-- tranpar mtm was almpl '- W eBmpltd, the wire ut, waue mum - i ------bontc. our roeator had wMU vlotarj . A mh m- nw acai m a - . - ttm r.i i uu. fl 1 M w tu. Ml mm allowed to Ml. Tnla ciaaa oi elly puuiahad Kct day he raeiad out in (he av ------r-i. .. , ...... waa m cheap aad la VMd fur a varll There nothisc in Hhr eeoouuUtr umi alaht mi i""-t- i Mir la " AM j - aaltttary opeiaUon puBlahm4iii tor the heat throe rhtnterttir in 4v MMMWMd tf itm " Hilii mmtmm aft aliTii ' aaa fed Maar WatU le aa- 1 At purpoaM In 11 rooater id ounapeueo tvry wmk r una ui WU41 hMt mm ammli - ' mot a ttw twa wtM it h tu mmmt b aw MMir m mm, as fear datt ataar aire II a plaaOful atock of if aiwa uurnuuQ, i yuuai.t aec uac e r aa fclwrtilt tkt reMii ar win Buau tbiitimii Ut ttt - at HUM. UWMUJUOBMIJ) oen lt IB Maine OVOTJttMMd 1MB lilt BW ' mtat - a- . . I . . Fichu of thi oharMobar o n not only ' - aaawwaM n wmp mmmr mbmmb. wrnmm m vntvam. ma Tfca method, watch bah en ui r tenuwni in Mawi' arita Mri Mmmw mlmmmm " aacond dui in every aiorc uua amuse, mnevvw luth imrrrTfltirr mm it mb tmmmWttHy taatad by wiiib aau hands And it is men aad raoator arlu. haw ''-- - "OH Mttl MMW a MM arf AaaMar - - i w .4. . ,j . I i I M I OI CUUJIKUIU umc ouamean 1 ifcMm III flflliail!! ai out ouriBK mi tiamar, tune mjmtmt Hirer wmiwi ' ,Mnpi a Um Hradvat one time: liirae in ton's -- ' ' au- - klM HIMr mhM mmw. Mnutw Mr Alts AH thm win ataya gf the aeroplane in ucwiuium oi' iuv m. ' -- town rooeteiB have fought me; not htmaHar I had alfawdoil frr1 f'Trnirj Th n BmhmmI m W mm to--J ml a tbvrmHtb trial. ft patiiui (omi the aatenna. On one "T ' "thr to it in the diaooaltlon of miatere mm 10 aajit 4M janajii jvie $to0H Mc HmV m. - nwb Vhr we !MKIlMtf Mmm4 ... waa in uis uau- 111 ; I MMtohine that bum my uarcyara no grat uruauoct 01 aflvaaopmont. but J kta bb Mte hm. the assrante laasui of the an- - agfat aa though nghtlng tor VlnMaom Ad bu i hv- - mbbb ejMMMi ajar! juMUia thus ehtain ed waa 600 feet an-- l i ue iniBiahiwont utat nurt me moat wc ttte vmobi aninj'BBaiit MW in aeelng meaaasee ohickona fouAd tbme rooatere m m at one Uaae : ao wall did it work that One of the rooattrn i gaflod ae 4mSouu1 a I could, city KtMvmm iniiMtii - f mm ahora ataUona around the govoraor of the atale Aiid the uoople preaaatod me atftii a bW avtatoh mud uad avan from ahips at aea were rt ailvar wter et. naired mi the areoplane lnatrument the lattar waa in a abop on the After hghtlng the world all ay. a UuUue mao i too abw oimmo1Ukj Um ShU Uni- - u aght hia ww en totka at atght, aad Uw pca3iirt tm aundiw m Boor of bwikUag of the , the praachwa aftaa ahaae the jaan mm aaiairb Uie ahtftiiaMi aoaae be nau U)a tales Aeronautic Reaarve in trioua aad ao Bo ttie aaauan J?aw Vork. aithouch the wlrea were Of the mllUona of aaUaat, worth ajan "ttv "mA ataac," it wwt of pouuecUMl with antaoaB on hand work ad (rugalHr. Jaaw ataw aav ajaaaant haaaiai? waak wmi au uthr make hia own bnaiaaaa a auaaaaa, h aaMt a- - a waatfawatelc anwu viuu Uie UalWia. Projn the tha roof of out aaalatatwe whiah he too aftan iacka. ttutue ia a poiiaet laiiaiin Ammu prll l'otwlar MachatOca 44atiue the woman about the man, rat the man of feia aaaatrjf 4u for hM woman faika than the man of any otbar raaatry. Laak at tbe ana f ia woman. Itariag aff the Ubor of teaaauloua ; aad Mates a Che a (JVJovJng Pictures Show of tbe arman ahout the mu! Us tia aame atorf Mad aaaot Mtxiwt'. Aeroplane FataHty. lar; aemataiug in it, but not as maob as awV he tralMMUv M aa h ch A ffiortng pioture fltm of the aero-- aide. ROUU) cSiAMMON HOLDER LONG DISTANCE men -- AMERICAN KQAD KEOORXV7327HE. nne accident whldi oat two MI JSJO. . 'tljair Uvea In France when M. Lafon rod tp Marc lalniid Mr. Midmtfr wo ,aiid M. Paula were daahad U daatli Mr Slpmty. field at u- CHI CHURCHES ,on tlie aviaUon III Two mm aawaa ar tm Mu4 Jnoaux, ia reproduced in iUuatratad Mr. Par Ui at (aaiaoi, aad fltmm t&i in tlie,April nuinhes of Popu- Central Union Pburoh. who awaMa tiatfn j lar Mechanics Magazine. Tne moviug 8:60 a. m., IMble Schoal. Mr. W. Majat'MB f qa Crtodaa aaaarti or camera bad set up on j picture leen A- - Iioweu, aapertoUmdaat. aeroplane the field to make aoine Man'a JUaaga Mbla Ciaaa, w4t- - mUr, r m ar a bwm i&mm, pictures 'f the fllchU and luat hap-pena- d ad by the Aaaiataat Mutator. "Amm immu Ut Im taai i ffmm be to wake plot, Ut to in condition AtUtada Toward the J'aooU? af U taw nmyn aat aa ea U. a uroe whan the accident to Laffon'a Hia Day." tmuimtimt. wag a ar mablno occurred. Paula Womaa'a HiM' itiMe Cteas, PfftL rm4m m prm& UX mtru-- with Laffon. The camera wan - w. J. Gilmora, twkr- - VtMwtae lag 4 mtomii(W, mi tktt tm- turned toward tho falling quickly Dr. ISpwprths "lid In tha Aoaa- - Wm mm m (0 pm and a series of pictures made - M4t machine U o'doek, mora)Hjg wotsfclp. far- wt UmtA mr vim 4 W LOZIER riOTOR CAR CO., which shows tho oxact condition vf mon by the miaiatar, Ilw. Dorawme haraar data v&. U he, W the machine as it fell and how It D.D. The aeiaeas Ptot to he nUUt to mtm a )M4te Ja MMMag picture E. E. Bodge, Local struck tho earth, Tho first of Vlw." t rMy wrt aad a- - Distributor be- J, on tho film showed the machine 0:30 p. m., Christian ,KniMvor viU your pfuf&fym la oar we ginning to fall and tbe fall was fol- meeting. Jn charge of jke pwar Ww wtxf&, o attar wfcat yaar lowed and faithfully reproduced, the meeting commlttiee. J'rpw f thoaW f jrpa vitt film' "Jspss tm m ending with the 'broken, twisted the KvenU of Passion Waok." ,A honest efXprt Ut kolp. machine lying on tho ground. 7:30 p.'m., special musical wiw, ' Ille wtoool t nd twtfj&oa at A large chorus choir will rendor The .11 J mmAng, Qhrtntim KnAf Automatic Safety Appliance to Bevcn tost Words of Cbrit (Vor find wbwb In th4 mmiug, Out 8top Derailed Trains. Tb'e general public is in vJtd io wnwr at 6;2P snd fhe lar at V.V. - By driving a train over broken rails those servjeos, i hWa tw uvit at S ia the on a leased track near Washington, V, MmnooH, On Tum4y wsmtug a C every afteroon, J. T. Andrew, an Reorganized Church, BlMn atud tiaB m&tits in tay caarctt Alabama railroad man, is endeavoring letter Day BalnUs Roprganlzod WV w whteb tlwre is a i$aaial jto convince government officials that Church on King street near Thomas vltatlin, and WodN4a avoala tfe safety appliance will prevent the midwaok j bis Square. wtet jmHMpMH in ttf Monday railway locomotives and Uj 10 hair Mornin derailment of P;P a, m upday cJopl. lapn dre tr, cars from any other cause than the topic, "Paul In Couneil With tba'JrtJiaM, deliberately wicked machinations of Kldars." Ulaaeoe in Hawaiian and Maoaa ut muk man. Knglisb. Jwj thoahts ad ja upwtti, The invention is simple, it con- U . tn praaehing rvicas. Hldar mmm w Commences the last half of our two sists of two extra wheels, two rollers, G. J. Wallar, speaker, David Cmj n valve oporatlng tho emergency C p. 111., Zion's Itallgio Litarary y. weeks Clearing Sale, during which brakes, and a tle-bqa- to prevent the Wesson topic, "Kosd of the falling of the brako-boa- should it Palm of Salvation Also jnusieal we have absolutely astounded those .happen to break. The oxtra wheels and literary program. Mqwih, d i, April, Moaataa tyu, ,nro of smaller diameter than the re- 7:30 p. m evening worship, Special A1 iHrm dl Kttiiitiiou 4' gular wheels and are attached to the music by the choir. 7'un wm)iiytm Konimiuuum attending by the utter disregard we axle by a case bolted to the axle; the All are cordially invited tp attend ! wmami y,u otwr vmr, wtteUt um extra wheels, with heavy double any or all services. have had of the cost of goods in flanges and faces of 12 ln fitting Just Vorwundte und IMmuttiA wwUi nmh iusldo the regular wheels. The roll- Methodist Episcopal Church, muuvnw wr nmiw mmunt. marking them for this sale. ers, also of 12-l- face, are Immovable, Flrt Mnthnitlut Knlseinnl Plinrli .'WWBWWW, CM MM UOtViMWHtf being attached to tho Journals just corner of Derctanla avenue and Vic I Wfllchl Jd Alntn4iwM outside tho regular wheels, Tho case toria street. ha,ten WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM for ship- 14, fitrengt,hens tho oIo and prevents Services, Sunday-Sabb- oth school c"fl"fl Appl, wird damage If It shpuld b,reak. The rQlK at 9:iZ a. w., Morpfng Worship ftt'A'w,4HUwdtest, faglimtul um Va ments on the way. It is not a matter of crs, wnen use, ufobfKn4m Mx?niinan1 i in uistnuute tne weignt 11 p'clock; Kp worth .eaguo at :S50 m'','"il. und ftalehta gelmlten of the car on the trucks. A number p. ni,; uvening Service at 7s30 p, m. mr4m. price with us? but a matter of clearing our of Illustrations in tho April number Jn tlie absence pf the pastor Itov, Am OtttemnnUig, Am id, April, cf Popular Mechanics Magazine Illu- A. A. PberspJ will prooch at the wr4 rfer I'MtUDtUitrilanul, w shelves. strate tho um I J lllir hegUmen, action of the device. mprnlng hour, , , j The evening service jyill ho cpn Make-up- . Everything goes, 8)lk Bag for Facial ductod by Air. C. J. Day, ft wJJJ o a' in the Store and it In pondering over how ho A LOtlQ HIKE, ' could service In honor of Fanny, Crosby,' The - "get Into" the part of Falstaff, physi tho famous hymn writer pf Rronkjyn, Trail and Woiintain aufli veAim- is well known that we have one r,fl"' ont iUrm of cally as well as flllstilonlcally, ,a Sho hos sent a special Jotjor ,tp Iovor w'" Mi w (clnlk m joung actor hit upon this scheme of of her hvmns in Ifnnnlni.. Vi.i- - r. Mtemtxm Qn a Jnilg lilko ffOHJ Ktti- - largest and complete stocks of goods ballooning his own foco and head to vice Is largely a repetition Pf tho ons ?""mlf. l'mt ' tho full moon sizq of ml t,w wmtWV"" that of Shakos conducted by tho Onhu Young Pep. m' in Honolulu. pear's olophantlno, yot wlthaj witty pie's Union on a few weeks gp ,j J'6 t,,.fv,,r .'nM "r twenty.four Wearing apparel tor creation. The role caIs for a "big M ropoatod by wiuost. All am In. ""7"' ' will procaarj head," and an ingeniously made sjlk vjtod. MfWy flWrt oPt 10 '! 0i nlKnt in Men, Women and Children. bag having a drawstring for controll- 8t. Andrew'. Cathedra), !(,m Cft(Vfl Bt, Wpii Pen1 ing tho nmount of inflation Is used to St. Andrew's qalhodrai ",,rf '"""" " '"Kfl"' '"' spenro tho desired appearance, A rtay-- tho 11 o'cIpoK Vrvhi. CanoJ .t) "(",fl L'' ' DO YOUR SPRING BUYING NOW serlos of illustrations in the April Allll will a thn anoaUof il 1.rt .. (Wiiara in 1110 neignnomooa 01 ihrut tomorrow, jt js "number of Popular Mecjianlce shows til din Tllalinn ...III l ..." """ nnlflimttl mako-u- p soyejily.svo j yio Jn its progressive stagos, class prgaontad by Canon AhU unit " H"a,ft bun' ,7 1,1 tho Rev. Jv, Kroll, and tq'o sermon will ifC" ,Tk, "l! ''S'. ".'",er - NEW HICK MILL, .iMno of Husky Ki,K(or, Yee bo Practical Religion. Chan & Co. v Tho K. Vamamotp Rico Miii Is the In tho mpnilng tlio )IhIw) will largest as well as Tlio Mnklngs-Flr- nt Physician-"C- an Cor. King and Bethel. tho flnost Jn tho Confirmation ot 'otpr' Islands. All machinery Is or St. yaw imlfo nnyllilng tfip tim Vftrv Church. nut of iatost pattern, Tho Jamous Top.gq patlnnt'fl trouble?" rtfco Is cleaned nt this mill. Wltjt tho Second Dltlo "I llilnlt If wo rnnn Jorgo cleaning capacity they nrp ahf chrlitlor, Chur rolpf,, tUf) rlglit wo win mn)( iilmut llvn lmn tp pt-sd- e handle considerable port), King ami Alalia WoW flroij nploco out of II," llnlilmoro cular wprlc thoy which guarantee. Wo loBt from, our nj,,,n,"0,!fillfl,two Ajnorlfinni of our Marino Corps yoimg ijioi) s who firm tnb printing. iltli-n- . Bittr woro grunted Iptttirs, ha' jrnifflr. jpl Pimtriw, ntnr Offlco, ;y:'r. 'if aaatoiUve tariff 4aa imA aaMttiAfjAMar rtm i It RAP -- FINDING TIE 0 TRANSIT DILLS DHHOBflnS Til atgM bt g ttarlMMH) raaaetJoa a kN mntmmi at or II pt aam a iwr iwragrapk In rTWTfajVV IM M VMM MRM fMVJV La imliimt. fHiAl AMI 11 m llMttA i a I r tar ta aajnaai fry EXTRA SESSION IS LIKELY but, II Ml MM. MM IM Stoat M ftpJ -- PASS READING r ft tmmi at Mfcfi ffeajaJi Wtikm ling Ih raaa.lt to attoWpt to tfgal vHMn aaa pmt tUmf U Mttrt to a ritaftla)' af Bavraa Mm with a taa tapaaJtat at tfca Mftifcir af TO BE II VERY LONG ONE nlwIajaliRmmtr. The lima wtilsh ihe SLIGHTLY AMENDED paaajMMt audi a'aaajaMaf ajaj rwtwtMlble landers wmU tjifcarwlsa tha baak UM It alMMt aa aM M have given lo (hit luWJtet Ims Weaii farta or mtaai. deratad to the WJuiibbllHg Bf et Vaiers. WAfHIINCrTON, March M. The erelgti state. New rul are llng de-- I titr rlttffctraltai Tom, Dlek and Harry On the llnpld Transit CaaiMUiy'l all the Imnrovetnenti thin LMttala- - to uimi the demand fpr a mors orarwmmlllei Oorraft hMratf ikw a Lilt to mhmmI sinned AMlgumenta. frauilite exteuilen Mil oeMlHtf up fur trore bad HMler eeneMerallon If pro- - - or the law relaiiac to raajlitwwtoa af HflW8 af the landing man In Con- damoaratlc anlrlt In the oomliict third rwdlng In tka Uttu yaaur Senators Serve Notice. talon ware not hum! for adoiUeaal vmara. n provMaa far a atetUaftaa Uy nr&K ore of oiilnlon that tha oxtrn- - laglamUon. Nor ohii the demoorou of the Houso ""J"' Cor morad mi amwdminl mn twit. any qMallfltd ataotor of (Ita of ordinary rsmIuu will run Into It li feared by mmia thnt every - rtfkt fnr mim. half-bake- d wl,h remark par- oxpeot to oook up n tariff that the 2ft Tha bill naaaml third raadlag M lo any to b or ramaln raajtaiikratl ! I broadening of prooadiire manna iwnoa .war. Thar ba thla expectation llie of groea .Inn- - maaeure and sonil It to the Senate for oanlnse raealpu. aftar I, Archer aat Kaillttol rating no. a voter In any praalact. Atoo en the aertHlntf flint the damoernU alaeksnliig of control anil opening tlie ai It 'I glnilng and finishing. Dmocratlo im JM ' Twrtlorv Twe Judges for Kau. provide facility for a rolar lo will imI Into n simrl ninoiiK thorn- - door for eanfiiilon. o( the City County BeiiRtore have served notice upon tholr ltond ami of Kawewehl lulroduead a bill to ohnge Mi ragtatnttion wkan ha npveg upon the Dllfioult Presented. Ml-nrle- selves aver the tariff nnd Tak Honolulu. law to e sua!) colleagues In the lloime that there Is amend the of UN relatliui from one praelnct to nmOiar. theary Umt n new Gongreaa, with n A tariff sehaduto, particularly ' Towae had hoped not to ho any repetition of tho action that tho bill, rb of district jnaglstratai striking Proteetlon of Maftsagees. eowpleto Qlmnse In the political ma n one m the wool Btihediile which ib 11 hntl oomo on the Wilson tnrlff bill, whon the from l"lHo lands out $900 n year for the Incumbent of Affonao Introduced Mil In a propowd to Ue tackled, aan not bo a maklttf It jority one branch and iwrllal Senate lomado the bill ontlre- - oomntlttoe, would paas thlrtl reading tho Kau bench and substituting a lntolli-oj- ujion nn $l0 larceny for anyone to rantove Muri overtwrn In the other, will be poiwewi- -' revised In a day and revised l nmendmont. Howover, iff ly dlfforont principle. .without since year for the district magistrate Hngwl projierty from eounty ao- -' gently. It Ib n delloate mechanism, the whore with the lust for legislative nn nmondmont hnd been moved, he lSaet Kan aud of $710 a year for the I "You send tta over a bill framed In It wm situated when mortgaged with Urtty. adjusted to the rartoim branches of wished to plnee himself on record Kau. nccordnuce with democratic prlnalples district magistrate of Wast out the written consent of tba wort- - Tho democrats arc finding It no tho Industry. The wool grower, tho with an amendment to the nmend- and wo will accept It," say the demo- For Tuberculosis Hospital. gagae. Machinery aud nimllaneaa In oasy task to Bet their house In order wool paekor, the preparer of washed, mont Ho moved tho percentage to cratic senators. They thnt Tnvaree introduced a resolution atonm and Mailing vomoIb Ib j Booured oombod wools In Its call attention esoaptad. for tho groat work and responsibility and In quoBtlon be deposited In a special appropriate $6000 for liutldlugs and In to tho fuot that tliore are no Gormans, Support Sehool Bill. before thorn. Thoy aro starting their. various stages, the oloth makers fund for the supjiort of the public furnishings, Maul County Farm and - Hills or Smiths among the demoorata .A resolution joined In by Pfttomft, task under now and hlthorto untried a score of branohos, all must bo con- Bohoola. Sanatorium, nn Institution for the In n seeks of tho Sonnte now to boost the ratos. Battlement, Central Union CIiMroh, oondltlonB. The very organization of sidered, oven tariff which . Affonso said ho as chairman of the persons afflicted with tu- - In tho present temper of democratic treatment of Christian ICndenvor Society C. tlin lower branch of Conzross 1b be-- revenue wlUiout protection to the wae not going of JJ. PMta committee Anti-Saloo- senators the ratee are more likely to Ian?" berculosls. C, n League, Salvation Ing constructed upon a new pattern . manufacturer. to awltoh from his position. Ho argu Support School Bill. ways means be lowered than advanced, and sena- Army Home, Portuguese Bvsngallonl and with unfamiliar tools. Th0 commitoo on and od that tho money nhould rightly go Wnllaco R. Farrlngton sent In con- tors don't want any ratos put In the Ohurch, Portugueae Y. S. 0. tt. and Minus Dominant Leader. would have to foil back upon the hear. to the City nnd County, which ownod passed by the I. bill by tho House for the purposes of ies of a rosolutlons ABtoolnted Charities ondoralng Thero is no single strong and dom- Inge and tho record made In the pre- control nnd maintcnaco tho the i tho of Christian Church and by th0 Free Payne-Aldrlc- "trading." eduoatlonnl meaBures of Sunuto bill inant figure in their councils to be at paration of the h law, or streets. He moved that tho nmond- - Aid R . . UA A fS t I Kindergarten and Children's IS com-mitto- o and Houae bill 218 was praianlod once the suggestor nnd a court of undertake new hearings. The support of tho school .bill. It soems very apparent at this time in lo the Houso. last resort. There aro fourteen lead- has no export at work and has r,ed 1C to 12 on tho followlng ayo New Laws. mat tno now uongress win take up ers of equal rank, each a king In his no technical Information gathered on and nnyo vote: of notiuod subjects Tho Secretary Hawaii Meant Woll-rh- o right and representative of a bov- - tho basis of a revenue tariff as oppos-- other than reciprocity and old frlonda had, ywn tho Houso by H. P. ,0'Sulllvnn, his had tariff, 4. ivoiuyub lUlb 1ULUUUD W UlgU threo days togothor. roa. Hale, Huddy, Kamanoulu, Kano-ko- a, clerk, tho Governor had his permanent tariff commission plan, chief that "You have a protty placo here Kawewohl, Long.'Mnhoo, Make-ka- u Act 71 to rcgulnte the prac- which will cause a wrangle. Tho signed John," romarkod tho guot on tho Marcalllno, Moannull, Watkins, of veterinarians, Act 72 to pro- - of direct election of senators tice morning of his doparture. "But it looks Williamson 1G. vent excessive county expenditures, will make another try for tholr con- a bit bare yet." Noes Coney, Cook, Holsteln, Ke-- 73 to repeal the Territorial law stitutional amendment. An apportion- Act "Oh, that's because the trees aro so lllnoi, nice, Itickard, Sheldon, Tavar-es-, rotating building and moving per- ment bill will be sont over by to young," answorcd tho host comfort- the Towse, Wnlaholo, Yates 12. 74 amondlng tho county House. mits, Act ably. "I hope they'll havo grown to Itlce then asked why the commit- law, and -- Act 75 amondlng tho insani- The new members with a record to a good sizo before you como again." tee had not placed the supervising of ty law. make will clamor for public buildings Metropolitan Magazine, tho company under the' City and Coun- Passed Second Reading. and river and harbor improvements.. ty instead of the Superintendent of A favorablo report of the judiciary Conservation measures left over un Public Works. committee on Tavares' bill providing NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF finished from tho last session will bo Alfonso replied in effect that this flncn from cases originating in THE KOLOA SUGAR COMPANY. raised. Indeed, the leaders think that that was an ovorsight the district courts, whether imposed the extra session may be called upon Pnfitlo nYnlntnorl flint tlm funr.Mrm In the district or circuit courts, shall In accordance with tho terms of to take up a variety of aubects forL that certain Doed dated May questlon VM fl poco authorlty be paid to tho treasurer of the county of Trust legislative action. 1, 1902, made by tho Koloa Sugar Sheldon taunted ' tho committee in which tho cases arose, was adopted. Company Llm- - members with disagreeing anion? Wifli amendments including a new to Tho Bank of Hawaii, HIb New Password. "I want to itcd, undor which bonds themselves and being unable to ex- section the judiciary committee rec- of said Koloa change my password," said the man Sugar Company were issued and aro plain some of tho principal features ommended passage of tho Senate bill who had for two years rented a safety to bo redeemed and paid, the said of the bill. to provide for tho giving of notice to deposit box. Koloa Sugar Company will on Rice moved an amendment on subsequent purchasers, etc., and tho tho 1st "Very well," replied tho man in day of May, 1911, redeem and pay which he invited discussion that was report was adopted. charge. "What is the old one?" $15,000.00 par valuo of Its bonds and not forthcoming, that "the treasurer A. report from tho health "Gladys." favorablo tho accrued interest thereon to said. of tho City and County of Honolulu polico committee was adopted, on I and 1st day of May, 1911. "And what do you wish tho new one haye haU tho rlght to cxamine tne Senate bill to repeal portions of - to ue i the Tho number of the bonds- to be re- books ''of tho company at the end of the law relating to explosives and in- - "Mabel. Gladys has gone to Renp." deemed and paid are as follows: each calendar year." Carried. fiamraablo and fuel oils. A similar 28 80 93 135 -- Judee. 173 The "bill as amended passed third report was adopted on a bill to amend 44 81 94 137 190 reading 25 to 2. Castle being excused the law relating to tho .powers and 51 85 129 178 225 Probably sentence Would. "That is oh th6 ctound of interest Members duties of the Board of Supervisors of Notice is hereby glvon to tho hold not incorrect" said the professor, "but Voting no Were Watkins and Yates. Honolulu, with certain amendments ers of the bonds whoso numbers 'ap- to the English-speakin- g it sounds odd Second Franchise BUI. by the committee, which intimated pear above to present tho samo for k Lampoon, ear." Harvard When the second bill relating to that it was introducing a separate bill payment at the office of said Tho Bank Hawaii, 1 the Rapid Transit Co.'s franchise, to to cover tho subject of Inflammable of Limited, in Honolulu, on f-- 1, five-ce- nt May 1911. Interest on said bonds f Bargain Battles. Gentleman amend the boundaries of the and fuel oils. A report from tho samo whose numbers appear above ccaso CHOICE BOSWELL RAN DELL. where can I find the silk counter?" jmra aroa etc came up, Sheldon er committee was adopted in favor of from and the mention- Representative from Texas and a member of the Ways and Means Com- "Third battle to tho if after date last e( bo recommitted to tho wubllc the Senate bill to amend the law re- ed. mittee of the Sixty-secon- d Congress. Judge. right" lands committee. Affonso replied and, lating to weights and measures. March 29, 1911. after a lot of badinage between these Two Senate bills transferring fire . KOLOA SUGAR COMPANY, two members, the motion was lost. department and fire limits Jurisdiction By W. PFOTENHAUKR, Marcalllno movd an amendment to in Honolulu from the Territory to the Treasurer. oxtend the limit further to 20th aven- Municipality passed second reading 12ts Mar. 30, April 1, 4, C, 8, 11 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25. ue, Waialae, so as to accommodate on reports of tho health and police people who have bought lots 700 or committee. 800 yards beyond the limit In the A Senate bill amending tho County Centennial's bill. Carried. Act passed second reading on a Yates moved an amendment to re- favorablo report of tho judiciary com- quire air brakes on tho cars. mittee. Castle said the Governor and Super. Kahoolawe. Intendent of Public Works had tho House bill providing for cancellation power under the existing charter to of the lease of the Island of Kahoo- prescribe air brakes, also there was lawe passed third reading, with the another bill pending to compel tho lone volco of Moanaull registered con-trarll- y. adoption of air brakes. MQreover, the I The very highest quali- most specify BE STi laws of states did not Bills Tabled1. air brakes, but merely required that The Senate bill to. amend the law ty ever attained in flour. brakes of adequate power be used. 7 relating to judgments and executions Every gave reasons to Towso technical was tabled on recommendation of tho Made from expertly show that air brakes were sometimes judiciary committee, which had come Woman Wants preventive a source of instead of a to the conclusion that its passage of danger. Dainty Footwear selected Northern wheat might create a hardship on tho hold-cry- ? Yates taunted the previous speaker of small tracts of land. And every woman in thit - with having supported air brakes for Tho Senate emigrant agent bills, exnertly to as- town can secure the daintiest selected tho Hllo street railway franchise. bill to repeal law relating a Senate tho footwear made right here atour The amendment was tabled. to building and moving permits, and Rico moved an amendment which jtore. If you went to New York sure the choicest grain and to secure the House bill relating to qualifica- or Paris for shoes you carried, "that action on this bill shall custom tion of county elective officers wore couldn't secure more exquisite be taken by the said Honolulu Rrapld tabled as their subjects had been cov- styles than we can give you in uniformity of quality. Transit & Land Company within six ered by legislation already enacted at months following tho passage of this this session. -, act by tho Legislature of the Territory REGAL SHOES Contains all the gluten in the wheat- Burial Permits. of Hawaii." A report of tho health and police for Women Tho bill as amended passed third strength-buildin- g committee was adopted tabling Hale's You can rely upon which is the nourishing, reading unanimously. bill to confer on tho deputy sheriffs in thcte shoe for Loan Bill Passed. of Puna and North and South Kona long tervice. Wo guu.. Archer, In a long speech, attacked quality. tho power to Issue burial permits. enlce fit nd comfort. the bill amending the loan net of 1003, Coney Introduced a concurrent res- which Increases the amount of. bonds olution that tho president of the you are using some other brand of authorized to bo Issued from $5,000,GO0 $350 $400. If Board of Health bo authorized to per- to $7,500,000 and, with tho balance yet mit any physician empowered to unissued of the former authorization, Issue give Centennial's "Best" a trial. a burial certificate to dcputlzo a sher- flour, giving a total borrowing powor of iff or deputy to Isbuo a Bomothlng over four million dollars, sheriff burial dif- permit or certificate whon tho physi- You'll be surprised vto note the as explained In tho Star tho other day. cian Is In attendance olsowhoro or a long nway, Rice replied with a showing of distance ference. some appropriations asked for In res- Corporations and Banks. Affonso to permit olutions Introduced by , Archer, tho introduced a bill first one quoted being for $2,000 a notary public to tiko acknowledge REGAL Henry May & Co., Ltd. for a now jail In Honolulu. How did ments of parties to Instruments In Shoe Store THE LEADING GROCERS. tho member, tho chairman of tno H- - which a bank or corporation of Telephone 1271. nancQ, committee asked, think the Gov-- which ho Is an omployoo or mojnber King and Batbcl., eminent wbb going to got monoy tor ir inierusiuu, provming tnai mo notary MESflGATE

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Ptoaw aaa tjucifaadoa aonvd by MarMoa Cmm- - iff. .tW II YOUIl OPPOIITUMWY TO BUY YOUR JJRY PPQD8 SuMrmtcn4cw( II.Y 10)1 TUB YBAIt. Oamnd Uanoaa mm Um( n baa of Pdaiic Worfe. Tc Aaaat ftwn aarA )4an is - Ahaat-IM- to die mausoleum urgaad)- 4aiwaada1 ay m Awgr WOTK TUB IIHLOW PKICB. Wtt.JUT 0V YOU AX IDBA HOW aala aathta aMeiai aa ta aar ainiitiim wkt T)m aaaHar damiKal fraw Imm ta-a- m at praaroc wmc OUH OTOOKdS QOINO TO BB SOU) POtt TKB TWO WBSXS. AHd aauWaa the ury vrr mmmi. iwamMi k wlOt llaoiar Onortetl kwtar. It M PANOY AND PLAIN QINQHAM 16 Yardt fer $t08 aaM. hrnnw, that he had rttfHHi-e- d ItUaULA.Il lo YAIID OOOM. I aat M lr, for MaAara to Um m the matter to th War laador, but la In the HHUtrt ivf Hum, P0RB6T MILL WHITE COTTON Yardg (er 1.00 and wm aoadaoUnr an lavastiitathMi. 1 YARD W1DB, AND PUIIB. a. on the inwnlng of the The Townsend Undertaking Co., KIKE St.-Ur- Ltd rf0. - OALA'BOTOK, March GRAY COTTON $1,00 pr.5 NOW 6Bc pr. of AriwIoah itwym In Tx- BEHLETANIA ST, SACHS' STORE. WHITE AND BLANKETS. wae raaomad H Fort Crockett toaar 01P. WHITE COTTON TOWELS 10c ea., NOW 6c ea. 88. I after a day'a enforced idleneae as n COTTON TOWELS, large ea., NOW 10c ea. Most of Doetor OArtaristt'a lnvaU-mtAti- B 11. TOWXKJ5KD, WHITE iz....20c result of Uie heavy rain yeMerrtay J. Timmrar. LADIES' WOOLEN 8WEATER COATS $6.50, NOW $.00 wae don at Waalitngton, ul- - LADIES' WOOLEN SWEATER COATS .. .S4.00, NOW $2.50 ' tliatwh lie vlHltwl HI Iaso and Laredo LADIES' WOOLEN 8WEATER COAT6 .. .$3.50, NOW $2.00 before coining to San Antonio. An ) MEN'S OVERSHIRTS 50c ea NOW $25c ea. Inkling tliat something unusual was MEN'S OVERSHIRTS 75c ea. NOW 50c ea. afoot reaebed him some-- time before MEN'S OVERSHIRTS $1.26, NOW 75c the famous Paris Interview with Jose MEN'S OVERSHIRTS $1.50 and $1.75, NOW $1.00 Yvae llnmntour, Mexican Minlaler of MEN'S 6UIT8 Regular $10.00 Suit, NOW $5.50 Flnnnoo, and he nrooeoded at onco Without an equal MEN'S 6UIT8 Regular $ 7.50 Suit, NOW $4.00 to Washington. In an Interview today MEN'8 WOOLEN PANTS .....$4.00 pr., NOW $2.50 ho Bald: MEN'S WOOLEN PANTS $3.00 pr NOW $2.00 j "Of course, a complete Federal Iri MEN'S MERCERIZED'K2-HOS- E 20c pr., NOW 2yc . (umph in Chihuahua, the restoration of Sold per box 6 prs. for 75c. communications and other business MEN'S FINE COLORED '.H08E ..Reg. 15c pr NOW 3 prs. likewise would avoid intervention. I for 25c. fknow absolutely that President Tnft NICELLE OLIVE BOYS' WASHABLE KNEE PANTS .. ,35c ea., NOW 15c ea. is determined that order shall bo re- BOYS' WASHABLE SHIRTWAISTS . ,35c ea NOW 15c ea. stored, and quiokly, by one side or Tho Largo Stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoos will be sold the other in Mexico, with th0 altor-regardle- of cost. natlvo of Intervention. Our prices aro positively the Biggest Bargains ever offered in Honolulu "In my report io Senor Madero, I .point out the necessity of capturing OIL and holding tho state of Chihuahua. If this can bo accomplished, I am I convinced that tho .revolutionists will bo recognized as belligerents by the Pure Milk and Cream United States and other governments, "I have reason to believe that May Bottled at Nice, France, and made 1 Is the date set for tho termination This dairy is thoroughly sanitary and modeled on the newest of President's Taft's patience with guarantee of all our scientific principles. We tho purity and richness tho disorder south of the Rio Grande, from products. the best of sound olives. Nicelle i "Neither side wants intervention, and I believe firmly that Federals and Oil pure revolutionists would make common is absolutely is guaranteed the POND DAIRY cause against an Invader, Triephone 2890. i "Tbo financial Interests of the Unit- under the Food and Drugs Act of June, ed States In Mexico aro Immense, and with those of Europe are greater In 1906 and an unique delicious a money sense than those of Mexico. has and Recently I compiled statistics, which, show that a billion dollars of Amer- flavor peculiar to itself. ' - 'i ican money arc invested in that coun- try, and that tho interest of Europe ! Is about half that sum. j 1-- 2 Rexall I "It Is a fact that 75 per cent of the In 14, and 1 gallon 'credit in Mexico is in the hands of Americans and Europeans. "Just how much influence has been tins with patent spout Eczema Ointment oxerted in Mexico by certain great In- terests, I cannot say. I can swear ' tho revolution in Mexico started PUTS AN END TO ALL SKIN ERUPTIONS. WILL POSITIVE'S that within its own borders, of Itu own a new I Your Grocer has received I.Y fiTIIlE THE WORST FORM OF INFLAMATION CAUSED BY force, for I helped to start it But it EXZEMA. gives food for thought to know that shipment OIL. ono interest, which has millions In- of NICELLE OLIVE vested, has always been on the friond-Hes- t "jj(ust Good" as terms with President Diaz, and Th ere is Nothing as has received many concessions from Insist on him supplying it. him. Another Interest,, with more Rexall's. monoy, and an oyo on certain great natural resources of the country, has been antagonized at court by tho for- mer. The Interest of tho latter in a change of administration seems obvi- ous." BRO. BENJAMIN REMEDIES are the BEST Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. General Carter's Order. General Carter's order for a tenta- Registered U, 8. THE REXALL STORE. tho troops Trade Mark, In tive sudden movement of PAU OPU PILIKIA Patent Office. FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. follows: "Under Instructions from tho War Bro. Department, the base for the division Benjamin has been established at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., ' under direction of COMPOUND HERBALO Brigadier General Joseph W. Duncan, U. S. A. Tho property accountability Grand of officers belonging to the division will be limited to the articles of equip- Stomach, LJvcr, Kidney and Blood ment and supply, which aro actually Remedy to accompany the division In 'field cures Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Scrofula, Indigestion, EASTER SALE service' under tho provisions of field Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach; Lack of Appetite, Fluttering of service regulations and General Order the Heart, Gas and Wind on Stomach, Bloated Feeling, 1908, Or- No, 95, War Department, Pains In Stomach after eating, 8lck Headache, Dizziness, ganization commanders will see that Coated Tongue, Bllllousness, La Grippe, Dengue Fever,Chlls tho transfer of property necessary io and Fever, Malaria, Breakbone, Fever, That Tired Feeling, The words Bro, Benjamin and this A Liberal Discount will be made the meet this condition are mado to Jaundice, Backache, Diabetes, Gravel, Incipient B right's picture must be on every package. J lit-ti-e proper officers of the baso with os (Bed-Wettin- on all our Latest Styles of Mil- Disease, Bladder Trouble, Enureses g by delay as possible. No articles of Children), Melancholia, Worms of All Kinds, Nervous and Female Disorders, Sleeplessness, Cures Con. linery for two weeks beginning tentago equipment for transportation stlpatlon, anaemic condition, A great Tonic for Women, Directions In English, Hawaiian, Portuguese, not provided for in field service reg- Spanish, Italian and French on blue carton aroundthe bottle, $1.00 per bottle; 3 for 2.50; 6 for $5,00. ulations and General Order No, 95, Saturday April 1st. BRO. BENJAMIN WONDER LINIMENT OrMtMlTrelie"f"f"Aches 7ndPaln8 B0c? b1or2.V0 War Department, 1908, for 'field ser-vlc- o' will bo allowed transportation In BRO, BENJAMIN CATARRH JIEMEDY For Difficult Breathing, Catarrh, Cold In Head BOc; 5 for $2.00 1 event that the division Is ordered to BRO, BENJAMIN COUGH REMEDY For Throat, C hest and Lung I roubles, Asthma, etc. BOc ; 5 for 12.00 take tho field. BRO, BENJAMIN SALVE For Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores, Itch, Plica 25c; 6 for $1.00 "At prosont tho division will bo ro BRO. BENJAMIN PILLS Great LaxatlveTAfter Dinner Pill 25c; 5 for $1.00 garded as 'in a pormanont camp, pre- Ask you Plantation Store or nearest Dealer to get these medicines for you. 30 S. King Street near Bethel pared to movo with field sorvlco al- lowance only, For practice marchos, DISTRIBUTORS FOR HAWAII. Iotiima JL-tc-I. outhorlzod tontago and pormanopt Co., 1024 Fort 8treet, Near King. Honolulu Drue Odd Building. camp equlpmept w(JI bo left In camp Fellows

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was economically and thoroughly going down Into bottom Of the the in turn, being in command ot tho had and obtained". " Held, that tho at- reason to gulch. legs were bruised and dono. We have no doubt Both 1 Ninth Cavalry when selected for pro tempted restraint by tho testator is I1TEHHSLMD loyalty to his one of hands badly hurt, AM 10 that the motive was his motion to a Brigadier generalship. void and the devisees acquired the official oath, and was consci- j that he Henry Buckley's large machine had (Continued frcm pago nine.) Tho U. S. A. T. Dlx, which .has absolute title to tho property with, the from page nine.) ar Contlnued as possible. n-- entious and fair as far a break down on the road the been unloading coal at the naval right and power to dispose of it at But thero was a great panic among gulch, Wednesday noon. centage, Six Cases In Hilo. Kualkalua the target practice season wharf, brought here from Milke, Ja- will. tho of Kohala, because, The occtipants of the auto were --Mr. In- HILO, April 6. Dr. Sexton reports washerwomen has been made. pan, has completed the amount While it Is true the general rule wo understand, the iaunurymen'3 Notley Mrs. Heen .in all there are six cages of true and Mrs. Chas. and Naval "Station Now." tended for this port, has weighed an- is that in suits respecting trust prop- that license fee was demanded of those smallpox at Walalcea, but owing to and children. Tho change In the guide board over chor and quietly departed for Seattle, erty brought either by or against 1 who take In washing from families, or McQuald all the patients having been treated D L. Wlthlngton. ,W. M. the entrance gate to the offices of tho Wash. Tho Dlx started on Thursday trustees tho cestuis que trust as well in a mild who wash for clubs or plantation la- in time, the disease oxists and D. S. Bowman of Hilo were guests navy reads, the "U. S. Naval Station," afternoon. If all goes well, with ship, as the trustees are necessary- parties, Photographs of some of the borers. Some of tho women, to whom form. of Dr. Goodhue of Holualoo, last instead of "U. S. Naval Yard," as sea and wind, this freight transport still, where a suit is brought by a oases have been sent to Honolulu, and tho payment of this foe would bo a the week. old board used to say. The chaneo is will take on a cargo of quartermas- trustee for the recovery of trust prop- there is now no doubt about the sick- sovero hardship, consulted their plan- - I Ellsworth Conont of Kealakekua more in keeping with the fulfillment ter's supplies and" live stock of army erty, or to reduce it to possession, and ness being smallpox. tatlon managers. and In two cases, at' expects to return to Los Angeles in of naval duties here, which embraces mules and horses Intended for use in it in no wise affects his relation with The patlonts are all from the ranks least, were advised not to pay. i quar- September. in this U. S. Naval Station the the Philippine Islands nnd in this mil- his cestui que trust, the latter need of the original forty, who wore , marine Wo may state, upon tho authority of itary district, pay not be party. suspicious Kea-loke- battalion post as well as at Seattle and this made a antined as soon as the first Mr. It. W. Shingle, treasurer of the Rov. A. S. Baker , returned to tho naval dovoloped, and there has been affairs. v port another visit before a groat many A partner may sell case City and County of Honolulu, that the from Hilo on the 28th ult. his interest in no spread of the disease outside the weeks go by, continuing from here to the partnership Interpretation of the law Is quite dif Tho following are the officers of the The United States navy paymaster and one who having quarantine camp. All the patients are the Philippines. The Dlx Is ever on acquired the ferent there. Honokaa Baseball Club. also has his official office within' the interest of a former part- Porto Itlcans, and they all lived to- Richards street gate. some useful mission bent. ner and having been received by the camp. Wo should call It a rank injustice, President, A. B Lindsay; entrance There gether in the one are busy hours other partners in the place stead If It transpires poor washerwomen J. K. White, ,Wm. K. Lowry, with the people whoso and around the that -- Guards are stationed duties call them to the U. S. Naval of the former partner jbecomes a quarantined nrea, and there is no In Kohala have the thumbscrews put Jos. Pritchard, A. Morrison, RFursey, Station, for it Is tho MRS. LUCAS partner under the original agreement chance of the disease spreading. The on them, to swell the receipts of the A. J. Williamson, A. M. Boyle, F. John- there that coal used for the navy and army transport and is in a position to rightfully de- attendants on the sick people are do- county, on a' technical construction, j son, E. R. Macdonald, G. Galser, P. ships is handled on paper. mand an acountlng concerning all food sup-ll!o- d M. Bot-elh- Esti- the ing excellent work, and the and blind pigs aro allowed to go scot , Hart, J. Jesus. Judge Hall, S. mates and amounts S partnership property and business is of the best. free. If this ,is a raid against Orien- manager, J. Hauser; secretary, are reckoned with APPEAL J on a coal basis to transactions covering the entire period ' Ads In Kohala. only, It to be W. H. RIckard; treasurers, S. Spen- and tho. rear and tal washerwomen needs from tho formation cer, Capt. W. Payne; umpires, H. S. near the station are Immense coal of the partner- Kohala Midget: For a marriage looked into. ship Overend, piles ready for use by passing ships. The Supremo court yesterday gave down to the filing of the bill, license, apply to Amos J. Ignacio, at Wo Impugn no one's motives, but J. Perreida Dr. Glaysler; " a by De Bolt, and the allegation of those facts B the Pohakupuka school. He has Just we think there Is ground fnr a thor mascot, Buster Glaysler; scorers, Weekly Inspection. decision, written Justice does Lydla C. not render the bill multifarious. received his commission as agent to ough sifting of th county'c raid on Handy Man. Weekly inspection was hold on Fri- in t,he caso of Lucas, trustee, - By the terms of Sec. 84, Arg. grant marriage licenses. Don't remaln- Kohala washerwomen, and day, yesterday, by tho commanding vs Charles Lucas, John Lucas and Act, the the Mr. Simpson, ot tho Hilo Hotel, a justice is not disqualified ssinglo all your lifetime. fine-too- ofilcor at Mary J. Lucas. The plaintiff Is the from sit- th may shown sus- Fort Ruger, Major Edward J. comb be states that the story to the effect that ting In a Kohala Midget: If you are going to (Tlmberlake. coast artillery corps, widow of the late Thomas R. Lucas cause by reason of his rela- ceptible of combing in more places School Inspector Gibson hnd said that tionship by ;be hung, insist on a rope made of when the mortars and Battery Harlow and sued in behalf of his estate and affinity within tho .third than one. he would not believe a Japanese In degree Hawaiian sisal. The Tubbs Cordage ' children, for an accounting af- to a son of the plaintiff, General Notes. regard to not1 were given nn official looking over. of tho tho ' Co., California, say its fibre is superior tho school scandal, Is son not being "interested, Maul News: TI Alaskan canner This morning the tents and small arms fairs of Lucas Bros., for an injunction either as i true. The young Japancso girl did plaintiff to Manila sisal. inspection occupied the to restrain Charles Lucas from con- or defendant," The Hilo Scandal. ies people have little sympathy comiug call at tho hotel, but did not son Mr. attention of Major TImberlako and his official as- - tinuing to receive the moneys of the News: From what I can learn to them at losing the laborers they Gibson at all. Maul RfRtnnta nf ih& ntamnn.1 t- partnership and for the appointment investigation into tho school scan- Stole from the planters hore. These The executive committeo that is to j .v,iju iau Bain- the son. This is one of the most perfectly ol a receiver. Mrs. Lucas alleged that ZABLftll made, will reveal a condi- laborers who skipped out when they have charge of b9 Hilo Fourth of FREE dal, if it is and hnppily officered she had paid $5,000 received from JOES fumi- reached the Coast aro evidently look- - July races and celebration has been and manned her tion of affairs that will call for 'posts husband's life Insurance into ing for a free trip around tho world. namod, and the following gentlemen in the possession qf the United the part gation, refereridum and rocall. The ' Bon P. Zahlan yesterday pleaded MtHWQ 11! nership, and could not get any ac On Tuesday, the 4th, a party of five are on the list: 3. Nichols, P. C. III foundation tor tho present trouble F.. counting, guilty to his indictment for embezzling left Idlowildo for a- circuit of the A. M. Personal and General. and that Charles Lucas had scorns to bo tho green-eye- d monster, Boamer, Cabrinha, J. D. EaBton. police court funds. City and County of Maui via tho crater, Colonel George S. used $35,000 of the partnership funds lady dismissed having greater per- south end E. E. Richards, C. K. Magulre. G. H. Anderson, Ninth Attorney W. tho Cavalry, in private purchases of lands. J. Cathcart addressed the" as as charm of Kaupo and Ulupalakua. In tbo party Vicars. The chairman wi'l be E. F. who received his star on pro- sonal charms well - court at some length, Asking Jlor were Aiken, Miss Carrie . motion to a- brigadier on Demurrers were filed by the de- manner, than somo of tho others, As Miss Irene' Nichols and will soon general leniency on the grounds of previous Saylor of Honolulu (the' March 20, on the act- fendants but John Lucas withdrew his Is a man In tho caso and Short, Mrs bo appointed. retirement from good character and amount usual there j the ot guest of Miss Short), Mr. Hinckley Paau-ha- u ive duty of Brigadier General Freder- Demurrer. The circuit court sustained tho man in this instance happens to Thero was a small fire In a lunishment the defendant had already of Puueneno. and Dr O. S. Aiken. camp ick K. Ward, is known and liked in the demurrers of Charles R. and Mary be the principal of the school, a some, last week. It appears that suffered. Amos J. Ignacio, principal of the a lamp Honolulu. General Anderson has N. Lucas. The Supreme Court's de- what suscoptlblo pedagogue who, it is overturned and set fire to a Judge Cooper gave heart to tho plea ' lady Pohakupuka school, had a very nar bod; blazo was extinguished be- passed this way many times, tarrying cision reverses the lower court and said. Jikes to hold hands with the of the prosecuting attorney arid sus-pond- row escape last week while returning fore harm wan dono. for a few days each time, while going remands tho case to the circuit court teachers j perfectly innocent pastime, much sentence for thirteen months. home from Papaaloa. A dog bit tho and returning from tours of duty in for trial. this, provided others, singular or Clark, tho of Zablan for horse on tho hind legs and the horse CHOLERA. tho Philippine Islands. Save for a The syllabus is as follows: plural. "whoso hands have been held, tho police shortage, was tho other began to run at full speed, and could When Is present com- detail of duty In tho inspector gener- A testator devised proporty to 'dp not catch on. cholera in the his day fined $1000 under two charges not bo controlled by tho rider. On a al's department, General Anderson'B sons, "their heirs and assigns for- The Washtub's Rights. munity take Chamberlain's Collo for tho same offense, although ho had short; qurvo, near the Kaaua bridge, army careor has been passed jn tho ever;" then, by a subsequent Kohala Midget: Wo stand by ahe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on the clause refunded tho stolon money. horse nearly went down the blutf, cavalry branch of the service. In tho in his will, he declared official who does his duty, and saves the' first unnatural looseness ot tho bowels "that neither Mltsu, pleading guilty to selling thus throwing off the rider a few feet and tho may First, Tenth and Fourteenth regiments of my sons shall, during money to the county. Tho recent trip attack be checked In Its their Jlquor without license, had sentenco colloc-to- r away from the, bridge down tho bluff. Inclplency. General Anderson has seen flno serv- lifetime, dispose of said Interest to of County Treasurer Swain as fcuspended for six months. The rider caught m some of the ice, while he has commanded tho Sec- any person without the consent in of delinquent license feos, has i H bushes and was thereby saved from Fine Job Printing, Star Office, ond and Seventh' Cavalry regiments writing of the other two first being Fine Job much to commend It to taxpayers. .Prlntinc, Star Office. f. ,wiTm S ""''IHMa HAWJUIIH 8T1

Paget 17 to 20. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1911.

THE STAR'S TEN-MINUT- E QUICK-FIR- E STORY ;0UR EUROPEAN NEWS BUDGET Current Verse THE nUNAWAYS Sho trembled and clung to him. Hke me, David, ou'd give the whole KAI.AJ. By Temple Bailey. "I didn't mean that," she whlsner- - forty to llv& nno mnm titr iimt i Tom MoOMfeti Sir Oliver The It was so cold that the end of Ma- od. "I dont want him to hurt you." Tho fire of Lodge Defends The Idea Of nun loska u.i ktfm her emotion hrokn nut Upon Uila tilda's llttlo nose wag purplo and the "Would you oaro, Tilly T" ques- with hmii ftoid.. late. he fierceness after years of smold- A Vkto tike tears ran down her cheeks. tioned. Future State Germany Will am, aaaria.4 teaa ering, and wanned him into response-"Oh-, Wfeaa ateefM an latent "Oh, Rudolf," sho whlmporod, "I Sho sobbed hysterically, her faoo Betsy," ho said, "I've got the Will Not Exhibit At The San - wish I hadn't run away with you!" against his coat. ribbon your hair was rvravar wiua a tied with the Wte MNiMli "Just one more hill," said the bo Of cpurso I'd care" In mufflod night vo want in .k tat. Francisco Fair The Pope at nor sldo bravely; thon wo aro tonos-"- you know I'd carol" llttlo ring, and they're 'White there." sealed In an Bans Clerics vMrtlli Aieanwniio, Grandma Gnzelty watch- - onvolopo and marked to bo burled with. UUU It 2mm Mia - I . 1. n i .. uu o.i,.Su uvuo jmitivu on nnrnn rnp mo. -- . ... " "v uui- inn iiounaorinir- ...lnwn runw" nn.it.' 1 " ' ' n.ii.Ulllltt. tin veil I Hmwwbm Mm on stlllnoss. Tho world was white road. you mM jfi nintt wanted all these years " LONDON, March 24. Sir Oliver beinna with tl.U u. ..- -j from horizon to horizon, with a Blaty "Ho'U bo hero In a mlnuto," sho Her slender a. 'mMe framo trembled In a pas striking address on "Christ- - voreo. There may be MMmt mmc HhwuM hate sky overhead. Matilda wept softly, said. "You'd bettor get abend of him." sion of gladness...... wr vvomuou irom me soientmc graaes up te the DMne tu "You ought not to havo askod mo. But Tilly "You vo u shrank back. remembered!" Bho Bald, and I'Olnt of View" waB the outatand- - there are lnwar. n.. Rudolf I" 'm.m Dmn morn v IPf "I don't Wnnt to run away." she thoro worn toarn nn hnr - i.ure oi mo wangellcal Amoebae. Thr. l,.o,l I, t,l .1 . i,i, " Preo wopc pretty i ;y ..."lonesome hero, David, but I Churches Conference, which ended "The region of iho rriraouloas MrCi. iiiiiii bluo Ovw hnr Jinn nnn'l kn on., ...... ! . ... . Hnnir ..!. Know you ve li. u" xuursuay in...1'orts- - w oauea. and bare "Why." ho blurted oi.L "I thounht -- t .. w"" the posrtbMUr rf for tmt " r D..I". lis existonoe has lmoiii.. u af you " W wanted tot" Swlft determination to help him, Tin . . . .. r"""""God," lin .j - she uiiciii ior a moment, then h0 said, "can be deploted legitimately denied; but so long as a Mute "Oh, I did," sho walled; "I thought took Tilly's hands In ho spoko as hers. heavily: ,a powerful and lovlntr wo do-- Tint fmniHna t l. .. i c FrinH - - o-- .v w urs a It would bo lovely-- but It ain't!" Tilly Datcheller," "I shall always JVBHru w U to she demanded, remember." Ho drew with whom Spirits may communo ev- - denuded of law and order of Mr i The boy's mlttonod hnnds on tho d0 you jovo on its own. 4te mm m Rudolf?" his gloves, picked up his hat, and uuur oi mo aay. Una whoftn nn. aKln to thp lnnr anil rils. i. reins trembled. Tniy tt ) tUrnod to her in surprise. opened tho door. "After all, I'm glad pnee, long suffering and bonoficence ohological realm, "It'B lnftt nanfiiiKA vaii nrn ioIn...... our denial has no ir cwurao i ao," sno said. .me young folks had their way," nV'er exhausted. ain't it, Tilly?" he asked wis f.fully hoi10 foundation." 'Well, then," said grandma, "I don't said, hesitating. "I want Tilly i'Ot us not bo "I don't know," sho sobbed, "but I to bo afraid of an idea Prooress in Future Life, know's I ought to advise It, but your happy, Hetsy." because it has want to go homo, Rudolf. I want to several times striven In conclusion Sir mvJ: n.oji pooc ma.a doadi nnd your pa w,u mfm aho w, bo to make Wll go Bad tho M itself appreciated. There his Idea of a future life as one Ari the vMm with homo! . or let you marry of Rudolf bocauso he's 8ho wont out on tho porch and must bo many failures to effect on- - steady and progress Ho stopped tho steaming horse and poor. continuous wit but that ain't any reason for 'looked down the road. In the dls- - tranbo before final success. So it Is many activities and lnflra(H spoko with dMlBlon. young i,nj separatln' hearts. You've got tanc0 a black dot showed where tho wjtu tuo Messiah idea, wklnli in our nresent kon clmu.'intr ..n More will If wo go now ' ' vrMt) L1 JU1A- - hr I ttt ut& UMik the wis- - "You freeze back lovo and health stre.ngt bIolgh BkIlnmed nnd and tho roAd "R. Ubroad in the land. nnr!w wna fn Rt In tlinna still ...lii. Jw Hare; But I won't run away with , you It KOJIU,ot. tUIU WliU ... nothin. clso counts t a,nt nmm dol( has ft hear many years before Christ's a The barM ht Ukj .1... . yU coming, desire to encourage and help all Iron band B' anything but health and strengthen" Something in but had not boon moan, miJ her praiso seonied recognized by more efforts for tho welfare of the raee. nothin' else to tell you why I ain't had to reproach him. than a few. nvnvr was a note In h voice, ., At tho opening of the eonforenoe There hurt s ,ove. ,oyo X And ,f you Rudof and r ,md had "Tho impossibility of on Tuesday, But kiwir haw. i . sho was too d to no- - sauarlne the the .k. but tho courngo to up By hQ 8ald m m fnmt ,r circlo is not really a negative prop- - Rev. Charles Brown, presented ld. a The tU tn.H.fMr- t- U1 thwagh osmon, except In form. Is al- - farowoll the VelWoumuBt think of something S 1? Kf aB!" This address to the retiring pres-way- s wr; lilJlT M.C,tom?nt ' truo for the positive form of Idont, Dr. Jowetr. in th to do. Rudolf. You've Just got to!" IV!. ? . as uiru nt ZVt,A LZJlIZ', ,, uy any comprehensive - M'JIIXO His oyes swept the horizon. b ailu juuuaiuu mo spirit in hers.V denial. Its pro- whloh ho described the latter" de-- AillTflHirrin bo Mrs. Rudolf before your na can "And t ,n.itj "...... mulgator Is probably parture It wa (he Uuy htw 01 4 smoke comln' out of ..wu.u imio BUUO! BUO stepping out of for New York as an "Jrren- - "There's pull out At 1 . . (wk eity hardwire his horso of that drift." said. Itm.!..wuuu 1.1. mo cneap re- - 4ere Grandma Gazeley's chimney," he said ana easy aranio loss to the Free churches, isuivrtifdnt a. KU;nan who bore As tho old lady - His Bion or negative 1 presently. "She'd never tell and talked, Tilly, turn- breath came quick and short speculation. Ho Is and to the cause of Evangelical rell- - o, ed toward Ilko 1 paJ, - 1 she all alone." her lover, until at last sho "Betsy," ho labored,, "let's run the rationalistic microbe, deny-- trfon there." was I wheelbarrow. ' within tho curve of his eager away now!" lngthe existence of tho human be- - Dr. Jowett, In his reply, ol, "Well," said Matilda faintly, "let's ,n-- after arm, her cheek against his coat "Not. after tho way " Ung Vrom go thore." I've talked aside all talk of Irreparable lows tbenee our hero prmpUy went "I'll go, Rudolf," sho whispered In It seems too The speaker went on to comnare and M Into a. 4 In silence they drove up to the seekln'l" - beeelne fniinwr.M,.r.n.nUUH.WV tabllbrnnt tho silence that followed old la- - Ho drew man In the universe to the cor- - not to And tor the thing hit money spent: little house, half covered with drift the her back into tho houso whito Judge Americans by tho sen-puscl- 1 dys harangue. go you your Vek ot buWii, ed snow. The sound of their bells "I'll wherever "Get bunnlt and nimwt t, In man's blood. sational things they saw In ih v.nv. l 'Blologlstfl' lb let ot hrub. ho .Bald, "aro apt to Ilsh press, repeated Klne Ceoree'M I quart of arled edf. words to him at their Interview; Ho ha a Karden under way And If he' fairly lunkv o cross forehead Want tl tiII VOIl flint- ivliAn rilCII Jwve her stove alout the hut .of May and back again. foolish," sho tho treatment of Inorganic away, you ..,m 1 "Why. Tilly Batchellcr," she said, quavered materials: ko cn wiih...... h F.,,1 Knuann vine, s "Ho ' ." 1 "you look most froze." ain't got out of tho drift yet. "We're not too old to love," ho out that does not exhaust tho sub- - of your Klner nnd Oimn IKK plant, I'll git my owl shawl to wrap you said, Joct, and 1 radUJi. .. ,Rudolf helped Matilda down, his up, and so he silenced her. reduce life, mind and will This provoked unanimous and en In - to Wafhlnslon young face sternly set. and five minutes you'll bo mar- When at last 'they wero In the atomic mechanism nnd dynamics tbuslastlc applause on tho part of tb? rrrM .JTve got a good fire in the kitchen '' rled" sleigh, her thin llttlo Ilguro In ttie "After many years of Investigation 1E00 delegates of the congress. II. shelter of his hnikv h I havo been gradually ramenU, church attendnn on,i said Mrs. Gazeley. "I'll make you a whw,nn. U tUUlWU convinced that Tho chief conclusion reached at An angry - iv.i Catholic burial. cup of tea, and It'll het you up. Come old man shook a threaten- down Into her radiant face, the persistence of Individual exist- this year's conference was the poli- lng fist Mrs. Gazeley ence rigor, in wny, uatcneuur, wuat. at as the two "Tilly and Rudolf may have forty is a fact, and that an occas- cy of advocating tho stamping out of iiuy SLEEP CUBE FOR was your pa' thlnkln' of to let you J"? PePl wero tucked into tho years to love in," ho said mm, o ional and difficult communication nil rivalries of sectarianism and INVALIDS. sleigh by the smiling conspirator. ncross PARIS, March 24-Fr- om ride out In such weather." certain grim rapture, "but tho serin- - tho chasm is possible. bringing about a close spiritual al- peaceful, quiet, ease-takin- g "Pa don't know nothin' about It," 'Now, don't wornv Tilly." said turo allows vnn nnii n.,,. Wealth of 8plrltua! Control. liance of all Protestant churches. Touralno enm grandma tho report of tho said Matilda miserably. as she kissed tho trembling score and ten, and that gives mo "Tho door, therefore, seems open oponlng of an es- lips, tablishment Grandma Gazeley's eyes went from "I'll make It all right with your ten more years of happiness than I to a wealth of spiritual control. Tho GERMANY WILL NOT EXHIBIT. where ono's nerves and Pa-- muBc!o aro one to other. - deserve, and you ten more than you subject has attracted quacks and BBRLIN, March 24. From guaranteed perfect rest the , 11 But when . 1 1 . . . rules aro obeyed. - "You was away," she Matilda's father faced expected. So we must make tho charlatans: but wo should keep an iuiivu Duurco it i icarneu mat uor' Tho establish- - hns bcon said. her at her fireside a few minutes lat- most of them, Betsy." opon mind regarding It. Tho pos interest in tho Panama nnrml i,nont appropriately named Itho Tilly blushed and Rudolf held his er there was no smile on the wrinkled Sho laid her mlttened hand against slbillty of what wo call miracles has Exposition at San Francisco In 1915 ' 8omnarium, and It is tho pa-bee-n tace- - - ono duty head high. his coat in a llttlo gesture" of loving hastily and Illegitimately dc- promises to be of a wholly secondary ij,cnt'0 locp while tak- - xes, 1 Til i Tinv nrn tint naftAoanrllv nlmiinntAH cure. uon t scoiu ner, grauuuui, oaiu. neipeci tnem," she said, In sympathy. mt ' On fault I asked her to answer to his accusation. "I'm makln' tho most of It right impossible or lawless than tho Inter Tho Kaiser's fleet will undoubtedly entering the somnarlum, ona "It wasn't her also n ,, "It wasn't your business " now. David, dear." shn snld forencoxof a human being would bo represented annronrlately In any enters a fresh existence, ah clothes must "Well, didn't she consent?" said She stopped him with quiet dignity. 4- - seem to a colony of ants. Thoy International nnvni bo entirely changed and A - put grandma, severely. "Or did you car- "Yes,. It was, David. It was mv COMPLETE ANGLER. should- bo Judged by historical ovl- - may bo hold to Innucurntn m not on again until tho euro ha been accomplished ry her off by force, Rudolf?" business not to lot Tilly ruin her life. Children can be provoklngly hard donco and lltorary crlticlBm. position, but tho German manufac- - and tho natlent of hearing - returns to "Of course he didn't," said Matil- as you ruined yours; for you ain't been when it suits their nur "Often In the history of Bcienco re- Iturine and IndiiHfHnl U'nrld a tint the outer world. The suf- I - Pose, they - ferer from da. "I said I'd go but I wish I had happy any more'n have. I ain't say- but are not often shrewd amy nas provea Bimpior man our at- likely to tako an actlvo Interest In melancholia, nervous de- in' that TIIIv'h mnth'fvr wnnn'l. n mnA enoUKh to make thnlr rnnvAnlnnl tempted conception No pression, mere worry, harmless n't." and her Hp began to quiver. 0- - - of It matter tho direction of exhibits, - manias, Grandma Gazeley laid a wrinkled woman, uut mo ioru manes two peo- um oumuiy convincing, a how complex and transcendently California Is regarded as too far drunkenness, loss of will caso In power, too hand on the girl's arm and gave her Plo for each other and puts them Into point Is cited by tho Dundoo vast roallty must be, tho Christian away from tho Fatherland for any or a busy town life, dis- cards his narao a little shako th,s worid to most and marry and die Advertiser: conception of God is humanly sim- - practical result commonsurato with: with his clothes and "Johnnie, Pl- assumes nam "What you cryln' for?" she asked, together, and if they go against his come 4nto dinner!" - tho cost of sendlnK and lnstalllni' ex. the of tho room to which 'TWmi t wnnt tn ttn homo." said Planning they suffer." Mrs. Slater stood at tho door ot "Tho BUn Is a glorious obicct. full llillltR. Rormnnv inn frnm (li ho lias been assigned. Theso her cottage vl-- iv rooms havo Tilly, and eho sobbed.....aloua. Ho started to speak, but sho went looking toward a small of mystery and unknown forces, but merclai nnlnt nf u been named for famous hoy, doctors. But there was no sympathy In on rapidly. who was fishing with a bent sunshine is a friendly, homely thing, ed to have only a mJnor Jntorest in -- grandma's glance "I didn't havo enough money for Pi" and a herring bono on tho brim t ne Bunsnine is not uio sun, nut it is the Panama Canal. Hor export it) Tho practical arrangements for tho ...... 111 you, snuiy-snauie- d a somnarlum seem "What do you wont to go home ana you between "i puuaie. the human and terrestrial aspect of the Far Jtast wjll conlinuo to bo dls- - Judicious. All tho i,n nmnndnH mo and Tilly's mother, and whon you Jonn-nl- e dinner!" tho sun. I patchod via Suez, althouk-- tho trans- - rooms for patients In acuto stage Matilda looked at her In astonish-- married her, why I married Gazeloy. SilH the boy went on fishing. Thus would I represent in port of German wares to tho western nro painted Indigo blue, a color A aro But it was me you loved and I loved "Johnnie!" Christian concention. - - of- God.- ChrlBt ronni nf Rnnlli removed to apartments ment Sho ha'd thdught that her , " ' '" Tf swift repentance would be applauded, you, and there ain't been a day In all No answer. is tho sunshine, that fraction of the cllltated by tho Isthmian waterway. nnd comfort dipsomaniacs. When tho you you porlor of but there was no sign of approbation these years whon I have seen "If don't como in 'to dinner at transcenqentai cosmic aoity, wnicn feeling In uormany Is that the convalescence Is reached once my to patients in tho old face." growln' harder and harder that I aln t son," threatened Mrs. suffers for tho oarth. Jesus was Japanese are likely to reap most of aro removed to appartmonts painted "I thought I ought to go," she fal-- Bald to myself, 'Ho'd been different Slati 'I won't give you any at plainly a torrestrjai heritage. Hla tho laurels and substantial bonoflU green, which Is soothing and no qulot, serving tered. "Pa '11 be worried." he d married tho woman lovea." u". advent wns tho glory. His reception from tho San Francisco exhibition, while also as a "ton Rudolf was looking out of tho win- - As she stood there, white-haire- d and Only a sudden tension of tho tho shamo of the human race," The Fatherland, ns at prosont mind- - ic' For tho rost, tho duty of sleep-ln- g Is dow. Suddenly he turned and flung "an, tno pretty pinic 01 ner ginnoou bujuu uoys irame as ne gazea eag- - In expounding his theories as to ed, does not think It worth whllo try enforced on patients. If they ctill tnnr.hM hat-- nln MiPAbR. nnn nor Or IV into thn nontliR nr f tin mtirirv cannot obey or find It Impossible at them a bit of sullen Information. tho ..connection of spirit with matter, Jng to despoil Nippon of her pros-Si-r puddle In-- sloop "Ho won't bo worried long. He's blue eyes were bright with memories Oliver Lodge declnred that poctlvo advantages, naturally, perfumes of carda- -' mon, comln' down the road now." of youth' and love. Mrs. Slater's patience was at an carnation was a fact henhano, myrrh, or "asfalath" aro Tilly sprang to her feet. "Betsy!" he cried, and held out his end. Silently she crept up behind 'Wo aro not matter, yet wo utilize POPE DANS CLERICS, waftod about tho establishment And any "Don't let him come In, grandma!" hand. the delinquent, and then suddenly It. Through tho mechanism of th ROMB, Morch 24, Tho Popo has ono of those Invariably pro She took and stood looking up at seizing him by tho shoulders, shook brain wo duces the right effect sho pleaded excitedly. "He'll bo mad it " aro ablo to Influence tho inflicted major excommunication on at Rudolf." him. him violently to and fro. material world, Wo aro In It, but three English clorgymon on tho "Let him," said Rudolf florcoly. "I "Tilly Is Just Jlke you," she "went "Ypu rascal," she cried, "didn't not of Jt. Tho body Is our machine, ground of schism. They aro the KEEP IT AT HAND. a know's I care." ' u Dlluu kuu; iiuuuu uu uu uu, u juu ucui iiiu cuu 1 our Instrument, and through It wo Rev. II. J, nealo and the Nov, A. W. Keep Chamborlaln-- Pain Balm at don't - Somothing In his expression fright- - somo day sho'd go andmarry sonie- "No, ma," replied the youngster, can achlevo results In tho matorlal ijnworth, of Nottingham, and another hand, become acquainted with Its enod the girl. boay else and be miserable." stoutly. "I didn't hear you tho first sphere. clergyman of London. Tho Netting. many uses and intrinsic merlta and - nnlTiln' hntnful to I didn't mean to mane ner miser- tnree times, nnd the last tlmo I bad "Why seek to deny cither the splr-- ham clorlcs, convorts from tho Angll- - It will save much suffering as well as him," she commanded anxiously, able," he pxcused a imoi" Jtual or the material query? Roth are nan community, had boon appointed tlmo and monby, It promptly re- - i- t n,int ,r. Mm nn- - "I know. But rm a old woman real, both aro truo, rn some high, as monslgnori. lievos tho pain vuii L ;uu iiui...... ", This dignity was resulting from cute, dolf." now' uavia, ana 1 Know tnat ove is CHOLERA, cr mind, perhaps, they may bo iw withdrawn at tho request of tho lato brursos, sprains or Injuries from any TTTL. am 1.- -1 . a. I - Her fair hair fell about her iac0 In the only thing worth havjn'. They've vruu cumuru jjruaui.t in meIt. cum Ifled; meanwhile, wo lack this high- Cardinal Vaughan, but tho tnon con. causo nnd tho Wound Is hoalod In less . . ... nnr il fTlllv T? iwlrvlf Tlinv nrn flully cqnfuslon, ner niuo eyes, .wero Buv l( f,.., o1..u ..v, munjty taKo chamberlain's Collq or mind. tlmicd to offlclato, and, bolng bus tlmo than by any othor troatmont. twenty aro we sixty. They've got progress ao- - Btlll wot, her Httje warm hands were are oh mA "Sclontlflc Is made by ponded, from, their faculties as Cnth. For salo by all dealers, Bonson, Smith i - in lfirn wUh InVA Tin WA . . . on tne boys, to nis unaoing. ti' vanffl nrst looseness of tho bowels ceptlng ronlltloa( nnd by learning ollcs, accepted consecration from nn & Co., ngonts for Hawaii, r . , ..Y-- 1 1 4 '"" .unnatural - II ... 1. If I.,.! It,., nna mnf . . "Don't worry, Tiny,"...no saia. i umi iveu mm t ona tne attacic... may bo checked...... in its from them. The rest Is speculation. "Old Catliollo" bishop, Major ex won't hurt him." when we went together; andU you're Incjplencjr, it b not Jlkejy that wo nro tfio only communication dobfirs from Jho sac Fine Job Prlntnitf, star Office, KAWMUtf IfAX, tATtm&AT, A Mitt. I, J 111

Dm lH Irak Hi a m far AfiM MiMmtea. term bt Caslle&GgoRi In Uw oaenfole la wMrh It wm UMlTIlt). a Ourrted Ohleken. Woman's World On ehlehMl, two hewtrfttK MM MmIwIh T M Pofifwl f Iwtler, three small llml BHIPPIN ANO OOMMISSION MB ft wilenm twa eHpfHl grti. an table 0HANT8. sfHwnfHl of owrry pewdef, one table SUGAR PASTORS and GENERAL IN stMwnful of flour, on apple, labia-apoonful- B SUHANOE ftnir A8BNT8. The Chafing Dish Advice Casserole oream, Representing to Woman Travellers The of one teastmoiitMr of sfltL and ono Ewa Plantation taulesiwenful of lem- 0. Atmmft Uie rtlalim 1 on Juice. vWalalua Agritultural Oe Ltd, tbat ran quirk, tady Teatle In the Chronicle Juat a word to you girl who are going Fireproof oaerolea are oeminfi r prafmrtn in the chafing y IIH8. Kehala Sugar tllili, abroad. '..inn.1 VI . VJ .ml ...... nwirow Inln rnnarnl- and Put the buttor into n anuoopnn C. - I . . i o ' with team can lw com ii iubj- lie me.....iirai or you may navo ueon giube-troum- g ror years, uut . . , Iho Apekaa Sugar Mill Go. metaled for It uino Rono 110 wn ,mlcn rCe umt sliced onions, tho ohlckon out In- JMmtloltr IH unlets you have the knack of traveling; you will be ticketed with the alass of ,.".? Fulton Iron Workt of St. Loul. preparation. inr rwMlr women are nTa ntw l,lll m r9non 01 to small Jolnte nnd the apple poeled, mall who tired and fussed nnd orumpled and mueaed the greator part e"" i t Weitoni Centrifugal romiaa or atrip of brown of the tlmo you aro '"on the road." those hotisewlvea who have to be very oorod nnd chopped. Fry It to n pale Babeeek & Wlleox Bolleri. toast. Put a heaping tmapoonful f The conversation of a group of girls sailing on an Oriental liner a short economical, brown, add tho stook, and stow gently Qreen'g Fuel Eeonomlxer. In hot-wat- time ago for a of preparations for tho long eUr tbt Maatr, el over the tour tho world Indicated that their T1 0 ho oblalnotl ,n BmvM for twonty mlnutosi rub down Oo. ocean voyage had boen all wrong, and In consequence the ohancoa of tholr ' . the Mation Navigation pan, add a WTm ourry wwnt anltspoonful being freah, apotleae nnd meogor nm' Blzo8' nnd 8Ven ,n nlstio powder, flour and salt with a New England Mutual Life lntur of the beet cmrry sweet tempered on all occasions are Indeed. ami n daeh of car Advice to travellers la usually classed with first aid to tho Injured, but lugs. Thoy are bo UBoful that a little of tho gravy quite smoothly, nnd nee Company of Doiton. otin Am soon as the some thero are to whom hints are helpful. In every stir this ; Aetna Imuranoa Co. 'onesorolo should find a place Into the olher Ingredients stir In two wall beaten egga, ?EtiELllE:i?on,t Pflk "U yUr ,,reltle,!t cl0th98 ln yo,,r trunk8 that lot It Inturange mixed -- J." kitchen, though a Boston bonnpot will simmer for rnther moro thnn National Fire Co. RO i with a teaepoonfttl ann n nn- - Co. (Hartford half of A big Is ' wo11- - HvorythliiB con bo cookod half nn hour, and Just bofore sorvlng Citizen' Iniuraneo chory paate liner tho smartost kind of a hotel, and nowhoro during your wholo File Insurance Co.) and stir constantly until Journey will thoro bo a placo whore you can woar your ovonlng gowns to any In a casserole meat, fish, vegetablea, add the cream and lomon Juice. Sorvo the mixture cream nml advantage or they bo j I The London Aasunanoe thicken. bolter where will more ndnilrotl. or fruit in fact,tinything that rooulrea with plain boiled rice honpod lightly Tako at onoe from It won't do them a bit of harm to bo worn ovory ovonlng on shipboard, tho hoot, or It will sl0W' tont 0 Tllo nnvor of nnv on tho top. The rice may be sorvad curdle. Spread nnd you will bo over so much hnpplor If you nro prettily droasod. CO0Klnf thickly on tho In -- hot Then It Is a mlstako to travel ln your own hair. oat to bo recooked is always far a dish by Itsoir. . toast, sprinkle with grated Parmosnn It Isn't In the nature of anything that grows on your head to stay ln curl superior If cookod in a cassorolo lo Bananas Baked In the Casserore. cheoBo and sorvo. on a stoamor, and yot tho very pcoplo who go to tho with theater tholr heads wnt n a whon dono In a metal Put two heaping tablospoonfuls of dockod out ln rolls and puff b and curls will leave them off when they aro trav. ' , up Bn,cP,ln. th Blov, cooking docs buttor into an onrthornwaro dish, add Woodlawn Plck-Me-U- oiling, and trust to tholr own hair to stand and do Itself credit against tho An Indian annihilating forco of wind and woathor. not harden tho meat four tablespoonfuls of sugar, two cup-fu- ls Somowlmt similar Is a pick-me-u- p MANOA VALLEY. favorito Of courso, It hangs down in strands and wanders down your neck and Some Advantages of a Casserole, of wator and the Juico of half DESKY. In India that Is becoming pop- you uneasy. See CHAS. S. ronders cross and Little heat Is required a lomon. Lay ln neelod bananas and. ularized horo at Impromptu chafing If thore Is a placo on earth where tho wearing of "store hair" which Is may 1)0 coolied eIUlor on tno bako till tender. . r dish feasts. Molt two tablospbonfuls made to stay in curl Is Justlilablo it is on board nn ocean liner tho placo i ' " Whore you usually see tho least of it. stove or in tho oven. buttor over hot-wat- the pan, add giving of at least part of your tip to the stewardess at the beginning' 3. Tho will Fino two tablospoonfuls T)6 contents be cooked verv Job Printing, Star Offlca. anchovy essence, of the Journey Instead of all of it at the end isn't a bad idea. gently, thus cheaper Forcegrowth two many port and and tougher beaton eggs and a few grains of She gets bo tips on tho arrival of tho ship in that a few dollars mny or less doesn't make much difference, but at the beginning of 3oInts bo used w,ta excellent . cayenne. As soon more the trip' ...... iU ns piping hot, - JU WH.-UU- II. u. ho isn't bo rich, and a little presentTvIll mako her think of you as tho "gen- results. spread on slices of freshly made toast. I erous lady in No. 4," and you will benefit accordingly. 4. Tho Ingredients may be rfut to-O- Which pursue women traveling Is great cross" Beoraa to alono the loss gether in tho casserole and allowed Luncheon Sardines. of baggage at foreign portAi , their - Bone one box of sardines and lay It is the selfsame lady, however, that fusses and lumes Decause sno can t 1 Del who gots tato nervous , without spoiling in the very HEr r" l find her suitcase at the station at Monto into a of 'Br least! Consolidated Soda Water aside. Put into the chafing dish blaz- Keal tLStat JrOfaltr iuror m oingaporo uecauac. b"v vuuuwk ociiuuv wu" w"iuegree. er one tablospoonful ollvo oil. When at$ Is Absolutely Pure those of her follow travelers. etc" may be left to hot add one teaspoonful each chopped What tho quick-witte- d woman does when she sees her suitcase, which1 ";10stew' -- ' - Ln,.,,,,..,. pickle, parsley and chutney, a half 1b exactly like fifty others holng loaded on tho hotel bus at Del Monte is to casserole; in a sauce- JLcL US yOU d. Dal" step over quickly and stick a stamp on the top of it. Pan it would have to be turned out. 11 TELEPHONE 2171. teaspoonful scraped, onion, two gets TVf t When it is taken off at tho depot she picks It out instantly and aboard The stew can be served in the cas- - Oil IVlatlOCK walnut catsup and one tablo- SuH rlVC AND spoonful each lemon juice and whlto r;';5 'Vh orowar New A CLEAN HOUSE in not- - ' Six room home vinegar. When welt mixed Haven't you seen it dozens of times? seen same add the 2li&ZUL' I repeated every foreign port at which you ever disembarked? Brisket of Beef. sardines, one' teaspoonful Worcester- scene at COntainiTl!? TVOTir flfl your baggage with a distinctive label-o- no you make yourself--of About seven pounds table-spoonf- Mark of brisket of Pau ka Hana shire sauce, and, if desired, a ul "Take" a8spaanre you. dock give to two carrots, two back laiiaiS, llVing ,w FR1E14D3. chopped ham, though It is auSaie'ffl'with At the it tho porter' ARB FAST - u. not an essential. and tell him to match it out of tho baggage heap. Then sii aown comioriaDiy - iew spngB of Parsley, eight cloves, eight wholo I W111? rYVkklCt lUUIHy Fish Chowder. and wait. t UlaWlll Others may have your initials, out none win mere do wun a iauei mie me peppers, eight whole allspice, a blade Drink Ono cupful of cooked fish, one cup- jTlOt I of mac, and a few felloes of fat ba. KltCIien, CtC., ailQ MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. ful of sliced potato, one-ha- lf a small Why not try them? con. Best in the Market-HENR- Y onion, an inch cubo of fat salt pork, 4 cold water. Built in wrung MAY & CO. unless you prefer to use olive oil; a wipe me meat with a eiotn t Ollt With' hflt rntoi .tflvM wV M 1 ., AULA 11.If nnnllf I board, Phono 1271. teaspoonful ea.cb, of butter and iatf, JJT. " UGUyiJf wWW book and tie it In shape With tape. a cupful or a cup and a halt of milk, PlacoL,coc xAMnrlmAX in a fcUBBerblo with bacon, urti pepper to season and two Boston the add ; enough hot water or stock to Dress Goods crackers. Just SCat. TlliS iS ail ab" Crisp the pork or heat the oil, add Bring to 'the boll, then skim it well, new ome . solutelv Men' Furnishing tho onion and cook until yellow. house quarter vegetables, potato with' scarcely leaniana the tiel J HING, - 127 Hotel St. Add the the parsley and YAT When tho herbs In a bunch, dllU. a JLiaigaill. aU enough water to cover. ana spice fl the in a piece 8t muslin. . nnlninno nA tnnrinn cnVOH- thft fish C9VKfl JIUUIIWGD V f Put all these in n,,t V- - 1 v nil ? ' the caBBoroio nn w. well, n ninin immMiiiiiMBitiiiWii ,m GREAT BENJAMIN COMPOUND over them, add milk to cover i. lm Talks THE 1 very 'and when hot and boiling add crack ?e contcnt.s cook or Installments 1 HERBALO scuny iur lour nours. Tnen lift the tash ers and hutter. When the cracker meat on to Constipation. PROMISE BE BROKErJ? a dish, and draw out all 1 Gurea Is softened, serve. Two raw toma SHOULD THIS nones. Makes New, Rich to ine lltr 1 . over-burdene-d T toes or half a cupful of stewed A correspondent Is facing rather a her comfort but an to be vv a Mood. cupful if served hot. Put the meat aiemouse rust mato can he added for each ad- - No how good this Stomach and Liver problem and writes for tie wife. matter on a hot dish, pour round some thick Regulator of fish. may be, when the vice. "My mother on her deathbed wife's intentions gravy, and garnish with heaps of j. 1 xvACJLUixaiu.KTU1. Cures the Kidneys. up, as has the ui auu made me promlBO to care for a sister, work of the home piles, it vegetables (cut Into neat dice) Dish. then, is Small Mullet In Chafing mildly insane, at intervals violently, a way of doing now and it 11 to he eaten cold. After taking Streets. Wipe very dry, sprinkle to give person requiring HONOLULU, H- the flsh Mother mado me promise never to impossible a out the bones, put the meat on a dish, T. - liehtly with salt and nenner, nut in a but almost ceaseless watching the caro KWUGK LID send my sister to an institution, with another one on top of it. Put tablespoonful ot flour and So tho sister 611 tin with a aiways to give her a home. It was she ought to have. that weights on tho top one un- The office of tho 1 I and leave ahnlrn wnll...... until...... wpll .flnilrpri- . Tnkft ti. 1 - . l. - nl n.ntnKl.f Virt hotter nff with tht! 1 lmpussiuie 10 riiiuae bucu u iv;iuv.'m. uuiu jnuuu.j til the meat Is cold. Then all I trim off W R E L E 8 8 each flsh up by Its gills and shake and j waa upgct j liromlse broken. rough pieces CHINESH NEWSPAPER tojat such a tlmef s0 and a thin slice from Is open from 7 a. m. to 5. 50 p., PTJBLISHINQ AND remove superfluous flour. Put little na(1 litu canaeitv either, to think It his fiancee knows her physical each side. Brush the top - over with m. on days pork - quite right to re- week and on Sunday JOk PRINTTNO. slivers of fat salt in the cutlet niPrlv. So t nrnm!Red. But I nm en- limitations, she Is a little melted glaze, and garnish with d mornings from 8 to 10. pan, or if pork is objected to, two to be marrie(j( and When I told fuse to enter Into a marriage where parsley. bargain ln Makikl DIb-tric- t. ivj An J1800.00 blespoonfuls ot olive oil. wnen the my glrt of the promjBe sne sad sho she foresees only unhappiness. Stewed Chops with Tomato. pork Is crisp and tried out--1 to the fat COUdn.t possibly care for my sister, blamo can be attached herjinder About two pounds of neck of mut- Cor. Smith ana Motel BU or oil hot, lay ln flsh', leav-jM- y wishing to tic ot the is the glri.8 mother is an invalid, and the circumstances for ton, one pound of tomatoes, one small lncr uncovered to brown. Butter wElves' . n.. - C. 1UUBU liVO W1LU Ub WUBU WC lUtJ lUUl- ui ' bbv,"l"t' Spanish onion, one carrot, a little BREWER&CO.LTB color flsh, more Empire Chop HouBe a better to the but is 'led( and my g,rl says the care of. the should the man let her break stock or water and seasoning of salt apt spatter oil or drip nt (Lately Palace OrllL) to than either two of them would be too much for the engagement, or should he break and pepper. Factors; pings. Serve with' cabbage salad, I am an ordinary working- - his promise? Cut the mutton Sugar and Bethel St Opp. Empire Theatre, her. Just into small neat man, and do not earn enough' to hire A promise is a rather sacred thing. chops, trimming oft all but a narrow Open Day and Night, Cuisine Unsur- Oyster Truffle. Commission my though . rlm of fftt. Fry passed. somebody to care for sister. What it is not Inviolable. We are them quickly for a Put a tablespoonful of butter In tho ought I to do break my promise or not perfect beings, and mistakes can few Beconds on each side, then put Merchants BEST MEALS AT ALL HOUR& chafing as soon as melted, dish, and break my engagement? I cannot sec be made, even ln making promises, them in a casserole with' tho toma- - add a teaspoonful of flour. When bub- .toes, my way clear." Besides, this. promise was entered Into carrot and onions, cut in slices. OFFICERS AND DIK1SCTOKS. Livery bly add a cupful of cream or rich It seems too delicate, almost too under great stress of emotion, when and pour in one cupful of stock or Automobile B. F. Bishop ., PresldasN fe. M. F's. milk. As soon as creamy and thick sacred, a subject for an outsider to one could neither think nor reason water. Put on the lid, and let the Two Five Seated put in two oysters that Gao. H. RoberUox. ened, dozen touch upon. And it 1b Indeed a dev clearly. But If the man will bo wretch- - contents simmer gently in the oven Beretanla and Maunakea Street. water, with Vice President Manager have been parboiled ln hot perate plight. So much enters Into it ed all his life if he breaks It, if tho ror one and a half hours. Lift the oyster liquor. W. W. North Treasurer S. KURIHARA three tablespoonfuls of the question of right and wrong, tho promise will hang like an Incubus chops on to a hot dish, and keep them one egg Richard Ivers Becretary Phone 2085. Auto No. 541 Boll .two minutes, add beaten question temperament has shadowing life, bet- - warm while you rub tomatoes, of that it his then he had the J. R. yolk mixed with a little of the liquid, many manfully etc., through a sieve. Gait.. Auditor to be considered from sides. ter shoulder the burden Qeo. teaspoonful of chopped parsley and Ite-be- R. Carter Director a The mother should not have exact- - and go on without making moaiu this puree, as it is called, If (Brer vimimj)i im jfcti one minced truffle. Set over tho hot 0. H. Cooke Director cd such a promise. No one wishes to This is for him to decide. It seems too thick, add a little stock, water pan to simmer, but not to boll or water, R. A. Cooke Director think harshly of those who have gone It will do the sister little good, f , and a little meat extract, i. into tho Beyond, particularly a son of any, for him to wreck his happiness Put the cutlets back in tho casserole, Clams a la Newburg. BEFO RE a mother. But it was selfish mother- - by breaking his engagement, and thus Bee that the gravy Is nicely seasoned, Have ready three dozen soft shell thor-vall- lovo that asked this promise. The in-- making two people miserable. Sho(Pur Jt ver them, let them heat tl ed clams, removing tho hard part, but child is alwavs nearest and dear, will nrobablv bo as haDnv ln one nlaco oughly through and servo In the cas- - 8 body intact. Toss In tho IP (leaving the if host taking policy of Ufa to tho mother-hear- t. Sometimes as another, for she knows not happl- - Berol: or. preferred, arrange them a a tauiespoonrui or est chafing dish, with ""- mo gravy insurance in any other seasoning he blots out all the rest or tno horizon, ness as we know it. All she knows is " "'". LIMITED.! butter, for three minutes, , OVOT, TI..I- Ifr lo t faiv ef lnat tr. finrplflpA r.Virala1 will .Vinlnc. oYirl l.la clia la company ask to see the and pepper. Add a glass of with salt children needlessly to this one. likely to hove better in an Institution Macaroni and Cheese. mpdelra, cook covered eight other and let unfortunately, is what this In home; And tho moth Break up a quarter of a pound of CONTRACT cllmnn fnommntlv Thnn nfld And, that than a small nl,.t... done er, greater knowledge macaroni into short pieces, put them IK TEX - eggs beaten with jraotlle.r with the that the yolks of three In saucepan boll-thir- guch perBons as tUg Blgter nre ug. come(j when the Border Jg paSB0,1( a containing enough & two of a pint or pour Member Honolulu Stock New England Mutual creamy beUer ln properly con. baDv knoWH by this tlmo, and B water slightly Baited, to well cov- - over tho clams, and toss, not Bond Exchange. We buy and ducted Institutions than they can be carets the mistake that has made two er ino macaroni, and boil fast for Com- boll, for two minutes. tn,rty Life Insurance in home, unless there is plenty of people unhappy without benefiting tho minutes. Drain and cool them. Bell and EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD. the stocks bonds. We means to secure proper ottendanco Boil one gill of stock with one gill of X pany Of Boston, Mara. third. have money to loan on and care. So that she would probably milk, ono bay leaf and ono ellce of listed HOUSEHOLD HINTS. onion. be better off in a d Insti Melt two tablospoonfuls of sugar stocks. the many Is try run- and compare If tho corkscrow lost tution than sho would be In a home of butter ln a saucepan, add ono- des ordinary screw In tho advantages it offers ning a nail or smnll means with no ono to look after sertspoonful of flour nnd cook thorn string tho with those of other cork with a stout round for a few minutes, stir without brown- - head. Ing; add the boiled milk and stock companies almost cold, heap with whip water over a small bag of bran and when strained; stir till It bolls, put in tho In making a baked custard warm whon cold rlnso tho net in it. ped cream dotted with some of the macaroni, add two ounces of grated tho milk before adding tho eggs, and largest berries from tho Jam. cheese; mix well and season with Bishop Trust Co., Castle Mt, lid, thero will be less danger of tho d,es-se- rt Old macaroons and spongo cakes salt and pepper to taste. Fill a weir-- I turning watery. have grown atalo foim tho basis Limited OSNHKAL AdBMT that In maklnc banana salad, soak the buttered' casserolo with this prepara of a nice dessert by soaking in sherry. tion, sprinKio over with1 fruit for a short time in orango Juice breadcrumbs Net hlouBes do not get stringy if Spread with alternate layers ot and. grated, cbeeso put a few small 924 BETHEL STREET water.. Pour holllng strawberry Jam pour in a custard to make it less insipid, . pieceB. of washed in bran butter hero and thero on , , Honolulu , TMK HAWAIIAN 1ST AH, ATtWtUf, AMUL I. lilt HLttJffMH FORD CARS The new Ford Oars The Ford Motto is have arrived and are "High Priced Quality now on display and in a Low Priced Car." sale. They are beau- Quality first, last and ties and are destined all the time, together to at once become the with the lowest con- the favorite business sistent price. Light- and pleasure convey- est, strongest and ance in the Islands. speediest car, built Call for a free for the capacity and price. 22 p., the ford roadster, model t, h. Priced $8,00 Delivered with top, windshield, SPEEDOMETER, FIVE LAMPS, HORN AND TOOLS. TL inn f.J iL- - nil n h 1 1 0 n ne sail row is ine uni mm iviacn ine with Latest Movements I THE NEATEST THING ON WHEELS r General Specifications Week' Doings At Personal Side of BRAKES Two sets: (a) Service band brake operates on I Yon Hamm-You- n the transmission and is controlled by a foot pedal; (b) arage Emergency brake is controlled by hand lever at side of j The German Kaiser car acting on the drums of rear wheels. During week The von Hamm- - gresslng on Us way around the world, the In his new book, "Deutsche Macht-haber- " Emperor generally regales such ad- - thereby refuting relief qnly CLUTCH Multiple steel discs, operating in oil. Young Company received further the that ("Wielders of Power in Ger- guests, with beer or seltzer water. high-powere- d Packard Car highest priced and g vices from the Motor the CONTROL Three foot pedals. By pressing the first! many"), which has roused great In- Herr von Bothmann-Hollwe- is lit- long Journey Company as to their 1912 models. The cars can undertake as a pedal "C the slow speed is applied; by releasing, it isj terest all over Europe, Horr Rudolf tle esteemed by his master, who, it Packard company is already accept- as that being negotiated by the little well-know- in the high speed. The center pedal is. for reversing! Martin, tho n publicist, Is said, often cracks Jokes at his ex- - ing deposits from their dealers for Hup. "R" pedal B the brake. Ford I throws somo new light on tho per- penso in private conversation. the 1912 line, showing more conclu- the car. The third is The Model T can be entirely manipulated either by use of the! sonality of tho Kaiser and of the men Tho new Chancellor had not held sively that the 1912 cars will be avail- BUYS A CHALMERS. who are for tho present instru- his post six months when somo court B. vice-presid- of pedals or by the controlling lever at the side of the car.! able sooner than has been anticipat- E. Osborn, the ments of his wilL wit said at tho Imperial table, "Holl-man'- s Pack-ard- steering! "It appears now 1912 s Chicago and Northwestern railroad, The carburetor lever and throttle just under the Beth-man- ed. that Wllhelm II still seeks In tain for Bett weg, sonst schlaeft n tour- speed ; will probably be in Honolulu by has purchased a Chalmers "30" wheel will regulate the of the car from a walk to tho ideal Chancellor. He wants a Hollweg ein." the end of June or the early part of ing car. Mr. Osborn Is one of sev- 40 miles an hour, without shifting a lever or applying! man of tho typo of Cecil Rhodes, and Thn nlfiv imnn words cannot bo men Jly. eral transportation who have the foot pedals. Herr von Bethmann-Hollwe- g, the imitated in Englfsh, but tho phraso The Packard which is chosen the Chalmers "30" for their. r present holder of that thankless post, means, "Let them take away his bed to be added .to.iho 1912 line will be! Personal use. Thermo-sypho- is notoriously only go to sleep." COOLING. n- andfan... f Being or elso he'll sold with standard equipment at $5000 virtually his own Chancellor, tho Em- Tho Emperor laughed long and CRANK.. CASR Unner-- half integral with- cvlinder castintr.l F. O. B. factory. Comparing this MR. PAGE HONORED. rr- " " peror cannot bridle his passion for loud at this unfeeling jest, and. is price with competing makes of the Carl H. Page, New York represent Lower nait or pressed steel and extended to iorm lowerl continually speaking, writing and said to have remarked, "He won't cars it shows very favor- ative of the Chalmers Motor Compa- housing tor magneto and transmission. tolegrpphing. sleep long in tho Wllhelrastrasso" ably for the Packard as it means that ny, has been elected vice-preside- of Ono day last summer tho confes- the German Foreign Offlco. the Packard will sell for the Licensed Automobile Dealers of EQUIPMENT The Touring Car, Torpedo Runabout, sion escaped from him, "I certainly you get your green stamps from $500 to $1000 less than compet- New York. John F. Plummer will Open Runabout and Roadster include at the fully did talk and telegraph too much in See that ing makes, such as the Peerless; succeed M. J. Budlong as president. tho days." when you are buying nt tho stores equipped prices, a top, automatic brass windshield,! old Lozler, Pierce Arrow and others. The Licensed Automobile Dealers of Im- And call at the show rooms, and seo speedometer, lamps three oil! As an example of tho Kaiser's New York is one of the strongest two gas and generator, pulsiveness, the many valuable articles you get lamps, horn kit of tools. Town Car! Herr Martin relates tho During the week The von Hamm-Youn- g dealers' organizations in the country. tubular and a The following story: for them. tubular! "His Majesty saw Company delivered another one Its members probably sell more cars and Coupe equipment include three oil lamps, in tho papers ono day that a foreign any tools only. of the pretty model 18 Packard 'run annually than are sold in other horn and ulmiral had lost his mother-in-la- AMERICAN BEADTY abouts to Mr. E. F. Bishop. This is : city in the world Mr. Page is one of Ho ordered that a wreath' should be the same type of car with fore-doo- r the most prominent automobile deal FINAL DRIVE. By cardon shaft with single universal! placed on the coffin by a special envoy. CORSETS body which has been so much ad-- ers in New York and sells an average Unfortunately, ho joint to bevel drive gears in live rear axle. Ford three-- ! did not know that mired and is like the cars owned of 100 Chalmer's cars a year. tho admiral was on. terms When you pur- here point system (patented in all countries) with all moving! such bad chase a corset you by Mrs. Geo. R. Carter, Mrs. J. M. with his mother-in-la- w that ho was parts enclosed dust proof in oil. want one that has Biggs, Mr. E. D. Tenney and others. CADILLAC FACTORY,. in casings, running absent from tho funeral. Imagine steel throughout. STYLE W. C. Leland, general manager of Vanadium the astonishment of tho lady's rela- It is equally im- The Cadillac is keeping to the fore tho Cadillac Motor Car Company, an- tives when they saw a wreath depos portant that the as much as usual. A fine nounces that the company has taken FRONT AXLE One piece drop forging in sec ited In the name of tho Kaiser on same corset be touring car was delivered by The over the Detroit plant of the Monroe tion, specially heat treated Vanadium steel. tho grave of a person who had nev- COMFORTABLE von Hamm-Youn- g Company during Body Company. Mr. Leland said: er had the honor of knowing him. and if you can al- Cooke, some we have realized so one the week to Miss Grace a "For tlme the IGNITION Alternating current magneto, --but with no mov-- j His Majesty's charms as a host are have that deml-tonnea- u was sold desirability of having the bulldJpg of ing parts. Entirely enclosed as an integral part of the well known. Ho likes to talk to all WEARS WELL to arrive for a prominent local physi Cadillac bodies more directly under engine and running in oil. The Ford magneto always sorts of people, provided they are and that corset can our own control, so that we can give most be bought at a cian, and a third Cadillac touring car insures a powerful spark. No batteries or dry cells are Interesting, on tho divcrso and was shipped to Kauai Garrage them the same careful supervision technical questions. When he re- REASONABLE PRICE the required. Company to be delivered to Mr. G. L. that we do the mechanism of the car. ceives, for instance, somo leading ONE DOLLAR UP Mahlkoa. Tho new arrangement enables us to business man who bears tho title of you have all the control the production, from the pur I Privy Councillor of Cpmmerco, the requisites of a LUBRICATION Combination splash and gravity system splendid corset. Honolulu merchants are gradually chase of the raw material unti the simple and effective. .Emperor is always found In civilian being convinced that th0 motor truck body is finished. The plant we have costumo. Ho grasps his visitor's hand AMERICAN BEADTY CORSETS is the proper method of transporta- acquired has a capacity of seventy- - and makes him sit by his side on the have every one of excel- drop-forge- those non-welde- d, d, - tion.. It will not be very long before five bodies per day." SHAFTS Crank and cam, heat- sofa. lent features .and many more. most of the horsedrawn vehicles will treated Ford Vanadium steel, with all surfaces ground toi From time to time when he wants Every Improvement as exacted by fashion is combined in these bo superceded by powerful motor REMARKABLE RECORD. absolute accuracy. to show him somo book or picture dainty garments trucks. During the week The von Driving his Cadillac car 3,032 miles or knick-knack- , ho rises, and says, Hajnm-Youn- g E. W. JORDAN & CO., Company delivered a without a single repair or replacement semi-elliptic- "Come and have a look." Afterward SPRINGS Front and rear, al transverse, all! tjnion R, they again resume their seats. The Agents, Honolulu, fine Thomas motor truck to the enabled the Rev. W. Ferris, of Vanadium. Pacific Transfer Company, which has Syracuse, N. Y., to win the first price lately been reorganized and fully in an economy and mileage contest is By reduction system. aware of the advantages of quick for members of the New York State STEERING Ford gear motor delivery. They have placed Automobile Association. Although TIRES Pneumatic; front 30x3 inches, rear 30x3 -2 inches.! with The von Hamm-Youn- g Company tire wear had nothing to do with de Standard makes. Best quality. Larger tires than ordin termining contest, another order for a truck to be de the winner of the arily used for weight of the car, which means longest ser-- l as soon as Mr. reports ho livered it arrives. the Rev. Ferris that vice and greatest comfort. The Capitol Cafe did not single puncture. have a Tho KING STREET, OPP. TH E YOUNG HOTEL. The Honolulan brought three of the records by whlcn the contesting cars pretty, Hupmobiles. for Tho von were Judged wero those made In the TRANSMISSION New design Ford spur planetary,! Hamm-Youn- g Company, one a pretty course of ordinary, every day driving. bathed in oil. All gears are of Vanadium steel, silent and! runabout, the second a torpedo body smooth running in action. Entirely New. No Old Crockery. and the third a tour CHANGES, MADE DAILY. ing car. All of these cars have been Compel a person to a quail a VALVES Extra large, all on the right side and offset. eat Worn-o- ut ery much admired as they are con-sider- No Napery. day and ho would soon sicken at the WHEEL BASE 100 inches; tread 56 inches; 60inch car. All of these cars have sight of a feather. With that thought been very much admired as they are tread for Southern trade when ordered. in mind we change our bill of faro considered to be the most reliable daily even though many guests and car at a low figure. Tho of our The Best Cooked Meals in the City touring car specially has been viewed are transient. Wo find it giveB better with a great deal of Interest as it Is satisfaction in tho end and induces High k No Prices tho first Hup touring car which has come-bac- trade. Our cuisino Is a iclmman Carriage Co. arrived here since tho World-Tourin- g feature with us Just as the scenery- - ot Hupmobllo passed through her0 about Hawaii is a feature with visitors to Tho menu and sorvico will ploaso tho most exacting gounnots. two monthB ago on Its way to tho As a place to the islands. visit for tho Merchant and Bishop Sts. We have Just started business and so licit tho patronago ot particular Orient. Reports from tho Hup Motor week-en- d or a month Halelwa offeri people. Company state that the World-Tou- r many attractions. Honolulu. ing Hup is creating quite a sensation wherever it goes, and Is steadily pro Fine Job Primtng, Stor Offlco. 1 WIN T THX HAWAIIAN UTAH, lATt'KOAY, APKII. . 111.

HAWAIIAN OOMMBROIAL & NOTIOE, Ekpttft Piano Tuning and Repairing SUQAR 00. England Is Secretly Building There will be a apeelal meeting of Annual Meeting of Stockholder!. the ICwong Yoa Bodlely, nt Its ltnl'l A'rtl QUAHAKTlBttD. WOH It The annual meeting of tho stock In Honolulu, at 8.30 p. m. Monday, in World holders of tho Hawaiian Commercial April 17, 1011, for Uio purpose of Largest Airship & Sugar Company will bo hold at the negotiating a loan. otflco of tho Company, Alaska Com KWONO YUM BOOIRTY, morolal Building, Ban Francisco, on By YUHN MUN, Company, A dljimtdh (o tho Loudon Mirror gineers attached to Messrs. Vlckora Wcdnosday, April 12th, 1011, and tho Its rrostdont Honolulu Music from Harrow In -- .Fiiriiess reports Sons ft Maxim's staff. Btock books of tho Honolulu Trans CnptRln In nn export on for Offico will bo closed for trans IN THE KINO BT1UC1CT. that llrltaln's naval airship No. I. Suoter DISTRICT COURT OF TH1 whleh has been under construction submarines and torpedoes, and It is fere from March 31st, 1911, to April UNITED STATES IN AND FOR 12th, 1911, both Inclusive. for more thnn IS mouths nt Caven regarded as cortnln that ho will take dates THE TERRITORY AND DISTRICT ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, dish Dock, Is now nppronohlng com supremo command of tho nlrshtp OF HAWAII. u Honolulu Transfer Agents. THE pletion, but nobody can yet my when Jwhon tho vessol, on commissioning. UNITED STATES OP AMEIU- -' SignS tho hugo vcssol will bo launched hoists a Bmall white onslgn on her CA, PlalnUff, vs. HAWAIIAN SUG- TOMSHARP hesharp AR COMPANY, Tho construction this first nav- stum nnd tho Union Jack on hor bow. ot al., Dofendants. of THE PRE8IDENT al Dreadnought will bo throe or four officers OF THE UNITED The Painter Aro of tho air has been There STATES, GREETINQ: veiled In tho samo profound offlclnl undor him nnd a working crow of HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY, secrecy ns wns that Of the first olght or nlno mon, all of whom will WIDOW! a B47 Kaahumanu St. Trade Promoters corporation organized and oxlstlug Drondnoiight of tho soa, and, singu- havo spacious living and slcoplng under and by vlrtuo of tho' laws ot larly onough, It Is taking longer to quartors In largo gondolns suspondod Tho Celobrated shoo for working tho Territory of Hawaii; TERRITORY complete. from tho body of the ship. men. Nono better anywhere OP HAWAII; ELIZA SINCLAIR, Nobody, unlcsB ho bo a naval man JANE R. GAY, HELEN McH. ROB- directly NOTICE OF SALE. OF GENERAL jj OLiiiaclrsr connected with tho work, Is INSON, FRANCIS GAY and AUBREY Sanitary Steam Promptness allowed to approach within 20 yards LEA8E8 OF PUBLIC LAND8 SIT- L. Ayau ROBINSON, copartners doing busi- 3 For Cleanliness, Efficiency, of tho enormous shod In which tho UATE AT KULA, I8LAND OF Shoe Store ness Under thn firm nnmn unit tit1 - MAUL of GAY & ROBINSON; g PHOND 1973 and our wagon will cntt airship Is being built. Cprnor of Nuuanu and King. WILLIAM Both officers and men havo boon At 12 o'clock noon. Saturday, April itciNNY WATSON; GEORGE W. 8, 1911, at tho front door to tho Cap- MACPARLANE. attorney in fact fnr sworn to secrecy, and anyone asking Works, Ltd,. itol, Honolulu, thero will bo sold at Honolulu flunumeni WILLIAM RENNY WATSON; MAT?V for tho baldest information concern- RENNY public auction, undor provisions of WATSON; MRS. MARY ing tho airship Is solemnly handed a SHELBY: MARY MARGARET WAT V, Land Act of 1895, Section 27G-28- 5 8UCCE880RS TO BALL, OOWNS AND WRAPS Bmall cardboard leaflet on which aro Part SON; SPENCER SHELRY; nnrt inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha- SHAW 8EVILLE. cleaned by Abadlo's French Process. printed tho penal clauses "of tho Of CLARA KILAUEA, ELSA HILO, waii, general leases of the following NEW MONUMENT WORKS. ficial Secrets Act. MAKENA, DAVID PUU-LOA-", KING STREET NEAR ALAKEA. French Laundry. J- - ABAD1E, Prop. No official notification even of tho described lands: ALBERT PUNAHOU, ROBERT Leases all portions of tho Phone 3085. P. O. Box 491, 1491 launch of the airship will bo given, of thoso WAHIAWA. ALEXANDER LANAI, No Branches. Telephone lying Honolulu. v. and extraordinary precautions are lands of Waiobull and Kcokea, GEORGE KKWALO, HENRY KAMA- - , the government road and tho LO, WALTER HAWEA PWTT.rp taken to prevent anyone from ob- between and makal homestead subdivision, divided LAHAINA, unknown owners and" taining a close view of the myster claimants. 1 ious craft. Into the following lots and area?, and as Bridge and Beach Stoves for Coal or You aro hereby directed to annenr. Secret Ceremony Postponed. classed pastoral land: Lot Area. Upset Wood. and answer the Petition in an action It was hoped that the launch would No. acres. Rental. Quick Meal Blue Flamo Oil Stoves. entitled as above, brought against take place last week. In fact, the you In the District Court Uni- 1 981.00, more or less ?148.00 Perfection Oil Stoves. v ot tho dozen or so gas bags in the massivo Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. ted States, in and for the TfiiriWv nt Firewood and Coal 2 1,062.40, more or leBS 160.00 envelope were filled in readiness, EMMELUTH $ CO., LTD. Hawaii, within twenty days from and 3 1,004.30, more or less 151.00 but certain defects wore discovered Phono 1511 No. 145 King St aiter service upon you of a certified Best Grades Always On Hand 4 984.20, more or less 148.00 copy and the date of the secret ceremony of Plaintiffs Petition heroin, to 5 1,007.60, more or less 152.00 gether which was to have been performed with a certified copy of this 6 970.20, more or less 146.00 Catton Neill & Co,, summons. as long ago as last June, has again Limited 7 901.60, more or less 136.00 And you are hereby notified thnt nn. been Indefinitely postponed while Concrete Brick, Crushed 8 889.70, more or less 134.00 less you appear and answer as above various improvements aro made. Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths 9 880.50, more or less 133.00 required, tho said Plaintiff will take probability and Boilermakers. In all the airship will 10 918.02, more or les3 138.00 Judgment of condemnation of the not un- Rock and Sand be ready to begin her trials Term of lease, 21 years from No- First class work at reaonable rates. lands described in the Petition herein and any til next month, and il these prove vember 1, 1911. for other relief demanded in satisfactory, will promin semi-annuall- the Petition. she take a Payable y in advance. WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAKT. ent part In the summer naval man Reservations regarding land requlr. Public Stenographer, euvers and! will alBo go to Splthead FORD B. DOLE and THE HONOR- ed by the government for settlement, ABLE A. G. to join tho homo and the Atlantic M. ROBERTSON, Judges LTD. public or reclamation purposes, will Notary of said District Court, this Hustace-Pec- I fleets for the coronation review. 5th dav of k Go. be embodied in these leases. January, la the year of our Lord one Phone 2295 63 Queen Street If slzo counts for anything, Brit For maps and further particulars, tnousana nine hundred and eleven and ain's naval airship will bo tho mon apply at the office of the Commission- of the Independence of the United arch of tho air. er of Public Lands, Capitol building, J. A. GOMBS states the one hundred and thirty-- Honolulu. fifth.. Her length is 510 feet, her diame- MARSTON CAMPBELL, (Seal) ter 48 feet, her gas capacity 706,000 Commissioner of Public Lands. Court, Legal, Commercial and Tour- (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY cubic feet, and her motors lOts Feb. 4, 11. 18, 25, Mar. 4, 11, ist work. Legal documents drawn Clerk. and three specially constructed pro- 18, 25 Apr. 1 S. up. Agent for all foreign and domes- - (Endorsed) pellers . will drive her through tho -- tic magazines, newspapers and periodi "No. 71. DISTRICT COURT OP HURD'S IRISH air at CO miles an hour. NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE. cals. THE U. S. for the Territory of Ha waii. These figures are much larger OF STOCK. 103 Stangenwald Building. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vb. HAWAIIAN than those relating to any other air- SUGAR LINEN PAPER Phone 34.49. COMPANY, et al. SUMMONS. ROBT. ship, not excepting the German Zep-nell- n, ' Certificate No. 1678 5 of for shares W. BRECKONS, and WILLIAM. T. which she some respects Co. or in Ewa Plantation has been lost de 5HSE5H5E5Z5H5E5E525H525ESHES2S5 RAWLINS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. We have a well selected stock of HURD'S paper and envelopes in resembles. stroyed. All persons are hereby Note, Billet, and Letter sizes. This paper Is especially adapted bo Scout of the Air. warned against negotiating or other- Madeira UNITES STATES OF AMERICA, It Is Intended that tho airship wise dealing in or "with such shares. DISTRICT OF HAWAII: ss. tho correspondence of particular women. shall work In conjunction with the Application has been made to the Embroidery Cotton I, A. E. .MURPHY, Clerk of the fleet as a swift, far-seei- scout, and Treasurer of said company for the is- District Court of tho United States she will carry a powerful wireless suance of a new certificate. of America, in and for thn Trritnrv and District of Hawaii, do hereby apparatus, which will enable her to MISS L. R. DOWn Local embroiderers have ceruiy tne roregoing to be a full, true send news of the movements and po- Honolulu, March 15, 1911. AleTidinYPoung here-to-for- e been unable to get and correct copy of original Co., LtdM 8ts March 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, April the Hawaiian News o sition of the opposing fleet while Summons in the case of THE UNI sight 1, 6. 8. the proper bluewhlte cotton within clear of the ships, and TED STATES OP AMERICA VS. yet well out of range of the ena-my- 's in large skeins for the Maderla HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY, et guns. HOW TO PREVENT CHOLERA. al., as same embroidery; we have now the remains of record and Captain Murray Praser Sueter, Cholera often starts wltn a diarrho- on file in the office ot the Clerk of imported who was recently appointed Inspect- ea. Take Chamberlain's Colic Chole- a quantity of this; said Court. Remedy as soon as PATTERNS IN ra and Diarrhoea 18, 25, 35 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I EXCLUSIVE HANDSOME GREYS ing captain of airships, is supervising appears, sizes and 50; price havo this diarrhoea and after three hereunto sot my hand and affixed English and American Weaves. Made the construction of the work In con- of large 20c. A to your order with doses have been taken take a dose skein, the seal of said District Court this junction with Lieutenant N. P. o and style unequalled. of castor oil and tho attack of cholera 17th day of January. A. D. 1911. and may Lieutenant Talbot and en be warded off. I A. E. MURPHY, W. W. AHANA 62 South King Street 'ehlers. Clerk of United States District SH5HSasa5HS2EE5HSESHSHSHSHS25H525E Court, Territory of Hawaii. T TH T. T" a. TTTCi Deputy Clerk. ! i Jas. W. Pratt ! Hum uii Great Club Offe Real Estate, OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. H. P. BALDWIN President Insurance, . B. CASTLE 1st Vice-Preside- Hawaiian Star Maui News W. M. ALEXANDER. 2nd Loans Negotiated J R. GALT 3rd Vice-Preside- E. E. PAXTON Secretary ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAUI J. WATERHOUSE Treasurer AND HER PEOPLE? OF COURSE W. R. CASTLE , Director A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE J. GUILD ITOU ARE. EVERYBODY TS. Director A Wonderful Crib H. "The Taylor Nursery" One of the finest pieces of land 0. ATHERTON Director THEN TAKE THE MAUI NEW&, O. G. KINNEY By placing it over the mother's bed, she has only to sit in the Punahou District. Fenced, Acting Auditor THE WELL EDITED, WELL WRIT up, and can attend to the baby without taking it from the grassed, planted with choice fruit TEN, SPICY, WEEKLY NEWSPAPEH nursery bed. SUttAR FACTORS During the day the crib is out of the way. and foliage trees, an abundance of OF WAILUKU. IT WILL GIVE YOB If she prefers, it can be placed alongside roaiiussiuN wkrchants ALL THE NEWS OF THE PRETTY, her bed raised artesian water, two street frontages, AND or lowered to any height. light in and all ready HOSPITABLE, VALLEY ISLE. It's construction, and for one large, two INSURANCE AGENTS. can easily be taken to any part of the house. medium or four 'ordinary sized AGENTS FOR THE SAFETY HOOD houses, GREATER 8TAR (DAILY) IS the most Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- fTHE A YEAR AND THE MAUI Is satisfying and perfect safety de- Term payments if desired by pany. vice NEWS IS ?2.00 A YEAR. BOTH, ever known. A restless baby can't, in any purchaser. Haiku Sugar Company, manner, got out. TO ANY ADDRESS, $8.75, OR, THE Another feature is tho For sale by "PRATT," Pala Plantation. SANITARY NWHT-BO- X Maul Agricultural Company, SEMI WEEKLY 8TAR IS $2.00 A largo enough to hold Stangenwald Building. Hawaiian Sugar Company, YEAR AND. THE MAUI NEW8 $2.00 all articles needed in the night. Everything for mother's and baby's Kahuku Plantation Company, A YEAR. BOTH TO ANY ADDRESS, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Kahului Railroad Company, $3.50. comfort has been included in the building of 'The Taylor Nursery." NOTARY PUBLIC. rialeakala Ranch Company, Honolua OUR Ranch. GUARANTEE McBryde Sugar Company. If any "Taylor Nursery" is not exactly as re- Ai?ent to grant Kauai Railway Co. presented, in every particular, you may send it marriage licenses This Great Clubbing Offer Is for a $ back five days after receiving it, at our ex- Loans Negotiated. Real Estate. 71 a a m ! Limited Only. pense, and wo will promptly refund your Court, Legal and Commercial Work. reriod money. Bo sure each crib, bears this trade- I Chan ifcee mark. O. P. Soares K Special Sale Men's fur Address: Hawaiian Star, Honolulu. mshings and Ladies' un COYNE FURNITURE QO., LTD. Room 7, Magoon Building. i Young Building, Honolulu, W derwear. Cor. Merchant and Alakea.