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NG Dr Smitli Talks 1 N8UL1S T WOULD CUT m coNSULS OFF KAUA E5ENTED l k . 1 tf Hil a 1 That Kauat county is to bo cut out Parker announced this morning that (Associated of Its representation at tho National he had withdrawn and there you are. Press Cables to the Star.) WASHINGTON, April 13. is convention, Is said to bo on the pro- Atkinson and Breckons accompan- It believed that the government has been aroused by the interference of the rebols gram of the. Kuhlo faction, in case It ied by Coelho of that island, made a with American consuls in Mex- ico and the execution of Gunner Fountain. can control tho Territorial conven- wild rush to Maul last night, on a. tion on Monday. The reason for this fishing excursion among the delega- Young Aniericaa-- who zse Intelli- ers, make their homes In the Oriental agriculture. Cotton and rice fields HILL Is that the Kuhio ipeoplo will not sup- tion from that county. gent and have an un- republic, they aro bound to .succeed. flourish and tho necessary supply of TO RETIRE. CHICAGO, April 13. C. A. Isl- limited opportunity ln China to make Exploitation Is Barred. labor is right within call. The Post says that James J. Hill will retire soon port Itlce from the Garden There was consternation In the Ku- any- - good and eventually to have great In- "But," says Dr. Smith, "they "An era of railway building from his railroad management and that his son Louis will succeed his chief and, but hav been unable to get hio ranks, as displayed in tho Bul- muttn't and the fluence both ln Industrial and political go the getting 'development assistant, Pendleton. ono from island who will run cock-and-bu- there with intention of of steam navigation is that letin, over a tl story that I affairs, if they go there to stay, ac- Irlch (piick and exploiting the native advancing. But no concession.') are to against Rice. the Matson steamer Lurllne had been cording to Dr. Arthur H. Smith, who industries to their own advantage. be granted to foreigners. If Americans PUBLICITY FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS. Originally, too, there were (our; sent on a special trip, to Hllo to car- Is stopping In Honolulu on his way to "The Chinese aro determined to wish to tak hold, they be hon- WASHINGTON, April 13. The House Committee on Elections Oahu men on the Kuhlo side who ry Jos. P. Cooke, who was to meet mutt China where he has resided for forty control the evolution of Chinese Indus- est, for no such disgraceful operation the Henry bill for giving publicity to campaign funds. wanted to go to Chicago, and to sat- the big island and tho Maui delega- 'years. try and they aro not going to let for- as was perpetrated there by the Amer- isfy tho quartet an excus for cutting tions and work them for all he was to Dr. Smith, China has eigners get hold of the richest con ican railway syndicate will bo toler- BIG FIRE IN OMAHA. out Kauai camo easy. This is that worth, on way baok, In in- the tho an unlimited greatness of future be- cession.! and exploit them for their ated. OMAHA, April 13. A fire in th business section of th city has Rico will run anyway and a big part terest of the Taft League. This yarn fore her and Americana have the op- own individual gain. j Advice to Americans. ln a loss of $350,000. of Kuhlo fight Is" to keep Itice was spoiled In the advance by the Bulle- portunity of being an important fac- "China has a wonderful industrial' "If Americans wish to take part In from being elected, at the National tin itself, which common in with the tor iu the development of the Infant future before, hor. She Is tho oldest this development, they must show a FRENCH ARMY A,VIATOR KILLED. convention, as Hawaii's national com- papers some ago other days sta'eil republic if they go to China with the nountrv in the world end. throuch all human sympathy toward the Infant re- PARIS, April 13. Lieutenant Bancour has been killed by a fall from mitteeman. Of course the first thing ' that the Lurllne was ?oiiig to flilo Idea of remaining there, studying con- the centuries of her existence aB a na- public and must bo honest ln their an aeroplane. 4 to would to dis- do for that end be with the Enterprise's freight brought ditions and working hard for what tion, vast deiKisits of coal and Iron dealings with tho people. by defeating him credit Rico there down from the Coast In the Lurllne Amcrlcnns uy and do, and policies havo been allowed to lie untouched. methods will not bo tolerated. LA FOLLETTE FOR OREGON. hero go re- ' Mr. Cooke did not to Hllo, but they advocate. Especially their meth- "Mining will bo the greatest indus- "There Is going to be a demand for CHICAGO, April 13. Senator La Pollotte will begin a flvo days' tour Thoso whom the Kuhio league had turned to town In tli Mauna Kea ods of education have a considerable try of all. Coal, Iron and cheap labor teachers; instructors In every branch oi Oregon. slated for Chicago were Kuhlo, At- this morning. Breckons and Coelho attraction for tho Chinese nation and are all close at hand. Cheap labor is of learning are needed and wanted. Shingle kinson. and Parker. Colonel (Continued on Page Eight.) If young Americans, especially teach r.bundant. After mining will come (Continued on Page Eight.) Morning Cable Report on page Two.

Nielson I in of Cornerstone HUSBAND NASTILY CONSENTS GOVERNOR KOLOPAPELA

Arrested ,T0 HE'S LIBEL FOB DIVORCE LAND MATTERS S CIE T

Governor Frcar had nothing to say, Kolopapela, the old hump-backe- d p. m. 3:15 Nielson was arrested In Importantly historical itself is the actors participated since the unpleas- sooner without de- mako scenes that offencd his sense of this morning, about the possibility of Hawaiian, well-know- n r v "The the better about town v town by Chief Detective McDufiie this starting of a stately modern school ant parting of the ways. Judge Dole lay," Is what James K. Wtight thinks th eternal fitness of things or wordu his being a candidate for delegate to was-- knocked down by th fender of afternoon. He had given the offlcori building in one of tho newest suburbs took the occasion ln happy manner about his wife's desire to obtain a dl to that effect the Republican national convention. street car No, 46, going east, near the slip at the boat this morning. of Honolulu, but tho laying of tho to assure the former ruler of the land vorce from him. From which it is Jame3 flatly contradicts the wife of Tho governor is busy on land mat- tho depot this afternoon. Tho detectives were on hand when cornerstone of Llliuokalani school of his cordial personal esteem, while evident thut Wright is his own attor- his bosom about using tho grocery ters and he and Land Commissioner Kolopapela was badly bruised about th steamer Mauna Kea arrived this at Kalmuki yesterday combined old Her Majesty received the friendly ney. money for booze. He says he has Tucker had another long conferenci.-thi- s the head and face and was removed looking morning, for Alexander T. and new history of Hawaii In a way overtures with that kindly gracious-nes- s Mrs. Georglana Williams Wright never used any of her money but on morning. Rights of way, roads to Queen's Hospital. Nielson,' a local machinist, for the;ar-res- t to make the event exceedingly strik- which lias earned for her the sues for divorce on tho ground that the other hand has paid some of her nnd valuations had a lot to do with of whom Sheriff Pua wired in- ing. affectionate respect of everybody who her husband is a habitual drunkard bills. the matter, and there still remain structions from Hilo. As tho two chief personages ilgur- - J meets her. that he won't work but lives, off of All tho thanks he got for that wis much to be done beforo the adver- STRAY CATTLE The description was: "si feet 4 in; can ing ln the ceremonies were Queen . There was indeed a burying of the her labor and that he "has become a hearty scolding nnd tho informatio? tisement of the homesteads be yellowish hair, light ches, whit bluo Llliuokalani, the former reigning sov-eteig- past, with all Its heartburnings and rnoro and more of an incnbu3 on her. that Georglana had money of her own proceeded with. eyes, black suit, Panama hat." and Judge Sariford B. Dole, misunderstandings, which was fitly She alleges that he takes the money nnd could pay her own bills. v The governor has not yet express- Neilson was not arrested and he who was called to the leadership of eulogized by tho interment in the cor- she gives him to buy groceries with As to tho "incubus" charge, James ed his opinion of th sanitary com- ANNOY SUBURBS to give McDuf--i either managed Chief the government that superseded the nerstone of tho queen's book, wherein and spends it for booze. "Ho has be- entirely repudiates it. Tho shoe, mission report fie the slip or left the steamer at one - monarchy, first as president of the j the story of her troubled reign is re- come a worthless vagabond and a ko- is on the other foot. It is she of the way ports. ' I on who has been the Incubus. And provisional government and next as lated. rious incubus libelant's happiness t If a man owns a cow and It gcta What he is wanted for is unknown. getting very mad, James says his that of the republic, these Institutions Superintendent Willis T. Pope of and success in life. She has endured) that HAWAII S loose and wanders into his neighbor's bridging period with him many years Georglana has caused him considi the between tho end the bureau of education, presided, for but believes lot, should the cow's owner bo held of the monarchy and annexation to with him on the platform being lead- at the present time that ho Is bu-- able trouble by getting herself inves- ' guilty of a misdemeanor and Iiablo yond tigated under the Edmunds Act. He SIALL MATTERS the United States. ing educationists of the Territory and reform and she' cannot longer to a jail sentence or some other un even goes so far as to state the 5000 NUMBER It was tho first public occasion in the city, members of the legislature, j endure her present condition." that pleasant form of punishment? - I charges real reason for her bringing the suit which these two distinguished char- (Continued on Pago Five.) These seem to pcove James This is a question that the Central K. considerably, for divorce Is that she wants to live An entertainment and garden party for he Is quite sar- Improvement Committee is- likely JUDGE with her paramour. to commemorate tho five thousandth to castic in the reply which h0 writes be asked to answer in the near Wherefore, says James, number of tho Hawaii Shlnpo will be future BOTH with his own pen in hand. H0 denies he consents by EWALIKO THE DESPOT OF given tomorrow afternoon at Toklwa some who would llko to havo it the police court this morning, that h is a drunkard, but admits that to tho divorce, "the sooner the bettor In En (Jas. Robertson's old residence), answered in the afflrmntlve. At any he is not entirely averse to the use without delay." ' jpjnn1 neton, charged with drunk- of rate, they propose asking that some liquor. Howovor, Kanlklnl Ling Soy has been grant- Nuuanu avenuo. h uses It only as much more effective legislation bo en- enness, ws nned $3 and costs. POLITICAL PARTIES IN HILO a ed a dlvprce from Ling Soy on the Tho program will be as follows: stimulant. acted, either by tho Territory or by Ulihla and J. Enos; similarly charg- t. Addresses Honorable W. F. Frear, Neither, ho says, Is he the worth- ground of desertion and ed, were fined a llko amount. governor of Hawaii; Honorable S. county ordinance, for the control of less vagabond she brands him) Noi- Murphy Robinson, charged with Uycno, consul general of Japan; Pro strays than at present exists. ls It true,-a- s fine rage called them to witness she claims, that h0 lost y smashing a show-cas- e belonging to a (Special Correspondence of the Star.i that fessor M. M. Scott, principal McKin-le- Tho loudest howl Just at present speak- running his job ln 1908 and has neglected to LITTLE PLAGUE Chinaman, was fined $3 and costs. HILO, April 11. Politically Lewis and Kealoha were High School; Honorable W. O. coraoB from tho Manoa district, where any find on since. He says that ho re A. Parker, charged with malicious ing tho city of Hilo Is neither flesh, without permission and that Smith; Y. Akai, Fvi., manager Yoko civic pride seems to have a head and signed his job because to injury, was discharged. fowl nor good red herring. Nominally Union man who voted for either of sh used hama Specie Bank; Honorable Ed shoulders lead over the rest of tho ninety-seve- n visit tho placo of his employment nn Mary Aid and Ah Chow, charged about and one half per (Continued on Pago Elghtj AUG TS Towse, representative of tho House; city. with a statutory offense, wore fined cent of tho voters are Republicans Honorable L. A. Thurston. "It's discouraging under the prosent $15 and $35 respectively. nnd have signed the Republican roll Reports from tho chief Inspector of Entertnlnmont Mr. T. KatBumuma system," declarod ono irate Rain Val- per kindly M. Santos, who used Manuel Roma but the other two and on half WANTS CHILDREN HEALTH EXHIBIT the hoard of health on Hawaii show lies consontod to explain lin ley dwollor yesterday. "Hero we aro fold dic- English tho meaning and significance as a football, was fined $15 and cent who aro outside the that during tho month of March no bolng urged to romovo our fe'nces !ar v or of tho drama nnd dances. ogthetlc yet costs. tate the nomination and election less than S7-1- rats and mongoose' roarons, and wo hav no delegates and ofilco On thoStnge 1, a Japanese drama means provonting the Republican wer killed and examined In the a effective for our TO AID FIGHT DREWA CROWD played by children; 2, holders. The potent two and a Hat? district In this huge total six the Stork lawns and shrubbery from being and Danco; 3, a per cent Is David Ewaliko, official only thrco plague Infected rats woro Turtlo dance, cu.itom marred or destroyed by cattle, horsos FATAL FAL of 200 years r.go; 4, Fern-sollo- r labor union organizer and head of the W. M. Glffard, director of tho fruit At tho Normal School last eveniii" discovered. This is considered to be the and other live stock which careless Dance, by seven children; 5, Tokyo Democratic party. Before tho prim- fly campaign, has writton to Superln-ten-t an Interesting lantorn show, with a remarkably satisfactory, from tho people choose to let use the roads as Festival Danco. ary election on Saturday ho called Pope, of tho public instruction standpoint of tho board of health. pasturos. It is ovon claimed that un- lecturo on health conditions, diow a In the Garden 1, Japanese fonelng; F ROM the Union together and directed then department, asking him to seoK tho Chief Inspector Bowman has boon der the laws wo havo no damago fair sized crowd to the building. The 2, Japaneso jugglery; 3, archory con- - to name the delegates from tho two cooperation of tho principals of all claim against strays unless wo havo 1 in tho Hamakua district for some tost. Hllo precincts to tho Republican cor tho schools, in tho crusado against tuberculosis exhibition of tho board wool; our places fenced with n legal fenco. time past Ho loft there this Tho guests of all nationalities aro An inquest will be held this even- vention, but beforo taking this ac- the pest of health was a feature, tho ex,plana In any ovent, It Is nn oxtremoly diffi- for Kona and Is expected to reach Invited to mako themselves at homo tion ho went into executive session It Is well known children oft- tory nddress being dellvored by Dr. cult and tape-woun- d tafck to got any ing on the body of Klnjlro Nakamurn, that Hllo today. at tho refroflhmont booths whoro tho rest of tho two and a naif en tako a bite or two out of man- Sinclair. damagoB from such Invasion." u Japaneso boy, who was thrown from with the Prosldont Pratt, of tho board of fair Golsha of Nippon will attend to per selected Austin, Beers, goes away. exhibition Is on dally It is understood that tho question a wagon yestorday afternoon and kill- cent and and then throw tho rest The view at health, Is on Molokal at prosent, but entertain thorn. ed. Desha, Osorlo and Keaaumoku for Theso leavings form Idoal breeding tho Normal School and It Is woll ho is oxpocted back In Honolulu to- will bo brought up at tho next meet- Bohn-onber- g y ing H and soino other boys woro sit- the fifth, nnd Rose, Namahoe, places for tho fruit fly, and tho con worth visiting. Tho models, pictures' morrow morning. He wrltos socro-tar- ARMY ORDERS. of tho Improvomcntors, whoso leg pre- If - ting on a wagon which was being and Sllva for the fourth sequence Is that tho post spreads nnd other contrivances which display Kirk Porter to the offect that he Recont orders from headuartors, islation committee will probably bo unloaded on tho John Ena road, when cinct. He then directed his merry tho advantages and disadvantages ofj lms found ovorythlng running woll nt Department of Hawaii, aro to tho fol askod to wrostlo with tho subject a passing auto frightened tho animal men to sign tho Republican roll. It Is suggosted by Glffard that th good and had hoalth conditions ore' tho Settlement, and that things could lowing offect: A complaint was received from Pa-- J harnessed to tho vohicl and It ran Now Supervisor Lowls nnd Itoid teachers at tho schools instruct the ory striking and many a good les- not bo hotter. Sergeant Millard M. Barnwell, lolo valley about stray cattle by tho away. Luna ICoaloha aro Union mon but the children not to throw half-oate- n fruit son can bo learned from them. Troop G, Fifth Cavalry, will procoed hoard of supervisors last night, which, Tho boys, with the exception of peerless loader did not seo his way away on tho stroots or tho piny-ground- It is planned to take the oxhlbltlo-t- " Doputy Collootor Bort Heilhron, of to Schoflold Barracks, roportlng upon may load to tho onactlng of nn ordin- jumped safely to tho ground, clear to permit thorn to become can- It Is planned to educate the diffornt parts of tht city, and the tho Internal Revunue office, is now arrival to his troop commandor, for ance. but the unfortunate Jap was thrown didates and ordered them to quit. On children In tho way tlioy should go, next placo will probably bo tho a on Maul, whoro ho is Inspecting the small arms target prnctlco. On com- .V.V.V.V.V.W.V.-.W.VA- W of the thorn de- Gymnasium, which Barn-wo- to tho ground and landed on his election day tho roprosontatlvo nnd to train to tho habit of is consider alCupnkalua winery. Hellbron attond pletion of this practice Sorgoant ll to tako offect on or about April 30, head. mighty Gompers went In state to the positing romalns of fruit In barrels od to bo an Ideal location for tho cd to tho opening of tho Hllo distil will bo roturnod to duty at thoso 1912, Is granted First LieutSnant exhibit, Ho died a few minutes lator from Wniakea polling placo and summoned or boxes that aro provided for the whoro peoplo who are most lcry, and reports tho conborn to be headqunrtbrs. George L. Morrison, Fifth Cavalry, his good mon beforo blm and in a purpose. In need of Instruction can attend. running full Loavo f r concussion of tho brain blast. of absonce for two mouths, Schoflold Barracks, 1 1 TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 13. 1(12 P nerA rrom Hemrtpn but Iwl on H E HAWAIIAN STAR bor.nl IO.OTiO aaokt n( imfar, WHUli DAILY MLWIMKLY. ah It ttlnrhanrtng lfly at nuiroau wharf, ami om how. toy Shipping m Dllf iwltUahwl evry afternoon (MMpt SumUy) th Hawaiian Htar And Waterfront News NeWSrrw AMoelatlon, Ltd.. 116-11- 1 MerrWaat Strvti BATTSniSS DESIGNED 'T ' gers will ho lauded here. II. 8. Itlcknrd, Geo. Mtinilon, .1, Lewis, FOR ELECTRIC HATS Henehtlu Booond-oJa- n nattor nurod at the l'elofflce t as wall PORT TODAY The Mongolln, which Is scheduled to Miss Kinney, Master Kinney, L. O. CHICAGO. Mnrch HI. An native de- DENUDEBjnmPPING nrrlvo on tho samo dale, lira not yet Maltland and wife, Miss Lesllo, W. mand for "liioandoscont hats," tho boon Dp BUIIBORIITION RATMS, PAYAULB IN AUVANOB. hoard from. On this some dale Haley, H. Merrlwothor, Master first of which wore displayed horoaov-ora- l tho Wllholmlua is duo nnd the Lurllne Mello, Mrs. Abdul and son, II. H. Rol-be- "fBhtflr, anywhere In the Islands, por month I .76 days ago during tiio convention - mils. It is also possible that the liar-iwllo- It. K. Nnlpo, S. Kanohallua, II Dally, anywhere In tho Islands, throo months..... 2.00 Over-Se-a of drcstiuakers, has caused tho Com- Fleet Reduced to Four Wind- which may bo anywhoro n I Holstoln, W. a, Allen nnd wife, 0. Dally, anywhoro In tho Islands, six momths 4.00 monwealth Edison Company to get Naka-mura- , 0 Gibraltar and Honolulu, but Is Sakal, Rov. Y. Dally, anywhoro In tho Islands, ono year Buchholtz, Jas. out a number of designs, all operated 12.00 jammersHongkong Maru is Fum- about duo, will arrlvo in which enso 3 R. 1). Moid, Daily, to foreign countries, one yonr wlfo and children, from small dry bsttorles In tho crown year 2.00 tho cuBlonyj and Immigration people, A. J. Williamson, J. B. anywhoro in the IslandA.ono igatedPersia due Tuesday E. H. Patton, of tho hat. Ono now design woa Band-Weekl- y to say nothing of tho marlno hospital to Foreign countries, one year S00 Laau, M. Furtado, T. N. Nalellchua, In windows yesterday. It corps, will hayo ono of tho biggest the Advertising ratoa supplied upon request R. H, Makckau, Jffe Pcriz, W. M. S. contains tiny orango bulbs, about tho days In tho history of the port. Tho Win. D. MANAGER hug Inter-Islan- Lindsay, A. Ahrens, A. Morrison, L. TIMMON8 It boon many months since the sols and tho d Bhips, there slzo and shnpo of small tangerines, Harpallon Itself is looked forward to H. P. Beckley, wind-jammer- ,Hookanul, H. Parker, Business offlco telephone, 2365; postofflio box, 360. harbor of Honolulu 1ms been bo baro aro just four s in port and connected with green wires with no llttlo nnxlety nnd if sho hap- ' Bot-tlcso- n, of shipping Coast', wife, 2 children and nurse, A. V. looped orango blos- from Oriental and this morning and no steamers. Ship- pens along on tbe samo day with a big with and othor ports W. T. Robinson. E. F. Delnert, Australian as It was this morn- ping men remarked upon this fact, steamer from tho Orient with a full soms in decorative fashion. ing. ves- - Joe FrcitaB, B. Goodness, J. L. Coke, Now completed Asido from the government and tho most casual observers missed rttccrago and two steamers from tho designs, to bo this T. B. Lyons, J. W. Halemanu, S. Ku- tho forests of masts and spars which Coast thcro will bo a congestion in the week, will imltato rosebuds and all Iceanic Steamship Company ala, Rev. S. K. Kallua, S. M. Kanaka-nul- , for- THE MAIL8. usually top tho warehouses along tho port which will mako Honolulu's har- sorts of flowers In which tho bulb W. Wilcox, Mrs. E. Hardy. Miss planned To San Francisco, por Persia, waterfront. Tho Foohng Suoy, tho bor look liko a Fampan covo on tho mation can figure. It Is also April 16. B. McCorrlston, J. P. Cooke, F. F. weight Helene, tho S. N. Castle and tho A. lee side of Hawaii. to relievo tho of tho electric Sierra Schedule From San Francisco, por Mongolia, B. Baldwin, H. A. Baldwin, St C. So-yre-s, hat by carrying a battery In tho cor- Johnson were tho only vessels INTER-ISLAN- ARRIVALS. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE 8. r. April 10 W. Rickard, B. sage. cauva a r. from oversoas in tho D. Kumau, J. left harbor this Tho Inter-Islan- d steamers Mauna To tho Orient, per Mongolia, April morning to justify K. Keakl, C. Wilcox, J. M. Bright 10 APR. 16 its existence I.oa and Mauna Kea arrived In port AR.I0 . ... APR. I APR...... 16. Next Sun Kul Fong, Yeo Kong Yin, 11. W. When tho suffragettes get what week's arrrlvnls will certainly u APRIL O20 ArRIL 20 MAY 1 MAY 7 From tho Orlont, per Persia, Apiil this morning, tho former from Breckons, Miss McDonald, G H. Dunn, mako up for the deficiency of this they are after and an election goes MAY 11 MAY 17 MAY 22 MAY 28 16. with sugar and the latter from F. Low, A. Costa. old-time- Jr., Master J. wrong a man will have ono thing 18 week, but tho along tho passen- JTJNH 1 JUNE 7 JUNE 12 JUNE To Australia, per Zealandla, April Hilo and way ports with a big Tho brought no passcn- - waterfront wero inclined to unfavor- Mauna Loa moro to blamo on his wife. JUNE 22 JUNE 28 JULY 3 JULY 9 24. ger list, including delegates to tho able comparisons of tho present show- From Australia, per Marama, April Territorial conventions, and a small ing with that of ten years ago, when RATES from Honolulu to Ban Francisco: First Glass, 66; Round Trip, 23. cargo of general freight, that part of tho harbor whore 9110. Family Room, extra. tho Tho Mauna Kea reported pleasant Thetis now Hc3 used to bo crowded Reservations will not be held than Forty-Eig- ht hours prior to weather on both tho outward and Baltimore Sun later wind-jamme- Heaters with from be advertised sailing time unless tickets arc paid for In tulL Australia homeward trips without incident She snirriita ih port. and the Coast awaiting berths. They further reports tho Maui at Koliala-kle- , Honolulu, Oct. 27, 1911. sometimes forget that a steamer now FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO (Government duo here Sunday with sugar from My Vessels.) brings moro ono flvo Dear Mr. Axtell: in trip than Oekala U. S. N. tug Navajo Is- wind-jamme- and Kohalalclo and cattle from Mare did In the old days, but At Mr. land, July 20. from Maul, tho Wallelo at Honokaa, the suggestion of Trent I have a day like this certainly does rob tho U. S. R. C. Thetis, from Seattle, tho Kalulanl and Kauai at Kukufha- - taken in a sun-heat- er, and with such good re- rewer & Co., Ltd. port of tho businesslike aspect which February 11. ele, tho Claudlno and Mlkahala at GENERAL AGENTS. Is usually associated with thriving sults that I sorry for any one who has to (Merchant Vessels.) Lahaina. The barkeTitlno Emlgh sail- - feel ports. This afternoon tho Logan and up way Helene, from Aberdeen, March 18. . cd Friday from Hilo for tho Coast put with the old of heating water for tho Hongkong Maru will brighten I S. N. Castle, from Makatea, March in ballast The schooners Patterson things up a llttlo and next Tuesday domestic use. If the sun shines one hour a day 22. and Spokano are discharging at tho tho harbor folk will be busy enough. I get the hot water I want. Canadian-Australi- Go Foobng Suoy, from Now York railroad wharf In Hilo and the 11. P. all an Royal Mail Steamship LOGAN THIS AFTERNOON. March 25. I Rlthot, which wont out of her0 In tow There is no trouble about and no The transport Logan will arrive in it, A. B. Johnson, from Gray's Harbor, of tho Lurllne, was at Mahukona yes-- . this port 4 o'clock cost beyond the cost of April 3. at this afternoon terday loading sugar. Tho Mauna installation. Bteamera of above line running In connection with tho CANADIAN-PACIFI- C and dock at tho Oceanic wharf, ac Very the VESSELS DUE HERE. Kea's cargo included 1117 feet of ohia truly yours, RAILWAY COMPANY, between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, cording to a dispatch received at the From 8an Francisco lumber. WALTER 6. SMITH. W. W., and calling at Victoria, B. Honolulu and Auckland, N. Z. local quartermaster's depot. 6. C Wilhelmlna, April 16 Tho passengers on tho Mauna Kea FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. WILHELMINA'S WIRELESS RE- r Mongolia, April 16. were tho following: B. ZEALANDIA APR. 24 8. S. MARAMA APR. 23 PORT. a Honolulan, April 23. Dr. W. H. Davis K. G. 8. 8. MARAMA MAY 21 S. S. MAKURA... MAY 21 A wireless messago was received and wife, Nippon Maru, April 23 Swift and wife, E. B. S. MAKURA JUNE 19 S. S. ZEALANDIA JUNE 18 from tho Matson steamer Wilhelmlna Mrs. U. Coulter, Sierra, April 26. s W. B. ZEALANDIA JULY 17 S. a. MARAMA JULY 16 last night by the local ngent.3 announc Faville and wife, H. H. Ander- 8. S. Tenyo Maru, April 30. ing that sho was then 1072 miles off son, Mrs. H. R. Phelps, Miss Phelps, From Australia, Mrs. J. Sebastian, Mrs. J. A. Gauger, CALLING AT 8UVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. port and would arrive here Tuesday Marama, April 23. morning and dock at tho Hackfeld Misses Bradshaw (2), Mrs. S. Brad-eha- 1 . . I . . Makura, May 21. wahrf. Sho is bringing seventy-nin- e Miss A. Walker, Mrs. L. K. Zealandla, Juno 18. cabin passengers, fifteen in the steer Walker, R. J. Gaffney, Miss S. D. Theo. H Davies & Co., Ltd., Gei'l Agents Marama, July 1. age, 501 sacks of mail, ten automo-'bllcrc- , Forstcr, Miss M. Christopherson, Dr From " OS tho Orient. 111 packages of express and A. Irwin, H. Irwin, A. L. Moses, C. H. Persia, April 16. 2030 tons of cargo. For Hilo the has Hitchcock, H. J. Lyman, E. M. Osorio, Korea, April 23. 1045 tons of cargo. According to this D. Namahoe, S. W. Kailelhoa, C. Wea-therbe- Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Shlnyo Maru, April 30. report sho Is encounter 4g fresh north- E. H. 4ustln, O. W. Rose, J. Siberia, May 7. east winds and a moderato sea. Bohncnberg, D Ewallkoo, W. H. Beers, China, May 14. I HONGKONG MARU ARRIVES. E. da Sllva, A. M. Cabrinha, J. W Bteamera of the above company will call at Honolulu and leava this Manchuria, May 21. Tho Japanese steamer Hongkong Aldron, Miss C. Held, J. M. Ross, T r port on or about the dates mentioned below: Chlyo Maru, May 28. Maru, from Manzanlllo and South J. Fitzpatrick, C. H. Brown, J. H. For the Orient: For San Francisco. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. American porta, dropped anchor off Townsend, Mrs. Paa and child, Mrs. B. S. MONGOLIA APR. 16 S. S. PERSIA APR. 16 For San Francises. port this morning at teven o'clock and C. A. Cash, Miss O. Horner, G. T. B. PERSIA MAY 11 S. S. KOREA APR. 23 Lurllno, April 16. underwent a five-hou- r fumigation be- a Coulter and wife, J. Young, D. Mv SHOWING TWO BALTIMORE SUN HEATERS IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. S. S. SIBERIA MAY 7 Persia, April 16 fore coming into the harbor. This Corriston, K. B. Van Harlinger, .1. C. S. S. CHINA MAY 14 Korea, April 23. it: steamer, manned entirely by Japanese Mocine, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Harris- Will caH at Manila. Wilhelmlna, April 24. from Captain H. HinoKuraa down to on, F. H. Lamb and wife, D. G. May. - e tho boy who peels J. C AXTELL Shlnyo Maru, April 30. potaties, brings no C. Wolters, L. Sing Cho, wife anil, 1048-105- " passengers no 0 AIAKRA STRFRT For general Information apply to For Australia. ""; ' and mail for Honolulu child, D. F. North, H. H. Maynard, P. O. BOX 642. Zealandla, Apri: 24. hut will land COO tons of nitrates hero PHONE 2515. H. Hackfeld & Co., Agents Marama, May 22. ' " and will take on 300 tons of coal while Makura, Juna 19. in port. She has on bocrd thirteen Zealandla, Qly 12. cabin passengers and a big steerage Marama, August 14. for tho Orient, and 2400 tons of fer- Matson Navigation Co.'s Schedule, 1912 For the Orient. tilizer In tho through cargo. Sho will probably sail for Yokohama, DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN 8AN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. Mongolia, April 16. other Nippon Maru, April 23. Japaneso ports and Hongkong, on Arrive from San Francisco. Sail for San Francisco. Tuesday. B. 8. LURLINE APRIL 10 S. S. HONOLULAN APR. 3 Tenyo Maru, April 30. SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT. 8. S. W1LHELMINA APRIL 16 S. S. LURLINE APRIL 16 Persia, May 11. Tho Mauna Kea reports tho follow- B. S. HONOLULAN APRIL 23 S. S. WILHELMINA APRIL 24 Korea, May 16. ing quantities of sugar awaiting ship 8. S. LURLINE MAY 8 S. S. HONOLULAN MAY 1 Shlnyo Maru, May 24. ment In variouh Island ports: Olaa S. S. LURLINE MAY 14 Siberia, May 3L 30,200 bags, Waickea 20,000, Hawaii Mill 6200, Hilo Sugar Co. 21,500, Ono-me- a . a. a. mionian sails irom seattio lor Honolulu direct on or about April INTER-ISLAN- SAILINGS. 24,228, Pepoekco 14,200, Honomu 20. For Hawaii Ports via Maul. S000, Hakalau 30,400, Laupahoehoe Mauna Koa, I.-- I. B. N. Co., every 19,000, Kalwiki 5C00. Kukaiau (P.) CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., GENERAL AGENT8. For this ideal Tuesday. 1739, Kukaiau (M.) 29S2, Hamakua climate what could be more suitable for furnishing a living room Claudlne, Inter-Islan- d 8. N. Co., Mill 17,800, Paauhau 22,300, Honoksa bed room, or lanai than very Friday. 7700, Kukuihaelo 2000, Punaluu 15,-58- American-Hawaiia- n Co. For Maul, via Molokal. Honuapo 10,106. Steamship Mlkahala every Tuesday. PERSIA HEARD FROM. i For Kauai Ports. re- ft- - Tho Pacific Mall steamer Persia FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every 1.-- sixth day. W. G. Hall, L 8. N. Co every ported to tho local agents last night Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South hursday, by wireless that .she would arrive hero Hand-Wroug- Brooklyn. I.-- mMjgfe Kinau, L S. N. Co., every Tuesday. Tuesday at three p. m from tho Ori- ht FROM 8EATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: For Kona and Kau Ports. ent with 500 tons or rrelght on board S. ALASKAN TO 3 I.-- S. SAIL ABOUT MAY Kllauea, I. 8. N Co., alternate for this port and, including cabin end ( S. S. ARIZONAN , TO 14 SAIL ABOUT MAY Tuesdays and Fridays. Asiatic steerage, about 200 passen S. S. VIRGINIAN TO SAIL ABOUT MAY 25 For further Information apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD, Agenta, Honolulu. Morning Cable Report D. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent Willow (Continued from Page One.) Furniture

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, April 13. General Orozco announced yester- Toyo Kisen Kaisha. day that ho would not acknowledge tho right of Consul Letcher, the American representative, to interfere in citi- his treatment of American It is light, cool, and comfortable zens until his government had been recognized at Washington. and comes in most artistic designs. We are Bteamera of above Company showing an the will call at and leave Honolulu on or unusually large and complete line, comprising Bed-Koo- CITY OF MEXICO, April 13. American engineers and conductors Arm Chairs and Rockers, m about tho dates mentioned below: Chairs, employed on the Mexican national railways will leav0 tho service of the Tables, Stools, Jardiniers, Fern Baskets, Dog Baskets, Golf Baskets ' FOR THE ORIENT: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: lines Wednesday, as their presence hnu been the cause of much friction bassinets, Hampers, etc., in natural willow. CHIYO MARU 1 13. nominal APR. TENYO MARU APR. 5 PHILADELPHIA, April Tho Republican presidential primaries will At a very charge we can stain any shade to suit your particular require- 8. 8. NIPPON MARU 23 8. S. MARU be A ments, APR. SHINYO APR. 80 held in this state today. (Preliminary canvass shows sixty delegates or make cushions of cretonne, taffeta, etc., to harmonize with summer draperies. 8. S. TENYO MARU APR. 30 S. S CHIYO MARU MAY 28 for Taft and sixteen for Roosovclt. 8. 8. SHINYO AARU MAY 21 S. S. NIPPOON MARU. . . .JUNE 18 LYNN, Mass., April 13. Georgo Marsh, a wealthy manufacturer, was Calls SEE OUR WINDOW at Manila omitting call at Shanghai. mysteriously murdered here last hlght. His body was found in his auto-mobil- DISPLAY Castle & Cooke, Ltd., Agents WASHINGTON, April 13. Th0 senate yesterday passed tho army ap- propriation bill carrying $95,314,710. GREENVILLE, Miss., April 13. Tho leveo nineteen miles north of this city broke last night and It is feared that sixty townships will be WHEN THE under wator boforo It can bo repaired. ' UNION-PACIFI- TRANSFER CO. NEW YORK, April 13. Tho ralhoad ongineers who voted yesterday HANDLE YOUR BAGGAGE IT GETS ON THE RIGHT to go on strike demand increases in salary varying from 2 to 10 por STEAMER. cent. Tho managers In replying pointed out that it would cost sovon Office King St., next Young Had. Telephones 1874 and 1875. million dollars to comply with tho demand nnd would bankrupt many small roads. TMMRHHHHfllHHMHIHflBflflHBHHHHHHHHHH 1 liPlMIIPSfHP

TIlRBff rilK HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1912.

SPORTBy H. M. AYRE8. N EMS $2.50 SHOE Pride of The Army Maui Girlies Played

v Now Matched With In Splendid Form Of Ladie aples of Buffalo With Priory $3.50 Stars 4.00 5.00 WAILUKU, April 13. An- night game. It was just like turning LPREEDKCo Shoe The St. nflCMCSTEtl H.Y. drews' Priory baskotball team, to- them looso among a bunch of wild 6.00 cats. Walluku scored tho first point gether wtlh their coach, Miss i, within r. minute of tho beginning of arrived by the Mauna Kea play, and kept on scoring almost at Tuctday nllght and were met at Mc- will throughout tho game. Honolulu Commencing Saturday April 13 Gregor's by a large dolegatlon from played well, but they wero bewildered Walluku. Tho girls woro taken In with tho dazzling speed of the Wallu- charge, every given ku forwards. COO and caro them, LOT NO. 1. Wo wilt havo on sale pairs LOT No. 3. but from lator developments this care The Honolulu forwards wero also of short lines of fine shoes at 175 Pairs of Women's Dress was of tho nature of the South Afri- fnnt, but tho close, determined guard 90 pair Pumps and Ankle Straps Oxfords. can cannibals who so tonderly caro for ing of Miss Wilcox and Ah Choy Mado of Black and Tan Leath- extraordinary reductions, in- Choice of Pntont Colt or fine missionaries beforo outing them, but mado It almost impossible for them to ern, light heavy Tie, or soles. cluding Laird Schobor & Co.'s Vicl Kid, Gun Metal and Tan Is another story. do anything like cffectlvo work. Ernia that Bow and Bucklo effects. E. P. & Co.'s and other Russia. French, Cuban and The First Game. Wodohouso at center would not bo Rcd Laird, Schobor & Co. E. P. Military Heels. Suitable for Tho game of basketball was denied, and In the ltttcr part of tho and well known makes. flrtt dress or wear. played Wednesday evening, and all gamo the Honolulu center had no Reed & Co. makes, ?4 to ?G. Tho styles aro correct in every street $3.50 and $5.00 values. through tho game It was plain to left with which to opposo her. respect. Boots, Purnpa and Ox- was 21 to 10. everyone who has seen tho local team Tho final tcore Sale $2.50 fords in Black, White and Tan. In practice, that It was their courtesy The Championship. kJ? vS Sale Wo havo all sizes and widths in $2.50 to tho visitors which mado them so Tho deciding game will bo played ,s will LOT NO. 2. tho entire lot but not always of tame. They Just played fast enough Monday night, and tho winners LOT NO. 4. to keep tho Honolu'u champions in be tho undisputed champions of the 100 pairs Women's Lace Boots. each Individual style. However nothing Vilands. Judging by tho playing of 235 pairs Tan and Low Shoes. eight, but could Induce them Some of patent kid, others of thcro is an endless variety of to i.how their true lighting spirit, and tho two teams so far, it looks very Oxford.?, Sailor Tics, Ankle flno vlcl kid, turn or welt exten- too shapes and atyles to chooso Pump thus Honolulu won by a score of 12 much Uko a win for Walluku. Straps and offects. Mado from. It will pay you to attend to 9. After tho game Thursday evening, sion soles. A varioty of too of imported leathers, Brown Tables Turned. the largo party present went down on shapes to choose from. Mostly this salo and secure two or Vicl and Suede. Turn and wolt soles. But, what a rude shock these Hono- the floor and enjoyed the dancing to Laird Schober make. more pairs at this price before $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 lulu players received In tho Thursday the music of tho Kai's orchestra. tho sizes becomo broken. ?4.50 to ?C00 value,?. values. A saving of $1.00 to $3.50 per Sale $2.50 pair. Sale $2.50 5 Sale Will Continue All Next Week DANNY LEARY.

VmiTiP- - f!nnlts of Buffalo. Now York, or for tho nast eight years and has and Denny Leary of the United States fought all over the mainland. Among tried con- - Manufacturer's Shoe Army wero matched last night to box those with whom he has twelve rounds at 148 pounds rim?-- elusions aro such well-known boxers side on tho evening of Saturday, as Young Glbbs, Billy Uhodes, clar-- Company May 3. ence ungiisn, jacK w imams, ubu - A weight and appearance of ?50 has Seddons and Frank Stanley, 1051 Fort Street 1051 Fort Street been posted by both parties. I His last contest was with "The Tho bout will bo boxed under clean Black Dynamo," with whom no - The-loca- l public- have taught--a draw at Fort Leavenworth shown a preference for this stylo of a few months ago. boxing and their wishes have been "The Black Dynamo" had a Bhort respected in the present match. time previously disposed of "Cy- - Who Caples Is. , clone" Williams in easy style. Young Caples arrived hero a short Hoao Had Chance, time ago and Is engaged in cngi-- 1 The original Idea was to match neerlng work. Last year ho won tho Jim Hoao with Leary and the native amateur championship and Bill Huihui appeared at the LATEST NEWS OF HALEIWA RAGE off by the Buffalo Athletic to talk matters over laBt Club. There wero twenty entrants night FICTI men. Leary wanted Hoao to make 158 .r.--l and Caples knocked out all his and this cannot bo done in a week. As professional Caples has met pounds ringside for his but this Jim a walking event to bo held in connec- There is such a thing as overdoing K. O. route sucU lofused to do. He would fight Leary and defeated by the matters, however, and many long-distanc- e Buf- - catchwelghts or at all. tion with the Halelwa races on June good men as Freddie Welsh of at not raco has been left on tho road Hoao said night weigh-an- 11. Both tho" Kahalewai boys falo, Jack Malvy of Butte, Montana; last that he have in trial spins. Buffalo, none of cd with his clothes on ICG pounds, Red Roso of signified their Intention of compotlug Building-u- p work is what Is needed you can make 158 pounds whom lasted longer than four rounds. "Then and they are sure to make a fine and the attainment of such physicu! na-- easily enough," said Leary. Caples Is 27 years old and is a showing. condition as will allow of tho great . not going to make any weight," tlve or Tennessee. "I'm A number of runners were noticed est possible effort being made on tho replied "It will bo catchwwtfhts Something of Leary. Jim; on the road last night and training day of the raco without unpleasan or nothing. I am working at my trade 0 Denny Leary, known as tho hero of for tho long grind has started in ear- consequences resulting. carpenter and 1 can't afford to lay 100 battles, is 35 years of age and is of nest. The Prize List. - to reduce." We have a large stock of all a member of Co. I, Engineers, recent- oft in order Nigel Jackson will go out tomorrow The following additional prizes the ly Do Russy. "Then I guess there's nothing do- - arrived at Fort with several others and Wilson Feag- - have been donated. army off and ing," said Leary. Ho has been in the ler who has two thirds to his credit E. O. Hall & Son $5 merchandise New Spring May Box Bauer, Ficiton. A Number in the aHleiwa races of tho past, is order. Leary told Hoao that there was a doing his conditioning between Wat-ertow- n Hawaiian Star Six months sub- simnir vounir d boxer at WHAT'S DOING and Pearl Harbor. scription. of Books by the Most Popular ' Fort Do Russy who would bo will Dal Fahy sends word that ho will Manhattan Cafo $G meal ticket. ing to meet the Hawaiian In about be hero for tho race and If he com- M. Mclnerny Ltd. ?5 Stetson hat two monthB' time. His name Is Bauer Authors have just been published. petes hei may bo expected to make a D. F. Thrum Fountain pen. oooooooooooocoooo and ho has shown considerable class O Baseball. 0 hold bid for first honors. Hawaiian Soda Works Six dozen with the gloves. Hoao said that ho O April 14. Baseball sports, Necessity of Training. assorted flavors. would talk business with him when O Athletic Park Two months is none too long to de- Territorial Messenger Servico $ O April 18.-6-ahu Junior Base-- O vote to getting into sbapo for such laundry at Young Laundry. League meeting, Notley J" a raco as that over tho Halelwa There will bo a meeting of all in O ball and tho match with Leary was quick fo Hall, 8 p. m. course. The wind, logs and stomach terestcd in tho ofTices of C. F Cull lv made. o May G.-- Oahu Senior League O, must bo got into proper condition lingworth on Monday at 7:30 p. m o season opens. Bmi... . I Those- willing boxers. Trier of tho o Tennis. 1 ' hoped that tho team from town will o April Id. iMunoa icimia w . , . MOOS E ZE give a good account of Itself on that o Club tournament for G. G. O ' occasion, at which time It will bo The Crossroads Bookshop, rnnntpH 'Ltd mn in nmv nml mnv-- tin nn-- - OH o Guild trophy. O i - j " - pitted against tho team from nmong to come through with a rattling go. o Shooting. q tho members at Lollohua, which from Young Gans and Kupa, "Tho Jaw- - o April 17. Hawaiian Gun o! SE TEAM all reports Is a strong one. AH aspir- breaker," aro candidates for the otuor Young Hotel Building O Club's weekly shoot, ICakaako O ants for a placo on team aro preliminary and one. of them will be tho O traps. O to put In nn appearance for maicneu, proviueu a buiwuib uiijjuu O Golf. O In keeping with tho custom of tho practice as Indicated. cnt can bo found. O April 28. Roederer prize O Mooso on mainland, 122 order the where Young Gans weighs pounds and 1 o play. O tho social features of tho organization C V? X J" h-- ff V V V V J JjS!? f? 8 will glvo or ta.o thrco pounds. Kupa o Boxing. O aro considered to be among tho most boxes at about 1C5 pounds and Is In o April 18. Woodward vs. O valuable of its assets, and to which is 1 lamas, C. A. U Aalas and Muhocks. son reforeed. Wallaco Saffroy and S. throne on which is seated a divinity, - the lightweight class. o Bauersocks, 15 rounds, Lolle- O attributed tho wonderful growth of I SPORTDRIFT ICnhalowal woro timokeepors. Many of tho figured aro playing clt O Both boys will bo glad to hear from o hua. In a Bhort time, Hono- haras. ; challengers, who should address their the order such Last 'night in tho Palama gym tho o May 3. Young Caples vs. O J I J J J i J J . & to tho sporting edi- lulu I)dgo No. 800 has organized a Kalihl girls' basketball team defeated POMPEII SUFFRAGE The walls of ono house ar.o plaa Denny Lcnry, 12 rounds. O communications - o among - j An attempt by the Hawalls to pur- terod with with,1' baseball team from its thou- the In the second basketball PLEAS UNEARTHED white stuccl covered o Marathon. O tor of the Star. Barney Joy Palamas sand mombors, which bids fair to cliaso of tho Stars and par- inscriptions. They aro supposed to Juno 11. Halelwa running, O game of a scrips, the score being 39 LONDON, April 3. Additional o rank high In tho baseball world hero, Bushnell of tho P. A. C. Is causing havo been written by women whoso cycling races. O BEST TREATMENT FOR WHOOP- to 23. Tho first gamo was won by ticulars regarding tho now excava o walking and especially in fraternal circles. A call troublo In tho Senior League names are written aslant beneath ia Swimming. O ING COUGH. tho Palamas. A third game will ho' tions at Pompeii aro glvon In tho Dal o preliminary practice haB been Is- o angular characters between Runic and' meet. O Whooping cough la not dangerous lor played In tho near future. ly Mall, which says that about eight o April 20. Boys' Club Latin. Tho iraorlntion comnoaod bv when tho cough Is kopt looso and ex- sued by Manager J. J. Sullivan to til There will bo a meeting of tho Oahu Tho Hnoup: houses in the street of Abundanco, . Juno 11. A A. U. swimming O o thoso members' who have previously leading amphlthontor, thoso women runs: o championships. O pectoration easy by giving Chamber- Junior Basoball Leaguo nt Notloy Hall Kalihl B. Guorrcro (captain), C. toward tho havo boon signified their intontions to make tho rovoaled art objects of exquisite work- "As ollnas non'slno Bniyrlno pro C o Rowing. O lain's Cough Remedy, ft has noxt Thursday ovonlng. Spencer, forwards; Lchua, A. Sing, dls-cas- o team, to report at 9 o'clock In the manship. polllo fusco rogant." o April 20. Annual meeting of O used In many epidemics of this con tors; M. Smith and L. Akca, salo morning on Sunday, April 14, at Tho first houro to tho left lofty Probably this moans roughly "Aa o tho H. R. A. O with perfect success. For Six clubs aro proposed for tho Oahu guards. is Smith & Co., Park. Other momborB who nnd forma tho anglo of tho nowly ex Ellnns and Smyrlnos say, voto for o Basketball. O by all doalors, Bonson. Junior Basoball Leaguo for tho com- D. ..pas-tlm- o Palama Nlopor (captain), Mrs. i Fuscunas your Agents for Hawaii. have any tnlont for tho national cavated atreot with a narrower stroet as uldorman." o April 15. Palama vs. Kalihl, o ing season. Saffroy, forwards; L. Holt, Mabol Doo, O are requested to put In an np still burlod. Tho houso has u wide o Kalihi. o contors; L. Akani nnd Adellno a, - n meeting of tho pearanco. Tho Mooso have arranged door, abovo which Is a froseo somo As a rulo a man Is olther very s& o April 15. Honolulu vs. Wai- O There will bo guards. picnic tho Peninsula Included In tho Oahu Junior Baso- elx foot long, In whloh 1b deplct'pd or or vory Iks hta lnini Wulluku. O Oahu Senior Baseball League early for a basket at drunk whon lores o year Pa- - Nott, L. Miss Olo-- rejoicing OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOO next week. on Sunday, May 5, and It is to bo ball Leaguo this will bo tho Jano Zorbo and a crowd playing aroundJ. a onemlos.

'i t St - .AJ. .O., TIIR HAWAIIAN STAR, SATimftAV, APJUU i3j 11.

far CfertHtlftti hmKhi wlUi nuii-l- ttt ttmr I'rmr will prMltt anil Intro-- IMPORTED FLANNEL SUITINGS, HE HAWAIIAN STAR Urn KMWMd hkh which it mil lie due Iter. Dr. Arthur II. Mmlth, tlrt imHrwI. In th HrmiltiK Mm nufert orator of ths ertmitm. Cnnii-i- lien THE MARTYRED DOG I Ilm Will..... "'I'l-iiwl- ivmif,tau... Il.lu,. M.ll.f lal Chen, who ropriwonls the II J. 'E. Roeha IUWllBhtl urtry (tornoon raiotpt JtMHitMy) by the I iMwiUlitn Star iivivrvwn ami N'tinlilief," and will oontlnuu th ptibllo of China In Honolulu, and Can-mi- l gNgwgimHr AawolwUm. RwlMtafc MtrttmtU MtrMt., Ilmotnlu. Ity WALT MASON. IM.. Itnr plea of the inoriilnx from another (lenwral Uyoiio, who reprnienN TAILOR iii, IT' ntmidM)lnt. Durlnic (ill of 1U history 111b Imperial Japnne&e Majesty In thin IWAUTER 0. SMITH BDITOR for ladles and Gantlomcn. tho primal ploa city, will occupy upon tho lie a IfilliiiK skate, with nit active jnw, nncl all of the rich of tho Christina teats talk day ICllte llldg. Hotel St., noxt Y. M. O. A. four-flush- church has boon tho union of nil tho platform, Dr. Smith's subjoct will he SfflPUllDAY APRIL 13, 1912 man's law, and the iron heel and the other things of which the er 1 dlsclplos peo- Ropubllo." Appropriate ."piels and sings; point out the Haws in the government, and of Christ, nil Christian "Tho Nowost ple, In ojio body loynl will by the choir. "The Store for Good Clothes." WHAT ritBB UGAlt WOULD MHA.N. preach a gospel of discontent; and every time that you go to town the of servants of music bo rondercd hoys'll start kicking your dog aroun'. He an idle man, who neglects his tho Great King. Our nlm has boon Tho general public Is cordially In- and Is now Chi- farm to view all wild ; to lay hold upon tho es vited to attend, Jnpanoeo and 1)111 sugar day a alarm just point the finger of righteous, The strongest backing of tho free euwir come trom the trust sentials only, thoso things authorized lieso who understand English will bo Siivas y preafsely minority report. scorn when other farmers are shucking com; and make a roar and a ns Is charged by tho Houso Finance Committee's by tho Scriptures, leaving all othor csppclally welcome. and it loud hooray about the taxes you have to pay ; and every time you go to ferhe trust wants to control tho sugtir bualneM of the United Status matters to tho decision of private On Sunday morning Dr. Smith will LIMITED. can only do so by crushing the Independent American sugar producors and ""HI, nil IJIJJSII BUHL !MHMI JIUlll UDLJ illUllli. J USl M1UW UlC WU1HI, 111 the fact rejoice, that you're full wind judgment also speak In Central Union church Elks' Building. King at. .controlling all tho American roflnorles, Butting its sugar free of duty from of and are mostly voice; that your oram is weak though your hrcath is strong, your sense short and Tho Bible school meets at , at tho regular cloven o'clock service. Vcheap producors. Tho world has plonty of those, and a freo sugar law that is Exquisite Easter Cards, your whiskers long ; have a grievance that in and tho morning sermon occurs at Ills thomo will bo "Tho Rising Tide twouId Instantly stimulate production In Formosa, India, tho Philippines, just you must air and put the show everywhere, and every time you go 11 with tho communion. Immediately In tho Far East." Souvenirs and Post .s.ilava and certain parts of tho West Indies, Including Cuba and Porto Rico. ring that to town, the boys'll start kicking your dog aroun'. But go around with a cheerful face and following. Cards. , Tho sufferers would bo Hawaii, Louisiana and the beet sugar States, which world is a bully place, and give things Sloan mission Blblo school meets IT. would have to mcot pauper competition. say that the a boost whene'er you HAWAII & SOUTH 8EA8. can, your debts like a little man, and saw in at 3 In tho nfternoQn at the chapel Tho only excuse found for this sort of a thing, with Its ndjunct of a and pay you wood a quiet andiput in the bank a little pile; and then, my in Kowalo. CURIO CO. great loss of public revenue, Is cheaper sugar for tho consumor. But would style, friend, when you go )t to town, the boys'll quit kicking your dog aroun'. Tho young peoplo of tho church YOUNG BUILDING. ; thero bo cheapness from monopoly? It Is competition, not monopoly, which Sparkling Copyright, 1912, by George Matthew Adams. have a mooting every Sunday CTen-in- g makes for low prices, and If the sugar trust controls the sale of the product WALT MASON at 6:30, which is followed by tile in America It will And ways enough to mako tho American people continue evening sermon at 7:30. paying tho price to which It has long been accustomed. Tho public will Tho minister can bo found at tho Diamonds ' savo nothing, unless for a little time to start with; and It will repay tho INJURED? church from 12:30 to 1:30 Monday, losses of tho trust from litigation over and over again. LITTLE INTERVIEWS Wednesday and Friday of each week, aro being sought every day. Wo Yes, ho never expected to be, to De Furthermore, the American people must repay tho deficits to be caused and always by calling telephone 3707 tailed to tako out a in tho public revenue, If the government is deprived of the revenue sugar sold a number of them last now brings. Elsewhere this issuo of occurs that, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ r in tho Star a statement J. W. HARVEY Plover aro keeping MARKET INSPECTOR BOYD month. under tho Taft regime, tho treasury is overtaking tho deficit The balance of Latter Day Saints. Standard Accident tho gunners afield. In a few weeks Chipped whalo meat is being sold In , Church on King street near Tho- In tho general fund on April 1 was $131,534,000. Taking tho sugar rovenuo things will bo humming at tho traps. A new assortment Just receiv- tho fish-mark- at present. On Thurs- mas Square. Policy out of this would cut it down by a largo sum; take out wool duties and re- It. A. JORDAN Tennis Is a great day a giant wes Sunday school 9:45 a. m. ed are ready for your Inspection. duce those of Iron and steel, and an equal sum would be lost; but the worst game and I onjoy It. Golf Is also fine brought In by some Classes Beforo you sail, why not do tho wise In both Hawaiian English and most destructive result would bo lack of confidence caused by a policy .iport and good old cricket is always Japanese which must have weighed and with thing and get some real protection? approximate by over 400 pounds. lessons ndapted to all ages. of freo trade. Judging tho future tho past, this would make interesting. Tho recent warm STANDARD Morning worship 11 a. PROSPECTS. money tight and high, and would so limit the Importations of luxuries as to W. T. POPE Tho plans for tho weather has brought tho fish schools m. Preach- ing ;8eriously affect tho revenues. Broussard of Louisiana says $150,000,000 Walaleo school aro ready and tho en off shore and, In consequence, there in both Hawaiian and English. B. & Co. Religio-Litorar- y J. BJieira Insuranco Department. ' public incomo would be lost annually; but the hard times which followed gineer la now running levels over tho has recently been a great and Inter- Zions Society C p. Cleveland's essay in free trade cost the peoplo far more than that. site. esting diversity of fish food arrayed ni. Lesson study and Book of Mor- on mon drill supplemented I To aid tho sugar trust to cinch tho peoplo and mako millions for itself, W. R. KINSLEA 1 think that Gin tho slabs. by musical JEWELERS Hawaiian and then to bear the burden of a big treasury deficit, Is riot in accord with ger Jfayno is training for some wrest ROYAL D. MEAD I rise to nomin- and literary program. I the common sense methods of the American people in national politics. ling bout. Ho looks very fine drawn ate a most worthy candidate ' r mem- Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Elder 113 Hotel Street bership in Waller, speaker. and talks In his sleep about "ear Roosevelt's Ananlns Club Trust . grips? and other stunts. tho author of the promotion commit- All meet here on a common ground. Company, CAPTAIN NEILSON I would llko tee's folder on tho Island of Hawaii, Ccmo and feel at homo among us. Limited ?c to see Young Gans matched with a who says: "Although tho Island of M. E. Church, 922 FORT Calico Dress good of Hawaii is largo Rev. R, E. Smith, tho pastor, will STREET. Whither The men. He has improved a lot and th0 population : lato and has done all that has been email, tho road system Is remarkably preach both morning and evening, BOY'S required of him in his recent engage- Good. . . . Most tho choosing as his subject in tho evening. ' Ono of tho textile trade journals in a recent issue called attention to the of roads ments in workmanlike fashion. Ho have a hard surface of durable mac- "Some Practical Resurrection." almost complete disappearance of calico from the domestic market, and, The Sunday WASH FOR RENT can boat better men than ho has yet adam which makes good antonio'iil-ing- . school and Men's Blblo touching upon this, the Pall River (Mass.) Evening Herald remarks: "Time House Thre0 Bedrooms Kal-mu- met. It Is practicable to drive an class at 9:45 a. m. open to all and a was when calico, such as was printed In this city, was a staple article for W. A. LOVE We are going to give auto entirely very cordial Invitation is extended. SUITS Furnished ?50 per making dresses, not only for house, but for street wear." Time was, indeed, around the islands. month. Honolulu a chance to prove whether and for the greater part At C:30 the Epworth League meet.3 and Houso Ma-kl- ,when calico, or print dress goods, was one of the principal products of the and will bo led by Dr; J. W. Wad- - Three BedrooraB or not It will support a good sym of this distance- - the road Is good." niyVf. TUCU New England cotton mills. There were in those days certain grades of calico, man. A V nYCCOC Furnished $75 per phony orchestra. Wo have the best I have Just got back from Hawaii, service of special interest is villi 3 doll JLlCodCo and It was something for the girl or the woman to be able to wear a dress promised and all aro Invited to month. aggregation of musicians that we and I do not bclievo worse roads ex- attend. in from a "piece" bearing the best brand. There were styles in calicos, too, Tourists and strangers aro espec- - House Manoa Two Bedrooms ever had, and conditions seem espe- ist They are not simply bad they White and colors: the most comnleto . and it was also something to be able to wear tho latest design, whether lauy mvueu. Furnished ?50 per cially auspicious. aro in places absolutely impassable. assortment of styles ever month. polka-dotte- striped or figured, whether done, in madder, aniline or indigo First Church of Christ, Scientist. Cottage Kalihl and Kalanl Av- jr shown here. colors. Sunday .services : Sunday school at enue FIvo Rooms, Unfurnish- , J cvCri CTi CP Z7 CP CP W 57 "73 CP c ' t' Much has been said of late about the high cost of living, and there is con-f- 9:45 a. m. for young peoplo under PRICES $1.25 UP ed ?20 per1 month. slderablo ground for the contention that It is due for the most part to a twenty years; lesson sermon at 11 a. Cottage Young Street Two higher plane living. ono might purchased, m. of Calico at time be in certain "Under The Coconut Tree" Subject, "Aro Sin, Disease and Bedrooms Furnished $35 'brands, for as little as 5 cents a yard; good quality, "warranted fast colors," Death Real?" per month. ran as high as 10, 12& and 15 cents a yard; It took ten yards to raako a By H. M. Ayres. ' Wednesday evening testimonial dress, and there was something becoming to a girl or woman In a nice calico. meetings at eight o'clock. Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. ' flounced around tho bottom with some of the same, cut on the bias, and Bet All services are he'd In Odd Fol- Bethel Street. oft with a Swiss apron. Sandy McNab "Hoot mon! Whati That crane which is aboard the S. lows' building, Fort street, where aio Parcel If Those wero tho days of the simple life, when ?1,000 a year was a "big" aro yo looking at mo llko that for?" S. Mexican en route from Seattle to 'a free reading room is open to the T"V 1 e AMv M. a uenvery . salary, when tho possessor of $50,000 was "wealthy." The Civil War broko King Koko "I'm the food inspec- Pearl Harbor Is certainly a traveling public daily from 10:30 a, m. to 12:30 crano; : in to upset things for nearly five years. Cotton went up, and for a tlmo tho tor." but a truce to this stork! The noon. Makes special rates for delivering HOUSES FOR RENT. best calicos brought, in some parts of the North, as much as 40, 50 and 60 Harpallon is in the offing. All aro cordially Invited. packages. SOP ' Furnished cents a yard. With tho return of peace the price fell rapidly again, and tho Playwright E. P. Irwin is to be con- "Home of Truth." j PHONE 1862. , Tantalus, 3 ..range in the early seventies was about the same as in the late fifties. gratulated on the palpablo hit scored Largo mail coming: Fat man aboard Christian Healing and Teaching. 1220 U B $40.00 KaimukI, by his skit written for the Shriners' tho S. S. Wllhelmina for a local amuse- .K'aplolanl Street, near Berotanla 8th Avo, 3 R. B. 40.00 Kahala, 2 show. ment company. Avenue. Newton's Ointment R B 35.00 KaimukI, 11th Ave., 2 W Ti'inday service, 11 a. m., by Mra. B R 25.00 STOPS ALL ITCHING KaimukI, Cth Ave., 3 B I'm going to a placo whero tho rose3 See 'cm buying tickets for the p. m, M. M. Hunter-Jone- s. Subject, "Tho R. 4500 Keeaumoku St., 2 B Bonaparte to The Bat grow; train, Atonement; It's True or Esoteric R. . 75.00 Waialao Rd., 3 Red and yellow and white as snow. Hunting men and fishing men all Meaning." New skjn Remed cures Eczema, B R 60.00 Kalia 3 To a little old garden that I know going "down the line"; Sunday evening service, 7:45, by Salt Rheum, Bolls, Burns, Cuts, Piles Road, B R 25.00 , There is no telling what will happen when tho massive Intellect of Charles .The homo of tho sweetest roses. The mountains whero tho goats flock Dr. Weaver. Subject, "How Birds and all skin diseases. Unfurnished Jocular Bonaparte begins to oscillate. Just now It Is being stirred to Its beckoned not in vain. Aro Fed; How Flowers Grow: How Whenever eczema Is present on the Walplo, 3 B R incalculable depths in an effort to brush away the third-ter- "myth." It ' $12.00 bee-bird- And whero tho great ulua run the ,bodyt "mbs scalp, From tho tangled blooms tho s God Provides." f the first demand Wilder Ave., C B R 60.00 seems that there is no basis for tho tradition whatever. Washington's re fine. water's slmnlv Monday, 8 p. m., is for to the continued Wilder 4 nunciation signified nothing, Jackson retired because ho was old and tired, start, healing meeting ""thlno stP Ave., B R 20.00 Gear and guns and fishing rods; l,cn,nS- - and-"n- And away In fright great buttcrfliesi and "Lesson on tho Life of Jesus," Waikiki, 2 h R o other President could have had a third term it he had wished it." 25.00 blankets, grub and beer ne Newton ointment does with 4 So runs on jolly jabberer. In messages dart; from "Tho Aquarian Gospel of Jesus Judd St., B It 50,00 the The fact that Jackson, three Eeveryth'.ng that's needed two jolly lne application. Content and peace possess tho heart Christ." i "rst Kinau St., 5 B R to Congress, urged tho enactment of ji specific law prohibiting a third term days to apend; 60.00 When you tho shrine of tho Wednesday, 7:45 p m., lesson In Pua Lane, 2 B R 17,00 ho overlooks entirely. Possibly he never heard of it. That Madison prob- - visit up Hurry and pack your traps, you've Sold at Honolulu Drug Co., Maklno Fort St., 2 B H ably and Monros surely could have had a third term for existence roses. "Blblo Astrology," by Dr. Weaver. R 2160 but the just about got time, Dr"9 Co" and cthsr dru9 stores KaimukI, w-o- Thursday, 8 p. m., lesson in Prac- - 15th Av., 3 B R 30.00 t tho precedent is a fact of which also we may charitably assume he Is not And let old Worry chaso hlmEelf Tho world may como and tho world tical Christian healing, by Mrs. M. M. King St., 2 B R 22.50 aware. Obviously, too, the name of Jefferson does not appear in the history for ono week's end! Hunter-Jones- . King St., on tho Corslcan mantelpiece. So how could the dear man know that that may go, Subject, "Man, the 2BR 20.00 Tho tide of life flow fast or slow Perfect Idea of Being," being Alowa Heights, 2 B 20.00 particular President was besecched to accept a third term Manager Magoon has a rat act com- this tho R.... It matters not to those who know second lesson In an advanced course. Freeland Placo, 2 B R ... 17.50 and Hatly refused to consider for a moment tho disregarding of the "salutary ing to town-b- y tho S. S. Wllhelmina. The way to my garden roses. All meetings AH Lunalilo St., 2 B R 32.50 example" sot by his "illustrious predecessor"? of In futuro let us write it: "The Hono- at "Tho Home." The Colonial TRENT After all, the source of all things Is tho Colonel. Listen to this: "Roose ' lulu Amousement Co." seekers of tho deep mysteries of Jesus TRUST CO., Ltd. lyelt is the only President who refused a third term avowedly because he Financo is mainly a horticultural Christ's teachings aro cordially in- A hotel where there Is an (thought no President should hold office continuously for more than eight matter; melons and lemons figuro vited to all these lessons. absolute freedom from tho Can you beat It? Of course wo could not think of questioning the largely in It. CHURCH usual hotel annoyances. Tho faccuracy of the statement. We couldn't. Only God and Bonaparte knew SERIES GREAT INTERNATIONAL cuisine and aervico excel. Henry "thought." A pest Is sweet pota- MASS MEETING what Roosevelt The rest of us know only what he said. Harper's attacking the MISS JOHNSON eekly. toes. It must possess a sweet tooth. Tho plans for tho great internation Central Union Church. Waterhouse al mass meeting at Central Union Emma St., above Vineyard. Trust Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D min- Brutes are beating their wives, but church tomorrow evening at 7 30 ' ister; Rev. Amos A. Ebersole, asso- FOR SALE. Judge Monsarrat is beating tho rec- o'clock have been completed. Gov- - ciate minister. KaimukI Ave., KaimukI, 2 - ord in punishing them. Bed- I, Topic In Brief Blblo school, 9:50 a. m. Mr. Wil- 100m uottage, with lot well liam A. Bowen, superintendent. 100x150 ..mi, Tod Sloan has been mentioned in Building 19' Bosworth Biblo Class for Young lots. Palolo Hill, . tho cables. We'll of Young Cor-be- tt Manoa Tho Roosoveltinn sense now hear Valloy and KalmnM threatens to displace the Pickwickian sense. next. People. Conducted by the associate Boston Transcript. Houso and lot 0 minister. Palolo Road. .?220O jp3utter can be made directly from grass, says a scientist. All HOUSES FOR that is needed, A local carpenter has gone broke. Adult Blblo class for men and wom RENT. pwe Buppose, is a good cow and a churn. Dayton Journal. en, 10:10 It .has always been understood that a. m. Conducted by Rev. Furnished. g''A baby was born every three minutes in Greater New York last year. No F. S. Scudder. Walalae carpenters and plumbers wero im- Roard, 3 Bedrooms .$50.00 World-Herald- . New gwonder New York people stay up nights. Omaha Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Ad Wji Manicure Sets M Manoa Valloy, 2 .'. W1" mune from this distressing affliction. Bedrooms 75.00 Both Mr. Taft and Mr. Roosevelt appear to have forgotten that Democrats dress by Rev. Smith, D. D Manoa 2 Arthur H. Vallev. nniir,. 75.00 lara to havo something to say about this election. New York World. & . Tho Salvation Array has given of China "Tho Rising TIdo in tho Ninth Pahnn nvo 0 tj., LvThoso most enthusiastic over tho recall of Judicial decisions are prevented Keeaumoku . French leave to como to Hawaii. Far East." & Domonls, 2 B R. . 60.00 by tho prison rules from working for tho Colonel. Wall Street Journal. ; Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:30 Unfurnished. man has Just been discovered In Now York who never - jA heard of Roose- - m- - social singing witii atyolt. Tho country's all risht: tho bis,''- inuny Kowalo, 2 Bedrooms There aro a lot of others who" wish thoy hadn't. Boston Transcript. spoolal ,nus'cal All young ' " 15 0o baseball ueagues have opened their , numbers. Pawaa. nr. Kinrr 5 '1 pfOno trouble with this suffering old country Is that tho area sown to wheat people, whether or not, In season. members Bcretanla sti( 3 Bedrootna U8,not increasing so last as tlio area sown to automobiles. Columbus (Ohio) vited. 27B(J EStato Journal. 0 0 I)U ck Avo., 2 Bedrooms 27.50 HOI' At tho cornor of- - King and Smith Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock. In Lunalilo St., 3 A. Chicago man who passod bad money was sentenced to ono mlnuto In Bedrooms 32.50 Ik streets is a storm drain tho top of ternatlonal mass meeting. Address a BgrlBon, tho Judge evidently feeling that living in Chicago was ample punlsh- - """'" Bedrooms .... 35.00 which bears tho Inscription "Public !by Rev. Arthur H. Smith, D. D of Kalakaua Avo.. 4 npiirnnm- - mgnt, wasnington l'ost. - Works, 2911." "B. C. 2911" is un - , China- "Tho Newest Republic." Manoa Valloy, 2 E oqual-suffrag- Bedrooms iOWos proposed now constitution contains an e clause. Ohio .... 45.00 doubtedly what was meant as that Is Christian Church. needs woman's votes; so many raalos wero disfranchised for selling their about tho vintage rost Hono-lulu',- 3 Th0 Christian church is located at votes. Chicago Tribune. of tho of public works and Improvements. King and Alakea streots, and Invites JmjJ Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd Bft IpThoso Progressives who are opposing the they Presldont because dlsllko everyono interested, visitor and rest The Bhls tariff record must bo hard put to it to dlscovor roaBons for supporting It should bo an Interesting handicap dentj to its services EIr, Roosovolt on this score. Providence Journal. race betweon tho drydock gate, whlclfj Tho minister will preach morning WIRELESS KpThafs a sonaatlonal charge about tho Now York Central paying $50,000 a started on its way from San Francis' and evening tomorrow. Tho morning Is used by the business man to Tammany Hall. It really seems unbelievable who ap- fcar that Tammany let the co to Honolulu yesterday, and tho'sormon will lie, tire preciates Ealjrqad off easy. Philadelphia t "Tho Status of tho valuo of time. so North American. trans-Paelfl- c yachts. Apostolic Qhurch," and will bo a pfea Fine Job Printing, Star Office. ISATURDAY, THtt HAWAIIAM iTAlt, APRIL IJ, 191- -

NtttHfer Her reported that thr ing Humbsr of visiters to our stare. Gere Proposes fttMndotnMvr'uf hla department' auto It la clear that we are at the bvKiu-nln- a MPROVEMEN T sue T Economy mobile retrtatered SIS mllea for Feb- or a new epoch. With the i.wr-lti- OOP ruary ttmi 10311 for March of llaVitt.Uu Independence, the It. M, Campbell of tlte treasurer' ui twin was rung-- down on a romantic Measure office, aaked for leave of abaenue for ml plolttteaque past, rich with heroic SHOWNTHIS WEEK 0 SERIOUS to Supervisors two weeks from April 0, which was and pathetic memories. The presslng granted. ondltloua of the present outline a The week Just closed on the stotk For (hp llrKt time In a good many F. ,1, Uutra petitioned for extension future full of difficulty aud yot full of Thoro wns exchange has been a decided Improve months the pi Ice of G degree llttlo more than routlno sheriff bo allowed to em- of Broad lane to connoct Buckle lano opportunity. Communication with all continue tho ment over the past sevefil weeks In trlfugalg has dropped below 4 centi, bUBlnoss done by tho board or super-visor- s ployment of Mr. Rohorbachor. with Kukul street. Referred to the tho world brings up tho good and tho tho s last, night. amount of businc. transacted. or $)0 per ton. The quotation from When we It was u meeting Tho health commltteo recommonded road committee. lad, tho lady bug and the .Mediterra The npprehor.ilon largoly up with regard to tariff San Francisco today, however, gives tnkon with communica- that J. H. Mloblstelu, Ordinances. II y tho philanthropist and tho building and nean legislation, which has had a depress- the price 3.9S cents, equal to $07.00 tions, reports and official ntlvico. Low plumbing Deputy Attorney inspector, be granted the Mllvorton submit- ndvouturcr, tho Industrious man and ing effect for sevoral wcoks, gtvo way per ton. find McOlollan woro absent and tho requested ted two wo repair leavo of absence for thrco drafts of ordinances to amend tho tramp, and havo to consider o moro optimistic fooling at the be Sugar men generally do not appear houso divided twice. In ono caiso It months, 11 12 respect-hol- y and with pay. ordinances and relating aud deal with all theso varying ele ginning of. this week, and the market to have any serious apprehensions was a question of bringing an Idle Murray, to traffic upon on a motion by Arnold that streets and to ments of our field of activity. gained strength rapidly until within that tho lower prices will be of very ifccam roller over from Kahuku, and the roport regulating tho carrying passengers paramount bo adopted, objected to tho of If tho aim of education the past two or thrco days, when tho long duration. The prico of European your Watch It was decided In tuo afllrmatlvo. practice for hire. falling The of giving so long vacations Js, or Bhould bo, character develop continued In prico of raw ul beet sugar has bogun to advance, and other proposition, though backed by as three months with pay. Ho sug- Also a draft of ordlnnnco rolating ment, Biircly tho secondary object nar quotations Ucn bosun to bo felt. the parity difference betweon boots It will keop tho signed recommendation of four gested to iced fish. facility qual- Tho number of shares of tho vari correct time. Much that tho attorney bo asked for must bo that personal and cane lg now ovor $15 per ton. mombers of tho ways and means com- on con- ous stookB listed sold during thought opinion on tho powor of tho board The ordlnanco rolating to tho ity by which ono deals with his envir- tho week Within another month or two tho mid core Is given every mittee, failed because tho four were In such struction and maintenance side- was 5511, valued at $135,327.37; th'a cases. of onment, in other words, the ability to Cuban crop will bo pretty well out of movement Intrusted to our care. not all present and, besides legal passed against 22G3 shares, valued at $52,G0S a Arnold withdrew his motldn and walks third reading. accomplish to do things to innko a tho way, and with no large surplus tu point was raised against sold last week, and 3CS1 shares valued Our watchmakers are thorough it. This waa a another that tho roport bo laid Tho resolution appropriating $8119 living to nchlovo success In any par- sight prices are practically certain to resolution to appropriate at $101,051.37, for tho week previ $1000 for cn tho tablo until the attorney gave for Nuuanu avenue work passed third ticular direction. advance in marked degree. meciianica of many years ox- - tho purchase .of four mules opinion. reading, and tho resolution appropri- ous. for tho h:s Manual training is a difficult mat Alexander & Baldwin received a perlonce. use of tho garbago department. A summary of tho sales for the Mur- Murray did not want to block tho ating $713,73 for Prospect street and ter perhaps for a day school to han cablo from tholr New York office this ray presented It, purposes, week follows: but Arnold objected present recommendation, but wished other road second reading. dle; yet a beginning has been made morning, dalod yesterday, explaining We tolerate no guosswork here. tho expenditure Ewa G40 shares sold for $21,- - that of moro than to have tho law stated for all cases. Murray Introduced a resolution to In the public schools of Hawaii, which a In quotation 113.12. as follows: C25 at 33, 5 at mistake sent earlier in $500 required the advertising for bids. It was left for tho attorney's opin- appropriate $545 for tho purchase of Is meritorious, especially considering tho day. The cablo follows: No 32.87, 10 at 32.75. action was therefore taken. ion. two Wagons for tho garbago depart- inadequate provision for 9G degree cen- the rather Hawaiian Commercial 445 shares "Thero was a sale of Office Consolidation. The road committee reported ment, which passed first reading. Instruction. I look hopofully that such sold for $19,930, r.s follows: 120 at 45, trifugals yesterday that affected the Mayor Fern -- the plans specifications Nuu-fro- Engineer Gere's Farewell. every plan transmitted a letter and for forward to a time when 240 at 44.75, 75 44.50, 10 at 45.25 basis of Hawaiian sugars, at 3.9S. Engineer Dwlght introduced a resolution at Gero recommending &nu avenuo construction were being for a new schoolhouse here shall in Honokaa 103 sold for Holders of raws are asking 4.05, but which passed appropriating $150 for shares H. F. Wichman certain changes In handling the work advertised In the daily papers, clude somewhere in the basement $121G.C2, all at ll.S7. not firm at that price." of engineer's ' one-hal-f month's salary to G. H. Gere, anywnere - the road department. The same commltteo recommended jierhaps, or tno attic, or McBrydcs 1495 shares sold for $13,- - The Sugar Factors' Company .c- Mr. suggestions fol- - ono tho retiring city and county engineer, things Gere's were as that Haas street sweeper be rooms for instiuction in thoso SGS.12; c.3 follows: 315 at 9.37, eelved cablo advices this morning to & Co., Ltd. up to April 15. Ho Mr. lows: added to tho city and county equip- - stated that where the hand and the brain work ISO at 9.25. tho effect that tho last half of tho Gero had been engaged during the LEADING JEWELERS. 1. To combine tho offices of en-- ment tho Purchase prico being $495 together. Oahu 735 shares so!d for $21,358, S. S. Columbian's cargo had reached in coaching his successor, Mr. glneer and road overseer with suff- Referred to tho ways and means com- tlmo School traditions, where they aro as follows: 105 at 29.25, 30 at 29.12, market in New York, getting in with Whltchouse, and besides during his icient floor space for both tho office mittee. characterized by growth, endeavors 484 at 29, 1G at 2S.S7, 100 at 28.75. sugar at 4.045 crnts per pound. Incumbency ho had never force o be a competent bookkeeper, The samo committee, on a commu- entire and a uoblo school spirit, aro an in Oka 1320 shares sold for $10,-C7.5- 0, vacation. Harry Armltago. a stenographer, and a. timekeeper and nication from tho Kallhl Improvement asked for a spiring heritage. In the organization as follows: 910 at 7.75, 40 at II. Cushman Carter. Mr. Gero took tho opportunity Samuel A. detail clerk, tho last to bo a subordin- Club, reported that road work in Ka- later of a now school there Is a free field .G2, 220 at 7.50, 150 at 7.37. Walker. expressing his appreciation of the STOCK EXCHANGE ate of tho Honolulu road overseer. llhl would be taken up as soon as of for laying tho foundation of things Onomea 10 shares sold for $510, courtesy tho board had always ex- Do away with exigency clerk and funds were available. that shall become the worthy tradi all at 51. Harry Armitage & Co., to him. clerk to the board of supervisors, as The samo committee, on a commu- tended tions which may stimulate tho enthu Paauhau 100 shares sold for Ewa Plan Co 32.62 32.75 Report. LIMITED. all this work could bo done by the nication from M. B. Mcnezes, recom- The Police siasm or the pupils of future years. 525G2.50. all at 25,02. Haw AgrI Co 350.00 Sheriff W. P. sent in his $12,- - stenographer. Payrolls and material mended that work on Sixth avenue, Jarrett Tho new LlHuokalanl schoolhouso Pioneer 357 shares sold for Haw AktI Co 44.00 14.50 Stock and Bonds 303 G9S, 3G pos-trlct- report for March, showing ar great as follows: at 35, 151 35.50, and supply bills of all outside dis-- Kalmukl, bo taken up as soon as promises well as the homo of a at Haw SuB Co 4G50 47G0 1 57 discharges, 235 convictions, 170 BROKERS rests, In accom d&.D. , OO as well a3 Honolulu district, slbl and bo let out t0 contract, chool great In character, at Hnnnmu Riif? Cn .. inO Member Honolulu Stock and" Bond 19 defendants held to answer and of tho Walalua 155 ahares sold for $20,270 to go through tho bookkeeper of tho Tuo samo committee recommended plishment and In tho spirit Honokaa Sue Co . . 11.75 12.00 Exchange. $23GS.20 receipts in flne3, costs-- and not to as follows: 100 at 130, 55 at 132. engineer, and all Tcports from theso tho adoption of tho city and county Bchool body. It has back of it, Hiku o11r Co .... 195.00 P. O. Box 683. Telephono 2101. Nationalities of those con- ability Brewery 25 shares sold for $587.50, ,,, districts to bo made to tho engineer. engineer's report on tho straightening forfeitures. peak of tho recognized of the n ,0 Cablo and Wireless Address: victed were 34 Hawalians, 48 Chi- public instruction, all at 23.50, 2. building plumbing In- of Makeo Island road attached. Tho commissioners of Kekaha Sug Co 300.00 "Armitage." The and Intor-Ialan- d nese, 52 Japanese, 13 Portuguese and Club of 37 shares sold for 9.25-Oah- spector should bo correlated with tho engineer said tho construction of the the Kalmukl Improvement McBrydo Sug Co . . 9.12 88 others. Honolulu district had 230 Imbued with pub- $0142, all at 1GG. engineer's department. book-'keepin- g street on tho proposed lines would Honolulu, ono moro Sug Co 2S.G2 2S.87 Tho HIlo Railroad Com. 27 shares sold REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. require tho hauling in of 7400 cubic of the arrests, 189 of tho convictions lic spirit and intelligent civic enter Onomea Sug Co .. . 50.00 52.00 could thus be concentrated 10 $2010.50 of tho receipts. Incep for $254, as follows: 17 at 9.50, at gugar Cq 7.50- - and the duties of curb and sidewalk yards of earthwhich at an estimated and prise. To this club Is due the 0aa 7.37 70 yard Current Bills Passed. of rplendid undertaking, and Prriflp Riin-n- Mill 150.00 inspection perhaps added to that of cost of cents a cublc would tion this L, G. Os On tho recommendations of tho commodious plan and O. R. 20 share? sold for $3220. pa,a pJan Cq 195O0 Cunha the inspection of buildings and plumb- - entail an expenditure of $5180. Tho largely to It tho payments cur I all at 1G1. cost of a new bridge would ap- - committees named, of fine proportions of tho building. Pioneer Mill Co .. 35.25 35.75 78 St. Phone 3593. Ing. be Pahcng Rubber 10 shares sold for Merchant rent exnenscs were ordered as fol tho school may rely upon Walalua Agrl Co .. 12S.50 130.00 ?800 for a pile structure, feel that $S00, 20. 3. Tho Honolulu road overseer I'rxlly all at 1GG.00 11 mIght wo11' lows : generous interest of the members M S N Co 170.00 should be provided with a runabout bo however, to make it tho Bonds. Ways aud means Seven salary and club In tho coming years. II R T & L Pfd ... 125.00 Ao n a concrete pile with concrete , stab of this Con. Cn 94. nntomnhiio j,nin0na nrnnnat. dog $15,000 Natomas at & top, which probably $700 nine material and supply demands, The state may not teach tho H R T L Com .. 125.00 tion use bo aban- would add 11,000 Olaa Gs at 9G.75. Roya! the of horses should making $3305.35. religion, tho things that Mutual Tel Co . 19.87 ,4 to the cost. mas, of but 14,000 Olaa Gs at 97. 2 doned immediately. Roads, etc. Four payroll and one good citizen- 1G8.00 m.oo A report from the health commltteo go to the formation of Gs 91.50 4. Tho adoption of a policy of tho making 5,000 Hllo Ex. at Co com. 9.00 9.50 said it had agreed to undertake the material and supply demands, ship she must inculcate An her Hllo R R surance maintenance of the roads wo now honor, pat- - Hono B & M Co 23.37 24.00 removal of rubbish from the postofflco $2487.05. schools. Virtue, honesty, $75,000. have as a first charge upon tho road sup Haw Pino Co. 38.50 Leading Fire Company of the World. $24 Police Thrco salary and threo inHcm theso foundation elements ,.v for a year, payable quarterly in . moneys and now work to be under- making-$5442.37- Tanjong Rub Co ., 38.00 advance. ply demands, of citizenship, no government can af Placo your business with a com-- , taken only under special appropria- par- - Pahang Rub Co . . 19.75 21.00 The ways and means committee Sanitation and health Seven sal ford to neglect on the plea that tion therefor by tho board of super- making i 1. ft. LOOKING OVER Cal Beet Sug Gs.., 100.00 pany that knows how to face a crisis recommended an appropriation of ary and ono supply demands, cnts and private scuoois raon. unci visors. strength of Hon. Gas Gs 100.00 and is in a position to do so. $1000 from tho general fund for the $1388.00. them. For tho honor and Referred to tho commltteo on roads, to Tuesday every Hllo R R Gs 100.00 purchase gar- The board adjourned the state it is essential that etc. of four mules for tho Hllo R R Ext Gs - evening next. Bchool shall be a school of patriotism, FILIPINO LABOR bago departments. Murray Intro- Gs 10G.50 Wants Bandmaster's Job, school spirit shall bo a H R T & L ducod a "solution to appropriate the and that tho 100.00 cic Mayor Fern submitted tho appllca- - tho great Kauai Ry Gs C. Brewer Co., L,td. money, out on oujecuon irom juuoiu training influence for that tion of ono Will Edmunds for the po- loyalty to McBrydo Sug Gs .. 99.75 General Agents, no action was taken, as already CORNERSTONE er enthusiasm which means Royal D. Mead, director of tho bu Territory of Hawaii. sition of bandmaster of tho city band. tho O R & L Co 5s... '103.00 one's country and fair play to all reau of labor of tho Hawaiian Sug-a- t vacancy posi- stated. Olaa Sugar Gs. 97.00 "As I know of no in tho morn- Communications. world." Planters, arrived homo this Gs . tion," the mayor wrote, "I would rec- the city government and the loan fund his Pioneer Mill 100.00 con- JudKe Dolo related in brief the ing from a tour of tho Island of Ha- tho application filed." Deputy Attorney Mllverton all of which bodies' have Walalua Agrl 5s 102.50 ommend that be commission, uiw Bal- - veyed a letter written to Attorney tory of educational insuiuuuuo waii, as escort to Sr. Joaquin Con Gs. 93.75 Adopted. had or will have to do with the beau mentioned a Natomas Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Nego Cathcart by Judge Cooper, calling at growth In Hawaii, and more, tho Filipino representative who Mr. Edmunds with his letter sub- tlful now school rising upon ono of problems that uavo tiated. tention to a dangerous condition of number of tho arrived hero recently for tho purpose MIDWAY ISLAND. mitted a playbill bearing two por- the most pleasant highlands of Ho for solution in 125 tho public highway between Moana- - nresentcd themselves of looking into tho condition ot tho Tho on page 17, about Mid "PRATT," Merchant St. traits of himself, In ono standing with nolulu. now confronting mo article and Walau on the way toward tho past and aro Filipino Immigrant laborers on the way, rue L.oneiy uauio oia- - baton in hand beside a table having lua Queen LlHuokalanl was ono of the Territory. entitled Pearl City. Educators of tho Island plantations. Senor Balraore tlon in tho was copied on it a wind Instrument and in an- earliest arrivals on tho platform, and Ed Towso, who had CabIe Addrcss "Dulsenbera," Honolulu Arnold told of road work being Renresentatlve stopped off at Maul on tho return from tho Now York Sun and missed other sitting and playing a violon- as she was escorted from tho automo queen with the trowel quarter which would re presented tho trip, and will not bo back to Hono right of credit. cello, also shamrock In green with a done In that bile tho hundreds of residents asscm the Its complaint, in appropriate remarks, delivered lulu until next week. angel superimposed, move tho ground of and ground In respect to E. G. Buisenberg Tara's harp and bled on tho rose closing address. Ho saiu in part. Practically all of tho plantations on tho communication was referred to A girl's kisses aio Hko pickles in Stock and Bond Broker. and abovo the artist's name the Irish the amiablo and vcnorablo figure, of this district propose on 'the road committee. Tho people which the Filipinos aro employed a bottle the first Is hard to get, but motto, "Cead Millo Fallte." Judgo Dole shook hands and ex piece of public property MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND A letter was 'received from Gov- to uso this the Big Island were visited, and the tho rest com oasy. His letter contains an autobiograph- changed pleasant greetings with tho to raako It our neighbor BOND EXCHANGE. ernor Frear, In reply to a communica We proposo investigator given every opportunity ical sketch, saying, among other queen. tho cnd3 that wo may country OF PUBLIC & tion, stating that tho paving contro hood center to to soo just how his fellow NOTICE OF SALE 76 Merchant St., opposlto Bishop things: "I have'been brought up In Thero was music by tho band acquainted, that recre LANDS, IS versy With tho Honolulu Rapid Transl becomo better men aro faring and how they are en Co.'s Bank, Honolulu. tho musical profession all my life, "Aloha Oe,' the queen's own composl may bo provided, that commu following Government rem- - Telephone 3013. P. O. Box 322. & Land Company, Ltd., was beinj ation joying life in Hawaii. Tho being born of musical parents, my tion, first, and "Hawaii Ponoi," the may bo focused upon vauey, submitted to tho supreme court on an nlty sentiment 'I do not caro to speak for Scnor ncnts situated at Nuuanu father being a cornet solollst and Hawaiian national anthem, at tho cor community interest and that mature Ilalmoro, or to attempt to give his ty n ...... in l.ft rfrtt-Ai- l fni cnlrt Buucmum- - ui hnml lender nf some of the finest "Bei nerstone laying. Rev. F. J. Williams opinion aud popular govern following up- - aafl B Marston Campbell wroto a letter public Jmpressions of what ho saw," said at public auction at tho f iX MrSp 111 - M . UC4IIUU IUU nuilll UL J11IU11U. 11U offered an invocation. Father Valen ment may become moro effective Mr. Mead this morning. "Thero isn't set prices at 12 o'clock noon, Satur- 01 i S various? answering a question about certain very had hemi encased In bands tin of tho Catholic mission, a to show our 1912, l-- And we shall endeavor any question, however, that tho Fill day, Juno 15, at tho front door Y 9f1 ...... , ...... work tho nnnid Transit comnany was 1 in ireianu, inciuuing tno ireiuun m actlvo member of Waialao, Kalmukl and all Its sig L,Chl8Ppfct aii cir-priz- loyalty to thl3 school pinos on Hawaiian plantations to tho CanUol Building. Honolulu: "8, concluding: "Under the e tho Military Band," winner of tho grand and Palolo Improvement Club, under purposes. faring they over of sale: Cash cumstances I cannot conceive of the nificant aro far better than Terms at tho World's Fair in St. Louis whoso auspices tho event took place, thing under our llag pay cost of patent and e Tho greatest did at homo." Purchaso to Honolulu uapiu Transit wrnu moni heav-les- In 1904. and ns n. member find dime-- was among thoso present. public school. It Is our t of Fili stamp. HfiDis attempting anything In tho lino is the Just what tho result tho lateuouse tor of tho "Red Mill" Opera Company Queen LlHuokalanl applied tho all and our chief prido. pro pay uo con Investment pino Investigator's visit will bo is Purchaser to cost of advertls Company. In 1909. hla nrnfessinnal career havlne or Pavlns except wnal m'ent made for tho occasion and Industry and - ver trowel Education is our biggest blematlcal, inasmuch as there has beon ing. aivtQn tv sldored as a reasonably temporary ro- Mombers Honolulu Stock and Bond. ,n.,j vnnr declared tho stone well and truly laid free school our most cherished general disposition In tho Philip Lot No. 1, situated at tho corner ot pair. tho Exchange. Edmunds has the signed endorsement tho whole audience, on and off the Institution. Tho seed sown In tho pines to dlscourago tho efforts of the Puunul Avenuo and ICaual Street, Matters. FORT AND MERCHANT ST. of tho following named gentlemen, Park plutform, standing. public school of our land has had Its Hawaiian planters' recruiting agents, and containing an aroa of 7.73G P. of Kallhl Improve gov who had heard him play: W. D. H. O'Sulllvan Judgo Dole's remarks wero In part fruition In useful lives, and tho for tho reason that labor is needed squaro feet. .Upset prico $387.00. wrote calling attention to Adams, G. H. Buttolph, W. Beakbane, ment Club, as follows: "It Is a happy and ap ernment of tho United States Is effi badlv for tho development of tho Lot No. 2, situated at Pallkca, and "Patronize Home Industry." necessity of parking tho old puu- - A. Aalberg, Carlos Cacere's and Frank tho proprlato feature of this occasion that cient and successful because tho Philippine Islands themsolvcs. containing an area of 0.47 aero. Up Kallhlwaena. Referred H. Anderson. H0 was going to tho school lot at tho former Queen of Hawaii, whoso lie school is efficient and successful. set .prico $500.00. committee. Coast In the Lurline next Tuesday to to road name Is given to tho school that is All walks of life in our social order For map and furthor particulars 71 Bishop Estato, complete existing contracts. O. Sorenson, of tho to bo established In this new build and carried forward by tho offlco tho Commission SIB aro Influenced apply at of the land of STOCK SALES of Hawaii, Limited. Status of Soldiers. notified the board that Ing, has consented to lay Its corner- tho work of tho public school. This er of Public Lands. rend-dere- d Kowalo, on which Deputy Attorney Mllverton Atkinson Park, stone, thus giving tho school an Inci Is opening tho gateways of op JOSHUA D. TUCKIOR, Telephonein3529. 96 King St-- dav it sub- taxes woro remitted, was years i youth of an opinion on a question heretofore dent that will go down tho portunity to 20,000,000 of tho Honolulu Stock Exchange: Between Commissioner of Public Lands now assessed at $2000 and tho city mitted as follows: its annals, and will bo treasured as our land. Boards 25 Walalua 130, lOdo. 130, Dated at Honolulu, April 12, 1912 person and county as lesseo would bavo to Queen thi3 "In my opinion, a does not,; ono of Its choicest traditions. "Provldouco grant that from 10 do. 130, $10,000 Olaa 6s 97, 50 Olaa lOts Anr. 13. 20. 27. May 4. 11. IS F. Morgan tax. Reforred to tno d James while in tho army service, although pay the LlHuokalanl has been closely in touch center thero shall radiate a forco.that S5 Oahu Sugar Co. 29. 25, Juno 1, 8, 11. bridges, parks, etc. 7.37, in tho city and county of mlttco on roads, with tho past oventful history of theso will strengthen and perpetuato all Sor.ilon Sales 50 Olaa 7.37, 35 Is from tho Bishop - Honolulu, acquire such a legal reslvThls land leased islands, and is today a willing and our desires and all our prayers for a do. 5 do. 10- Ewa 32.75, PIONEER MILL COMPANY. rental, 7.37. 7.37, Stock and nominal d denco as would entitle him to hold Estato at a public-spirite- participator In tho llfo futuro shaped and fashioned by that 0 Oahu Sugar Co 28.87, 10 do. Stocks At Auction. complained by office or employment In tho municipal "John J. Macgarvey of Hawaii's new status. supremo Intelligence which finds Its 28.87, 50 do. 28.75, 25 do. 28.75, 25 At twolvo o'clock noon, on Monday, Bond Broker which government, unless he brings himself lotter of estrays at Palolo "With tho meeting of races In Ha highost oxprosslon in frlondllness and do. 28.75, 5 Honolulu B. & M. Co April 15th, 1912, our salesroom, No. ' st Aiemuer oi iiouoiuiu aim uonu annoyance. Referred to aiocu within tho exemption relating to cases caused great waii tho coming horo of the represen- in toleration." 23.50, 5 do. 23.50, 15 do. 23.50, 20 Ik - 857 Kaahumnnu St., Honolulu, by or- - Exchange. whoro it is not reasonably practical to tho pollco commltteo. tatives of dlvorgont nations, In busi- LlHuokalanl school Is being erected nokaa 11.87. dor of tho Treasuror of tho Ploneor Stock and Bond Order recelvo engaged In busi obtain citrons competent for tho par- Thirteen Chinese ness ontorprisos, tho social life of tho undor an appropriation of $G0,000, to Sugar Quotations 96 de(f. Centrlfu Mill Co. .there will bo sold at public prompt attention - I petitioned 1 1 4A4 service." ness on Maunakea .street placo, in education, In politics with cover building and furnlturo, out of ga'.s 1.015. 88 dog. Analysis Beets 13s. auction uno itunurou aim une ticular thorough ui, infonnaUon furnlihed relative to all Reports of Committees that tho hackstand on that tho American policy of making Oahu tho loan fund. Its matorlal is rein Parity 4.79. shares of s ock n said company, aamo ... ld. AND n0NDg Tho pollco commltteo reported on inro uo nuonm.uu. a v.u.. a great strategic outpost of tho Unit- forced concroto and norwost pino. vicinity of places TTnnnltiln flnlllnd. then pnrnnratnno nutlmrlva,! of n moatlm? nf atnolilinlfl. LUANo NEGOTIATED. tho employment of Mr. Rohorbacher nuisance In tho ed States involving cxtonslvo fortifi- Tho architect Is J. H. Craig and the tln foods woro Improvement company, February Phono 1578 P. Box 804. on tho special force, that tho facts as where meat and other cations and an army of dofondors and contractor A. P. McDonald, contain dasta of tho ors of tho hold a to tho health commit-therefor- e 16th, 1912. stated by tho sheriff are correct and sold. Referred all tho things that go with such occu- Bosldos tho queen's two books and club and the first and lateat Issues 1805 1912. MORGAN CO. Fluo Job PrtnUn It recommended that tho too. pation, and with tho annually Increas musical compositions and coplos of of Thrum's Annual, and JAS. F. at the Star odlee.

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fllTtt HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, APftfl. 1612.

MYxtr, aim. Hnnor iimmi, Mi MMttufttilmlr flrns Hu! In ffwtitMt Jnp Departures, JtNMfih OtliiMit anil Mrs. I. 'lttHy ntum rm wttra Mtrmi tn Mr. Wool. Ufa AHimbullft Law, who spent a I'ook. n, Mr. IKIvrarilK, am) Mrs. H!igv rw day In Ilotinlnlu whs a departing 0 k1 bun). Tho InillM who iHfm at the mmxinfrr In tlitt MniiHii Ken lust Tues- Mr. ami Mra. II. I'. IXIIIimtmm table ware Mr. WooIhii, Mra. Khop-ha.n- l, day. nt limohMii at IIIlwa fl Mr. BdwnnU, Airs. ltely, kt Monday In honor of Mr nnd Mra. Mrs. I'rwtttm, Mrs. Okylttr, Mra. THr Mr. and Mr. Samuel Monnnrrnt Fred Butler. The gtimtts for th most tier, Mrs. Hobdy, Mrs. Ittmkctr and were dftfwrtlng piienors in tho SI- - van wro popl who wtp ncttr In Mr. DftUHln MoDoiiftle. rra Wednosdny. Uit lt fell the work for Christliin v v ninvwiitttit. Mr. F. S. I.ysor, Mrs. Philip Frcmr, Dr. nnd Mrs. Thuron Nlohols, who The (lining room and tables wnre Mrs. Guy Ooro, Mm. John Drew, Mrs. 1ihv hn visiting In Honolulu for tho 0V1XR THE TEACUPS. elabomtely decorated for tho occasion. Fred Potter, Mr. Ford Llndormnnn, past two months left in the Sierra on Mrs. Moore, Seolety Hditor. , Hie Invited guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Percv Morse, Mrs. Wednesday. Telnphene 2793. Fred I Hitler, Governor Frer, Bishop Henny, Mrs. (loot. Mr. Charles Bon t i J nnd Mr. Restnrlck, Dr. nnd Mr. Do and Mrs. De Freest nil members of n Mm. Do Wolf, motlior of Mrs. F. S. IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO renins Scuddor, Hov. and Mr. A. A. cHrtl club which meets every two Lysor, sailed, for Snn Frnnclsco In weeks, Bier-bac- h B CALLING DAYS FOR HONO. O Eborsolo, Hov. and Mrs. Robert Ji. wore tho guests, of Mr, tho Sierra on Wednesday. O LULU. O smith, Hov. and Mrs. Peters, Rv. last Wcdnosdny afternoon. The & & Mondays: Punahou. College O find Mrs. W. B. Oleson, Mr. prise, an ombroldored tray cloth, wns Mr. Lionol Waldon, Knight of tho Hills, Manoa, Maltlkl. and O Mrs. Williams, given to Mrs. F. S. Lysor. Legion of Honor of Franco, and world Tuesdays: Waikiki. Kanlo-- O Rev. Canon and Mr. ism i'ark, Kalniukl, Palolo. FVlVVE.n Ault, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scuddor. 0 renowned artist, snlled in the Nllo on Puu-mi- l, On Monday ovonlng Mrs. Guy Gore on Wednesdays: Nuunnu, Absolutely Pur Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bowon, Mr. Bom-talt- Wednesday routo to Paris. Pacific Heights. First and Mr. nnd Mrs. Damon, entertained at cards for Mrs. Do Wolf. 0 Third Wednesdays Nuu-ai- The onSy dakiny Frank above fiowtar Tho prizes wore taken by Mr. Blako D. Smith, Bridge. Second and Fourth maaatroezi fioyai Grape Mr. and Mrs. Do Btichen, Mr. and Mrs. Francis motlior of All Women lonir tn hp bountiful hill fnw filllv ranllin wlint n utrl In Wednesdays below Bridge Mrs. W. C. Weedon, Mr. nnd Mrs. and Mrs. Lyser. Lieutenant Roy Franote Smith wa6 a fclWiuty It grace. Fourth Wednesday, Pacific 3teani of Tartar a departing passenger in tho Sierra ' John Gulick, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton . ' In among Heights. fot. those essentials that sto to mako un charm, few womon MoAlum.NoOtne Phosphate Tracy, O. Arrivals. on Wednesday. ' gracefulness Timr&days: The Mrs. H. Gulick, Rev. and fM1mle at its true value. Plains. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith wero & J & Most womon want a good figure; "by this, they Fridays: .Hotels and town. Miss Gulick, Mr. and Mrs. Patu Sup- and mean a fashionable I). n h'.lf-shcl- l, jiasflongers in the Nile on Mrs. J. Athorton, Mrs. Oscar 'fitfUre. Whether it haniieus to be of tlin hour-ti- nr hlnlMt tvits. Thov IlUn Fourth Friday, Fort Shatter. grape fruit with marascnl- - er, Mrs. Erdman, Mr. and Mrs. Aus- m First Tuesday, Fort Ruger. Tuesday. White, Mrs. George W. Smith, Mrs. n imva it pren.v nec aim unouiners, m uruor to jook wen in evening ores. no cherries, roasted chicken with tin and Miss Austin, Mr. and Mrs. JASll now that short sleeves are the vogue, women want a well shaped fore-- Saturdays: Kallhl. Thira ad v Joseph Podmorc, Miss Jonc.3 and Mrs. - dressing, creamed new potatoes Wakheld, Mr. P. C. Jones, Mr. and mm. Ana tms aeout expresses tnoir idea of grace. They do not want to he Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame- Tho Misses ba Fronch pons, Mrs. Davlos, Mr. nnd Mrs. Griinths, Carol and Clorlnda Low, Sinclair. tto) fat, nor yet too thin; but this also la because either state spoils the Schools. roselln Jelly, suited al who fitoMPA. spent tho Eastor vacation on & & J Of th. wnnilrnllR OratiA nt Iljt nvnlltaltn miiiaa f tlia raAlltitf nf Q9000000000000000 monds, ollvos, celery nnd tomato and Rev. H. H. Parker. OighMiess Maul, returned to Honolulu on Wed- Mrs. E. D. Roberts, wife of tho and buoyancy, of Qnldo Haul's tlKiires in "Aurora." or of the (Inures lettuce salad with mayonnaise & j wnlilft. ... 1. ...3 ...... dress nesday. (Continued Page annnii iu uiccnf i ic&ct nuu uriiB, iimiij h unieu louaj seem uiierj.v afternoon for MIse ing, Mrs. Arthur Wilder entertained nt on Eight) "llHrtotiK. Or if they notice them nt all, It is never with an Idea that such ,Uo"f t,00fe individual Neapolitan cakes beau mce might he theirs. whose engr.gement to Sir. Me- - tifully iced, coffco nnd assorted nuts luncheon on Monday In honor or hor But many a woman could change her waddle into a light, buoyant sten 'anphy has been announced. Among and bon bons. mother, Mrs. W. M. GHTard. Mrs. be a aeiignt see, many wouia to another could transform har rotund thcvie present were Airs. William Those who enjoyed this feast of Wlldor's guests wero Mrs. W. M. Glf 'TiUrres into lines of fascination. The body In itself is beautiful. And it is! Love, Miss Moore Miss Reynolds Lucullus wcro Mrs. Brown, Miss fnrd, Mrs. E. D. Tcnnoy, Mrs. Helen ,( a,e"Co CooKe' Mrs" Mrs. C. forward and spoil the line at the back of the neck. We lot our chest sink , Frank Sheldon, Miss Claire Henrietta Uecke, Noonan, George Horbcrt, Mrs. round-shouldere- Athcrton, Miss Inez Y: BEGINNING ON and we become Wo sit and stand improperly, and our Grace Davis. Miss Miss Blanche H. Folsom, Miss Zonnia Inukea, Mrs. Charles Lucas and abdomen becomes prominent. We a one tilings Nora Sturgeon, Mito do dozen and little of this Kate Athorton, May Hummel and Miss Ruth Elolse Mrs. Ebon Low. -- sort, and after awhile every line goes away. Our body, In Its silhouette, Is Miss Fluxman, Mrs. Grcenwell, Miss or grnce Brown. .S & 'jikb sweet oeus jangieu out tune, wuere migui ue are oniy lines Armstrong, Miss Grace Cooke, and and anglos jar. . v' Mrs. W. T. Schmitt entertained at that Miss Collin. Dut we can prevent this condition coming, or we can renvedy it if it has The Woman's Board of Central a pol luncheon on Tuesday in honor Jl eome. We need to tono up our vitality for one thing, so that wo feci like Union church will or Mrs. De Wolf. Tho centerpiece standing And MIf.i hold a special MONDAY erect and walking buoyantly. this comes as much from cheery Alice Hopper will bo hostess foi the table wns pink -- meeting next Monday afternoon nt 3 of carnations. Bplrlts as from oxygen in the blood. Thon wo want to exercino in some form for tho Miuuto Club this afternoon, at limber up our muscles and wear off the ilesh whore it chouldn't be, and o'clock, to listen to addresses by Mrs. The guests Included Mrs. Do Wolf 'to her homo on Keeaumoku street. The tput it on where it should be. Arthur Smith, who mis- Miss Horn, Mrs. Llmlemann. Mrs.' young ladies who belong to this club has been a Exercise Is an old story, and the trouble with most women is that they sionary in China ManpicE, Mrs. Moonie, Mrs'. Tnrle- - will have none of it. The housewife says she gets exercise enough. meet onco a month and spend tho for about thirty Tho aft years, ton, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lyser, Mra. MORNING business woman says she Is too tired. The society woman exclaims she ernoon sowing and by Mrs. Pierson, who hn3 for tho poor. Today Newman and Mrs. Schmitt. 'hasn't the time. Hut look again at those Greek maidens almost flying along Miss Hopper's guests spent about the samo time in the mis- they'll you grace will be Mir.3 & 'that frieze, and maybe convince that such and buoyancy Fanny Hoogs, sionary field of tho Hokiiido in Japan. are worth having. Mia Helen North, Miss Mrs. E. Mrs. Smith re- Thomas Wall's dining room Belle McCorrlston, Miss Muriel How-at- t, and her husband are Then again, there is exercise and exercise. The housekeeper does get was abloom with shasta daisies on and all next week we plenty of it, if she would take it with head up and shoulders back, and body Miss Cordelia Gllman, Miss Esther turning to their work in China after will offer furlougli Wednesday, when sho was luncheon in a right position. Dut she doesn't. She makes these very mistakes of Kopke, Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Car- a in America, and Hov. and Special Values in DOMESTIC earrlage about her housework that give round shoulders and prominent hostess In honor of her sister, Mls our rie McLean and Miss Martha MeChes-ncy- . Mrs. Pierson aro on their way out for abdomen and lack of spring in the walk. furlougli. Inez Graco Davis. A cut glass bowl DEPARTMENT There are plenty of exercises that are lots of fun. Swimming is one of filled with delicate pink, begonias. the host for tho cultivation of grace. It not only uses mnny muscleB, but It Mrs. Jack Young of Hilo entertained It is particularly fortunate that - draped with white tulle formed the aises many that are otherwise little used. It is a corrective of round should- at a Fivo Hundred party at her home-- . these, two ladies aro in Honolulu at urs, and it compels deep breathing. With the summer coming on, many the samo time, and tho experiences centerpiece for the table. Hand- - could take up swimming if they would. Begin slowly, but persevere. . . ' women' 1 painted brides wearing tulle veils ne "mes wer talccI1 by Mra- - Which thev havn to rnlnte will ho n At tho end of the season, you'll find yourself a different looking individual. markcd tUo P,aco of Horseback ruling is another oxorcise good for the muscles. It strength- Elliott and Mrs. Llndly Watson treat to tho women of Honolulu, who cach cst corsage bouquets were dainty ens them, tones tlr?m up, gives a feeling of lightness and buoyancy, and a Thrao who enjoyed Mrs. Young's hnvo so much Interest in missions. bride's command of the body, that shows In overy movement. hospitality wcro Miss Edna Curtis, The woman's board roses. Besides the guest of honor cov- good grace. running, has invited ho Tennis Is another cultivator of The swift the quick Low, ers were laid for Miss Jessie Kenne- o Miss Annabelle Miss Florence missionary societies of the movements of the arms above the head, on this side or that, all tend to pro-Uuc- Methodist, Bargains Shlpman, Miss Margaret Shlpmcn, Episcopal dy, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss Hel?" in correct lines. and Christian churches, and North, Miss All these things free the body of the stiffness, the wrong positions into Mir.i Caroline Shlpman, Miss Wolfert, all ladles interested to attend. Laura Xott, Miss Muriel y wmcu we nave sup. comes anu Howatt, Miss Florence 1st it it oacK to normal, tnen it is ueautiiui. Mrs.' Harold Moses, Mrs. Christian The meeting is to be held in tho Hoffman and i30 WHU UIO BttUSim ill IlUllU WllUJl Iliuuy UUIUUUI UAUlUiSUU UUIL UIU lUilliy Castendyko, Mrs. Robert Forbes, Mrs. Sundayschool Mrs. Wall. i4 iDleasurablc can be enjoyed, let the woman who wishes to chango unpleasant room of the Central Alvah Scott, Mrs. W. T. Balding, S k 'lines into fascinating ones, a gait that is painful to one that is a delight, go Mm. Union church Monday afternoon at 3 Towels ! ,ln for some one or several of these things and perslstenly practice them. Fred Irwin, Mrs. Harry Irwin, Mrs. R. o'clock. Mrs. George W. McCoy was hosfsf T. Guard, to a prettily appointed luncheon Wed- including ft-- ' Mrs. Robert Moses, Mrs. If tho transport Logan comes Into Archor-Irwln- , H. B. nesday afternoon at home or. P. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. port his evening there will be a danco her William McKay, Mrs. Young street. wcro-- "SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY, Wilder, .Miss Clare Kelloy, Mtes Anna OIlio Shlpman, at the Moana Hotel. Covers laid fo Linen and Turkish Towels At tho homo of her mother, Mrs. Tucker, Miss Abby Dow, Mrs. Austin Mrs. Paul Barteto, Mrs. Harold Fisher, eight, tho guest of honor being Mis Kingsbury, Har-ile- t Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Mrs. Macono- - DUle of Berkeley, Cal. :,Henry Waterhouse, on Thursday after Jones, Mrs. Ross Mi3s THE WEEK'S SOCIAL AFFAIRS. Tho otbc chl. guests present besides noon, mies Nora bturgeon ww? hostess Young, Miss Angus, Miss Jean Dinners. the hoatos Angus, Angus, Doro- fcjt and Miss Dllle were Mrs. F. E. Tret- - j at a lea for Miss Inez Grace Davis. Miss Ethel Miss Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Monsarrat en- Miss Cassels who has ter, Mrs. J. M. Kennedy, .1. S, The drawing room, where tho guests thy Wood, Miss Julia McStockcr, Mtes been tho tertained at a family dinner at the Mrs. Special Prices in house guest of Miss Herrenden and B. Pratt, Mrs. Gamble, Were received, was decorated with McStockcr, Mrs. James Pine, Moana on Sunday night. Covers wero Miss Barrio yellow graced Mrs. Lorrin Smith, Mrs. Ashman In Puna will leaves on Gamble and Miss Virginia Miller, lilies. Vases of roses Miss Gertrude laid for Mrs. M. C. Monsarrat, Judge tho tea tabic. Some of tho ladkv? who Brown, Mrs. Malcolm Mclntyro, Miss for her homo on tho mainland. Jt S Ready and Mrs. Monsarrat, Dr. nnd Mrs. Made Sheets and 'received with Miss Sturgeon were Ecatrico Holdsworth, Mrs. F. Smith, & uiBb was j Monsarrat and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ueainco Hoieswortn Henry Up at Punahou the luncheon hostess on .Mrs. Waterhouse. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Fred Damon. rehearsals for Monsarrat. Thursday in k HVall, Stevens, Mrs. Will 8 May-da- y pageant are progressing line-ly- . honor of Miss Helen Achillcn. Pillow Slips 'fv Mrs. Samuel ,S The Whitney, Mrs. Edward White Sutton Mr. and Mm. Robbins B. Anderson Ono of tho features is to he the tablo was prettily decorated with pink On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs-is- . i "and Miss Alice Cooke. The Invited entertained at dinner last evening ,for minuet, danced by tho young folks, and whlto daisies. Covers wero laid D. Tennoy entertained at an East- iTtiests were Miss Grace Davis, Mrs. Mrs. Festenden, mother of Mrs. Ar-tn- from the eighth grade, who will be for Miss Helen Achilles, Miss Hart- - er dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas Wall, Mrs. Samuel Stevens, G. Smith. Covers wore laid for powdered and wlgged, ruffled and well, Miss Swanzy and Mtos Holes Monsarrat. Easter lillles were used A Mrs. Will Whitney, Mrs. Edward Mrs. Fessenilon, Governor Frear, Mr. patched to represent tho bellcw and worth. Good Chance to replenish a BIG for table decorations and the designs at SAVING Whlto Sutton, Miss Alice Cooke, MIs3 and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham, Mr. and beaux of old colonial days. These 5l for the place cards wcro ggs IN REGULAR PRICES. Margaret Waterhouse. Mrs. Montague Mrs. David Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur young people aro working under the Easter Miss Graco Robertson was guest of nnd chickens. Covers were Cooke, Mrs. Loffert.i, Mrs. C. H. G. Smith r.nd Mr. and Mrs. Robbliw direction of Miss Harriet William- laid for honor at a luncheon on Thursday giv Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooke, Mrs. It. A. Cooke, Miss Graco Anderson, son. Monsarrat, Airs. en by Miss Kamakia Magoon at the Fred Knight, Mr. Coolro, Mrs. Fred Waterhouse, Mrs. . . J ,1 Eaton, Mr. Colonial. Tho tablo decorations were Armstrong, Mr. Bentloy, John Waterhouse, Mrs. George Ison-bcr- Judge and Mrs. W. U Whitney's Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young of HIIo Mrs. Helen of violets and pale pink carnations Noonan, Miss Mrs. Frank Athorton, Mrs. A- bungalow on Alexander street was have had as their house guc.it for tho Wilhelmlna Tenney and M'.is Magonn's guests were Miss Grace rthur Wall, Mrs. Frcdorick Lowrey, prettily lighted and decorated last past few days, Mlts Edna Curtis, of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney. uonortson, Miss Whiting, Mrs. James Mm. Sheiwood Lowroy, Mrs. Albert night, when they entertained at a Kurtistown, Olao. Dougherty, Mrs. Henry Afong and Colonel C. Waterhouse, Miss Florence Hoffman, dance In honor of Miss Inez Graco J v & A. Stoble was dinner Miss Sybil Robertson. "Miss Helen North, Mrs. CharleB Davis, who is soon to marry Mr. Guil- Miss Holfert of Oakland, California, host at the Courtland on Tuesday

Cath-"tirln- Is- night complimentary Wqight, Mrs. SInglehurst, Miss o ford Whitney. who Is spending some tlmo In tho to Mr. W. L. Teas. JORDAN'S lands, Churchill and Mr. Montgom- Goodale, Miss Laura Nott, MV3S Mrs. Whitney and M.Vss Davis re- is at present visiting Mrs. Howard Mrs. F. S. Lyser was hostces at an Hart-wel- Charles Kluegel of ery of Detroit, Michigan. Juliette Hartwoll, Miss Bernlce l, ceived the guetts in the reception HIIo. A number Tho table Informal sewing tea on Monday in was Miss Dorothy Hartwell, Mrs. Al-- I room which was cglow with yellow of informal affairs aro being planned decorated with yellow coreqpsls. honor of her mother, Mrs. Do Wolf. ligrt Judd, Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Miss coreopsis. Tho gallery upstairs, for her In tho near future. The guests included Mr. W. L. airs. Lyser's guests wero Mrs. Do 5 -- Jessie Kennedy. Miss Muriel Howatt, where the young people danced, was i Churchill, Mr. Howard Montgomery, Woir, Mrs. C. G. Bocluw, Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Howatt, Miss Marten Haviland, artistically decorated with boughs and Miss Carolluo Potter, of Hilo, spent Mr. M. P. Robinson, Mr. C. H. Clark, Mrs. GIgnoux, Mrs. Vitla Thrum, Mrs. Mrs. Sam Castle, Miss Geraldlne Cag- -' branches of tho pepper tree, and great the wcok with Mm. Lowis Turner at Cooke, Mr. F. L Waldron, Mr. R. J. Nowell, Mrs. McGonagle, Mrs - tie. Miss Whlttemore, Miss Robson, Jars of yellow lillca gave the needed Kawcleau, tho rubber- plantation in Buchley and Mr. L. Tenney Peck. Davis, Mrs. Moonie, Mrs. Hieser and Puna. Miss Cowles, MUs Helen Achille, Mrs. touch of color to the green setting. At . v Mrs. North. HotoIS Cust'o, Mra. Albert Afong, a late hour delightful refreshments J Lieut and Mrs. J. F. Sheody, en- Atlantic Hemmed Mrs. Will Love, Mrs. Jones, Mra. Hep- were served and the young folks Mrs. Charles Henry Drown was tho tertained at a prettily appointed din- Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy entertained burn, Mrs. Hoy Smith, Miss Alice trippd the light fantastic until tho hostess at a protty Informal dinner ner at tho Courtland on Thursday at a farewoll tea on Wednesday in 'Coopor, Mlse Ethel Spalding, Miss wee sma' hours. on Friday evening, given In honor of ovoning. Lavender astors wero u.ied honor of Mrs. Ellen Weaver. About Mary Cattoti, Miss Itenny Catton, v'i Miss Sarah Moech Sheldon, who will for tho tablo decorations. Covers sixty ladles, old friends of tho guest return to homo in of honor called during tho Sheet Mint Nora Swanzy, Miss Juliette The Sewing Club formed by aome of her Seattle m wero laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. C. afternoon Cooke, Mrs. Greenwell, Mrs. Walter the maids and matrons of tho Army June. Miss Sheldon has been tho Dooring, Lieut, and Mrs. Roy Fran- - J)HHnliam, Mrs. Harold DiH'.ngham, and Navy tet met yesterday with Migs eighth grade teacher at Punahou for tis Smith, Mr. Dickson, Miss Kdltn Card3. Mrs. Irtrs. John Erdman, Miss Frances Dill- Ho'.en Rockwoll. Tho ladles who tho past four years. Cowles, Lieut. Robinson, Lieut. 1)1X1-ar- Johnson of Fort Ruger was A special sale of this high grade line ingham, Miss Jane Wlnne, Miss Edithe spent, the afternoon sewing wero Mrs. Tho Brown's pretty bungalow on and Lieut, nnd Mrs. Sheody. hostess on Wednesday for tho now Williams, MVjb Buchanan, Mrs. Ar- James Pine, Mrs. Gerald Johnson, AVoodlawn avenuo In Manoa valley bridge club formed by several ladles of Bed Sheets is now on thur Mcintosh, Miss Allco Thompson, MVs Helen Brown, Miss Freeman, was mado especially attractive with Luncheons. of tho Sorvlco set. Tho membem of George tho club aro Mrs. Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Waldron, Miss Allco Spalding, Miss Clara clusters of red carnations, ferns and Mrs. L. Tennoy Peck cntortalned at Walker, Mrs, Wil 15. liams, Mrs. Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mrs. Water- Franck, and Miss Holon Rockwoll. lilies. on Easter luncheon on Monday at the Cowles, Miss Cowles, Miss man, Julia McStockcr, Mrs. Robert Catton, Mrs. Robert ti Covers wero laid for six. The hand- - Country Club in honor of tho birth- Mrs. Klngsbery and 63x90 .75 " Miss Hughes, S. Mm. Johnson. Bond, Mrs. Baldwin, Lieutenant Robinson entertained at;palntod place cards boro messages day of her mother, Mrs. Nowton Lock. Asldo from tho regu 60c lar members, Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss Bertha Kopke, dinner last ovonlng on board tho from famous authors. Each guest Covers wero laid' for Mrs. Newton Johnson enter- 72x90 .80 " Alox-nnde- r, tained Mrs. Tlmborlako, 65c MIsb Esther Kopke, Miss Helen Thot'.s. Tho guest of honor wns Mrs. was presented with a corsngo bouquet Lock, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Macomb, MIrn Margaret Walker, motn-or- . Mrs. Clifton Carter, Mrs. 81x90 " " Miss Dickson, Lieutenant Robinson's of English violets. Upon a hnndsomo Mrs. Eleanor Weaver, Mrs. Henriet- Rockwell .90 70c Agnos Walker, Miss Cordelia W&lkor, and Miss Rockwoll. The two guest The tablo was prettily decorated embroidered piece, an heirloom, In ta Tangol, Mrs. II. P. Lewis, Mrs. " Mrs, Bruco Cnrtwright, MUs May Da- prizes, a Canton platter tiny 90x90 1.00 " with lavondor astors. Covers wore tho contor of tho tablo, wns a French Frederick J. Lowrey, Mrs. Holen and a 80c green teapot Rock-wo- mon, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. J. woro given to Miss ll laid for Mrs. Dickson, Lleutonnnt and motal basket, Mrs. Brown's wedding Storrs, Mrs. Arthur G. Smith, Mrs. 'Hodonmnn, Mrs. High, Mrs. Frank nnd Mm. Rockwell. Tho Mrs. Pino, Lloutenant and Mrs. glfo from tho honorce, which con- William Pitts Fessendcn, Mrs. Eliza- other Thompson, Mm. Klamp, Miss Cornet, Sheody, prizos were Canton embroidered Lieutenant Bothwell, Lieuten- tained carnations and mnldenhnlr beth Wntorhouse, Mrs. C. F. Wood, Mrs. Clifford Kimball. Miss Helon waists nnd wero given to Mrs. Wfl-llnm- s ant Scannell, Dr. Glllosple and Lieu- most tastefully arranged. Mrs. C. B. Wood, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Stanley I'.vtngston, Mrs. frn Arthur Wall, and Mrs. Cowles. tenant B'.llard. No loss olabornto was tho menu Mrs, of John A. McCandless, Mrs. L. L. kj 0. Livingston, Miss Allco Hoppor, i55 & & tho dinner, one dainty aftor another McCandloss, Mrs. Gartonborg, N. S. 'MIph Makoo, MUs So- - Mrs. 0. Mrs. Novlllo wnB hostosB Sachs Dry Violet Blancho Mrs. Arthur Hubert Jonos ontor-taino- d for tho Goods Co., bolng served in faultless stylo, tho Montague Cooko, Mrs. Robbins An- Sorvlco Ltd. iiigr, Mra, W. Williamson, Mrs, Arthur at a. thlmblo party yesterday Brldgo Club on Wednesday at 4. X first being Eastern oysters on the derson, Mrs. PercJ' pond, Mra. 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i tot ImttTHOt . pled to bat ttwallko FUTURE did both and to last thoto good Re- VALUABLE YOUNG lNn Co M CIA'S publicans he did more, On Wednes- Society LOVE'S BAKERY nmakamut ? day nlRhl ho onllwl a moettim or tho (OwNUniioO rrora ! One. i Continued from psae lx ) mmt m public at large and Ml the Union Mean oo i headquarters, Kwallko tlttlna; In tho LIFE GUI OFF i. Tho l'hin-- t letirif state tressurer of California, and lurj C. Q. Hep II uuii a potentate, on Yn architecture, and other east like called daughter, Miss lloltorts, were depart-- 1 31 HackfeM ft Oo l Moors, Dosha, Osorlo, Itoso, Kahncn tranches of engineering and they are Mlsa Mtrlan Muiidon, daughter nf lug nsMeugeri; In the Siena ir.it Wi-- P. L. WaMron it Warg and to come forward and looking toward, America to supply la Guorgo Mundun, of 1 Ho, died at needtr. m. W. Jordan wsa In teaehen. siak for the faith that thorn. or ICershner 11 o'nleok last orenln at the home "Mngllsh been made the tech- - This they did solemnly and rever 1). entertained in hat Isaac Cookatt, Kail hi valloy, after a MreA. Inmoh ( Co - 11m. Electric ently while the boos lookd on rl.u- h ntChl training language. If the Amer- very brief Illness f.om tuberculosis. Formally at a sawlna ten on Wi dlU JHmpkm' KlottrU i ly. Cabrinha and Austin did not icans wish to supply this demand for She whs IS years of age. day for her sister, Mrs. Antonio JWman 0 attend the mooting but of teacjters, nnd desire to Rain a foothold lrfauo Miss Mundon was a most popular Perrr. Mia. lrnach's auent.i weic Bam Chong il this will to them. In China, they mint exercise patience Bwallko attend Th: young during sum Mrs. Antonio Perry. Mrs. O. (lulMt. 0. Mall ft Bob ceremony. woman, and the - mam w mmmx ), li so by a a ow, definite pro- whole was a pretty Sat- mm and do 4k.-V- mer 1000 one of oovoral m i. Paper Co. to dt was the cess. Hustling methods won't work. urday night Is the time set for the Intimations. Schuman Carriage Oo 16 Hawaiian girls chosen to represent ; "Americana boast of their alleged punishment of Lewis and Kealoha. Mhw Yarrow and Miss Oilman will 8tM Co 3 Hawaii at the Alaska-Yuko- n Pacini Is GOOD Bread Manufacturer' Intelligence versa- This will bo done In secret and will superior and their was n feets before long on a European trip. 8- - Dfiky 8 Exposition, at .Seattle. She 0. tility, but they lack stability and have doubtless be severe. Then Bwallko & 4t vt Benson, Smith ft Oft, 4 gtnoral favorite with all who came no petience. They must not try to will don tho black cap, while tho Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle, and her Hawaiian News Co ... 19 in contact with her. FOr the past make money fwit and then return by front rank man will say to himself, daughter Elinor, plnnnlng to re--i 31 two years Miss Mundon Mad been are Y. Takukawa tho next boat. dreading what I got to 21 "I'm watch." turn to Honolulu In June. A. W. Falrweatfcer pro- practicing her profession of trained "American education lias n w --s Honolulu Gas 06 24 nurse. found influence on China. The big Tho Princess Kawannnakoa oxpect.i niinond ft Co 22 gest thing that Wo can do is to holp to return to Honolulu sometime In Hamm-Youn- g H TRANSGIESSQRS Von Co education. At present 19 Chinese the Juno. l'reuoh laundry fifty ! G tlmo, there aro six hundred nnd & v Bros 3!0 JIunt two Chinese studonts at our American Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Watson will re- Baltimore Sun Heater 2 universities. BF MORAL LAHS (Continued from Page One) turn to Honolulu In June. THE WEATHER. "This Is the bu way that wo can also came back, leaving Atkinson to help the Chinese. By encouraging fish by himseir. Mrc. Harry Macfarlano, who ban thou- have Looal Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. their coming hero we shall have Josi'i h I'odeUa, tho hack-drive- r Only six Maui delegates nr been visiting in California for some - twenty-nine- : Temperature, C a. .; 8 a. m.; .0 sands of Americans learning tome- who pleaded guhty a few days ago to rived. There aro more time, will return to Honolulu for tho ar- a. in., and morning minimum: thing about China, so that tho adultery, was this morning sentenced of tho delegation, two of whom be summer. benefit. W. 72. 75, 76, OS. rangement will be of mutual by Judge Clemons to six months in longing to Molokal cannot come. The Iff republic name. Barometer loading. Absolute hu "China only a in jail aud to pay tho crais of court. Mikahala will bring anywhero from DIED. will long for the people twenty-seve- n midity (grains per cubic foot); rela It take a time There aro still two charges of viola- twenty tb over tonight DOWLING In Honolulu, April 12, to be educated up to tho new form of by tive humidity and dew point at 8 tion of tho White Slave Act hanging Arrangements have been made 1912, Fonlon Dowllng, a native of old- have government. We are ono of the giving gqod en e is as important in Table arrangements to u ta. over I'odesta's head, a fact which has the Taft League for Terro Haute, Ind., aged forty-fiv- flit est republics and we must .ihow them supporters your GLASSWARE of the proper standard as it 30.14, 59, 05, 5.531. scared some of tho other hack drivers tertainment to its country years and six months. how to avoid our mistakes. is to have your in keeping with your Wind velocity and direction at 6 s. s pink and caused them to confine their tomorrow. CHINA Mistake of Universal Suffrage. general surroundings particularly for special occa- ta.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. m., and noon: operations to legitimate business. Out of tho 100 member of the con- "Our mlttake in granting unlimited sions. S 13, o NE, 7 NE, 11 NE. Joao I'acheco, who recently pleaded vention the Taft League counts with suffrngo was an unlimited mistake, TRANSPORT DANCE Delicacy of Design and Gracefulness in style add Rainfall during 24 hours ending 8 guilty to tho charge of bigamy, wra assurance on a minimum of ninety for why should Ignorant nnd unedu- materially to the elegant appearance which factors a. m., .03 inch. this morning sentenced by Judge nnd a maximum of 100 to 105. It will cated peoplo have a vote. In China are of all "lines." Total wind movement during 24 Clemons to a year in jail, a line of $10 put up W. W. Harris for chairman of true our they will have a limited suffrage ar- and costs our "Open Stock" dinner patterns we have ending noon: 193 miles, tho of court. the convention. If the Kuhio faction AT THE SLike ' at rangement with a property and educa- IA1A in bulk, so you can build up j Leniency for Phoney Davis. ventures a fight on the chairmanship. that f WM. B. STOCKMAN, tional qualification. The oleven remaining indictments Ha nominee will be either Holstein complete "line" from an initial purchase. Section Director. granted, "Woman will bo against Phoney Davis were nolled in Atkinson or Judge Dole. If tho transport Logan Is In port this for Chinese women aro remarkable tho federal court this morning. Arrangements for the convention, evening tho Moana Hotel will give a W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. NEWS IN A NUTSHELL factors. Both tho Chinese and Man-ch- u Phoney is now serving jail, pas- a term in t0 open tn tue orpheum, Hotel street, dance in honor of the first class Leaders in Housefuvnishings women aro capable of tho same which tho prosecuting officers evi navy at 10 a, m., are about .perfected sengers. Tourists, array nnd 53-5- Paragraphs That Give Condensed will come 7 King Street, Honolulu. kind of thing nnd they soon dently thought ought to be enough to look- city aro cor News of the Day. badges printed and all etceteras and society folk of the to tho front. teach him tho error of his ways. ed out for. dially Invited. i 'Now that the Chinese women have One indictment against Chun Alow Geography, Weekly Call, 2.f.O Delegates Arrived. Atlas been released from the centuries of Nam, charged with illicit dealing in ' Delegates from Hawaii and Maul for Fine Job Vrlntlng at Star Office. Tweodie. bondage and suppression, they will opium, was nolle prossed in the Unit- Etcgantty furnisncd rooms with hot the conventions on Monday arrived in have an opportunity to allow their in ed States court this morning. cold baths at Hotel Arlington. the Mauna Kea this morning as fol- and tellects to develop and then they will Probate Matters. For the best made rubber stamps lows: show themselves the equals of their Judge Whitnoy today appointed T. go to Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. Tboy Republican A. L. Moses, C. 11 Caucasian sisters. Odo temporary administrator of- - the mako them. Hitchcock, H. J. Lyman, V. E. M. It 1b curious the way that wo think C3tato of Senjlro Odo, with bond.? in Green stamps are as good as gold Osorio, D. Namahoe, C. Weatherbee, ourselves so intelligent and advanced. the sum of $4500. vjhen you buy at storeB. Don't E. H. Austin, Otto Rose, J. Bohncn-berg- , the We have made many mistakes in our Tho probate judge has authorized forget to ask for them. W. H. Beers, E. da Silva, A. M development and we must expect the the Hawaiian Trust Company, admin- Pau ka liana smoothes the way to Cabrinha, R. K. Nalpo, H. L. Holstein, same from China. istrator of the estate of Margaret and happiness by keeping all things clean. - E H. Patten, A. J. Williamson, J. M "Their republic is nothing more Dorothy Hoogs, to spend ?400 out of Your grocer will supply you. Ross,, J. E. Laau, M. Furtado, W. M. than an oligarchy, but what about the tho funds of the estate for the pur- Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd., at Hotel S. Lindsay, A. Ahrens, W. T. Robin- United States? It is impossible for chase of a piano for the girls. streets, are soiling son, E. F. Deincrtt Joe Freitas, B. and Fort manicure the people to rule. They must be ediv W. H. Thoene and Nakaji Ono were Goodness, H. A. IJaldwln, D. Kuamu, sets and single articles of n superior catecTup to point where they can th!i3 morning given their discharge In ' the quality. intelligently choose tho men that they bankruptcy at the hands of tho Judge C. Wilcox. . Dr. A. Irwin, H. Irwin . R. Munch, civil engineer, surveyor know will act for tho best Interests of of tho Federal court Democratic Ala-ite- a S. W. A. D. Ewnliko, S. and draughtsman, Honolulu, 1008 the community at large. Three Juvenile Delinquents. Kaleihoa, J. Perlz, T. N. Nalellehua. - street, Kapiolanl building; near "That is tho idea of the commission Tho Ihreo boys who sot fire to the v.- King street. form of government. The referendum promotion committee's grass hut on R. H. Makekau, Jas. L. Coke, T. B Dr. McLennan has returned and re- is Impractical, for tho vast majority Punchbowl last Thursday, appeared Lyons; S. Kuula, J. W. Halemanu, J. sumed practice. Office, King street, are not intelligently Informed on pub beforo Judge Whitnoy this morning W. Rickard, B. K. Keaki, J. M. Bright opposite Advertiser office. Hours, 10 lie mnttcra. and were placed on probation. Tho The Democratic Convention. to. 12, 2 lo, 4, C to 7. Ability of President judge says ho doesn't think they The Democratic convention will as- Bids as follows were opened at thf 'The Chineso will profit by our mis burned tho house intentionally but semble in K. of P. Hall at 10 o'clock board of supervisors last night for ad- takes. Their president, Yuan Shih that they were smoking cigarettes and It is so thoroughly conceded that ditional oqulpment of the electric Kal, has already shown a marvelous the place caught fire accidentally. McCandtess has the whole business , Get a stake in the Land. Property in light plant: F. E. Richardson, $S9G7.-45- fund of diplomacy and tact. With Judge Whitnoy gavo them a lecture cinched that any forecasting of event- MANOA GO days; Hvailan Electric Com- both Chinese nnd Manchus hostile to- on tho ovlls of boys smoking cigar ualities would bo a waste of crowded VALLEY is rising in value every day. BP1 ' pany, $9070; von Hamm-Youn- g Com- ward him he has managed to prciorvo ettes, and thon gave them a chance to print. pany, $9239.35. With the enlarged, peace. bo good. John Efflngor, an Mc- - capnclty COO new arc and GOO tncan-fleso?r- Throughout the history of the Chin Candless man, will be the chairman. street lights can be Installed ese nation there has been a profound GERMANS LAUNCH FOURTH McCandlcss will almost certainly theoretical respect for the people. GIANT BATTLE CRUISER. carry his point of making one bite of Yuan used this argument in convinc HAMBURG, March 30. The new a cherry, in, having himself nominated

AT-HIL- ing tho Manchus to abdicate. He said, gigantic armored cruiser "J," which as the Congressional candidate for QUAKES 'Why should ono family hold out down In 1910, was launched November along with the election of against tho entire nation? In ancient today. It was chlrstened the Seyd- - his delegation to Chicago, also tho Is located in the best part of times, tho Emperor Yao retired in lltz, after Frederick tho Great's fa adoption of tho three divisional plat TER ERRATIC favor of Shun because it was the peo- mous cavalry general, Frederick Wil forms. ple's will, and you must do as Yao liam von Seydlltz. It is the fourth Mayor Fern is said to be desirous did.' of class In tho Gor of putting a woman suffrage plank in Hawaii Herald, April 11: The earth batlo cruiser this M "Yuan is "loyal to tho Manchu man navy. the Territorial platform. shivered perceptibly at exactly four dynasty and after persuading them to o'clock yesterday afternoon. go bloodlessly, allowed them large an- Being on the east side of the valley it is less sub- Hundreds of people noticed tho permitted them to keep their 5SH5HS1152S253HSTS5E5HSH5H5ES nuities, ject to heavy winds and rain. This can be proved quiver of the crust of nature. titles, and to hold their private prop by Those tioatod In their homrn and of erty. He Is without doubt a most able J' Hi It S U JN a 1 JN I H. li JN l!i W i5 Q the U. S. Mete rological Records. fices noticed tho phenomenon more man, and ha.- - wiped out the Manchu especially, th feollts on the streets not dynasty." The drive up to Woodlawn will inspire the visitor paying any particular attention to the Dr. Smith will speak at tho Central G; BUCHHOLTZ arrived from Hawaii Alexander House leaves today for a by its occurrence. Union church tomorrow night on "Tho this morning. trip to the Coast. Sho expects to magnificent scenic beauties. It Is understood that there are piob-abl- y Now Republic," and deliver an address return in July. Maui Nows. Blight tremors of tho earth's before the Men's League on Monday DR. W. H. DAVIS and wire arrived in n HAVE YOU BEEN coating every day on this inland night. He leaves for the Orient on the Mauna Kea. JOAQUIN BALMORE, a Philippine THERE? great of whereon ttands the crater Tuesday via the Mongolia. oIHdal, returned in tho Mauna Kea KUauea, an innocent earthquake NOW is the time to purchase one the sightly and MISS O. HORNER was among the as far as Lahalna from Hawaii of unplonstnt results Is a thing without Mauna Ktea passengers. whore he investigated tho condition ACRE LOTS which are still selling for -- sp common but fow poop'.o notice $750.00 that of Filipinos on tho 'plantations. It, but yesterday afternoon's shiver for choice. EIL1 H. E. KELSEY, manager of Kukaiau p 'was particularly porceptiuie. Store, arrived in the Mauna Kea, REV. W. S. SHORT and Miss Short Send for Map. The motion was from we.it to onst (Continued trom paste One) mado tho trip around West Maul And ondured for about seventeen sec would bo fined, flvo dollars or T J. FITZPATRICK returned in tho on horesback, arriving onds, with an interval of flvo seconds them this week ten dollars for the two. The doom Mauna- Kea from the Islands."! Thursday Maul and then another shake enduring for other homo afternoon. Kealoha waa sealed. No i about twenty seconds. After that of Lewis and News, ono will bo fined. SIDNA ALLEN, (Va.) there was an Interval of probably a the Hlllsville Walnkoe' being fixed, the great De- outlaw leader, is said to have vis- D. T. HARRIS, a banker from Evan-Eto- Chas S. Desky,, half minute with a following of three to the Republican 111., Maiil slighter tremors of about ten seconds mocrat returnod ited Honolulu once upon a time. nrrlvcd on Friday directing Fort Street. oech with brief intervals of two or polling place in Hilo, thero morning in tho Lurllno. G. P. Castle fixity purpose which throe seconds. .voting with a of J. P. COOKE returned in tho Mauna of Honolulu accompanied him. In this connection It may bo statod the count fully warranted. Earlier Ken from a flying trip to Maul, Maui Nows. groat that Kllanoa Is very active, not more In tho afternoon the director of whoroi ho wont in tho Lurllno yes- aotivo than in tho last ihreo or four Republican politics had attended the terday. J. F. SOPER, head of the Hawaiian formal Democratic primary and had , Nows Company, came over from wouks, but active In a way somewhat ' different from the recent activity. Tho cast tho single voto nccossary to ft. W. BRECKONS, U. S. district at- Honolulu Tuesday. Ho Is now on liquid lava roems to be changing its elect the flvo Domocrats who aro torney, returned in tho Mauna Koa Kahoolawo aiding Eben Low In kill- manner of oruptlro oxpretslon and to nttend their Territorial pow-wo- from a flying trip to windward ing off tho goats. Maul Nows. seoking new avenues of escape. The on Monday. The man of power then ports. scientists' prophecy of an Imminent lested from his luborw nnd looking ROYAL D. MEAD, director of tho oruption of Moktiaweoweo appears over tho day's work pronounced it E. J. WALKER Is back in the Puu-nen- o Planters' Labor Bureau, returned in about to b fulfilled. food. . store recolvlng tho congratu- tho Mauna Kea from a visit of In It is sometimos thought nocegiry lations of his many friends on his spoctlon of, Filipino plantation la- " Whou a baoholor !w landed by a leap for a party to Instruct nnd pledge recovory. Maul News. borers on Hawaii In company with j'oar Blrl, ho can Imaglno about how lt dolegotoe but that rule does not Joaquin Balmoro of tho Philippine u flah out of water feels. obtain In Hilo. The Republicans did MISS LURENA MERRIMAN of tho government sorvloe,

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By Man CONCLUDING PORTIONS OF FIELD'S the 7 s at the The Onlooker Tailor Shop r Hii REPORT HONOLULU S AFFAIRS Poor Leonard ! Ho hna gono to Jail for a year for gross cheat, and but 1 for friends bo might have been Bent to prison for a decade on another charge. Leonnrd leaves behind him a wlfo and a young child, who bavo no cortnln I'ollowlng aro the concluding por- - which is approximately, two and onc-tio- ns ' means of support. Why ho went wrong, the Lord knows. Ho bad a good Showing Up of tho urgunientative contents third 'inn's the sfte of the city and Job, after forfeiting it over and over again, and his friends had immersed of II. Gooding Field's report to the county of Honolulu. The following him in a,gold euro and paid the bill. Hut he would not stay away from drink, chamber of commerce on the ndminls- - comparative table of tho maintenance and In it ho found a stimulus for some latent tendency toward crime. Tho tratlon of Honolulu's municipal affairs. cost of these two oHlcos, will explain flnnl deed was soon done nnd punishment quickly followed. There was no The Hllo High School enjoys tho turer. Miss Nolson and Miss Shtiey school children. "Most high schools These extracts deal w;th care of parks itself: help for it all. distinction of being tho most advanc- - nre recant graduates or the Unlvor-- ' are, like the Hllo High School, able and school grounds, city and county! City and County of Honolulu (Pd-- Tho local clergymen have experimented with Leonard and have done their td school on ta-- island of Hawaii, elty of California and nro teachers of to offor as yet, only two courses of attorney, Hawaiian Ilr.nd, Kaploionl pulation, S7.000; best for him. Dut it seems to have been useless. It was like painting a lr. view of tho size, population and romo years' experience. Mr. Miller is study, the college picpnrtory and the Park and the author'a graphic charts Annual Salary. lath to look like Iron and depending on it to act like iron, but which broke, resources of tho "Big Island," it a graduate of an Indiana bullions commercial coutse. Most of the stu- - and statistical tables. One Attorney $8000 ln'thllke, by tho first pressure. There was no Iron in Its nature. would seem desirable that the one college. dents who complete these four-yea- r Care of Parks and School Grounds. Ono Deputy Attorney 300O school of this g.ade bo maintilned High Standard. courses aro a credit to the high Eight men are now employed aB Ono Deputy Attorney 2580 ; city perks aro Stenographer 1380 way got on a liberal and progressive basis, to The standard set and maintained In school. The high school, however, caretakers of tho who Ono Speaking of the other cities advertise, let me talk of one that : engaged as follows: Ono Clerk . . 1320 more out of a stray item of news that cost It nothing than it did for tens 'afford tho largest oppoitunlty of in tho Hilo High School is, considering may Justly bo expected to do more Alia Park, two men at $40 per' Detective of thousands snont was Diego. structlon to the Increasing number of differences of environment, the same than meroly lit for college entrance One for tourists. This San ' 1200 a.Wo go He-Th- o month each, $80; Thomas Square, two Expenses hard-worke- brlGht 'outh' wll ar to as the average American high school clerkships. Ono time in the middle eighties a d reporter, news being dull, examinations or for . nient at $10 per month each, $80; penned this little item. Very likely It was a freak of imagination, but no abroad for their education. The average attendance is iboUi sides tluse things there may be meti-ie- r Square, one man 10; Atkin- - $13,080 Rc,lt 01,tB'l' uhns to show what in cent and in the term exainina- - tloned at least four other contribu- Emma at Six Employos i son Park, one man $10; Kalilii Perk office, whoae Kiiirnttnn and otinortunltv for a mod tions the high school students reach lions the high school should make to at j Attached to this but Quail Is so plentiful In tho back country that the farmers aro paying -- - one man at $10; Kaiulanl Park, one lary of $1500 a year is charged to tho fifty cents a dozen for shooting them. em high school education tho i an average of nearly 85 po- cent, tho students preparation for life. man at $25. Total $305; also throe police pay roll. That item was copied far nnd wide nnd it met the eye of a strolling rich High School offers at the. present About 20 per cent of the students av-- 1 "First, it should teach them to prtoon $75 per month County Sholby, (Popu- - man, an Invalid, who was looking for n life In tho open air with profitable time. erage over 00 per cent on their tjrm write and speak English with facility lunas at each, of Tonnosseo $225; making a grand total of $530. lation. 200.000): shotgun interludes. His name was Elisha S. Dnbcock. He fell to the bait This school was opened In Sept. examinations. Only one student and corrcctne s. More cmphnsls than There are three games of county Annual Salary, and took tho next train. Babcock has been in Southern California ever since 1005, with an enrollment of tutnt a general failure In scholarship formerly should bo placed on ability and San Diego is tho better for It. prisoners, usuaily of eighteen men Ono Attornoy $3500 ' plfirmlni' Tlpniitv onnh. .1 nro mi i'rio fmrl ...tn thn- Onr." -- U Attnrnrre- 2400 How much better? Dabcock redeemed Coronado from a sand waste, laid ' j' ..v ' w.0-- ..0 " ...... II ' 240O out a town with a hundred miles of streets, planted 40,000 trees, sold $3,000,000 mil nil parks and school grounds at regular Ono Deputy Attornoy 1500 worth of lots, built a ferry, acquired tho San Diego street car system, ob- intervals, in charge of tho prison Ono Detcctlvo j tained a big water supply, unloaded his debts on an outsider, who took hold n I SwSS 0 lunas, as above. J instead and hns been building up tho town ever since. Allowing that one-hal- f of the timo of Employes . . $9800 It was sheer luck for San Diego, but it shows ho wa small, human-interes- t the prisoners is employed on the park Four incidentals, item sometimes does more for a locality than a $50,000 pamphlet. I'd like work, and tho other half on the school No fund cllowed for to know what it was that really brought the lively promoters who Joined us grounds, it now cotts the city and! in other words, to safeguard tho City County In '08 and later. county over $470 per month to nisin--j legal interests ot tho and tain six small parks. . of Honolulu, it now costs $32S0 moro There Is lltf.e, If any, work for the a year to handle- - and two fifth.i times Dabcock himself did some advertising in unusual ways. One thing ho did icgular caretakers to do, after the less public legal butiness than Is tho wns to ask Charbs Dud. ley Warner out to spend the winter, at tho big hotel. prisoners have dono their work, c.v1 case in ono of a number of progressive He made no contract for literary results, but he made the guest comfortable le?inlly as there aro no public sta-- ' communities on tho mainland, gave a to sec line sights. Tho was a and him chance all the result series tions at any of the parks. It has been' A comparison ot tho actual public of articles on "Our Italy" in HarporS, which was afterward published in book observed that tho solo occupation, cp-eg- buslnoro transacted at Honolulu form. It did prodigious good in tho next Southern California boom and in foi-an- ts parently, of the regular paid attend- - and Memphis, respectively, is as building up Coronado. I believe our own as a delectable land refutation is tho adjusting of water sprlnk- - lows: came originally wroto some forty years ago. from tho book Charles Nordhoff 'era Their number could reasonably; For one year ending December 31, be reduced to four for tho entlro park 1010: California got a tremendous lift by a lecture given by the late Benjamin system, without impairing efficiency,! cit' and County of Honolulu: 497 F. Taylor, a prose pool. It was a beautiful word picture, which charmed thereby effecting an economy of $1800 cases disposed of (including prosccu-- a every one. Take the effect on a single little village as a sample of what it year to the city and county. tions for violation of Kquor law, etc.). did all around tho lycaum circuit. When I heard tho lecture at tho village City and CounSy Attorney. j Including eight murder cases. I made California my goal, and years afterward I found that three more The estimated cott of maintonnnco County of Shelby, Tennessee (City tionrnra thorn liml nlon linon rtnnrrh! In tho Innr run Tnvlnr nniit tlirtim.imls of the attorney's office for tho city and of Memphis) through his sheer eloquence, to tho land of gold and (lowers and sunshine. county of Honolulu for 1012 is $13,000, 21S7 cases disposed of (exclusive Wo four wero but little squads of a great army. as against $0S0O for tho office of of COO prosecutions for violation ot . ounty attorney of Shelby county, Ten- - liquor lr.w). Somebody said to me the other day that tjiere isn't room enough along nessee. j Including sixty-eig- ht murder King street for the business section if It expands southeastward, because it THt mi n uinu The county of Shelby, Tennessee, in- - cases, would be stopped at the Palace. That is true enough of a Greater Honolulu, eluding the city ot Memphis (with a Hawaiian Band, but with King street as a nucleus for the main, broad business district, there graduated population of 150,000), hrv? a total ' This organization consisting at pupils. It has thirteen during the present school year. The i' t c o ,il i a U' ,i u.ivj i1 ore would bo plenty of room for years to come. You see, King street would tnko of 200,000 inhabitants, and (Continued on Pago 1C) students, and the present senior class passing mark is 05 per cent and in opportunity should be given Lie stu- in tho sido streets up to Hotel and down to Merchant, Bethel, Fort, Bishop, numbers five. It is attended at pies the opinion of tho writer the scale of dents to make use or their poweis of Alaken and one side of Richards would all come in just as Montgomery, cnt by 147 pupils, of whom !)j arc l.i marking is quite ns rigid as in most speech in vnrious oiiginal ways. Kearny, O'Farrcll and the rest servo Market street in San Francisco. There Tills POKED AT THE the sixth, seventh and eighth grades mainland high schools. Is particularly desirablo in a land like FOI RECALL is really tho making here of a big retail section, with room for wholesale and 55 in tho high school proper. Social Aspects. Hawaii, where students from h houses nearer the water-fron- t. At least a hundred substantial business In 1907 a modern Hid commodious Marks alone are, of course, an in- speaking families depend structures could bo put up in addition to the number now included In the building was erected at it cost of $20. adequate indication oi tho effective- largely on the school acquisi retail s:?ction. Heaven knows, we have room enough, without trespassing for tho STIRS OF 000, which compares favoinlly wit ness of tho wo.lt of a school. Tho tion of a practical vocabulary mm further on Bcretania. for the similar buildings in towns "of lilt Hilo High School stands also for so- needs of daily life. size on the mainland, it cont iln cial nnd mental stimulus to the lite "Our high school graduates should "Votes for women" was a slogan that came down from tho coast with 29. ten class rooms, including a fairly of Its, students. Each term there is also go out ;nto tho world with at ieast WASHINGTON, March Stirred ing a matronly female, who asks of tho soap box spoiler who wore first suffragette badge. The Idea, how- the well equipped chemical and phymcil a parents' reception, at which u pro- a dash of culture in their m.ikotm. to action by a simple little postcard her husband: ever, came into Hawaii with the republic, which succeeded the P. G. During laboratory, an cartoon, ridiculing the of assembly hall, and is gram is presented by tho students Matthew Arnold defined 'culture-- ' as recall "Henry, what is tho recall?" and provisional times women did not seek votes, but tho white ones made a manag- situated in tho center of spacious and and tlio parents learn something ot tho knowledge of and love for tho Judges, Senator Dixon, who is Henry replies, "Why, it's a movement determined effort to have equal suffrage put in tho constitution. This was grounds in ing tho campaign, writ- beautiful a healthful and the needs and work of the school. best that hns boon said and dono mi Roosevelt has to removo the umpire every time ho refused, for reasons I don't remember unless the idea of "historical con- sightly position. During a largo part of tho piirfent tho world. A knowledge and appre- ten to Ohpa Moore, secretary of the delivers a decision ngalnst the homo tinuity" was sprung but tho fnct that none of the states of the Union had Ohio Many Nationalities. school year the several classe.3 have ciation of the groat names and pro- Manufacturers' association, a team." then extended tho suffrage to women made the process difficult here. The work of maintaining American taken In chargo in turn the weekly ductions in literature, art, invention letter which Mooro describes as sav- Dixon Grows Wrathy. Since then equal suffrage has gone far in America and in England It has high school standards with a body of rhetorical programs. Dobates, declam- nnd statesmanship, a tasto for good oring of an "offense known as soli- Tho postcard aroused tho iro of Se- attracted tho attention of the police. gtudents ex-- citing a of such varied nationality ations, playlets, music, and oticr reading, a love for the higher life, are bribo." nator Dixon, who, in a letter dated The effect here in Hawaii would be to double the native-bor- n Oriental your let- arui degrees of social culture is an cises havo Leon enthuslnstlcal'y pre- of inestimable wortli in monoton- "The last paragraph of March 21, called Moore's attention vote, about doublo the Hawaiian vote nnd, if Porto Ricans become citizens, tho arduous task but has proved to bo sented with a healthful spirit of class ous grind and often debasing vulgar- ter," said Moore in his letter of re- to tho fact that tho postcard, being add them in pairs to tho voting contingent that can meet tho conditions, possible. - ply to Dixon, credit- Ten nationalities aro lupre- rivalry. Of late tho entlro schotii lias ity of practical life. Those things do Senntor "is not circulated by the Ohio Manufactur- in I can- - Whether white women would generally take an interest politics Bented on tho of Hllo High so- able to en- roll tho been organized Into two literary not alays contribute directly to mak- a United States senator ers' association evidently wns Intend- not say. Probably literate Portuguese would and the American, English gaged in School cieties, known respectively as the Lei ing a living, but they help mightily managing tho campaign for ed In some way to reflect on Colonel women on occasions. flfty-flv- o - j nnd German particular Of tho in tho high school Hawaii and the Lei Mamo, Each so- a former president for a third non- Roosevelt. The Roosevelt manager in extracting happiness from life. i proper, 5 nro Hawallans, 17 part pro- term. In the place. ciety takes charge of a literary "The high school of today should consecutive first asserted that no ono could be moro - 12 Americans, 4 Portuguese, gram presented it is threatening. It violates spl- J liefoto tho entire also equip tho student with a certain the interested in republican succoss than 13 Japanese, 4 Chinese, besldeh one on occa- of certain fcdoral laws ngalnst JAPANES E IDEAS ON WHAT IS school alternate weeks. On social training of value. Tho social rlt the manufacturers of Ohio, adding, Korean and ono Pole. Thus, only pro- sending of threatening j sion the societies give a Joint activities of high schools have vastly the letters "I have been laboring under the about GO per cent havo EiisIIhIi Its the gram, cultivating spi- hrough the mail. It does not look impression Manufnctur-wel- thus in turn a increased in tho last docado or two. that the Ohio l j native language of one or both par- rit of competition and coopera- coming from a lawyer. In the ors' was organza-secon- d THE MATTER WITH THE CHINESE of The social sido of athletics, dramatics association not an ents. tion. place, it seems to savor of an tlon that was officially taking part in and the great variety of school func- Experience shows, however, that in Athletics. offense known as soliciting a bribe, tho content between two republioam tions which provall, whip many tin srito of this handicap tho students Athletics receives a duo sharo o' at- Fears Threat Is Veiled. for the nomination for the preIden- - awkward youth into form that gives LONDON, March 24. Tho Tokyo gratitude. Yet among all from h speaking fntnlllos tention. Tho baseball team has mot "You indicato that you havo in cy. it this letter, signed by you (a him caso and grace among his fel- these beneficiaries not one was found average quite as high in their rcc with but ono defeat this season. A your power tho making ot tariff bills, letter urging the circulation of tho correspondent of tho Times makes lows, that enables him to get far to lay down his life for his sovereign ona as those whoso native language now tennis association has been form- If the Ohio Manufacturers' associa- - postcards), is to bo taken as tho offl-tio- n some interesting observation on the more out of llfo, to movo in hotter at the supiomc moment. No record to English. Tho student with the ed, and half of the students ere pay- lines up for your policies, it vm cinl action of tho Ohio Manufacture thso Japanese nation in D'rc-lo- of and Is frequently demeanor of could bo stranger or more revolting highest record this year Is a Hawaii ing meiubors. A considerable sum get protection; if it does not do just 0rs' association, I think republican great ndvantago in busi- tho fnce of the fall of tho Manchu of to him a &ln-pn- in Japanese eyes. an born Japanese. was raised by subscription for the as you think it ought to do, you will senators and congressmen who ss dynasty. is noted that during tho ness or social career. Tho world of It "Only ono explanation has been of- - Tho teaching forco of tho Hllo repair of tho tennis court. Furth?r a tariff law that will put us out cerely believe that Roosevelt's nam 4117 years history fho Influential is vattly moro rofined of China's written fered. It is that the study of classical niEh School consists of P. F. .Yerne-- sums wero raised for tho purchase or of business. I am wondoring ir your inatlon alono can savo the republican twenty-fiv- e than formely. Our young pcoplo nearly all tho dynasties litcrature and tho unduo importance Ban, principal; Miss Anna B. Nelson footballs and boxing gloves. ideas of right anil wrong can be warp-- party in tho fall election, had belter which rose or fell amid - should got from tho high school on havo ruled her attached to It havo exercised an en-- mathematics; Miss D. E. Sliiroy, sci- From timo to time tho sclioo". holds ed thus by a crude postcard. havo an understanding about your enlarged capacity for social success. bloodshed. Tho peaceful and volun- ervntlng effect on the upper classes onces; Mr. D. L. Miller, commercial a- picnic, and at ono recently given "By tho wny, this association has nttitudo now. tary All progressive teachers know Hint surrender of tha Inst dynasty in China and havo unfitted them lor brandies; Miss M, Louts Deyo, ciglith at Cocoanut Island sovoral prize made a specialty of bribe soliciting "It may lie that the pfarchlli-h- t of will stand, in Japanese opinion, to theso factors of present day high o in timo of crisis. grade; Miss Esther Pomcroy, seventh wore givon to contestants in swim- law makors, sevoral or whom are publicity ought to be turned on (HTs school life ambition, stimu- China's for all time. awaken - as-pe- credit "It 'is a melancholy nicturo in Jan- - Grade; Miss Helen Severance, sixth ming. now on their wny to our well equip- action of the Ohio Manufacturers' d "But what most Jap- late latent energies, glvo scope for astonishes tho nneso eye&-- a lady and her infnnt son grade. Tho last thrco toaclters nnmed Tho relations botweon students and penitentiary. Tli0 'senrchligiit of soclatlon for tho general boneflt ot anese provokes Individual initiative, and in other and their censure," driven from n throne which their an- havo boon teaching in tho Hllo High teachers and tho school and the publicity' busiiiosft Is ono of tho boat tho republican voters at largo and for ways onrlch youth. says tho correspondent, "Is tho fact cestors had occupied during nenrly School sinco 1007, and aro woll known community In general havo boon most things wo do. tho especial benefit of tho ropublicnn ' 1 1...... ,i,n i i i p imi i "Finally, tho high school should lU.ll. ..H.U..B UU..U.CUH Ol ...UHUI1B thre(J contrJCB wIlI0 400,000,000 Of foi their conscientious and efficient happy during tho present school year, "Allow nio to repeat that tills post- senators and congressman who sup- give its graduates a good foundation Ul OHIl.uau I'uujuu nut Ul.o WilH lUUIIU nillnncn nnlnnl.-or- . shrinlr (mm any work. ' The school draws a number of its card has not tho sllghtost reference ported tho tariff hill of 1909, ot whom X 1. I ,o m.uw i.e.u.u uuiuuoii m eup-- ; Tho four teachers of tho higher students from towns along the rail- of moral principles. It cannot usurp to Colonel Roosevelt, hut you wish I one, oxerclgo of ,oyal chlvary In bohnlf ' if was and who nro for Roosevelt - ot port oi uiu juiiig uyimsiy. luo of tho sufferers." grades ontercd tho school In Soptom- road line, nnd, as tho railroad is ex- tho function tho church and tho to lino up tho husinofis Interests of but who havo to deal with tariff bills ot a pure son homo, nor Impart moral Instruction point of view Wooded 4 . bcr, 1911. Mr. Jornogan came to Hllo tended, attendance from this uouto in Ohio ngalnst you and your candidate, nt tho .present nnd future sessions ot way. of Han the Manclnis were alien usurp- SACRAMENTO DRUGGIST . 'from tho San Joso, Cal. high school, will incroase. Within a few years precisely tho samo We havo you enn do It in 21 hours by repeat- congress." ers. But they had produced bucIi im- ACCUSED AS BIGAMIST a"'l was previously engaged for nlno tho attendnnco should bo much en- prnctlcally ollmlnatod religious in- -' ing tlio threatening position of your It was in tho laBt paragraph that ICang-hs- mortally great rulers as i and SACRAMENTO, April 2. Lloyd years in tho Philippine educational larged. structlon and exorcises from tho pub letter in reply to this." tho secretary of the Ohio Manufac- , Chlon-lung- ruiors who carried their Gillett, u local druggist, wns arrested service, principally In th0 Philippine Principal's Address. lie school. Wo do not preacli mor - l The brisk corrospondonco botweon turers' association road tho throat country n high plnnaclo prestige allty verbally to ... . . to of horo today on a chargo of b'.gcmy pre- - Normal School and tho Junior College Perhaps tho spirit and aims which students so much as senator uixon and tno unio --Munu'ae- that if tho association 'linos up for ' nnd prosperity. ferred by J. W. Abrnm, father ot Gil- - of Liberal Arte. Ho la tho author. of pervade- - tho school may bo best ex- formerly. But tho inlluonco of tlio turors' association, which instituted your policies it will got protection, "Chlnn owes tlicm much. Moreover, lett's first wlfo, who is living. Glllott several text-book- s on tho history, pressed by tho following extracts modern high school mnkoB indirectly j the prosecution against tho bribo tak- if it does not do Just as you think must ro PhV-i-n ways - multitudes of Chinese havo Mm. Bertha Stahl of Chlco ernmout, and geography of tho from a recent speech of tho princi- In various for tho host sort of ers In tho Ohio legislature was cnus- It ought to do, you will pass a" tariff ceived from them benefits deserving that city Sunday. ippines, and Is well known ns a lee pal before the parents of tho high (Continued on Page 10) cd by a cartoon postcard represent- - bill that will put us out ot business." Tl IK HAWAIIAN STAR. SATI UDAV. APRIL n2. PEOPLES' ELECTRICAL PAGE Items of Interest to Users of Electricity OLULU Company, Limited

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portions of food were strangely muti- - riff because wo trust that the future E. R, THOMAS. FORMER NEW yo lated a mutton chop would not ho has In stor for us further Increases complete; one corner had been neatly In profits which will allow us to make trimmed off. fresh decreases in our tariffs whilo "Nor was It alono on Us serviette still guarding, as wo have always tried NOW MAY BANKER, LIVING ABROAD, with it wr.s a spoonful of peas, a part to do, the interests of ship owners ELECTRI of a baked potato, a little dab of jelly and of stockholders." 'and half a roll. Next to it was a por-- ( During tho last fifteen years the II CONTEST SOIT FO DIVORG E tion constating of a chicken wing with oepth of water in tho Suez Canal has one tip gone, a few escalloped pota-- increased irom almost 25 feet to 2S 'toes, half a stalk of celery and a mere teet, while the passage has become 134 Beretania St. suggestion of marmalade. Each por-- j niore rapid and moro safe although tion had a price tag; that of the chop, shIps haVo inCreased in number and 'foi-t- Tel. 3132 centimes (S cents); tho chicken dlmonslons. in this period of llttecn wing, forty-liv- o centimes. Further on vears over $10,000,000 has been spent was a small part of a very small bird in Improvements. Tho tariff has been It, suggestion that carried with the of reduced from $1.80 a ion to $1.35 a a cold bottle. ton. Motors For Power " 'You sec before you,' said my guide, 'the remains of Bolshazzar's ' feast ho is called king of Bulgaria And individual drive a specialty. now, but it is the same. That chop ONRSSONL j may have been toyed with by somo fair (ueen; the missing tip of the Dynamos for Moving Picture Machines constantly in fhlcken wing possibly took the king's JUNIORS AT PLAY mind from matters of state for a mo- ment or two. Of one thing bo sure, Stock. that nothing from President Fal-lleres- plate is here, for that gentle- WASHINGTON, Mi.rch 27 A mini- man was brought up to pick the bones ature House of Representatives, made Agents for Century Electric Company In- clean.' up of a hundred Oi moro of the "baby " 'Surely they didn't leave all this?' members," who nre serving their first " 'Oh, no. Besides the remains of duction Motors. Raus-cher- 's j the Pala'.s Elyseo banquet aro the con- term in Congress, convened at tributions from tho largo hotels and last night and spent tho even- jthe fashionable restaurants. All Paris ing joyously. It was the fir.st banquet j except Electric Company contributes to this all Paris of tho kind ever held. Party lines Peerless Direct current ;the Latin Quarter, which is here to wero forgotten, tho methods of the jbuy. Your landlady is here, so don't House, tho personalities of the older some-- Motors I'turn up your nose at thVs, for i members, wore burlesqued by tho thing hero will reach you in tonight's "youngsters." dinner.' There nre 120 members In the Houso "In less than half an hour not a ser- serving their fir.st term, tho greatest viette with its offering was left. Fau- number since the beginning of Con developed from tho debato was information of the House, I submit fore his fellow bourg St. Antoine and Rue St. Jacques which tribesmen gave ap- gress, due to tho political upheaval "Why Is a cat?" tho letter, which Is as follows: proval to had taken everything. So Paris takes his recourse to the white In 1010. D. opposes First prizes wero awarded to both "Gen. Frederick Grant man'.s invention, but finally, porceiv-In- g a wasto and makes of it a evening, after Tho business of tho Representatives Connell of Now York Restoration of Canteen. tho time, travel and trouble saved and does it .so cleverly that the sug was the banquet had been cared for, and Wltherspoon of Mississippi, who "(In a letter to the editor of the him by its use, they filed solemnly gestion of offence is eliminated." bill, by Representative introduced had been chosen to see who could Union Signal, Gen. Grant states that, into the telephone headquarters with PARIS, March 22 - Friends of E. It Thomas, tho former New York C. Now York, , William Redfield of speak most touchlngly on the Amcrl-- owing to the changed conditions of tho orders for installation in Jianker, say thej do not believe te will contest the divorce suit brought SUEZ DOESN'T FEAR PANAMA. their own that placing a duty of $1 on all cats, and can flag. Representative Littleton was Army, ho would not recommend the homes. New York by his wife. Mis. Linda Lee Thomas. Thomas himself has re-po- in PARIS, March 28. The annual parts of cats, whether wild, polo or judge. restoration of tho canteen.) denied himself to roiorters since the cabled announcement of the filing of of the Suez Canal Company, domestic in type, brought into this Tlinoo Hn phnrcn nf thp hannuct "Governors Island, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1012. SUN OR HEAT AS divorce papers was received hero. Word has also reached hero that tho drawn up by Prince d'Arenberg, as country or lt.s possessions. wero Oscar Callaway of Texas, Edwin! "My Dear Editor: In reply to your .Tnsnnh Rnvmniul husband nf "Teddv" Gorcrd. tlio dancer whom Mrs. MAKER OF BALDNESS president, refers to the coining com; Purpose of Measure, C. Underbill of New York, Asher U. telegram, 1 hasten to say that many Thomn.s named as will also seek a divorce. The fact that savages almost always petition of tho Panama Canal in these Tho bill also provided for a special Hinds of Maine, William D. Stephens times in the past, in official reports, possess terms: additional duty on Maltese cats of of California, J. Charles Linthicum of I have recommended the restoration fino crops of hair, taken with "The Panama Canal may be open- forty cents per pound of malt contain Maryland, Henry G. Donforth of New- - of tho canteen in the Army. tho fact that they do not wear hats, ed in each cat. Catnip was to ho I REMNANTS ed, will bo opened as Is now certain York and Stovon B. Ayrce of New "Thi.s did, believing that tho can- has led some people to believe that placed on the list. The measure, In a not distant future. I persist In free York. teen was tho lesser of two evils. In going FillWs to protect tho bareheaded might be a preven seeing in tho Panama Canal a com declared Its father, was tho course of ten years the enlisted tive of baldness. But Dr. Gotthell in plement to rather than a competitor American cat industry. personnel of tho Army has changed, SOLD IN THE PARIS MARKETS an article quoted by tho Medical Rec- Tho democratic opposition to tho and the soldiers who are now in tho with the Suez. T ord points out that the action of bill wp.s led by Representative Frank Army have adjusted themselves to tho "The latter will always remain tho sun s rays upon tho head is Injurious B. Willis of Ohio. Ho denounced Rep pre,sent conditions. shortest sea route between Europo not only to tho hair but to tho whole vegeta- - resentatlvo Redfiold as representing ow- "Twelve mounted dragoons sat at walls of Paris piled high with anu tu far East and will preserve tho "If tho question wero left to me, system, overindulgence - industry. cats, Mr. Willis In sun baths gate Elysee Palace one aft- hies, all carefully washed and ar- superiority conferred by tho exist tho cat Free ARMY CANTEEN ing to this change of conditions, I tho of the declared, wore Indispensable to tho causing irritability and nervous, car- I friend," Tanged in layers; rows oi carrots, oi calling would not recommend tho restoration ernoon as passed with a c co t frenuet stations. diac and circulating distrubances and presi- beets, of parsnips, etc., making of the American people. Representative of the. canteen. says a writer in Business. "The Tnero ls no iw,eu to bo afraid of tho lesions of the skin se- pic- - Linthicum of Maryland made a stir that aro often Ib banquet to tho King moving truck a most attractive provided always "Yours, very truly, dent giving a ianama Canali that catsup in rious. long- j ring address, upholSing tho In tho Houso of Representatives on "FREDERICK D. of Bulgaria,' said my guide, a turo. the Suez Company will carry out In GRANT." is my du.stry. But it pointed out that the tight time rosldent of Paris. 'Tomorrow '"Under tho market,' said duo time all work necessary to pre March 2C, Mr. Burke of South Dakota Representative Catlln of Missouri in hatband constricts circulation In the morning at nine we must visit tho friend, 'are huge collars, twelve feet vent any lack of proper progress. said: LO THE RICH INDIAN over a thousand dignantly opposed the hill because ho arteries and veins of tho head, and, Hall of Jewelry, at Halles Centrales." deep and divided Into will form AT "Tho Panama Canal ho might bo Mr. Chairman, I am receiving a THE PHONE as tho Medical Record says, it is a i.s tho compartments, accesslblo to an under- declared that under It "Now tho Halles Centrales wide and deep thoroughfare, wldor great many and petitions from i.s a cry old prairie moot point whether ground electric freight .service but forced to pay duty to return to tho letters It far from the this bo not great central market of Paris; possi- and deeper tho Suez Canal wll'n my to than constituents in opposition to any olec-tri- e tho hair as tho arranged ..c.u uuu. United States should ho Journoy signal lire of tho red man to the are actinic bly tho most scientifically present dimensions. Its existence legislation looking to tho restoration ray.s of tho sun. general in tho "Tho crush that followed reminded ..... abroad. transmitter, but many of tho and largest market will eucuuiufcw uiu ul mihci,. of tho canteen In tho Army, and many mo strongly of ono that I participated uu.iuuib Littleton Makes Plea. rough Osage world. But a market of produce no Insuperable I homes of the Indians In London, somo vessels and barrier Representative Littleton made of them from ministers. Recently VAPID ELOQUENCE. how could It have to do with the King in on Oxford street, Oklahoma aro now equipped must pxlst botwecn the Medlterra plea for the freo Introduction of mice, received a letter from ono of my good with the Bulgaria? I was soon to find out. j months earllor. Then it had been a Citizens Jones and Brown disagreed of nean and tho Red Seas for such of which ministerial friends, an earnest Chris- Instruments and .tho owners enjoy special salo of ostrich plums I felt rats, milk end all kinds of food as to tho eloquence of Bov-erldg- "At nine the next morning wo wero com .. ' I theso ships, which commercial for of tho Amcrl tian worker, tho Rev. John T. Uradner use hugely...... i i ..i.,nt. -a-.iirif.ua no in whnt now should see. cats eat the bonefit their Said Jones: "He was ono or two oi Kiwi c.uu ,aCu a..-- ... bination8, impossible to foresee, may part In Smith, of Blunt, S. Dak., requesting - lnm. can cats. Others who took An enterprising telephone agent at the larco c in ono oi mo pa- - " " nt""- , most eloquent men In Congress. hrlUK from country natunU.y serv-throug- h tho debate wero Representative Prouty tuat 1 navo inserted in tho Record a Pawhuska, tho capital and trading You vl Ions of HalL Centrales Our route tables, each covered with Innumerable should imvo heard him speak." by ho Panama Canal Into that of Iowa, of Pennsylvania lettor dated January 10, 1912, from point of '.trlbo, enlisted tho market had been along paper napkins placed side by side. Difendorfer the tho Inter "1 did hear him; I listened to him Oen, Frederick D. Grant, which ho trav-Kac- of tho Suez solves. and Council of Now York. is est of Chief White Eagle in tho two tho broad central avenue which h napkin had a few articles hours ono afternoon." I.-.- ..... imu,i.. . .. 'rmi fond on It. Ai.oarently it was a1 "Wo trust, furthermore, that when Whether the measure finally was oxpressed the opinion tuat the canteen strange little box and wire, and .soon "What was ho talking about?" fm opened our tn- was never ought not to bo restored, and in com mw. .,i n.n .t vocfltaLlo hn.ro delicctesnon shop. Then I tho Panama Canal is passed or turned down tho warrior's house was in connection "I don't know; he didn't say." Cur- will ba much the same as its ta qulto decided. Tho burning qestlon pllanco with that request and for tho with "central." it was some be- - trucks arriving from outside of tho looked moro closely and saw that tho riff time rent Literature. .. 'BRfiAWAirAf STAR, SATURDAY, wffitft, fStfM AUTOMOBILE AND GARAGE NEWS

Hinuntif of fiivornhio comment on: wnc or uiom runnim .minu" uhii - - - (IhhoIIiio How, i nil IiIiIm fair In I w on ft ' olio of tin- hundiiomest '.it- o in- Weekly Letter of The of the moat noiuilnr mm In thp future immmi In the llml. ntnl i. ;u. on the Inland. The engine In the of the Popo qUHllllcntlonn whu li haw ! Kverltt Six Ik nh unlet im nny sloavo-les- s mi chnrectprliiwl I1iwk rut", im von Hamm-Youn- g Co, type of motor which whb ever pint live ytwttt, I now on Onintwln put on the nmrket, nnd lin twice the at the bin HRltwrmim m n .on clHBtlclty and power or the I latum- - Young Company. KnlKht Motors. The Kveritt l built The much talked of iloproDBion of wlilrli tln l'urUani hi.s in tlie 1 ii- - throughout with chrome nlckle steel, , 1iuh1iioh, owing to the free hukri-sciiio- WHlInn IrIiiikI.. nnd nobody linn been able as yet to MANY GARS has bad practically no effect on This only Moos to show vlmt one llguro how the MutxRer Motor Co. rr.n the automobile business of the von short (loniongtratlon with the I'ncktml put out a car of thin wonderful stand- llanun-Youn- Co., Ltd.. All depart- Six will do, as It Is by far tho most ard at the price of 2250.00 fully equip ments Heeni to show the same brirtk woiulorfnl crontlon which hns over ped, f. o. b. Honolulu. The six cylind- FIND BUYERS business which has so characterized boon brought to tho iBlanilB. ers aro cast Kn Uloc, which cuts down Tho Roll this week the numbor of parts, the en- this concern for ho long. Honor coiulsts makes The Schninan Carriage otiipam b Thoro Is Packard Six on exhibi- of tho following: gine much more rigid and a groat denl ' garago has boon the center oi con tion this week which w.i attracted Ilr. Andrew Adahis.v simpler than those engines which sldornblo lntorost during tho iust few & Co., cylinders till soparstoly. n vr.st amount of attention, as those C. J. SclioonhiK have the cast days, on account of the presom o there Vulcanizing Company, Ltd. I out- easy magnificent machines are fast .lohn Kaukallu, Tho new car Is a wonderfully of the two new Sengrave motor boso going all previous models In regard to Hawallirn Development Company, riding machine, has mngnlflcont linos, trucks, which arrived for tho Fire lie Kales. Ono reason for the enormous The Snltatorlnni. and Is ono of tho most comfortable partmont, by the S. S. Hyndos. Thoro year Is Overland holds the honors this cars of typo which amount of I'ackards fiold this The the Is a genernl desire to bpo tin- now 1175-117- 7 I Is undoubtedly the fact that the new week, as they were two to one In tho attainable. The Kvorltt is known 11130111110.- - STREET In operation, and tbo are ALAKEA Suit-atorlu- Six has such unlimited power and deliveries which wero made. Tho so well all over the mainland tha the being cleaned up preparator to mak- B wonderful elasticity. buying the wonderful little new Sixes are soiling like wildfire, and ing a trial with them upon tho arrival ('. Schoenlng & It very cars To the von Hnmm-Youn- g Co.'s Overland truck, and J. is hard to obtain these bore of the company's demonstrator, knowledge tnere has never been but Co. taking delivery of an Overland as the factory Is very much behind in by tho Wllhclmliiii, next Tuosda one man in tho Islands who was pre- Model lil Touring Car, the latest their orders. Car For Mountain Work. I fnBt get judlced against the Packard car. How-ove- r model. The Overhauls tire The Popes thV? year are making The Scliuinan Carriage Compan re- this man, who has held this feel ting moic and more popular nnd are a a great hit, and the expression of ports the arrival of a numbor of new ing ngalrvu the car Is a power In a wonderful little car for the money. "Pope Quality" is now a d all Fords, Flanders and K. M. r oars by - 5 Mr. Andrew Adams took delivery of Just a little ahead of every- certain section of the Territory and over the States. The wave of current tho Sierra, Lurllne, nnd Ilyades. this la looked unon as one of the best a new 1012 Cadillac Runabout. Thto interest of "Made in Hartford" pro week, most of which have already , I Mr. , .... l, l ,1 r. niitnnmhllna in lw fnil II f is the second Cadillac which ducts and the great popularity of the been sold. body else in this business. I I In years nay-ton amongst the laymen. This gentleman Adams had had the last three Popo ears in and around Hartford Ono forty-eigh- t H. P. Stoddard strolled Into the salesroom of the von1.'.nd was led to made this purchase gives special prominence to the Pope compartment roadster, painted r. through wonderful work which his Hamm-Youn- g Co. last Saturday, ic-- ! the Mfg. Co.'s exhibits of plejvmre models rich golden brown, was .sold this week comnanlefl ay a friend from one of the previous car has performed. Mr. nnd three-to- n trucks at the Hartford to Samuel Parker, Jr., and has been other Island.'. They were Invited to' Adams states that he has only spent Automobile show. From the engine shipped to Humuula, Hawaii, yestor Inspect and rldo In the new Packard j thirty cents for prts on his previous to the small bolts and nuts practically j jny The car is a beautiful model and Pope-Hartfor- Specializes d on Six, they declined with thanks, stating Cadlllas in three years of very hard every part of tho car attracted considerable attention. It E that they had had very little experi- running, it takes a good car to an- Is mado In the local plant by skilled will have the distinction of being used ence with Packard caw and were rath- swer the wants of Mr. Adams as ho Hartford mechanics. Tho character in the highest inhabited district in the er prejudiced against them. However, oftimc.-- has to drive to Honolulu In of Pope workmnnshlp and Pope quali- Territory, for Mr. Parker will keep It AUTO TIRES, they wero prevailed upon to test the the roughest kind of weather. The ty is favorably known to the world most of me lime ai mo uumuuia they proceeded to do, Cadillacs are fast becoming tho best over At the Pope factories where .shcep station at an elevation of about v.nr out, which 1 plantation and ! . . . . . , i t . - .1 with tho hardest kinds of tests. all around car for the company makes four and six" 70UU lect. A KP.S engine is ;u u stunt to be put through faithful service. cylinder pleaBuro models In seventeen at high elevations, owing to I BICYCLE Tho first TIRES, was to climb Pacific Heights all the Mr. .lohn Kaukallu purchased a body types; throe-to- n trucks; motor the thinness of the air, but Mr. Schu-ma- ambul-anco- way at tho rate of six miles an hour 1912 seven-passeng- Six Cylinder fire wagons; police patrols and is satisfied that tho large re on tho high gear with the engine run- Wlnton touring car which ho is going there Is an automobile show in serve power or ine oioauaru-uajto- u PNEUMATIC CUSHIONS, ning as .smoothly as if It wero going to place in the rent service on the progress all tho year round. At the will enable it to fill all requirements. down hill. The test was accomplished Young Hotel Automobile Stand. Tho public show, however, the Pope Hart- Other sales reported by the Schu- - without tho least effort, to the utter Wlnton Six is a wonderfully smooth ford exhibit ls limited by lack of space mnn Company, are Stoddard Dayton amazement of the two occupants, and running car with plenty of power and to four handsome pleasure models and Roadster, Courier Model to Mr. K. HOT WATER BAGS they immediately admitted that the ia an Ideal car for the rent service. a display of three-to- n trucks. In the Austin Jones; Ford Touring car to Packard Six was absolutely the finest, The Hawaiian Development Co. took pleasure car exhibit aro included a Dr. Morong, of thi,s city; Ford Tour most powerful and smoothest hill delivery of a Model 43 six cylinder front door roadster, a six ing Car to Dr. H. P. Nottago; Flanders And any Mechanical Rubber Goods climber which they had ever ridden Huick Touring Car. This car is to be cylinder seven passenger touring car "20" to Y. Hayafune, of Lahclna, Maul, In. used by Col. Sam Johnson, who has and a four cylinder phaeton. Those Ford Torpedo to Mr. E. A. Mello, of The next test was a speed trial on been using a Bulck car for the pa- -t cans nttracted a wonderful lot of at- Haiku, Maul; Ford Touring Car to H. Kapiolani Hill, which was nicely ac- three years with very wonderful re- tention and wore really the finest ex- Hnlston, tho wireless' Telegraph opera- complished and finished at tho top of sults. The Bulck which Col. Johnson hibit in the whole show. tor of Lahalna; Ford Torpedo to Dr. tho hill at the rate of thirty miles an hr.s been using has been used In the Kvory lino of tho long lithe Popo Thos. J. West, of Makawoll. Kauai; K. We "hour. run between Hllo and Pahoa, where Hartford is indicative of power, com' M. F. "SO" touring car to Jno. Mitchell, manufacture The next stunt was a quick getaway, the roads are terribly rough and It fort and luxury. Mechanically it pos' of Pala. Maui; E. M. F. "IIO" touring with a dead start and dead stop all takes a good car to withstand the sesces all the advantages of a mar cr.r to Paymaster Stevens, at the " Inside Shoes for Automobile Tires, In ono short block. This feat was per- awful bumping that a machine getsl vellously quiet flexible smooth running Naval Station: ' formed easily attaining a .speed of over a road of this kind. The Bulck motor. It Is a .strong hill climber nnd fifty miles an liour in tho middle of a has always been known as one of the In all other respects a magnificent car. AUTOS AND THE PANAMA CANAL. Horn Bulbs and other Rubber Essen- block. toughest built cars and this experi- Tho graceful contours of the body and A leading trade authority tr lculates When tho gentlemen returned to tho ence only bears out the wonderful Its low set straight line effect appeals that the present day value of the auto- tials, of every description. country in money, ag- von Hamm-Youn- g Co.'s salesroom rqputation which they have. strongly to those who appreciate tho mobile in this their minds were very materially The von Hamm-Youn- g Co. received beautiful as well as the practical. In gregates moro than double the total changed in regard to the Packard, and by the S. S. Lurilne four Buicks and it.s structural and mechanical make cost of tho Panama canal. sinco this wonderful performance they ono Kveritt Six Touring Car. The up are incorporated the finest work' have become tho heaviest boosters Everitt Six lu.s caused an unusual manship and materials. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. 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The selection of Haltlnioro as tlio years; some of the buildings on place of meetiUR for the next Nation- - sonto of tlio thoroughfares in the al Democratic Convention recalls the, of business section are heart the - - - - Hhmmhmwbmvmiiiimi mkilxv t iwiihb HI lull II iWhwIMIW ITWM. Mmil il mm historic fact that prior to tho Civil more than 100 years old. --THE- BUTTON COOKING "War, more presidential candidates j On Lexington street, within a may lin s or ket is the most cosmopolitan place in rwene nominated there than in all stone's throw of tho principal retail But there Is ample in and around house be found other proilt wagons, of which como to the the city and in June when the stalls other American cities put together, of city, opposite Baltimore that one can soe with all A of than the kitchen range because shopping district the g stove greater efficiency for, leaving tho old portion of the city from tho farmlands In the sur- - are laden with "Anno 'Hannell" At that 'time Baltimore's chief recom-- 1 tho line and imposing Courthouse and town, finds everything that ap- - counties. ons and strawberries one will see It it does not waste the heat, and yet a stove suitable for any mendatlon was its proximity to surrounded by huge office buildings olio DVV Most Baltimore housewives do their at its best, "Washington making convent may bo seen a row structures that tu it most of gate-i- n short cooking operation is the ure cuy uus a own marketing, going to the market J The city Is regarded as the cnt for Congressmen who were gener-- were the dwellings of Baltimore's uiiii new. me siuuiiuiu park system connected with excellent automobiles, in carriages, in cars way of the South and it Is rapidly ally made delegates and who were best people in days when that portion roads one may go from historic and on foot but once within the por-- forging ahead commercially although, Capitol then, for nomina- - of tho city was "way up town" and and at the the In spite of pressing business, one ELECTRIC DISC STOVE woodlands, old Patterson Park on the east, where tal all rub elbows and forget all else ever tlons were generally made during the beyond were farms and niln-the- is erected a tall, pagoda-lik- e observa- save the one desire to purchase for still finds the people with a few lr long session of Congress. j These structures are now occupied as mar-- and to extend kind tion tower just within tho breast- needs. In this respect the ' untes to chat the - Following the Civil War, with the ofllce buildings, but the fronts are as ' Always ready for service at- the pressing of a button. works that were thrown up against of hospitality that makes a visitor rapid spread of the people and with they were orlglnnlly. the British in 1S12, to Druid Hill Park LEPER EARLY TO BE MADE remember them. Absolutely sanitary and safe. tho growing up of vigorous cities In j So it Is all over the original site of on the west, one of the finest ex- HOSPITAL ATTENDANT TO j " the West, Baltimore dropped out of the city, one may find structures of A convenience in the dining-roo- a. necessity in the nursery amples of and artificial re- CARE FOR ANOTHER was not until Is natural LEPER. SAN FRANCISCO tho running; Indeed it historic note and interest. There sick-roo- creation places In the East. AUTOMOBILE TRAGEDY. and last year that the people of the Monu-- 1 on Holliday street the building which Baltimore has long been known as Weekly Call, April mental City gave any thought to cap- - was the first City Hall and In which San Francisco tho Monumntal City, and It Is well 3. Stehlin, forty-fiv-e turlng tho great political rally. gas was used as an lllumlnant for the Miss Emma known that the first memorial to years old, living 203S Once the suggestion was made, and first time in the United States. Close at Devisadero The Hawaiian Electric Co., j Washington was erected here. A Mil-- ' Jackson Day banquet, the by in tho famous Holliday street and employed by tho Domestic this at the Street tese cross shaped park surrounds it was aroused and from that in which most of the men Utilities Manufacturing Company of LIMITED desire Theater and this Is dotted with monuments moment until the national committee and women who are famed in the Los Angeles, was struck down by an to noted Baltimoreans, together with automobile driven by Dr. E. H. How- made its selection the Baltimoreans annals of stageland acted. Not far s the famous Baryo bronze statu-- be- wavered. Perhaps the most ef arises a relie of early ell of 2934 Jackson street shortly never distant true Beautiful homes have been bull lectlve "persuader" tho national con- - days a shot tower, round, massive fore 10 o'clock last night Miss Steh- around this park which is known as Dr. ventlon committee received was a cer- - and stretching upward 234 feet. It lin was almost instantly killed. Mount Vernon Place. Almost every to tilled check for ?100,000, the money j was erected In 1S28, and the corner Howell was arrested and taken the lninortant event in history is com- - by popular sub- by ' , city prison. having been raised stone was laid Charles Carroll, of morilt-- ,. ,taIUmorM maP,,, or scription. one of the signers of Carrollton, the Revolutionary War. the in which the Independence. Gate avenue between Franklin and FIGURED TO MATCH IN TWO-TONE- .Most of the cities Declaration of Not War of lS12,the Mexican War and been only then building1 Gough streets. Dr. Howell was pro- Democratic conventions have was it the tallest the Civil War, both tho Union and great hall, country, ceeding westward at a speed which 18x36, 21x45, 27x54, 30x60, 36x72 54x90, 6x9, 8x10, 9x12. held have had to erect a in this but, for height, pretty Confederate forces being honored by Sizes ' ex- he says did not exceed fifteen miles Green, Red, Bluo and Brown. but In this respect Baltimore is well holds its own today. splendid memorials. Colors, having an arm- an hour. Miss Stehlin, who was ceedingly fortunate, All through what Is now known as Baltimoreans pride themeslves most Maryland crossing the street, apparently step- ory, tho home of the Fifth "Old Town" one may run across build- upon their quick recovery from the slight altera- ings ped In front of the machine. She COYNE CO., Ltd. Regiment, which, with about which thero is more or great fire of 1004, which wiped out FURNITURE nearly was hurled to tho ground and drag- tions and changes, will seat less historic charm. On the tip of about thirty acres of the wholesale BISHOP ST. yet ample ged almost fifty feet before the auto 17,000 persons and havo Locust Point, reached by trolley, Is business district, destroying merchan- com- - could be stopped. .space for rooms for tho various famous Fort McHcnry. This fort will dise and buildings valued at about tele-- . Dr. Howell lifted the body of his mittles, Associated Press, the always be an object of interest, for $100,000,000. In this respect the peo- who victim Into the machine and rushed graph companies and others there the Stars and Stripes will wave ple of the commonwealth deserve meeting. her to tho central emergency hospital. have business at the from a pole standing almost In the much credit for they have undoubted-- , armory approved Miss Stehlin was dead when they The has been exact spot as it did when Francis ly mado rapid strides in restoration. ho also Key, An examination showed that by Chairman Mack and has Scott the American who had At the samo time many of the narrow approved tho plans for the arrange- - been detained on a British battleship she had sustained a fractured skull, streets were widened and that section - monts of the floor space, the erect-- 1 on September 12th, 18M, beheld It internal injuries and numerous abra- Beef of the city, with Its fino warehouses Excellent mak- - WASHINGTON, 18. The slons. ing of a huge platform and the still waving after the smoke of a hom- and office buildings, now presents an March arti- - government The accident was witnessed by C. ing of more exits. A squad of bardment had cleared away, and entirely different nspect. has come to tho relief of archi- - R. Early, was F. Stanford of 752 Golden Gate avo-dilve- n Quality counts more in beef than most anything in the line sans, under the direction of the wrote tho immortal Star Spangled In the expenditure or ?G,000,000 for John the leper, who tects, is now at work and the stmc- - Banner. from or.e city to another and nuo and J. C. Bolter of 703 Golden justi- tho purchase of water front property ' of table goods. We pride ourselves on quality; it , ample Early avenue. Police Sergeant James ture will bo ready In time. The old fort Is pretty much the and building new docks tho city has who Is now in Tacoma. will Gate ma-- Edward fies the price. For tho purpose no building could same as It was that night. Ono may executed a shrewd business move for, bo appointed an attendant In tho ' McEntee and Patrolman armory. hospital to care An-- ! Dr. Howell after hav- - be better located than tho It wander about the parapets and gaze under the rental system, tho docks rino servlco for Plume arrested sec- - Grover, leper. ing the statements of tho wlt-thi- s is in the heart of the residential across the Patapsco river and sec tho are paying for themselves. The peo- drew a helpjess For , taken tlon and yet Is within a few minutes' modern fortifications that now guard ple, too, are spending vast sums for work he will receive $G5 a month nesscs. Meat Market .walk of the Mount Royal station of approaches by water. and quarters. Mrs. Early ap-- 1 Dr. Howell said last night that Metropolitan the public improvements, more than 0 has thc Baltlmoro and Ohio Railroad and Just across tho river, and below being borrowed for the Instal pealed to the government for a pen- - ho did not seo Miss Stehlin until she - o HEILDItON AND LOUIS, Propr's. I'tho Union Station of the Pennsylva- Fort Carroll, which was erected mi lation of a modern sewerage system, slon of $100 a month for her husband, was directly in front of, tho autoino-wh- armory ni a uauroau. inueeu, tno is der the supervision of General Robert a high pressure water system In the now gets $30 pension, and this bile. He said ho put on tho brakes Telephone 3445. city, and, .nearly in the center of the E. Lee, when he was an officer in tho business district and for tho improve- appeal was backed by appeals maJo immediately and reversed the lever, within fifteen minutes' ride from tho. United States army, one may see ment and extension of the park sys- by the Elks, Masons and Spanish War but was powerless to prevent tho s Hotel where Chairman Mack and his Sparrow's Point which Is the Plant of tem. Veterans. Surgeon General Blue and tragedy. Ebifnprri1 nnminlttpo will hnvn thplr fhn Inrvlnn(l Gtonl nnmnntu- - n.r Secretary MacVeagh suggested tho was formerly a member of ' Tho convention visitor who cares Howell Khcadquarters. Is acous - It said that the Jey one niay also visit this steal to study the architecture of churches plan, which will give Early a total tho central emergency hospital staff. fettles and ventilation of the big build works and shipbuilding yard and seo will find Baltlmoro a fertile field. income of $05 a month, and President but resigned March 1. ing make It almost ideal for the sum-tire- r Houses of worship are numerous nnd Taft consented to It. i will open gathering which thero tho control of a corporation. until recently Baltimore was tho of- FADING LABEL TO fcjuno 25 to select tho Democratic At this great plant, which covers ficial residence of the only American MARKSWOMANSHIP. STOP REFILLING twenty-eight- h for the Pres- 200 ad-th- "I o Jno.minee more than acres, there is ono of cardinal, and tho old Cathcderal o am afraid those militant suffra Meditating over tho ident of the United States. largest rail-rollin- g mills in the) joining his home is well worth a visit. gettes aro going io give us serious bottlo problem, Archibald A. McDon For those who go to the conven- - country while In the ship yard trouble," said one London policeman. there Tho edifice, which Is more than ono ald of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, has EXTRA Itlon for strictly business purposes aro now building two "They mean business." great colliers hundred years old, has been tho hit upon a substitute that ho believes CREAMERY and who will spend all of their time for tho Navy and a fleet of steam- - sceno of somo of tho most memorable "Why do you think so?" Inquired Will accomplish tho samo purpose. It Seither'at the convention hall or in the ships. gatherings of the Catholic Church In tho other. i8 a label which fades on exposure to "A giving s Hobbles of tho hotels Baltimore will. Thirty miles down tho Chesapeake America. lot of them havo quit tho light. The printing thereon steam-'city- , and making speeches and aro no pretty much like any other largo j Bay two and a half hours by Goucher College and tho Johns Hop- ilea entirely after a shori time, practicing with quoits base balls. ' - and they will judge It by tho er or an hour by trolley there is, at kins University aro educational Insti- and when, of course, tho bottlo can bo re- - Washington natural conveniences of transporta- Annapolis, the magnificent $10,000,000 tutions too well known to need a de- Star. filled with anything, but this can not Stlon by trolley and by tho quality of, naval academy tho school for the fu- - tailed description here, and the Johns ' , (bo palmed off as tho original liquor. CHANGES OF - Service at tho hostolrlos. To raon of, ture officers of the navy while in tho! Hopkins Hospital, that great medical ALUMINUM Mr. McDonald has just received a pat- Qyalifi Unsurpassed POTS AND PANS thts kind thero will bo no incentivo j old town Itself aro many points of institution which has numbered so cnt for his label. under-- , . - , Utensils of aluminum often Bp explore Into the highways and by historical Interest. There aro In An- - many famous people among Its pa- - go rapid changes which may result prays of tho city for scenes of quaint- napolls somo of tho finest types of tients and where such remarkable HN LAys BGGEST EGG Iness in their destruction. These "diseases " or tho picturesque. Colonial architecture extant, some of cures havo been mado. It may seem BUT CACKLES NO MORE. B' 1 1. .i i i ...... ns the changes aro called, take ho TRY uo 2.- AND ju wo ouitT nana mere win tno uuuuings Doing erected...... or crick to to hos- gALT April -A out of. tho ordinary point a bU IT orm of swellings, thousands - eruptions and of visitors, men and worn , brought from England In the days bo pital as one of tho beauty spots of a ,nc clrcumter. tors on tho surfaco and seem to bo ron, who will go to tho city not only fore tho Revolution. enco, Is on oxhib ion city, but nevertheless this institution caused by atmospheric agencies, such at tho Utah Eb bo at tho convention during certain Washington, tho capital, is but products exposition comes under tho class with Its well vnrit.na ,1 w horo this week. YOU'LIAIMYSBUYIT Clours, but to also seo whatever there forty-fiv- e can bo miles distant and kept lawns, Its bright flowers and Its mldity or by con In making a world's record, the hen Us to bo seen. For tho nature of fluids thos0 thero is reached by either train or trolloy. general clean cut appearance. , which belonged to Elmer Apolgreen opportunity, tained in tho utonsl'.i. abundant for In and Tho Bluo Ridge mountains with ItB Lexing- ot Lttko- - llfo- - For tho oplcurcan thero Is Two German Investigator havo ro- - Salt Bavo "n her Not' Ebout tho city there Is much of Inter- - many Is famed summer resorts within ton Market, ono of the real sights of cently studied these phenomena, says withstanding tho grief in the family SUPPLIED Est good j BY a few hours' rjde over fairly the city and, perhaps, more widely La Nature, and arrived at tho result ana tho Vor'A of tho undertaking, a tBaltlmoro, although ono of tho old roads automoblllng, 1100(1 lal11 for while the known than any othor market house. that only cold-rolle- aluminum Is sub- - 6lstor ot tho lie" touay an est cities in tho country, prosonts ; J tho Oe'tysburg battlefield Js near enough Tho mnrkct proper oxtends mor0 than ject to theso deteriorations, while It SS that measures 7 inches. C.Q.YEE H0P & COMPANY pegullar aspect of bolng " ancient and that ono may go up on an excursion 1500 feet, but on'"market days" linos tho metal Is rolled at a toinporaturo sjnpdorn; there aro innumerable kTn3 "STREET fea train in tho morning, seo tho field and of wagons add another 500 feot to its or 450 Centigrade It is practically im- - It's wonderful what large catalogues MONOLULU tures that date back nearly 200 return at night. length. On oltlior sldo of tho market muno. j rrcm small garden seeds will grow.,

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now as helpless as a creeping child. tion and tho bulldiig up of our air HAYES S REPUBLICANS A ts a L "C E. HELLER." fleet fiommensurato with tho neces- Bijou Mr. Chairman to my mind it ill be sity of properly maintaining our mili- Theater comes any person upon tho floor of tary status nmong Uo nations of the that Houso to attack tho reputation world." TONIGHT. AGAINST L PANACEAS RECORD LIBEL of John Walter, or of any soldier of mm In tho North the Civil War. John LOOK THIS OVER! Walter, llko thousands and thousands Hon. E. A. Hayes of California mado actlouary," extreme. ANTI SUFF is tho other The of others, when Sumter was flred 4--FO- Mr. Gregg of Pennsylvania, in UR-4 a speech in tho Houso of Representa- - truth is that political wisdom, as a upon, looked upon tho flag and saw Representatives on sky-bor- SPECIAL tives, on February 19, on tho tariff and rule, is not with either of theso of March Its n glory blazo against the from which tho follow-- tremcvj, but somewhero between tho 2G, said: midnight gloom and caught tho cour- RETURN T MATINEE Ing arc extracts: Jitwo. There are times when the advo- - "Mr. Chairman, tho Iniquity of glv age of Its stars. Applause. In thoso Alberts But the present peculiar condition cato of revolution may bo a public ing to Members of tho House the days John Walter beenmo a guardian of tho public mind is only an lllustra- - necessity, but as an ordinary proposi- of this Nation and tho Nation was RUSSIAN DANCERS privilege of extending their remnrkE WASHINGTON, D. C, March 27.- TODAY tion of tho fact that history repeats tlou, nations, as individuals and every-Itsel- f. John Walter's ward. Today Dlggcst Hit in Town. 1 in tho Record Is fully excmplllicd in John Members of tho District of Columbia In 183S on tho floor of tho thing else in the universe, progress by Walter is a were b waul, and ho asks tho Auxiliary to tho Senato of tho United States, Daniel by tho remarks that extonded National Association evolution and not revolution. Nation to becomo his guardian. Ap- Opposed MORRIS GOLDEN j tho gentleman from Georgia Mr. to Women's Suilrago say Webster, after picturing tho prosperl-- Ro-t- y plause. Mr. La Folletto What was tho appear pago o929 they indignant Eccentric Violin Act. of New England at, that time, used Trlbble, which on aro at tho conduct of a 5-- pubnoan Pnrty itself but a third party, A Roaring Comedy Big Acts-- theso words: of tho Congressional Record. On last handful of militant suffragettes head- "Honest.1 5 f0Unaed on the exigencies of tho time? Thursday I hero patiently all the ed by a inalo supporter, attempt "Mr. President, such Is tho stato: sat who 1 Mr HayM Tho nemibllcan Party - 5-N- afternoon listening to tho reading of TO PROMOTE ed to weaken tho effect of tho antl- MISS GOLDEN. i ew 5 of things actually existing in tho coun-(wa- s Pictures--- ,lot a thlrd vart, l havo not tho relating to pensions suffrago meeting by iry. anu or which i navo now given bill invalid held last night Femaio Ventriloquist. tlmo t0 g0 ,nto tUo hIstory of tllat and also listening to tho arguments the auxiliary at the Public Library, you a sample. And yet there are per-- ' Party Loads of Laughter. t:.n but lho ola wh, had that woro being made for and against by distributing suffrago literature sons who constantly clamor against gone ncpuuiican ARMY AVIATION AND FOUR GOOD PICTURES. First Appcaranco Today to pIeces and tho that bill. Not pno single word was throughout tho audience--. 1 mis suue oi imngs. mey can n Party was reorganization of tho a publicly uttered in this Hous.o in re- A verbal clash followed tho dis aristocracy. They excite tho poor to ltg whlg Party also drawlng t0 fold lation to any ouo of my constituents; covery that suffrago literature was mako war on the rich, while in truth many o progresslvo Clowny tho moro nien of but when I turn to page 3929 the being distributed, August they know not who are either rich or statcg and With amendments making it read as and tho male leader Ul0 Unltcd who had hlthero top of page 3930, I discover that refer- loudly volunteered that despite the I 1 poor. They complain of oppression, .beouced to tho Democratic Partv. follows, tho Senato has passed this - ence has been made to one John Walt- protests of tho ho was BANK speculation, and tho pernicious in- uepublican Houso resolution: and Mile Vance Tho Party was no third ers. It is there stated: willing to "tako two days off and dis OP fluenco of accumulated wealth. They partyi u was tho gecond great poHtl. Resolved, That the great importance cry "For instance, on pago 05 of the necessity of practical kuowledgo tribute llteraturo to every ono." out loudly against all banks i,arty-,- Un;ted tho and a A Novelty "Wonder Act" and'al tho st;ltcs roport, John Walters owns a homo This threw tho meeting, which had - corporations, and all tho means by Democratic Party being tho other, of aviation as It relates to warfaro Honolulu- $2500 adjourned, uproar, 1 which small capitals becomo united, , , valued at and has assistance being now generally admitted by all just Into an and U Pro' from a lodge, and ho la recommended sarcastic remarks wero flung from Last Matinee of in order "to produce important and civilized nations, somo of which aro aj for an increaso to 530 a month." rank to rank, while tho beneflcial results. They carry on spending largo 'sums bf money in Issue K. N. & WILLIE AND HERBERT JlrFT s. K. MASTERS Kepub-institution- Letters of Mr-- ' Hayes Exactly; tho Tho report states that fact; but I told tho suffregottcs that they wero mad hostility against all established! equipping their armies with various J Credit and GRAHAM. followed along tho samo rise here to attempt, In my fecblo way, adopting militant English methods by Traveler's Chocks They would choko up!Iican Partv kinds of air craft as a means both to J state- avallablo throughout tho world. tho fountains of Industry and dry all llnos- - except in tho matter of slavery, to correct a portion of that attack and of transport, tho Secretary interfering with a rival's meeting, and "Know-Nothing- " in keeping its streams. In a country of unbound- - Th Party, which at ment. Tho fact of tho matter is that of War be, and ho is hereby directed wero not with tho Ameri formid- - In can spirit. suffragettes answered 3 Last Matinee of ed liberty they clamor against oppres-.on- e timo threatened to becomo John Walter lives in a little houso to sond to tho Houso of Representa Tho 0 1 ab:e - went uown ana out 01 cxistenco Scottdalo In tho county In' which I tho charge by saying that tho meeting RAUL PEREIRA sion. In a country of perfect equality tives full information upon tho follow- 0 as rapidly as prominence, reside, and I now to read from was a public ono and they had a Cable Transfers thev would move heaven and earth, It came into deslro ing points: 0 oblo- morn- to g against privilege and monopoly. In a leaving behind but disgraco and a telegram which I received this "First. Tho result'! of his investi- right bo thero. a AT equal- quy for all its adherents. Tho Free-So- il ing from one of tho most reputable Mrs. Frank J. Goodwin, a secretary HAMLIN AND MACK country where property is moro gations and tho transmission of any county meot-in- g ly divided than nnywhero else, they and the Constitution Parties were attorneys at the bar in our reports mado by our official agents in of tho called tho Lowest Rates Dancers. - organized efforts to avoid tho portentl- - In answer to a message that I sent to to order and tho addresses of Miss rend the air with tho shouting of agra- foreign countries as to tho develop- !SH5ZSH5ZS25H525H5t5c5HS2SS5HSZ5W2f Emily Bron-so- rian doctrines. In a country whero "s ,contuct,3 impenu.ng ueioro tno him requesting him to glvo mo tho ment and valuo oi aerial navigation, BIssell and Miss Minnie Civil War broke out. They failed facts in regard to John Walter. an expert of tho Department of tho wages of labor are high beyond. ther for tho purpose of warfaro or Cablo Address "Takapu," Honolula. so-an- d loudly ap- JOHN P. RODGERS. all parellel and where lands are cheap, entirely in their purpose Tho I might say that I know John Walt- encourago scientific research. Commerce and Labor wero they,caHed Liberal Republican movement, er personally, and I know how feeblo plauded. Telophono 1675. P. O. Box DCS Songs. tho means of living low, "Second. Tho extent and cost of during tho administration of President ho Is. Tho following is the telegram: Mrs. Goodwin roundly scored tho suf- Y. TAKAKUWA. would teach tho laborer that ho is bu.t our Government's equipment In aero- Grant, while perhaps it called tho pub-suc- h "Greensburg, Pa., March 25, 1912. fragettes becauso they havo not "re- Commission an oppressed slave. Sir, what can planes or other air craft now being Morchant and Manufafr He attention to certain evils In tho Hon. Curtis H. Gregg, Houso of Rep- formed" Utah and tho other states turers' Agent. JapaneBo SPECIAL PICTURES men want? What do they mean?! used In any capacity by tho War De- Prorlalona Public service, was swallowed up by resentatives, Washington, D. C: i whero women aro voting, and said They can want nothing, sir, but to partment, and tho naturo of tho in- and General Merchandlio. labor.; Democracy and left no permanent "John Walter pays $50 taxes this that divorce, tho saloon and other enjoy the fruits of other men's the struction in aeronautics which Is being Nuuanu Street, near King. disturb-io- r beneflcial results behind. Tho year; property cost him fifteen bun-- 1 evils aro flourishing as healthily as NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. They can mean nothing but glvon to Its Army officers and enlisted Greenback and Populist were dred twenty years ago; wife's wholo( over beforo In those states. Sho es- anco and disorder, tho diffusion of, Parties men. corrupt principles and tho destruction nothing moro than rallying cries for Inheritance of eight hundred Is In It. pecially criticised them for not fight- years ."Third. Tho plans now contemplat- ing Church. of tho moral sentiments and moral wild and visionary theorists and tho Ho was In actlvo service two j tho Mormon ESTABLISHED IN 18S0. ed by tho War Department for increas- for a habits of society. A licentiousness of disciples of failure and unrest, and cloven months. Was with Sherman Miss Bisscll said: "Wo stand ing the present equipment of aero women EmpireJMter feeling and of action Is sometimes left us nothing but a lesson which ono year two months. After battle of real and useful relation of planes, hydro-aeroplane- and other air produced by prosperity Itself. Men H is well to heed just at th's time, Rcsaca was Sherman private orderly.; to public affairs, but as women, not for tho purposes of warfaro and can not always resist tho temptation viz, that wo should bo rather slow to Sherman took him along to New York,' craft as men. And by public affairs wo j national defense together with recom- SPECIAL to which they aro exposed by the very nccept, at panaceas for all our political Chicago, West Point, and Louisville, don't mean politics. Wo believe that o mendations for such legislation as will of tho bounties of Provld- - His, unsound or now and untried theor-enc- Wished Walter to stay with him 'on tho only relation women should boar abundance adequately provido for such servlco MATINEE and the very happiness of their ies. Tho truth is, thero is no room, his staff; promised to make him sec- to politics Is that of absent treat- BANEEBS with referenco both to Increasing tho own condition; as tho steed full of , and there never has been room in this ond lieutenant and advanco him. Walt- ment." poll-sel- number of Army officers of tho Signal TODAY tho pasturo will sometimes throw him- - country, for moro than two great f er's mother needed him and ho canio, Commercial and Travellers' do-fro- Corps who may bo (Jotallcl for avia- Is ono against its inclcsures, break away : tlcal parties. And tho man who homo. Sherman sent him ono of hlsj A good night's sleep of tho Letters of Credit issued on the tion servico as well as tho establish- AT 2 P, M. Its confinement, and, feeling now sires to work lasting political reforms horses. Gavo Walter keys to chrst few things pcoplo llko that Is good Bank of California and the Lon- money ho ment of additional schools of Instruc don Stock Bank, Limited, BIG PROGRAM. free from needless restraint, betako will work for tkoao reforms within and said talto or anything for thom. Joint FOUR ALBERTS himself to the moors and barrens' on0 of tho great parties, rather than wanted. Walter took slouch hat worn London. Correspondents Amor-lea-n Russian Dancors. whero want, ero long, brings him to sck to create a soparato and distinct by Sherman on march to sea. Sher- Fino Tailor-mad- o Ladles' & Gents' Gloves tor the 1 Express Company, his senses, and starvation and death organization. man afterwards sent Walter check Clothlnir. nionnn,! and Gene- Tbos. Cook & Son. MORRIS GOLDEN close his career." Fellow Republicans, shall history re- for ?75. Walter has letters from of MM iTJlfcfcT II II on term Yiddish Comedy Violinist. Did tho orator have in mind In this peat itself? In tho years 1913 to 1917 ral and Mrs. Sherman. At battlo Interest allowed and 4 con- Savings Deposit!. last Illustration tho fact that some shall wo llvo over again tho awful Resaca, Walter In saddlo almost Bank tinuously four days and thrco nights. MISS GOLDEN ,, times hunger Is tho only thing that experiences of 1893 to 1897? God for- The United Tailors wild-eye- horses. Carried dis- Sidesplitting Ventriloquist. will bring tho d agitator and bid! Tho responsibility of preventing Woro out thrco wing ground his folowers to their senses? Can It this is upon us. Sorao of us may not patches to left over W. 13. MILES, Prop, and Mgr. . o cross-flro- From history BILLIE RADER bo possible that soventy-flv- years ago like- tho generals In command of tho swept with JUST OPENED Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sweet Soprano. they had In this country "calamity Republican army, but let us romember .of Fifteenth ARRANGED FOR LADIES AND howlers" of tho samo brand as thoso that tho battlo is not to bo won by .pago 590, I copy: CHILDREN. of our day? Thoso words of tho greatthe generals, but by tho great voting " 'John Walter, of Company K, was Cleaning, Pressing Boston Cafe TONIGHT JUST BILLIE RADER Webster would certainly lead us to army of protectionists. Somo of us another. At tho battlo of Resaca ho and BIJOU ENTRANCE. AND PICTURE SERIES. conclude that not all tho demagogues may havo just causo for personal so distinguished himself In carrying and preachers of discontent llvo In grievance or resentment. This fs tho dispatches on our lino of battlo Day and Night Service. 1 ' Alterations of All THE our time. Applauso. timo to forget it. Somo of us may not as to merit tho comcndatlon of Gen. Chairman, In what I havo said, Mr. nko tho minor things for which tho Sherman, who personally asked hlra HOT WEATHER FOOTWEAR con-- 1 WONG WONG CO. I do not wish to bo understood as great army Is fighting, or wo may to bo his private orderly, and was Kinds in tho famous demnlng radicals In politics, much 1csb( think is should bo mnrshaliug for retained in that position till July, thoso who honestly strlvo for real re, something olso. Drop that; thero will 1805, when ho was discharged. It was Contractors dlf-line- Regal Builders and politics, as in other, bo plenty of tlmo to light out tho s Walter who took tho verbal order Shoes forms. Radicals in ' U Slzos and hitman activity, forences among ourselves after next from Gen. Shorman to Gen. Logan to Honolulu, T. H. Office, Maunakea St of social Regal attract For fifty years tho no-th-o Gon. McPherson's Shoo Store havo their rscs, for they often Novoniber. tnko command of Alakea Street, Kaplolanl Bldg. King and Bothol. King and Bethel attention of pcoplo to faults which publican Party has written tho most corps after tho gonoral had been kill- XXXXXXOXXXXXXXC public attcn- - glorious plcco of history was ever A generally otherwlso would oscapo that ed in battlo. staff officer Phone 3184. F. J. McLoughlliv 8TEINWAY & SONS AND g Hon. penned. Llko good soldiers, let us does work of that kind, but just then HONOLULU FORGE CO. I evils up us march, to object. Prompt Sgrvlco. All Work Positively OTHER PIANOS. Their vory exaggeration of tho closo tho ranks, lot tlmo was an Important It was Ueueral Ship and Machine UlauK-tinlthttn- Thoy Phono 3000. Guaranteed, THAYER PIANO CO. M of thoir tlmo may help to do this. victory noxt November and write four a question of minutes, and Shcrmnu Tools and Springs mads - Ro-slv- 156 Hotoi Street. Phono 1311. aro one oxtromo, and tho nonprogres- years moro of that samo glorious o took tho best bo had for his moesoii-ger- .' nd repaired. Estimates given on TUNING GUARANTEED. conservative, or as ho has como publican history. Loud applauso on Articles oallod for and delivered freo riro Escapes. Copyright, WW, ly 211 Queen days "tho re- - tho Republican side "I know Walter. Tho soul of honor, of chargo. St., near Alakea, 1 5xxxxxxxxxxxsxx to bo called in theso It. ADLUli UR03.&CO. Honolulu, T. H. ..

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the great famine In China. SOCIALISTS BADLY Walk-Ov- er Bootehop SERVICE DISPATCH AT COLUMBIA, 5. C, "China's hills and mountains are EIGHTH NAME BEATEN IN MONTANA PANTHEON BLOCK 1!!NT deforested. This is particularly true HELENA, Mont., April 1. Montana In the hilly country drained by the HOTEL STREET. cities and towns voted for local offi- Yangtse river, whene valley comprises Western IN ARMY cials today. In most cities' the fight rmna FOR CONFEDERACY the stricken district. The river THE i.nntionM was between the Socialists and tho Proprietors. 11NJHHE brings the soil down with it. That Is the reason why we have the Yellow old parties, in some instances the Pacific ALL MAKES OF Sea. For 300 miles out from land WASHINGTON. D. C. March 27. Democrats and Republicans uniting on tho ocean Is discolored by the silt a citizens' against Social- TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED. Col. Colville P. Terrett, Sth United ticket the RAILWAY THE brought down by the Yangtse. The ists. In Helena former Mayor R. It. BY MECHANICS. MODER- Infantry, a native and resident SKILLED hills aro washed bare of soil. There States Purcell, a Democrat, who now Is In an FEATHER AND PROMPT ATE CHARGES is some hunting in these hills, but of this city, was transferred to tho Eastern hospital, and who consented SERVICE. RIVER the .animals live among the brush. retired list of the army today on his at the last moment to become a candi- A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd. For want of better fuel the natives own application after more than date, won over Republican end So- ROUTE burn this brush. thirty-thre- e years' service. He was cialist candidates. Six of the seven HOTEL NEAR FORT. 1.3 For particulars, passengers or freight, "Last August the Yangtse over- born in this city June 1, 1852, and wards elected Republican aldermen. eighth in see flowed and flooded about 40,000 acres the of his name to serve The most bitter fight was In Butte, of densely populated territory. This tho Army, Navy and Marine Corps. which now has a Socialist mayor. The His was Lieut. Colville Terrett, Hood placed a population of 3,000.000 father Socialists were defeated in seven of Fred L. Waldron, Ltd. U. S. N., who on board in want. In fifty years there has not lost his life the eight wards, returnling but one al- tho d United frlgato Le- been such another flood. Some of States derman, the Republicans winning in 816 Fort Street vant in 1SG0 when vessel was lost the victims have been drowned out that three and tho Democrats In four with all hands. Col. Terrett entered for two consecutive years, some three wards. the army an a private In Signal Terra years, years. the Tho Socialists In Lewiston lott some four They not Corps in 1878 and was appointed sec- every ward, including they only have lost food, they have lost the one ond lieutenant, Sth United States In- a year ago. proposition Specialty hope. carried Tho fantry, by President Hayes in 1879. to close tho saloons on Sunday was de- Cotta "Much of the land that was inun- AT Nearly tho whole of his service has feated by a majority of 239. dated is at sea level. It is drained been with that regiment. His firBt Mayor D. S. McKenzle was Flower Pots by tho most system of canals intricate service was in California and Arizona, in Havre over R. M. Rathbone, So- Fern Pots In tho world. I know of one city of where ho served in the Apache cam- cialist. 30,000 by Love's Bakery which is surrounded canals. paign under Gens. Crook and Miles. In The Socialists elected two alder- Bulb Dishes There are no roads to it, because a April, 1S80, ho was detailed by Gen. men in Billings, out of five selected. BEST FRESH BREADS Inexpensive, Serviceable road could not go a mile without eighty-si- x half Crook to take Nana and Political lines wero not drawn. D. R. that can be manufactured anywhere. touching a canal. are not even TERRA COTTA CHIMNEYS. There Apacho Indians to old Fort Marion, Peeler, Citizens' candidate, defeated footpaths. Tho people make their St. Augustine. In September, the E. G. Bjornaby, Soclalllst, for mayor Prompt delivery throughout way to and from tho city In boats. same year, ho was one of tho officers of Kalispell. city This Is their only means of communi- detailed by Gen. Miles to take Gero-nim- suburbs. 44(i cation. Natchcs and men, women WHAT DO STUDENTS KNOW? "Lack of transportation facilities is and children of tho tribe to tho same Chicago Record-Herald- : Another another causo of tho famine. It costs place, after they had surrendered at Phone 1431. 1134 Nuuanu St professor too much to carry food on men's Skelton Canyon, Ariz. joins the ranks of the critics of college Lewers & shoulders. 1 know a province where During the last Geronimo campaign students with the statement rice costs twice as much in the west ho had command of a company of that ho hr.i found many students who C. Brewer & Co.. Cooke, Ltd. of It as In tho east. But tho cost of fifty-si- x picked men from tho Sth In- u not know that Franco is a republic LIMITED. transportation botweei tho two fantry and some Indian .gcouts, who or think that Portugal Is a city, who points made up tho difference. inarched In nineteen dnys a distance have no knowledgo of the chief In- Fire 177 So. King St. "Chicago can ship food to tho fam- of 484 miles, through tho Sierras of dustries of a great country or nre igno- and Marina ine district quicker and cheaper than Sonora, Mexico, over tho roughest rant of tho difference between latitude Insurance Agencies the food can "bo transported from j country on this continont ,and kept up and longitude. Recently a liarvard western China. Chicago is actually with tho mounted men of Capt. Law- - professor complained that no btudent " - Ho Nebras- in a 100 r mmm amm nearer tho district than a great many ton's command. served in class of knew anything about "'" Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, . places in tho empire." Chicago ka and Wyoming until tho Spanish Aristotle; other Instructors havo la- COLUMBIA, S. ('., Manli 14. --Tli'e women of the Confederacy aro to war, and went with his regiment to mented tho ignornnco ol tho BIblo and London Aaturanee Corporation. huo tlio services I hoy rendered during strifo between com- tho the states Cuba, participating in tho battle of English literature. Poor college .stu- Commercial Union h Assurance Ce. at memorated with a monument to be erected in this city. The date of unveil-i.i- El Caney and through the campaign, dent what does ho know? Yot some- London. is April 11. F. W. Ruckstuhl, a Now York sculptor, designed tho me- APRIL FOOL JOKER IS being recommended for a brevet by how ho Is to collogo l ndmltted the and Scottish Union Forcegrowth morial. On sides or the bo Inscriptions which KILLED A HAMMER. and National Initin three nede.ital thero will WITH Gen. Ludlow. Ho served in tho Philip- eventually Is graduated from It. Tho ance Co. of wore by anonymous Edinburgh. WILL DO IT. H selected an competition. Editor William E. Gonzales SOUND BEACH, Conn., April 1. pines during tho Insurrection, and number of college students has great- of tho Columbian Stato was the winner. woman seated In tho chnir of Caledonia Iniuranca Co. of Cdliw Tho Angered by an April fool joke, Rolln afterward served on a board to settle ly Increased in tho last few years aurgh. stato symbolizes tho women of the Confederacy. She Is represented as re- tho claims of the monastic orders has tho quality deteriorated with num- Hedges today with a hammer frac- flecting over thoughts suggested by the Bible, which she has been reading. against tho United States government. bers? Thero are fltlll scholars, doubt- .merlcan and Foreign Marino Insur. Ui tured the skull of J. Stewart, a ance Co. Sho dressed In tho plain coslumo In voguo at tho closo of tho' war. At James Ho sprved on a similar board In Cuba less, but whr.t Js tho average student? follow In here, and Stew- nor loft Is a winged boy, while at hor right 1b a winged girl. clerk a store to settlo tho Trlsconla rnilroad claims. It such criticisms continue, Indignant Pau ka Hana art died. Hedges was arrested and llo wo.3 In Alaska from 1903 to 1004, graduates of maturo years may de- Bowers' Merchant Patrol tho lamp and FOREST WASTE IN CHINA. cdlos of tho world might have been at jail broke an electric and returned to tho Philippines for a mand an Investigation to determine with fragments glaBS his two-yea- And Confidential Agency "China's life sapping famlno, In provonted by tho careful uso of theso of the cut r tour in 190G. Since then ho what has happened to tho colleges and Ho will recover. Geor-gl- HA8 NO RIVAL IN 80AP. which millions aro suffering, Is largely resources," said President John T. throat. has served with his regiment l a preparatory schools. Tho public al- Reliable Watchmen Furnished. tracoablo to tho wasting of tho for- Proctor of tho Baptist College at and Texas. Ho was promoted ready may well ask: What is educa- Phone 1051. p. o. Box 284. Fine Job Printing at the Star ofllce. ests. One of tho most horrible trag- - Shanghai In explaining tho causes for Fine Job Printing, Star Ofllce. colonel In September last. tion, anywny? City Hoadquartorfl, Club Stables.

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I.tit iii drop u tear for the pausing And et.whai a deal of l.mimii fuel Hon. K. A. Mott Smith wulki.i ,,i i ot royalty. ing kings havo Inspired one way or bin car, opened the g8 r.nd llin on In the Hputk. Then he danced gnil For it la going; going with nil tho another tho unomnnclpated and foi a colorful past! Men have thrown up momont on the foot-honr- d and tho half gods nnd charming moduli-tlo- a dear tholr hats for them, shrinked for them ougluo started with a merr wn.v that adorned tho lmnuitur' of and wopt for thorn. Thoy have Hod "1 have that stunt patented." he tho race. and died for them. For them thoy laughed, as ho slid Into the .sent and It Is not nny revolution or logic havo gayly slit one another's throats tinkered with tho gears preparatory or reason or councils or any audi and called It Justice; tlovnstcd each to louvlng the garage. "Hut heron thing that Is making kings crunihlc. othor's homes anil called It war. the principle of It. The car of course It Is because thoy nro hocomlng Womon havo sighed and panted for Is stopped under comprof slon, Inn fnnuy. tholr gracious favors. after It has stood for a while the gun So long as a thing angers the world It Is too had about kings. Mankind In the compressed cylinder coudtMiHes It has power left. When tho world has ono foolish enthusiasm tho loss. anil separates from the nlr in the! hoglns to smile tho end is near. All around m tho Goottordoonime-run- g chnrgo. tly rocking the car. the khro- - Whon Frederick the Great or Louis sets In. lino on the piston Ik sputghed up Ilk.' tho Grand walked abroad - tho earth In Germany the socialists incroaBO. wntor in a shaken cup, and the sputk trembled. When Kaiser Wilhulm der At the top of tholr program they Eot finds a mixture to strike Into, and the Kwcito upturns his fierce mustachlos their crtwl, "The abolition of the engine starts Going down town? No? and mounts his tame war horse and monarchy." Well goid live." puts on his German silver helmet with In England the noblo lords of the a yard of plumo following and roars upper house havo had tholr disting- out his dictum as .to tho divine rights uished noses tweaked by the4 people'."? HOW VANADIUM of the Ilolionzolloriw, it is to laugh. "prime minister, and the commons heed Wo feel all that Is needed when tho only tho masses, to do their will. last Georgo of England ambles de- Franco and Portugal arc republics. corously forward dragging his fifty China ousts the Manchus, the most STEEL 15 MAD pound coattall of brocaded cloth to loyally royal of nil tho chosen ones nothing but receive upon his brow the crown of of earth, for they did According to the Denver Times empire, bishops, grow finger nails. and all tho lords and fat and "Colorado is looming up big in the durchlauch-tigkclt- s Wo for another ambassadors and foreign need never look future of steel monufacturc. Five to and tho daughters of Ameri- "man on horseback." Tho days are ton linllltilu fif ntm.llimi (n llin tnn' radi- Napoleons were possible. can millionaire, ranged rank on past when greatly increases the toughness nnd horse- ant rank, stand ceremonious round Tho coming man will not bo a I : strength . and doubles tho lifo of steel. . man, a good swimmer who can tlh , I nbout wo feel that, In the fitness of but Vanadium is used now for the mater- pause, popular wave. things, they should a blare of ride tho ial employed In tho construction of or- reaily as If tho of brass should peal forth from tho It looks times automobile parts, locomotive frames mighty distinction,'?, magnificences and chestra and Mdlle. Genco should and many other things in which steel Latest E. M. F. supermen were gono forever, and "Thirty" pirouette down tho stago and lead a of a high quality is required. If the only way to achieve dis- bevy of Harnmersteln's most select about tho quantity produced can bo mado great mazy Is to go to work do some- too artists in tho ballet. tinction and enough and tho cost of production low In Ithe Royalty Is doomed. It Is becoming thing useful. Frank Crane, enough, it can he used generally for amusing. Chicago Daily News. 9 rails and for structural steel. Vana- dium is mined from sandstone beds that outcrop in tho canons of San DOM MIGUEL EAGER TO FIGHT Miguel nnd Montrose, ono counties. If it occurs throughout the beds as well as In the outcrops, the supply will he MANUELS T practically inexhaustible. Kirby 1 Thomas, in a recent issuo of tho Min- ing and Scientific Press, expresses the opinion that the oro will he found i ST. JEAN DE IATZ, France, March now degraded from a once great in- throughout the beds. In this ho agrees strument, a lighting engineers 215. The proposed movement to re- and make it real with other familiar with tho Schiiman Carriage machine. field. Given a supply of ore, the gene- ijtii .itcd store King Manuel to tho throne of "I Am a soldier and want to practise ral use of vanadium in steel manu- Portugal, was deposed from which ho my profession. This luxury is weari- facture depends upon reducing the about eighteen nlonths ago, will be some. I want to Hvo In barracks. I cost of extracting the metal from the ono of tho most formidable ever pre- want to train men. I want to live by ore. During tho past year the price Merchant and Bishop Streets pared against an cxistiug Govern- day and flleep by night under the same has ranged from ?I1 to $5 a pound. ment, according to tho man who ex- roof as the men who wear my coun- This means a limited market. Metal- pects to lead it, Dom Miguel of lira-ganz- a. try's uniform. Tho rank and fllo of lurgists who have been working on the Tho former pretender dis- tho army are true to tho King despite problem say that the cost of produc- cussed bis plans freely today. his exile. And they will welcome him tion per pound can bo cut to sixty course, air tight, so nothing cai Dom Miguel emphasized his belief back and my comrades or So encouraging that become loved cents le?s. is tho spill. that it was only a question ot time at arms when ho is restored. outlook that well-poste- d men are pre- when tho Portuguese monarchy would "At times I become so homesick for dicting within years vanad- that ten MORE HUDSONS ARRIVE. bo restored by citing recent outbreaks a sight of my native land that I tako ium will bo important min- the most Tho Associated Garago Company re- In various parts of the country. Neith- ship and crufse along the cliffs and ing industry of tho state." ports tho salo this week of two Pierce-Arrow- er property nor personal rights aro re- beaches, and the roar of tho surf one for delivery in San Fran- spected at present, ho alleged, and he breaking on its shores Is sweet music cisco, and the other for delivery In said he was satisfied none of the Pow- to my ears. Italy, Both cars aro purchased by ers would protest against the over- "Why, when my son, Prince Miguel, EFFICIENCY THE Honolulans who are preparing to make turn of tho present rule, because no was horn I wanted him born on Portu- extended shortly. change that could he made could guese .soil. When that boon was re- tours Manager Howes, of tho Associated make internal conditions In Portugal fused I had a carload of earth brought MARK AIMED AT Garage, left last evening for Maul and worso than at present. from my native land and spread In Hawaii on business connected with Dom Miguel said that ho would he tho room where tho boy was bora so efficiency greatest the auto trade. Ho Iihs a number of commander In chief of tho army, hav- that literally my heir might bo horn That hns been the sale3 In sight. He will return homo ing mado a lifelong study of military on Portuguese soil." factor in making tho automobile in dustry big is today, the latter part of next week. fccience. He believes ho can make the Dom Miguel admitted that both he tho success It is by By tho Lurlino this week, tho As- Portuguese army second to none of and King Manuel hoped to receive aid tho opinion advanced Frank E. Howee, manager Ithe Associated sociated Garago received thrco of tho its sizo in Europe. from Spain when tho expedition to re- of Garage. popular Hudsons, two of which havo "I dream of my beloved country and store Manuel becomes a. reality. Ho "A few years ago tho business world been sold ono going to Hawal and its people," ho continued, jumping to said that tho report that tho expedi- - giving effi tho other to Kauai. his feet and walking backward and Hon was held up becauso of lack of was not much attention to ciency," Mr. forward in his richly appointed study. funds was too absurd to deny. said Howes. "Now one "I want to take tho field in person and "When wo want to strike we will hears efficiency on all sides. There are RUIN DOES NOT FOLLOW AUTO. restore real freedom to our opprerecd striko and that without warning," ho efficiency experts in all lines. Employ In an editorial In a New York paper subjects. I want to tako- our army, added signuiflcantly. ers no longer pay for personality, but A thur Brisbane, in one of Ills charac for efficiency. It is just about tho teristic utterances, makes iho follow FEDERAL JUDGE LANDIS SAYS a man who presented credentials from newest and most cs&ential thing in ing comments on tho tubjcd of the r.a HE'S TIRED OF BEING EASY some of the judge's Indiana friends. tho automobile industry. All of us who tlonal outlay for automobiles: MARK AND GOOD THING This check was worthuefs. havo followed tho development of auto-mobil- o "You. hear a great deal of talk about building for any length of tlmo tho frightful extravagance of buying WHY A CAT'S EYES can remember when efficiency wasn't automobiles. Hankers will tell you that GLOW IN THE DARK oven thought of. If a can ran oven the automobile is ruining tho coutnry Tho eyes of a cat shlno in tho dark reasonably well part of the time it because It costs so much money. not becnuse they produce light, for was considered a success. "You can tell that banker that tho thoy do not, but becauso they reflect "There were advocates of every now peoplo spend money for soda Beginning nioro with Monday, April 15, and continuing, for Thirty Days only, one all tho light that may reach them. If construction, nnd some motorists who water In tho United States than they copy of you i tho cat be In a totally dark room declared each fad of construction a do for automobiles .and soda water can not seo Its eyes; It Is only when grflt thing, whether or not its in does not ruin the country. THE HAWAIIAN STAR'S COOK BOOK there fs at least a glimmer of light corporation Is a motor was helpful or "The spending of money that does Will be GIVEN FREE with each Cash-in-Advan- Subscription to that those glow. The animal must be harmful. good and does no harm, tho buying ot looking almost directly at you. What "Today people aro buying efficiency, automobiles, buying of good clothes THE HAWAIIAN STAR. Daily, three months. $2.00; or ever light there bo must como from and one docs not hear much talk about and rer.'ionablo ornaments by those THE HAWAIIAN STAR. Semi-Weekl- y, one year. $2.00. about behind or above you. new constructions, except as they arc that cm afford them theso things For a six months' subscription to the Hawaiian Star, daily. $4.00, cash in Tho cat's eye is a powerful lens thought to add to tho efficiency of tho build up the country thoy do not hurt advance copies of this with a reflector behind It. This gath- car. I noto a steady tendency among it." THREE valuable book will be given FREE; and for One Yearly sub- scription, ers tho rays and concentrates them In builders of standard cars to follow $8.00, in advance, SEVEN copies will be turned over to the subscriber or mailed a horizontal beam. It Is possiblo that cjong proved lines of construction. MOVING PICTURE to such friends as he or she may indicate. those shining eyes exerclso a sort of Tho standardized cars aro known for LESSON IN HYGIENE Fill out the following blank hypnotic fascination for mice and rats. tho servlco they give, and overy manu- There was a groan of protest at tho and turn it in at the Business Office of THE STAR It may also be that tho ray they cast, facturer wants to mako his product opening of the Child Welfare Exhibit at once, and the results will be highly satisfactory. slender and faint though it be, serves as near per cent, off- In the downtown Italian quarter of to light up their prey sufficiently for iciant as possible. New York. Tho rooms of tho Chi- their keen eyes to seo It. "PerhapB the moat striking evidenco ldren's Aid Society wore crowded with of Increased efficiency Is the rapIJ women and children whon tho cine- THE HAWAIIAN STAR MITCHELL COLLAPSES development of self-Btarto- Up to a matograph threw upon tho .screen a short tlmo ago only two cars hart s. picture of a baby's bottle with rubber ,1012. WHILE MAKING SPEECH. Honolulu. SCKAtiTON, Pa., March 31. John Slnco last July scores of nlpplo standing upon a table. Files makers havo been forced to recognlzo buzzed around it, settled upon it, Mitchell, tho labor leader, collapsed Find enclosed efficiency Tlion canvas f(JpYVl!leU send to mo at In Wllkesbarre this afternoon while tho added which comes with crawled over it. tho the self-startin-g device. Tho reBult Is showed an enlargement of a fly, and delivering a speech. After talking tho fully one-hal- t of curs now Its to ho covered with Hawaiian Star fivo minutes, ho gavo up. Upon reach- that the feet were scon shown aro offered with some stylo of filth and tho pullulating germs of all ing this city in tho evening Dr. Wal- for a period of solf-starte- r as either optional or rogu disease. In a flash tho bottlo reap- v together wllju copies of M. Reedy was euramoned to tho ler lar equipment." peared; a pretty woman holding a Tho Star'B Cook Book. hotel to Mitchell. Reedy said - CHICAGO, March 22. From tho attend darling baby arrived in tho picture, Mitchell had overworked his bench Federal Judgo Landis declared that FIRELESS COOKERS FOR AUTOS picked up tho bottlo and put tho nip- (Naino) voice recently, and needed rest. Tho that ho Is tired ot being used for a Tho lattest fad Is a flrelcsi cooker, ple Into tho baby's mouth. And tho laboro leader cannot Bpeak abovo a (Addrosa) "good thing" and an "easy mark." A all compact In a basket, for tho nufc-mobi- women present cried In indignation. short tlmo sinco ho mado good an al- whisper. run. Tho iccopticle holds a The lesson had been taught. leged thoft of 1179.75 by a man whom gallon and will keep a stew, soup or ho recommended to a position, while There aro two kinds of ambition; meat of nny Bort at boiling polar until Sweethearts aro always dear, but more recently ho cashed a check for ono soars nnd tho other crawls. tho destination is reached. U ia of wlvoe arp far more exponslve.

' ' " " . in Willii.Tki! Wfr filial flfritoi " T rJ WE ARE MOVING from our old home at Alakea near Beretania to the Buidling of Emmeluth & Company, at King and Bishop Streets, where, after April 15th, we will open out.the biggest line of ixtur nd Supplies

We have ever carried. Call to see US in our new headquarters. HONOLULU ELECTRIC COMPANY, LTD. i Telephone (unchanged) 3095

s Why the city and county is saddled WHEN THE GGEANA WENT DOWN with this burden it is difficult to under- FOR PLACARDS IN BANK stand. Judged from tho standpoint SCHEIE of economical administration, the up-- , Classified Advertisements ' keep of this park is, without doubt, a Five Per Line WITH AND MUCH TREASURE very expensive matter. The acquisi- WINDOWS THAT DDES ITS PART One Cent Per Word. Cents LIS tion, or opening up by tho Territory of Per Line, One Week, 30 cents; Two Weeks, 40 cents; Ono Month, additional property for park purposes, CO cents. No chargo for ads undor head "Situation Wanted." LONDON, March 1C The old Pen- the crew of 2S0 men only thirty-tw- o It placed under the management of Now York Sun: It now seems to year of the merchant's regime as pre- insula and Oriental steamship Oceana were whlto seamen. Tho officers, in- tho Honolulu Park Commission, might be a consensus among bankers, moie sident. was run down by a sailing vessel off cluding tho captain and 130 Lascars, result In further costly scrvico and especially tho small town bankers, "And I know that at least 30 per WANTED. Y. S. KONG, Boachy Head today and sunk. It la wore landed at Now Haven, while oth- other charges being tacked on to tho that good strong advertising plncards cent, of that increase in directly due A first class barber. Jeffs Barber International Employment Bureau, feared that from four to seven of her ers landed at Eastbourne. city's growing liabilities. If this an- placed in the bank windows play a to our show window advertising," Shop, basement King street near Fort. 1039 Bethel St. Phono 3S71. passengers wore drowned. Bullion of nual charge is allowed to stand against judicious part in bank advertising. concluded the merchant banker. ! i All ladles' and gents' clothing to bo FOR LADIES. tlitt value of $5,000,000 wont down with tho city and county, then tho Park While the idea is practically now In CREDIT cleaned, pressed up WalBts, Skirts, Suits, har. This, with tho loss of tho ship Commission should considerably this country its gradual arrival in con- SHUSTER'S AID TO GET POSITION and remodeled as it Dress -- FIELD'S REPORT Capes, and cargo and tho passengers' effects, scalo down salaries: $3500 a year at nection with the growth of advertising should be dono by American artist. Dresses, Cloaks, and Coats. Bwolls tho total loss to $7,500,000. least could reasonably be saved in generally throughout the United Popular prices. Call or address J. W. $1.00 a week wear while paying. (Continued nom pngn nino.) Weinberg & Co., 225 street, op- 1119 Fort street, next to J. Carlo's. It Is doubtful whether tho bullion can maintenance expenses. States waB not unexpected. Hotel be recovered. Graphic Charts and Statistical Tables. years ago a merchant in posite Hawaiian Hotel. Phono 3S14. ent of thrity men, will cost the city Somo few Tho Oceana was one of tho oldest Tho graphic charts and statistical mt Ladies' glove cleaning a specialty. LACES AND FANCY WORK. and county to maintain for 1912 the a small Western town entered of the Peninsula and Oriental liners tables submitted herewith, have a con bringing witn Suits mado to order from $15 up, Salvo's lace store. Irish, Cluney substantial sum of $22,920. In 190G.'B,(leraljIo the banking business, Bail this was to have been her last bcaring 0I1 Ul0 incmclency m fit guaranteed. and Armenian laces and various other the co.it was $14,197, slnco which time ... linn an advertising instinct which voyage. Sho had been running con- of tho present administration...... or tue European fancy goods. Fort St., neai the expense has been gradually in- had developed In his business. Before tinuously slnco 18SS. city and county of Honolulu. FOR SALE. Beretania. creasing until It is now 5S.10 per cent that tlmo the hank of which lie i She carried forty-on- o passengers As It was necessary to obtain a con- Shelving, Counters, Mirrors, etc., higher than for 1900. Since the early president had cove:cd its larj; MERCHANT TAILOR. and had 280 men In her crew. For a servative basis on which to mako com- suitable for Dry Goods. Apply Box seventies, this band has been a branch fiont windows from top. to botton The Pioneer, corner Beretania and Uuie tlie lives of all wore in jeopardy parisons of tho present cost of opera- 3G6. This office. of tho Territorial National Guard, the with a black blind on which th0 nam: Fort Sts. Phono 3125. Clothes cleanod, The courage of the officers and tho tion of the . various city's activities, instruments being the property of tho of the bank was painted in large gold pressed and dyed. Work called foir speedy arrival of assistance, however, tho on tho books of tho city Houso and lot, corner Kaimuki and Territory. entries letters. These letters were partial! and delivered. prevented a torrlblo tragedy. and County Auditor were analyzed by Seventh Avenue. Newly built, excel- The city and county has now been obscured by massive iron picks The steamer was struck by tho Ger- departments and by years from 190G lent marine view. $200.00 cash, bal- asked to replace these instruments, by work, although tlie large double door DRUGS. man bark Plsagua, which was herself to 1911, together with appropria- ance on monthly installments of $30 Hawaiian Drug Company, the members of the band, which are entrance into the bank itself was not Ltd., 41 mo badly damaged that she was taken tions for the year 1912, based on this A snap. Apply H. Rosenberg. Hotel Phone 331G. said to havy lost (their usefulness so .guarded. street. Barber Into port at Dover with great difficulty six month's appropriation bill to June supplies, through age. This request has mot Tho merchant's selling instinct re- toilet articles, photographic by several tugs, She Is blamed for 30, 1912. Five hydraulic barber cnalrs for approval of of against tho waste of advertis- supplies, etc. Phone orders receive collision, which Is described by with the the board belled sale. Apply Pacheco's Barber Shop. tho mean a The graphic percentages In Exhibit prompt attention. as inexcusable. The Oceana supervisors, which will further ing space. witnesses "13" c'.eai-l- show tho gradual rise in Cocoanut plants for sale. Samoan for Bombay depletion of the city exchequer of "Wo too are selling something, ttie was bound from London salaries for all departments slnco variety. Apply PIANO FOR SALET English $1800. use of money," he reasoned with his A. D. Hills, Llhue, ttnd was steaming down tho 1900 to tho present date, at the ex- As .he cashier. "Basic selling principle are Kauai. Bargain Piano; half price; party Channel when off Bcachy Head the services of tho band are de- pense of the road maintenance leaving. "Piano," this office. Pisagua, Mojilloncs for Han frequently utilized for tho edification largely tlie sanio whatever the com- from partment. The general salaries ap- Bargains in Ileal Estate, ou sea- an angle of or departing passengers and tourists modity. Why should we not make this burg, smashed into her at 1912 fifty-tw- o per propriated for are got more shore, plains and hills. Telephone NOTICE. forty-fiv- e degrees and practicaly tore to the islands, and other functions window help us in monc cent of the estimated total revenues, 1C02. "Pratt" 101 Stangenwald Build- Subscribers not receiving steamship. which are not always local in charact-- ) and help us find more people to use the Ha tho, side out of the as against nine per cent for road maln- - ing. er, the expenses of tho band should our money?" he asked. "I believe that waiian Star regularly or promptly wlU The pastongors and tho steamship's salaries for the period, mak-- ilnfrnt'ifl lit" uii lO nf I rMrTl nrt flif 'tenancc good displays will pull confer a favor by telephoning 2365. behaved with greet calmness, sixty-on- e sano window officers ' ing a total percentage of per FOR RENT. the crow, composed of Lascars, part of hotels, merchants and business i , more business for, us just as thoy but , .. ., , cent of the est muted total revenue to rooms fur- delayed to more goods In my storo. Two and a parlor, neatly WINDOW CLEANING. became panic stricken and ' paid out In salaries alone for 1912, used sell WASHINGTON, March 14. K. S. attempt receive, by an increased patronage, be nished. Five mlnutos' walk from Honolulu Export Window Cleaning; the lowering of tho boats. An percentages do not include that We'll try it" Cairns, who was one of tlie tho only direct benefit from tho same. These assistants town. Apply 12C3 Nuuanu street. Co., 417 Queen street; telephone 3867. was mado a. first to beach tho Oceana which will be ex- So the steel bars came down air', maintained in other portion for salaries of W. Morgan Shuster in the latter's Telephone 3890. We clean windows in private resi- but sho sank quickly. Similar hands are .i,i f,.m n, 1019 onnrnnrlnHntl the black glaze was removed so that " ' capacity as treasurer general of Per- dences and do janitor work. c placo in the early cities, recognized as resorts, the total whom Satisfac- Tho ollisinn took Permanent improvements, and all passersby, somo of did not sia, is to bo collector of revenue at morning while all the expense of which is borne by public inside Furnished five-roo- cottage by Ger- tion guaranteed. Best references. hours of tbo sourc is estimated at $12o,-- know what a bank looked like Jolo, In tho Philippines. Mr. Caiins jjassengors were asleep In their subscription; it i5 acknowledged, at could sco right through to tho pre- man church, $25.00. Phone 1087. in--, 37.00. recently returned to this country. He berths. They dashed out of their cab-In- s such places, that the music is an sident's private office in the rear. The TIRES REPAIRED. advertising In 190C, it will be seen that tho dis performed the duties of Mr. Shus-tor'- s on reoling tho sliock of the col- contive to trade and an bet- NEW MILLINERY. Honolulu Vulcanizing Works on Ala big time clock safe mado a much office tirn-iber- county Hono--j bursemonts for road maintenance in Persia in tho Interim lision and hearing the crash of feature. The city and of place your money impres- Blackshcar, Harrison block, corsei kea street ls now. prepared to niakft wero 41.CS per cent, and for road ter safe for between Shuster's dismissal ta Tho water rushed iu so quickly lulu should no longer bo called upon and of Fort street and Beretania. Ne repair to any size tire for any vehicle. etc., 10.31 per cent sion than did tho old "keep out" win were awash In to carry tho whole of this heavy ex- -' construction, parks, selection of his successor. Prices reasonable and quick delivery. that the lower decks dow bars, and tho sight of others , stock, latest styles, reasonable prices pense, more pressing of total outlays. On a similar basis of n. few rnomonts. The passengers, try- as there are far tho comparison, tho following percentages transacting business inside had BRITISH BUDGET SHOWS ing mako way to tho upper needs for the use of the public moneys CREDIT FOR MEN. to their mainten-$10,00- 0 same kind of attraction, though loss ' j aro shown: In 1907, road RECORD IN decks, dressed in their night clothing, at the present time. A donation of, say SURPLUS o in degree, as docs a crowd of shop A llttlo down and a little each pay by the city and county a year ancc, 37.44 per cent; road construe-t- LONDON, April 2 The British bud- WHILE had to wade through water up to their pers around tho retail bargain count- day will keep you well dressed. The tlon, park, etc., 9.59 per cent: In 190S, get 1912-1- 3 Da- W$ such, subscription list would more for was Introduced by waists. Add Model, to tho Con- per cent; er. to this a clever series cf Lloyd-Georg- Fort Stroet, next wa- than compensate for any material road maintenance 44.94 road vid chancellor of the When readied tho deck tho j window displays in which a variety vent. derived by tho city from tho construction, parks etc., 8.98 per cent: exchequer, in tho houss. of commons ter was already washing over the benefits ' 1909, road maintenance, 3S.39 per of plain show cards strongly urged steamship's bows. The officers and band. The cost of maintenance of this in today. year is now cent; road construction, parks, etc., tho various uses of this bank, then was comfort- LADIES' READY-TO-WEA- fiomo f tho mombors of the crow hand for one alone, which Tho chancellor in the 7.35 per cent: In 1910. road maintcn-count- apply various good merchandising A each, pay day, quickly marshalled tho passengers wholly defrayed by tho city and able position of having a nest egg of little wear while - ancc, 31.39 per cent; road construc-mon- t principles in other ways, and it is not paying near tho boats. When tho boats were would placo the present equip- $32,750,000 remaining from last year. Skirts, Waists, Dresses, Suits tlon, parks, otc, 8.04 per cent. Jn 1911, strange that this bank actually dou- Capes, 1119 Iowored tho women wero passed down of the city's fire department on This, he said, was the largest realiz- Cloaks and Coats. Fort efficiency of tho road maintenance, 27.17 percent; road bled its business during the second k)3s street, next to J. Carlo. first,' but a panic broke out among a motor basis; the , ed surplus on record. Tho to ' construction, parks, etc., 8.39 per cent, tome of tho Lascars and they tried to ilro department is a vital necessity, rovenuo from tho coal strike has been 1912 cannot bo with no uncertain voice. CABINET MAKER. get Into tho boata with tho women. whereas the maintaining of a band is Tho percentages for upward of $2,000,000. "Progressive communities aro awak- Thoy wero quickly thrown out again a luxury. accurately glvon for the reason that Tho estimated expenditure Tor the "Little" John Rodrigues,, cabinot ing to which will be aside for tlie fact a good high 1912-1- 3 maker. framing and Tho otficors had to throaten to shoot Kaplolanl Park. the amount set that fiscal year amounts to $931,-C25.00- Picture furnltun 1912 ap- - school n loa1 construction out of the is one of tho most valuable repairing. Stringed instruments r tho panic-stricke- men before thoy This Park is Territorial property, an increase of $28,905,000 over proprla-'iio- s assets of a town. Tho paired. could be controlled. with tho exception of tho beach, which for permanent impe-wa- stringency of that of last year. This is mainly Miller and Punchbowl. $125,770 all tho The first boat Iowored was swamped purchased by tho city and county me"tB- - estimated at for criticism of its work indicates duo to the compulsory Insurance act NO SECURITY. pormanent improvements, Is better than nnythlng concop-- , tfUY AND SELL. mid tho passengers thrown Into tho nni nftnrwnrris tiirnmi tn tlm Hnno- - classes of elso tho for workmen and tho acquisition or is however, that tlon water, but thoy wero all picked up. lulu Park Commitsion as an addition unknown. It clear, the public has of Its capacity for all tho telephones in tho United Diamonds and jewelry bought, sole per or mo good The second boat was Just sinking to the park proper. Its management cre was only 27.17 cent or ill. Wo believe the high Kingdom by tho state. and exchanged. Bargains In muslct; f:o,II,t-- outlays for 1911 1117 when a lifeboat from shoro reached Is undor tho abovo commission, and tal clt' aml school ought to do hotter work, there- Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort street. Fort Street to road maintenance, as wo FRENCH-MOROCCA- IU One or the cross-Chann- mm. Territorial prisoners nro ompioyed to devoted fore bellevo that it can." PACT aSnIns 51 GS l,er f f'nt of B,mllar d!, ' steamers, running between Dieppe und do tho greater part of tho work In it. Final Test. HAS SULTAN IN SACK. AUTO STAND. in r.tor.. signals dis- - burseinents Tho final test of any school is tho Nowhaven, saw the of The totnl annual oxpenso of main- FEZ, Morocco, April 2. The treaty Nuuanu auto stand. Tw.o six CO.YeeHopSGo stopped and success graduates in Al- tress and immediately tenanco of tills park amounting to of its life. establishing a French protectorate seat Cadillac cars. Lowest rate many of though this success doponds on lowered her boats, on which $8500 for this year, will, as in tho' over Morocco, which was signed bv Phono 3196. Beretania near Nuuanu Life- many de- Meat tlie pwwengersB were taken off. prst, be borne exclusively by tho city HILD SCHOOL factors, education cortainly tho Sutan recently, provides that Market shoro. serves largo boats were also sent out from and county. Thero aro sovon men. ill a sharo of tho credit for Franco may occupy with military EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. and Twenty-tigh- passcngors graduate's . t of tho regularly employed in tho park work,1 , tho success-- Tho thirteen forces any part , Continued from Page Nino ' of Morocco necessary Japaneso Employment office. Now Haven and nine I graduates High Importers wero landod at who aro under a park superintendent; of tho Hllo School aro for tho preservation of order, after Ito, Beretania street near Punch- This mornl training. Students aro taught all Telephone at Kastbourne in email boats. this official also instructs tho prison actively and worthily occupied. notification is given to tho Sultan. bowl. 3451. It is to deal honestly with their teachers. Two leaves four unaccounted for. guard who has chargo of tho prisoners nro attending Stanford Univer- Tho treaty defines tho support which feared they have been drowned ho by them.'Thoro ls Iess 'cribbing' less hypocrisy sity, ono University that aB to tho work to dono tho of Michigan, Franco will glvo to maintain the au- cant- - NOT REGULAR. together with somo mombers of tho For thoso supervisorial duties, tho nnd Tcac"ers are more in tho and ono tho Palo Alto High School. thority of tho Sultan and also tho "Well, wo havo been Liucar crew by the capsizing of tholr superintendent receives tho sum of confidence of their pupils than was Two aro teaching on tho Island of powers engaged for a of the French resident gen- week." boat. A French trawler brought two $150 per month as salary, togothor ce the caso, and nro thus ablo to Hawaii, threo aro clorks In mercantile eral. It provides Biorkman's for the reorganiza- "Yes, is was just a week ago tonight bodies of sailors into Eastbourue in with a house in tho park, rent free, impress unconsciously their own establishments, threo aro bookkeepers tion of tho finances of tho empire, that you'uskod me to ho yours." tho afternoon. It wag reportqd at and other considerations. It is nues- - moral principles upon pupils. Fair and one (lady) married. has and forbids tho Sultan to contract "Havo you told anybody?" Gymnasium first that thero wore 400 passengers tlonahlo whother tho services or seven 1'lay. accuracy iu scholarship, honesty planned It is this year to form an loans without tho nsscnt of tho French "Not n soul." on board, hut the company says that additional mon aro actually neodod in In business and politics, cleanliness 139 alumni association to preserve the government. "Then I'm Merchant Street. n majority wove-- afraid I'll havo to givo of thoso booked to tho park, considering tho rogulnr work of llfo, nro lessons which tho high school work ' Phone 2747. memories nnd for the you up. I don't want to marry Join the Btenmor at Marseilles. Of dono by tlio convict labor. schpol teachers of today art) tea.china futuro n betterment of tho school, Fine Job Printing at tho Star offlco, freak," Chicago Record.llerald.

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MID-PACIF- THE LONELY CABLE STATION IN IC

Thirty-thre- e years after the annexa- - to eight millions of birds on tho Is- - fivo feet; but what It makes up In - tlon Midway could still show the Pa- landB und it's only three and a half nltltudo It loses In vegetation, Its cov-clu- e Midway Island Colony of Mall coal, an square. It's.just and Its Little unconsidered trlllo miles about two days crlng of grass being much thlnnor. it History of the Island Made Up of Wreck not worth tho bother of carting away sail between each of these Islands Is a mile and a half long, throe quur-afte- r Cable - Stories-Sup- Operators and Their Fam- It had served Its end in con- when you get the trado wind fair, and tew of a mllo wide, ply Ships' Visits Chief vinclng this Kamchamoha that ho was' two days west-northwe- of Laysan ls Tho corals, on which the Islets aro iliesPacific's Great Bird Park not king enough to tako a hand In tho Llslanskl, and that's as far as 1 havo based, of whoso disintegration they Break in Monotony came of American transnnrlntlnn. Neir. been, further than I earn to en ntrnlnJnm In fnrf Mmnntoil nr nrtnoinniiv 0 wr(k' and tho ycnr thon currcnt- - tho vain form LIfo relay spots begins lected and forgotten tho coal lay in'for It's a long beat back." meandrlnas and madrepores, as shown of annexing his Islands at tho cable station on the bare tho Island to take p,1 - thcnlr. tho tropical rains bleached ouf( But as tho bruise was mado desplte'by tho speclmers still growing lu the' 0 of wrcckers Bon,e fK- to the United States, but as his act wcatward course of emplro is loneli- on tbo pleasant aspect of clear turf. In ' i mc.nt8 wero ldonllnablc aB remains of had no more sancity ness sublime. There ono watches day of pictures of tho island chil nil lt8 combustible material and the tho cold water which tho Hawaiian lngoon ns well as by tho fragments In than the logging tomo tho - w heap upon It, " "",uuou J""- in most or me event m tbo mer-an- d and night tho swing back and forth of dren aro scon. Tho superintendent was no more than a pile of soft Admiral throw and It was ,thc dry soil which have not yet been i"s records of a ep y lmbot,ded ln .''and seem-chantma- , frlablo black rock which looked made In moro comfort than could hnvo .'reduced by the and upon the high sea It mado tho siphon recorder of the Morso-codc- and his assistant aro men of family tho weather. Tho sand, pbcBible cd t0 havo bocu but rec,entI-- brought no permanent mark. Eight years fine healthy like coke but would not burn at all. . been' In tho cockroach schoon-- i which is the product of tee- bleaching later which brings to the cable hut tho news and the children look like 1 by BO,no "B Btorm wavo whIch raPl- - ncynoids was of the world, Its policies, its pulse of youngsters. Sot In the wnBte of sea Sitting sociably on the strlngpleco'ers of the Island trade, the Informa-- ' of the dead coral by tho rain, is n clear more formal. He "d cut 1 0 sand from aromul them, went ashore and hoisted commerco, end every which comeB tho soltltude of Midway Is not only of the wharf at the foot of Alakea'tton can bo extended along tho line.' white, very glaring in tho bright sun the ling on dot Tho drift of Japanese junks across the Sand Island, relayed aro many who 'street in Honolulu an amateur of tho Two days beyond Llslanskl lies tho' and remarkably trying to the eyes. while the Lackawanna in from tho Orient must be endurable, but there '1,acl,Ic 18 onc of or Is- - - j tllc niost interesting paid the new possession na-lan- for next leap to waiting Occid- long for tbo chance to enjoy it. but tho way and llttlo visited Pearl and Hermes Bank, its name con- In the center and eastern part of tho with a its the and Ionst un(,crflt0011 chapters of tin- - of the Pacific in the middle '80b tnlnlng the memorial or the wreck of Sand Island the disintegrating coral tional salute, but his solemn act ccas-constilt- ent, and every western dash must bo Half way between California and dl8eovor- - history long-'tw- o ships In 1822, ln that groat 0d sped onward as an eastern dash that China that is why they are named Admiral Beckley for a ten mile lagoon has been compacted by the rains lnto'wr'tton became unconstitutional. In duo by " " "awniinn records we mm note time tho Imperial or the world may go ahead. That is Mid- the Midway Islands upon the charts. bhore Information as to the feasibility 'surrounded banks of glistening a stiff lime crust about a third or an dreams Kalakaua, or visiting Midway. Beckley was Ad- - with five small Islets ot a vlslt 01 a 8tranK vessel with whoso ambition led him to propose way, a Btatlon on tho Commercial Pa- Half way between Australia and Alas-ku- , tand coarsollnch thick and forming a glistening an BtranE people who camo to tho Is-- , empire of Is miral by inheritance; on the English grass. One day's sail beyond this surface which requires considerable of the Pacific with Hawaii at cific Cablo. Few have over heard that an added reason for the ,n - camo ono Midway and companion to ,and''' strGB8 of B!lle and were wreck- Its head, annexed chain of this remoto outpost. It comes now Midway name. They Bay alongshore and named side he from of 'bank lies its force break. On tho Immediate the islands n Lshores cd- - A few BUrvlvod and 'cached the from Nihoa to Ocean to news simply because there Is In Honolulu these islands He half the hardy adventurers who jumped Ocean Wand little further west. of the Island tho .sand is about tho Hawaiian into tho that Innd I'ero were absorb- - their ships under the spell of South This long line of uninhabited is- - eighteen InchcB deep before tho frag-- '"fety; the' kingdom, and as such they descended a break in the cable and the news that way between Vladivostok and Valpar 1,1 Sea life and came to preferment in tho lands from Nihoa to Ocean has been mcnts of coral begin to appear of any cd tue Httwallan population, but to tho United States by cession, with would go under the Pacific must find also sheer intoxication of the doublo - war- - na- - unt" nulto modcrn t:mes tlle descend- tho consent of Congrefs. other lines of transit. success in tho geographical nllitera train of tho first Kamahameha, a tot asldo by executive order as a size; the higher levels are apparently presorvo Is patrol- - rnts of theSo wanilercrB were known But tho history Midway A mere detail of cablo administra tion, for a glance at the map will show rlor great ln any history, who was tional seabird and entirely acolian, mere dune drif of of engaged revenue 1,1 tho carcfully kc"t genealogies and not so much ns a single page tion is this; a more matter of repair that these barren dunes of sand do keen to acquire white men who had led by the cutter Thetis to sand swept by the wind from the in tho the art of firing such artillery rs ho keep off poachers. On but one of tho beaches; at any rate digging to such thero is KOod reason l regard tho 'history of tho world until tho Nero for which provision has already been not split tho dlstr.nce between Siberia wa,r'3 - of tue BCa as Jal'anec. reached spot survey made. Delicate tests have been mado and Chile. was able to buy from vUitlng whalers. islands have remains of former hablta- dept rs was possible in tho loose and that in tho for Ad- - dis-- 1 0n tho sands of 0recon ,he storms the American cablo with instruments of precision, each It Is a matter of no great Import On tho distaff side Beckley was tion been discovered. This is Necker readily sliding material failed to across the Pacific, .'sometimes sweep Into sight largo The prime date was shore end has measured resistances 'ancc, this third and impossible pair miral by descent from an ancestral Island, the limit of former Hawaiian close anything but sand. her visit on May as1 brIckB of hceswax, each stamped with 23, 1899. In 1903 com- - in the dead cable, mllo nftor mile has 'of alliterates, for commerce has never lino of Polynesian navigators, the most knowledge, famous In their annals Water is nowhere visible, in fact tho cable was marvellous seamen ot all geography. ,a fishing bank; it is possible at several there can bo said to be no supply of a cnaracter which has been recognized p'eted and Midway became n toll Ma- - been passed under unfailing examina yet felt the need of a track for great - - . - . . ... n o I I rr - . ' . t . ... nn Tniinnnan I.'nrn .uvUt,.rr ...... i ill on uned. .. tion and it has been announced that argosies between two dissimilar With his instinct for the son he had spots on tnis lsianu wuero villages fresb water at all. Pits along the, Uion uio around the world. tho I'arontly tho memorial of the wreck. An Is Midway, come to interisland preferment as seem to have stood long ages ago to beach will yield water at a depth of easier route, one which might havo th break to be found at Vs. There is just this vestige of j re- - Uig up tigures gods to of 80me 3llnk wulch tho In(,!an recol-- obviated the parting Already the cable ship has been des 'truth in the sailor accounts of tho skipper of the steamship Klnau, a carved stone of about four.feet and this potable. As of the thread diculoivj pig-- many work-(i- s LlnO'lecllon was 100 incrt t0 hand down lo which pa'ched from Seattle out upon the 'naming: when the Lackawanna vis' llttlo tub which wallowed And deified ancestors and iq commonly the case In tho has recently Interrupted tho - to nrcBCn memory. It is quite evident service, might Pacific. The fault will bo found and ited tho Islands in 18G7 to take pos wise in tumultuous seas of the Alenul- ed stones used sluk tho nets. 'islands nearer the equator, this water. havo been found a little liaha channel on her weekly voyages From Nihoa to Ocoan the nationnl jls sen water, filtred and sweetened by,tmit at Bom tlmo a lunk stra'ed to to tho 'south through tho Marshall tho break iepaired. Then east and session in tho name of tho United AIldway - I and went 10 l,leces. Nothing pos-wa- ys west Midway will send Its signal; the 'States tho name Midway was assign Honolulu to Hilo In Hawaii, al- park extendn over 1500 miles of sea, .percolation through the coral band. JnndB. But these were In German to kept busy roundingi cou'd bo moro tlmPle: a junk once' session, world's buomcss will resume and Mid ed In place of tne name, about be enguired and always and the Thetis is One pit will be found serviceable and it was considered earlier drlvon fro,n courBe ln s'Sht of way will drop from memory, in the BroohVs Islands, which pertained by by a portion of good luck and up the Japanese poachers on this in general for about a month, a brief vL3abie to have the cablo wholly under Iand would thereafter bo no more than patient performance of duty unnoticed right. "by a greater portion of Becklcy's skill great preserve. Laysan, which really lif0 for a well, but a matter of no American supervision, and for that discoverer's driftwood upon the sea, for Its crew, so long as Is well performed. 18G7 group ln Jockeying her through the worst does not smell as bad as might be great moment, since another pit may reason Midway was selected. it In tho tiny was suppotcd or any - fceas any can show. There- - imagined, is well worth vetting at 'nsirumeius Knowledge During early years oc- - This Is tho picture of tho moment to pUbbOSB II mrtnin imnnrtmrn- tho that ocean be dug to a fredi supply within n rCwml0Ul the of its ... - ...... Tnf h ,.,,.,1,1 !,..(' - ...... - nf nf on hnvl,.nllnn oy when Midway Is in the news; the Mall Steamship Company had ,ore "ecKiey was tne source oi an in- ceruvin seasons oi me jear wucn me sect. " "u " cuii.wicj- uie iuacKey company tbo formation as to the navigation of the albatross aro dancing, a clumsy bird 81wrso,sail blt or nllsB """.and como t0 United maintained a sketch of that remoto Islet where west an idea that It might use them for a Not only ls tnJ VOBetnUon 9( States small graceful in- - knew not where or drift a char- - has gone so far west that It Is on the coaling station and it' was for that 1acie in Hawaiian waters and in tho become under a seasonal HlI,on theso laIc,B ,t wou(1 l)0 lnonoton. Bll!ml 0f marines under a Lieutenant's Immedately adjacent thereto. splration and sotting mops and mows nPl UIlt11 too sea should tear her command, only seventeen men edge of east and tomorrow thrust3 reason that the Lackawanna was des- - teas OU8 lf thcre worjJ raore of ,t lHscaaw in tho Itland-s- ay, you don't in unending rhythm of bird minuets. o pieces. ranks, to hold this outpc.it empire, today ait'Oe. The cutpost ot empin patched to hoitt tho flag. It was not "Brooks's ,tfl sanlencss has 1ItUe varIcty The , of becomes Imperial only through the so much a strategy ot annexation. want t0 g0 to Brooks's Islands," was Almwit at the end of this great bird moAt conspicuous is a hardy shrub' TllIs 111,0 of wreckage was reported in 190S tho guard was withdrawn, and Beckley park lies Midway. In years flvo yeara bv E. somebody manhood that there does Its duty. Out Any act of annexation beyond the the Positive reply of Admiral the which which grows from three to live feet Iater SurBeon Frank blundered In Washington, at Midway is a vedette of civilization, limits of the American continent was whcn uIs l'1"6 waB drawing well and havo passed since Admiral Beckley hlgh , Jgman clu,m,a of ,lboul do;,en McCollough. U. S. N of ihe Nero The cable brought tho orders to the sat tbo of Alakea and when visited Midway two dozen men and women. Tho sun in 18G7 a measure of somewhat more the random dogs of Alakca street and at foot street Tllc tnlll KrUH ,B coalvU antj vory she in the end marine Lieutenant to withdraw hla t,,e nan clouted discouraged thevoyagc to remote of May 1809, wncn engaged upon tho seventeen men, surgeon glare is over them; they all go goggled than doubtful legality Tho only pro-- market had been that sc-ni- cmi mixed with it is tho unl- - but tho of ho awav- - iaIand tbe namo-Mldw- has come so',crgn, cab!e s,lrvo-v- - Ho "t,,e Kool' outfit apparently be be- - lest their eyes be burned In their vision In the Revised' Statutes where- - aml llniVcrsaUy WOrtho18 pur- - rel10rts was to left sockets. Even variety has gone from by unconsidered trifles of outlying Tuo Question had been put In terms generally Into use that It is almoit gjan0( or "pUssiey" bindweed, figwort and otbcr fr5mcnts ot several vcs-,hin- Washington had forgotten his forgotten origin- - ,'iwarfert on al)0Ut a their lives In the lonely exile; there Is land might bo picked up was the sin- 'of Midway Islands, but Capt. Reynolds that the Vilauds wero lobelia. Here and thero scls " lll,c boach half mllo'oinclal existence and it .icemed that - C. bar,)0r neither variableness nor of clause which allowed American laml tno had thon so re- ally named by Capt. N. Brooks of raay ,)e fouml a corse, wild turnip from tbe entrance ,and judging 'ho was to remain on Midway, with and1 honey-combe- d ; turning. Also the wind Is not fitful; citizen's who discovered guano islands contly been along on the annexation the Gambia wero named after cosely un t0 tUc jai,anel30 (aikon. Xrom their and weather-- no men to care for except that in a 1 now rank- - himself, for he discovered them beaten condition must have roniained wholly unofficial way ho might all day long for months on end it to annex them temporarily by dcclara- - crutae that the name still on' u thc ,and ,8 o tUe worthi the t look in memory roy- - July 5, 1S,'.9. There is here an evidence uhcre a nun,ber of years." in blowt, from' just tho same corner of tlon and to retain them under Amerl-'- d the of a Hawaiian gea aml tl)0 alr bear nn inordinate after the cablo staff case he relt 1,1 very the horizon and the sand which whirl- sovereignty long as they re- 'aIlst whose mind it was impossible of the loneliness, the desolation,, snnro tM(J of fooa man.' The samo authority records two thereto Inclined. It took a large can so of uurdcn for ' of seas, for Is only "101-- Wixjcks. ( noting ed lu csterday's blast will dance tho niained upon the ground and worked for tbe notion to tako root that his these Ocean Uland Sman as tno sicts ar0i tne nunibor of recent After amount of cabling to Washington to sixty beyond, 1,10 on highest same endlcrs whirl today and again the dene-sit- .own kingdom of the eight islands miles and that had been i,irds I)asses an rcckoninK' one may exlstenco tho portion 'get tho error corrected, but in duo i mu uibu-uiu- 1 ,B,U,1U UL -- tomorrow. The rains will come on But nt the time tho Pacifls Mail wouiu in time uecomo an American khuwii us nlent0n a million morelv r.i a con--i luu I'"""- "oouj. unriy umo me oecreiary oi me xavy was their appointed days; just so many company was ln deep distress over territory. "Midway between the devil Brown in 1837. veniont unit of measure, yands from the boach of the ono led to include tho navy surgeon in tho gallons will pelt down as this day a its coal supply. Tho coal fields of the and the deep sea. that's the only kind When Capt. Reynolds of tho Lacka-- j The albatross grudges mankind tho roomed hut erected by the Pacific relief of the marine guard. year ago and '(he clouds will roll aside Pacific coast had not yet produced a of Midway those islands aro; they're wanna assigned tho name of Midway room to walk about In, the booby Is as Mnil company in 1SG7 ho continues: After the departure of the armed with strict observance of the calen- good steaming coal. The coals of the1 Brooks's Island.1. named after the skip- - Islands at the time of annexation in'abcnrd and foolish and altogether well "A placard within announces that the forces which represented majesty In dar. Atlantic seaboard were then, as now, Per who found them, and I knew him September, 1SG7, ho designed it to on Midway as wherever found, writer thereof, the commander of a thc heart of the Pacific Midway settled LIfo Is monotony; monotony stereo- barred by tho prohibitive can of tho well when he was here In Honolulu In cludo tho Pearl and Hermes Bank, the i tho Sandwich ton; Is under foot and iichooner, had been wrecked on the down to Its quiet enjoyments cs a 1SSS, d abld-rcmain- typed. Pour times in the year comes long sea carriage. At tho Asiatic end tho old Gambia, and I ought to know Brooks Islands and Ocean I.iland. As an excellent table bird, the bos'nbird Island in September, and had j nnd essentially law 1890;'lng at a break. Once every ninety days tho of tho voyage tho coal supply was in whose islands they are; they're his used at present Midway Is practically ana the frigate aro found at certain there until February, community. Its present popula-th- supply schooner comes from Honolulu, the hands of tho British, rivals for islands, Brooks's Islands, and that's restricted to the former Brooks Is- - .reasons on their nests, and the plover during that time ho had buried tion consists of twenty-thrc- o persons, , crew; with mail from home, papers and fresh the Pacific carrying trade and not good enough for us. lanus. un a caroiui stuuy oi uie.and the curlew aro in sufficient quan- - four of his he also stated that tho superintendent of the station and food; once in so often a new operator disposed to make any concessions in "But flrat off you don't want to go charts it is teen that Capt. Brooks tjty to find their way to tho bill of by digging four feet at an Indicated his wire, a chief operator and his wife. comes io take his trick at sending; Tavor of tho American company. Tho to Brooks's Islands at all, for there's was not the original discoverer. faro. In tho lagoon Is abundance of point water, 'and good water too,' a physician, operators sufficient to once in so often cornea tho chance for coals of tho Hunter River and other nothing there but birds. Then If you Earlier navigators in those seas had flsn cod, sea perch, tho always tooth could bo obtaiued. The Wandering' keep the station always manned, and weariness to get back to a land where Australian sources were practically do go there you don't want to go in found and named Philadelphia, Bunker, i sonlo mullot, mackerel and the gaudy Minstrel, while surveying for the Ha-j- a few laborers. A few dnys ago Vice things happen and rules have excep- shut out of San Francisco by tho that boat of yours. You charter ono Mlddloton and Massachusetts Islands coryphenas, so brilliant in their varied wallan Government, waB also wrecked! President Ward of the Commercial tions. vicinity; islands which havo hero soon after, and captain and Pacific Cablo company In tariff. of theso cockroach schooners for the in that coloring that to put them into tho pan her ( reporting' Here in picture and In text is Mid- The most convenient place for coal- - cruise, then there'll bo something for" never been found again in tho assign- - seems almost to desecrate tho rain- crew rescued after a residence of (this consrs add to tho list two don- - way, outpost of empire, relay station 'ing was at Honolulu, for the Austra- - your estate to realize on when you ed positions. Tho latitudo or each of bow by cooking It. The trepang, or fourteon months. There were akp 'keys, two cows, two canaries which oc- of news, wind blasted sunburnt home lian coal could thero be hold in hulks don't come bacK. And even then you theso lost discoveries, these unexisting becho de-me-r, may bo had with no numerous ovidcuccj of subsequent 'havo increased and multiplied most of threo and twenty pioneers. But at a very satisfactory price. Just don't want to go." islands, corresponds with the latitude moro oxcrtion than that of picking Its cupation by Japanese." musically, altogether a pleasant and di-th- - McCol- there ?s no lack of those who would about that tlmo the government or Pressed for more definite sailing o or Brooks Islands; and tho early geo- dark ugliness rrom tho clear bottoms It is quite evident that Dr. very human recognition or tho fact pioneer In tho midst of tho sea. At Hawaiian Islands forgot the debt rectlons, for the notes in Findlay's graphy of tho Pacific is clouded by 0f tho tido pools, and those who have lough has mixed up tho history of that in that utter lonellnets the patient com- tho executive olllces of the cable of its development which it owed to "Directory of the Pacific" were found great uncertainty lit longitude. It is hnd Oriental table experience recog-sar- wrecks, ir thc schooner's captain was donkey and tho ruminating cow be- pany they will toll you that they have the Pacific Mall, saw only tho chance singularly vague and Meinecko had then, t0 rest upon tho latitudo iZo that it may bo mado into tho rescued In February, 1890, that period come companions rather than brute moro applications for a Midway billet to collect a new revenue by laying found material for less than a page, it and leave to Brooks ot tho Gambia the ni0St savory ot soups. A delicious must ovorlaii another wreck of which boasts. than they can fill. There is a five a charge upon tho Imported coal and proved that the Klnau's Admiral had credit or establishing the discovery, cockle is somewhat sparsely found and wo havo better and moro detailed in-- 1 There is only one thing to break tho

operators plcn-sinc- 1887 the! year contract into which tho thereupon proceeded to cut ofC ite never been that far and did not know tho least that can bo allowed him niany univalvo mollusks afford a o formation. It was in that tedium of MIdwny life day In and day or on this distant pott enter, but If tho nose to spito its face after a policy any ono who had ventured on so un-n- we nave shorn h!s renown tiful supply or palatable foods, Wandering Minstrel, a small bark, was out and that is tho nows. At tho heavy solitude prove too much for any one singular In tho grotesque ordoring promising i voyage, tho vainglory of giving theLo wasto j tno crovIces of the sea reefs wrecked on Midway. price charged for each word there can on tho Island there are so many on of affairs in that ludicrous kingdom. In "When you take your departure lands his own name. which skirt ;tho lngoon tie hidden Capt. Walker had his family with be nothing sensational lu tho nows tho waiting list that relief is always tho strategy ot business the Pacific rrom Nlihau and llttlo Iehua close Brooks Is'and is a roughly pear many largo crustaceans. Thero aro him, and it was only by tho narrowest tho Isolated colony can got or the day granted. Mall secured tho solemn act or an- - abreast of It tho next land you pick shaped lagoon atoll entirely surround- - rarely seen, for their habits is sccro- - sort or a close shave that all hands and the world, always tomorrow and Tho superintendent is the oldest nexation of the Brooks Islands, es- - up Is Nihoa; that's tho. first or the bird ed by a barrier reef or coral, with two five; but a pot baited overnight with escaped from tho wreck and found n " news crowding out today boforo It resident; he was thero before tho tabllshed tho new name of Midway Inlands and sometimes it's called Bird passages sufficiently wldo to permit Isomowhat high fragments of fish to way from tho sea reof or tlfo atoll Is done, for ono day comes oast cablo came ashore; he began In 1902. and took formal possession as a coal- - Itland; but we don't, for Hawaiian vessels of conblderablo draught to en- - usually found well filled in tho moni- across tho lagoon to Sand Uland. The through Midway to moot yostorday ' In ten years ho has seen the island Ing station. canoes had been out there In tho days tor tho lagoon. Tho atoll Is about two Ing and tho slzo of the crustaceans Avreck lay In a position Inaccessible coming wost. Tho groat ovonts of life grow from barrenness to a mersure of Tho threat was mado complete. A of tho great kings of Kauai. Then and a half miles long and varies in runs rather higher than our best lob-wld- th to them and it proved lmpcslblo to become known to this small communi- - productivity. When first ho lEnded Pacific Mall boat followed tho Lacka- the next island you'll como to is Neck-wann- a from half a mllo to two nnd a sters. Thoy lack tbo strong claws of savo any or hor stores; therefore the ty ln tholr baldost statomont, life with- tho only shelter was an old shack to Midway, a shed wat. erected, or, still sailing t; moro half miles, tho greatest breadth being tho Tobstor; thoy aro moro or tho party waj forced to depend on the out hoadllnos, but when one becomes built of the ruins of the Pacific Mail certalu coal was stacked up In a neat birds thero; and the next Is French toward tho southwost. Tho passages squilla typo, but tho meat Is very fino scanty, resources of the island, renl uted to such llfo probably quite as sati- shed, pieced out with wreck stuff from pllo afod King Kamehameha V., who Frigate, that's a dangerous shoal with through tho rect Ho on tho west nnd eating and abundantly wholesonio. abundance mado scanty becauso of sfactory. tho Wandering Minstrel, In which as Prlnco Lot had proved a bumptlo a big rock showing up on It at the northwest tides. Tho lagoon is fully. Bare and barren islands, Midway is their Ignoranco of tho resources which Yet even placid Midway cannot bo Capt. Walker had lived for more than ous citizen, was brought to face tho northwest end; and then conies a milo and a halt wide at Its widest not without Its history. Th's history might bo mado to support life. They quite sure that things will not happen a year. Now the settlement Is a tidy of seeing his capital cut off diner's Island, which you can pick up and completely surrounds what llttlo Is tho story of wreck, an bofits un wero ablo to catch tew fish and tholr to It ln Its remote soa. Once, and that village, and two windmills in tho from such dignity as attached to It plainly enough It you don't pile up on land thero is; U Is thickly sown with chartered and unllghtcd Islands In tho principal reliance wrs on tho birds not moro thnn six yours ugo, Midway steady breeze. Every night a light Is as a way station of the great lino or Two Brothers reer that lies Just to tho patches oT coral, which in many largo sea. Somo of this history must re- - and eggs. fairly had tho time of hor lite. Vis- kindled on tho highest peak, a dune travel across the Pacific. Tho threat southward. masses reaches close to tho surface, main In mystery; all wo may ovor Sovoral of tho crow died of scurvy itors came ashore nnd Midway vm about as high as a threo story house, carried Its own sharp lesson: tho re- "Then thero's a big Jump to Lay- but boat channels may bo found by know Is so much as may bo told by tho on Sand Island, where tho wator was caught up ln tho social whirl; without Tho superintendent was thero when strictions In tho way ot Iho Pacific san, only Mary reer and Dowsctt reef careful steering and thero Is no dan- muto memorial of wreck stuff. When good, but thnt disease did not touch warning a spreo doecended upon the tho cablo was drawn from tho ocean Mail coal wero promptly removed. Jio clcso inboard boforo you reach Lay ger, slnco tho water ls always still. Tho Sun correspondent was on Mid- - tho few who wero living on Eastom bare islets. upon that lonely beach and tho world Next year when tho Lackawanna, un- san and you've got to keep a sharp Tho land Is found nt tho east side way In 188G ho counted tho wreck .Island, whoro tho water supply Is far Again wo turn to the chapter ot know ono moro link in Puck's girdlo der command ot Capt. William Rey- lookout for them. That's tho homo of of tho lagoon, two Islands each little stuff wrshed up about half a mile loss iotablo but apparently moro wrecks. Septombor 15, 1900, tho Pa- - about It. By commission from tho nolds, visited Honolulu upon a purely all tho birds there aro In tho Pacific moro thnn a mllo long. Middle Brooks, within tho principal ontranco to tho wholesome Tho marooning of Capt. clllc Mall stoamor Mongolia, which loft United Statci ho acts as gamo warden social errand both King and people Ocean. or Eastern Island, rises to a height of harbor and mado out fragmonts of at Walker and his family nnd crow did Yokohama llvo days oarllor, wont to presorvo tho birds from tho Japan- wero hardly to ho convinced that ho "Thoy all como to Laysan to build about fiftcon feet, coral sand thinly loatt fivo different vessels ot which .really onduro Tor fourtoon montlw, un aground oi tho Midway roof. It Is ese iioachors. Ho is chief forester too; was not going to gohblo up their king- their nests, albatross, tern, tropic covered with grass and low bushes. no trace has over beon identified in til at last thoy wero roscuod by a never an ocor.n pleasure to bo strand- - ho has anchored tho sand with patches dom with no moro hesitation than lio birds, gannets, duck, curlew, plover, Lower Brooks, Sand Island, about a Lloyd's registor ot wrecks ror tho tchnoiior sent out from Honolulu In cd In tho dead of night and there must of San Francisco or marlanna grass, had shown In snapping up tho Brooks rail, finch, honey eaters and sparrows; quarter of a mile wcat, rises to tho years between Its discovery In 1859, search pf thoni. havo beon somo nervous momenta for and as that spreads steadily over tho islands. they tell mo that thero must bo six comparatively Imposing height of fifty5 when Capt. Brooks reported no vestige Capt. BrookB in 1859 wont through (Continued on pago twenty-ouo.- )

: 'iniiftuiiiirii if i'lftfiMiii 1BK1U1 Tim Hawaiian star. Saturday, april Jl

Headaches Are UnneGessary-Wh- y that If) lb iiMitfa gptatm IMw Jaime THE GOSSIP OF EOROPE will be slflliB deaf and rtrtoally speorh Endure Them? iMmt for life. Hut ilitt King ami Qnmn FOR MENdrYOUTIISltf No ene endures a Hadcb willingly, but erty iarega a dtoMte te have not glvwi up hop. They prob-- j r tsko modlelna, tor fMr It may be Harmful Court-Niec- e ably will wild ihr to a Fmich w it l wise to be careful About ths m4loln tm takes, fr health li American to Shine at the Czar's woman who conducts near Carta n XVCr Jireetaca, Rich per- For ut&rly twenty year millions of people hare Ihmh rtlrine: en Chambermaid-Que- Institution for such ihihk and has of Dukes a en formed aomo ronmrkablo cures. Profound sympathy is foil Tor the Stearns' Headache Wafers (Shac) Alexandra Blue Prince, who Is tho most popular of the to Kite thorn relief from aching noads; they have never disappointed them; four roynl ohlldron dnrk-oyc- vivaci- Milk Vthoy aro innde today from the same pure, simple Uigredleuts m at tint; and ous, prolty mid Spanish looking No news inoro they havo more friends than ever before. PARIS, March 2. has. surrounded with mirth Imported from than the othors. Therefore, you are exorcising proper care when you take Stearns' Head-ach- o itwint Iti t artmi ul 1 rm ujmlot v till sea- - Fnmce so Unit tho heir, which he you proved Tho best cows obtainable, right- Wafers, for are using what millions of others have tried and sou than th announcement that Conn- - hoped would bo a son, might ho "horn best. AN EXPERIMENT ly fed and well cared for in -- tesg Nosttts, an Amorlcnn, will soon on French toll." If tho child htd been Don't endure the headache; ho kind to uurself take Steams' Headache IN MIND READING sanitary surroundings assuro us And see you get STEARNS" -- genuine leave the Crunch capital to nmko her a boy tho I'rlnco would have ncqulred GheeYouShinBo Waters. that the In ono of a series of lectures on of a rich milk, puro and whole- permanent homo In St. Petersburg. i an Importnnco In tho French dynastic "Tho Borderland Between Spirit nnd some. Count Nostltz has bcon promoted to .rivalries which ho docs not now poss- - Matter," which Dr. James .1. Walsh, thus rich milk reaches our AL80 KNOWN AO, THE the Important post of Chief of Staff, tws. Hut the fabled bird brought n After dean of tho Fordham University Me depot on Sheridan street, it is of tho Hutslun ImiHjrlal Guard, which daughter on Wednesday. dical College, has Just been deliver subjected to an oloctrical puri- noccrtsltati'B his presence near IiIb Princess Napoleon, who was Vrliv Ing In tho ballroom of l'lava Ho fying aud feed direct sovereign. For several years tho Count cess Clementine gt Belgium, also was the treatment tho learned gave some into sterilzcd bottles which are has been military attache to the for a son. Her sister, I'rlncesB te, lecturer LiDeny News striking Illustrations tho fail- capped by machinery. sIbii Embassy here. Those years havo Stephanie, camo hero to bo with Prlii of utter telepathy mlnd-rcadln- g Linen been active ones soclnlly for Count ccos Napoleon at tho momentous tlrao ure of or when Hurds Irish Paper put to simple, practical Nostltz and his wife. Society hm but was called to Paris for a Hying tests. THE LEADING CHINESE NEW "Mind-rending,- " said Dr. Walsh, been divided Into two camps over tho. visit to have a guardian appointed for "is being practically overy PAPER IN HAWAIL Tho highest quality of stationery for personal correspondence. Countess. Innumerable stories havo uer other sister, PrlncesB LoulBe. tested day "eccentricities," her In every court in tho world, livery Ten Fagos. In note, Billet and L ettpr siros with envelopes to match. beon told of hor Honolulu American frankness." That frank-- . QUEEN ALEXANDRA SO BLUE criminal trial Is a test of mind read- The Paper for the Chinese Trad. uess has made many enemies, and HER SISTER IS SENT FOR. ing. A man is accused of a crlmo brought presence HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY, Ltd. thoy have been predicting for a long; LONDON, March 23. Queen Alex and is Into tho of a Dairymen's A would suffering nervous de Judge, several lawyers, some of whom P PSJR time that alio and her husband andra is from All kinds Wrapping Papers an lex. Young Building. finally quit IprcBslon, common sequel thl.3 year are friendly, some hostile, and twelve Paris. a Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. Countess NostLtz has a romantic to tho Influenza, and sho refuses to presumably d jurors. All of Association history. She was a singer, touring go away for a change, saying that she these, Judge, lawyers, and jurors are AMERICAN.HAWAIAN PAPER & Europe, when sho met In Berlin a cannot afford it. So her sister, the trying earnestly to rend the mind ol SUPPLY CO., LTD. titled German, who fell In lovo with Dowager Czarina of Russia, has been tho nccused. The latter, it ho be in- Telephone 1572. Quoen Sts Honolulu. her. They soon married, but the union sen for as tne only person able to nocent, is exciting every power of his Fort and Mgr. proved unhappy and divorce followed. lnlluenco her. Queen Alexandra was brain to convey to tho Judge, the law- Phone 1410. Geo. G. Guild, Gen. Afterward sho married Nostitz,. who is very 111 last week and tho physicians yers and the jurors tho thoughts that 1 I immensely wealthy. When they came j aro still anxious about her nervous are in his mind. Firewood and Coal to live In Purls ho took for his home state. 'And yet I havo never heard of a Wright-Hustac- e a magnillcent houso on fashionable! King George, who is devoted to his single case in which tho Judge, coun THE i en-- , Best Grades Always On Hand Avenue d'lcna, where they started mother, has been visiting her overy sel or jurors have been able to read LIMITED. J tertalnlng on a large scale. At first evening at Marlborough House, trying tho mind of an accused person. French Laundry Phone 1148. Paris turned a cold shoulder to tho to cheer her up. "Surely, If there really were any Cor. King and South Sta. I American Countess, but sho proved substantial basis for the claims of John Abadle, Proprietor. Successor to , Concrete Brick, Crushed i superior to such opposition and cou-- NIECE OF DUKES thoso who bellovo in thought trans HIGH GRADE LAUNDRY WORK. W. W. WRIGHT & CO, Ltd. tlnucd giving dances which, for their A CHAMBERMAID. ference, there must havo been at 777 King No St. Branches. Phone 1491 also novelty, were tho talk of tho city. MADRID, Spain, March 23. The some time in all the ages since tnate Rock and Sand I She .surrounded herself with tho clev- - great new Prado Hotel opposite the began, somewhere In all the lands Kellogg & Dempsey ercst men nnd women of the capital. famous Museum hero has on Its staff where trials have taken and are Whoever went to tho Nostltz home ithe nelce of a duchesB, Therc.30 Acosta Auto, Motor and Carriage Repairing taking place, some record or somo Painting, Trimming, She com-wa- s was sure of being entertained. .Osorlo de Moscoso, who has been report of sorao occasion on which Horseshoeing. discourager dullness. pelled by poverty employment a of to seek mind-readin- g had influenced the con- It was for that reason perhaps as a chambermaid. It is more likely, viction or tho acquittal of an accused LTD. management of the Hustace-Pec- much r.s any other that society, separ-- J howovcr, that the person." If Yoa Adver- k Go. was opened other Wish To ated into earnest factious. Many of .hotel, which the What would not a police magistrate tise ia Newspapers Phone 2295 63 Queen Street jj old aristocracy frankly dlsap-jda- y by the King in person, engaged g the give for the power to read the mind AB7wbrt at Anytime Call on or writs young noblewoman as an adver-Amerlca- n proved of tho modern methods of the .the of tho man arrainged before him ac tlsement. To bo waited on by a titled E. C. Dake's Advertising hostess. Others no less cuscd of a crime of which ho de- - originality. maid is quito a novelty. Agency fervently applauded her elares himself innocent! Had Solo 1X4 Tho Heraldo, which made tho dis- Sansome St, San Francisco. She is extremely outspoken and fear- mon, wisest of men, been able to covery, states thaj. Senora Thereso Is less. Because of thi.s It has been often read the minds of those two women, 7s mmvzz - tho daughter of the late Gen. Acosta, Quild predicted that Nostltz would be re- of whom claimed the baby as James Company wn gambled away all his fortune. His each called. His present promotion shows her own, ho would not have neede.i O pen "inter Is tho Duchess do Sanlucan la Use Now how powerless have been the enemies of cutting Whafs the carry complete line shop- to order the faraom test of suflerlng your We a of of tho Countess. Mayor. Acosta's marriage to a and scratching head tho child In two and giving each wo- you Amazed the Dowager Duchesses. girl led to his being cast out by his when tho only thing have to do family. man half. Is to use Besides possessing a good voice, she deny mlnrt Pratts Poultry Supplies Tho Prado Hotel has been built Dr. Walsh did not that SUNRISE is ar excellent dancer. Often she has reading may sometimes be possible, PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER COLLINS' BLOCK, KING ST. TELEPHONE 3591 entertained her guestB with dances, to specially to suit tho grandees of Spain may but ho pointed out that any man who to stop that awful itching and stop tho of tho Dowager Duch-!an- d Thereso Acosta In hor duties RESTAURANT amazement can really read the minds of others your hair from falling. This prepara- coses of the old French school. D0 called upon to mlnfster to the wants MEALS 20c and 25c can go down into Wall street an: tion Is an instant relief for prickly A titled woman who Is influential at of some of her uncles tho Dukes of get at once a million dollars a year UeaL HORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURO tho Czar's court relates a character- - Sanlucan, Andria, Soma, Sassa, Atrisco salary, for any big firm of financier Sold by all druggists and at Istic anecdote of tho Countess. Al- and Maqueda. She is young, dark, CONGESTION REMOVED its fortune if it had on PACHECO'S BARBER SHOP. though invited several times to tho of prepossessing appearance and en- would make Juuanua Street, off Chaplain Lana. mind-reade- r upon whom it THE WHARVES ARE PRACTICALLY CLEAR Nostitz home, this lady had always joys no special privileges. its staff a rely. AND WE ARE IN A POSITION TO REMOVE been obliged to decline. Ono day the United Statc.3 Minister Idd and his could Wyandotte Countess met her at a reception, and charming daughter, Miss Ide, who Is a YOUR FREIGHT FASTER THAN EVER. ALL Printing, Office. GUNTHER'S walking up to her, said: noted In Madrid society for her beauty Flno Job atar Too great Washing coda, ueJ 1? a WE NEED IS YOUR ORDER; WE GUARANTEE Hospitals Celebrated Chicago THE WORK. "You never accept any of my in- and distinction, wero guests at a re- and the Home. CANDIES a vitations." cent dinner followed by a ball given Cheaper than Pearllne. o Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. "No," responded tho lady. "I am by Marchioness de Svlnlache, g sun Cf(13 BUlfl 8ANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY. PALM CAFE. Phone 1973. Hotel, near Fort. a Robinson Bullaing. Queen Street! sorry, but have always had other en- to Queen Maria Cristlua, in M gagements." her palatial residenco on tho Prado. "It that your real reason?" Tho Americans visiting Spain this spring, Quality Countess asked. "I want to know especially those going to Seville, will Hunt's NEWSPAPER whether you aro my friend or my bo interested to know that a daily ex- - CHINESE istle & Cook enemy, press service nas ueen estaunsneu PUBLISHING AND Fruits She wen assured of the lady's friend- - between this capital and that city. The The kind that is NOT uunu JOB PRINTING. ship, which really was sincere ,and train is composed of dining and sleep-th- o J. M. LEVY & CO., : Distributors CLOSING OUT SALE OF MENS' B9 next Invitation was not refused. ing cars and makes the journey in a Honolulu T. FURNISHINGS Countess Nostitz has done much little over eleven hours. It Is the fast-- good here, being unfailingly kind' to est train in Spain and the most conv ;. This department and Hotel Stt Brewer&Co. Shipping Com of our business will ho discontinued, so, while those sho could help, and In numerous fortable. Nd. 19, cor. ot Smith and the goods last, will be sold regardless of price. charity affairs sho hra been an earnest Tho carnival festitlties wero hamp-- LIMITED. mission worker ered by bad weather and the absence K. ISOSHIMA She Is fond of the society of Ameri- - 0f King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. Sugar Pactors SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL cans, but haa given small encourage- - Their Majesties kept to tho royal do Men of the. Fleet and Tourists. AND INSURANCE AGENTS. 30 S. KING STREET, between Nuuanu and Bethel. ment to the "climbers" in tho Ameri- - main of tho Ca,sa di Campo, to which The best place in Honolulu to buj Representing Ewa Plantation Co. can colony. J tho public is never admitted except lado and Chinete Jewelry of all kinds. Tho opposition to her has como by ticket after exhaustive inquiries Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd, 58 HOTEL AND 8MITH STREETS. Kohala Sugar Co. mainly from snobs, from envious per- -' and in carnival tlmo not at all. None Apokaa Sugar M.lll sonfl or from e old 0f tho royal family was Been in the Co. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS women, who could not forgive her streets, it is said that the King was OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Fulton Iron Works, of St. Louis American abruptness sincerity. ' Western's Centrifugals. Eagllah and American and urgently advised not to show himself E. V. WeaTsa. Made to your order with fit aai COOK WITH Bishop President Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. style unequalled. Socially, she has fought a hard battle in public, as tho Government had rea-an- d Qeo. H. Robertson Vlca-Prssids- Green's Fuel Economizer. has come out with flying colors. ,3011 to bellovo that another attempt Manacet Her salon last season was ono of tho might bo made to end his reign by Tf. W. North Treasurer Matson Navigation Co. W. W. AHANA 62 South King Street Richard Ivors Secretary most brilliant In Parte. means of a bomb or otherwise. New England Mutual Life Insurance J. R. Qalt Auditor Company, of Boston. Ill health prevented her from doing. The winter has been unusually sev-muc- h Oao. R. Carter ...... Dlrsctor entertaining during tho winter, ero and prolonged, with months or 0. H. Cooks .Dlrsctor ..Aetna Insurance Co. . ., R. Co. and now, just when she has triumphed incessant rain; while lack of employ-ove- r A. Cooke...... Director National Fire Insurance A. Gartley her enemies, winning friends In ment has caused much distress among FIRE INSURANCE I Director Citizen's Insurance Co. Hartford Co. tho most eliiBivo Paris society, her the working classes; tho most ordin-- 1 Fire Insurance 1 ...... ). . . . 1 . - ... . ., o The London Assurance Corporation. Anniversary ale of uuBuium o luuuiuiiuii luruuB mora 10 ary necessaries or life aro exormtant-leav- VTLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF France. iy high. Tho republican newspapers LONDON. ' The Count and tho Counter are do- - tako advantage of all this to foment NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' Consolidated Soda voted to each other. Theirs Is an Ideal agitation against tho royal family, AGENoY.' Water Millinery International match, in so far as do-- which at tho present time is regarded Is Absolutely Pure PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON mestic happiness is concerned. wlth indifference by great the INSURANCE COMPANY. tho Countess could main- - pority of tho people. Tho only really To celebrate the closing of the seventh year of a successful tain her homo hero and her husband and alwayB exceedingly popular mom-coul- d Tfie d. f. Dliilngdam company, Lid. NEL80N B. LANSING, Distributor business in Honolulu, we will, commencing SATURDAY, como on frequent visits, sho Ib ber of the royal family is Infanta Isa- - TELEPHONE 2171. MARCH 9th, conduct a special sale in all our lines of unwllllng to bo separated from him. j bel, one of tho King's nunte. She Genera Agents for Hawaii. &A.JL,JE In St. Petersburg C6unt Nostitz's never fears to buow herself without Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building, FOR high position will give him a com- - escort, very Sho is very charitable, Bridge and Beach Btovea tor Goal Millinery and mandlng place In society and hlB Kona Coffee Men's Hats democratic, enjoys going among tho or Wood. American Countess undoubtedly will Berries and Grouad. people, taking an interest In all their Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Btovea This sale is not for the purpose of disposing of odds and ends, a notable figure tho Bus- - concorns, nnniversary ale Retail and Wholesale. becomo at and they talk with hor in Perfection Oil Stores. but will enable our patrons to realize a delights handsome saving on any sinn Court. tho most familiar way, which Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. HAWAIIAN COFFEE CO., article selected from her. NOW ON our large and carefully assorted stock. EMMELUTH CO., LTD. 1147 8mlth, near Pauahl St. Tel. 1391. STORK DISAPPOINTED Tho World's correspondent learrfl IMPERIAL PRETENDER, on court authority that tho Improvo- - REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS IN BRUSSELS, Belgulm, March 23. mont in tho hearing and speech of Don ALL LINES OF HATS FOR MEN - three-year-ol- Prince Napoloon, tho French Imper- Jaime, tho d son of King AND WOMEN. BUGOLEUM K. Uyeda, iallst protonder ,te sorely disappointed Alfonso, has not boon maintained and The Leading Disinfectant, Nuuanu Street near Hotel. Ho had been impatiently awaiting tho that tho Swiss specialist who has been Pinectar Gormlcido, Insecticide and Ant!-neptl- o visit of tho stork to his "palaco" on treating him at Frelburk has said that K Uyeda for all purposes. Avenue Louise, which he had had ho cannot euro nor even permanently NUUANU ST. NEAR HOTEL. Sold Everywhere ABR. FERNANDEZ A 80N

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"So far as I know I am the only improvo tho landscape and make the "You aren't drinking your coffee," thrown out of a rickety taxi into a practical woman forester In this coun- woods moro nccoEslbie. All this must said some one, Inspecting my cup at liolo In tho ground in the middle of try," said a young woman who Is mak- bo done without retracting from the the table of the ship's saloon. Now York, with tho result that ono ing a comfortable living by looking woodsy atmosphero of the groundB. "No," I answered firmly; for when of them spent a week In a hotel bed, after the health of trees and the plant- "Tho first step in such work is clear- tho smooth efficiency of my human under doctor and nurse. But I wont ing and development of forests. "On ing away the underbrush. Tho way to machine is menaced I am :ib faddy scathlcss. Such aro tho hazardB of finishing my course in a business do this is to clear out only tho bushes and nervous as a marine engineer life. . . . Wo arrived at a terminus. collcgo 1 Uok a place as stenographer which produco neither blossoms nor over lubrication. "If I did, I shouldn't And It was a great terminus. A great in the office of a professional forester. brilliant leaves. When possible it is sleep." terminus is an inhospitablo place. And I was there three years and became so best to leavo all tho wild vines to take And what of it?" demanded my par-tlcul- just here, in the perfection of the man- interested in tho work that I gave up their own sweet will In feBtooning the friend, challenging)'. ner In which my minutest comfort was my employment and took a regular trees. Thero are times, however, It was a rebuke. It was as 'If ho studied and provided for, I began to courso in forestry. I believed it to when this cannot bo permitted with' bad said, "On this great night, when appreciate the significance of Ameri- be a business in every way suited to out sacrificing the health of a fine you enter my wondrous and romantic can hospitality that combination of a women who liked out of door life treo. It Is very seldom that a vino, country for the first time, what does eager good-natur- e. Oriental lavish-nrs- and I felt euro I could make n living Is worth tho sacrifice of a good tree. ' It matter whether you sleep or not. and sheer brains. We had time by it. "After cutting out the underbrush I I saw tho point. I drank the coffee, to spare. Clqso to tho terminus we "It is four years now since I Eent look over the plot and select the trees Tho romantic sense, which had been had passed by a hotel whoso summit, around my cards asking for business which can bo spared to the best ad- - momentarily driven back by the dls- - for all my straining out of tho window aKin Powder and stating my charges for examining vantage in obtaining certain views, cussion of general Ideas, swept over of tho cab, I had been unable to de- and treating trees, planting and devel- Last autumn I was called on to re-- me again. ... In fact, through tho scry. I said that I should really like oping forests. Orders came In slowly, model a woodland connected with a saloon windows could bo seen all the to see the top of that hotel. No sooner! at first To tell the truth I don't be- large country estate in such a way Battery end of New York and tho first said than done. I saw tho highest ho--j lieve I received a slnglo order from that a certain sea view could bo had vague visions of . . tel I had ever seen. Wo went Into tho those cards. from tho house. After spending two Then tho moments refused to be hotel, teeming like the other one, and Every can guaranteed absolutely pure "Then I went out and asked for whole days examining and planning counted we were descending by lifts frcm an agreeable and lively young orders. Beginning near my own home f went to the owner and told her and by gangways from the high upper dandy bought three cigars out of mil- - whore many persons have homes sur- candidly that the choice wns between decks of the ship, down onto tho rocky i Hons of cigars. Naught but bank ' rounded by largo ground.? I Inspected cutting down exceptionally ground United States. 1 don't notes to be current. The Eu several of tho i seemed tho valuable trees and when I found handsome native trees and building an 'think that any American ever set foot ropean has an awe of bank notes one or mqre needing attention I called addition to her house. In Europe with a more profound and whatever their v.iluo. ounces for cents on. tho owner and offered my services. "I showed how by enlarging her delicious thrill than that which af-- Then we were in tho train, and the 25 her 25 In nearly every instance I was told to piazzas I could give her the beautiful fected me at that instant. ... I was train was moving. And every fow sec go ahead. view simply by trimming a fow In- there! . . . The official and unofficial onds it shot past tho end of a long. "Sometimes it took me months to significant trees. The result was that activities of the quay passed before straight, lighted thoroughfare scores! get the trees where tho owner would an architect was called in and he me like a dream. ... I heard my nnnn Ainnrtia nf tlioiri will, n wlrlnr nnrl see sufficient chango to warrant my made tho plan for a very desirable ad- name s.houted by a man In a formid- more brilliant street interspersed sending him my bill. Where it was dition and I trimmed the trees requir- ably severe uniform, and 1 thought, among them at Intervals. And I for- a question of filling up cavities ,the ed for tho view. This la one of the "Thus early have I somehow violated get at what hundredth street the train removing of dead wood and pruning cases which convince me that peoplo the Constitution of these States?" paused before rolling 'finally out of I collected my bill as soon as the aro gaining a more Just appreciation But it was only a telegram for me. New York. I had had the feeling of work was finished. of forest trees. A few years ago won- . . . And then I was In a most rickety a vast and metropolitan city, f "I now havo orders six mouths derful trees on that samo estate were and confined taxi, and the taxi wns thought, "Whatever this is or Is not, i i ahead. I have renovated many chopped down to give the house a full to the brim with luggage, two it is a metropolis, and will rank with Your Grocer Sells It run down orchards, though I better view of tho sea. friends, and me. And I was off into tho best of 'em." Arnold Bennett, In I much don't care for such orders. "Oaks aro being planted In the place j New York, Harper's Magazine, for April. prefer to devote myself to the forest of elms throughout this section of the At the center of the first cross-road- s and ornamental trees on large estates. country. At ono time It seemed as l saw a splendid and erect Individual "When I am called on to Inspect ttiough all our old elms were doomeo flashhiK forth authority, gaiety, and ITALY EDUCATING trees I receive a certain sum down. I but In the last few years tho younger utter smartness In the gloom. ImpoS' go out, and .after looking over tho and more vigorous of them are flour-jslbl-e not to believe that he was tho entire tract, largo or small, and not- Ishlng under the treatment given them ' owner of all tho adjacent ground, dls- - ing down the trees in need of atten- by trained foresters. Kill seel aB a cavalry officer on foot. TDE M1GRAT E tion I begin and make a thorough Moro and more peoplo appear to be "What is thnt archduke?" I in- inspection, often examining each tree. awakening to adjust valuation of our quired. That means examining root, trunk and native trees. Twenty years ago the "IIo's Just a cop." Italy's commissioner general of branches, looking for insect borers, grounds of largo country estates set 1 knew then thnt 1 was in a great emigration, Commendatoro Pasquale French cavities and limbs Th scale, dead wood out ornamental trees indigenous to city. unfev-ere- dl announces radical chango that need chaining or riveting as well other parts of the world. Now the de- The rest of the ride was an d Frattn, a govern- ac those to bo taken off. mand is for tho very trees which were phantasmagoria. Wo burst In the policy of tho Italian "When this inspection is completed cleared off to make room for the orna startlingly into a very remarkablo ment toward tho half million emi- JOHN ABADIE, PROPRIETOR I send tho owner a typewriten state mental varieties. deep glade on the floor of It long and grants who, to get work, each year ment showing Just what Is needed and "To a certain extent the same Is violent surface-cars- , a few open shops cross the Alps, or go to Africa or the cost. Sometime I am allowed to true of fruit trees. I havo had a num- and bars with commissionaires at tho North or South America. High class laundry work for carry on the work Just as I havo map- ber of orders to plant native fruit doors, vehicles dipping and rising out At the opening of tho normal de- men and women ped it out, then again I am told to do trees on the grounds of coutry es of holes in the ground, vistas of for- partment that Is to train teachers for a certain portion, usually what is tates. Do you know what was the ests of Iron pillars, on the top ot the new Emigrant Schools, Commen- Dry cleaning by Abadie's French Method. necessary for tho Immediate origin of this fad? It was because a which ran deafening, glittering trains, datoro dl Fratta outlined tho new po-Ic- preservation of the trees. Each year few women discovered how healthful as on a tight-rope- ; above all that, a He said that olflcials and Btato trees r find peoplo who own valuable and tasteful were tho wines, preserves layer of darkness; nnd above tho lay' endowed societies had hitherto re Agents for the F. Thomas Dying Work, San Francisco. showing a greater interest In their and .Jollies mado from our native er of darkness enormous moving garded tho cmigraut as Incapablo, but health and beauty. fruits I mean what Is commonly call of things in electricity a mas that from now on thoy would dovoto "I now havo on ray books moro ed wild fruit. They found that thero todon kitten playing with a ball of their efforts to removing the causes No Branches. through In shower of than twent yestates scattered was great difficulty in getting this thread, an umbrella a of his weakness. soda-wate- r being New England and New York State, wild fruit so thoy aro having young rain, siphons of "We shall try to transform tho emptied filled, gigantic horses where I have a standing order to trees set on their country estates. and man," said the commissioner. "Tho King inspect year. I am women prefer to specialize as galloping at full speed, nnd an incredl 777 Street Telephone 1491 tho trees once a "If emigrant who Is- now regarded as a paid a inspection caring orchards' is ble heraldry of chowlng-gum- . . . .Sky- - certain sum for each foresters for thero minor and an Incapable must como to and when I find ono or more trees plenty work to bo had. Half the signs! In Europe I had always in of full estate Ho must becomo sky-sign- man's needing I am paid for glv old In this section aro In , veighed manfully against attention orchards capable. Hard and sinewy annB ho Ing It. This Is very satisfactory work need of expert attention. Many own- But now I bowed tho head, van has. Character must be added, moral supply of manual labor. Emigration local trado unions, because by so do- emigrant we must henceforth seo tho for a woman forester. As tho largo ers of orchards know how to manage quished. These sky-sign- s annihilated force and knowledge of hlrasolf. on this account ip always met with ing thoy will most effectually remove man. estates Increase and their owners grow them, but thero aro moro who do not. argument. Moreover, had thoy not "Theso now Schools for distrust on tho part of tho native-bor- n tho objections that are urged against "II. To Incrcaso tho present num. to understand tho importanco of keep- A forester who knows tho business been mado possible by tho Invention Emigrants of ours nro at least unfor- workman. And for that reason, them, and crcato a feeling of mutual ber of our consuls abroad, to ing their trees healthy tho demand can take a rundown orchard and with- of a European, and that European an and in their name, which takes it and for othor reasons moro complex, Vespoct and sympathy. And this create a body of officials who havo women will grow. in years, sometimes one, mnko friend ot my own? . . . tunate for foresters thrco Intimate for-olg- pro- granted an Italian ought to tho condition of our emigrants to n would bo tho strongest form of special knowledge ot "It wrs during tho second years it produco a fine crop of fruit. When "I supposo this is Broadway?" I for that actual tho llfo trado of becoming an emi countries is often exceedingly tection. of our emigrants In theso foroign that I was in tho business that I re tho farmors loam tho valuo of their ventured. learn the they nro apt to maKo difficult. lands, nnd finally. ceivd my first order of planting a fruit trees thoy will pay for expert It wns. That is to say, It was ono grant. And "Our present i)llcy has three main great- objects: forest, or perhaps you might call it a treatment and as a result get more of tho Broadways. Thero aro several people forget, or minimize, our "Emigrants ought not to go to "III. To publish by means of, nnd largo wood lot. There was nearly and hotter fruit. different ones. What could bo moro est problem, our racial problem, that thoso places whore tho labor supply "1. To contribute to the support at tho expense of, tho Commissariat' fifty acres in tho tract, and most of different from this than tho down- of tho popular school. Is already abundant. Thoy ought not of existing private soclotlos dovotod of Emigration, a bulletin of lnforma-tio- n it had been burnt over. Thero were WASTED IT. town Broadway of Trinity Church and "But no ordinary schooling Is to accept unfnlr conditions of work. to tho protection of tho onilgrnnt bo-for-o regarding tho labor market a few trees that could bo saved to "Yes, suh," stated Colonol Bourbon, tho crowded skyscrapers? And oven enough for the emigrant. Ho needs They ought not to accept wages lower ho loaves his native land; to help abroad. Such a bulletin should fur-nlB- h advantage but tho balanco had all to "tho peoplo of this city wasto moro this Broadway could differ from Itself, training thnt will glvo htm prnctical thnn tho prevailing rate. They ought tho extension of their work to thoso accurately, regularly, promptly, bo reset. I only finished tho Job this than a million gallons of water every as I know later on nn election night. Judgment for tho opportunities ot his to mlnglo In tho lift ot tho country 'who roturn; to seo that thoso soclotlos the news that would direct the im fall. month." ... I was overpowered by Broadway. now life, and he neods somo knowl- that welcomes them, respect, obey its become permanent centers of popular migrant to tho best market for the "In several largo estates I havo been "It that a fact?" rejoined Majah Wo swopt perilously off again into edge of conditions in the country to laws. Thoy ought to unito and or- - education. Until now, In tho man wo sale ot his labor. Such Information called on not only to look after tho Sourmash. "Do you reckon they drink tho welter. That samo evening three which ho goes, for ho always tends gnnlzo Instead ot living nnd working havo only soon tho emigrant. Tho Is as necessary for tho emigrant as .health of individual trees but also to It? 'Cincinnati Inquirer. of ray steamer companions wore to disturb tho balanco of demand nnd apart. Abovo all, they ought to Join proposition is to bo reversed. In the lighthouses nro to sailors." TWJ4NTT THK HAWAIIAN STAU. SATURDAY. AIMtll. J, IV12

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V." uio of a citizen to replace the taxa- tho latter his faith in himself, in his voted for tm war. Tho pig with his tion numero and a piece of cannon success, In his power over elemental head in the fence caused It all. meat In . the nature? What made him n democrat? "Here is another case of what one i WESTERN EASTERN oriental state; the cult of poster-- : If you want to overpower your en-om- y voto will do. General Andrew Jackson ity in lieu ot supcistitious faith in study him. The study of nature, defeated General John Sevier for the y Nicholas Ri'ssel, M. D. elemental nature. It invites him to the resulting knowledge, and the tech- major generaVshlp of the Tennessee model his life and history as ho nical tool have made the Western militia by ono vote. That gave us wants to have them and not as pre- ma,n what he Jr. Through knowledge tho great victory at Horseshoe Bend destined by blind destiny. ho perfected uis eyo so as, to enable and the great victory at New Orleans. (Dr. ITussel, author of the subjoin- Evrry improvement, every Invention, Tho difference', however, is not in him on one hand to resolve nebulas That one voto changed the current of essay clipped from tho Mindanao. every novelty became a sacrilege, n ed as well, to nearly events in th'jj country for all time. a homestead-- 1 desecration of mind alone but in character into stars, and on tho other P. I., Herald, was once the memory of those - which Is perhaps still more Import- perceive the molecules of matter un James Parton says in his ilife of An- rals In contradistinction from the ancestors. Hence, the oriental cult of ant. The mastery of nature througti dor the ultramiscropscopo of 10,000 drew Jackton that when Martin Van v.as elected on the homo rule ticket ancestors, the cult of th0 past with familiarity with natural laws has em- power. It perfected the hearing aml!Buren ran8 Peegy O'Neill's doorbell of the first lcgislatute the corresponding cod of mo- - to the senate eastern sup- to caU on llcr he changed the history He was rails, In ancipated western man from the tho voice, making him speak and bo of the Territory of Hawaii. contradittiuction from the oE twonty cistitlous fear of the elements tiia'. heard through thousands of miles. It j UnIted states for a. ready contributor to the press and occidental cult of posterity, the cult oppressed and still oppresses tho man his hand, showing how to But lf t llad not for Andrew among his latest articles locally pub- ot the future with its creative spirit could have changed of tho orient explode mines at a distance. M, Jackson ho not lished was one to show that Hawaii's and occidental morals. i hlstory of anythInB twenty Look at a Chinaman writhing under strengthened hl muscle, armin him tlle for could be made a Eastern man had no i led volcanic earth control over his yonrs ' nightmare Pang-Shu- l, teaching , iron.) destinies. very noli-- , the of his local with high explosives and , source of commercial The states, his. I Let us take another example. Ed geomantlc deities, good and evil how to flatten a piece of steel of sev tlcal and social niisrrpir.itlnna nml cvu. ward Everett was defeated for Gov- - W,UL" ms imugmauon oral tons weight into a pancake by a A glance at the map of Asia is terns, have been moulding and devel- - si""ts- wu" ernor of Massachusetts by one voto ' cnuows cve,y c 01 stroke of a steam hammer. It made sufficient to make one understand tuc oping, arlBlng and disappearing at the nl" clumP In llin nnnnlnr vntn nnrl thn ntr.lTKro - every every anu him rival birds in tho achievements' peculiar conditions man had met in will or elements like sandy dunes on lrces- DrooK' streel thing about it was that the legislature block a clty- - SpaCo t0 hlm of flight in tho aerial 'ocean. tho East and that rendered his vie a sea beach. For the individual man of aPl)oars ;that counted him out was a Whig leg crowded wlth mystical agencies tory over elemental nature impossi they constituted tho new hostile ele- - these islature, and it gave tho office of gov- - and therefore his behavior is very Quality Fruits bio. mental force, new Tetters in relation' crnor to Martus Martin, a Democrat. Bhort of lunaoy our viow- - He Hta nrinclnal enemy ho found In to which there was no choice but sub- - llttle in ONE That one voto put Barrett out of tho tho enormous Asiatic distances. Ev- m'flslou and adaptation. consults his unscrupulous diviners I running for president. Of course that elemeL-ta- l and sorcerers at every step of life In 1 ery stage in the conquest of H. G. Wells divides the minds of 'was not so Important; for tho Whigs IllaBak Reveals the true orchard ripeness, fact order to lcarn where he may or may electing president, nature is primarily a social men into two types; the principal VOTE KILL DO ,had no chance of a flavor and deliciousness. ' Every success Is the result of cooper- difference between them lying in not bury hls dead where to locate a 'anyway. P ation of many men. Individually man their relation to time, to how much store, on what day to open huslne33 "Let us take another examp'.e of r la helpless. Singly he can achieve significance they assign to thj past lcst 1,0 offend those spirits. He ob-an- d hvhat one voto will do. Rutherford B. but little. Every achievement of con to the future. Tho first typo, that iects to our building high factory "When I get time," says Champ Hayes got into the presidential office effort, smokestacks and sinking mining (and I say 'got into' deliberately) by sequence requires a collective of the great majority, hardly minds Clark, speaker of the House of Rep-- i ' many, sometimes the shafts lest we offend Fang-Shu- l or hit one electoral vote; that Is, a majority tho participation of future at all, sees in it a sort of resentatlves, "after I havo served my "non-being- " the ribs of tho dragon. That reminds of one. Let uc suppose a case. Sup of a great many men. Great coutl misty encroaching upon period In Congress, or In any other period when present. me of "an American ambassador who pose the majority of one had been for nents, especially at such tho The second type, of a t position to which I may be called, raising constitute more origin, on put'an end to such discussion by Samuel J. Tllden, one of the greatest hunting and cattle recent tho contrary f when I retire to tho shade of private ducing political organizers th'.s country ever the principal vocations, favor tho Its attention almost ex- - n silver dollar from his pocket life, If I live long enough, I Intend to Fang-Shu- saw. There is no question in my ' scattering of men over large areas so clusively on the future, considering and saying: "This l is more write a book entitled, 'The Curiosities Fang-Shu- l, mind tVat if he had been seated we. as to prevent conflicts. This scatter- the past only in so far as it stands in powerful than all other ' of American History and What One the Democrats, should have run this ing is a great obstacle to casual relation to tho future phenome-- 1 whether singly or all together." (Vote will do.' incan-pectiv- of a century topo- Ho o country for a quarter Another feature is tho Asiatic na. The first type of mind is retros--j decorates his abode with I "This Is my hobby, and I believe In without a break and when I think of graphy: presence of high moun- in its nature. It explains pre- - tations for fear that by mistake his the hobbles. I believe that the hobbyists, I is Fang-one- that transaction rasure you It tain chains, large rivers subject to sent facts, gives weight to certain house may be invaded by evil s tho fanatics, tho cranks, and even tho with none of that tranquility fitting to periodical inundations, of wide stretch- and Ignores others exclusively Shui. He tries to drive them away monomaniacs, have been the motivo Sunday morning quietude. of sandy desert. In the eastern from tho point of view of the by the nolso or firecrackers. His mind es past power in the world's progress. I do "Hero is another case. There is part disruption: fornntion The second type is or a char- - Is full of cobwebs which he exterior-- territorial creative not care how ridiculous they may planted in the public mind the impres- long row of insular groups along acter. It values things according to izos Into spaco and sees it traversed 1 of a ,seom to us, think this statement is sion that Thomas H. Benton was tho coast, such as Kuril Elands, their relation to certain ends. with countless strings of barbed wiro i the sea Tho true. Years ago I mado up my mind first Senator from Missouri, and like Sachaline, Japanese and Philippine first typo he calls tho legal mind, the in all directions. To avoid them he to specialize, to make a hobby, even ' wise tho conviction that he was the groups, Formosa, Sunda Islands, all mind subordinated to past events, has to bow and jump and chant and to become a crank upon one thing, during ' most popular man In Missouri stormy seas. These sea3 tho mind professslonal a madman, - divided by of a lawyer, behave like and chose as that thing American his tho nrgt twenty.flve years ot her men, united them as have divided not because tho whole practice, the wholo There havo been times when wo all tory. After awhile I drifted into hunt statehood. Neither of theso Impres- Men and ag- career of givo di-- did tho Mediterranean. a lawyer him that were Orientals and not by origin ing up exceptional things In American sions is correct. Ho was not the first were doomed to - gregations of men lection. Of all men tho average law- only. Many of us still remain so, history. Then I found that there was senator, but the second. Ho was ad- mu- yer - secular isolation. The benefits of is compelled to refer constantly especially in the old Europe. Profes- i.even a possibility of specializing here, mired, but never popular. tual intercourse were eliminated. to law, to the established right and sor Shaeffle, the prominent German and I got to studying the strange and "Tho meat remarkablo transaction como clima- ""wonderful things had been PANAMA Next the unfavorable precedent, and to ignore everything sociologist, says that as a matter of that that ever took place in American poli- of by sin-gl- o tic features: extreme variations now or novel that has claim to assert fact with every nation different strata In this country a tics was, I think, with reference to temperature peculiar to continental itself In life. The second typo he calls of society still live in widely differ- - vote. him. The first legislature elected Sen- climates', severe cold and severe legislative, creative, constructive, do- ent historical epochs. Whllo certain ' "It is a peculiar historical fact, but ator Barton unanimously. Then there heat, features that have been and minating, becauso It is constantly at- classes, In their mind and character, it is absolutely true, that one farmer's was a deadlock for about three weeks , mitigated in Enropo tacking failing to wo HATS aro considerably the xlstlng order of things, represent the modern man, others voto determined that on tho other senator; for the now through the effects of the Gulf constantly and peremptorily refusing still abide in fourteenth, sixteenth or should have a war in 1812. The farm- state, of course, was to elect two. The ll .stream. respect duo to tho traditional past. eighteenth centuries. This is very er wanted to vote and attempted to do legislature finally allowed Barton to In addition to all, tho spirit-depressin- g In contradistinction from tho first, true. so; but ho was detained by a pig that select this senatorial partner. Barton grandeur and majesty of land- passive, tliia Is tho active state) of What was it that freed the Western got caught in a fenco up in Rhode picked Benton; but tho latter was so Fine New Line, in All Shapes and Sizes, Just Received. scape that could not help but make mind, tho mind of aggressive youth, man's brain from this medieval fright Tsland, and his voto was not cast. It unpopular that It took three weeks man feel his littleness and helpless- tho mind mostly found among occi- of elements? What awakened In him was a good Virginia worm fenco, such after Barton, picked him to get him Bought Cheap elling Cheap ness in tho midst of his natural en- dental nations, whereas tho first is this faith in own power, tho faith ?a is familiar to all Democrats. Hero elected. And In the end ho was elect his Old Panamas made to look like New by our own process. vironment. tho mind of the decrepit orient in himself? Is the .truo talo of the pig and tho ed by only ono majority. This ono In such circumstances every af- - In every domain of thought theso We Judge others by our own stand- War of 1812: voto was that of a sick member who Let us fix up your old hats for the summer season. - ejection tempt at n scorned fooi- two ways of thinking lead to y ard. When a man has faith In him- "An was being held for was carried In on a stretcher to cast to tho yet childish mind. Eas- - ferent, irreconcible results. The two self ho nearly believes in his neigh- members of tho legislature in Rhode his vote and died half an hour later. aub-- j le-m- Ono thrifty farmer one voto launched Thomas H. tern man had no choice but to types aro always in conflict: the lt bor with whom ho must ilsland. Federalist "That en- - put off going to late, years' in by adapting himself to the gal, oriental type refers to treaties, has faith In man. Hence comes as tho polls until Benton on a thirty career - leaving get there was speeches Ben- vlronment, to closely follow the ele- constitutions, charters and rights; the tho logical sequence the conscious himself just time to tho Senate. It tho they were as ho ton during the twen- mental evolutionary processs of his legislative, occidental, stubbornly feeling of solidarity. Without such boforo closed. Just made in Missouri ho a pig squeal. Ho ty years followed that kept Mis- to look constantly back nores them all. In critical times of faith no voluntary tho started heard that looked around, and saw that the pig souri from seceding In 1861. If Mis- to tho past for guidance, lest the conflict between tho paper and roil only sound basis of collective activity had Its head rammed into ono of thoso souri had seceded, Kentucky would umbilical cord attaching him to moth- forms of llfo tho two types array Is possible, activity through which old Virginia worm fences; and any- have dono llkowlso. Tho South would Joseph Ho did for In opposite, Roman er nature be broken. it themselves hostile camps. great ends nre obtainable. No alone body who knows anything about hogs havo won its independence and would centuries and thousands of years un- Legal minds proudly don tho garment man no democracy! al- faith in The 'knows that tho big ones would eat havo been a flourishing nation today. til the constant looking backward be- of hopeless legality, while their op In organization from BERETANIA STREET Next to ternative is tho tho pig up if It was left in that pre- So tho ono vote by tho man on tho Fire Station. came an Instlnctivo habit. Tho de ponents preach reform and revolu- - de- above, but this is tho reverse of dicament. Thereforo, tho farmer stretcher catt In tho Missouri legisla- velopment of tho spirit of Initiative' tlon. mocracy. Compare tho psychology of stopped to get tho pig out, and when ture, in my opinion, saved tho nation and of tho creative faculties havo Animated with headed by and this a mariner of former generations who ho got to tho polls they were closed at last. been inhibited. up They were given occidental gonius, tho western wave plied tho. seas on sails carried by tho exam- and, in my Judgment, would and ho could not vote.' A Democratic "Kentucky furnishes a good there (a compilation of theso freaks of bis-tor- as a prerogative indisputable prero of civilization carries on its crest to wll tho navigator of a never any of winds .and member of the legislature was olocted ple of what ono voto will do. Ken- havo been Civil (War to I expect the task to bo sufficient gatlvo of tho omnipotent environment. the. n shores rich presents, modern oceanic leviathan. Which of by one voto. Ho would not havo been tucky camo into tho nation as a slavo harass tho people of tho United to occupy all tho time of my declining Man's romalning part was purely pas- - bounty the secured in tho victory them knows (that ho will reach tho olocted lf tho Federalist had reached state by ono voto In tho constitutional States. lold ago." Hivir Til iiiiiriw in uiinnr iinn in nitr ir over nature: steam and electric pow harbor at tho .appointed day and hour tho poli3 in time. In tho legislature convention. Henry Clay and old Hum "Ixjrd Bacon declared that ho took It Jjocamo a habit to conform onu a er as a substituto muscular force; for regardless of weather? Comparo tho a Democratic senator was elected by phroy Marshall fought a duel about it all knowledge for his provlnco. Tho Tho meanest trick a leap year girl conduct not with onos own individual the railroad, automobile and aeroplano Oriental peasant, tilling land with a ono vote, nnd that Democratic mem and shot each othor through tho calf rest of us aro moro restrict- can play on a man who rejects hor ui ouijiui iuii n (inn in mi uhlh. iv ii 11 to replace the handcart In tho con- be- wooden shovol, whoso only remedy ber voted for him. In tho United of tho leg. Missouri, before the ed In tho territory wo undertako to proposal is to tako him at his word. (futuro aspirations, but with facts, tra- - quest of distance; modern factories in prayer against drought is in for Stntes Senate tho voto favoring tho ginning of tho Civil War, was nothing cover. This Is particularly truo of A man Hbos In his own estimation llou of handmaklng plants; democra- 1812 voto, rain, with tho Western farmer plow War of was carried by ono but a Kentucky colony. If Kentucky busy mon who yet have In them that when ho settles down and In tho formulated in tho categorical ininer. cy to tako tho place of bureaucracy; artificially who se- como In state, I ing with a steam plow Irri and 'that Democratic senator had a free Missouri Indians deslro to write. So havo re of his creditors when ho set- oi sages ana ancestors. Ag stives wise tho gated and fertilized fields. What gavo cured his election as I havo described would havo como in as a free state, solved to limit my literary efforts to tles up. mm ...... mbmmmmm MiHH ' i tmmwfB ...... ,.nm tmmmmmwv mm mymmm9mmimm i mw. & w urn qiumiiipjiiiiiiiiiix .

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to olrcuMBttKntefH tw;r nmn ilWMoyl ItHor SPALDING IS GABLE STATION lomiwny. Without n moment fur SKIOUiLY ILL 'APTKR warning the four gloomy gtmitemon INDlanSTION ATTACK. (Continued from pnge 17.) urn hlpwrtkl on Midway, Acvtiwy kindly fnrnlhtI hy the cable com the iHUittiigerH of the hi liner. Hut puny. Pau when ilny broke they foil nil t lint tby Act the soeontl It ton yonrt later on Imil chown the best lumnllile plttce for illdway; the four gloomy gentlemen If you are a seek- tho shipwreck which whs fntod to ran on ad overtake thorn. have been In the interval; they havo sottlotl down Into Koblrmon Right under tholr how lay tho nent Crusoo llfo; tho load'.ng gloomy gen- er after the joys villngo of the cable station awaiting tlemen has, in fact, become Itoblnaon Billboards them end nlrondy .tending tho news of CniBoo and has acquired a Man Friday the disaster nnd tho call for roscuo. all of his own. As In Defoo'a work. of livinguse The gront Bhlp lny tnugly on tho coral, principal duty of Man Friday Is to and though alio had punched two gront tho applaud his matter. This goes nil holes in her bottom the tooth of the very well until tho now Robinson pro- - reef hit no deeper and the groat Jaws Last to rcclto a poom all of his own month we entered held her fast. coeds composition; Man Friday is proiwrly t In tho still waters of tho lagoon the PAU KA into an. and dutifully applausive, but demands arrangement for boats estnb'lihod a ferry to talto all n raiso In wages It that sort of thine-I- tho voyagers to the pleasant sands, billboards, to continue. and made the stores were landed, sails were sent tho third brings on the scone ashore to provide tents, eventually the Act following the inevitable Cook's lot. This is com announcement ship's cargo was lightered off in ordor posed of a party of young ladles, also to 'float the groat vetscl clear of the upon them. with talent. Taking tho center of tho reef and into the still water whore tho stage tho manner of newly ar such temporary repairs might be made after rived parties in the drama the Took as wero within tho resources of tho young lcdlcs do a song and dance captain and his officers and no one turns tho Crusoe party from The soap can predicate the limit of the resource that the misogyny which for ton unbroken of merchant penmen until he fulness years they havo practiced. has teen them at work under tho pres- The Crusoes marry the Cookies, that brightens lives sure of grim necessity. is required by tho dramatic unities The reuidpiit colony was long on hos even in tho Pacific, half way, as Ad- pitality hut short on landscape. Hark miral Beckley put it, half way between PEORIA, 111., and floors. back to tho Introductory statistics of ftiiich 21 BIshon Hi tho devil and tho deeop sen. But a trui tho geography of Sand and Eastern John Lancaster Sial ing suffered ai hnppy ending was provided; a mes- Idand and it will becomo apparent severe attack of indigestion. A- senger boy came chasing over from that real can soon exhaust Its lthough his physicians dr olare that tho tourists the cable with a despatch from Ask Your Grocer lwssibilitles; the hymn about tho little hut atack Is of little consequence, tho ad- - Charles Frohman offering to pay any drops of water and llttlo gralna or vancod age and feeble condition of prico for the American rights to the sand rtoon in such elrcunutances be- the noted Roman Catholic prelate Midway play. soap como quoted with derision. So far as make the members of his household Honolulu Works It fs scarcofy necessary jto note 9 th eloment of danger went this bc- - and associates fear serious that in the course of a month the Mon- rnmc r. most ladylike shipwreck; there Makers Gent Furnishings golia was floated a"nd made her way was just enough out of tho usual rou to Honolulu and eventually to San tine to suggest tho verticle in the ELK FOR OREGON. Francisco and that her happily ship litany about all thoso who travel by After being delayed several days by wrecked passengers wero carried to land and by water, but no feeling heavy snows a herd of elk in charge of Trunks and their destination and eventually to tho wero harrowed and each passenger State Game Warden W. L. Flnley and four corners of tho world. Tho night I was sot upon his Crusoe Island with Chief Deputy C. J. Craig of Oregon Is A of the play was Midway's historic his wardrobe complete and with his now on its way to that state. The an- night. This record can end no better ccbin steward ready to perform the imals wero brought to St. Anthony than In presentation of great suitcases the that .Itch-so- customary valet service. from Ho'.c, Wyo., by govern- cast which introduced tho drama to ment officers and presented to Ore- But Sand Island aoon palled. Amuse tho Islands of the sea at tho utter- gon frco of chargo at this point. ment must bo had. Being seasoned most parts of the earth. travelers tho passengers of tho Mon- The herd was to have reached horo Robinson Crusoo Mr. Howells Any style. Initials painted golia knew enough to take their pleas- Tuesday, but severe storms wero en- Man Friday Mr. Schurtz ures whero they found them. countered on tho Teton Pass and four on. Baron von Schulderhack.Dr. S. SchnUz days wero Fort and Beretania First a links was laid out, not very consumed in traversing the Dr. McPherson Mr. Gavin Hist twenty-eigh- t extensive because Sand Island has miles of tho journey. Streets. Professor Michael Mr. Axelrod Notwithstanding ar- scent length and less breadth. But this fact tho elk TEA Mr. FINE General" Fearless Stamford rived in good tho bunkers were enough to test the condition Saturday and billboards look Man from Cook's Mr. Mcgulre heing up These best play, for Eand that at a touch after allowed to rest a day Flossie Fewclothes wero on long journey flowB llko timo in an hour glass is a started their in FOR nice, some of our Lieut. Scherer, U. S. M. C. charge of tho Oregon but of tho most refined skill. Some- officers. The trial Gertie Ironsides. .Dr. Toney, II. S. N. task bringing how tho records made on that Sand of tho animals from friends have come in and Daisy Dimple Mr. Haskins 'Jackson Hole to St. Anthony is a most Island links havo never been allowed '. Kittle Clover Mr. Evans difficult one. to stand in tho history of tho game. -- 1 objected to them; and We Chief of Orchestra. Mr. Stanford! Cratcs aro 8lc(l8 Alice could tell you how practically bllllt on Rreal anU XTnaln Cable Co. phonograph with impossible it was to play croquet with four or five elk in the sled tho Particular opl wish in all things as Mr. Journey across a ilamingo and a hedgeplg. Likewise tho mountains is far JOHN MITCHELL WILL 'from easy. Tho was Midway golf went to pieces all along start mado with Jack Dowsett says: "Do as DISCUSS COAL TROUBLE twenty-five- , but wero on of tho blooming albatross, which would three lost tho WJTH PRESIDENT TAFT. pass. Tho twenty-tw- o do things not provided for In tho rules other came we are told." through in good shape. of any green. Five othors, previously brought out, were still horo, Our teas aro especially selected for us by S. Kato, our agent in the Suppose when you have raised a tee So the 'billboards will be and from theso twenty-seve- n Mr. Fin-le- y with great endeavor the Bliding in was allowed to pick fifteen of tho Orient. comes and lays an discontinued as soon as our send an albatross strongest and best looking animals, egg very tip, what then? No If you aro a connoisseur call on us and wo can suit your taste to at its with tho result that Oregon Is getting and royal game short contract has expired rules of tho ancient the finest elk ever taken of tho a out a nicety. havo provided for the contingency of great elk country. re- lady teeing up ahead of you, and we will continue to albatross I According to Gamo Warden Finley of tho United out and tho rules States th's herd of elk is to bo kept in this bird mind the Public through there in their national reservation forest pasture' and used as a nucleus distinctly scy arc that visitors express' breeding herd, from which to secure which as close as the daily papers that ly forbidden, is e'k to restock other portions of the wo como to solemnity of the can tho state. Ho says Oregon was formerly verboten," which Is German "strong ono of tho greatcs elk states in tho forbidding phrnso In all life; the most West, but that owing to tho absence anyway you forbidden to pick We Have The Most Complete are of proper gamo laws in past years the eggs. 1 thoso animal has becomo almost an extinct Y Takakuwa, i! Again you lio so that you ' when species. Ho now believes that with Furnish- you holo out in two and Line of Gents' know could an awakened public sentiment it will Nuuanu below King Street. motherly without a another albatrors ho po'siblo to rcstoro (ho noblest of eyo dimensions nroner for settles n.l game animals to his own. ings, Steamer Trunks, out ball, r.n opera down to hatch tho Tho peoplo of eastern Oregon, It wero entire'y hope tion which if not through which part of tho stato tho would six weeks, less ab initio take herd will bo taken on its way to tho Ordinary Trunks If by use of well, what then? And forest, r.ro specially interested and you havo set the sphero "WW ' tho loftcr aro expected to turn out in largo num- Ly whizzing through middle or at least ( Valises, Suitcases bers ns tho car reaches their towns. whole flock of mezzanine sky and a ' Tho arrival of tho car at Joseph will albatross bite at it in night and one LENSES be almost as great an event as a Countless Other succeeds In carrying out over the and it (Fourth of July celebration. Tho on- - Ocean, now how long is wholo Pacific iro town will turn out to welcome fugacious ball to bo considered thct them nnd a great br.nquet is to be Things For Gentlemen play, or out of bounds? Golf in is it served in tho evening. Portland and ornithology aro Incompatible. Affliction, tho old moralists tell WASHINGTON, March 22. With a at the Very Lowest Prices. ue, is valuable becarao it brings out view of ascertaining if there is not FDERAL TREASURY IS tho best in human nature. This was tho OVERTAKING BIG DEFICIT. We have been many sufllcently proved In theso weeks when someway in which threatened may WASHINGTON, April 1. Tho Fed- Midway suffered and yet enjoyed a coal strike he uverted President eral Treasury Ib fast overtaking tho M years in this business and population far beyond its ncrrow re- Tart invited John Mitchell to talk big deficit that has been characteris- sources. A few hardened players kept over tho matter with him. Mitchell of the current fiscal year. Tho know exactly how to up their golf despite tho game laws, was formerly president of tho United tic Mlno and tho confidence high total of revenue from the montli but the rest of the passengers decided Workers has r.1b) please in every instance. upon araatour theatricals for the pur- of tho prcsont leaders of tho union. of March, exceeding tho expenditures pose of developing worthy amateurs. Ho represented tho miners' on tho by $10,038,000, hns reduced tho deficit Give us a call and you It might seem an obstacle that no commission appointed In 1902 by from $20,750,000 to $9,932,000. Tho $1,903,-000- . one had had the prevision to slip into President Roosevelt which adjusted surplus a year ago was only Why Look Older Than You Are? will come again. Look his baggage an acting copy of "My the strike of that year. Fran-cais,- receipts The gentleman to the right of the reader (sketched Unclo's Wll'" or "Id on Parlo " Total for March reached double-visio- over our lines of Gents' tho two recognized essentials of A FAMILY NECESSITY. $59,290,000 and disbursements, exclu- from life) is wearing old style or pasted n overy amateur repertory. That made Every family should bo provided sive of the Panama canal, $18,058,000. lenses. The lines of the reading wafers are noticeably Furnishings for Summer no difference. Mongolia talent stood with Chamberlain's Pain Balm at all The receipts from internal rovenuo prominent and he has difficulty in adjusting his eyes quite ready to tackle tho drama in times. Sprains may bo cured In much wero greater than March a year ago to the lenses. The cement used to join tho two lenses Wear. evi- any form. Mongolia talent Btood equal- less timo when promptly treated. and cystoms receipts showed clouded and has made his glasses misty. pro- In spring in excess of has become ly ready to wrlto a play for first Lamo back, lame shouiaor, pains dences of trndo left (sketched from life) duction on this or any stage. the side and chest and rhoumatlc March, 1911. A total of $30,409,000 The two figures to the double-visio- n Tho author was Arthur Maquario, pains aro soma of tho diseases for was received from customs and 0 are wearing Kryptok lenses. Thereare just then of Midway, but his visiting which it is especially valuable. Try from Internal rovenuo Inst no seams on these glasses, because the reading lenses cards declared ho hailed from St. Mar- this liniment nnd become acquainted month. are fused invisibly within the distance lenses. These garet's Lodge, St. Margaret's, England. with its qualities and you will never Tho total gold coin and bullion in two persons are ijt ease, look dignified and one, latter Kam Chong Go. His thomo was that over vitul wish to ho without It. For salo by tho trust funds of tho Treasury today comfortable. 1 ourtolves. Sceno, Midway. Date, tho all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co. was $1,028,132,000; a month ago IU present. Agonts for Hawaii. was $1,025,723,000. Act tho first shows four gentlemen Tho total balanco In tho general Alfred D. Fairweather Fort and Beretania Sts. of wealthy loisuro who had each and Perhaps advortslty max ho useful fund today was $131,531,000, whllo at r several found tho mitten irf America in bringing out tho strong Tnts In n tho closo of February it wns $121,893, or- Manufacturing and in Japan. Tho four of them man's charactor, but most men would 000, Tho totaUcnsii in tho Treasury Optician set forth ganized a misogyny club and voto to abolish It just tho same. today was $1,915,075,000. HARRISON BLOCK. FORT STREET. I'WWfTT-TyO- , Till! HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL IJ, 1912. & Things to Interest Our Woman Readers

What Thin Women Should Do Mock !i"lle b0UP r mm v?cU 1? Whvw w xi x old-tlni- t This favorite soup la in- ion jo a uuuu i' uuu expensive, delicious and nourishing, By ANNETTE KILLERMAN. bage. cucumbers, turnips, spires, it requires time for its making, but. (Uy a sholl-fls- scare-ger- s - Health Kxpsrt.) complaints. (Unas or t Ii in young Indies, foro- plikelB and iwstrlcs. in well tho ono All are worth trouble. Take HbIi seve-tnmfor- t "Friday is day!" And a largo They any- y fctither ami hearken to the words or If you took up a milk diet for calf's bead, scrapo and clean, then of the sea. eat amost I number of persons all over this conn thing wny," which tun going to speak to nil months you would not fall to gain, IkiII In water to cover until the inent .which "comes their and try and tho world eat fish instead yon today though, you know, there but not every one can do It. Thin Is tonder. Tako out the meat and - of as tho flesh of any animnl partakes t meat each Friday of tho week. re thousands or women who are consists of three or four quarts tnke pieces from the bono. of tho charocter of its food, it can the best Tj- As milk, very slowly cneh Talks a matter of fact, ilsh contains shell-fis- h ready to declare tlmt you don't need rich Ileturn the bones to the pot together readily be seen that are ot eight eggs, very much tho samo any sympathy tit all, compared to their day, and six or raw beaten with the roughest parts of the meat, 6y B arbarcL elements as the most desirable material. up In If preferrod. If the moat, though It is different com- heartrending task of getting off the tho milk three quarts of veal broth and a to.' in It has been shown by a number of j milk is unpalatable In this way, the THE WORLD O position; and It would do very llewh which you uro sighing for. chicken bones lo flavor, if you hap- F THE GOSSIP. all thoso experiments that fish Is loss easily how i- addition of a small quantity of grape "See that yonder," a who cat a great doal of meat during Still, knowing Just pen to have them. Add two onions house said of gossip, and her standards were the digestible than beef, and about as you feel, you oeca-- Juice will make It palatable. Acid woman in trolley the rest of the week considerable otis how dread the Bllced, a bunch of soup green', con- a. to the friend with standards of tho world of gossip, and easily digested as mutton and other Bhtn on you to wenr a fruits must bo used tit other times her, as the car paused good if they wont one day without It. which have taining n turnip, stick of celery, par- at the corner mn:ii siumiaras are very tow. meatB. It Is, thereforo, erroneous lo low-cu- t gown, remembering how titer- - of tho day to counteract tho tendency of a street. Fish is a lighter form of food than sley and shallot. If you can gin tho "That's where Mrs. But why should we live on so, low believe that flsh is a dainty food, . collarless dress, to biliousness. In addition to the Hlank lived." red moat, and not oltess the fashionable a plane? - does contain the you regular turtle spice bag mlxtaro, Surely there nrc moro in- which should bo given to inTalids. nd alcove? are, I'm not so sure milk can cat any of the recom Then followed a of gossip samo amount of poison-formin- g ele- short which contains the most delightful lot about toresting things in life than the num- Many persons eat flsh for the rea- that troubles equally divid- mended diet you caro for, but you Mrs. Blank. ments; benco is in re- the arun't combination of spices known lu tho When this topic was ber of times in a week that a certain better that son that they consider it good brain ed. At any rate, I will tell you that will find you do not caro for a great exhausted, tho speaker spect. Codilsh Is not very dlgestablc, culinary art, you will require no oth-- 1 continued with young man has called on the girl next food. Years ago it was ascertained I do think that It's a little easier for deal of extra food. the gossip and is less va- or seasonings. If you cannot, mako of her own family and door, or whether Mrs. Smith's hat is nutritious thnn other that, when the brain thinks, a large you to bring yourself up to the proper Now, you imsitively must r"t eight friends, and rieties. your own combinations, using u bit what Mamo did and Tom a new one, or an old one fixed over. quantity of phosphate is formed, weight than It is for woinon too stout hours' sleep every night, and If .you said. When Fish in ono of cinnamon, clove, allspice, the least she had run out, tho j If a woman has any form or another con which out body by you not can ninnago it get in a nap every brains whatever is carried of the to reduce. Granted that are other woman took up the tale of her j stitutes a portion of the diet of many afternoon. In fact tho more you grating of nutmeg and bay leaf. Halt in her head, surely she Is capable of means of the fluid excretions. tho victim of some disease, there Is circle. And thus a half hour or so nations. It has been estimated that and pepper to taste. Took an hour , finding moro Interesting and more gave no roason why you cannot gain what sleep the better for gaining weight. passed, every This rise to tho belief that . as the trolley bowled along pleasurable year the weight of fish which is and after each m'eal a rest of as and a half, then strain through a lino things in life than these. thought was really dependent upon you want, aud add to your health. take to its destlmtion in the suburbs. caught in tho waters of the United much time as you can spare. strainer and thicken with a Utile In fact, if this Is her conception of phosphorous1, and ono eminent Ger- Strength and aymmotry at the sumo In what a petty little world thoso States alone amounts to more than Don' rush around, you thin women browned flour stirred smooth in cdld pleasure., she has llttio comprehension man physiologist went so far as to Utno. The trouble with women who two women live! They know little, ono billion six hundred million who aro trying to take on weight. water. When smooth and creamy add of what real pleasure 13. make the famous remark: "Without want to add to their weight Is that are interested in little, outside tho pounds! This Is estimated at nearly ttioy go Take life as easily and as pleasantly the pieces of veal cuv off atut laid Women who aro Interested In llttio phosphorous no thought!" usually about It 'u a blunder- very ordinary, commonplaco doings $50,000,000 in value. ing way, whereas as you can. Don't got tired or angry, aside and a spoonful of chicken but gossip have probably drifted Into j It's Just the nicest, of their little circle of friends. But this view is no longer held. meat, simmer twenty ios. j tho habit through thoughtlessness Salmon is one of tho most nutri- most comfortable thing in tho world or nervous those things keep you an' tail or While It is true that thought uses or serving lent And all this great beautiful world .inortla. Hut tious of fish, and contains great- twenty-fiv- e thin and tend to make you "scraggly Just before add a littla if tho habit is fastened the to put on flvu or ten or is liberates a certain amount of phos- on juice, iVph into hot plate3. put in about them, full of vitally interest- upon mem, tney ougnt est percentage of muscle-formin- g ele- pounds. looking." Smile often, every time you to shako It phorous, it also breaks down other each ono slice of lemon and sj.t in- ing and uplifting things! And thoy off, and wake up to big- ments. So really this expensive ilsn Women who want to gain think that think of it, in fact; think what a nice, i some of the materials in proportion, keep their eyes glued on Maine's new ger, is tho less costly, while cheapest and it has nil thoy have to do it tomcat, and ac- cotnfortcble place the world Is, eat kle a litt.o chopped parsley over finer things In life. the dress, and wonder if she paid a dollar Is, In reality, s nee been foui.d that phosphorous is cordingly they eat at all times, and cheerfully, and in good company, and it and serve. It Is a tragedy for a womanls mind the most costly, because a yard for got you no more necessary than nitrogen. tho flrst thing you know you will! Brawn or Head Cheese. tho material or it at a to go round and round in cueh a j get much more real nourishment too much, with the consequence that little It has since uefn proved, too, chat begin to round out all the hollow j Another timely and inexpensive bargain; or thoy see no further than circto, wnen so many than out of the cheaper forms of fish. thoy get their digestions out of order, wonderful and fish does not contain a larger percen- places and look like what you want meat dish what the English cull their neighbor's back door, and specu- interesting things are all Thus, for the same amount of heat, impair their nerves and get thinner ii about her tage of phosphorous than many other , late how long the latest hired girl energy muscle-formin- g before. You must eat scieuti-Jlcall- y to. brawn, but amer'catis head cheese. to wake her and thrill her with fncirj and elements than will stay. fuods. and in a manner to Improve Remember, in exercise and walking This Is made of pig's head and "trot- message of the wonder of life. It is contained in various fishes, you would A Fish, as said before, is valuable your health, not stuff yourself like a not to wear yourself out by working ters," and properly made anl decor- certain feminine resident in a more than pitiful to see her with her have to buy 49 cents--' worth of cod- small town deliberately ' chiefly because of "proteld," or Silly goose. So tho first thing for you at too high a tension. To got the best ated is q lite good enough for the "laid" for a eyes glued on Maine's or Harry's do-- fish, 59 cents of blucflsh, 38 cents of the ' muscle-formin- g woman who to mto-h- t elements, which to look to i your digestion. Plain remits you should go through Srnday nlf,lit s supper table. had come tako charge tnirR. whnn thov 1IF,.I ,n halibut, 11 cents of mackerel and 13 It s ? of Ja 'neighbot-'- contains. It practically no foods are always more wholesome your exercises with a great deal of Take a small pig'-- head, split and house during, v;thoj stars and all the magic of tho unl- - cents of salmon. So you see that tho contains energy, you J - family's absence, starch, no sugar and few organic than mixtures. You can indulge your-flcl- not rapidly, but a.9 though wash t. cold water. ut in a ket- and wormed out of . verse. cheapest fish to buy is not the most but her all th0 family new- salts. for instance, in your liking for were pulling against a heavy weight tel with two well cleaned pig's tet, affairs. The J Tho world of gossip is such a petty economical, because you get less a you tablc-spoonf- comer was a guileless sort, ilosscrts, and there are plenty of deli- and in manner to make feel the, cover tth cold water, add a and tho , world, it is so circumscribed, so filled strength from this food; and the bet-- J The amount of fat in flsh is small, cious desserts that are easy to digest pull on your arms. Fifteen minutes i.t salt and bring slowly to gossip was an old hanl at the busi- with trivialities, that a woman should ter grades of flsh are tho cheapest in most cases, tho bulk being water of this sort of daily any ness, and she departed ntl which you will enjoy. linked ap- exercise (at the boiling point. Skim, then add one from tho step outside it, and know the bigger, in the long run. j and refuse. The exceptions to this one time), by a quick cold tal.le-spoonf- feeling complacently ' ples, rice, bread, tapioca and fruit followed carrot 8.1tCi a bay leaf and a "chat" there ; finer things of llffe. For only by so Shell flsh are a very poor source rule are the lamphrey, salmon, trout tepid rubbing was ; muscle-formin- g puddings, cornstarch, pure fruit .jel-- r bath and brish with )( whole peppers. Cover little left untold. Yet she had doing will she begin to understand of elements, and con- - and turbot, all of which contain a coarse towel stimulates the circula-fres- h no idea she was doing anything dis- lies, .simple cake, stewed and ripo'a and cool until the meat separates j life, to see its unity and harmony, tain but little real nourishment. Con- goodly percentage of fat. you aro nli.t'on and leaves much refreshed, honorable or even unfriendly, sho endeav-icrin- g fruits end ice cream easily from the bones. Take up th? , and to find a meanine in it that sequently, they may be considered Those, therefore, who are recommended. I'uro and wholesome TIlt" exercises I .shall give in siu-cand- head and feet, remove the meat from she alwavs lived in this little world makes it worth the living. food accessories rather than foods to gain weight might well eat aro not harmful if eaten in ceoding articles will adviso you how tho bones and chop One, or cut in proper. these fish, while, on tho contrary, to develop different portions of tho moderate quantities and after meals. dices. Season with salt and pepper ThTattnTNErRfh P, KHNf S; i'neBS whlch usuaI accompanies It is because of this, perhaps, that those who aro desirous of losing - boav- - Thoso 1 n SivinS today are gas- - , Dates, nuts, ligs and raisins are health- to taste. Strain the broth in which ii - KA acaauu oners they have been considered tho "luxu- weight had better leave them severely especially directed to troubles con-hone- y tronomic history Is directed to "iu ic ful at mealtime, but as a general rule the meat was cooked and remove all the better".. for tho lndulgence of jewelr; ries" they are. Such fish are often alone. .sweet are botte- - to nected with the alimentary canal, state dinners which are given from ai.d fruits the fat. If there is more than throe whims than these Etruscan novelties, dangerous to eat, however. Oysters If flsh Is eaten at all, it should be satisfy the craving for sweets These exercises aro for everybody, time to time at the Elyseo Palace by ea tbia pints of the liquor, boil until reduc- the cost Is so small one feels free are notoriously dangerous foods fresh, as salt flsh is not considered I uua nro extremely important. They the President of tho. republic. and candles. ed to that amount Add the chopped French to discard them when the fad Is over, often causing typhoid fever and good many Vcgct'abcs should be kept up regularly, Here, other for reasons. aro especially goal for or diced meat. Stir well, boll five for instance, is the menu of ' Exercises to bo added to of food which does not disagree with you, these minutes, turn into molds. if one that was given on October 6, 10830,1 ' then hard-boile- 1896, In honor of "Tlie spring vegetables have a rcal,ast preferred, slices of d egg the Emperor of , ino. .. .,io on your uuck, 'medicinal effect, and salads are st.lon-- "'se- can be introduced in layers through Russia: Vf,.-let- - tIle"' keeping the legs Straight, bring .U.I for t..re. tr.Trnt.nra. wnror- mold. When ready to servo Huftres de Marenncs. them to the vertical position shown in the turnj cress, celery, onions, etc., with a dress- pretty and Portages, Consomme nux nlds do tho photograph. If difficult, do it with out on a platter decorate ing of lemon juice and olive oil are parsley. Tiny salanganes. one leg a time until you are able with water cress or excellent for your complexion and at jelly Crerae volallle. to do both. Practice from ten to molds or cubes of cranberry health generally. When you can have Carpos de la Creuso glaces sauce twenty times. can ls arranged also about the things like thr.t, who in the world francaise. Exercise No. 2. Lying on your "brawn" and served with it. wants to eat foods with hot and high- If a hot dish is desired, the sliced Selle de faon aux gaines do Pin. heavy, back, first with tho legs rateed per- ly seasoned dressings and brnwn can be dipiped in beaten egg, Supreme de poularde aux truffes do grea.iy pastries? pendicularly, lower botli legs together c, rolled in bread crumbs and fried in Perigord. It is my belief that you can eat any little, ilrst to one side and then to yourself by plac hot vegetable oil. If you wish to Terrines de homard toulousaine. food which does not agree with yon, tho other. Balance your keep a mold of the meat for some Barquettes d'ortolans des Landes. but you should never oat anvi.hing ing hands out horizontally on the i lay in a stone1 and cover Oranges do Nice gratlnees. imllges-ttlon- . lioor. Do not strain yourself in this time, Jar "which gives you an of t attack with vinegar. The cost of this jolly Falsans flanques do perdreaux rotis You ere poisoning oursif if movement, but lower the legs far' enough require , little dish is- almost ridiculous, the sur croustades. you do, and you will pay tho ,ei).nty to a moderate effort to bring you become! head usually retailing In eastern mar- Truffes au champagne. in a bad skin and cloudud eyes. them back. As stronger you can lower them j kets for six cents a pound, and tho Foie gras a la pariesenne. I never eat meat my.ielf, aud 1 ad- farther Do ten to twen- feet three cents each. Salade Francillon. vise a restriction in 'he use of meat and father. tnitf from ty timcfl. An Emergency Dessert. Cours a Creole. to all women. Nuts ate va'uao ? to d'artichauts la your Opett a can. of pears, peaches or .take the place of mor.t, but must Exercise No. Lying on Petltes hrouchees a la Nantua. yoi tight-fittin- g back, one leg tho and Put In a kettle- - with a Abricots relnes-claud- e chew them thoroughly, and eggs, peas, double at knee f.uinces. et Montmor- bring ft iqv until' touches- your cover. Mix two cupfuls of t beans and cheese ar puggestet, as it ency. chest, clasping the hands in front of self-risin- g flour with one cupful of Glace : substitutes Some baked dishes in aux avelines. the knee and, help to pull it against milk itnd a well beaten egg. Drop which milk Is used, li'rie escallijia! Dessert. your chest, lb Is important spoonfuls potatoes, will also take tho place of that this this batter by over tho Another characteristic feast was leg brought up meat. Spaghetti and macaroni are bo as far as described, heated fruit. Cover closely and steam that given on October 14, 1903, in and keep the leg stiff. Repeat COLES r HILL IPS nutrltrlous, but you should chew every other twelve minutes, taking care it does honor of the King and Queen of with the other 'leg. ten to on. ; morsel of them carefully. Practice not bora. Turn to a platter and Italy. This is what they had to eat twenty times with each leg. servo own juice. With cream Whe uslngniueh milk or eggs, you with its and drink on that occasion: give Exercise No. A. Sitting upright on or with hard sauce, preferrod. Pursuadc "him" to you should use acid fruits freely at some a as Creme de volatile a 1'ancienno. Con- tho floor stretch fur forward with the-- of day to overcome any Emma Paddock Telford. somme a la royale. other time hands as shown. Stretch beyond tendency. Oranges, grapes, out Petltes brouchces a la Nantua. bilious your toes later, curving your body. peaches, plums, apricots, grape fruit LINEN COLLARS AGAIN. Turbot au vin de Bourgogne. COMMUNITY Five to fifteen times. Jind apples are all recommended. There has been some talk of collars Medallions de filet Sman Bayeldi. Later, when you are stronger, yo of single Drink crane Juice, plain and fruit a thickness of fine linen Itis do veau la Regence. can perform this exercise from a re- a lemonades, and any other frill juices quite elaborately stiffened. Some of Timbales de canard Rossini. SILVER. clining position, lying flat on your these- are worn you like. Drink water freely between with stocks, others are Punch a la romalno. Show him this advertisement so lie will know beck, then rising to a sitting position not. Some have Jabots made of tho meals. and stretching forward beyond your ' Granite a la Mandarinette. the kind. Tell him that this famous ware has a I am asked what my diet same material, others aro fastened often toca, making It all ouo movement. Do Falsans dores truffles flanques 6olid I approve of. so if you upon chemisettes of the samo line silver disc overlaid on the wearing points, and is and what not do this in the beginning if is d'ortolans. I tell you. I avlod linen with elaborate lace ruffles is then triple-pl- us caro to hear will strains yqu. It will help you when you Poulards a la Parisienne. it plated with a plate. and .substitute matched In the long or short sleeves the use of white bread llrst start this to have some little Salade Monselet. Community Silver is guaranteed for brown bread and of the gown. 50 years .vhOlo wheat bread, weight to hold tho feet down. Bouquets de polntcs d'asperges. I ueo nil the olive oil This sort of neck dressing comes in ordinary family use. corn bread. Exorcise No. f. Standing erect and Fonds d'artichauts a l'ltallenno. 1 green vege- in tho samo category as certain llt- can in my salads and with tho hands upon tho hips, twist Polres crnssanes glaces. I broths, oyster tio waistcoats of liberty which tables. like moat the body flrst In one direction aud satin Frlandlses. fish, poultry or fall over the skirt top (high-mounte- d soup, boiled fresh then in ihe other, with the feet always Dessert. hominy, boiled skirts.) Harper's Bazar. game, whoaten grits, In tho rtame position. Twist as far sprouts, spinach, cau DISTRIBUTORS onions, brus3CVi around in each direction cs possible, JEWELRY NOVELTIES. llilower, potatoes, asparagus, green . CHECK A COLD. just as you would in looking behind Women who cravo inexpensive jew- - for tho Territory of Hawaii. corn, peas, string beans, stowed At the very flrst symptoms of a you. Ton to twenty times. ,!lrv liniltlloQ will lr r,,i!tA fnlrnn wltll A full ' cream, cold it is well to commence stock of the various patterns always on hand. prunes, figs, baked apples with treatment )tno Ktnmcan aQwmeB Bhwn ,n tho 1 I have PETTICOATS AGAIN. for by doing so serious developments Come in and let us show them to you. kinds of fruit, tho desserts 8hops Tho ,east elaborato ar0 ot ' cocoa, new cider, range The slightest increase in tho skirt's may bo prevented. camphor mentioned, Let be whlto mctal Kded Jn lmltatlon ot gra'po All width of the wearing of n pet- inhaled, give the juice, unfermented Juice. admits feet a hot bath in oUl nomui goltI and dalntllv flU. alcoholic liquors aro tabooed. ticoat a chango which will bo pleas- mustard and water, after wnicU the ,Brced. Tno pretentious have I lnoro you aro trying to gain flesh ing to tho older women. The best patient should get warm "W. ''HlKKflfe I:- ' If into a bed 8ettings of bright stones and tako very -J a n soup, cropc hot-wat- would add to this cronm chicken petticoats nro now made of do with a bottle to tho tent, kindly to these pretty color touches, or beef soups thickened, beef, mutton. Chlno rafur linn silk JcT&oy and drink a largo tumblerful of hot lTho combination of turquoise and gold boiled ham, lamb chops or cutlets," A very good model has the upper lemonnde mado thus: Tho juice of a js particularly offectlvo and eagerly broiled bacon, juicy steaks, hamburger part of do OVn with a fcb.ijicrt lemon, a largo tenspoonful of glycerine, .sought by tho discornlng blond. Somo steaks, all sorlfl of cereals, milk and flounce f chlftui! joined on at tho a llttio sugar; All up with boiling .very pretty brilliants and rubies aro dry toast, milk, hot or cold. Jams and knees and forming a foundation for Wllter. j attracting her darker sister, ) jellies .and custards. graduated Idas bands of satin. The ' I Every piece shown may bo worn oysters Avoid hashes, stews, cooked three materials aro in the same shndo Patience and hustle should make with caso and good effect, as there Is clnmfl, pork, thin soups, cab- - or veal, of vlolot. Harper's Bazar. a winning 'team. not tho least suggestion of tho gaudl- - consumptive, tfMi after forty Kill. fVVTiVl AMD - KtmBMWao. Ut.tOTI Of Vl HtCTOM AMM Do nhoiiid be Ike limit, ftie DanK - YoKouame specie All tatters to to on blanks fTr HEL PS TO A LONG LIFE Aii'Di-dlna- to HetobHlkof, mlerol OPPlOint hi th large IntwMInt ate responsible LIM1TKD Two. , ' . for old ana aR we usually see n. HEAD OFFICE., YOKOHAMA lcTTTLT Z ., You rations may to at ' Capital . . . teoirt. the offto in other worda, aa a dleeatert mind, Subscribed Yen 48.000.0W " irma m imam uw O . Ii I of Superintendent of Public ii m,. OI1(I i Capital Paid Up the ,if, .,.r to tlm kpikmhI r iimi n in ..r ..vi.i. Hon. ami to neutralise this tenrienri Yen 30.00a.00l imny, held on Thurosny, the SIM ear than llg Hhnkespeim-To Be,erved Work, r'aplto! Building, Honolulu. j mice; may'1'" ml vises the mur milk dl-t- . Kml - Fund Y" 17.1W.MI nt Mar. h 1(119 Ik ILra.la but Individual resistance " " " VHHt Bach proposal shall to accompanied , I " Mmo T? Want lntpi;neiie, engaged be built up In h surprising whv by'""1 xiulioritlei dissent from thU r teelwt in l)llllon-yH- r by a certified check for 6 of the task of world building persistent affoi.t. view; but all agree that constipation General banking business transact .the mont d. Savings amount of propawl, made payable t- L lyijL-jL- a, Hxtended human existence As we all know, body is oom la a life thortonur .ami In mmi , account for tl and tin ' the. it Marston Cnmpbell. of ' Imiist whjiii like I lag nrdB' nprit1ent SLLV' Long, Heavy h mero of timo. in unity of colls, onch cell unoloaous to In due to neglect of function or abuses! ' "Imkw Hair? Kv Flro and Public Worka. . L"J. " t'u human pliiloeKiphor, attack-Jlii- tho one-colle- d organism found of cathartics. The Bplmil center biyglar proof truUb, will W fif!. In our that f tho problems Safo Deposit 1 The Superintendent Public V"? 'V Then treat your hair well. Sec of the Infinite with ponds, the nmauba. The combined prosldos over the bowel functions can Boxes for ront at pet daring roar and -- that it is properly fcd. and Insatiable curiosity, ofton II vc of these millions of nerves, mus- bo tralnod to do Its work by regular upwards. J. V. Cooke- Treasurer and Mreeior Growlli I or nt1 proposals, and to award the con- takes llttlo ruck of time, the call of cle, liver, kidney, blood, habits, freo drinking of water between TrunkB and cases to be kept oi 13. E. Paxton. .Secretary and DJroetor of every kind demands proper and other tract as a whole or In imrt. lho uuknowtiblu excluding tho clniniH tltsuo colla make up "llfo" meals, plenty of vegetables and fruit, custody at moderato rates. H. O. Dillingham Dfreelor food. Starved hair splits at tho of man. MARSTON CAMPBISLL, the 'of everyday life. Nevertheless, our Although we are oxorclsc, bathing, massage, etc., Particulars to bo applied for. D. B. Murdoch ends, turns prematurely gray, supposed to bo born but Superintendent of Public Works. Auditor philosophers and great selontlats llvo but once und dlo but once, It Is a the regular uso of cathartics renders YU AKAl, Manager. ELM Kit E. PAXTON, keeps short and dry. long. Honolulu, April 2, 1912. Then feed It would Boom that thoy cling fact, con- this conter and the bowol muscle Secretary. Kauai Fruit & Co. your hair. Feed that birth and death are Inert Und it with proper to life, not for Its own sake, but, llko stantly going on within us. Iiong after and unresponsive to ordinary stim- Honolulu Office, Bothol and Merchant food, a regular hair-foo- d. Archimedes, In uli. Stroots. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Feed ordor to solve just one the olllclal death of the body, celluar ,D. Q. M., TER- OFFICE Honolulu. April 8, it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. more problem. may pro- No matter how "chesty" you may Tol. 2421 and 1694. P. O. Box MS FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Thus activities continue, and be 1912. Certain buildings, heretofore help nature all you possibly It Is a humiliating fact reptiles longed by feel about your muscularity, remem- RITORY OF HAWAII. HOLDING can that artificial means. These body "DUXBAK" LEATHER BELTING occupied by Dowsett Company, Ltd, toward giving you far exceeded the human race In longe- ber mere TERMS IN THE CITY AND rich, heavy, cells, and especially the brain and that muscle is not health, et al, sitimted on vity. A COUNTY OF HONOLULU. Schofleld Barracks luxuriant hair. turtle hits been known to nerve cells, may bo trained to remark-.abl- o and may be a burden. Moderate Ask your doctor Doesn't Slip or Military Reservation, are offered for about your live one hundred and llfty years, show performances, good and bad. nt all ages Is wisest, and nftcr hair and about Ayer's salo by U. S. Sealed proposals in lug a tenacity of llfo Inherited from Tho man who must havo cock- forty-liv- e tho man who engages in vio- TERRITORY OF HAWAII, by Mars Hair Vigor. Follow his advice. his Stretch tripllcato for purchase of same re- remote ancestors. Tho dinosaur, gig tail at eleven u. m. every day has lent competitive sports is endangering ton Campbell, Superintendent of Pub ceived until 10 a. m. May 8, 1912. Fur-thc- r antic lizard of the JuraBslc Period, .trained certain cells to clamor for thV his life. Walking, swimming, golf, hill Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd. He Works, Plaintiff and Petitioner vs. Agents. information upon request. Clyf. which has not been seen alive these .Indulgence. But how about man climbing, billiards pool, gardening, Solo GOO WAN HOY; ENOCH JOHN- Ayer's Hair Vigor the fard Game, D. Q. M. six million years, lived much longer with the aggrt.isivo abdomen, who croquet, may all be indulged in by the Second and South Sts., Honolulu. SON; KAMAKA STILLMAN; ROSE Gts April S ,0, 10, 11, My G, 7. than tho turtle or other modern rep takes his "three squares" dally with elderly; but violent sports and pro- McINERNY, wife of E. A. McINER DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR tiles, Judging from tho physical struc "lashings" of meat that would put to longed physical labor search out the NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE NY; E. A. McINERNY; CARL ON ty Dr. C. Ayer ture or his remains. tiny weak spots often hasten degene TAI; GEORGE D. "its' I. L Co., U..II, , U.S.A. With a shame an animal In the zoo? Is he .and OF STOCK. ROBINSON; brain case and enormous body, he just gratifying a natural and normal rative changes. GEORGE T. ROBINSON; J. A. wallowed In By leaving alcohol alono your LILIKALANI; EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. the Jurassic shallows and cell demand, or lies he educated his chance Certificates Nos. 36G7 and 3G73 for THOMAS took In daily an army supply for a long llfo will be about twenty-fiv- e ROSE IC. AIAU; LUM "unearned Increment" cellular to demand this ten shares of the Capital Stock of Mc- of seven per cent, CHAN; CHING hundred pounds of leaves of nutrition, lar In excess of Its re better than that of tho uryuo Sugar Company, Ltd., have KWAU KHI; WONG and twigs by average Plumbers and Sheet Metal Workers. simply stretching out quirements? "moderate" drinker. The been loBt or destroyed. All persons LEONG; HARRY DOO JOE; JAPAN- avmg his long neck or rising on his stu Bodily Conservation and Discipline. drinking of alcohol is no more neces- ESE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, a STOVES AND RANGES. are hereby warned against negotiat pendous tail. Ho was tho largest phy Tho instinct of modern Intelligence sary than the drinking of chloroform, ing W. O. SMITH; S. M. DA or otherwise dealing in or with Is a habit as easily acquired as sical expression of the long and simplo is against waste. ether, or gasolene. Some day It may MON, E. FAXON BISHOP, Phone 3067. Cor. King such shares. Application has been ALBERT and Bishop St. life over be kept only on tho drug shelf; F. thrlftlessness'. that has existed; but his life Thi.s principle is being applied with but made to tho Treasurer of said Com JUDD, ALFRED W. CARTER, was narrow. in the meantime "thoy drink and thoy Children be Increasing rigor in matters of busi pany for tho issuance of n new, certi- Trustees under tho Will and of the should taught to So far as known to tho writer, no ,ness and government; but in the mat- drink and they drink." ficate. Estate of Bernice Pauahl Bishop, de save and tho greatest assist- SOLAR fossil Su- happi- Less hustle and hysteria, HEATER remains of philosophers (or ters that most deeply affect our and more Dated March 21st, 1912. ceased; JOHN DOE; MARY ROE; ance you can give premo bodily real, effective work, steady courage them is a will Bar you money. Call and see Court judges) have been found ness and success in life our GEORGE SANDERSON. JANE BLUE, and JOHN BLACK, un in ,so and patience in tho dally Savings Account in their name. one In operation. the Jurassic; that contempor resources and expenditures the conflict, the Sts Mar. 21, 23, 28, 30, Apr. 4, 0, known owners and claimants, Defen- - exclusion 11, 13 You can open ACETYLENE LIGHT & AGENCY aneous comparison of galnt IlzardB conservation of scientific of baseless worry needless dnts and Respondents, Eminent Do- an account for fatigue, I. COMPANY. with humans is not possible. Yet development of elllclency are still woe- these things are just as main. one dollar and a Homo Bank necessary for our health as HuBtoco avenue, off South SL from these animal documents we may fully neglected. tho wholo Term Summons. will bo given you. draw the lesson mere length of armamentarium of the microbe fight- - BY AUTHORITY that How can one best utilize the re THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII: llfo is the .summum sources era. not bonum. Per now available for tho develop- TO THE HIGH SHERIFF OF THE Alexander & haps some our who Sealed of famous loafers, ment and improvement of the natural tenders will be received at TERRITORY OF HAWAII, or his believe that "to is to live," tho ofllce of City Baldwin loaf would defenses of tho body? TO TELL CHARACTER tho and County Deputy; the Sheriff of tho City and BANK of HAWAII. Ltd. L1HITED. llko to back to Clerk up to 12 o'clock noon, hark the Jurassic and Tho answer should be obvious. Dig FROM THE MOON'S AGE April County of Honolulu or his Deputy: leaf eating; the averr.ge wlde-awak- o 2Gth, 1912, for tho improvement but not up your family history, take it to your There is a very ancient supersti of YOU ARE COMMANDED to sum Capital and Surplus, American. doctor, and n.sK him to examine and tion says that portion of the west aide of Nuu-am- i which that It Is possible to mon Goo Wan Hoy; Knoch Johnson. $1,200,000. It has been by Avenue from a point 320 ma-ka- i Sugar Factors estimated Professor size you up as a "going concern." If tell tho approximate character of a feet Kamaka Stillman; Rose Mclncrny, Irving Fisher that by reasonable pre- of Jack Lane to Puiwa Lane, con- COMMISSION MERCHANTS ho shoos you out of his ofllce because child by tho number of days it was wife of E. A. Mclncrny; E. A. Mcln- cautions and the full utilization of the sisting of tho construction of a con- and you have not tho obvious signs of born after the appearance of a new crny; Carl Ontal; Georgo D. Robin- resources of science, the mean dura- crete curb and gutter and the grad- INSURANCE AGENT& cancer or a broken down heart or moon. The following aro the most son; George T. Robinson; J. A. Ma tion of life could bo extended about man, ing and macadamizing of tho road-wir- kidney, go to a more progressive Important indications: goon; Lilikalanl; Thomas Lalnkea: SaPOSTER fifteen years; and that this slice of to in medi- who is alive modern ideas 1. If born within twenty-fou- r hours Rose K. Alau; Lum Chan; Chlnp agents ron longevity which Is now wasted costs Informa- Terms of Proposal. lTTRESS cine. Do not require minute after a now moon tho child will livo Kwau Khl; Wong Lcong; Harry Doo the nation some fifteen hundred mil- your as to tho work- Bidders will -- in propo- Hawaiian Commercial & flnjfiu" tion and fix mind to a good old age, and practically 'ate their Joe; Japanese Benevolent Society, a Dempany. lions of dollars annually. These fig- ings of your body; put the respon- sals: but everything he undertakes in llfo will corporation; W. O. Smith, S. M. Da- ures are, of course, estimates only, your insist upon 1. A specific sum for ho Haiku Sugar Company. sibility on doctor, and be successful. which will mon, E. Faxon Bishop, Albert F. Judd but they servo a useful purpose in knowing the things that will injuro furnish all labor, tools, and material, Pal a Plantation. If born within two days after and Alfred W. Carter, Trustees un Maul Agricultural CompanJJ, giving concrete expression to the pos- you, and thoso which, will specially except .such machinery and material the new moon, the child will bo for der tho will and of the Estate of Bor-nlc- ThU Sugar sibilities, however remote, of the fu- benefit and strengthen you. as will bo furnished by tho City ana jgjy is the matirrst thni ttiows po Hawaiian Company. tunate, particularly in accidental Pauahi Bishop, deceased: John what. m tit ture, and afford a stimulus to the stu- This Is the simplest way to get in County of Honolulu, necessary to con Eanuku Plantation Company things. Doe, Mary Roe; Jane Blue, and John It is the quality of cotton used and the i KcBryde Sugar Company. ' pendous task of overcoming the In- tho right path; and tho best way to struct tho curb and gutter; and grade way thry are made that givr Stearns Si 3. If upon tho third day, per Black, unknown owners claim Ko.ter MattreK-.- their perfi-i- t comfort and ' of prejudice deep rooted this and Kahuku Company ertia and keep there is to havo your body and macadamize tho roadway accord- wonderful life. Anexluive "wi-- process--" Plantation son will achieve success, largely ants, defendants and respondents, in Kauai Railway Company. custom. Why tako a hundred year.s periodically Inspected Just as it is ing to the plans and specifications. Let us show them lo vou today. through tho help and of case they shall fllo written answer Kauai Electric Company. to do what can be done in a genera- customary to inspect a well ordered assistance 2. The time within which ho will We others. within twenty days scrvico here are sole agents Honolua Ranch. tion? business institution. Good habits are agree to complete tho work. after 4. If upon the fourth day, tho child of to be and appear before the said J. HOPP & COMPANY. Haiku Fruit & Packing Company.-ffftea- l There is a prevalent idea that under easily formed, and when once estab Alternato proposals will be receiv will not bo so successful In Circuit Court at the torm thereof Fruit & Land Company. modern conditions the span of life lished life becomes a condition of mov- life, and ed for furnishing Warrenlto or other may pending immediately expira- is lengthening, and that old peoplo llvo ing equilibrium, free from fussy anx havo several serious Illnesses. similar wearing surface on a four and after the 5. twenty FRATERNAL MEETING8. longer and more effectively than form- iety and uncertainty regarding what Born upon the fifth day, such ono half (IV.") Inch rock base In tion of days after service here- C0OOCKjjrinK provided, erly. It Is true that all over the to eat, drink, and do. If your family a person will prove sucessful if caro place of oil macadam. of; however, If no torm be MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE, HONOLULU LODGE NO. 616, pending civilized world there has been a steady history is sound, your doctor will tell be taken to start certain enterprises Each bidder must submit with his nt such time, then to be and Best in tho Market. appear B. P. O. ELKS. fall in the general death rate for you that a combination of sound stock at certain times. proposal a certified check for the before tho said Circuit Court HENRY MAY & CO. Im- 6. at the next succeeding term thereof, Meets In their hall on King street soveral hundred years; but this and sane living is well nigh invincible This is not a good day, as a sum of flvo per cent (G) of tho Phone 1271. sav- to wit, the January 1918 Term there- near Fort, every Friday evening. Vis- provement Is largely due to the and will put you well forward in tho rule. Dreams aro untrustworthy. amount bid, payable to tho City and of, to xxoxxocox bo holden City Coun- iting Brothers cordially to ing of lives in infancy and early adult race, Instead of among the "also rans." 7. This day's child will havo many County Clerk, City and Coun'y of Ho at tho and are invited ty attend. life. In this country tho fall in the If your family history is "spotty," ho troubles, but will conquer them all. nolulu. of Honolulu on Monday, tho 13th day of next 10 James L Holt A. E. MURPHY, E. R. death rate Is wholly duo to such will tell you to keep off the thin ice; 8. Success; dreams will prove All proposals shall bo on blanks January at o'clock a. m to Offers somo fine lota near the ecj H. DUNSHEE, Sec'y. cause, an increased mortality having thero is plenty of room on the pond in helpful and lost articles found. furnished by tho City and County show cause why tho claim been found among tho elderly by the the safe places. 9. A very good day; riches and Clerk. of tho Territory of Hawaii, plaintiff, line at Palama at a bargain, also tks HONOLULU LODGE, NO. '800, most recent Investigations. Let us This means cultivating self control honor await tho child bom this day. Plans, Specifications and Forms of should not bo awarded to it pursu- balmy Bea-beac- h home of tho late Ad to tenor L. O. O. M. hope that those who help to mold our not only of appetites, but of emotions. 10. Unfavorable on the whole, es- Proposal, may bo had upon applica- ant the of Its annexed Peti- miral Beckley at Aqua Marine. will awaken to the fact that, demon tion at the ofllce City tion. And havo you then there this Will meet In Odd Fellows' Building, destinies Tho toxin of fatigue has been pecially to boys. of tho and by tho success of science in generated by County Writ with full return your pro j Fort street, near King, every Friday blinded strated; but the poisons 11. A long, happy life to those Clerk. of LEADING HAT saving tho unfit, we have permitted excess over A deposit of flvo ($5.00) will ceedings thereon. CLEANERS. evening at 7:30 p. m. Visiting broth- evil temper and emotional born this day. dollars peoplo to weakened by yet been bo required on WITNESS tho Presiding No. 20 Berctanla St.', near Nuuanu. ers cordially invited to attend. our become nonessential havo not 12. All dreams of this child will such act of plans and Honorable overrapidlty of social development, although without a doubt specifications. Judge of the Circuit Court of the All kluds of Hats Cleaned and AMBROSE J. WIRTZ, Dictator. determined, rovo truo quickly. by multiplication of temper, emo- Tho Board of Supervisors First Circuit, nt Blocked. Wo sell tho latest styles of E. A. JACOBSON, Secretary. ' tho extraordinary they oxi&t. Explosions of 3. Fortunate: favors you ask will reserves Honolulu aforesaid, the sources of nervous strain and tho tional cyclones, and needless fear and be granted, tho rights to reject any or all bids this lGth day of Fobruary, 1912. Porto Rico, Panama and Felt Hats. nervous expen- to (Seal) All work guaranteed. Called for and excessive demand for panic over disease or misfortune that 14. A very mixed life; both for.tune and waive all defects. (Sgd.) J. A. DOMINIS, A Silent Testimonial in 1). . delivered on abort notice. Prices diture which is reflected in tho seldom materializes, aro simply bad and misfortune await you. KALAUOKALANf, JR., Clerk. degeuera-tlv- o moderato. OF THE WORK DONE BY THE creasing death rate from cell habits. By proper ventilation and 15. Fortunate for some the prac- City and County Clerk. Endorsed: L. No. 7489 Reg. 3 Pg. 453. maladies. of mind It Is possible lOts April 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 1G, 17, Circuit Court Terri- FELIX TURRO, Specialist. Illumination tho tical businesslike persons; unfortun-at- o First Circuit, Honolulu, T. H. To sum up, we are, temporarily at to cultivate tolerance, poise, and real for others. 18, 19. tory of Hawaii. January Term out adjustment with our en- being "lobster" or 1912. least, of courage without a 10. Not a good day. Do not mar- Territory of Hawaii, by vironment. We have outpaced our OFFICE C. Q. M., CHRONICLE Marston Campbell, Superintendent a "bromide." ry on tho anniversary of this day if adaptability, and must allow It to Tho man whoso daily work Interests possible. BIdg., San Francisco, Cnl., April 10, of Public Works, Plaintiff and Pe- catch up with us. specially fortunate. His only 1912. Sealed proposals will bo receiv- vs Goo Hoy, him Is 17. A manly man; a chaste, beau- titioner Wan et als.. Influence of Heredity. being into exces 11 a. May 10, 1912, risk is that of led tiful woman, is tho prognostication ed hero until in., Defendants and Respondents. Com- BEFORE In planning for a long life, or rather to vhls furnishing wood, charcoal, plaint sive and exclusive attention for thoso born this day. lor coke, and Summons. Issued at in planning to live well, the first step business or profession. fuel and mineral oil, and gasolino re- 10:12 a. m. Fob. lGth, 1912. A. 18. Danger awaits one born today. J. should be an examination of your Contrariwise, tho man whoso work quired at posts In Western Division Dominis, Clerk. Returned at 3:20 taking a policy of life Insur- "Bewaro" must bo his over-prese- ancestry. repellent Is In a p. Is monotonous and motto. during llscal year commencing July m. March 14th, 1912, J. A. Do- ance In any other company We havo referred to the inherited hard case. But, Instead of accumulat- 1, 1912. Information furnished on ap- minis, Clerk. E. Deputy ask to see 19. A healthy, strong body, but a W. Sutton, tha advantages enjoyed by tho turtle. Un ing the poison of discontent, an effort plication horo or to Post Quartermas- Attorney General, Attorney rebellious, hard mind unless caro bo for questionably his racial vitality Ib a should bo made to balance avocation ters, Quartermasters Plaintiff.. used to strengthen and purify and at Seattle. CONTRACT greater protection to him than his against vocation. Aside from tho ordi- It Wash., Portland, Oro., and Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, ) 20. Cheerful, much-belove- d will bo carapace. Tho man with a sound, nary, intermittent relaxations and H T., may by lm tno tho child born this day. and bids bo received )ss resistant ancestry has a head start amusements, many of which, by tho Post Quartermasters and Quartermas- City and County of Honolulu. ) greater liberty over 21. A wandering disposition, rest- NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL in the race. Ho enjoys way, are often Injurious to tho ter, Honolulu, H. T., until 11 a. m. I, J. A. DOMINiS, Clerk of the Clr steady in- less, unhappy because of this, of action than his less fortunate worked and nervous, tho Pacific time, May 10, 1912. F. Von cult Court of tho First Judicial Cir stock, sport, 22. An unfortunate day; great caro LIFE INSURANCE COM' neighbor who comes of weaker fluence of somo harmless fad, Schrader, C. Q. M. cuit, Territory of Hawaii, do hereby not bo coa dissociated from must bo exercised in all things un- although liberty should or mental pursuit Gts April 10, 11, 12. 13. May 8, 9. certify that tho foregoing is a full, PA NY OF BQ3TON, MA88. bo em dertaken. founded with license. business or profession should SEALED PROPOSAL8. true and correct copy of tho original no rca bo avoided 23. Honor and famo will come to mmmmmmm On tho other hand, there Is ployed. Brainwork should summons in tho case of Territory of aad compare tha many individual who finds con physicnlly exhausted, and vlco him born this day; your dreams will son for the .when auiAirju i'iiui'uaAL,a will bo re Hawaii, by Marston Campbell, Sup- It offers with those Best Equipment Plant In Hawaii. apoplexy, often help you. sumption, cancer, insanity, versa. ceived by tho Superintendent of Pub erintendent of Public Works vs. Goo companies. 24. A cheerful, sweet disposition oi other or some other degenerative strain Diet and Exercise. is lie Works of tho Territory of Hawaii Wan Hoy, et al., as tho samo ap among to get into a an excess of nutrition given to tho child born this day. I his forebears In early llfo up to 12 m. of Monday, May 20, 1912, pears of record and on fllo in the of- physical activit 2G. Bo careful of all illnesses; do blue funk and continually look for tho is well borne; but as and opened immediately thereafter In fice of the Clerk of said Court handwriting a man is less need for not bollovo In dreams. WK5., on the wall. Such ies wane and there tho presence of bidders, for furnish- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I havo Castle &Cooke. hi. Elmply eating heartily con 2G. This child will havo many needs to realize his limitations. food tho habit of ing all material, labor, tools, equip- hereunto set my hand nd affixed the LIM1TBD King and Alakea. well grows apace. The hardships, will como through What would bo liberty for tho tinnes and often but all ment and means of transportation seal of said Circuit Court, this 23rd tho Qensral Agenta. Monuments Cleaned for Memorial Day endowed may bo license for him; and result Is a steady doparturo from of them well. and filling certain lands, streets lanes, day of March, 1912. yet Is no family history so bad proper balanco of waste and ropair. 27. Unfortunate, as a rule; you there but alloys and highways in Kowalo, i, (Seal) j. a. DOMINIS, fairly of exercise KAHN SYSTEM OF REINFORCED that it need debar tho man of Depending on tho amount might also make a great success. Puunui and Kukuluaeo. f ity Clerk of .tho Circuit be Court of tho First CONCRETE sound physlquo from tho enjoyment of taken, tho supply of food should 28. If born beforo noon, many and Oojnly of Honolulu, Territory of Circuit. Y. WO SING CO. Rib-Lat- forty years of ago. Cup Bars, Rib Metal, Hy, Rib, all that la most worth whllo in human cut down after good things will befall; if born nfter iUwail, moro partl-M'a.i- shown on ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., meat in tho Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. Waterproof Coating. existence. and the proportion of that hour, bewaro that theso good maps on fllo In the office of tho Su- Attorney General, Meat is and Butter 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Heredity exerts Its influence chief- dietary decidedly reduced. things do not prove your ruin. perintendent of Public Works, Capi E. W. SUTTON, a day 1186-118-8 Honolulu. ly by transmitting a lack of resistance seldom required moro than onco tol Building, Honolulu, entitled "REC Deputy Attorney Nuuanu Street or Genoral Attor- Areata for the Hawaiian Islands. to somo particular class of diseases or except by tho poorly nourished Fino Job Printing, Star Ofllce. LAMATION KEWALO,) KAAKAUKU. ney for Petitioner. Telephone 1034. Box 9C1

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REED and RATTAN ROCKERS for Lanais.. We are in receipt of a few dozen of these articles medium priced from; Wakefield Rattan Co., Style, Article and price

Honolulu Wire Bed Co. King and Alakea Streets

"It was not Invented by many men; workroom aud there Is tho tubing In process uf making. A SATGHEL FULL OF for It )s no' one" Invention, but a I series of Inventions out of which this! Tho glnss is blown by tho glass MM by was evolved. It Is not pos'Vble to blower, shaped in a white Ilanie the easily give the dire of the completed pro- lirn.ith nf nti nnnrntnr. as and thn flittn atintioR Ilia! The supreme marvel in optics has.clency. .Hut the daylight tube has cess by which this dayligM tube was ' problem conclusively. proved to bo n successful invention, notes of breath. BACK pass. A day solved the HOME como for to substitute those turns aud curves s - for a growth. This light It must have light ha.-- boon Invented. It Is characteristic of this manufac- it h:s been perfectly mado and uniform to mcas-- J Now If you want to turn night into tured daylight that while other light- company Is continually expeilmenting. ure, required for the purpose of the day you can buy tho daylight to do ing equipment.? aro sold by the light We net only niako the white tubes AND MIGHTY GLAD wo talcing up daylight window, containers of the it. this Is sold by the "window." for the da'ight, hut are elusive gas and the e.eetrlc fluid. For tho way to make daylight has This daylight is a vacumm tube the problem of lighting rooms and light Tho daylight tube is tho foundation been discovered, and tho materials of electric light produced by the passage public buildings by a continuous of the whole invention. Hut there la which it Is made. It has taken twenty of alternating electric current through tube, a yellow tube in this case, which Chock full of New Ideas Vim a pinkish much more that enters into the mak and centuries to find It out, and about .htsMy rareiled carbon dioxide gas gives peculiar yellowish, brilliancy, very and pheasant as ing of daylight. years of experiment to bring j confined within tho continuous clear soft llftcen The chemical and electrical sides of daylight to market so tue worm couiu.giass tunc, well as very strong, a light that for Yours truly mcny general purposes would serve the process aro equally important. buy. Hut this very new discovery Is j The most typical form of daylight Carbon dioxide gas and an alternat now a commercial fact, already with window is about the size of a suit better than Iho daylight window, ing electric current sound iiko a sim- "million in it." case and rests upon a transformer which Is designed especially to be of ple combination; but when they aro Daylight Is actually manufactured contained In a box about a foot square, use in the industries. brought together in a vacuum tube for by a New York company with head-'fro- which tho "window" is readily "Wo are installing these daylight lorn h tho purpose of producing daylight the quarters on Fifth avenue, a window- - separable. Tho rectangular sheet windows in dyo works, textile mills, mixing must be done by an expert. ollico flooded with tho bright light metal case contains the vacuum tube oil reiineries, lithographing plants, in Iras Experiments havo been made with a of continually by this com- - and Its mechanism color works of every kind, throughout SHARP SIGNS noontide variety of frequency and voiage, and Hicrclal duplicate of sunlight. The, The tube Is of glass bent the country. We have a number of the daylight window may be modified United Bureau of Standards at back and forth upon Itself in uniform them in use In New York City In tho States to any of them. Washington has proclaimed the new lengths, and immediately upon closing New York Post-Ofnc- in tho Now suit - - light "the-onl- y artificial illuinlnant ro- the switch of tho supply circuit the York Central, in Madison Square Gar- w. H. ANDREWS, WHO MAY producing daylight." tube is filled with a pure white light den and a number of other places. A BE THE FIRST SENATOR Before the lay public oven heard of of about power that is re- number of photographers in New York FROM NEW MEXICO. ICR DAUGHT ,tho Invention, tho textile mills, dye markably soft and that vet possesses aro using tho light. houses, oil rofmeries aud lithograph-- an amazing illuminating power. "This light In a colored goods de: lug planis' snapped it up ecgerly as the its mechanism is designed to utilize pr.rtmcnt of a store, mill or factory NOW make them gas gaseous con WELL The "ROSE" one thing in tho world to carbon dioxide as the enables the business to bo run withqut Famous Independent of tho t'.nio of day and ductor within iho glass vacuum. regard to daylight or weather con tho weather In the hours of. their simple but extremely ingenious elec-vvor- ditlons. It is no longer necessary to Mrs. C Cole Tells How Her valve automatically feeds the car- - mako unsatisfactory sales in depart Daughter Was Restored to enough to Pink-ham- 1912 The day lira never been long bon dioxide gas from its container ment stores on dark days or late In Health by Lydia E. 's for some folk, and the way the solar tho light-givin- g vacuum tube as It Is the afternoon and the evening, nor Compound. supply was distributed has never suit- - needed. The two electrodes of the Is It necersary to close down mills so long as Old Sol and this od others. Hut vacuum tube also extend into and factories when goods requiring Fitchville, Ohio. take pleas of "I creat liis lighting system lias control compartment. correct color values are produced, In ure in writing to thank you forwhatyoiir GAS IRON the situation, sonio 03,100,000 miles The air transformer is of the shell tho bsence of natural daylight. medicine hasr dono 'outside tho jurisdiction of all Leglsla- - type, steel incased and especially de- - "i believe that the daylight window for my daughter. tnres and public-servic- e boards, noth signed to supply tho proper voltage to may oven extend to the home. If "Before taking rjiia your medicine Will do a .day's ironing for only $.03 worth of GAS. ing was to bo done about it. the terminals 6f the tube. woula be a grcat nclp and stimulation she But now, behold, daylight is a do- - Thero :s a beautiful regularity in was all run down, to night.workcrs, to professional men suffered from pains Price complete with tubing $3.00. tnooMn nrntltmt! the automatic operation of the gas , cvenlns; studies, to scientists in her side, could not gives out, why. hero's a fee(i consists of - If the sun valve. The feed valve who aro carry;ng on important labora- wqlk but a short dis- rocipo for daylight: a solenoid' acting upon a small 'l0 tory work in. the evening; or, in fact. tance at a time, and gas in Put a little carbon dioxide core within a glass tube. at any time where a light of high call- - had severe pains in alternating a vacuum tube and run an When the core is raised lriajnetical. bro an(, dnylght vau,0 woui be in head and limbs. She Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd electric current through it and then ly from tho pool of mercury in which ,loman(1. Tne ionger the light is on came very near hav l.rt l.i. 1nvHi?1lHc ing nervous prostra lill I ,J in. J .....j j It rests there Is exposed above tho tl tn ,nore It8 Dosslbilitles mnrkt tion. She bad begun to cough good You can carry buu vous oi u fcrounu mercury a tiny caruon piug uirougu Will a ALAKEA BERETANIA STS. ' ror usefUinES dlsclcso AND I deal melancholy by spells, a suit case. which the gas permeaates and thus and seemed seives ' f She tried two doctors got little help. In a daylight room permeates but You can install it which the gas and thus cannot find words to express my ! I v "I .... l.m.i,t rfttW ITllI inn I .1 ., 1 ...... 1lrVitnn 'f rf gratefulness for what Lydia E. Pink- - j will a year without re-- operation of "breathing" or ' daylight shine This the Investigator is wise to follow tho ham's Vegetable Compound has done for "window." Or, you can feeding once every m la- my daughter. Sho looks ' nowlng tho occurs about man of tho factory into the color feels and like for six months In the is a cyliuder the right another girl since taking it, and I shall keep It canned ute. There at room. THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR land of the midnight sun, and it will nf Hw fund vnlvn which Is the ges SANTA FK, N. M.. March 8. Wil- always feel that I owe you a great debt. 11 18 r(- - use light the other six months tor you generator. This generator is also auto-- 8", n' wlt" " liam li. Andrews, who was a character "You can this letter for the bene ul- - fit of others if you wish, as I shall - you are ready to trim on tho generates extremely u"? lrou B"ullel". 'UlU" tu ol""- uul luu In Pennsylvania politics In the days when matic in that is Lways recommend your INTER STATE. at!8"nllGt from tho big window that may medicines for fe current. small quantities of gas, and only of Senator Quay, be elected male troubles. C. Fitch- 5 On' looks out on the Jersey landscape, "Mrs. Cole, MODEL 40 Passenger, Fore Door Touring .Car. It is as portable as a phonograph or the moment when it Is required. United States Senator from this ville, Ohio. K'S Thor w of ln- - MODEL 41 4 Passenger Demi Tonneau. day-ilg- organizes on a typewriter, and who knows, if either side are the electrodes. State. The legislature Hundreds of such letters from moth MODEL 42 Roadster type all with the splendid new - 'n it. One for color matching was generally used for lighting Tho standard "windows" are design- March 11, and the election is sched- ers expressing their gratitude for what ls Is designed for stores or 5V& ; 40 Instead of ed for sixty cycle alternating current uled 21. Tho legislature Is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- en bloc motor, Al2 in. bore, in. stroke H.P. $2700 the night and the darkness ' " for March Stories, Is hung from the ce ling, pound has accomplished have been re- MODEL 50 7 Passenger, Fore Door gas and electricity, but that this poor, at 220 Volts, (but imay fbe Republican. Andrews was formerly Touring Car. overhead light. Tho other is of ceived by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi 51- - 1 myopic, astigmatic world might shed modified to suit any desired frequency f'e delegate from the territory of Now MODEL Passenger, Demi Tonneau. tho suitcase variety resting cine Company, Lynn, Mass. eyeglasses and spectacles in one or voltage )or.tabl' MODEL 52 Roadster type all with the new "T" head Its lts transformer at the side of the Mexico. Young Girls, Heed This Advice. generation! Tho daylight window is of simple 5 in. bore, 6 in. stroke motor; 50 H.P $3700 There Is a handful of colored Girls who are troubled with painful or operation pecularly durable con-Uoo- Ir, you retd this the Sunday morn- and PERFECTLY NEW DISEASE. irregular periods, backache, headache. - GEO. MOORE generator will .V8" on the table. W. ing It is printed, look out of the win structlon. Tho gas If you havo been experiencing acute and cat- - By the natural dayiignt tno graua-cui- Telephone 1902. Demonstrator and Selling Agent dow and ponceivo tho wizardry of tho quire renewal with the acid attacks of dizziness, sharp pains In or indigestion, should immediately seek light lias'tions of color are wonderfully bright. restoration to health by taking Lydia E. procoss by which the light of day was carbonate when tho the neck, followed by severe houl 'Shut ono window against the day Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. analyzed that it might bo reproduced. been used about 1000 hours. The ache and havo been unable to secure cor--, and turn on the little yellow electric There have been lights and lights llirht.elvinc tubo has a life which a fashionable diagnosis it is quite in bulb in tho darkness, and all the val- - have tried to duplicate daylight; responds to about a year's time possible that' you may have "curren- - that uos aro lost. Tho uoiicato lavenuer 1 and to realize tho real marvel of mak normal operation, and new windows cltls," a perfectly now disease, des AUTO LIVERY I Hush-ligh- in ex-- ! becomes it dull gray. The blues and R1orfc necessnry to t aro furnished at nominal rates R in" ing daylight it is cribed by the Washington Post. Tho MESSENGER SERVICE. flLvVdl jFU' change the old ones, as needed. greens aro Indistinguishable. The eyes a thought down tho 'perspective for nature of the malady has not yet been Trunks and baggage hauled to all Oidvll. daylight manufac tiro trying to match the hues by the of tlfo sclonce of optics, back lb New- The artificial is discovered, nor has it been deter parts of tho city. Agents for Laun- HAVE YOU TRIED IT? a factory in of memories of daylight colors. ton, tho 'illustrious and first tured in the outskirts mined whether a germ plays any part dry, called for and dolivered. Phone Is on the Jorscy Hats, orr tho electric bulb, with the If your plants become infested with plant lice or mealy tor of tho undiiUtory theory of light, Newark. It Turn in tho spread of dlseaso which has 3461. factory, of brick, and' com- still closed against tho and the lust and the less known Blot, this and iron shutter upon tho women clerks at tho bugs, spray thoroughly with the following solution: monplace on tho outside; but oh tho day, and nfter an Instant of darkness tho Fronchman; through tho beginning United States Treasury in Washing "Black Leaf 40", 1 fluid ounce by Inside it ts as curious a laboratory as turn on the artificial daylight. of tho corpuscula theory, started ton to such a degreo that an emerg ZEAVE any wizard worker might wish. The brightness comes back to all Whale oil soap, 3 to 4 ounces tho Dutch philosopher Huyghens about ency room has been fitted up as ' ox Lurlino very 1GGQ only discus- It Is wired and tubed and fitted out the colors. ' Itecolvod tho latest Water, 4 gallons. tho Dutchman not hosnital In tho baseniont of tno light In with throbbing dynomos and all tho The nerves of vision respond to In white serge tailored suits also lin- slnir tlm nronertles of his Treasury, where the patients aro tak Apply this solution with a sprayer, at good pressure through treatises, hu' describing the Inhabit trappings of an electric laboratory, vvory chado of them. gerie and linen tailored suits now on - on for treatment as soon as attack nozzle. of tho solar and It is a strango place or shining Black dnrk has turned to. hrjght day- a Vermorel ants of tho other members ed. display. 8 Young Dldg. systom on through tho discoveries of and twisted glass. In these work- light with the iron shutter still closed We carry all these articles in stock, also spray pumps, play sun. Tho sight of too much gold Is tho FroMiol. tho roseurchos of Tyndall, to rooms white flames and blue against the spray atomizers hose, and everything need clean pow-orr- only theory advanced so far to ac to the attacks of tho now disoise. else you to tlm vorv latest thing in and against transparent bubbles of gltss It la a soft, whito light, hut so or light, which count for currencities and this viow For tho present green oyo thades and your orchard or garden. ulectrlfs. that grow and grow shaping out that tho overhead sight, Is is sustained zy tho investigations of smoked glasses are being export Tho demonstration of tho thin air into tho tubes ot strango form does not glow directly on tho A little earnest work with "Black Leaf 40" will do won Miss Iva Eichelborgqr, who is in mented with a preventive. In tho ullty of the Tungsteln lilamont was n and fashioning for which no alchemist orsler fo use. ders, try it if you enjoy seeing plants and fruit trees or charge of the emergency hospital, and meantime, tho Post suggests, It might your lilg advance; tho Nornst light was an or maker of black magic In an earlier It radlDtes irornthls coll crystal to whom belongB tho credit of dls bo well to bowaro of now gold coins clean and healthy. other step forward; tho Intensified arc age could havo conceived uses. tubes, which Is ono tubo oight times to daylight. upon itself, the window covering tho maJn,dy.-Th- o young wo or you may get currencltlts. New which used the two long, thin, carbon Tlieso tubos aro hold turned hack " screening men clerks, constantly confronted by Vork Sun. rods which inclined toward tho top Tho man of tho factory will not ad n reflector, the cover tho E. O. HALL & SON LTD. glaring piles ot shimmering gold and f of a single upright lower electrode, inlt any romance of invention Into rays. particularly prono Fine Job Star Offlco. yleldod a white light of much olll tho 'Story of artificial daylight. Out ot tho color room Into tho big silver pieces, seem Vrlntinc at