i. ( r L S From Can aretce: ( July 13. ( Manoa, C AS? C For San Francisco: l I i i July 13. : i i ii it Manchuria, i c From Vancouver: llaknra, July 14. For Vancouver: Niagara, July 22. 1 ' Kvenlng Bulletin, Est 182. No. C2 14 12 PAGES-HONOLUL- TEKRITbBY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1913. -- 12 PAOE& rrjc:: cvz:t3 Hawaiian .Star. VcL XXII. No. 7253 . fivi:

REPUBLICAN WHO URGES GOOES OUT PROGRESSIVE CHARTER m of BE GIVEN HONOLULU mi m 00 ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo FAVDRIRG - KILO SUGAR CO. : J)'-- : .: .: ffil- r - ur is a BALLOT . " dliffil! suiE HE'LL HAVE CHARGE OF " I SUBMARINE GROWTH Mi-- ' . r . Well-know- n Suffer-- To Surprise of Many, He Advo- Overseer, ing Slight Delusions, r w cates Radical Change From ; 7 : From Present Form . Kills Self v M . j a. id Id TO WIFE - - - WITH ACHI WILL WORK SAYS GOODBYE " i AND BABY NIGHT BEFORE i I 1 FOR CONVENTION ACTION ) ii J w M . J Attitude Expected to Have They Were Awakened By Shot r:.u:!i Weight in Shaping of From Rifle Which Caused Secretary Garrison Believes BATTLING IN EAST A'JD WEST LONDON FEARS GE'. VO:: " Proposed Legislation Instant Death Gccd PcHsy to Aid Develop- MACICENSEN IS PREPARING COUP TO SHATTER r.'i : :: "Z - ; Scar-BnUtf- tln I : : (Srxrcl&l r- GEHMAN ADVANCES AT SOUCHEZ nEFC: Republicans of the WlrrlewiJ ment ;of Commercial I Two ctlve HILO, HawaiiJuly 13. William P. ' ; Fourth ard Fifth district are plan- Concerns Which : "LABYRINTH" AGAIN SCENE OF BLOODY Cw'"7 coming city Brlen, head luna for the Kaumana sec- ning to advocate at the tion Hilo Sugar Compana plan ;Been After Army and Navy's HUGE 'SUBSCRIPTION FOR GREAT BRITAIN'S NEW LCV! convention the "short ballot" of the '; charter well-know- n planta- tatlon, and in the Experienced - form cf government together with 'Officers ; 1 Associated Press Service by Federal Wlre!c;3 tions throughout all' Hawaii, commit- " - i r'.-- . acme of the featuree recently adopted . .'. ' euiclde early: this morning by r- - by mainland municipalities as the ted Prewi by VTireless) . LOITEOIT, England, July 1C It ii rumored hero ;. lAssoeiatel edraJ t!t most progressive yet recognized. U. shooting. portant conference cf the cf Greece, r.nmania er. I : ' 5 went WASILTITOTOIT, D. 13. kins John H. -- Wise and W. C. Achi, both At o'clock he back of his C, July .45-calib- will soon be to er Athens . poli John H. Wise, house at Kaumana, used a On held at confer cn the attitnds cf C; lonz identified with Republican ths theory that ths riticn's ; - on a detailed "short rifle, he'd the muzzle of the gun states in the war. tics, are at work safety dcrianix . that tdcnats ballot" plan, whose main features against hit forehead over the right eye develcpncnt t3 enccuraei were announced by Wise today in the UTTER and with a stick pulled the trigger. ; arl : M-ours- or an interview with the Star- - Death wae instantaneous. The re- aided lor ths pri vats' povrdcr and Yard Gorn:nz3 port ' 3 by Yard, and !1 . bulletin. - , - a routed tha household and the crdaancd factcn and pciiit3 cf ' Wise was elected a charter conven- body waa found. - America, Cccrctr ry cf Yar Carxi-scr- a delegate the second pre- Brlen has been dejected and suf- tion from R'EOLEGTQF LAV today accc; : :d ths ; resigna- cinct cf the Fourth district Achi was fering from slight delusions for some -- 1. O, C. elected from the eleventh of the Fifth. time. He had no financial or family tions of Identic Hem zj B - j It is generally admitted that these two troubles of any sort sa far ta is known. tt the crdnanc 5 department at Capt Albert W. Grant, new com- - IIE7 YOHK, N. Yn July 13. Deeperats f htir j arcur. J t: t- dclcj?"tes will have a strong influence He had been married -t two years. Picatinny Arsen J, and Jlaj. V7il-tia- m mander of the U. 5. submarine clccdy "Lahyrinthr where scms cf ths meet fere:::J c: c. from long familiar- retiring he. kissed service. He has just been ap- r cn the convention, Last night before A. Fhillip3 of tha crdnanea ths entire war has centered, is reported frcm ths varies . :r. ity with local politics and because the EMBUS his wife and their two-month-- baby pointed by Secretary Daniels as Lr:; department, at Candy Hook, prov-gTonnd- s. headquarters today. convention is made up very largely of and told them goodbye but the wife ' head of the submarine branch of ' V. men with whom they have been as3 had nt suspicion of his intentions. . , the navy and charged with the The French claim that the Germans have teen rcpnl::i in ': , elated in politics here for many years. Raymond C Brown Sends a They were awakened by the shot this It is understood that Cel. Her- duty cf bringing up to the high- attempt to tahe thi3 famous network cf fortineatiene, x: ly V. : When what main features of - of construc- asked Letter to morning. . esy goes to the Aetna - Powder est possible standard French after months cf planning and weck3 cf elevr a'.1.; ':. charter revision he would favor at the Caustic Sheriff. urien waa about 40 years old, a na- tion and efficiency. With the coun- . German advances at Ccnchea, nearby, are t: I : convention, Vlse slid: May Change Back tive of Scotland and had been a resi- Company at an increass cf ealary try coming to advocate expansion rcper::! the whole V7cevro is z "I am strongly in favor cf the 'short dent of Hawaii for more than 20 years. fire tim3 vrhat trreociv-r- as an In the : submarine branch, .Capt district the struts d::p:ra;e, i::z:. ballot form of government and I be- v Charges that traffic and police cf f- ' m mm m army cflicer, es v. oll as iafcstan-- j Grant's position is an unusually taken yard by yard. The French believe that ths C:rziir.3 er; r a ' Honolulu. Achi . lieve it workable in utter, disregard one. . ; ii leers show sn for the ' important .. snmins their drive on Verdnn and are striving to u.me:t tD I.:' f WWMM4S , . ths cr'l mysc!f are at work on a number city law against having blinding llghta 1 VMi T v.r'v-ciiicr- them b cf f which will be printed cn automobiles, Raymond C. Brown, VESSELS Th experlenco of Greit Britain Danieb the noted ' aT-rra- -:? end distributed. Our drift will not ths llavy that Ons cf ths featnrcs of ths day was ths cf secretary of the Chamber of. Com- in ths present war has, convinced inventor he3 accepted tha invita r.c' "csari!y Is f.r.sl but will serve as merce, this afternoon mailed a sting- army cfTioials, French aercplar.es, Zo in numb :r, ever dlscus-slcn.- hijh it was said at a basis for tion to aerams ths presidency cf 13 C:rr--r:. Dr: ing to Rose. . merit, whien by letter Sheriff department ; t::a ths ths today, is rs, When comment was made that his Mr. Drcwn's letter follows, in full: 'ihat it an advisory hoard or civilian ef-t!.- e 019 r.'.vcv.cy si. ort ballot would ? 13.' good policy fcr ths government ! r "July to hs Imown as t!: Vu;-- o of surprise, Inas-- -- ; arso.i deal H. Rose,'. : - to. aeeiet in ; development expect- Mr. Charles . .Vf ths of rcan cf invention cf ths nev Cz- - uch cs he tea been generally County "thcrlif cf the City, and of crdnanc sfactcri" 3. ; v. v.';:f.' ed to cr: . ,? r.ny radical change in - Honolulu, .. !. ( Vie rrrs--r:.- t !:?.rter, VI?e replied: , I -- II..-- ., parUeuIariy to dovcVit::' J'lLz ' T .icnclu'u. T. ' EbisbrjXriswS ru for .the short -- : ::ci"' Dear fir:; - ; development cf this snemsrins and l.Mt i ...... i f.r.d myself- will r"' .'w v-r- " "I to call your attention f V; t that Charley desire ti . it;(0F DUTY fg COUNTRY to discover nsw.devices and meth- No. D6 by Of i" ;'-- cr'. ir.al advocate Ordinance the people cf the War Sends Large Number ods cf defense. .: f En-la- nd, 1 .:. fcrr-- City and Ccutty cf Honolulu entitled (Associated Tress by Federal Wireless LONDON, July 13. cSeneive mev::.. . c! t" i commission t . Edison lmown Ths "An ordinance regulating moving trav-e- l - Ships Under American Ilr. has mads it tf ,vc r: .:::rr.t. Up to the present wAsnnrcToir, d. o; ;juiy 13. that hs ths invitition as Tcutcnio forces has been rceumed cn the Prueeian fr:.., r. cJ I have net believed a 'short-l;"c- t' and traffic, etc.," section 32 of rcrards. tl.ro para II. Hutchinson, personal T7arsawj ths city.bein,T ones mere in sems m:r:'.::. frrrn eoi;! I be put through which provides, in the. second, a call to daty . for his country ' n Edi-scn- believed Gen. i3 7 rf crp:!h!i;-- among the voters graph. No heit'iiiglt hall be Used, the tAnwwUted frrs b l'VkrT Wire1"Ml representative of Thcmas A. ,' which he is willing to accept 'at It is that von Ilaclreneen l:t I I rlieve tlio time is opportune rays from which are so powerful or WASHINGTON, D. July 13-T- he today informed Secretary of cnce.f ;' - and London critics fear that ho is preparing a coup v. 1. is.:.' . . i. w. We have a charter convention so directod as to blind the sight of an exlcencles cf war are held largely re disastrcus fcr the Euesians. v !.;-?- rcccmmc ndations will carry approaching driver cr pedestrian,' sponsible for the remarkable number! r.-:-- weight with the legislature.' 1 'Tiior to the first cf July, this year, cf vessels transTcrrea xosmencan l iive the convention with proper dis- - I was led to believe that the section of recrttry during the fiscal year just n will see quoted was be wa Act Sio and deliberation the the crdinanco herein to ended. . It announced today that nrnm eramm Var to r Miz Ccai r Ivrutngcs cf vlhe 'ehort ballot' sys-t- c rigidly enforced and penalties imposed 149 vessels cf 527,071 tons total, have - - :..- . upon all drivers cf automobiles, who been put under the American flag for rhn"hcTM"in'hc ' . LOirDOIT, England, July 13. Ths war munitions act, A; bed to cutlino in brief the main were not complying' with the letter of the year. Of these .59 were British, re:: i. ' ;res of b's j'.rn, V.'iso said: its provisions, cn and after July 1. In 30 German, six Belgian, one ' Italian; ijii.ua ui mmuul passed to assure speedy settlement cf induetrial di!Ti:u! ." ' I In- 1 Lr!ieve in tbe cl?cticn cf five order to, myself, comply thereto, I three Norwegian and four Cuban. applied in South Wales, where a coal strips is in prcrr: :. . e r.;i: ? icr.crs er department heads very religiously had the lights on my cluded In the total are 25 of the Ger- cipation in the strike will be mads a felony and the still;::: t: cornmij-sicner- fi- -' cf protection, machine dimmed to meet the require- man pf the Standard Oil Com- ' branch : - AGAliJST Ti;B,",;aS cusly prosecuted. ' re, schools and health, public ments, but. I Uttle thought that the pany and four Hamburg-America- n line IMu'STfuiEST I 1 .3 cr. th" T"srcr, the to bo - latter crdinanco Avas directed against a few. vessels." . ..irr.nn cf t... I card. The auditor ' in driving through the streets of Ho- i i thould 1 elected. nolulu cn Sunday evening, I was last Shifting of U. S. Revenue Arjent Gambling Institutions Also Pay Hutc Subccrinlicn: io 2ril::! 1 . . "Tbc i ".an tt tbo he:d of the depart-- i amazed to find ,so great a number of t cf pretcct'en would appoint the ughts. net dimmed. The From Golden Gate to Port-- - Heavy Premiums For Insur- that had been : p e chief or t!.c sheri.T for this isl-;- .; LOirDOir, England, July subecriptlens cn : ' were way . Rule-Th- 13.Tctal i' dilvers going their with land Result of at : '. Tbo ir.r.n in'chargo of finance ance Against Police Raids c L utter disregard fcr the ordinance and JJritish war . lean now amount to apprcximat ely thr 2 Z ::zz .Id cp;oir.t the treasurer. The - : . dollars. S " the cbawre of Bertram M. insuring criminals fnd other offen- - that law Is enforced seemed to con-- i T00PE00 III Thomas, United reve- (Ccntlr. i en page two) v States Internal ders against arrest and punishment is in same disregard. I sider them the nue agent at San Francisco for the the i latest profession to be practised fAdditional Telcgranh Dc:r:atchc3 cn Pci: D last 25 years and who. In that capac- in Honclulu, according to Captain of for- sacrifice to safety Where v nabie ity has charge of both California and Detectives A. McDuffle. , ' v . merly I could see the road 10$ feet Hawaii, is the result of political pre- The detective chief declares that lo- I 10 tiiiltiJI From ahead. can now only dimly sea it judice Is not the belief of: John F cal Chinese are insuring, for a. certain Reports Itdh Jdl o J feet ahead. AH this I. am perfectly mm Haley, the local collector of internal sum per week or month, che-f-a bank- wiling-t- i"-'.- " suffer if other automobile revenues. c ; '. - : ana players Wireless) , ers against arrest." That c wners are compelled to do the same. Aswiated Tress br Federal Mr. Thomas is how McDuffle explains the cloud of D. 13. has been changed from Thirteen days have now elapsed since WASHINGTON, June the San Francisco office to suspicion resting over Lum Hun or navy department has purchased Portland, the Erst cf July and as far as I have The Ore., and his new location gives him Lum Ham, as the Chinese U some- BERLIN, July 4, by wireless to Bayville, N, Y. Despot"1" fr-- 'i " and Is experi- ' 1 been able to learn, no arrests have several torpedo nets charge known. , ' : - : stantinople to News Agency say -' ! of the states of Oregon, Wash- times ;. ; the Ocerse's mall frorrHr. i i c- sec- menting in methods of protecting bat- been made for Infraction of this ington Alaska. ,r A letter written by a local Chinese .haustive reports of fresh riots at Lasers In the Drltisi . ; attack. ..The and: of Since the izl LUhil tion end many of cs are still blinded tleships from submarine change was announced much specula- to Chairman Horner of the board of Punjab. '.'-:.'-. uijdi nets are made of wire links. " . by lights from automobiles, the owners tion has taken place iii the Coast pa- supervisors' police committee and , The Indian capital is garrisoned. The jrirrlson .Is. rr criol t.T of which apparently consider the mat- pers as to the reasons for it, a rumor which was published in the Stir-Bul-let- in mutinied and, aided by other soldiers mi citizens, to have k!:.:l it a jcke. , T- -- yesterday, charges " Lum cers and English civilians and pillag3d and destroyed a A ter ARMY BOARD REPOR- gaining ground in 'some manner, that nar.rr cf '.t.tc! Wei Han, Supporter Is Hun, or Lum Ham, is actL0' tts "go-betwee- n" Ing3. Ten high government officers are repcrted am . "It has been intimated that there ON MILITARY POLICY charges had been preferred against cm: the !ct: cf Yu:.nC;;::!:aif SaysPeo- - not sufficient power through the pre- Thomas by J. J. Scott, collector of for the police ar.i four che--t Two battalions of troops ready to be transported t E:r? a z.. ' sent ordinance to compel lights to be TO BE READY SOON revenue In the San Francisco office, bankers, and is collecting! 150 a said to hve mutinied and to have d'srcisd after shoct!n? tit'.r cf. p'- r.rc Calming Down pl-c- ; - dimmed and that Supervisor- - Larsen and charges week from eacti cf these es for Madras, a maritime city on the bay cf Penpal, evidently witr.:; :: I that these had brought says police an is bringing In another. Heaven for- AMOoist Ptms by Teoral Wireless about a "secret trip-- to Washington, "protection." McDuffle tru Hun serious battles between the i mutlceerini; triers, zmzri:: Amcr.g the rotables on board th3 13-- Is bid. We have plenty of law If the WASHINGTON, D. July The an informer, or used to be, Lt that these advices. Ad-Ir:- .l with later, the loss of the San Fran- cr.cbrria fcr tbe mainland is lately, since the campaign against che-f-a MANILA, July 5. Serious unres. tbrouzhout 13 1 officers .will but, enforce what we report of the army board on mill? .' ; : India r3rrrt i com-::njc- r cisco' office. 'v'r V.'ei l!an, retired, a former was started, by the police, he . has "officers and passengers of the Spanish mail steamer Allcnt?, which h have. . tary policy, to be submitted to the next Collector Haley, when seen today cf tbe Chinese navy, who is in not appeared at the police headquar- f rivea nere arter toucnin? at Aden, Ar20;a; Colombo, Ceylon. &zl : r "I am still willing to comply with Congress, will probably be completed regard laughed ' ; t: ' 'r.g a hand cf 14 students to the to the matter, at the ters. - 'X. t. pore. The official explanation is tha the strict wording of the section above in August Secretary of War Garri- idea" any trouble should that troubles are due to tha rr ..land, where they are to enter Am-- that exist be ; "Lum Hun used to inform us, said international difficulties, but it is said they are in c quoted, but unless something Is Im son Js giving the subject his personal tween Scott and Thomas, or any reality ths result :" ' thaf McDuffle, "but he, does not'show'up mosity felS by the natives against the white pcpulaticn. n'cciIecs. mediately Ione to correct blind , t this attention. charges should be preferred ed, against re-crt- 7 miral Wei Han, who served for;. nn i here any more. We know t, police There have been several outbreaks, it is In the vlcir.: m.u the - - '"C l:c !y 20 years in the Chinese navy, latter. , yr- headquarters that certain Chinamen - Colombo, where it is understood, revolting natives ,,vere severely will feel disposed to cheige mine "Mr. Thomas been in reve- r v ; a tour of SUGAR MEN RETIRE has the are offering, for o much per week or by British miliUry forces. Several Eaglishmen Lav bce !. Mmself make the states back to the lights that I had prior to nue a boy," says nvrdcr: Tanama-rrdfi- c business since small month, to pay fines, furnish attorneys Colombo stores have been sacked. cn this trip, visiting first the : ; AFTER LONG SERVICE the first of July. - i Mr. Haley, Exposition, and going later to "and bis record Is a clean and provide bail In the event that a As a result martial law has been declared, all hav-- "With kindest regards, I am, verj r one 38 years ; n-;t:r- ' New Ycrk, Washington other.east- - for ef faithful service. client or "policy holder is arrested. armed, and all British subjects physically fit have been 1 i and ' ' I- - .': - (Associated Press by Fefleral Wireless! - ' " truly yours.! His career, has been most -- . remarkable. may rn cities. . It be that Lum ,Hun is engaged military service. Arrangements are sa!d to have been made tn tr: "RAYMOND C. BROWN. NEW YORK, N. July 13. D. se He began in the revenue work as fn . this pr-cti- and that those who ; white women and children either to Australia or cc Tbe admiral is a stanch supporter of Su-C-ar thIr hc9 president store-keep- er Cabrt, of the American ganger, - -- and in the days do not understand the 'system- think The Alicante's captain Is authority fcr the statement ; tbe present administration. He does Refining Company, E. F. At- - tv.t Frederick A. Gludd, an honorably and -- - of Kentucky moonshiners, used to ride It Is bribe money these Insurance' who have traveled recently throughout India s: . ; :'.: ret think the Chinese boycott of Jap- ' AiKfhnrvcA American snlflfpr. und ft kins, chairman of the board of di- consider th3 wm-prov- e on horseback up and down the Ken- agents are collecting." ancse goods especially of ccpenhagen. Denmark,. has rectors and the executive head, have day 1 ' tucky hills seeking out the moonshin- in San Francisco, rlcus, cr that It will last fileJ Jn feder&1 court a petition for retired.- - j.'." bringing real reason, Mr. Haley says, is in the All people" i ers and them to Justice. j his injuries yesterday of the common were; . Gludd is married and depart- naturalization "In San Francisco he has don? a fact that the. internal revenue v:r:'--- ruch wrought up, he says, at the time ) . r - a. ccrdins to a ' fcas ' be- h. cce " - cblli " ;' ANOTHER BIG TANKER great against opium ment always worked cn the ' , work the traffic, tbc Japanese demands were being hs m. i last ever.in r. was up lief that an agent should not be kept m jcelve and it he who took the upon me are now . ''c: FOR UNION OIL CO. mat ! - icrccj tuina, oui petition for a rehearing of the ter of fraudulent photographs ' about a great number of years in one place, ta.'r.'D,! a basal fr-- r. ' 10 a emmer 1 . f t, I .lL..g coa biuluub. 'rasft T.f th tprrltnrv. rpl M. F. the time the Chinese exclusion act and a recent decision' which makes the th; acci-r.- t: I Tbo newspapers are still doing a great c- - - !Scott and Nettle u Scctt vs; .judge CAssociatM Prw hr'TforfA Wirels came into existence, and ran the changes In general every two years. AT COAST held t f.:r l- r -- 13-- deal in trying to rouse the people, he SAN. FRANCISCO, Cal July The liFZ i T. B. Stuart and Joseph Lightfoct. an to ground." ; The only Thomas' 23 year? at San Francisco is l.zz II:srit:I r : " say? criminals the .- ' application for a writ of prohibition, Union Iron Works has secured 'charges' have ever been prefer- an exception to the general rule of h waa taicn : :- contract a Oil Com- that ' was denied by the supreme court to- another for Union red against him have been the ones office terms. J day. ; - pany tank steamer. hatched up by the crooks he has work . Mr. Thoraas is well known In Hono- " ' ed against. ; :' t lulu, having been a visitor n o -- 1 j . j John D. Rockefeller has contributed GUERRERO M ANANAS" Thomas. McCabe, who succeeds him, to the local office. In 1901, assisted 1100,000 towards paying ofT the debts and Scott are all good friends, accord- by Mr. McCabe. he installed the office :f.-- :l s- -i fcrramental Iron. of the Daptist missionary societies. It ' j Cl- ' GUAYMAS, Mex July 13 Gen. ing to Mr. Haley, and it would be here, and. has teen here, at Tar!ou3 A. H. Cede cf . LTD. r . C', was announced at the convention in Cuerrero has "postponed his threaten- foolish to. think. that any personal rea- times since., t - J?t visit be;.i In! ef Li?-;t- H. D. ' k i Lcs Armeies. ed att-c- for 24 hours and departed. son .hzs entere'lto c'niTlie r.ay cf tt'.i y: r. . - STAR-BULLETI- TWO HONOLULU N; TUESDAY. .JULY 13, 1915.

MRS. P. B. DAfJKY IS ' GMALOIMR WISE COOES OUT CRITICALLY ILL ON THE COAST; HUSBAND LEAVES " 11 I"" AFFECTING ARMY SHORT-BALLO- T JUST AS1 AUTO MYSTERY FAVOW Hurries to Bedside of Wife in CITY TRANSFER COMPANY JAS. H. LOVE ROB Bakersfreld By First Avail- able Steamer - ' ' ) . ' " : STRENGTH HERE 1,1 CHARTER '.'' 2 ASK YOUR OKOCER YOU RESCUERS DOAT STARTED FRO : ". Phil B. Danky, one of the veteran members of the Star-Bulleti- n repon ' torial staff, win leave on the Wilhel-min- r t New Provisions For Detail of fContinued from page one) . tomorrow on a hurried trip to LOVE ; California, called by the very serious BISCUIT AIID BEEAD COS Men With Provisional Organ-izatio- ns ALONGSIDE REPORT OF FIRE others would : correspondingly name CA1 active department chiefs in illness of his wife, V V v -- the their was many Announced k various departments. The auditor It a shock to their friends would be elected so that, as the man and acquaintances here to learn .that Spanish-Hawaiia- n, Fer- cablegrams during A' War Department general order Jacob Sando. 19 years old, Motorcycle Officers Chilton and passing1 on the financial operations of the last few days of Interest to-Oah- providing for the was drowned yesterday ry this arternoon are on a police mys- city employes or officials, hold out no definite hope for Mrs. Dan- svini'; other he presence his boy developing report this ky, and her husb?nd is ; leaving for , status and pay of men detailed from afternoon in the of tery from the wculd be absolutely Independent of : ' bedside by organitatlons for special such companions at Waimea, near Kahuku, morning auto No. 1650 had ,; . V- V ." her the first' available unit. .that them. V;.v.;;ir: message morn- as the machine gun and supply com- and the death gasp of the young man burned up near the top of the Tan- steamer. . A cable this was rescuers reach- VI shall advocate this plan because ing said that she might not survive v panies, has Just been received here. made just as his talus road. " police Honolulu's experience shows that it is the dy. ,r , : fFrom the wording of the order, ed his side in a motorboat. The car Is registered at the necessary responsi- ' young to be able to fix They have been married but'a few hlch Is somewhat ambiguous. It Sando and several other 'men station as belonging to Abe Farber. bility for one thing on one man if we bearing went in swimming and all swam out Curiously enough, Chilton says that ' months. Mrs. Danky went to the IN KIMONO STYLES, would seem that It has more are to get the best results. Further- recently XL on regiments in continental United several hundred yards. Sando was at about 9 o'clock last night Farber coast to visit her mother, strong as his com more, as a Republican I believe the They are at Bakers!! eld, C3l. PRICE UCO States, where, according to its provis- not' as a swimmer asked him to assist in putting this party wlU be taking the right step In i ions, officers and panions, end he was last in the string identical car into a garage on King backing the adoption of a progressive, of swimmers approaching the shore. SfeNT rift de- cemetery. te ABUSED BOY MAY trcn for special units need not be street opposite the Catholic up-to-da- BE Suddenly a cry was heard and those charter. IP . says one of the was short-ball- ot tailed from organliatlcns, provided Chilton that tires 'Under the plan, it Is TO AT AIEA strength of organiza in the water turned around to see flat, and he helped put the car fix HIS SISTER that the total v. that easy to responsibility if a depart- i Sando sink from sight ';-- V,: f tions is net in excess of the total away.'. ' :H'-- ment is 'falling down. The depart- The boys turned around and start- to- - . strength set down In the table cf . When the burning was reported ment head is the one man responsible The American-Hawaiia-n boy- who JAP ed back, but a motorboat with several Aip ganizatlons. - day, Chilton and Ferry went the and criticism centers on him until he works the Honolulu Iron Works other young- men put out from shore at Fort Street, opp. Catholic Church ' The paragraphs of G. O. 37, W. IX. Tantalus road but could find no car. discharges his inefficient appointees or and who is reported to have been pain- Jl simultaneously. The boat waa the ; re- stepmother, U which deal with this feature, are as Chilton says he told Farber or the gets out himself."' ; fully beaten by his father and first to reach Sando, Just as the young ap- ; . ported accident and didn't Hcnolulans In touch with political com- fellows: swimmer came to .the surface for the Farber will be provided with a - 1. By of. Presi- pear to believe him. However, Chil- and municipal affairs say if Wise and Ill direction the second time. Sando gasped, and that fortable home at Alea If the efforts epcciAL price ' Achi secur- - dent, strength of army - - - ton is informed that the car is not in lend their united efforts to Officer "Johnny" Ander- t the enlisted the was all. . - "i cf Probation ing adoption "short-ballot- " will be maintained as prescribed la the garage where he saw Irput last the of the sen can bring about the change. : - When the boys in the boat pulled - -;',.. of organization, 1914, night .'; form, they ought to succeed. There morning c- the tables and -- Anderson left for Alea this e " him out of the water, Sando was dead. ivia uiin e to get into the gar- are several already avowed advocates en- p. M. in such changes in those tables as An , attempt was restore ."I noticed that to see the boy's sister and will 23 made to the short-ballo- t plan among may be, published from time to time., breathing,' but owing to the absence age all Farber had to do was to lift a of the deavor to make arrangements where- Honolulu ckatins ni:::: cvrr.T AFTznfiooM ; delegates and both Wise and Achi will ' Cvenlr-- s. 7 13 p. 2. Estimates for pay and allowanc unsuc- latch, and there was no one In the by . the boy will be sent to Alea to to of . a pulmotor the efforts were ' able to command considerable fol- cr? of the authorized enlisted strength ' inquest building, said Chilton this afternoon. be live with her. Nothing toas been done cessful. An is being conduct- lowing. A number of opponents of oi the army will hereafter be based ed by Sheriff Hose this afternoon. "I asked Farber If he had any insur- yet regarding the punishment of the ance on car and he said not a radical revisions have been elected, parents, primarily cn tables of organization. the " boy's but it is intimated that : ; but if the attitude Of these two is any 3. appropria- , they may be Until such time as cent" Indication of the underlying. drift of arrested. tions are available fcr their pay, the discussion, the general belief that the number of officers m mm w-w- a --- ...f ' convention will do nothing drastic is w i V and ether enlisted men- - of special I Fea DAILY REMINDERS erroneous. In fact, it Is beginning to ALL KINDS OF RCCK AND SAND FOR CONCHZTE VCr.Jt trades carrying extra pay for grade look as if some very interesting de- FIREWOOD AND COAL oth- to. be appointed in regiments and velopments will take, place. ..." 83 QUEEN STREET P. O. COX 212 er separate tactical organizations to TO DUY LiETERS j provide men for detail with provision- Round the island In auto, M.00. Azlmbl pre- Lewis Stables.. Phone 2141. Adr. - .With Judge John A. Matthewniau al units, will be .limited to that of Kailua, Hawaii, on the bench, and scribed in General Orders No. 8, War Ladles, see the new steamer hats at )aMTiroTir 1 l4jUvJ Milton & Parsons'. They're the latest Job Eatchelor acting as commission 2 Department, 1912, as amended. er, a hearing of the case of the Parker PASSES from the Coast Adr, m - .. 4. Such enlisted men heretofore ap CIiiuD Ranch vs the Territory, an action to The Goodwin, only exclusive corset : pointed In excess of the numbers pre- quiet the title of all water rights on We attend to Checking and Ccaling cf scribed in General Orders No. 8, War shop In Honolulu; absolutely new 1915 modelsV Pantheon bldg. Adv. the ranch, was begun In Circuit Judge Department, 1912, as amended, under The first definite step toward met- Whitney's v nt court today, provisions tables of organi- Would you accept several five-ce- 12 : the of the ering the city was accomplished today you The territory Js being represented B A G G A G zation, 1914, are net at the present supervisors on pieces If they came to without when the unanimous obligation on your part?v Then read by Deputy Attorney General Arthur tine additional .to those numbers, and vcte passed the resolution appropriat- O. Smith and Judge, Antonio , Perry. on all outgoing steamers without inccnvcnicnca to p: of. Henry May & ( " are to be detailed from the troops, ing 5S30O water meters on final the advertisement Attorneys Alexander Lindsay and for Co.. concerning their, Wednesday spec- which they : 5 latteries and compan'es to reading. This amount will enable the ' J-';- William B. Lymer, deputy city and : ' We also make specialty of prcrorly litlcng. Such enlisted men city to purchase about 500 or met- ials.::-- county attorney; are representing the a Funaturo Hovir. J00 T. ,,nt"n0 infltmrnt-WBiT- : Don't forget to order your ticket for v1! rUr r.ow in excess may be carried until v : v ; : hearing being ers, '. dance Parker Ranch. The is al by the occurrence of vacan- According present plans that big dinner, entertainment, held Honolulu largely because sev- to of Water general "high to be given 'in cies in their respective grades. Works Superintendent Murray, 100 and Jink" eral witnesses reside here. Some of , Ad Club Helnle'f Tavern : 5. Tl a tcrcz!.zz Cces net apply to meters cf of different makes by the at them are old Hawaiians enable to each four evenlngr July 16. Phone J. D, : ni Friday - offi- dis- make trip from here to the Big FTtPK ' : v the will be installed In the business the fCB SAMPUI JLXD ; U. , Levenson, 3625, or C. D. Wright or W. tin r.-- r , 8. lldl Can::r2. cers authorized in the 'tables of or-- f trict cn a test trial of six months. Island. W. Ev Rowell, an expert en' -- Hodges, 2258, for reservations. 1:'-A- double-guarante- e, C, Of- 1?A r.iiat.c::. i a?e 78, under the leading The meters will be Bold on a glneer, was on the witness stand, the - mil ' 1C73 V . ' King St. next to Youn Hotel FIczd -- going fast, v ; 4 iJUC, Aci::t!'r".l i:r.!i;tel Strength Line." the first guarantee being They're r v greater . part of v thls morn!ng.: The dealer. be-crr.- Jie.Tlng. probably will week. - 6. IIcu..ftcr, that the meter company must refund last' a J. S.TYHEE, Cherni,t,Inc- ;r,.,: : .y, ava!!alle. organizations will be cash to the city for all meters not ; VESSELS TO AHD T' STAK-CULtETI- i- - ri N TOTJ L frrr-- ty letters cf instruction from fcund satisfactory within three FROM THE ISLAuuS GrfTS The A.1J;:tar.t Crnerai's office of such mcnths. The second guarantee pro- TOTHT'S WF.WS TOTHY increase in enlisted strength of statu- vides that all broken parts must be tory crr'a'ratior.s as rnay be warrant- - provided free for one year after e' t3 jrciilc personnel Jr provisicn-r- l The meter which proves it.::?, i.:. til all conizations have the nest satisfactory after six months Tuidav. Julw 13 up to strength pre--f K n Ire ht the has elapsed will be selected for gen- SAN FRANCISCO Arrived July 13, :.! 1 in the tal'.es cf organization. according eral installation in the city, 6 a. nw S. S. China from Honolulu, - f to Murray's plans. July 6. Q SAN FRANCISCO-Arrive- d July 13, .7 ' - j o..-..-'n:':',.V- ,,.: r ri Sugar stocks aggregating 116,592 a, m.. U. S. A. T. Thomas from Ho r o C"! v. H. Jcr.hir.?,. Honolulu ?' '? tacks are awaiting shipment on the nolulu. July 5. 1 Art :.:a l!cr.:ulu 17 rt ri o , Big July 13, sch Fi? kland. . Olaa led the other ABERDEEN Arrived f ' Island plantations with '16,400 sacks, Caroline from Honolulu, June 22. I ." r.) r. "Z. He r.c...... lu with Laupahoehoe plantation running WAIMEA Sailed July 6, sch. W. F ! IV. i. llr-rlu- . 19 i t r I. Yen -- ' a close Becond In sugar stocks with Jewett for Eureka. , 13.SC2 6acks. Punaluu ran third with .:- - '-- Radloaram v 99 14,125. The itemized stocks IJ. S. A. T. SHERMAN will arrive V'-t(w- rccc cnd 'are 5 shown In the following table: Olaa from San Francisco Wednesday at "telks Fiji" .iGifmCiG 16.400, Waiakea Mill 8300, Hawaii daylight and sail for Manila at noon Ono-me- ClivoCil Mill 4C00, Hilo Sugar Co. 10,500, a . Thursday. ...ittiiicicn C846, Pepeekeo 4000, llonomu S. S. MANCHURIA sails for San Fran 7000, Hakalau 10,800, Laupahoehoe Cisco tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. 15.EC2, Kaiwikl 2220, Kukaiau 7834, S. S. WILHELM1NA sails for San llarr.akua.MIll 2365, Paauhau 10,500, Francisco tomorrow morning' at 10

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-- """'" -- I I ""n 1 TT i. i . T HE S T 0 RE FOR G 0 0 D HO U S E KEEPERS . The Masonic Board of Relief will I'm, Y hold Hs regul'r' meeting tonight "at 5 " - PR REAL1I IIBiilll o'clock. . Circuit Judge Stuart today granted el to Rick Yu' a Japanese, a divorce I v .... - Tsuya de- 11 4 TUESDAY from Yu, the grounds being i f . ' ' "Beatriz fffl sertion; 4 ' 'V S. & W. Minced Clams; Regularly 45c tin...... SPECIAL AT 2 for "25c Siigiir Am. Regularly 15c . . V. . ; . . S MichelenaV A meeting of the board of harbor Corn; Sweet; tin. SPECIAL AT for 25c Head of Steeif Trust and His commissioners will be held at 1:30 arrones (Gourmet) ; Regularly 1 5e tin . . . . SPECIAL AT 2 for 2oc California's Idol'in o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Pimiento,f Eight-.Da- y of capitol building. - , Beautiful Wife Plan basement the Royal 3faearoni ; Regularly: 10c nkg. .v. . V ...... SPECIAL AT 3 for 25o in Islands Stay The members of the Catholic clergy of the are Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of territory in annual retreat the board or directors of the United at the cathedral. Fort street The re- treat will be concluded next Friday. , t YVU,;;,;.--- States Steel Corporation, whoi'as an ft- ' nounced some months ago In the Star- - i Five Exciting rarts Bulletin, will come to Hawaii this Tenders will be opened in the office " to of the superintendent of public works Up-to-da- lt snmmer, sails from San Francisco y v:.v$:; Aho an te at noon tomorrow extension . ' y on will for the fTimifnTDVirwQ morrow the, Matsonia, and of the reinforced concrete bridge In HEARST-SELJ- G reach Honolulu next Tuesaay. Judge " the Makiki district, Gary, who' will be accompanied by 1 This NEWS 2. ; CAT. HENRI BERGER: J world-educatio- n -- - Mrs. Gary, will remain ta the islands war is going to "be a ..... : - v i ' The dissolution the Robert Grieve until July 28, and will return to the of in many ways, and after awhile edu- B.V.D: Printing Company mainland in the same steamer that Is has been authorized going end all war. : " by C. J. McCarthy. cation is to J Show Starts to bring him from the. Coast. territorial treas 'or urer. ; The company has been out of While at San Francisco Judge and ' D. LEVENSON: Everybody is business . for several years, J. Mrs. Gary are being entertained by going to Heinle's' Tavern Friday night Day-in-Da- y- Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst. Judge Gary ladies Ad Club Out rMIGNOW: , Officers We want all the of the t$ 7:45 Q'clock Is" known as1 the "head of the S tee J of Harmony Lodge No. 3 members to wear white and the men Lodge Nor-l- f 'f Trust," anJ la acknowledged to be an4 Excelsior to dress informally. ' Any member , I ! - will be Jointly installed the Odd Fel-Io- Comfort ; Coming Thursday one of the men who has- played a big in wearing a or a full-dre- ss hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening. found tuxedo A ) part' In shouldering the United States will be hazed. . Lillian Iinssell in In world There .will be a dance after the in Into ftB'present position the stall rtlon. T?Nvelop your WILDFIEE of finance. HARRY MURRAY: I am prepar- Mrs. Gary; one of the most striking- Cm Clyde w. Cavins was ordered by ing specifications that will be so jLJ ly handsome of New York's society "tight" all firms supplying meters figure in w omen, was a. California girl. Her Circuit Judge Stuart today to pay that temporary alimony in, sum $2U to the city will certainly have to make soft-feeli- ng jewels, especially her ropes of pearls, the of give B.V. D;, the having; a month to Madeline Cavins until the good, if their instalments fair ttf are famous, one strand alone satisfaction.' The contracts will in- trial of a divorce suit instituted by ' according to all accounts, cost" half a double-guarante- e durable, iM 4 V i -- clude a clause. million dollars., ; ; ' ; the. latter. vr :y t JOHN H. WISE: Complete ip loose - fi in p; Further hearing of a. petition for in municipal affairs is tt OK appointment "of LIGHT SIDELIGHTS the . a guardian for still 'a-- good way.' in the future tor John R. Stone, an underwear,1 and : alleged per s ,. insane Honolulu, but certainly Is being - it 1 son, wm be had in Circuit Judge Ash-ford- 's 11 POLICE COURT - mere and more generally recognized you' have frcj court- July4 30 'at 9 o'clock in that appointments ' and; employment the morning. "v:'; r-s- SCENES '';.' should be based first on efficiency and "should e wi n g'' and rear bodily EXCLUSIVE PARALIOUNT FEATURE THEATER. r ; after that on party services. ' Usui" KoJima." the .newly-appointe-d manager The . underworld 'war game contin- of the Yokohama Specie bank comfort. Angeles,' HOBART BOSWORTH ued "with--- renewed activity on both, at Los Cal.r will pass through sides around town againr last night Honolulu in the steamer Tenyo Maru FAVOEiTE-iM- r "Major General" Charley Rose and next Monday; While" in the city he J. S. HINCH; a. capitalist of Los An Wherever the strain is greatest. THE JACKXONfiOII r " i ""Admiral" "Arthur McDuffie and his Will be'a guest of Manager Aoki of the geles, accompanied by Mrs. HInch, ar ' " " is reinforced; abft-sho- e con- B.V. D batfllon "of marines local specie' hank- -r . . rived from the Orient on; the Man -: campaign. Flank attacks morning, ; They will visit -- ducted the churia this BUGIISKOT JOHNilSv were out of the question last night as Mrs. A.; J. Olson. widow of Williafa for some, time in Honolulu before re The specially woven, easily wash- "Ma- ; ; the expert at those movements, Brewster. Olson, for many years prom- turning to. the mainland.-- ; - jor- Aschy present study- able fabrics,' to the skin Kpisode of the. Julius ir at' inent in the work; of the Hawaiian are soft Tenth ing ttte tactics of his' police allies on THOMAS SAMMONS, American con ; ' ' " Board of Missions,: today was appoint- they irritate it, ever. sul-gener- won't - the Sktt'FtanciscoJfront ed by Circuit Judge Ashford as admin- al at Shanghai, who was ex- EXPLOITS OF ELAINE J.' H. Fischer, one of the - ''Colcner istratrix, cf the esa,te of her late hus-fcah- d, pected on the Manchuria- today, Prohi volunteers, swooped down on the : ' of Go the nearest' store and select 'without bond.-'- .' ! will not arrive until the twentieth to 1 enemy, George May, Coming I'lmrsday - sleeping Private the month. He is a passenger on the Company A, 1st Infantry, at Mauna-ke- a underwear bearing only v : Commencement exercises at the Ha- Tenyo Maru, according' to private ad- ; : streets: George was LIAR Y PICKFORD and Hotel girls', vices received in Honolulu. . asleep on post. He also had taken waii high school and school will : Sweet-- . was be. held in the assembly hall of the This Red Woven Lahl America's Little some of the stuff "wot's red," and FORMER CIRCUIT JUDGE KINGS B.. V. D. Closed B. V. D. Ccat C ' turned over as lawful prisoner of war former school Fort street tomorrow c: ; ' heart as" evening.- - Both BURY of Maui expects to return, to Crotch Union Sult3 i ... Undershirts to the provost guard. ; Befcre the ar: schools are under the - Knee Length Drr. direction' of the HongwanJI xaissibn, a the islands' In a- few weeks after a (Pat U.S.A. rival of the guard, however, Fischer x " cr3, . COc. i. : visit on mainland. is reported $1.00 ani DISTRESS NELL -- Japanese organization. '" the 'It and I 1 was1 to off :thcr attacks of . ua:ble stand that Mr. Kingsbury "may be offered upward the Suit ward tha Crr.c . Sleepy? George and the regulars of "Ad- T'-lJ- A Drama of Hearts lind; ' the position Of deputy in the office of F"'Tr - ; woa Territorial . authorities have ap- jutant J. Huihui reinforced and Attorney,-ELR-JJe.vin- Mm V. & " Countyt 3 j,.Wil-Iuk-i (IM tut. Tit. Cf. tnd T:mi CnMu) .. . ? George finally; 'yas. proved attfarplicatien from L . .Swords J r the fight. induced .the '! to man a up ana waiK. ' its c joital 'stock 2$d'C.&-GAB- be recfuced from. f 600,000 to $300,t)00 ' ' ' f - BORN. And you cant go wron, for no , ! Privates Floyd. Nave, G.. C. Collins The distributlctt 6f 300,000 among the " B.V; Vv'edice, Engin- stockholders : effected the reduction underwear except L. has it. DESLYS and h. F. all of Co. I, PAPAKO In Honolulu, July 11,' 1915, eers, Fort Shatter, made-a- ; counter at-t?c-k The. --stock Jias also' been reduced from . , to Mr. and Mrs. , Papako on the-- Cafe do Boston last night Slpfl to. $50 par. value per share.;. Charles of 1434 Kamehameha IV road, a son, o j food Phone 3337 foi' Reserved Seat. and after securing to the value Honolulu,' The B.V. D. Comp'qtiyyIev)'-X- of $l.ip they retreated despite the ef A meeting of the biard of school POAI In July 11, "1915. to forts of Lum Suey and his Chinese examiners will be held, in the office of Mr, and Mrs. Irish -- PoaL of Kawai-aha- o JulyParaJmount Magazine v son- . revolutionists." : The-- three escaping the department cf. public instruction street a - for Each Lady Attending privates ran right into ' the arms of judiciary building, at; 8 ;30 o'clock to-- YOUNG-7-I- n' Honolulu, July 11, 1915, Joe Perry, and later were given into morron morning to arrange for the to Mr, and Mrs Young Hee of Puu-hal- e the custody of the Fort Shafter pro- cdnms examlnaticn fot teachers: The road, a son. 1 ; ; ; ; ' Eawaiia'n3 are Hailing Their He: vost', guard; "Next time they all Beard is composed of George S. Ray- - SHARRATT r In Honolulu," July 19, ' ' ' 1"T. samea pay,,r said Lum Suey. . V, mend, ?8chool inspector; J. C. Davis 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Egbert I Eugene Horner, Mrs. : Mary, Gunn and Sharratt of;363 Buckle lane, a daugh- - V';-;v,- ' r t t ' 'Ott' McndayJohn Politz"; admiral of Miss Bertha Ben Taylor. ' ter...'::---'';'-.';.;.- San Wanclibo's1 newest hotel in the heart tha city's thca! the "other side,'r crossed, the sea from WATSON In '; Honolulu, July 7, 1915, shopping district, while visiting Panama-Pacifi- c Internal; zzil Maui to Honolulu and attempted to .. "Roads" win be the topic of the Ad . to Mr. and Mrs. .Mitchell Watson, sitlon In San Francisco. ' " capture all the booze in town. John Club luncheon noon tomorrow, Wed- Jr., of 1744 Kellett lane, a son. Exposition, . Location, . y at - ; V has tried this manjr timesj and each nesday. 'CO WarrenC, who has built LOVELL Ih Honolulu, July; 5. 1015, Depots, Cuisine, UNZXCIL'. ( : was from ; 1 time he released the prison roads and studied roads for .40 years, y to Mr. and Mrs. Bennett: Lovell of Docks. : . Service, ranks on promises to quit his attacks will give a talk which will' summarize Fort 'street, near School street a 1 , RATES REASONADLE and try the" Maui ?. change, -- '- Joints for hln.experlence and fufnish suggestions . . . Tv:": "'v f-i- ' only i to return later. John lacked a for road building in and about Hono JOmX G. EAHHLH, Hanajisj Prcprictcr. - Get , Can Your Tickets for the shin to hold the booze he captured, lulu. This is a session.; which should DIED: Paradise .Tour Co., Hotel and Union streets, locl r:rr::: so ho put" it away Inside of him with be attended by fell those, taking a gen- the result that the army- - of Rose cap- eral or particular interest in good PAPAKO In Honolulu, July 11, 1915 him, today - tured and John was ' . ;- reads. ;;i;- vv . ;( the; infant son of Mr..' and Mrs. "stowed away" for another month. : Charles Papako; 1434 Kamehameha " ; IV road. , vv PaJshbn4 y- -N bf the '"other side drove SANTOS At sea, off Waimea, Oahu, I rs r r . H his Ford through the defenses of Man- PLAiyiATiflKS 0'-'!- D.1 Lev-- ( 10 :'' July "111915, Jacob Santos of Ho- r:oxt Friday evening, at Ileinie's Tavern, from J uel FJguera hear Pauoi and tore down ; aisallbr,.: , J- ... ( I 1 gate nolulu, naUve. or Kula, V. (...!-- ...... ; . the barrier, lso the' of the fence. if? n, olTice of Levenson &. Weill, .or-- C. I).Wright or 19 years , , Sv "EC" Maui. old. General' Poaha of the police cna-h;.'- Star-Bulleti- n ' LAU In Hoholuru. July 11, 1915 Mai Saves ! cf your i AV. C. Hodges, at the olTice. , . . army trrived in the nick of time, and after Paishoa had promised to rebuild I001DEH RISK r Yee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lau This U no her ; n state : " .Kim You of this city, 2 months ani barrier, allowed " ' provea ' the Poah. PaishonJ ' ' a tested azJ tiz ; BULLETIN P1IONL' 2236 and his Ford to proceed. Paishon 26 days' old. ;' - ' - " LAU At the. Queen's hospital, Hono- The tlaaket prsvczt - IjEVKKS()N 3G25 said he' couldn't get his range on the PHONE - : - t road." . ;; UHDER PIEW LAV 4 lulii, July; 1L; 1915, Lau Gin Lock, waste wKIcii f I'.ov.a v, a native of China. 62 years old.' July 10, surface of tha i ccC3 Makea, '- KAHAWAI In Honolulu. a Hawaiian, battered the - ; - in TJiey num- .- - - .. - ;';.:,, Better get earhv are going fast. The strcnshold, of Ah... Chock, a Chinese V"".' 1915, Kalel Dear, daughter of Mr. ' : : ; The. majority of Oahu's plantations ; Ka-manuw-af ber is limited. laundryman at Walkiki, with : rotten .and Mrs. Charles Kahawai of Try one z y- - eggs, so Crock avers. Makea was which have filed their declarations lane; six months and five " " ' ' captured by Rose. Chock says the with . the V workmen's . compensation days Old. ;, "': v - - ..' ani aprrcv; J t shells hurled by Makea contained gas, commission have gone on record to the McKENZIE "InNapa. Cal., July 3, Good. the1 HoLrjketrlrj Ir; just like the German shells. He sys effect vthat they will assume re 1915, George a. . McKenzie, former : I ' he could smell it afterward, and be- sponsibility for accidents to .employes manager the; Volcano Stables & ' . I ' Price 15 ,cenU each. compa- of IJJ sides that the shells without the aid of Insurance , burst all over Transportation Comp ly . of Hila Chock's clean laundry, which was out nies, according to members of the Hawaii. ,:, -' -- .; to dry, ' .'-.' commission " ' ' ' For Tonights dinner v- ',;;: .' was rumored first the It at that Fire that had burned . nearly a I for Enrico s Caruso notified the Italian sugar companies would; combine and week, doing considerable ; damage, on Red Crosa that bis villa near Florence joint security, and was You rieed'Zce Cream effer a later it the American steamer Standard, was The House of Ho::s3s7arc3. . v r .. . s c is at its disposal until the end of the said that all would takeout "blanket" extinguished - W"w : . when the vessel reached ' waj-l- .' . . "'S;":: ' - Riilk Icq Cream: Four Flavors r policies in an Insurance v company. Key West, Fla., in tow. : ; Neither report appears to have been Neapolitan" Iirieks always well-founde- Ready.. d, as the companies have ' expressed the desire - to "take their : PEONE 1542 own. chances.". ;.,;;5 ':,vu'':: : VORLD'S LARGEST on BUILDERS 0? The majority of the plantations f the outside islands .have not as yet H0H0LULU DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION ? v. The House of Silent Drama :f filed their declarations as provided by MARINE ENGINES 2 b. ta C3 h. " ? V' l I Matinee 1 may A. ... at to 4 o'clock. law. Farns be obtained from p. Perfection In dwi'; i J con- - Two Showa (Evening), 6:30 and 8:45. jv Campbell. Merchant; street,' who is structlon. .' PROGRAM FOR TODAY. chairman of the commfsslort.- - - ' The Royal Wild West .. ;- - Two reel drama...... Vitagraph ; STATIONARY ENGINZSFcr Farm SHRINERS REACH SEATTLE ' ;':;' V'v.-:.- - ': an1 The'Jse-VVIT- H Jealous: James or factory use. .7 ": V J 4 ' ; nTXmwiU Comedy. ... ' . PET WATER b JFr AL0 attle ccnclave be In session until ...w.U.,...,...,.. Lubin t - - next. Friday, inclusive. 7 :r Greater Love .Hith No Man . PORTABLE OUTCOAT.D jOTOr.-Ma- ke Last Saturday night the .Honolulu Drama Edison AcccmpanJed by thefr ir.ascot, Nick, ...... i...... fccatinj a ph-asurs- , left-th- e - y real a pet c3rabo, the delegation: from Shriners. Oakland mole at A Woman's Foll Alcha Temple cf Honolulu t?.ie 11:40 o'clock on a special train for Drama . , .'. . J...... Biogranh end ; EVERY ENGINE FULLY C'JAriA:; Seattle.. ;r:' - V j Ajab Patrol arrived in Seattle, Wash., ; tzzd.', ..-- -', yesterday mcrning in .time to 'attend inflamed by expo-- ;. Under; bend 1 : $Z00, wiUili K$iE7f the open'-ns-- session of tho imperial in tho sum of

":':, ,-- 3 ct'jnril:, . : v.". ": Henry Smith, clerk of . the circuit relieved ov l.n:3 Ul--J , At Scat:c thsIccal'Shjiacrs w'ere ceuTt" today w-a-3 appointed by Judge ILJ V Ldfrti) tyeCccsiy. NoSmartins, 'by Gsqrge H. Angus, i. .iaet. iliustrlcus' S ' lW tcDtsttv c f Aloha Temple, and v)0 th? '8tate Tour Drogjiitii oc per Bottle. Cartas Ejf "Su f.40,?8 i I ' ' : i t r c r ry Jirj" McCandlcsa, former illustrl-- na K&huluahi. . The court, or-- 5lirelaTube 25c, For Csok sf lU Eye Fresatk 510 Caille Street :Cus ictcntate. who p.ad r,ono to thedcred that an inventory of the estate Drucgitts ot I'.zfcz Eye Usstij Cm., CHztz Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. Washjnston--cit- ; - r 'In advauce cf the j be; filed within' 30 days, ."'-- t- - j ' VV-- OUB HONOLULU STAR -- BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1915.

LETTERS - I r ft f ft ' Ktxr-Bullet- ln To AS (Tt lnrne tree 100 n ii I II fruk discussion In UAm colitan on tli J lesltimats subjects of current Interest mn Comounlcstlors are eonsuintlj r eeired jo which no slrnsture U at ISUIOiV uched. This paper will treat as con ItiLEY H. ALLEN ------EDITOR Qdential tlsmatnres to letters IT the ISAAC LANDO was a returning pas writers so desire, nut canoct &rt scnger on the Manoa today. spues for anonymous communica- - , . JULY 13, 1915. it except to penalize the sherifT by holding over tions.) , SIR. MRS. TUESDAY...... iu and a S. DEN'NISON re - e non-appropriati- turned to Honolulu on the Manoa this ;New Casseroles his head the axe of SALOONISM ON MAUI. iimpnra up with the procession. The situation well illustrates what critics mcrning. mean when they say the city charter needs fix- Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. MRS. WILUAM CULLEX.- of 323 ; just re ceived Sir: Many of Maui's citizens feel Peck avenue. Honolulu, returned from Superintendent of Public Works Forbes, ing. Few modern 'American e municipalities county recently that their has taken today., s tempe- the mainland - a backward step in the matter of - White-line- a brief visit to the mainland, returns sat-fie- d continue to elect the active Tiead of the- police d casseroles of heavy brown Iter rance-reform. There a general is : .BL M. CASSADY W. John- - gener- and E. nickel-plate- expense of the trip department. The police department is feelin? of humiliation. Inasmuch as pottery, resting in d holders that the wasjnore past ston, prominent Iowa attorneys, axe ally directly under the mayor or a commission the record of the has been one passengers on han recompensed by the information he was to which her best and foremost people the Manchuria. of pierced or strap design. who is thus held responsible for its effective have pointed with prided It was the t which will be applied to ' MRS. J. J. SMIDDY and daughter nabled to secure and ness or 'A-k'xv- new liquor board as organized July 1 Invaluahle for cooking certaiu dishes laxit. which, at its first session held that are spending tne summer mcntns ! needs. nitoria. )so features of city administration touch the day. took action causing general sur with relatives at HanaleL Kauai. which should be served direct from the prise and indignation. The former No doubt Mr. Forbes is right. Furthermore, everyday life,of the people tnore closely than ' J. S. HARGIE of the von Hamm- - ' . ' oven. Apiearanee on the tabel is .very board at its last meeting 'convened Young Company if and the city and county of Ho- the handling of the law and' order" problems. June 24 passed a Ordering returned to Honolulu the territory resolution from morning. fine. ' all saloons to remain closed on July 3. the Big Island this v..7--- eer-tai- n This and the building and maintenance of nolulu would make a practice of sending the big day of the races, until 4 o'clock : P. MANSON of New York-Be- r of tj eir public officials to the mainland streets are the commonest of public functions in the afternoon. This has been the the ; The smaller ones are about of quart and generally the most criticised because they practise of the board for several years, muda steamship line is returning the public probably since its first organization from the Orient cn the Manchuria. capatrity, while larger ones are double ::ce a year or once in two years are the most obvious. Anvone can understand Star-Bulleti- The regulation has acted well and met bo The n' be- V A. VIEIRA, this size. : , , . ould the gainer. and everyone notices the difference between a with very little opposition, except on J. R. treasurer, of the lieves, has several times previously ex-rcs.s- ed the part of the saloonists The new Vieira Jewelry Company, returned on ard good and a bad street; and the conduct of the the Manoa from the mainland today. belief, progress of certain board with Messrs. D. H. Case, W. T. the that the police force is almost equally easy to watch. Kaae and T. B. Lyons, appointed by :anches of public administration is so rapd ' the governor to take the places of JAMES M'ANDREWS of the Oahu Wichman 6c Co., What the city attorney or the corporation Messrs. ; Weinzhelmer, Cockett and Sugar Company, Waipahu.; was. a re- !;at officials as far removed from its current before-han- passenger to- - counsel or the director of health or the auditor Copp, arranged well d to turning on the Manoa Leading Jewelers s necessarily must be, are in convene July 1. and having organized ;';C'rr'. those of Hawaii does is much more difficult to follow. But, falling behind. Not through with Mr. Lyons as president and Mr. ral danger of particularly in a city of Honolulu's size, it's Case as secretary, proceeded at once PROFESSOR T. A. JAGGAR of the :;-- of er.ergv, industry or alertness, but sim- - to reconsider the motion of the form Kllauea volcano observatory was a pretty easy to see or hear when the police force er board and after some, discussion, passenger to Honolulu on the Maun !v inevitable ten ,1 because of isolation and the rescinded the taken 24 j ' fooffallingldowK!; action June and . falling day Of open ::cv of isolation to encourage into cf-th- threw tee the; races' wide The sheriff of Honolulu-i-s independent e In " the mcmingTintil a: m.' The - U T: LYMAN has concluded a four, ::ts. .. . V,. mayor and' independent of the board with the remaining commissioners. Messrs. D. year course of study at mainland Xew methods, new ideas, new tendencies in C. Lindsay and C. pt Lurkin. stood by schools and returned to! his' oin 1 I exception that, it appropriates for his depart- - - ed fa 'Salt Lake City yesterday at) C. HOPPCH. wt en . , ;L.1lTi: :Llic administration throughout the United their guns in a valiant manner, but the islands today.- :t f I' h:? ment.,. The condition is anomalous arid should it was a case of three to two and the Bccn.r.5Miss Parker lleftj IJonplulu 'cnta- cer.ber cf the reporter LI 1 'l cf ; - 'of- old ; the Sierra. tne biar-uuiieti- a a 01 :ates are sweeping aside, many the " '5.1 v liqqor Interests won the day. When MARSHAL SMfDDY left for for curLer 'ended. 'V' e.; ;.v'; l':-'''l- . J. J. be r 'i Interviewed 'In. Regard to Ven- BISHOP RESTARICK, of , SL An months, will sail ?:anchurU i redness and efficiency, freedom from red 'their action. Samoa yesterday in the steamer earths Under the present charter, the only way the one of the new iConimfeEioners with tura on official business. , He will re- drew's Cathedral returned to Hono tomorrow cn hi3 way to h!a her. 3 i.i close touch with the people particularly the reputation of: a temperance advo 12. e lulu Jrom Lahaina. Maui, this morning. Mis3cula, Mcnt. He will re-ent- er re. head of the police department can be held re- turn to Honolulu August .' . ; tie tax-payer- cate stated tnat he' felt the form E. W. CHURCHILL, a banker of University of Montana and complete s are noticeable among the aims that sponsible short of charging him with ma- er board had no right to bind the new MISS FLORENCE CART LEDGE of Napa Valley, CaL. was an arrival in his course, after which he may return -- - municipal officers. board any , . tate and lfeasanceis to vote him out of office.! Sheriff to line of action and more the New York Life; Insurance Com- Honolulu In the Manoa today. to Hawaii i'd assure progress, cities and states are ex over it was only fair to give the open pany's local agency returned on.; the Rose's, popularity with the voting majority has day a trial at least and watch, the re- Manoa today from the coast. :::?ing ideas and encouraging mutual dis sults.; was been demonstrated and quite naturally he con- It afterwards learned that on. There are conferences of governors, this same commissioner, betook him A, B. SMITH, a representative of siders that an indorsement of his adminis- self to the other side of the island on the Standard Oil Interests In Ori ! ac- - the calth officials, of of public ' day question quiet- engineers, - 'OT.-.7- the in and spent '.- -' ' 1 .' it ent, accompanied by Mrs. : tration. :'v . Smith, is of city attorneys, of police chiefs, of ly with his friends in Lahaina. The on the Manchuria, bound for San Fran-- :.tant, writer on. good ' authority Jbas it .that . ',. ... ,,ee y-i- (Apartment heads. League of municipals there was more open ''drunKfennesa cisco; Thomas A. Edison's genius is to be turned to seen on Maui July 3 on oth- ::re flourishing. There !are frequent con-.-: last than ; WILLIAM CULLEN and ; Master Sec- er race days for many tf, year. This e submit-t- services for the navy by his' acceptance of Cnllen returned from Hilo on the Man' r.s methods and plans are ! was particularly true among the Ha-wallan- s. fc - na Kea today to join Mrs. Cullen, who become president .v- .5 i 1 clearing-hous- e retary Daniels' invitationlto ... .yl.:;'"; : rincral of vigorous arrived from the coast on. the Manoa 1 j inven-tio- n ' ' of-on- of the informallv constituted bureau of Another Commissioner, Mr. Kaae. morning, . . . , V, 1J V: : the experience state, this . . gave - . Edisph-remark- as his: reason the matter, of his - of the navy department. ed r :::!:' karr.s definitely,.. with a conse- personal liberty, claiming that he ARTHUR M. BROWN, deputy city ; 9- -; to a reporter not long ago;,that .hexould easily didn't favor any law or r regulation For Sale : i en.; and county attorney, returned to Hon vL.t citv'has succeeded which would In his right invent an explosive very much deadlier than terfBrejvith t olulu in the steamer Mauna Kea this ; : oil er citv may emulate with to purchase a drinklnl al; sajoo Sat- morning,: after a two weeks vacation urday 1 r s or, C-ro- anything ye t hown in the European war. But mornint Uiv dlier morning. , 1 bv ideas. , spent 'on ;Maul , ccasistsi"bf a ;:c:i cf Hr. Lyons, having? bei fcsaged lu 1 -- - Edison's genius essentially constructive,' not '1,11'ic n h fir' is liquor slf-'f- or . ' .'. ? "fff tmrit the busless him some L; J. MORAND and W. Morand and ' - vle-w- ; bungalow. Three bedrooms,- living destructive, and he is not interested in infernal years, had his own and convic- F.'j: Daley, Chicago agents for the room, ., ti. ted bv the annual civic conventions course, bodies' of his tions of and oi Italian-Swis- s colony of "California. . machines to tear asunder the pantry-kitche- n, i::eds of various parts of the terri-- the new: hoard, gave the casting vote amcng on dining room, , servants ' 5 were the tourists to arrive' fellow-me- n. Mn the patriotic service . of pre- accordingly. e.; : ' c cnvLTitidns do great good, not only theVManoa "this morning. .". r - a, country, he There are now two new applications quarters. There is a nne la-v?- and mature I : paring defense for his however, .::i from every island are brought for liquor licenses, one or another MR. and MRS. R. E. M 'DOUGALL is to he turns his fertile imag- : , ready enlist. saloon in by Portuguese, Australia-bcun- d ';''. . nd fired with the inspiration of the II Wailuku a are passengers on the flowering trees.. odern improvements : ination and tremendous technical equipment and one by a Japanese, Manoa to arrive today. They will.cpn- - : I, because papers, pre-1- , but are being p'ablished In ,thf . press and tinue for Sidney on Canadian- - gas, electric lights, to subjects,, . wjll - the sewer connection, etc. (1! ju-i- submarines or similar .there which are to be acteortpon by the J en is aired, on vital topics and Australasian . tomorrow. ' liner ilakura ' be some wonderful results. V': commissioners in their tfeSsioR to be : : You get . cap big value for your money in nem r juiy next.,' me t two mem e MISS SARAH PARKER, daughter bers of .i cf .l.o technical professions are the old board are both strenu of Judge Robert Parker of this city, - v ously opposed to the granting of these this property- .1 The morning reports Judge Gary, has wirelessed friends that she arriv- - 'y'apt to feel the need of meeting per that petitions, but if it turns out to be a ' 11 coming to Hawaiu case f , .s frcun ether parts of the country. head of the steel trust, is of three to two, as was the case who had so ably assisted Gates in the July 1st, , the decision will be In fa- - 1 pricr amalgamation. ... in. .tin;:s cf the American Bar As-'- :. There have been several nimors to this effect, vor of the two new grog shops with - Judge Gary, I believe, has been published by Star-Bullet- in :., . f the ci il, mechanical, electrical the first of which was the two or three more to follow later on, chairman of the board of directors of t s ' f ' arid the liquor people meet with such ; : agoj Mrs. United States Corporation '. . y of physicians;' of sani- - two months Judge e " the Steel encouragement. : ; .ei ; ' since its organization and continues so : 1 1 . as San Francisco . very :; .11 . , e o: that in'thc prac-- Gary at that time got as far Vours sincerely, to.be.v.1 know that he was chairman ' ; JOHN W. AVADMAN. : 1 .1 e i : ..." i ens men realize the profit and then returned east. A visit from this pro in 1904 and was such while 'Schwab -- and Corey, were presidents. II gressive man of Big Business would be wel A TRIBUTE later its vhrro there mav be heard and TO JUDGE GARY. The president now is James A. Farrell, QUE TABLE Y7AHE ' PATTZ?.I3.. , -; 'C- . t ; v ; I come in Hawaii. ": practical man, as are y Tceoeruized leaders. -- a steel likewise 0. Honolulu, July 13, 1315. ' the former presidents, Schwab and .; : -- 1j 1.: jr..-- 1 EditCT Cannot be prices' ; iln.ii Us as good '.for Honolulu S.tar:BulIctin.i '' Corey having excelled. Our . both of the latter risen Sir: The sketch of ,- - ;'; la!.---.. - represent of the career of Carnegie cannot be. beaten. Their aim is to give the.pub- The appointment of H. P. Wood to Judge Gary morn- from the ranks the Steel "... Elbert II. in this Company, one of 25 more sub- ! t Asiatic ing's paper the or v llle 'administration for the Hawaii at the Pacific Confess of the Is unusually full of errors sidiary companies of the corporation. ' and misleading statements. : VIEIBA JEV72LHY CO., LTD., 115 Zi. v. o i;c.d for public officials to keep Institute in San Francisco this month Is a gooc While it The United States Steel Corporation - II:t:l is probably quite Immaterial to Judge 1 1 only largest cor- -- Star-Bulleti- Is not of the ,t. theory and practice is as move. The n several weeks ago Gary they "cne c:i just whether are corrected or porations in world," but is the - net, the t : .or men in private employ or .de-- 1 drew attention to Hawaii had nevertheless it.rtay be' aswell capitalization being a bil- the fact that e ? largest, Its to have It done. . ; t ' ' lion dollars. Ten years ago it had in to :ir own professional, careers. made no arrangements for representation at "of To commence at the . end the Its employ over 250,000 men, and the territory or the city would profit by country on the Pa- article, Judge Gary's term on this Congress, though no the annual pay roll of cue of its subsi- ' " ! bench was not. i Ir t; the mainland once in awhile heads cific is more interested in what is done than is what might, be called diary companies was said by the presi- 1 I brief,M $180,-000,00- as he served two terms as company 0. ' ' dent of the to be about ; .r.ts to study, to inspect, to '.-, . county Judge, Il- ait:, broaden this territory. ''..' ; ; of Du Page county, -- In that year they tacked on I very : v:; v, ; and to catch up with the proces--. linois; and remember well when a 10 per cent Increase in wages, bring- Limited. he occasionally sat: on the .bench of ing the annual pay roll of that one Oft urse it is understood that no official The Fresh Air Camp at Waialua is doing the ccunty court of Cook county in company' to nearly 1200,000,000. This 111.' : tilled in going who looked on his wonders for the tenement mothers and babies Chicago In the placo of Judge Pren-dergas- t. was before the corporation absorbed At that time he was seni6r the Tennessee Coal, and Iron Co., and : a ; nhet at public expense. But public quartered there. needs $600 as a mainte member of the great law firm of Gary It established its new plant at Gary, Ind., 2o63 Rooke SU Punnui bedrooms.... ,:$7".n 1.1 3 vho are faithful and who. strive to any amount are & Gary, with offices on the mezzanine so the number cf men In its employ ....4 nance fund. Contributions in waiknci 3 " . no ' floor cf the Rookery, which firm is now 300,000 or more. ....i...... r.?. - th :: tl,; artmc nts return a worth must be Kinau and Maklkl Sts. ".. '.' 50.C) dollar's welcome. Settlement," Advertiser - 3...... Palama the possibly still In existence. I have always an "aloha" for the Bates " ( Street 2 ..;... SD.CO . iVr very dollar jiaid by the people or the Star-Bulleti- n receive donations to this It is my recollection .that John WV Steel Corporation, as it is the one con- 1 ' ' . . ' ' ;v'- Gates first brought. Judge" Gary cern I been Intimately associated t : ;;ivcn i pi.ortunitics to keep up ; - for; have good cause. ; ward in organization Fed- always appealed latc.-- I the of the with whose methods uiiFunincnED the t and est ideas. eral Steel or the American Steel & to me to be absolutely clean and 1325 Palolo Valley 2 ;.20.C& Wire Company, and when Morgan above-boar- d. For this policy no one Road...!..,,,....;... bedrooms.;.. Death Due to Bad .Roads, ' says a headline. wished to '.promote the organization of deserves more credit than its. able 102S Plikoi St.. " -- 602 . H. Gary. Wjllie St ...... ,.. ,. 4 . 4.".00 It was in California. The worst Honolulu has the United States Steel Corporation chairman. Judge Elbert " ,i ' v: 2205 McKfnley St Manoa. ... 3 ' " 43.C3 nen;ous complica- he called ta.Wyxrrtrt2?se: Judge Gary , vL:; L. HERBERT R. JORDAN. rv.i'.'...... had was prostration with 1704 King St. 2 , " 33.03 - rvl-o- r Lars en picturesquely expresses r'"'-- - ; Pilkol St. , 3 1 '27.53 tions of profanity. r v.if ;;;- I79 ' V ... SheriiT Cor. Kamehameha Are. and 2 .' 40.00 i;:i::k:i that lloso has "made a Manoa...... ' Hackfeld & Prospect Sts.;...... 2 - 27.3 . ( f " the present board of supervisors, and - Independence Day at the Exposition, with : 1246 Kfnaa St...... ,...... ;...... 3 30.00 than one' cf his associate apparently 1004 W. 5th Are, Kaimnkl;...,..i ...... 4 " ..v... 16.00 Brvan principal speaker, is declared by the .1313 Makikl ..." the shcriiT should be chastened, yet the St...... j. 3.. 30.00 that San Francisco papers to have' been 'a' howling 1205 Wilbelmina Rise, Kaimukl...... 3 " - 25.00 aj-- . 1328 nly method in sight is to hold iip an : Kinau 3 . . 35.00 - St ...... v. - e success. e"!: 770 4 32.50 1 Kinau St ...... tic :i for four extra pdicenien. In other " LAIMI KOAD2 lots in tfuuanu Tract, area 10,000 sq. 1339 Wilder ATe....:..;;. .v...... 4 ' ' 40.00 1 , of city administration it 1877 Ave. 20.00 in the interests ft., 2-ro- cottage. $1100. Kalakaaa r...... ,, 3 ...... necessary to coerce the sheriff Cafranza 's best chance of ever being recog 1126 KfnK St. 5 5.00 ..icntly KltStjCikl 1$ .Villa get to him ROYAL GROVE, Waikiki One lot. 1317 ; St So.OO says'ds.a nized consists in not letting " :. ering what he necessary move ' 2144 Lanihull Drire,,. Manoa 2 ...... 43.00 : ;' 50x100, on easy terms), ' -- KAPAIIULU Lots safety on the streets. in a small space. ; r l;v j'. : V 1251 LunalUo St V...... 3 ';. - '...... V 45.00 .ieso 2130 Kamehameha Ave .Manoa..;...... 3 r 40.00 1.2 of the police committee, Sup- Hillside.-....- ,. ehainnan Lower Manoa Rd. and ...... 2 ...... 37.50 1 ! - a . er Horner, lias several times expressed his Aha Caramba The government declares For further particulars and list of other property call on 1913 Yovnj St...... 2 ...... 2.00- KewaTo St 3 :'v " 43.00 non-LI:c- v Villa peso is 30 cents American money. 7 ;tif faction, with police efficiencyor worth 1314 5 " 43.C0 : Kamehameha IV Rd...... at the same time commenting, Viva Villa! '. 'e' : ;'; 1058 14th ATe Kaimnkivi.. .ii...... 2 33.C0 Guardian Trust Company, Ltd., - 811 Lunalilo ...... 6 " ...... 63.03 ; 1 St...... : ; to do about it?" t a i we going Stangenwald Bldg Merchant Si. f Nuuana ATe. 5 " ...... C0.CO truth, under the present city charter There is no longer any question as to who 12th and Maunaloa Ares.. Kalmukl...... 2 ...... 15.C3 - : : thin'; much the board can" do 'about is rcallyesecxetarv.of state. It Lansings- - STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N. TUESDAY, JULY, 13, 1915.

1 9 . We move intokouifcnew z we GOB i intend to take with us any merchandise from the old store. That's the why n of our i Big.' Co 1 -

of Suits j . Trousers, Shirts Underwear, Sox,; etc., at Tremendous Reductions.

SUITS thousIjIis Values up to $20...... NOW $13.50 Values up to $5 ...... NOW $2.50 ami $3.50 Values tip to $23 i . .NOW $15.00 Values up to $10., ...... NOW $4.50 and $5.00 ' ...... All Shirts going' at...... : .75c and $1.00 Id Underwear selling very eheaply. 84 Hotel St Mauka side In Pantheon Building

Contralto solo The Almighty....'. ". ronA - 1rnr.nr Schubert W1 1 ORGAN RECI TAL Mrs. Robbins B. tj Anderson -- - lLiu V - r-- v .V.I- - U is Grand Fantasia The Storm.:,...... ' " N f- Lemmens 1 Pastorale from First Sonota...... UiKl HTTIIISDAY . ..,...... Guilmant EWCE - in C Sharp ...... Prelude Minor. - . ) . . . . Rachmaninoff i I I f .. .. t ...... 1 A, I 11 i Contralto Solo He Shall Feed His iiiM Mary PickforV "America's UUle Harold Gregson, the noted organist ; Flock .... .v; . . Handel comes to the Liberty now visiting in Honolulu, will give a ' sweetheart." t Mrs. Robbins B. Anderson theater next Thursday 'evening for a kiwm recital in St.-.- ' Andrew's J Cathedral, Andantino days only Thursday ' evening,' (a) In F flat;.;,,Lemare run of three ia "llistres Emma street. be: (b) Gavotte Moderne.. Lemare Nell, one of great heroines of ginning at 8 o'clock. He will be' as- ...... the Yhct l.zs become of the moving In lieu of the tremendous success Toccata' in G.V...... Dubois lure fl'rn cf the state call paid on historic cr romantic drama. Owing to scored by Edith Mellor, the little caba- sisted by Mrs. Rcbbins' B. Anderson, popularity of Mary eve- who will several vocal selec- .::cn Lijckolcr.l lost Erring by the Pickford and ret miss, at Heinle's Tavern last render Don't forget to order your ticket for ' s foe ;:.-.lcr- the praise has been accord- tions. A collection will taken,' the cf C.3 Hawaiian senate? R, hish that ning, Heinle has received , numerous crit-- money that big dinner, entertainment, dance c. LvJ:c'.;cr. ULrarlrn cf the public ed this Paramount picture by the requests to have the little entertainer to be , use.dof thdurhasof " - , nal-I- : ' , ,, be r : chives, v:r.t3 to V.r.ow. l:s rt the I, there have been appear again this evening. , a' new organ screen. ic . and genera' "high jink' to fliyen ' fl-.y- , program:. . ' , . "Yea r;:, i li Ilr.'Lr: r n t.::vcr.cr cJ.'j fcr r'rervci seats Heinle has consented. "(That's In- "Following Is the by. the Ad Club at Heinle's Tavern Liherty-anJ- , .Bac'b : r.ota re: .lutlcn 17 ; fcr tt.lhe to formation for. those who wanted to Toccata and Fugue n .Minor. Friday evening, July 16. Phone J. O. popular management ' 1120 Nmianu St. . . I'lione 1022 Above Hotel El. tcl;!r t tr.i rurcl.cse cf a moving demand, the has see and hear her again.) (a) Communios ...... Devred Levenson, 3S25,' or C. D. Wright or W, s decided to set apart a limited number evening the dinner-danc- e will (b) Meditation, ...... St. Clair ture film cf tl.3 tcr.ote formal call This . Hodges,, 233, for : reservations. . C which will be held at passengers offi- (c) Capricclo .. .. Lemaigre ; Q ;::n Li.c'-Ia- L Lot I W3 cev. Jcf Fuchseat3, be In honor of the and They're going fast. : i I. now nothing cf the. sr-- id cents ar.liiray he reserved by tele- cers of the Manoa, which arrived this La " :r.t vntil the t.Il came to me phone cr person. morning. .. Officers of the army and ' ' - z V. 1 ether day. - "Mistress Neli"'is a romance o'"the navy are also.' cordially Invited to be ir.vc days cf England after the" Stuart res-toratic- n. present, as well as the' host of local . " ' v;. t:'..cn, cr.3 that the pho-- AssscIutJi .with Miss. Pick-fcr- d friends of the Tavern. ; t t r o ; r n 7 IT. paid The dinner, as usual, will be of the :''-- '' .' ' , I'crr.or.oz.'was is a cost cf exceptianally clever - ft.-- ( I rxthl-i- musical ;:.r u f. a finest and the entertainment n,7 ' l.zl ; art!.:4.', .DanI:V Frchman Gives that Mf I- p.. f 'n th'' te!3 11 L . ,r.v - KJT i - .Oi.WVjr, . i r.cvcr ru.Ivti it ircJuciion Ly.a ccmpany of Famous unusually good. (Adv.). . pearly white .;V. ; Ac-- v .'. ia tl.3 rrchives. r layers. :. . : Complexioas' r: '.: t? I'.r. l::.-zlz- z, The reserved teats are now on sale : much desired ; ACID - - ; STOMACHS : by Women r r . C .nee then he and reservations niay . be made for the Always Gom 3 From . . cf Fashion. . ,.'. 1... . li vh;re, I unicr--' any performance at the Liberty the- r ARE DANGEROUS - 1 ' ii - :.:g r.oving pictures. Regular, may . - Drv-l- sis and ater. reservations also ,...".v- . .. At m r I r.cv s r.cth'.nT at all Is ma;e fcr each' change cf program, Common Sense Advice by a Distin- DcpzrtzrcrJ Stores Q. : y;. w. 12 "i.t the when the the naming cf the days preferred be- - tie guished Specialist, ' th- ;.:i3 ing left entirely to the purchaser. By :h-I-ni," . -- of I . qur.lity C LIII . . j.-t- . .. . u help entirely in keeping vitH'thb cur th!3 means It Is possible to have the "Acid" stomachs are dangerous' be- We use white : r ; r re-- enme scats at each visit to the cause acid irritates and inflames the products. ; "The beet to be knd, at any pn:e," delicate lining of the stomach, thus .IZZI WZ21Z1 hindering: and, preventing the proper complaxioa 1 CONCERT AND MOVIES AT action of the "stomach, and leading to We wl!l sand x i '''Qurbulic,- and our briclis nr ; ' pow- -! nine-tenth- chamois and bock of FORT SHAFTER AERODOME probably s of the cases of cover stom?ch trouble from which people dor loav ts for 15c to : : wrarr-- known for quality. Deliveries ever wli 2: 2. - sufferv Ordinary medicines and med- cast cfma.:.n2 and 2 1st Lieut. C. R. Abraham, post icinal treatments are useless In such tztjd. t. i:ori:rvs & sov. rrops. Chafter, has - effirr rt Pert cases, - for they leave the source of t-- (i r.rr:.r . J cil. . V.al crate entertain-ri- the trouble, the acid in the stomach, fcr th b Aeroicrr.3 tcn!ht, con-e!-i.-- T as dangerous as ever. The acid must cf rovic3 and a' prcgram. by be neutralized, and its formation pre- th3 li R: i.c:nt tend and orches- vented, and the best thing for this pur- tra. Th? f:;iur? ;':tcr3 will te "Th3 pose is a tesapoonful of bisurated mag- . THE STAMP OF QUALITY MARKS ALL D::- - f.ciurlcj Clara Kim-tel- l nesia, a simple antacid," taken In a Ycuct. Under circcticn cf Al-l:- rt little warm or cold eat- : . water after Jacch-cn- chief musician, the ing, which not only neutralizes ' : cT the c flic era an 1 the J.. will give the fallowing program acid, but, also prevents the fermenta- prilZ ' land - " M cf the ELE TGII . A . - . tranercrt i. LET . : - 7 . acidity developed. ?A2 tcrrinrJng at o'clock: tion from which Is. :, i at the Iler.na ' MADE WITH UTMOST SKILL FROM THE PUREST MATERIALS -- Foods which ordinarily cause great- EACH IS THE eve-.'- , March Glrrdcrd ...... Lithgow t). est distress may be with impu- r.-:.- eaten C;.as. 3- .Overture Urhcaa lAux iutCt, ... Offcr-tac- nity If the meal Is followed with a f-r.-- i"9 h little'" bisurated magnesia, can :s cf the Ei; :nte Offcnhach which be from any - ' - 1 elect! n IIo?ctna obtained druggist, and I f FT.fTV folk f The Three Twins. always kept Llaile Complexion Llaile Cream; II ..... V A -- should be Mndy. For ; i a.tc 3 v ta v.chrance Tnanles.. i. cf sale by Benson, Smith & Co, Cham- ' Eennett Containing Peroxide of. . bers Drug Co., and Hollister Drug Co. , ... r 1 One Step It's the Came. Oil Town . ' Hydrogen. - adv. ... .V c . , . ; w ' rt tr.p to Giltert ' ; : : - ;".' ; : Non-Grea- sy " ; Is a soothing and healing ; ; Elector l'ranc:3 Lcia.i ta3 arranged the following program for the orches- (Liquid;: Is a pure Com Thcrou;hfy e!ssr:;s the tra: ;. : plexion Cream. It whitens, leaves the skin soft, teeth.' It is a powiir rnz-- 's eh;! Summer Evening. VWaldteufel Is anjnvlsible powder which' softens and cleanses the skin. smooth and white. Especial- cf pure precipitated Song The Boogie Boo (from "The If used before applying pow- combined with ant!s:pt;;J COM- ly recommended for sun- cii-ca- Newly BEAUTIFIES THE der gives that even, which properties prevent y . Weds") Ayer it - Two Sten The Wedding Glide. Hirsch PLEXION. It is Indispens. ; smooth, soft effect so much burn. Excellent after shav- and leave the msuth Dance Mimi ; ...... Leigh able for evening toilet. desired." - - Ing. '".;; sweet and fresh. Intermezzo Indolence . . . .Mathews Rag Knock Out Drops. . .Klickmann Selection The Gingerbread Man. . Sloane ITS MAILE WEEK AT OUR STORE. LET US DEMONSTHATE TO YOU THE QUALITIES OF THESE MERITORIOUS PREPARATIONS. Tango Ecstasl .... .". . .'. .... Obrero

Fox Slcaters.'....Stagilano i 2 Trot The . t Fourth Reel Intermission. 9 0 Cake Walk-r-Eu- m Richardson -- REXALL STORE Walts Artist's Life ...... Strauss THE Mcrceau Roglsh Eyes. .'.'.Gruenwald FORT AND HOTEL STREETS -- 'PHONE 1237 OPEN UNTIL 11:13 P. M. Finale Underneath the Tango Moon ..... v Carroll t - - ...... : BAND CONCERT TONIGHT. Beginnlne at 7:30 o'clock tonight the " l V,J " - : . . . "" Hawaiian Band, under the leadership i of Director Peter KalanI wIllTplay .the following program at Thomas Square: ' - ' America.' ' : : . : March The ' Panama Exposition ... rz. "Z. . - YW3iMmjjm:mn2o...... Pierson z Overture Zampa ( new) . . V. . . Herold Songs Hawaiian Band Glee Club. pu: Selection ' t La Travlata (new)..... r r,,..j Verdi - v -,-- "- .. , ' - V - J --t . i ;. Part II ., r" Selection A Knight for a Day . . . From Us. Our Service Is Right And Our Prices Are Lower. 4. . i Hcyd Grrpo Crccni cf Tcrtir, end Hubbell Chorus Tannhausar ...... Wagner Trial Will Convince You. Just Phone 1. Waltz Ls Syrens. .'. ... ; . Waldteufel 1:11: March Don't - Take My Darling Boy Away ...... Tilzer A Aloha Oe; Hawaii PonoL ? h cccr.cmy to vlzz Cz Izzt. ' The Star Spangled Banner. Ycir Eyc3 r:::J Cere 2 Tcvvc'.'r Cock Cook ten t free on request Address box SC3 IZp ' STAR-BULLETI- CDC HONOLULU N, TV KSI A Y; ,7 U I X IX 1 013.

' ,xn - ' Honolulu Stock Exchange , Your Selection Tuesday. July. -- f Com-- , edould not be governed by the fiizo of tho MERCANTILE. - ' Pid. Asked pany, tho amount of business transacted, nor Alexander ft DaldwlnXtd 225 . a j i. Cv Brewer ft Co. 323 j the patronage of friends. Neither is a vital ele- SUGAR. ' T ) n-- n ment of :.h ::v-- ,: : V''U ;'- Lwa Plantation Co. 23 dig j Haiku Sugar Co. 169 175 hU LCi.ll : Haw. Agrl. Ca ui Insurance that Satisfies Haw. C. ft Sug. Co...... 38 38 un Another record crowd Is expected Haw. Sugar Co. V. ; ... . 37 to be on Pier 15 tomorrow morning CONTRACT, at HAMM-YOUN- A Life Insurance Policy: is : THE von G ia Honokaa Sugar Co...... 7 UWERS PASS 10 o'clock when, the Matson liner Wil--' AS CO, C113ES LTD, Honolulu . between You and the Company. Honomu Sugar Co...... helmina departs for the coast with U0 ' ' . - Hutch. Sugar Plan. Co.... or more cabin passengers. Ajsnts . " Kahuka Plan. Ca ...... 15 Get the Best Contract Kekaha Sugar Co...... 160 170 THIS P0!1T The Japanese steamer Kageshima ? aRESEEiJ Bend name, age and address for information: Kcloa Sugar Co...... Mant left late yesterday after dis- McBryde Sugar. Co Ltd. '.8-'v. charging a cargo of coal for the Inter-- as to the New Policies of the Oaho Sugar Co.... 24 23 Island.' She is' hund for Vao-couv- er Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd.. . . . Almost every Orient-boun- d, steamer where 6he will take on a" car- That ths Pacific Mail ,wiU remald ccmes through Honolulu In. 36 that these go of materials for Vladivostok. . ; business under the American Cag - Wl Onoroea Sugar Co. 36 Is- . A kw. . 4 New England Mutual S Plan. Co. . ' days Is jammed with war supplies or iust as long as the Hue csn continue Paauhau - - with, raw material for; Oriental mar passengers have- 511 ships-wit- h : Paclflc Sugar, Miin . .'. . . 50 Twelve been book- to tha holds of; its : .y;;-,-;;'v.''-'-- - Life Insurance Company Pala Plan. Co. .V...... 167 kets ed In Honolulu for Australasia via tho freight and the cabins with passengers Many Canadian-Australasia- n H, Pepeekeo Sugar Co. 167 " steamers cf the "tramp class Makura tomorrow." The is the opinion of mariners on the coast P. BURNETTS ..... CommlMlar.er Pioneer Mill Co. 28 2S are, believed to be carrying munitions liner will arrive early in waterfronts, according to the word ef Deeds for California supplies. brought and New York; NOTARY Waialua Agil. Co...... 23 - 23 or The regular liners are the morning and will take on fuel. . It to Honolulu by officers of the PUCL1C dclng a rushing . Matson steamer Manoa Draws Mort;a;es, Deeds, C;;:i Castle & Cooke, Walluku Sugar Co...... business probably will continue for Australia today. cf ' Pa-cif- Ltd A coast paper, commenting on '; ' '' "Does anyone Imagine ic Sale, Leases, ets. Attorn; for Co. 185 200 the about neon, v .. that. the Wii:, Walmanalo Sugar ... cargo Mill Is going the District Court. 73 MERCHANT Fire, Life, Marine, Automobile and Waimea Sugar Mill Co... growth of traffic with the Orient, to quit when bust, says: - . :' v'---''':- ' 'V ness Is so good that It Is packing ev- STREET, HONOLULU. Phons i:;S. MISCELLANEOUS. 1 The British steamer Strathcona, de- Agents - - ery steamer with passengers - Accident Insurance IIi.Iku F. ft P. Co.. Pfd.. . . . "American . Iron producers are be tailed .for service between 2;er and and ginning to feel good ; freight aliker Is the argument put Co- the effects in Fanning Island cable station, is ex- ': - Haiku F, ft P. - Com. .... , the ircn trade brought about, through pected to forth. - :' ...:';" BAGGAGE . Haw, Electric Co...... arrive, from Auckland this is reported war In Europe. Op the Pacific ; It that the Pacific Mall Haw. Irr. Co. Ltd...... , x the week: The Niagara will discharge Honolulu Construction boats are doing " Mall liner Korea, .which sailed from supplies for cable station Ju'y t the heaviest business Haw. Pineapple Co...... 32 33 the Russian-Japanes- e ) ft Drayinj Co, Ltd here to the Orient yesterday, there expected to since the war, and HIlo R. R. .Co. Pfd.,.;.. and .the Strathcona is f Queen . was a shipment of 25C0 dead weight ' the fact thf Interpreters on the var- 65 SL ' Hilo Ry. Co.,: Com...... tranship these supplies. rj - tons consigned Japan. " Six ious Pacific Mall boats have been em. L., Phone4331 Hon. B." ft M. Co Ltd . . . ISii 19 of iron to ploying spare ty-fiv- their in teaching Alexander e carloads of iron from Pittsburg time Hon. Gaa Co., Pfd...... 100 A feed-pip- e valve the disabled crew - ; for the to speak English is taken as ' up- .... ' went to make the shipments; : Hon. Gas ; probably, will- - continue her voyage Indication trans-D- i ' Co: Cnra.V..100 ""This, Is,. only one shipment pf the another that the IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTi:Z IN jy Hom R. T. ft U Co...... 157 Melbourne has been made by the Ho cific line will not quit' on account of product . finding I.-- I. . . -- : which has been Its ' NEWSPAPER3 Steam Nav, Co...., 195 200 , nolulu' Iron Works and probably will the' Seaman s act. , - - way kingdom of .the Rising " f-- ct Mutual ;.TeI. Co. .Cl A . .- 18 . tothe cornea The Chinese men Anywhere, Any Time, Call ca cr Sun since the outbreak of war In be Installed when the steamer" that busiaesi at 3J Oahu Ry. ft Land Co. ... 145 150 Into port late today or early tomor- are attempting to start another trans- . : write ... Europe. Previously, , Iron The tones ,., who Co. 11 15 all of the pacific line, and are said to en Pahang Rubber ..... "by row. The grain boat probably will have b. a advertic::;3 . Japan . came don't worry much UmitWL. and steel Imported listed, th support cf the Dollar inter-- k Tanjong Olok Rubber Cor 20, .... Germany. of proceed to Melbourne late tomorrow about hard .times " ' ; ; from The outbreak the or ests. Jen ".3 a.new'sngle to tho sit.: bonds'. war off the" supply and Thursday. .. ,"'" are the ones who Ditch Co. Ci. i . . . . . shut entire ticrn.. :h 'compf tition, , in, a! 'Ml. ; Hamakua V a"-- , started saving mon- .V; as resuiti .for a brief "time there to of tJ;a T. K..IC. Haw. C. & Sua. Co. Str...... '.' . . Capt. F. S. McMurray of the. New that lines, rn.i7 rcrca CITY f.!!LL CO'!? 1Y, LTD. ey, was almost" an Iron and steel famine P.,:.I. t i d months end Trr, I : . : ' thd tho wall.:a!?ed ?nZ &- Ccm.T4iss!criJ.!crch2nt3 Haw. Co. . : YCrk h.as an- t ".V.zz ' C. i in tho : 7V ; : tiulQS. ship Neyport -- I;srtcfi c! t::. l':nl: -I years rgo. Far East. the" .. Haw. 5s, Pub.f Imp . ; bz Seam .n's act 1 j may Ten "Orders were at 6nce given to Amer nounced 'that the hour of catirlils. .Tricr3 low. ar t:tj Harder tines hnd fneurcne: Ar;,nta Haw. Ter, Pub. Imp. 4? . ; 5 ..tl.a-.- .:.-- t 1 ican firms and now the supply wave has been changed from o'clock this your crdsr rrc:t atf " come: prepare for Haw. tTer. 4 i . . ... large V.'a tu: lhora by r.aving is beginning to make itself feit. Every afternoon until 10 o'clock .tomorrow or salL hava't'.lt a" Haw. Ter.' 3 ? . mcrning. ' The reason, for the change drrds cf tor-c- s L: tl!3 c'ty with per-f:c- t little . lot of steamer leaving San Francisco is tak . or a HIlo RJl.Co: Cs Issu 01. commander, in- .'Alt satfactlc-a- ,U v. -- to bull J , . cargoes is. that the wishes to " icu it your present earn-- Acf nt for ' ing out big of commercial - Hlo R.R Ca. ' R.&D.Con.6s . i ; ; be- m ccr;-lt.C- 3. , getting ship's - '''ft- consigned, to Japanese sure all of the mail S 6 i tnetal, sope the lags. Hawtllia ConaerclsJ CuxT H onoka a' S u g. Co. Ca . . . '75, 80 "Visiting ' Co- government private fore departing for the coast, r - - .:' 101 ' and some to inter ' ' Hon. Gas Co., Ltd.' ... ' J"-':.- ; - .,1.:!vv.'.p 5s... V - '' hours will be until 5 o'clock this after m i f- '.- - ests. V'; "' CUT CALL i Ccapaaj.". - : Xliika Eusar H6n. U. T. ft L.'Co. 103 ... noon; . v 6s.. , . V .v "When the Siberia, which is the W Psia Plantation. .' Kauai Ry. Co. 6s . : ...... BANK OF HAWAII Mail fleet ::::;:y ' Agricultural McBryde Sugar Co. Za...... next liner of the Pacific. ;Lit;;i : Haul Company. to leave, sails It will also take out a The Matson steamer Manoa from Tel." 6s ". . . . 1 LTD. Sugar Company. Mutual ..'.'.'- i.. San Francisco docked at Pier 15 at ry . . Hawaiian Oahu Ry. ft U Cd. Cs.:: 103 - ... largo 'shipment while the greatest of J i J II v 3 7:30 this morning with 60 cabin pas- ; ; East t Cahuku Plantation Company, Oahu Sugar Co. 6s . : ; . M03 i ; all 'which has left for the Far sengers - will ecCupthe holds, of the Manchuria and only 112 sacks of mail. UcEryde S uar Co Lti Olaa Sugar Co. 9s Three automobiles, 2442 tons of freight ' 6s... ' Xj. When it sails' on its next trip." ; : A Hahulul Railroad Company. Pacific ft F. Co. 6s...... i ... and 21 packages of express matter After a fair weather voyaga from ...... Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s. . . V ,S Kizti Railway Company. 141. for Honolulu and 1709 tons of freight Oriental porta the Pacific Mail lintt Pioneer Mill Co, 100 . ... one Kahulul, Q & 5s..... and auto for comprise Manchuria reached theharb-jjt.6;S- Taual Fruit Land Co, LU San Carlos Milling Co. 6a 100 rASSUULa AKtUtKU .. : cargo. She-- night her sailsHomororw o'clock" this" niornrng,"" docking two " Ilczolua Ran co. Co. 101 . . . .. -- , i . I Waialua Agrl 5s.,.,. - for Kahulul, and, returns Sunday. Per str. Mauna- Lda, 'July Vli-- C. M. hours later at Alakea wharf. . Tuesday will' ; y Kaanaana, Mrs. afternoon she sail for Purser Clark Reports a fairly un- :r-- Sales: Between Boards 10, 47, 25, Kamakawiw6ole,.Mrs. the coast with a full cabin. xcda:: r r.Tzr.z Mrs; Kapol, Master Kapoi, T, eventful trip",, but a vllvely 'and ener : t . o, 30 Oahu Sug. Co. 25; 325,75, 3D, Duncan:: 1:.: S. K". Kakanelua, Mrs. Nakanelua; Miss getic crowd wa3 abcard, . which kept 100, 125 Olaa 200. .165, 10, 10 Mc A,.' M." Brown," 'Master A. the hours filled with deck sports, mu- - 6; Nakanelua Co.- 7 ; dancing. ' ; . 10 36 23 Blake, sic and None of c: Bryde Onomea , Ewa Crown; V; A;': 'Baldwin, itr'.'J:' the c"ieers -- 93, 20,' 30 50, 70 Pioneer 28; Master E.tlray, Mrs. A. K. Evans, Mrs cn board has received wcrd 3 to a I.: at r 23; W, Sejtrle, Mrs. W. King, A,' A rumored change of fuel' from ccal to rcy yjxrfy c.n Csvlrra D- - 53, 85, 90, 40, 120 Waialua 100 J.' 23; r Shoon, LCng.'. Wpng oil on the Pacific Mail boat3. Kahuka 300O-Ola- a s: 05; $102; Trar lit Ka! 15; Y; : IIy. AVatf Blff.-- According Clark, it Is net .." .' 75, 30, 50, 18 Oahu Sug. Co. 23. " Ga'CnowMii Akantit Alcana;; C-- Akana' ; Father ":lldefonr. likely that Honolulu will be passed by Sessiin Sales 5, 50, 10 Oahu Sug." U14U 1 1 I t 1 on the next run to the Orient, thou.'.i c c. YJ- - ct;::.::3 tircu:lcut TrcrlJ. Co. 23; 5, 5, 10, 5010, 15. H. C. & S. Ke e.'"Mr9 Walaee, W. ' M elnecke. ' Dr. Ccast reports are to that effect. 'He Co. 38; 200, 20, 20, 25 Olaa 7; 50. Pio Ku-hi-a, no change of will H: J- O'N'elll.'Irs, Kuhla," Master' Sixty" passengers on the - Mat30n thinks that thU scrt ' 1 i 10 Sug. Co. 25 ' CC neer 28; Oahu . Rev. J.'Keala Mrs. Keala, T. Haae 6teamer Manca, which docked from take place until after November 4. 3D AGENTS Kt)pa;'G..;P. Kama- - . The vesser had on board 243 first-clas- s ' and wifa.fMfs; Jl. San; Francisco this morning, manifest : Latest sugar quotation: ?6 deg. test, won ana' wife, Mrs. Tooney, M.lss Too ed keen Interest when Purser "Jim" passengers, 84.second-cIas- 3 and 7ANTED. 4.845 cents, or fS6.S0 per ton. - C,r De Ponte, Mrs. 318 third. There "were booked for ney, Meineckc; Mrs. & I Ccrrlgan handed, each, printed card first-cla.5- 3 pas- cry cjz: HC"Z INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, Williams, Miss Williams, Miss Klask, Sunday; bearing .the mysterious word Honolulu only three' LTD. sengers, 67 steerage. . Fcrt Mis3 Sotta;vB.IL Hedcman, Rl; C. ng, Aeroplanessubmarines aid Foo-- cue second and C: Klf.'G CTREET.' CORNER FORT. Walker." MriAT L.jGreenwelI, J. A. fcos at 10:30 tonight." When the ap Twenty-on- e passengers from Honolu Sugar MattnewcanrMiss, Mahhewnratr; H. :L. pointed; hour arrived "the passengers lu will leave tomorrow-fo- r San Fran- C. C CSCKUC, - Kawewehf, Rev.;A. 3; Eakef and wife, crowded to the rail, and speculation cisco. Aut.u.:r!zjd .'''.'. 43 A;;nt fcr Hawaii for "Foo-foo- The Manchuria brought bass of cr.: H. L. and wife. Dr. Ifays, and " might for icz ccldr :t Kinslea was rife as to what a r:.-- Frsf;rrti cf; FrclfJs Cas for thi3 port and, 2380 toLS of 1 Pzn cz-i- z. C:tk wifS, V."K, Kalaiwaa, R. Wassmann, be. : ."'"VC V", mall "i C:;;tric Ccr.;iny cf Ci!!farn!a. ..."'. freight. She had In all 12.000 tons of t;.y E. M: M'dlie:rr Mrs. H. L.. Ross, Master Later was explained that all these thj Up-churc- h; it tomor- - : Rbs's, : Upclrarch Mrs: freight aboard. She will sail ' r j- tt-f.,i-- 1 p; Re.' implements of war were tq be exem 9- , 1 1 . . 1 L . . ... w ... F.cr s i;: o.: Cox M2 Henry ccrlc Trmt Mrs. Shiba-yam- a. row morning at - o'clock for San C. Master rrpeburch, -i .I C CUr;enwa!d plified by modern dances on deck. In t- C'.r::'.j - Clds., Rev. M: K. Saito, H. R Bryant, Francisco. H:tl r- .- . addition a special musical program . ' Ctock Cor.d Geo. Rcss.E; SIlva;JGeo: Tulloch, and a Uemtera HoncIulJ tad was held Sunday evening. Oscar STAR-DULLETI- N : " GIVES YOU '. Cxchar;s, wife.' Miss .XulICcHMrs'Naipo," Miss jthe eve HAWAIIAN TRUST " lousen; acted as chairman cf NEWS TODAY Ignacio, " TODAY'S Naipo, vMiss Casmere, Mrs. ; :"- - Fcrt and Merchant Ctreeta ning. :;.' , ,CO,LTD.,,..v:.' Te!cEhc3' 12C3 Ida Uia," Mrs.'Lawelawe; S. Kanhelua, '.'. Rev.-Kcp- Kamalani, a, Mrs. Ne, "Mrs. Brings Coal frem Japan. - . 4 . .. . i wt Czrr!:a cn Trust Auld. ' We have a that wiU BY AUTHORITY. Mrs. Kawaunu. Master , r The Japanese steamer Tsurugasim rhaEt - just do what it to c!3. C j In all It Per stri Mauna Kea: Hllo to Hono i'aru steamed into the'local harbor, to yoi. wat s.' tr-ncVr- RESOLUTION NO. 178. - and -t- .: , lulu R. W. Filler,- Mrs. Lederer day from Japan with a cargo cf ccal r-", T v A f u.-- Mr. - children; Miss A. Stevens,; Inter-Island- .. .2 - Km K three f A for the She probably will i:: Be It resolved by the Board of Su Mrs. E. C. Ellett, Mendes de Leon, ' ' -- ' ., and proceed to Seattle or Vancouver after Yt'C soil' tlx as 3 ci" ti. : r i r. ! v.-- f f.-.- n pervisors of the. City and County of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Woerner, W. H. p LTD - , discharging her cargo here. . She was have never sc n a Letter rcti:c(.!y f;r Uic Math-ew- " ' lonolulu. Territory of: Hawaii, that Shipman, Miss Mathew," Master ' - Umlgated cutside the . ; harbor1, this bowels. Sold only by uy : Eighty-fiv- e Foo and, son, the sum of Hundred Dol' T. Costalro, Mrs. Ah Eenson. Smith Co., Ltd. L' ' 1 -- - - Fu;1:..c4 ana Leans iars ($8500.00) be same is Mrs, andMrs." Nabpe, Mrs. ; !."- ' rre-::tn- t and the L?harMr. .C;;kf:r : t;' ::: i r. r:..::c: - t'tia. hereby appropriated out of all moneys Hanohano, M. Hatorc'.W. K. Kauin, - cn r.- ;y t3 C 7' ". Ka-lalwa- a, c. Usrt.ir.t Ctre:t Ctlr Culldlnj n the Water Works Fund of the MT I,Lujan,,Mr. and'Mrs. W.'M. z cac ! i.m f13t-c- ' j : Fhc--j 157? ' - known1 Mrs! 'Ai K. .Kalalwaii, J. ; K. I ' ,.v:.: -- t is! H:.zzz'--T Treasury for an account as I al;tc."o-'.l- ". Purchase Water. Meters. Kim, Rev. L. K. Kalanl, E. Silva, Mrs. Cuniays !sl cT .;.I2 C;:rctry ' r:.i ; Luka Kino; Rer. S. Desha, W. Cullen, i Presented by . . ' "L-- ' r ' O;?. Y. M. C. A. F :r : :j .Trc-rc- r 1 n; ; ; ' V A. n. r.C.:3 G. L: 'A. Dol-a- i . - - t V;;:- - ; Master Cullen, Johnson ivSis:' ' - - - W. LARSEN, - . w VCN'-"''"'- - r ' ''' t..-- c. J.-- M. Spalding, L. Usee,'- Missr B. Electricity? 'cas,' screens in' ..:" .Supervisor. 'SX ::. rir-t- cr all' houses. 28, 1915, Wrishard; Mr. Naquin, Miss Stevenson c cc:n: Honolulu, June . . Hl-guc- Fine cottage In town; $22. Rev. S. Okura, Rev. K: hl; and infant. CAH-RACK- J. furnished-cottage- - 2; $17. "Rev,-- Wong, Miss E: To and from SCHOFICLD ra!l fcr Approved this 12th day of July, A Tsui HIng A. tCC.IE ....Director Tartlally furnished house; ,132.50. Miss Kaihenui, P. Alakea ?ri H:tsl C:3 I ' Pea, ilaster Pea, J. D. 1915. : every Two Hours c r. s w:y, A, G L:7UZY. ...Director Small cottage in town; ?17. IL'- Erovra, Miss M- - . Brown. W. A. lit : : C. LANE, i ' ' i JOHN rcuni trip. D. Q"! ' AY i r-- TbddVMiss Bray, Mrs". Bray, Miss M. $15 Mayor. City County o Honolulu, '- .TV. A CITA- and Melim; Mrs. Helela," Miss Kaanana L. .HAWAIIAN NIT - ) TION cc':?a:;y J, n. .ScliaacI".;: ' " MhainXo, S. Keakl, J. Palrelria, Moses ' - . ; '" ': 62144uly 13, 14, 15. - - ;" Real estate " ' Chalmers. Mrs. Tv. Matsumura, Prof. t'2 Kashumanu St. Telephone 3S33 T. A. Jaggar, V. Stevenson. A. Morri- i"x " a son, Mrs; Peterman, JS.v Hargie. La-hai- na TC7TA Trm ttf Honolulu Wong Sara, J. W. LADIES', SILK , STOCKING:, M. Black and Wh';, Former Pries Olesen, Bishop Restarici. Rev. Y. - IC Kcng, li: Hatanaka,';H.Iitsu, W. $1.50, now Se!::.- fsr 75 Cent. THE $2S00 modern h.Mise on Mat- F. Hogue, S. E. Kalam : y MclMZRNY SHOE STORE, lock ave 50x90'. : FOR RENT. Per M- - S. S. Manoa, July 12 T. Lr the wonderful K C Cook's BoolcSIrs. Janet D. F. D:!7:n"!:mCo. $1300 28x30 1 Akrens,jfMra.TA; Mrs. Bertel-man- n fJrrrfhll& .,' , Fort, above Kirj house, and lot Barnett, Trr1 . ' ' McKenzie ci t school . - i LIMITL3 acres. 5th ave., Falolo. Large furnished front room wlthath, and three children, Mrs. Q. W. tame, tells every housewife how to become an expert cook how to prepare $G000 Corner lot. 200x223, Walalae rd. family. 319 S. Vineyard Bcrdman, Miss F. Cartledge, E.J W. A-r- .U private st such, appetizing: dishes the family will go simply wild oyer what you set Ccr.tr:! fci HzwiH: ' ' ' 6214-6- . W. Cooper, ' r ' and 11th ave., with house. '.v t Chut (jhilUMrs. J W. P. - . ; before them. . o ' CONKUN6 OR . Ass-ran- f Atlas ce Company CctreUj E. L Crawford, Mrs. W. cf $300 I it 50xi0, cn 4th ave, near car. Mrs. V The K C Cook's Book is illustrated in 9 colors, contains 90 tested and Londcn, Nev York. B. S. , .VATERMAN Underwrit- FOR SALE. Cullen, I W. Cutler, J)ennison, proven reapes- - tnat win De success m every . ers' Agency; Proviiiencs Vssh Mrs. B. i. Eenniscn, F.. J. Daley. R. few simple suggestions are followed. "... , . FOUNTAIN PEfi3 ' good condition; 5600. time if the i in;ton Insurance Co. S. Z.; CTZ1ZLUCH 1913 Cadillac, in English. W. P. Feasecdeft,. Mrs. W. P. The C Cook's Book has been prepared ll?V CAN C'JARAN P. , 1253. 6214-6- t . K ' th ftcor Stanjcnwald Culldlr.. Waits KK1 ; 74 R. Kmj St Phone Fessenden, H. Fisher, Mrs. H. Fisher, at an expense- of tnany. thousands of dollars, II. Fisher, Jr., E. Fisher; Miss N. Fish- would easily FURNISHED COTTAGE. and if purchased at a store cost . er. Miss D.; Fisher, 3. E.'Hajak, Mrs. 50 cents, yet we give it absolutely free as we J. E. IIajak.' E.' Harrah, p. Housen, v- Furnished "Co Aage and light ' house want yoa 10 Know exacuy wnai j - naxjnz : I. Lando, Miss M. Unds?y, Miss E. Powder is and what will co tor yoa in ' Cleaning , keeping rooms; all conveniences: IX it - Drv J.- - : r" CAN', LIM'TED. - Lindsay. F. Logs, Mrs., F. J. Ldge, N 'rtrjr lieLtst bath, running water your own kitchen. Yoa need this won. "','. Ten." :V " mod;, L. T; Lyman. J. McAndrews,,Mrs. R, I X derful book it ts ot nut importance . short distance from posteffice; McDoiigall, Ev tnoscrtbed... ,4,C00,0ou ' Vine-rd- . E. R. McDaugall, Mr3. to every housewife. ' Carltsl ' crate. ' Ganzel place, Fort and ' u , &rJ.OOO,000 K McKing, Miss B. Minquoit, -- Miss M. ( '..:r ivi Capital paid u?..-..- 1M1 ' ..s. ' FRENCH LAUNDRY. L.-J- . px' Restrre fund ...... 13,C00,O00 T. Moran, Miss Si ?Jcran, Morand, How to net tho AWOKI. Uor'1 Manner W". Morand, Mile. Peisch, lis3 A. Pas G. REWARD JaqutsX CoolL'o Dooll IV. -, chiotti. F. J. Reidy. Irs. F. J. Reldy, Mfg. Co. J We arrange all kinds of trips a AW Mrs.' E. JVin, N. B. Slattcry. Write your name and address ' : -- 1 -. a $50 any in- . on. this coupon, ai- everywhere in every detaiL, offer reward of fcr Jr J: Sylva, Mrs. J. J. Sylva. W. I ' Chicago.XV plainly - w tach the colored certificate Also .luaue and . hula formation leading to the arrest of the Thcmpscn. J. A. R. Velra. C. C White 25-ce-nt , ray - packed in cans, person or persons who stole car. end two- children. t. It enclose certificte PARADISE s TOURS ; OO. , No. 1630, Chalmers "Master Six" sending botn to us. r Ben-ford'- r Yoa wi'J be mizMr jf1d yrto - . Hotet end Union 8te - ; touring car, ft s A wii eless to b trnlted BargaWs Other Pianos ,r.2 Merchant from Behn tt . States ; did. Hit, C ii Jerue . . PLOVER t. garsge King street, on Sunday army Quartcrmasr's. . today pianos cffice: x 23 - : 1 xam:...:-..:-- THAYER PIANO CO., LTD. nighf,'Julv 11;' . siatedhat the trsnsport Sherman vill hTA filTES TOU A. FARBER. P. O. box 1214, or care anlve tcmcrrow morning and will de 156,Hotel Street. - Phone 2313 T T,irS 'ETS TODAT : cf Old Homestead. V . :' 6214 Ct part Thursday for, Cuam end SfanUa. STAR-BULtiKMN- -- ' HOXOIiUIiU .' TUESDAY. JULY 13, 1915.

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speaking bdfore the retail advertisers taeeting, pro-nounc- ed should be spent in advertising retail stores. He believed the newspaper the paramount in: effictivo The, Associated Advertising Club3 "fliat about' 2V?or 3per cent on the gross business douo ; ' ? ' : ' :: advcrtisirT. i v-- is about the right amount the average' store should spend i of.thoTorldacting in twenty coordi- u "Retail advertising is the people's guide in their for advertising. ; . - . everyday living' raid !!r. Appel. "The newspaper is nated departments; arid conferences " We all know, that there must be some limit to the the natural n:cdiuni for retail advertising and for all added a new chapter to the advance amount a retail store should spend for advertising and advertising. must bo figure below store cannot safely Xewsprpcrs circulate in the densest cen- of honesty in advertising. ; there a which a ters cf population, where are also congregated the largest ; go in trying to save in the matter of advertising' said store with tho greatest volume of merchandise. So they The 155 newspaper delegates rep-re- s Mr. Parsons. "I do not know of any retail store cf any are therefore the most efficient mediums for all adver-- e nting the nevspap er section of fconsequence which spends less than IV2 per cent for ad- Sing. . vertising, nor did I ever hear of any store lasting very "Advertising is the speech of business. Advertis- the convention unanimously voted .long with an advertising burden of more than 4 per cent. ing is to business what language is to man it's mode to adopt the following standard of Between these two extremes lies the advertising expendi- elf-cspr- cf f c. sion. A business that will not advertise is' ture upon which a retail business can build and prosper." loth deaf and dumb, and as heavily handicapped in the world's progress as a deaf and dumb man. - ' ' Present day newspapers are - a better advertising To make none but true statements ever they have more gripping "Advertising that is saturated. with human interest medium than because a ,js bound to Id most widely read. The word 'news' as of circulation. power a power that should: be studied by every think- Chicago delegates printed in cur American newspapers has come to mean ing advertiser, Joseph H. Finn of told To mairitpin advertising rates as attending the annual convention of the Associated Ad- ''.u::::.:! i::terc.:t.' Stores must tell their own news in a - vertising Clubs of the World. . - published. : r:'l' t "Euicient advertising requires the writer's personal Finn declared that advertising is the news about To reject fraudulent advertising. merchandising and, was nothing closer to the csaininaticn cf the merchandise and; the hearing of the that there story cf its purchaso directly from tlio lips of the buyer1 To oppose free publicity. 'hearts of, the reading public than the "live news con- who secured the merchandise in the wholesale market. cerning buying opportunity.1 . j believe in efficiency of advertising "!ierehar.di :o is dumb until seen then it speaks ' "I the newspaier louder than words." To bring people into the store to see because I have seen what it Van do in such a variety of the merchandise! to speak for the merchandise until it linesj coverin? such a divergency of propositions that the ' possibility of luck or accident must be eliminated from can speak for itself that is the first step in advertising. if ; Wave A S!Efed consideration,' ' he said. .. " , "Advertising must square up with the merchandise km .: and with store. To It is the paper which published the true news that the square up with the merchandise ' and with the store it must be accurate. To be accurate iif.?.'. pays the advertiser best, he added. v . is the slogan of this convention. Truth is the advertising must be truthful. ; Advertising is as honest; vim "Truth as the man who signs slogan of the newspaper that hopes to win the most last- his name to it. A store is as honest ' '. r: ing success, the widest influence. , :Vv as its advertising. : TfoS-- LISTS r have seen, almost overnight; newspaper adver- "Honesty in business usually means life; dishonesty "I; " tising and merchandising successes that would have been surely means death. .v: deemed incredible ten years ago. And these successes "Hcnesty never is comparative or relative. Honesty were solid, they stayed put. , ; : is absolute it means telling and living ; r the truth, the "Undoubtedly the greatest thing that newspapers whole truth and nothing but the truth. v Circulation Books Open. r can do for advertisers, for the business world, for hu- big "The brazen type, blatantextravagant advertis- manity, is to spread the gospel of optimism, to chart a ing is evidence that we are .still in the pioneer stage of .No . undercover straight course of confidence. I A newspaper that deals civilization. The only economic reason for advertising in'nhquietingrrumorsr' that dispenses gloom and that is ! - ! is to make more efficient the distribution of merchandise. counts. always on. the hair trigger of uncertainty, defeats . the ''Advertising, when efficient, does lower the cost advertiser and defeats itself. . ; of commodities because it becomes the million tongue NoLidubrAds accieptea "It is the truth Jhat good times and bad are eacli salesman, making possible the multiple merchant, who : largely a matter of psychology. I this respect jhe caii sell - to multitudes cheaper than the crossroads mer- power of the newspaper is almost beyond . reckoning. chant or the peddler can sell to ten or a dozen people. Publicity worth paying boosting." ' " for. Boost and keep on V HlLiii tiiuluu r

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- i . A fund cf $3,000, to be used ex- The committees in charge of the .' The the- - In clusively for the entertainment of the various details of entertainment ...... 4 In Honolulu has been e dinner-danc- to be given by the . rcrroppcnJcnce for some with delegates to the sixth annual conven- and - Tavern on Friday . tie International Association Ad Club at Heine's - - i the Asiatic Institute in regard to the tion of the report fine prog- held in of notary Clubs has been raised bj evening of this week first PaciMc congre23 to ie ress, assure en absolutely, unqoJli-Ce- d 13 23. Ac- Francisco Rotary Club. The, and Kan Francisco from July to the San success for the event. correspondence of the contention opens next Monday, J ulj - cord,nff to the It 13 Impossible to print ther pro- Institute the Taciric confer- Vj. Delegates are expected from Aus- Asiatic and gram as the committees believe, with Is by the Asiatic Institute, tralia, Hawaii, the British Isles of N ence called the philosophers, that "the ardor - tr.o Society and the Ameri- sil parts cf continental United States. during the fit: Oriental .represent Honolulu. deslr3 Is more pronounced K t can Asiatic Association. S. S. Paxson will anticipatory stage of ; ... Much as Honolulu wouM llfce tu The entertainment plans Include the therefore those attending will enjoy m l ave the credit for this conference It following features: themselves the more by way of the W27Q truly hzcvj Pan-racIH- c Sunday night, July 18. Reception Ah, it io v as In no M ay born of the surprises afforded. 4 , haizzzz Conrre!8 had here some years ego, to visiting delegates at St. Francis It is urged that those desiring tick- " ' ' v lnh died a nv.ural death end was hotel.' - ' ets notify those in charge of this prt Monday night. '40 Camp cn,Zone fa- luricd. ; of the affair as socn as possible to reopened for exclusive enter- arrangements. - will be seating See In- the original draft Hawaii was cilitate the tainment of Rctarians. advertisement in another column for that Cream Ezz:7.zl:3 2:l?Z3z: l rntirely ignored. Judge Sidney et Tuesday night. Ball at the St. information in this regard. I'.allou Mas Invited to rei-esen- thes.; further ir.lnnds. It Mill te remembered that Francis. M4 was present in Wednesday night. Banquet at Pal- Ju !ce Halloa " -- given, by the ace hotel. ;tcn at a luncheon prc::J."::.-- b Union Governor Thursday. Tmo hundred Texas Rc- suite v)src ona's can Id Fa to I'OMlLlY r - IlandJ-.rnrnd-th- day the Trcar and tha efficers of the e tarians will entertain all 8t In the evening I 4 -- Pacific organization in Normandie hotel, and . i Yt'ax!.to7tcn, wncn an arrangement a Texas watermelon party will be i 4 j CABLE 4 4 vs made for these two organizations given. .': .V. , LIE (.) wnk together. Since then all cf Friday. Lunchccn will be given to disf.ay it to c?.2 5 r:.:z:z:2 t1 " organizations interested in Pacific internaticnal president and to the Ml the v:,!k have been approached tc unite IS delegates from the British Isles In One more cablegram is to be sent - Hanis-Arcund-the-raclf- room the administra- Washing-ten-, the the banquet la - to the state department at rvemcnt, which is" composed of n tion building; at the fair. . - ;; D. C, by Col.-ge- n. D., J. Wudan, -- : ! cf locz.1 clubs in every part the. Chinese . Nationalist leader, re- t ; t:.c Pacific. SUCCESS OF A MEDICINE questing a passport which will war- Ha-- v Well,- ... i . . i. ' Unit- i , ., II. P. Wood. c!.air:ran cf the rant his traveling in conCnental "- ' that : ' - " ' " " ' , r W. II. Cas-- - T . :;:.3t. ii Pair Cemtnisslrn,- and ' which fill a real ed States. . s All things succeed , lie cf the cffic-T- cf the Hand.v a doctor Is kept, busy day In case the state department de- W- m"': :'. - need; that : T.r.d t movement, pre both night proves his ability and skill; clines to answer the message, or de- compricsG: j and beauty! Wu-da- n It :.. Fan Prrr.cifco tnd will reprt.sent that Lydia E. Pinkhani's Vegetable clines to grant the passport. Col. 1, a vail at tie ccnierer.ee. jur. vv ;oa Compound Is sold In enormous quanti- declares he will return to China -- i ! ; c'l.tf.l ty P. A. Berndt, chair-- ties In almost every city, town and and request a passport from the gov- (f the Prcvicticn Committee. in America and in foreign ernment authorities at Pekin. TWIN BEDS of ivory enamel; decorated simply but ex- rarnlrt - jft Col.-ge- n. j,i jag-a- countries 3 well proves It3 merit, and Wudan has been denied a '' Citv C! I.'al-- :. .kalar.i hes nailed women are found everywhere who tell rassport by Tsz-an- g Woohuan, the quisitely with gold in an Adam design; cane panels at head ( rti::c-st(- cf election to (.?. delegates of health restored by its use. adv. local Chinese consul. On July 3 he : i P. I.'moliila c hirtcr election who sent a cablegram to the state depart- morning", ' and foot. VV-"- ( ro ('cctr.l a week ago today. The be held in this city Tuesday ment at Washington requesting a "If- - n of the convention will September 7. beginning at 10 o'clock. passport The cablegram was never ; , VANITY BUREAU (same decorative treatment as beds) ; answered. As the Chinese authorities I. --- in Pekin granted him a passport to Hawaii, he believes he will have no long cheval mirror in center, with two short tiers of drawers y -- . - t In getting one from, them to . r-- 1 trouble ' ' r .. o r f i Ip fY the . mainland. - ; on either side. ' ' . ' f.VKENZIE I "s GEO BGE S. Dl ES AS RESULT OF ACCIDEfJT Ghifforiier to f, wtttttC--l--"-- .. here mrli. ) Information has been received V. July 3 .VV;:--- cf the death in Napa, Cal., on 10, 8 o'clock : I - - '.' r:rr.:r.r, July of George S. McKenzIe, well known f rY STRAlGIlT-BA'ci-v CIlilK AND ONE ROCKER; ONE .' in llilo, from Injuries , , .... - - In thl3 city and '. - s. .p:::' rr resulting from an automobile accident " ' ', to - p:::: on tins occasion; in which Rod" McKenzie, a brother of one bedroom table match. i osAivl the dead man, and Mrs. Rod McKenilo r.hvj3' oubrcd in this were painfully hurt. ever Acccrdins to a San Francisco paper, the accident occurred when Mr. Mc iho reductions rane Kenzie, who was. at the wheel of the machine, attempted to avoid a - col- 7 pieces they're in lision .with a machine running in the Lis-nc- r, eppesite direction, driven by S. . I t f lii:;: r.t thoo un;iM:ally low prices all, a Napa merchant, ' McKenzie's ;.vindow!---C"- 5 " ditch-an- d over- ' I ' car skidded into a dtir ..." rt:::H'. lri;;::::k"-.-- aiul novelty laces sucli as ' - ' ' turned.. . , - W .. --- o - .'" A ; t Allovcrsy Gold s ; lop Iacc:s . if (Other ssts in White and Ivory, $100 to $150.) -,- I at -' j V . . , ',!::!: and! a few r " iii::i;:iin, Vets t . '1 -- - , - , . . 4 ...... , ..is.1 jnnl econoiiiic oiiportimity a . - 4 ". - . 4- . - Ktar-Eulleti- n Correspondence) " :;. -- :i;t and anticipated needs. (Special vo".r FORT SHAFTDR, T. H.. July 12. The 2d battalion, 2d Infantry, left thi3 mcrnir.g for the field, to be gone two weeks. They will establish a semi-permane- camp a little south - Marconi wireless station and i X " of the ' j from there will go out each day into nil- v the mountains. - :. First. call, sounded at 7 ocic;k, and III - at 7:13 the battalion, commanded by I i i 1 1 i 1 4 P' ; i ) t ' r ' . .' 1 M t M i i . ' ' :rr. . wm$mI t n ; t . ,v ...v 1 , i. ,.i . i Maj. Lcnihan, left the post, escorted 11 t f. M Infantry band, The of fi " ''I I I ' FTT by the 2d 1 1) ll It ITllt t 4 ;i, I , 4 4 4 -- arc i ii 1 4 .4 i ffT Mill.. . vers cf the 2d battaLon who lert i 1 i , 4 f- - , 4 t i M t I t 4 i i J ' f ' h M4 1 . 1 , ) ft 1 i 1 1 ii ! Capt. f. t i 4 1 1 1t i t 4 f 4 .I ; '"'M , Maj. Lenihan, Capt. Cochrsn. -i- i . J Lji ')t ' M 1 't r n Hrll. Cant. Parker. LJeuts. Mathews, T'' JcnesMcAndrew, Halloran and-Sloa- n. i4--4-ii4- : 'J-- 4 4 4 f I frTTllrrtl V-r- llh4--4-44- Capt. - , Last Wednesday evening and Vr 4 - f H) i- ' Z. 4Wt f ii j Mrs. Ccchran entertained with a de- 9 '-1- C lightful dinner. .After dinner r there xcpto two tables of bridge,' - Mrs. Lin coln, making the highest, won a beau tiful tray. The guests were Lapt. ana Mrs." TJncoln. LieuL and Mrs." Richard- - eon, Miss Richardson and. Lieut Abra ham. J.- ; r ;.';.. On Sunday evening Lieut, and Mrs. Green had as their guests for supper r-- r .'Kin Miss Hallcran, Miss Catherine leni- 4 r i t--i ri 2 han and Lieuts. Sylvester and Lyman. On' Tuesday evening the moving pic- ture drama rThe Deep Purple," will

A. good -a:; be given at the aerodome. -:-::- ': V'v our lino of musical program will also be given. DETROIT ; -- D 3. WEST'S FATHER DIES. . lift . in ei f. Ly - Ly sun im:mixds you " i ne roiOTons t . mm J ;i.i:n:n a ECONOMY RELIABILITY D. West, for nuny years SERVICE , . That it is about time to go to Thomas DESIGN best-know- WORKMANSHIP, MATERIAL AND cne of the n men In the iron FINEST authority Black and White foundry industry and a high I cn practise, died in Cleveland, O., June Will run on Gas- 18, from injuries received by being struck by an auto.' He was the father oline, Kerosene or cf Dr. Thomas J. West of Makaweli, few universally respected Distillate. All for a davs Kauai. He was ' and admired in business circles and gizes from 3 to 30 T ,. PI among his host cf friends. h p. For work or j'ic!:( ts via Calm Kailway at r mcticn for" commission to take pleasure boats. '; A WcIN-Far- o OfTicc. one the testimony of W A. Kinney, Guaranteed for Noyr SELLING of the - defendants, now residing In Pert Joli, Queen's county, Nova Scotia, f life. Send for our court by a de- has been filed la circuit free catalogue In fendant In the case of Fred Makino against members cf the Sugar Plant- colors, giving low J S - w Henry ers' Association and William r prices. former high sheriff. " Unexcelled in Quality.

y adjoining the home cf F. Ycu Can-Enjo- Life Representatives wanted In the Hawaiian Island. Cest terms and big rr i rice lots in Makiki, K" you want and not be troubled Eat what . : Discounts to the Territories. tr ix( rjiiioku Street will be extended through with indigestion if you will take a . "; ' . I s '" rj -r-v- ty. i t! o "v. i . ' ' f - Co.. i'rC:;:'-':J-r'-::)-'--:--.'i:- :. :7"Ca$ton Ctreet meal, fold only ' ' Lcfors titer each : Michigan, U. S. A. crl ' : AMECO. , ,. , Detroit, Kir.j Street by us 2Za a bos." : ' Fcrt Above Ctr.scn, Crr.ith & Co.; Ltd. J! Those who inflict must suffer, for tiiev free r BPOBTQ, CLASSIFIED AND ?PINQ ' ! i ' must I t r-- the work of their own hearts, nnd this ftt i i hi Mil II - i i ' NEWS SECTION be our chastisement or recompense. Shelley.

- V - r- - 6TAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU H, TUESDAY, JULY J 3, 4915. V NINE MO MIL BERDEBS fflCADffil MS!mm ran CEADS KID PACIFIC T.IA0A ZINE GIVES ROADS USELESS, S.4VSX. 0. SiiHJ DOSSITO PEiKY POSTAGE PLAii

Only bltullthlc and Warrenite pavements malt Hands Around the Pacific Club way of such an arrangement, and U Tells of Highway Expert Just before I left Portland, i Oregon, SAVES GUAYF.3AS 0 CRAFT is herewith urged that the Congress Way Asphalt Can Be Used the latter part of last month, Multno- ll'Y IKI'S IlEul Will ask Chamber of Com- of the United States take this matter mah county, In which Portland is sit merce to Take Action up and pass legislation that will : With Sure Results uated, awarded contract for more quickly bring about a universal letter U. Navaf Stops Associated Press, by Federal Wireless) Chief 60 pavement, S. Commander - Execut'ne D5t?rmined to postage bitulithic nt of two cents an ounce ti engineers of than miles of WEST ORANGE, N. J July 13, A penny postage or two-ce- rate rate ,"1 think the municipal ahd this was done only after very and between the countries of the Pa- consid- - : v Mexican Gunboat From 'h Thomas A. Ediaoa, the-- oL Amerlr. Uphold Dignity' in Face around Pacific, and between all deaa .the - the world have, in the past, thorough examinations 'made by the cific .' beat for y . cam inventors, has' accepted the Invi the countries of the Pacific, is the am- :;;:'. ered the plain macadam road Shelling City ; MId-Pacif- lc county road supervisor and also by ot Mid-Pacif- , j unsis by ic The attention of tThe country travel. But since the Intro- separate by a tation of Secretary D&nlels of th bitious desire advocated the examinations committer .Hands-Around-the-Pacl- flc Magazine has been particularly called duction of the automobile these maca-da-m Press" Navy Department to assume the presi Magazine and the from the chamber of commerce."? (Associated by Federal Wireless Associated Press by Federal Wireless to- - this subject by the following letter abso- - dency of, an. advisory ot.clyillan IU-Ju- k43L-Pcea- workers In the dif- roada have been rendered GUAYMAS,' Mex , July 13. Inter- board .ORNLiiL N. ly k L. Mills, of the lutely ! inventors, to be known as the bureau ferent countries about the Great from Thoa. editor useless." ceding "In the' name of "humanity," dent Wilson Is at work on the first Felldlng of New Zealand, a farm--, opinion of C. O. Warren of ,invention . of the navx jdepaxtment. Ocean. Star This is the Admiral Howard, in command, of the 4raf t of his reply to the latest German era, journal that publishes two edk Mid-Pacif- . Company, which In. particular Is planned the - . ic Mag- of Warren Brothers squadron here, prevent- It that communlcaUon. The- president For some time the Mr-Mil- American has baa no tlons daily. The following Is ls' company manufactures the patent board shall devote its genius to the disposition to consider the. azine has been the recipient of cor- ed the commander of the Carranza situation communication: . . t&t cm ent. known as "Warrenlte." Mr. gunboat Guerrero from carrying on a problems of submarine warfare, with tg 0ther than critical to the exUeme. respondence from Pacific lands that whd considered an expert w "It seems to have become a habit Warren is a view aiscoyer new meuiuua ana Lare a penny postage rate, MId-Pacif- MM general bombardment of the city with an v without discussing the character favored with lc SUBMARINE USES AMERICAN of mine to write .for The on roads and their, construction, has ; guns. Mexican devices of defense, ;whlch shall assure of hia forthcoming reply, he has urging that Hawaii be brought into his six ; The - let it Magazine. good Admitted. in Honolulu for the SHIP AS SHIELD. safety- - s, . A, one? been a visitor upon Vil- - the of the United States by ia this circle, and through the local is" LONDON', Eng., July IS. The crew commander had called' the ; be known that it the determination time it something of a grouch, . This accompanied by Mrs. -- Hands-Around-the-Paci- last month, Guaymaa garrison thelf ffectiveness.v! .; of. the administration. In the fullest Club in Hon- - of bark Normandy, listas in the to sur is suggestion behind . He will ?pcak the Ad the American , albeit there a it Warren. at render, pain of having the city OWcers who have shown inventive, knowledge of the dlfflcultiea it faces, olulu, the matter is being brought be- Club lunchecn We 'n.esJay on tbe sub- whfrh has arrived here safely from under disposition original Let me unload the grumble first: Guff report in general bombarded In event, of a taleat and a for to uphold the dignity of the nation fore the Honolulu Chamber of Com- man -- port, Texas, Mississippi, When I write to any business or ject, "Roaurf and. their Maintenance." work, will !be assigned co- .: , . research to merce. . ef-- while traversing the war zone tbe refusal. The preparations for the brother journalist in the U. S. A., I "There has been mJLte a general, that operate with, bureau, : '. neutrality States was bombardment were under way when the in order that The following la from an advance put penny stamp on the letter, the fort lo save these macadam roads by of the United may have advantage of , a - it the their an appear In the e of editorial er oil or asphalt forcibly violated by a German subma- Admiral: Howard intervened. VILLA PUTS VALUE sheet to two-cent- being our straight-fir- post- the use of and tar military Mid-Pacif- ' knowledge of problems. At August ic Magazine that Is dressings ' Mr. ;Warren continued, rine. : al bulletin. But the man at the other the same time, the bureau . will be s ON de- - ; PAPER MONEY being forwarded to the Postofflee seeing failed, and the The submarine, they Say, covered r - end, when he comes to reply, "but ail efforts have BRITAIN WILL FOLLOW given ; ' free rein under illR Edison to partment in Washington. stamp, . building of macadam roads by pour- them with Its pivot gun and compelled that my letter carries a penay LEAD U MEXICO work out its own experiments in its : PASO, 13.----An; offi- Pan-Paeifi- o Post.,, , - U. S. Elf Tex Julx "A Penny two-ce- nt on envel- ing on asphalt, such as is being done them- to heave to, while it lay in the own way, once it has on puts a sticker his Hands-Around-the-Pacl- asphaltlc-macada- m cial decree was issued from head- ; roads, ap- the "The move- reply me. I here on the lee of the bark, waiting for the will, solve. ope. When that reaches the problemsit ,seek,tq quarters government yes- round-the-Pacifl- c three-penn- y Associated Press by Federal Wireleesl ' ' of the Villa (six has also proved a failure wherever proach of the Russian steamship .. ment heartily advocates a have to pay out a L, 13.-3- ir ' " tea t" The roads thus treated will which had been sighted in the near WASHINGTON. D. Q, Julj terday establishing a value upon the penny-postag- e rate, that la, it cents) fine to release it. Doesn't that Cecll Spring-Rice- , British ambassa- Villa government paper .currency Pa- .Lst a few months tut la the long run distance. , : ' the GONZALES WILL GIVE,, of believes that the countries of the get you! I do not complain against they are much more expensive than Vhen the Leo came within' torpedo dor, let; it t become known last night, 30 cents American' gold for; one-- peso. cific should establish a universal let- the lack of postal knowledge on the GOVlRNMENT -- if a good road had been laid down or- range, the submarine dashed from t'ie in an open statement, that Great Brit GOOD fcThe decree provides that anyone re ter postage rate of twq cents or a pen- part of the correspondent, for three iginally. shelter of the American barkr, which ain intends to follow the lead, of the fusing to accept this currency In trade ny an ounce, between Pacific coun- pence is cheap for a letter from most many In policy: TO MEXltjQ'S CAPITAL guilty "There are causes for these as a ehleld, and sent home United States, whatever the ' at the announced value will be tries. At present, the letter postage Dut I have a distinct it had used i;-- Americans. failures la roads. Administration may adopt toward .i, K 5' i - '" 1 Ur;-..; , ; .'evil of an offense against the government rate from New Zealand and against biggest business a torpedo into the Russian, , The Leo by Australia grievance the , Associated Press Federal Wireless The prizcSr- -l cr.es are:--- Mexico, irrespective of the Benton in punishable by imprisonment or fine. to the United is one penny, or green footstool that it sank with a loss of eleven drowned. Tex!, States nation on this "Flrrt, that Che does' not ad- cident, or other harassments and loss GALVESTON, , ;July 13. Gen. The actual value of the Villa, cur- two cents, but vice versa (from the allows itself to be beaten in postal fa- 'ttc-.c- s - here to the with which the HAVY FIGHTING ALONG ' es to which British, subjects have been Gonzales, the CaxranzaA leader cwfl- - rency is about 3 centa gold for one United States to these countries) the cilities by a little bit of earth away are ha 8 regained the City of peso. . l-2- d. Unfor-innatel- y, road is h::t v:!i the etches VVESTCnn FRONT- - subjected, in common with other for Mexico for rate is five cents, or 2 out here at the uttermost end of the ruada absolutely dry. 13.--- 1 "" first heated tnd PARIS, France, July -In Flan eigners, by one and . another of tbe the First Chief, has issued a decree Yesterday the court declared forfeit- : la not in : Hawaii included world. "Second. Cat it i net pcssitla to ders yesterday, the Germans subject- various warrmg. Mexican factions. promising the immediate reestablish-men- t ed the bond of $7500, given for .the ap- the letter postage rate from Australia "4A citizen of the United States of get an equal distribution of asphalt ed the Belgian and British positions of the civil courts and the pub- pearance of. Gen: Oronco, Owho.had and New Zealand. Letters from these America, writing from Washington or over the entire surface; some parts Lombaertxyde to lic schools in the capital, with guaran- been arrested and indicted on a charge af- or FeilJIns la before NJeuport and DEATH CALLS PIONEER : '? countries to Hawaii must have Honolulu ,to Wellington roadway will receive snd retain five-cen- of the a hot bombardment with heavy shells, tees of fair treatment for all, regard- of violation of neutrality. , Oroxco fixed a or 2 d. stamp, al- New Zealand has to place a t am cur. asphalt : a larger t cf the than Ypres they charged the SEAHLE NEWSPAPERMAN less of .nationality or faction, v jumped his bail and escaped over the though Australasian . to the sump upon his letter. A' resident or f--" r-- "'5 while around letters some cf there - " v ; c'vr rl're repeatedly.'- line back into Mexico.' . ' , waning British trenches mainland of the, United States are Wellington, or Finding, io h is a i :. ' r : .t::I.!. Between Verdun and Rhelms there Associated Press by Federal. Wireless Don't forget .ta' order your ticket for The grand Jury .yesterday, deferred posted for less than half this rate. , write to Samoa, America, France, Italy "'Third, that Co rc:.ls are not strict- was tghtlng along the Aisne SEATTLE. Wash., July 13. Col, Ah that big dinner, entertainment, dance all action on the cases before It charg- ' Between Hawaii, W8t-:T""- c! furious the Philippines, or Engiana, cas w bucs i'v"; ly water, Eceplns . , - tzi Cat by explosions den J. . Elethen, veteran editor and. and general "high jinks', to be- given ing violation of neutrality and epl3tle. , thrc;::h ead destroys in the craters dus the these and American Shanghai, the postage stamp, only on his Ana Cm, attacks counter-mine- s beneath publisher, of "the Seattle Times, died by the Ad Club at Heinia's Tavern will not' come, up now until is. way. to pat up with ; : ' of mines and Otcober. rate two cents either .There Americans continue tho , ; - 1zZzi'.:z. ; , 15. -- ,; at his home here yesterday.. Friday evening, July D. It- was two-penny-ha-lf cent) ' -- tho opposing trenches, , and in the Phone J. learned here, last night that is every reason why this should be penny (five "On the v 'e,- Is a general . this there Alden Joseph Elethen .was one of Levenson, 3525, or-- D Wright or Gen. cui-cx- - s wooded ridges "of the Argonne there C W. Huerta's family, now living on universal postage urcn rcr fr-":- t::.::;; r..ur.ici;al engineers the rate for letter imnfts'tion! Out tim C. Hodaea, 2258, for Long behlnd-the-tlme- s -,f Infantry reservatlona. N. i t1"'! cco-- were important artillery and Island. preparing to on the Pacific.;., The United. States date, pcst.tl custiu! tL t tho xnest In the : iThey ci engagements, the result of which still West re col "3 fast.: take up Its residence here, v h . postal . no new miag. as . tuilalas . axthaltlc--. authorities stand mainly in the nr ronrse this is - ;v It. has . rr.rr i rrr is by what, is called hanss in the balance. Harry Lauder ..would sins et v a., J In .J?ace, at the eastern end of the ST? cuccpy aoQ squarcwhiehare sketched out 'on the back 7 been going on for.."yearf i y thf "nix! o - -- v- -, rcci-rrcnc- t: : i is alL f of a jcard. only and years and years." . Its - calling; If they realized how much more I.... t.. i..Q per- - rained down on .the French- trenches L (l6 ha nromnted it now as a ur j riht ' 4 - ' " :'.t" , - get from theiV the-power- be "cc '. ' '.rr.'s be north of Muenster. they could money if they spent some time few remarks to .that 3 x: Hands-Arouna-tne-faci- ro t tr.J t ":-- i3 hot and analyzed their problem, there would be a lot more behind the NLUTRAL V1 - which c:; . cf hot CniTISH CZND movement,- concerning c - v TO PRIZE COURT. retail advertising. And the biggest analysis, friend,-Edito- liunja i o.u. c; ;t is i . 1 V..i Lole mass STEAMERS 1 or rather r Alexander i f-- rae-Th:- a, . 13, Ed- i ucru . LONDON, Eng.. July Sir cave the y hi t 3 rn cf the first analysis, is this question of the purpose of their will bear, evidence tnai i. t is al. ward Carson, attorney-genera- l in the ' this end in my parcr. t :f;re it .V ! ' an advocate at advertising. ; "p-- ' 1 owed to c v r 'r re Is laid coalition cabinet, yesterday asked on Vi' f The Felldlng Star. a ''t ' the rr 'red foun-- behalf of the crown that the" prize Of course,' the general purpose is to get people into "Th Dolnt to be made is mai i i datlca and ti . court condemn as lesal. prizes ot war ' whole of the Pacific region should be "In this vay i .!ut:!y uniform the Norwegian steamers Alfred No- the store . That is every retail advertiser 's purpose. trrmmed in a Denny post treaty. Tte ..: , r.Ixture U c' . ly tho prcper bel, Kim and Bjornstjerne Bjornson But the aim may be more specifically to get people to New Zealand Postal Department tu3 ff'rctlca c! C3 : mate and the Swedish steamer Frldland, fcund the penny post a paying proi I : pa- buy or' to get people to' look, or to get people into ri it '3 to t?.he a which have been seized by British the sltion nationally. One result la thit pavi-- . vl - ports ri- - surJaca that is drr.cjt atsclute- trol ships and brought to British I it store tomorrow, or; get them into the store the next time New Zealanders-r-- a nation ci one ly entirely were carry- country l1 frcs frcn vc:3 tr.l is ca the grounds that they lien souls a1 told ln a U . - en- they, are in the market for that special kind of merchan--r' seventy or Wit: ing contraband for the use of the - - U 1 1( . civilized only. ' " ' ' has been . . lies tlj p::r-cl-- emy. dise. .:;';i;.V" -- ;: v-- ; ; eighty years have become me nic. elc '- -".In Agala, cfthe Sir Edward states that Copenhagen Yet. there' arc some' retailers who so clearly visual prolific letter-writer- s on earth. Is practically a base of supplies for it fniinwn that great writers (In the the German army. into which centra-Lan-d u PURPOSES OF THE COURSE: (l) To mbeus ize the purpose of their advertising,; that they go so far quantitative sense) are great reader is pouring in neutral ships, the returns or ihe utdiler tcho now advertises. (2) To shop as to have their! 'advertisements set own Correspondence begets more icitcio, not carry clear- f up by their has lU majority of which do ng so grows. New Zealand the non-advertisi- how and it ance papers for the port, but for some retailer he can lower his prices; yet printers. For instance, there is one store which' seeks to advantages over other countries, ani port. cases of ; Ln.iej Trench or British The increase his profits. . (3) To. suggest 4o the jobber andt radiate an Gtmosphere' of artistic distinctiveness. Al- not the least of those over tne the four steamers are brought before acturer cautious method States of America Is unaouaieaiy manuf a to create : demand the prize court by way of tests. ' 'and: though the typography, in the newspapers they use is penny, postage. See to it, Brother Jo- In British ports, held by the British increase good-wtt- fc (4) To prepare the person with latent as good as can be had, still this advertiser spends an nathan, that you come ir.to the authorities, are 28 other vessels, seized advertising ability charmed circle of enterprise; helphlrn for a place in this new "profession" , j $10.00 extra so every, Hands-Arouna-ine-r- a- under the same circumstances as con- or time he renews an ad, for; in to see it, yon ' ; delivered traband carriers. This coiirseiwhen personally to a class of stu- order to get the prettiest borders and the most fetching clficlsts.' " ' '- -3 1' J No. 4G3; tat-'-, dents, costs 15., equivalent to s It. is a correspondent kind . type, the FARMERS CHARGED ' of and classiest possible taste into his r-- ci; T;C) r- - n. CANADIAN ; coursewhich costs ; The f n WITH TREASON. t05. entireO lessoiisll'bfi store announcements,', he has his own printer compose n vi I VANCOUVER, B. July 13. Ern- given exclusively with this newspaper charge. T; ri cf Relief; Reg- C free cf the type and turn the completed form over to the news- -' : ' " est Hani el and David KItzet, German ' : niLL 5 p. . ' : ' ular; n, CHAPTER XXXlj ' ' 'Si-'-- '.- who have been residents of paper . farmers : " - ' ; : . " ; y '' ! ; " Canada for the past thirty years as . , ,." 4 ; When it comes to the question of the purj)bse of your naturalized British subjects, were Purpose Position of Ads. rlaced under arrest yesterday by the and Retail advertising, you have to decide another very important provincial authorities, . charged with After how detail that of "position.'' A specialty store particular-ly-i high treason. 'The authorities state a retailer has decided much he ought to that they have evidence that Hamel appropnate for! his adyertising, he is'then up against the ; as a rule, appeals to either men or women, or to some r ' v Uf and Kltzel assisted two alien enemies. question: "What particular purpose do I wish my ad- - certain class. Such advertisers have to choose where, in UillilUJ.iiii'J P German subjects, to cross the border most haber-dashe- r, into the United States, to-prev- vcrtising'to fulfill . that newspaper, their ad will do the good. A Wireless taelr arrest and internment. for instance, may want to be. on the sporting . fAso:iatel Press by Federal Harmony Chapter No. 4, O. E, . It is curious that, although the retail advertiser - NEW YORK, N.. Y,. July 13. Wil- ? page. A store may put one ad opposite S.; Ctated; 7:110 p. m. FRANCE RAISES BONDS. takes his advertising seriously, although he realizes how department little liam McCombs, chairman of the Demo- V PARIS. France, July 13. The min- National Committee, has receiv- . although-h- e the woman's , or the society; page, and then place their cratic . mnch it costs, and appreciates that it is the' ister of finance introduced In. the ad wherever they can. The little ad on the social ed an offer from Dallas, Tex., Dfa chamber of deputies yesterday a bill Only way to increase his businessyet the average re-- : entire S100.000 contribution to . the Demo , f:!lCnrL0,L0DC2 raisins the limit of bonds for the na tailer pays too to advertising. " lage calls attention to their main announcement on the cratic campaign fund if the party whl one little attention his " in tional defense from the sum of ' bold its 1916 national convention million, fixed May subsequent page. Some big stores believe in this method receipt of a favorable WEDNESDAY.." billion, two hundred . Vrhy? The answer is as that city. On usual: llluman Nature,'' ImmPill.qto 18, to one billion, four Tiundred million. so thoroughly that quite often they will have their general VUOWftnawaf tha construction bf : ; as manifested easier to buy 23,000 ' In eleven months the French in the fact that it is than to a collsseum capable of seating - the last CATUnDAY , ,- ; ad on the back' page of the newspaper and their particular . ag. , meeting; 7:30 p. m.' public has absorbed war bonds p sell.' You, or any other human being, would, rather sit persons Is promised. . Stated one billion nunarea items, referring to women's garments and so on, on the gregatlng six J in an office and have a salesman fry to getr3'oii to buy eighty millions; American money. ' womeh' page, while ads of the men's garments 'will be BRITISH ArisASSADOR something,; than you would tp . sit lown and work out ' - y HOLD-U- P. u ,".v 1 : ; ;:- , . e L'i.'.L Li . j . t. - . .' . on the men's page all in one edition. ,...;'' : ESCAPED RUMORS GERMANY HAS ; , some uieuiou.it. i oi maKing jwopie,'.t lurougiii mKil antt! 'a paper, V HERMANNS SOEHNE. V THREATENED RUMANIA . . Perhaps your ' business can't stand an ordinary ad- LONDON, England, July 13. State- feel that they ought to come and buy something - from fmlne Is either raging or Impending. -- VerEammlunr;cn In Knights of Py- Germany . delivered a vertising expenditure. You niay want to use the Want NEW YOJIK, July 13. It has be ments that has you. , . ; thias IlalL" liontas, Junl 21, Juli 5, trurulpnt note to Rumania, threaten too, to positions may pay. come known that on the night roi low- ' ' Ads. In this phase, attention to Jull 13. lng with punishment for alleged : ' ing the attempt of Erich Muentcr her ; Ah'd so, tfpiisual retailer is apt to be; just a 'buyer.' ' classification. ; six , W. V.'OLTERS, Pr&es. violations of neutrality, if her conduct You should be careful to select the proper assassinate J. Pirrpont Morgan, ' Sprin?-Rlce- 4 q BOLTE, Sekr. la not aJtered in the immediate future. Of course, he has to buy his; merchandise right so as to in the country unconscious-- ; men tried to hold tp Sir CecU Even the small mercliant cn. the : British ambassador,. are contained in despatches to the ; ; give proper value. Still, if tie also keen attention to the HONOLULU LCDCZ WO.1, MODERN iid ly pays a lot of attention to position. You will see in streets of 'New : York-- They were mornings newspapers from BucharesL sales-developme- ; nt ORC-- R OF PHCINIX. f . the of his busiriessto the advertising almost any weekly paper of towns of less than 10,000, ; frightened off before their plan could Because - or the action of the con- phase of his business then Ws business would progress - be accomplished. . - ; V.TI meet at their tome, corner little items in; regard to the 'bargains at the local store, every troller of the treasury in disapproving ; Eerctsr.a and Tort streets, last year's expenditures by the war . with greater strides. 'ii interspersed among the local news paragraphs. Some- - There were 1432 deaths and a death Thuri lay evening at 7:S0 o'clock. 13.41 per-tnousan- a in ew department to Holding stuaem muuary ; rjeopte , some-time- s' rate of Ko matter what values you have to offer, if times these put in among the personals, and 13 CHARLES IIUSTACE, Jl, Leader. camps, tne department vinnaiiy aDan are York during the past week. This a TRAM; MURRAY. Secretary. doned ylans to hold camps this year don't know about them they are worthless. No matter among bits of local news that are not merely per- decrease, of exactly- - 100 deaths l:m y: figures for the 131 L HONOLULU LODGE, 615, D. P. O. E. how desirable you goods may be,' if yon don't create de-- sonals. Such advertising frequently costs more than the the sanvCu' If Ycur Halr Is Falling Out ri2tt3 in their tin. sire in favor of those goods, you fall short:: ' V usual rate. ." In other.' words, Jn the usual smalt paper ' ca King EL, n:ax tre know, of; no better remedy than' Ecrt, every r.--f ay v.1 Despite the acknowledged importance of advertising where the regular inch fate may be 15c or 10c, the rate TJaxstive CTcnlrg. VL..'.ng Ttl2 trcD to newspapers .Sometimes find specialty for these local ; items; would figiire up to 30c or '60c per All - !:t: r tr.thers are ccr a retailer,. that dr. -- 4 Tonic mency - - - - c" ::y laTRcd ta tt Hair I store people 'who spend a couple of thousand a. year in . , inclu And position is the reason why the local advertiser ths ii t h : A prrparation which, we gladly recom-mcnitoyc- u. advertising are apt to write their ads in five minutes uses those expensive little local lines instead of regular w3.abottle. -- ,t:t::t,e.r - ' C:-r:-, C-- .ith & Co, Ltd. "while the boy waits.": Some of them hand in ads to display space. ; . TEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1915.

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Eastern College Teams Far Australian Lightweight Hopes Series of Tests Prove Boys o The . Honolulu Iron Works "Superior to Those of the to Fight Welsh for World's Slums Mere Athletic Than Company solicit correspondence Crawl Strbltc v and will clad' furnish esti- West, Says Championship ; jlrt?clc Jfo. J. The Those of Open Spaces Chinese mates relative to the modtrn la tht Yeura c:ij. J equipment of Milts and Factor Hgh you ; - ..' TRAVELING CHINESE. - Jack Read, tne Australian If were to tell the average proud ICS. .' : ? Played. Won. Lost Tied. Tct weight who pissed throagh on the parent of the average small town that .67, 48 18 1 .727 Ventura yesterday, on his way to his almost any school boy of the big, con home "down below," says that Freddy gested, play-suffocati- cities can

. By Welsh Is likely to hold the lightweight jump run ALFRED YAP. farther, faster and chin him ' yet. - Star-Bulleti- n crown for some time self more times than his own village- (Special Correspondence) beating MILLINERY N. IL, 30 Two It appeus that Welsh is bred son. he would probably look you KEENE, J':ue of the holding bet- games played good men regularly and y indulgently in the eye and ask If you HONOLULU HAT CO best by the Travelers to men to even breaks, and all this e. ter really felt quite all right today. Peo ' date .were with Seton Hall and muicrn. - The slippery Hotal nr. Ctnt! St - we without trying ple have heard so much about how St, The former lost Britisher Is making hay while the sun 6 to "7, 'and the latter came our way 4 the slums dwarf children and how the shines fighting twice or three times able-minde- d , city has to recruit its sound, to 2, In 12 innings. v a week and raking in the coin that In the Scton Hall game we outhlt ; men in rural districts that the comes easy to world's champions. city-grow- inferiority of n lungs- - and : the rrpcsltion 12 safeties to their 10, Read hopes to get a crack at the LAmiDRY - although muscles has become, a kind of a by but we made a great eighth top " ; Welshman while he is still at the wcrd. lnn!r.s rl!y, getting three runs in that of the heap. Read's record in the frame, tLe lead was too long to over- two years he has been campaigning In order to get at the facts in the come ' ' in the United States is as follows; case, a man connected with the Rus in the Dartmouth game we hit their 1?13. - sell Sage Foundation was recently led pitcher, Terry, for 13 safe ones, while Sept 10 Jimmy Coffey, no decision, to apply his yard stick to this partic their men only secured five hits off New York, N. Y., 10 rounds. ular tradition. Selecting certain ath- Keu. Lai Tin walked off with the Sept 13 Sam Hobideau, lost, Phila- Photos by American Presa Association. letic tests which are commonly met 5 by large of In New tnUir.g honors with four singles out . delphia, Pa rounds. numbers schools SUva's To ' up. 7 Bay Wood, won, Boston, TWO ! J York and other large cities he took jory ' ' ' of tlx times The team played a Oct .VIEWS OP THD CRAWL Limited . - " j V . . ' - .. Mass., 12 . ; them back to good old New Eng ' rood behind Apau. cutting off rounds. SO .AND TUE'TRUDGEON. the Ctre:!,-Ove- r fame THE STORE FOR COOO Coston Ed2 - . - - Fort lnt3 cf hard ones that locked like sure Nov. 20 Steve Kennedy, won. Law land town of Ipswich and tried them position home-grow- CLOTHES" Co. rence, rouses. Lowr Hlustntion shows of tha on n school children. May A . hits. . Mass., lz h its Dulldlnj. , Klr.3 Street Dec, 3 won, Web- body la crawl and th trudreon crawl Elks' The eastern college teams play K..O. Sweeney, seen from above. Rljht arm pushing; to The tests were in jumping, running much letter ball than those in. the ster, Mass., 12 rounds. V full reach; left arm near completion of Its and chinning and the passing marks Vcst, and the picking Isn't nearly 1914. driv: lega pinnln tip and down al In these three events which the Ips Jan. 26 K. O. Sweeney, no decision, temate .. . wich boys were to make are bo ens.v. " thr$h.. asked ' Toyo . com " .' Syracuse, N. Y., 10 rounds." Upper Illustration shows swimmer met each year by thousands of boys Federal Lean 0II::3 Pannnna o Feb. 11 Johnny Lore, no decision, pletins the-to- arm drive. Top arm Is re of the same age in many large cities, Liberal Loans on Diamonds, For Men, Vorritr tr.i ChllJrtn. laxed and ready to water, under arm is about to atch;. head is twisted ' Syracuse, N. Y., 10 rounds. . leave the Only one, however, was able to fulfil Jewelry and Other Valuables. IC UYZDA, 23 deci- toot lifted) to Inhale and lees are crossing In alternate thrash, r . ; v Feb. Willie Beecher, no the three simple requirements for ele 1CC3 CL .' 10 95 Klnj Street flanu - - sion, Troy, N. Y rounds. mentary pupils while among the high March 2 Fred Halsband, no deci- Bl LOUIS DE B. HANDLEY. thrash, the heels at most to show over single the water, Australians them- school lads there was not a stu sion, Providence, R. I, 10 rounds.. (Copyright, 1915, by American Press and'the dent who was able to make the marks . selves have now become convinced of March 10 Billy Bennett, no deci- Association) , set (or boys at that age. In the chin N. 10 Some ten years ago the crawl swim- the superiority, of the method. . ; ENAMELED sion. New York, Y., rounds. p, HAWAIIAN - ning, or puil-u- the Ipswich boys were n, downward I 30 deci-sic- from Australia to v As to the number of March K. O. Sweeney, no ming stroke came a-- SOUVENIR JEWELRY hy, .e to do only about one half as well 4Aftcr Fivc;,-w- It Is in teres tins to learn the weight Syracuse, N. Y., 10 rounds. revolutionize the art of natation in beats, it was here that we branched WATCHES CLEANED $1.25 - ; con ' 1 ' off the original from the as beys from some of the most nf f 3 cf handles used by the star April 8 Fred Yelle, won, Webster, this country, and it Is interesting to from stroke time for dinner ct j de- knowing: , syn- gested sections of New York Clty:. luvn u:.:!3 rlajcrs. Ncne of the Mass., 12 rounds. . recall that although we unfittingly very first' Not of the CRESCENT JEWELRY CO; origi- timing of arms and legs we Mr. who S',vcct C!:cp ! K Ic:. .".'"Z ten flayers of this country April 2S Frankle Mack, won, Law- parted at the very first from the chronous Howard Roscoe "Knight 1133 Fort street hear Pauahl the -- ' for. himself ; rr V. : i '.ays with rackets welsK-I-. rence,. M ass., 12 rounds. ; nal type, we undoubtedly owe to this let the Individual decide made this investigation, does not ,3 how many could perform L:3 ounces ban-It- s May 6 K. O. Sweeney, no decision, unconscious change our present Inter- beats he claim that the results demonstrate an tUn 14U cr with - swim- to- each- of two arms, and all-roun- d - Wll-I.';.- n New Haven, Conn., 10 rounds. national supremacy in sprint drive the ,physical inferiority on the t':n BU .Inches firth. thereby Is now called July 4 Pal'Moore, no decision Ro ming, i: xitui. :: "i vv:;:! . discovered what part cr tnese ipawicn boys. Tney naa K. r "j Jcl.r.Jtca end U Murray use 1:' ; G::-- . Yc-j- r.-:.':- craw, . ,.U ir.-c..::- , Dry r;.!try tats end SMKnch handles. Chester, N. Y., 10 rounds. In fact the xnly data we had at the theltmerican J. had no body training In their schools. Cni:n 3 rt. The advantage .derived .' from the tp t t , En-'.ls- h August 17 Frankle Mack, won, Bos- upon were hazy . The New York boys, on the other i. ::t! cf the and colonial play- start the new stroke change realized.' In'using" the -- ton, Mass., 12 will be hand, had enjoyed systematic physl ers u:t I: liter racLcts. rounds. descriptions written for the Australian necessary cxUrcrrr.LY rzzy co. August 24 Jimmy Duffy, no deci- newspapers by men not versed in the old' kick' it..was ; either to cal education since entering the ' A!i.;:a, c:rr.;r C.::.n leave the legs drag idly .and lose mo- ' Hotel St; near Cethet St. ; sion, BafTaio, N. Y., 10 rounds. subject and it was simply blind luck school. The comparisons, in other :: ; i:auscr, until a couple of mentum between arm .drives, or , so Th;y t:U yzj Vi tr:.l' - Oct 3 Paddy Sullivan, no decision, us in attempting the re- words, are straws which indicate that 1 c ne cf the protest stcrt- which enabled speed up the movements of both arms New York, N. Y., 10 rounds. . of the crawl from these the large cities are overcoming their the tus!r.es, Ets.nd3 a chance construction and legs to make the stroke exhaust - Oct 28 George Alger, won, Law- descriptions to stumble without know- defects as habitats for the human ani i . e T I id:, llauscr, who ty rea- ing and untenable.- - v : : " '" ''' " rence, Mass., 12 rounds, , ing It upon a somewhat different leg mal, and if the towns and villages i.zzX was eca-c- f that . hzyvccd treakdown 8 Harry With the continuous'' thrash, instead Llrr.:t:i.j, c:icri e Dec. Condon, won, Web- drive superior to that used across the do not wake up. they may some day : t' the for the rest ' the swimmer is able to make the arm ster, Mass., 12 ; - rounds. seas. . . .'' suffer the chagrin of having to look NAM CO" CRAC3 packed In lrch.3 into- an amateur : - 1915. , ' movements as slowT&s he pleases and upon v' at f. Louis the ether day. III3 In the decade since elapsed many still utilize all the power in his legs the large cities as health resorts. "' Sanitary Cans,1 wood V.r.z i, Jan. 12 Harry Condon, won on foul, appeared. Mr., Knight's survey of the recrea MA7.U TACTU 7. Z Z Z' Zli: 0 tri'.lTnt that the fans varieties of the crawl have by increasing the number of beats at near Klr.3 V MontrealCanada, five rounds. showed such tional life of Ipswich which, by Nuuanu St Si ctc.:- - 1 r ah3 the rredictica he Its American devotees will-.- , r;.::;;;'-- ;V;' the Jan. 16 Harry Condon, no decision, and remarkable increase of way, numbers 6000 souls, gives v, itl; the Cardinals with-t- 1 ' immediate The prevalent belief, that there Is about Montreal, 10 rounds. In- grow time rnd fill Us eld speed that both competitors and no coordination between the arm and many evidences to support the Feb. 10 Walter Mohr, no decision, structors began to devote to it close lng belief that the small town, al fhrrt field cs brilliantly Albany, N. Y., 10 ' leg movements of the American crawl, rounds. new v . spaces. c studj and; presently theories however," is unwarranted. True, our though blessed with play Is Feb. 16 Young Brown, no decision, were evolved and various innovations really In a bad way because it has no New York, N. Y., 10 best coaches tell their pupils not to ' Sold Only Vi' .1 rounds. . .we heard in turn Cr.IC.NTAL 3 n introduced. Then pay any attention to timing, body whose particular business It Is C:: , tar Ilichl-a- foot- - March 1 Vic Mcran, lost, New Or- leg- relative of the Australian true type, the fJ-j- this they know; as to run the play plant A playground CL, i-j : s 15 but is because that Hcttl tttvf. tr.i r. ehr :a twice by leans, La., rounds. less, the amble, the composite, the a To large pat- ( - March 19 Benny a swimmer gains proficiency he falls is like theater. draw The Clarion Cmllh Ctreetj - : : critics half hack Palmer, won, American and the trudgeon crawL naturally Unconsciously ronage must be efficiently managed; 0 will Shreveport La.. 13 rounds. and into the it f.Icctlcns. Experiments, however, eventually V go on March 23 Vic Moran, rhythmic action, made essential by the Play activities do, of course, :.: :y next fall. knockout, led to the conclusion that most of paid guidance In towns r - correlation of the muscular system.' without small . i I f.-- Memrhi3. Ten a., three rounds.- cf the were., practically the-troubl- these variations ; e April S Thus, any one taking to. as well as everywhere else. Shooting . ; : i j er rs and Dotby Waugh, jwon. San worthless, and today only the Ameri- J'.. IN ANY f 10 dissect the leg drives of our success- craps, card playing, breaking windows, X ', I at Antcnlo, Tex., rounds. . trudgeon have Sprinklers J r hurdles the can and crawl survived. ful racing men will find them to con- swapping yarns at the livery stable, QUANTITY I lay 4 Benny Cordova, won, San -- 2 United The distinct-types- , g, lit track meet. at least in the States. form with one of three joy-ridin- pranks down In the lumber .J Antcnio.Tex., 10 rounds. former is universally recognized as May 21 Jack Shelton, won, namely, the two beat in which each yard. Jumping freight - trains-rBu- ch - rcf-.Tc- Seguin, swimming LEWERS A COOKE, LTD. AT ANY TIME, DY PHONING ! many tempt-i- . the best lor short distance leg is lowered sharply as the opposite pursuits flourish without stimulation .'s i ex., cisnt rounds. : . I and the world's sprinting records OAHU ICE CO. f r M.5 Iricli celt Eallashto-- May 24 Bobby Reynolds, defeated, ias arm pulls ; the four "beat In which like weeds everywhere. But If you 1 ; - to Its credit The latter is generally f. Fcldcjie Dcrhy. eachi leg whips down ? twice to . the Memphis, Tcnn., eight rounds. longer courses and have large fields, ample yards, and :t t" J.'O,--( advocated for the stroke of the arms, and the. six beat, 't than June 14 Eddie Beatty, won. Alton, even In water spacious halls, somebody must be on. c :. I 1 has been used effectively . at for the in which the legs go left right, left SEE 'hci Mo., clsht rounds. ' ; hand with an attractive program or tlr.-v- c Marathon races. .' during sweep th,e right 22 t, the of arm and . you June Frankle Callahan, knock-ou- In this article we will confine our- the recreation facilities . 'which Blue SuitG St Louis, Mo five rounds. right left rlghtl with the jwep pi want your young people to use will C-- ... y Serc selves to the American crawl and ? n -:t 1 the left arm. 2 f t- f tar pitcher cf July Benny Palmer, knockout, probably be little patronized. ; .: . FOR FURNITURE (Adler-Kochester- ) speak separately later of the trudgeon time-o- r - ' This marking of the rhythm ' " .'1 r . . is now r.aa- Cincinnati, Ohio, five rounds. ' " ips crawL y is quite In good swim- wich possessed no 'systematic Younj Cu'ldlnj '; : C team, noticeable all ;t Lcr.ruo A great msny swimmers, and not a mers and, when lacking, indicates that physical training nor expert play lead- IDEAL CLOTHING CO LTD. I t; Ilci ry II:;an. ership, recreational life showed few racing men among them, believe there is some fault in the stroke. - . and its I YE3TEH DAY'S SCQHES that in using the crawl a shorter arm It is the opinion of competent judges the result After school on three dif- .. . . . ferent days more 60 per cent of NOTHING COUNTS LIKE I . i:i THE CIG LEAGUES drive than in the trudgeon should be thU the six beat thrash is the most than sought and more rapid action. This effective not only because of its rapid the 696 boys and girls observed were SERVICEWE GIVE IT. Is hardly the case, and the belief prob- In. theistreet and less than seven per KERSHNER VULCANIZING . . NATIONAL LCAGUE. action, but also because it establishes PRIVATE DETECTIVE : ably comes from the fact the a power. Obviously, cent were using the athletic field. CO, LTD. .ii..:r cl.itan c?zn a At New York-- Cincinnati 6, New that better balance of SERVICE zz Over two-third- s of boys over 1177 Alakea SL Phone 2434 YorK O. stroke has been the standard one for though, it requires unusual strength the and and the guarding of sisrej ar.J climcx, N. y., July 11. U sprinting, while the trudgeon is shown and suppleness of leg, and the average one-ha- lf of the girls . attend the Fisk and Miller Tires. nljht . - At Crocklyn Drocklyn 3, Chicago 2. Sixty-- homes at :: C : '. t!r 7 r-- .'r.st a field of 19 I at present chiefly by distance swim- individual will get best results from movies" once a week or oftener. . At Phlladelrhla Pittthurg 2, Phila- : ; wii-:- : mers. ' nine per boys 52 r :t Nicholas cf delphia 1; the four beat, which is less tiring. cent of the and Bowers Merchant Patrel- - ' ' s:cond 4, :: ' c '" csr.s Pitttbura But even hi sprinting it Is not ad- One 0 by" per girls expressed pref- ere, yesterday li Philadelphia 2. the errors often Incurred cent of the a c flay .. t:.r.m;:cnsnip cr : visable to cut the reach and the crawl swimmers is to bury the head erence for those . subjects which are Auto Sfcind At Ccston Ct Louts 2, Coston 1; - KniSt. :: : . ..i.::; ::t:.i Assoc'.-:- : water wildly. Indeed, the world's between the shoulders, r Nothing is readily classified as while i' ceir second came Ct. Louis 4, Coston 'thrillers LATEST CARS. PHONS 47C0 :: tier. th? Ilr.ks cf the Essex 3. greatest 100 yard ers Charles Daniels, gained; by On the contrary, strain but five per cent of the boys and three BEEF, MUTTON, LAM 3 it Sam McMillan, - Sam Peters . 'v L ... . I 3 . i It Duke Kahanamoku, Arthur Raithel, is placed on the muscles of the neck, per girls i J. AMERICAN : cent of the mentioned films Antone Rodrljues, AND LEAGUE. Harry Hebner and Perry McGillivray greater resistance is offered to the wa that could be called educational. Frank Caker FISH. . At Cleveland M. F. Costa, Tony Cavaco ...... New York 7, Cleve- always take full, complete strokes, ter in boring , through and an Un- land 4. it .' The report of this survey, which v." and their action Is comparatively very necessary move .Is - made to breathe. has just vbeen published throws an Metropolitan Meat- Martctt - At Detroit Coston 15, Detroit 12 slow. ; ; In learning, the i crawl; no difficulty Charged with bavin 5 committed a : Phons (10 Innincs). , r leading on swim- illuminating light upon many other 33 r vrdcr Et Cherry Va'.Iry, 111., Henri The authorities will be experienced by the pupil who At VYashiogton 5, CM-caj- o ming are now unanimous in, been,, features of the recreational life and I'l vi as ccrJimittci in London Washfnston stating has. taught tq swim bv means tf Large rcrtlui 3. identical arm needs of a small town. In closing it Extra av r.I'.Ir cxtradlticn to the. United that the movements the side"stroke or elementary crawl ' j No at Louis; rain.' V should feature all the modern strokes for the action is practically tne same. presents a program pf future develop- smt Si Ipswich, many Cliillxjniers H. HAC:CFELD CO. trudgeon. crawl end trudgeon-craw- l Those, however, having served their ments for provisions of. a ' would apply equal appro- BAILEY'S FURNITURE STORI - and as these were given space In a novitiate in the breast stroke school which with Limited. , priateness to other towns and villages Alakea SL, near King HOW THEY STAND previous article on the trudgeon we should drop the frog kick altogether will pass on without further ado to and devote every to, throughout the United States. Among - Commission Merchants. their, effort the - the leg drive of the crawl.. leg thrash before even attempting to the recommendations , given are the HONOLULU AMERICAN LEAGUE. following: - necessary to render It most usefiiL This drive is a continuous, alternate. master the arm movements. When building V.T. L. Pet np and down narrow Physical training for - all boys and That in the next school Chicago thrash of scone. the whole stroke is attacked It Is In gymnasium ...... 48 28 .632 performed entirely under water. The possible to pay, the wanted attention girls as a regular part of the school erected a with lockers and 27 " ' shower provided. Ccston ...44 .620 legs are held outstretched, but not rig-Id- . to curriculum! ' y baths be Detroit the radical change of kick and the ...... 47 30 .610 and though the thighs move a lit-- swimmer hardly ever succeeds in get- Teaching of games for' home and That the building be equipped with New York 38 38 ,500 "D 'A' II . movable furniture so O ,tie the bulk of the work is done from ting away from the lateral opening of playground use. that its class t Vashlngton 1 Motor Tn.:ka ...... 33 37 486 thn knees down. Walt nn tint no with the knees and the bringing up of The extensive use of group games rooms may be used for civic, social, Philadelphia the -: ...... ;.28 44 --3S9 mincing steps, and you will obtain a thighs, which are prescribed features In physical training and the use the and recreational purposes after school E. V. CLLI3, t;!j r- St Louis .27 44 --380 tf ' -...... clear idea of the wanted action. of the breast stroke and bad faults athletic badge test and group athlet- hours. v;." : Pantheon BuUilr.. J';.: : Cleveland 2S 46 " ...... 361. The original in crawL . ..v. : organization of iis . . Australian kick was the ics. V The a public athletic ft - ' I made by lifting the feet high above The easiest ."way to practise the Equipment of each school and school eague. ... ,v.".: " NATIONAL LEAGUE. 'm beating Philadelphia water and them down just crawl thrash Is either by stretching yard with sufficient apparatus to en- A permanent holiday ' celebration .38 33 .533 once to every arm stroke, - out on Chicgo each strik- the water and hanging on to able teachers to make the best pos- committee. f .....39 34 .534 ing the surface In time with the pull something or -- to assuming the same I St Louis . . . 37 .532 sible use of recess time. ' Rc.T:n .....42 of the opposite arm. Our experts, position after donning floating device, A rejected suitor shot and fatalTT in . Brooklyn ... 38 33 .521 however, Grading of school property wherever c Pittsburg realized that waving the feet and hold the arms motionless.- - It is Injured Angelina Poeno-atiierbom- e ia ...... 34 38 .472 in the air added nothing to the pro-- well at first to cot bend the kTg of whipping them up and down. Fa., and Shot mother, v". New York . ..32 36 -- 471 Uhartiers. nr HAWAII pelllng force, yet increased the effort at all, worktngHhe legs from the hips, I Onlv after a correct ler drive has Mrs. Camelia Posno, as Cincinnati ! she tried to .31 35 .470 Q ,th nitrn-- a I M and caused the lower body to sink. a tflAlllt.lln. I Boston ...... vt uicmi uccu ueiciuvru buuuiu iue Bruis t)V shield hef daughter." Alanrnosse Is Y ' ....34 40 .459 They advocated therefore a submerged ' , oraw 'up tne legs, instead j brought Into play. hunting the slayer; - Star-bulleti- n, - Honolulu Tuesday, .tuly u 1915. i ,1 1 , i . 7T

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Call 787 find splendid possibilities. midnight 11M23 Hotel street . Fuka ShokaL Haw. fruits; Prison rd. the rate 'ot-- l street, phone 1S23. 6214-l- t Give full particulars and references. City Tainting Shop, King, nr. South i " Do not omit last shipments frora Saa : 6201-6- m ?Vi sts., expert auto and carriage paint- 9c PEEU1TI3 PEE DAY Desirable bouses in various parts of FranHsrn. Tinx "L.". th! f5fflrr . 6213-t-f the city, furnished and unfurnished, i; ,' . 6212 6t er; all . work guaranteed. Boston Cafe, coolest place la town. 45e peb xnrn vzz xrnzn . ; t at 115. 118. 120. 825, 830. 835. 40 and . . show drop la.; Open day fenders,---- ' Alter the KONA COFFEE up to (125 a month. See list In our auto Hotel - and night EIJou theater. St 1 COh,- Ltd- -- C.-- s v oSce. Trent Trust Fort Considering vt::3-t- t : AlapaL ten-lin- o - - Play Safe." ,; T. llatsumoto, Beretanla, nr. ;V The' above ad.- Evcryona -f Uixhlma,' is runcLlowl; finder snple is between King and Merchant p'-r.-'- ' ' Et, , ' tors cf sales, success la . . 6141-- m fc Kona coffee, wholesale and retafl. Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service ; that looks at this page will toe it at a glance," .' ....: ..' Cv.3"tl aa ad 1 more satisrictrrj f :a and cleanliness our motto; open day knowing "tow It tp; : : ' r - " D- : unfurnished, 2 bed Etar-Eulletl- opp. ., . IT'S GOOD ADVIIIlTirillO. House, furnished or wards. a v,'i-- '. . ! and night Hotel, Bethal street en- - y rooms, electric light gas range; c7-r- ' : We advocate this form cf advertising for thpsa , "Bring Iloma the Eitcn" porch, : CLACKSMITHINQ tire house, Including large time. .. I . ' -- Ill The Eagle Bethel, Hotel : MTOTORCYCLE. j wishing something a little more attractive than tha screened. 1418 Alapai st; phone machln-- . .bet and Eldewalk grating. Iron doors, - ' 6212-t-f King.- A nice place to eat; fine ; ordinary V liner classified advJ, yet dd;not want to 126L err repaired and general blacksmith- - ' home cooking. Open night and day. - rt ; IWXC Wcrk Shop, 125 Mer-.a- Honolulu Cyclery Motorcycle sup-- - i go into large dplay iulmtising, where a contract Partly furnished bouse In Nuuanu val- it. . ."' C234-r- a plies and. repairing; old motorcycles ley; two bedrooms and sleeping I', : - porch.' 6195-t-f New Orleans Cafe.' Substantial meals, bought , and sold ' King and Bereta- Apply Cecil Brown. price; would pay larssly cash. Ad- i ' ' CUY AND SELL. cont Star-Dullstl- moderate. Alakea, cor. llerchant St nla street ; telephone 5093. ; 'v No form of advcrV dress "A," j. C2C3 tf two-bedroo- cottage on ., 619o-6- m ."' New, Circle Elircrfs, watcies tni Jswelry bcujht . tisingr--andyo- n can'ke as mnch space as yon wish; lane, near car line on Beretanla st. J Carlo, 6202-l-m ;c:!l tr tzztzzrei. J. Tcrt Heme Cofs; Eerctnnla nr. Alakea MOSQUITO PUNKS. - Try and be cbnvinqed merit, . . Telephone 3140. tf. st it of its Two-b-iroo- n furnished cottage, opp. LAL'.ESO WORKS. Dealers to increase their tt:!r.-- i by CRYSTAL WORKS. tshll Drua Co Nuuanu and Eeretanla tennis courts. 871 Younx st . selling soda from the lien. Vzlx , 6154-t-f : o fur!tcre; IZi Esreta-- - Cta.; beat home product mosquito Water Wks.' Chas. E. Frasntr, Hz?. Sano, engraving, Pauahl, nr Maunakea n 37S-t- : .163-3- ClCS-ly- . f ' - punkt, ..,: ; ; r tft ft 6211-t- f - .v ' Ftrrnished cottage, S rooms. C3t Hots! ';; LEGAL NOTICES. st, near' Alapal St. M. OhU. V'norirMlt man trx CICYCLC CTCHZ. v ?nvat CUT FLOWERS ; 6132-t-f - . .. , IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT - and demonstrate massasa machine; Ycsblnssa, Ernnia, nr. II. Deretanla st Mc-Cul- ly good 223 Ilarada, fresh cut flowers; tel. 3029. Court ,for the Territory of HawalL . 1941 profits. Call Hotel 20 bicycle house, King and st off ca all bicycles and , ei21-tf- , .sy PRINTING Action brought In - said District 6200-l- n 210-t- streets; keys at store, teL 1342. . cs. . f f tr Court, and the Petition filed in the : 618Uf - nimnra, flowers. Fort st' Phone 5147. We do not boast of low price! which office of the Clerk of said District WANTED. i:. r usually, coincide with poor, quality; if Court, In Honolulu. .; FURNISHED HOUSE. A lit fc v Ittf , ;J but we ."know' how" to .put life, ' VEGETABLES. : THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI c::3 tf. CtOTHINQ bustle and go Into printed matter. or .unfurnished cottage, Clean for wlplnj. Ur-Cu!!tt- ' CA, PlalnUff, vs. LUCY PEABODY. Furnished . rass and that Is what talks loudest and Honolulu Product Co.,', Beretanla and 1030 9tU..ave.. one block from. car; off Ice, CISltf l!:r;'3 iter; v J crp. Tay for your clothing as conrenlent Star-Bulleti- n et als., Defendants. i lohgest Honolulu Job Smith' sts., rent"reasonable. 'Inquire on prem- : a charge account with The ' Hawaiian fresh fruits.. - THE .PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT- cta . Printing Department Alakea Street; h- - "'p.-:'-' C84-t- -- ises or 1183 Alakea, over Gas Co. - Uodfl Clothiers. Fort st f ED STATES OF AMERICA, GREET- r- -- Branch hOfflce, Merchant S 6214-t- - - Street y.- I f '' ING: ,- v-- : ....- - . I . - ' CLCAN1NQ AND DYEING. -- WANTED TO BUY. - '. 7 LUCY PEABODY; GRACE KAHO-AU- I; . .J----- 1 . FURNISHED COTTAGE. " PLUMBER. THE PROTESTANT EPISCO- : Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop, Tel. 3149 scrap-metai- s ana scrap rvz.zr. Ai:crV WHOLESALE HOUSSE CHURCH IN -- PAL THE HAWAIIAN Furnished cottage at Cottage Grove. t- . ex-- - C20 King P. O. 7ZZ. C. Imdtor. 515 Kln&, near Llllha, : - Junk Co., - t:x : Al-lc- ISLANDS, a corporation organized 6202-t-f r la c; a. M. Kawahara,' Qneeh and Telephone 1087. irc"3 r ., r t pert' plumber and' tinsmith; tele- st, AJlnomoto existing CLOTHZSCLCANZD " pur-- under, and by virtue of the 6173-t- 6180-3- m (essence of flavor) for cooking ; f phone 2073. . laws m of the. Territory of Hawaii;. ST. poses; ready to use ! . :6083-- FOR SALE fs; .clctl; c!:-.nc- i; teL ANDREW'S PRIORY; HENRY BOND Ilir: '' ' i PAINTER 8AtESLADIE3 VAflTZD. c::i-t- f - Ozakl Ehoten, merchandise. King st RESTARICK; SISTERBEATRICE, The Transo envelope, time-savin- g la-- ' r-- 'i TeL 4137. - v" ..'; 078-6- m t1-- ' whose full and true name Is unknown; vention. , No addressing necessary Five brisit, capatla la 7 S. EhlrakL 1202, Nuuanu; lil'.u 1 ' '. -- f CLOJTtlSS CtnAfjlNQ receipts. 3 1 z 1 r 1 t ' 1 Painting and paperhanglng. . All SISTER ALBERTINA, Whose full and . In sending out bills or Ho state to travel, dcz::ril. , WATCHMAKER. true name is unknown; THE . nolulu- - Star-Bulleti- n Co- Ltd- sola dealers; 823 to J"3 per :; CuIt:t:r!"-;T-.r,- gents' clotkes work guaranteed. Bids submitted - - r: fid : :. QUEEN'S agents patentee. V ," .:; free. .; . , .k5228-t- f HOSPITAL, a corporation for tf fare paid. Cocslri:t Erv ' clcnei.T 12- -J I ""xnu, teL 3250. SugtoTzra, jawelry,,King,,nr. Fiver st - organized and existing by Dept 113. i isa-c- a under and Oaha. Nbr ".r house-painte- - r; teL 2322. Lodging house, 23 nicely furnished 1 ' s i . ", ; M. Nlshlgaya, virtue of the laws of the Territory of ; rooms; rent $63, income $186; lease CLcp.-.Te- L Hawaii BRUCE CARTWRIGHT, SITUATION ..WANTED. --, ' rnrca CI:nns PROFESSIONAL, CARDS years. 546 So. I c::;t vcrk, :r suiting, rc3 Trustee under the Last Will and Tes- 2 Territory House, ' :::; e'l clothes end tats cletned. POULTRY AND FRUIT King 6205-l- lt boy In 1 c':. EIJ Co., 14S4 tament of EMMA KALELEONALANI, st Japanese wants posltlca s'cry; i MADEIRA EMBROIDERY Uye-da- . I.; 3 1G7C. LI. IC Goto, salesman or anything. Call M. f.., TERRITORY HA- ' deceased; THE OF first-clas- s ' ..ec'3-iyr- , Hawaii Nosan ShokaL watermelons, Piano, upright, good make, 6212 Ct , nr. Co. WAII; C. H. BELLINA; HONOLULU phone 1061. Alatea Gts - ...... st etc. Aala lane.- ; v 60S3-t-f Mrs. Carolina: Fernandez, Union st order; $150 cash. . Box 134, Star- - ! Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, PLANTATION COMPANY, a corpora-tio-n .3 Cltr Ccr.ctmctlca Co., Fort, near Bulletin office. , v 6010 6t LOST. i: POULTRY ' baby caps and dresses. Specialty of organized and existing under and general eca-trictc- r; riencer?-citie- s re- 'Ku' Erc'r"tcct, The cleaned and Initial hemstitching. virtue of the laws of the Territory good as new. '.; " and Reasonable. bf Singer sewing machine, Lady's gold Waltham watch, lVx ! c?n, lir:t-c- r3 work; tel. paired. TeL ' 420. Chong Wan, poultry. ' Kekaullkl st k5322-t- V ' Star-Bulleti- n f of Hawaii; and JOHN BROWN, . of- CCSl-C- - :r $33 cash. Box 195, between Silva's nnd;rtak:r.? T"-- c::: cn .. ;, ;';, ;; ; ,6185-2- m ' JAMES BLACK, MARY DOE and fice. ' 6010-6- t Makiki cemetery. Fin lcr pi ;3 HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. and ! c:: and build- - Tha EccTc, c!otnes iyed, 'cleaned, re-fiir- cl JANE BLUE, unknown owners and return to IL Trcr.t Tr: :rictcr C", ".'-- claimants, ?:-- ;'; Real estate la various parts of the 3-3t cr; Kuiul Etrrct, and pressed. Fort, nr. Kukul. as. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg., .Co. Reward. -1- r ' J city. 1884, Sousa, 310 C0S4-C- n You are hereby directed to appear Phone J. C consulting civil & hydraulic enginr. 6178-t-f ' SHIRTMAKER ' of Hawaii bldg. . On Walpatiu tzA k5375-tf- - " r and answer the Petition in an action Bank road between y. builder, ce- - IlaytiiL clothes cUaned;; phone 2278, entitled as above, brought against you field Barracks, leather watcli f j " ' B. Tamatoya, pajamas, kimo- city; : shirts, leaving Cv5-C- m Brewster piano; owner I :s ... , with locket engraved "11. t. nos to order. Nuuanu,' near PauahL MASSAGE in the District Court of. the United i 163d ln price Call Lllilia. Star-Bulleti- n; r reasonable. $3 ' :t ';:,.-;- 5533-t- f : States, In for Territory Ha- ::.-- reward. 'C:il r : .V- , and the of V 6203-6- t .,. A. E. C. Ecnovatcry; clothes cleined. "- '::'.; Y. Tachlyama, expert massage, - teL walL within . twenty days from and ! 6104-C- m . ; -- En-- 6187-3- m fob, "R. B. r c I Chrr, CC3 Ecrctanla; Akagl, shirtmaker, 1218 .., 3315. v..-r.j- a:. upon you of Initial watch C:" i IL Nuuanu st after service a certified 5 horses, harness, tally ho and '. rr Hack, Star-Bulletl- a r.T c-- return to c"I"; . entry. r?.per copy to- Zi::; of Plaintiffs Petition herein, express. D. Richard, Watertown. - t- 1 ' -- K. Oshlms, expert massage, Beretanla. eral reward. - tf . ' ci:;em 6090-t- ' gether with a' certified copyof this . . 6201-l- m f ; ' " eODA WATER. Summons, .' : '.. i:',y c l:.3 C.1YCC0C3 CTOrtE ? - rrr' SURGEON CHIROPODIST ? And you are hereby notified that un- p- 500 volts. D. C. motor, West- . " The' best comes from the Hon. Coda ;3.i:; T. Cihlzia, tilks, Illzs-Hannake- a, Water Wks. That's the kind you less you appear and answer as above lnghouse. J. W. Kershner. 62l2-2-t FORREIIT 176- - Corns, corns, foot troubles. required, said Plaintiff will take unfurnM.-- ; want Chaa: E. Fj-ashe- Hgr. cornsall the Very attractive ' t:r . Mclnerny's Store, , lUy Telephone 1842. 1 c'-tr:;- r. rna-- . 6106-ly- Shoe Fort street judgment of condemnation of the Scarlet bulbs. cottage, possession Au t; tul'icr, r : cd Dr. 6200-t- ' : MerrilL - tf lands described In the Petition herein j;". f grounds cared for. Call at c I. :' ' c : : i-- tf -- . - any In - : I. r v- TAMATOYA' and for other relief demanded :: nalllo st., opposite Normal II yea good quarters to Clsplay DEVELOPING. COCOANUT PLANTS FOR SALE. rtnt 1259 Fort Shirts, pajamas, kimonos. the Petition. your Kilo, Osorlo'a : re- 1 tnntrlcs la u 5752-t- HONORABLE SAN-FOR-D Julio Arjona, mayor of Panama, E340-t- f Y. . Gallery, cor. King .WITNESS THE va itrra. f E. Photo and Cocoanut plants for sale; Samoan allow Lanncy,a Bel- Maunakea sts.; bring your films for B. DOLE and THE HONOR- riety. Apply A. D. Hilla. LIhue fused to Jules de S0FT-DRINK- 3 1 Judg- gian, to an address ; c m ABLE CHARLES F. CLEMONS,. 6277-t- f deliver tuD in CHUG CTCHE. developing. . 6205-3- KauaL . " - es of said District Court, this 10th .Belgium's invasion by Genr.a.iy. It ! i I." j ". Cz ru!.-.- . Co.; tel. Our soda will make your business j Chocl Do; Jswelry, drugs; 519 King. day year our Lord Inter-Islan- d ship- , was feared that the address ml ht lg . . , . i f LEGAL NOTICES. of June, in. the of and Oahn Railroad "" grow.' Hon. Soda Water Wks Chaa Star-BuUet- one thousand nine hundred and fifteen ping books at ia oSce. tf considered as a breach or nc"tra,..y E. Frasher, Mgr. 61C5-ly- r ril c:it;; IN THE CIRCUIT . COURT, OF. THE and of the Independence of the United E CHOE STORE First Judicial Circuit Territory of States the one hundred and thirty-nint- h. ' HawalL At Chambers In : Probate. V - - r -'' 1 ' ' r C,?LOYMCNT CFFIC2 3. TakahashL King, opp. Aala Park, In the mat'ter of the estate of Wil- (Seal) (Signed) A. E, MURPHY, C080-t- - r'- , . dry goods, shoes, etc l liam W. Klrkland, deceased . r f- Clerk. Y. NakanlahL 34 Eeretanla, Nuu-an- u, " nr. i On reading filing petitlton (Endorsed) - - and the for good cooks, yard- boys. CHIP-BUILDE- R of James ' "Na 87, UNITED STATES DIS- 4311; residence ,451L Klrkland of OaklandCalifor- Phcna phcne nia,, alleging W. Klrk- TRICT COURT for the Territory of U ." that William C24S-- .r- - Tekehiro Ship Yard. ; Kakaako; sao - CSS-6- land, of City and Countyrot Hawaii THE UNITED STATES OF . pans made to order. n late the in- AMERICA vs. LUCY PEABODY, et C 1 1 412 S for all kinds cf help,, or Honolulu,: territory of Hawaii, died rhene McCARN xall at 116 S Union et, or write to P. testate while a resident op Honolulu als., SUMMONS. JEFF and Kuunna Etreet O. 1200. Responsibility aforesaid on or &1out the 31st day' of J. W. THOMPSON, Plaintiffs Attor-ney- s. Eox and " promptness our specialty. J. K. Na-- FRESH TOMATOES. May, 1915, leaving ; property in the rJr": . rusa, manager..;--6106-- Territory of Hawaii necessary to be United .States of America, District of I ; C::.'r;ct:r Eulliln 3 VW a rafld1 prayjngr" ss. , For best fresh, tomatoes order .from administered upon, that : ClS4-t- f Japanese ne.? cr aa ain-- s, maae ana, H.walian tomato catsuD factory. Letters of Administration issue to I, A. E.' MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis- ' 1210 V- :- ' : ; female. G. niraokS, Emma st, v , ; 182-2- m him.- ... ; .'V trict Court of the United SUtes of ;.pnone 1420, - . , 6354-t- f It is ordered, thatrMonday,"' the 26th America, in and for the Territory and TAILOR day of July,' 1915, 10 o'clock District of HawalL" do hereby certify IT. Yc.o.ia, funeral contractor, Y.-'M- C. A., Queen & MIlHa- - at a.'m '.;3 Rllrino Mc- - be hereby appointed hearing the foregoing to be a full, true and rurr No. 2C3 ni sts, wiU eapply all kinds of help. o. OkazakL merchant Hotel and is for tailor. ct raid petition in the court.' room of this correct- - copy of the original Petition C Ramirez, Mgr., phone 5023. eios-t- f C court at Honolulu aforesaid, at which and Summons in the case of THE 6125-t- f AMERICA vs. : time and place all persons .concerned UNITED STATES OF -- FttJiV tailor, School sU Phone 2455. v als- C na end Vlneytrd. TeL m LUCY PEABODY et as the same i Aloha Employment Office, TeL 4SS3; . ; 6141-l- , may appear ana snow, causefc uvany - tuildln? rarer-t- : Alars.1 opp. Rapid Transit oflce. samassm, they' have, why said petition, should remains of record and on file In the ; st, ' c:"-;--t vcrk. cleans lots. ,AI1 TEA HOUSE . . , , office of the Clerk of said court - kinds cf help furnished. ... not be granted. , - . f : - i::::-i- . . . ;.. , : ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have . ClCUf 7Z T, i Dated, Honolulu, ,T, i K June 19, n,m ,,, m , Japanese . ,. .., , Ikesu,.best dinner. W. Oda,1915t CsSi.: i hereunto set my hand and affixed the rT-- ,l fr., 413S. ClC3-t- f prop. , tiss-a- , 24th rcr te:t rtrinrr rinr let. iziz. ; uy tne uouri. seal of said Districtx Court this . re i ' day of June, A. D. 1915. ' -- v A. K. AONA, - . I w TOMATO CATSUP. Clerk. (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, - cJ Holmes, Stanley & Olson; attorneys Clerk of United States District Court ..... CAIIiriT MAKZn. ; Hawaiian tomato catsun- factory. FIREWOOD flee cor. Beretanla and Nuuanu sts. or petitioner. v Territory of Hawaii. U ; j 6195-Jun- e By F. L. DAVIS, Hz -- eill-- ;t UCS Tort Ct - 6181-t-f , 22.; 29,: July 6, 13. taLcr; Tanabe Co Pauahl, nr. River st, teL Deputy Clerk. 2CS7; Crewo6d"andcharcoaL whole- i 6204-3- m Members New , Jersey legls-- C143-C- of the ' sale and ttalL a u CAHD CACZS lature and state officials gathered in r it ' Charged having a . FHZSH FRUITS UMBRELLA MAKER the state bouse at Trenton to ex with ii committed The tennl3 s!rl. - - T: r- I'rlUns ccris, cr-rar- ri change greetings pver-lon- g distance murder. at Cherry Valley, UL, Henri l ind 1to nor? ; ' r'. ' " i : ttr::llra rresh ellirntor pears, wholesale, re R. MIzuta. Umbrella made and re-- telephone with Governor! Fielder; and FlorentinlvWas committed In London - ,'--- - - . - Expo-374-5. f f - - . 1 j UIL Hawaii Kecau ShckaL Aala paired. 12S4 Fort, nr. Kukul;. phone .his staff at the PanamarPaciSc waiting, extraditica to ths Unite -- st - ' r " - - r-- ... . w cis::m t;;3-t-f sltion. Stater. -- .. ': 7.

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SAN FRANCISCO HOTELS BY AUTHORITY. IVTCVEMEWTS OF USED 1 BILL NO. U5. ORDINANCE NO. . OMSEEIt MAIL STEAMERS OCEAMCT STSAI1SHIP CO V Ch&' - f fcsrestfirst AN ORDINANCE PRO VIDiNG FOR "THS' EXPOSITION LINS- 7 VJifcItofrir Creeds THE EXHIBITING OFi MOVING TESSILS TO ACZIYE Enjjinccriii2 Co., PICTURES OF.' A BIBLJCAL OR FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: . OR SYDNEY, N. 8. V.S : rmm ' f ram 1 EDUCATIONAL-- ' CHARACTER, IN . Tyesdayi July 13." Sonoma . ..Jviy t j noma ...... v.Aui. t Li n i t c d THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HO- SeatUe Dlx, U. S. A. T. Sierra ...... July 31 Ve ntura , ...... , Se pt. NOLULU ON SUNDAYS. PROVID- Wednesday. J-- ly 14. i TAJIICI3AT2. 0 1 Ventura Aug. 12 Sonoma . 4 , UOASrTT0JT.irrJUt inn ra, ...... Oct ING RESTRICTIONS, AND PENAL HI Vancouver and Victoria-Maku- C - LOSES Sierra 23 Ventura ...... ".....Nov. 1 5 iiucuTEs TIES. AND REPEALING, ORDIN- A. tr.i ...... Aua. gene ssesss. v ANCE NO. 80. - , "v. San Francisco Sherman, U. S. A. MAKE YOUR 1115 RESERVATIONS EARLY. crxnnERS Aim y 1 en. Perfect IihI WHii twy BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE OF porta O. : CONTRACTORS THE CITY AND COUNTY OF Maui Board of Supervisors Re Kauai W. Hall. str. C BREWER 41 COMPANY, LTD - General - Aflenta ral HONOLULU: ;. 15 -- iPImS3.Mm4w. ' Thwrday July 3 Tor all kind of construction .work, Wof faf cWiiiill P tiJel. Upr riiit ! SECTION 1. Any person haying fuse to Grant Permit for Maul porta CIaodlne, atr. : first paid the requisite license fee, as - - - Friday, Jujy . . - bridges, reservoirs, paring, sewer and BROWN I AXJ aod w ni pr lh Uxt. Sunday Movies If. Irrigation prorlded under Section 2077 of the New York via, Panama .and Fuget water 'system, dredging, A.-- Revised Laws pf Hawaii of 1915, as (Special Star-Bulleti- n Sound Arlzonan, str. and reclamation project. Correspondence amended by Act 223 of the Session WAILUKU, July 10. One of the San Francisco Siberia, P. M. str. 5atson Dfayigation Company Laws of 1915, for conducting a Sunday CJtmpbert Bids- - 2819 A 4587 - JIOTCU. most important matters that came be Phone Moving Picture Show, and who shall I VESSELS TO DEPART s f r 1 fore the meeting of the Maui board . Honolulu, T. H. - ir?" " r desire to exhibit to the public, in ,.. the ' of supervisors Thursday was the re : - d ' V ,0,U;LiLi,-AUU-; City and County, of Honolulu, on Sun- port of the special investigating com Tuesday, July 13. any '"'.' ' day, moving picture film or films, mittee which looked Into the state of Maul. Molokai and Lanal ports FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: SArJ FRANCISCO shall make application for a permit to p. m. evict. ceacroHT. VHtxctLLK ewi affairs on Molokai. whither Chairman Mikahala, tr, 5 INC. MWOKtlll NTE. LOBK TO the Board of Supervisors of said City S. E. Kalama, Supervisors Pall and Molokai and Maul ports Komokila, 8. 8. Manoa...... July 13 8. 8. WIiht4mlna...... July 14 I-- and County of Honolulu as hereinafter Drummond had been sent to Investi- tr. 20 8. Manoa . . . . , . .'. 23 V '.- ' 8. 8. Matsonla..... July 8. . .July a et provided, r , V gate the charges against R. H. Hitch- Kauai porta Kinan, tr 5 p. m. HAWAII Said application shall be In writing. cock, until lately district overseer of Koolau porta Kaena, tr. 8. 8. Luiiine...... July 27 8. 8. Matsonla...... ;.. July 23 A TONIC HOTELS shall set the name and address 14. forth Molokai v : Wednesday, July 8. 8. Wilhelraina...... Aug. 3 8. 8. Lurlin.... Aug. 3 of the applicant for the permit, the oc The committee reported in recom San Francisco Manchuria, P. M. . For Horse, Cow or Pigs. cupation or business of the applicant. mendation that Mr. Hitchcock, be not str. , 10. : the location and character . of the reinstated. This seemed to fully con t San Francisco Wilhelmlna, M. N. 8. HILONIAN alls f rom Seattle July Telephone 1109 "On the Beach building in which said film or films firm uthe action of the former board str 10 a. m. are to be shown, and the day or days in Its decision that Mr. Hitchcock Sydney via Suva and Auckland Ma CASTLE& C00KE, LIMITED, Accnts, Honolulu and hour proposed for their exhibition should be dismissed because he had kura. C. A. tr. Cub SfctB, Ltd., The said application shall be accom used county mules that had been In Manila via Guam Sherman, U. S. panled by an affidavit sworn to by A. T. Kukul SL YOU Wl LL FIND THAT his charge for work on his own farm. t the applicant, which affidavit shal Supervisor Uahinui opposed the mo Hllo via way ports Mauna Kea, STEAUGIUP CO. ; , PACIFIC IIAIL state the names and characters of the tion, but It carried In spite of his op str 10 a. m. . pictures proposed to be exhibited, that ; .; : Thursday, July 15 o followlnj position. . 8aiIInsfrom Honolulu en about the dates: "Ktistace has personally seen the said - ViM' affiant motion picture Lahat- - Kahului Manoa, M. N: str. . CO. The house at FOR THE FOR SAN FRANCISCO: C'CHESfiEY COFFEE proposed pictures, that they jqelth na, run under the direction of George Kauai ports W. G. Hall tr, 5 p.m. ; ORIENT;.; Ha Accommodatlona for La er educational or biblical, and are in Freeland, manager, - applied per Manila. . . . .July 18 coffeeT roasters no sense vulgar. Indecent, Buggestive for Siberia via 8. 8. Manchuria. July 13 mission to operate on . Sunday even- PAILS die and Gentlemen.' Phone 2825 Manila, out - Dealer In Old Kona Coffee or Improper pictures to be exhibited. ings. This was application t China via and 8. 8. Monjolla...... Auj. 13 On filing of application the first In ..July 31 UERCHANT ST, HONOLULU the said and for Sunday shows that has come be Malls are due from the following affidavit, as - required in this Ordin fore the new, board of supervisors. points as follows: , . Manchuria ...I...... Aug. 6 8. 8. Perala'...... Au2. 24 ance, it shall be the duty of the City The board voted not to grant the pe San Francisco siDena, Jtuy 1. 3 and County Clerk to issue a permit to Yokohama Tenyo Maru, July 20. Mongolia . .Sept. 3 - - w w w w w tition, in commenting upon the ac s the applicant for the exhibition of tion of the board members remarked Australia; Sonoma, July 17.' .'. CO IT ELECTRICALLY said picture after the hour of 6:30 was not duty super- Vancouver MakTira, July 14. p. Sundays, that it the of the S FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO v m. for the Sunday or des visors to create public sentiment on Malls will depart for the following LUXURIOUS AND ignated in said application, and the points as : COMFORTABLE any matter of public concern, but that follow: H. Ericirfcid Co., Ltd. - Itawdian Electric Co. names of the pictures to be shown the duty of the board was purely to San Franclscor jaancnuria, Juiy if. 6 Acato STRICTLY FIRST CLASS shall be set forth In said permit, and Yokohama Siberia, July 16. 1C3 ROOMS. FIFTY OATHS abide by what the general sentiment day or day and the which Australla-T-Makux- a. 14.: Si the hour at of a community as a whole might be. July they are to be shown shall likewise It was the general opinion Vancouver Niagara, July 23. .; of the be set forth. r board that Maui a a community 2. , Any applicant did WIRE FENCES AND GATES SECTION who not want to open the motion picture TRANSPORT SERVICE shall misrepresent. In said application nonses 1 very best for every use. to Sunday.! 1 .t t The or affidavit, the character of the pic- t Logan, from Honolulu for Guam and ture or pictures to be shown, or who C.AXTELL'3 ManUa, arrived July 3. J. nearly 1000 feet elevation, near depot ha11 exhIbIt 8ame at : any time Thomas, from Honolulu to. San Fran Steamer of thav above Company will call at and Itav Honolulu on Atxkea Street grand scenery: fine bass Cshine For oiner man mai Bpecuiea m ine per kciEliS iiEDDCE clsco. July 5. er about the datea mentioned below: particulars addees E. L. Kress, "hall forfeit such permit, and the Sherman, from San Francisco to Ho 0393. or supervisors - snan, upon , me hiawa. Phone Board nolulu. Guam and Manila, July 6. FOR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: first of such offenses by such appll Sheridan, from Honolulu to San Fran CTZCIAL SALE cant, refuse to the applicant the Issu cisco, arrived May 13. , CORAL GARDEN H6TEL ance of any further Sunday permit COSIOFLIira 8. 8. Chlyi Majry.'...... July 23, 8. 8. Tenyo Miru..M...J-!- y 23 Linen end Waist Dlx,- - from Seattle to Honolulu and C"; Pensee See the Wonderful Marine Pic- upon : for a period of three months; July , 3. .,. 8. Tenyo Aug. 13 8. 8. Nippon Maru...... Auj. 4 Pattern In KANEOHE BAY ManUa. & Maru...... tures the second offense said Board Bhall FnClpplnas. 17 Glass-bottome- d ts Warren, stationed at the 8. Nippon 23 8. 8. Shlnyo Maru.....Au3. yzz chan & co. ; sail and row-boa- refuse such permit for a period of six 8. Maru...... Au3. ShlnyQ Maru, 10 8. 8. Chlyo Maru...... Sept 14 C:rr.:r Kir 3 tr.i Cethel Ctreeta for hire Good Meal months; and upon a third offense no III CITY 1t S. 8. Sept. . . ''Served. further. Sitnday permit shall at any PASSENGERS DEPARTED A. L. MacKAYE, Proprietor OK time be issued to such applicant. L Per str. Claudlne for Maul ports, STU SECTION 3. Ordinance No. 80 is ::-CA- Cl COO: LiniTED Accnts, Hcn:!i::u CUIIIOS. JEWELRY AND Water bills for 'some "of the largest July 12 H; A. R. Austin, Miss M.Cv hereby repealed. ; , Alana, Miss R. K. Miss R. Tan NOVELTIES You don't really love Hawaii SECTION 4. Ordinance shall ana handsomest residences of : Port Holt This Machlda, Mr. and Mra. Ka f '. .KAV'ATIAM JET.'ELRT until you have dined, land, surroundedby lawna; and gar-- Yan. T. J. danced take effect from and after the date nahile, C. Davidson, Miss H, Davidson, 2.0VLLTY CO. . - ' ' ucua, are muca since meters were CANADlAn-AUSTnALIA- n ROYAL MAIL LUIS and clept at the of its approval i ies : " Installed on the! service D. L. Austin. J. .Y. Ting, Miss Bessie - ' by v . connection without notice. . nir- lzI Eetiel Street Introduced Medelro3, Will Cooper.u l ? Subject to chan; , seaside hotel' BEN HOLUNGER, than before; when the owners of the J O. S. S. Ventura for Australia For Victoria and Vancouver For Suva, Auckland and Sydney . J. H. Hertsche, Manager ' Sunervlsor. premises were paying on a flat rate Per July 12 U. Marshal J. J. Smiddy, Date of Introduction; July 7, 1915. basis, according to records In the a Nla;ira; ...... July' 23 Makura . . . .July 14 M. . E. .Robertson, Dr. and Mrs. water bureau, says the Telegram of Mrs. 11 .";-.- "V Aug. 23 Niagara ...... Aug. - - . M N. Morse. Makura '::Co. At a regular adjourned meeting of Portland, Oregon! Another Interesting feature -- in- the DAVIES Ci CO.; LTD., AGErJTS the Board of . Supervisors of the City THE0. H. GENEJlL VIZIINA DAIIEIY PASSENGERS E00XED , and Connty of Honolulu,' held Wednes same connection! that the owners of t 3 Th Best Home-Mad- e Bread some of these premises who. are. now I ::'--' day, July 9. ; 1915, the foregoing Bill AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N ttt. In Town. pajmg .less , ro water tnrougn a Per str. Klnau for Kauai ports, July 8. 8. C. THE PANAMA CANAL LltlZ mas passed . on Second . Reading and sr. j H:t:l Cii. meter than before at a flat rate are 13 Mrs. Stubbs, S. A1. Marx and wife. A Steamer will be despatched from NEW YORK for HONOLULU 1123 FortSL Phone 2124 ordered to print1 on the following vote tran- ;- Fitzgerald, S. every DAYS. Approximate time la ; among those who are making a big W. Neal. J. W. Neal, U via Pacific coast ports TEN of said board: , , 'Y, W. FORTY-THRE- E TACOMA HONOLU- Ahia, Arnold, Holllnger, howl against the installation of me W. Holmes, S. A. Robinson,' Mrs. sit DAYS. SEATTLE AND to Ayes: Lar: Miss Fran- July 17th, and sailing every TEN Cccncmtrs In. everything . sen, Logan, Shingle. Total 6. ters and have signed the meter ordi C. King. Miss B. Wishard, LU, S. S. COLUMBIAN to sail about .'. nance rererenaum. ces Cooper, Mrs. C-- " B. Cooper and DAYS y . : "Si - HAVE YOU HAD YOUR FEET Noes: . None. ' ir tnese same thereafter. property owners . were paying children, Master Brown, Mrs. A. M. particular as to raxes, eic appiy w "FOOTCGRAPHED"' YET? Absent and not voting: . Horner. for For ' " R.. Hemenway, H.HACKFELDACOLTDy una i 1. ;,v v;;, y. vrater on a flat rate charge their Brown. J. P. Cooke, C. C.P.MORSE, u:2 Total Ag- " ' bills. In some instances, would Bryant Cooper, Jack Cooper, Miss General Freight Agent Agents. , E. BUFFANDEAU, . be At Crccer'a REGAL BOOT SHOP s : Your nearly doubled. ."- t :.. !Xx nes K. Miyamoto.' Fort and Deputy City and County Clerk. Hotel treeta y ,The figures disprove str. M Ikahala for Maul, Molokai 6213-Jul- 12, 13, 14. assertions Per Harbeson, H. Scovllle, '. W. meter opponents making Lanal ports, July 13 Miss J. F. Tonv C have i been and lamllton. J. G. Hamilton, Mrs. Dove. that lawns and gardens will die and Nowell, Y. Van Hing. - . v i;. - I. RESOLUTION NO. 183.- Mr-- and Mr. Jack London, Miss Request your ajente to route that unsanitary 5 conditions will pre Per M. N. S. S. WUhelmina for San Dowling, G. AND POINTING HONOLULU MUSIC Gallagher, Miss G. MrsvE. CO. vail, because consumers 'will, curtail Francisco, July 14 C. H. Alspaugh, Mlddledltch, E. E. Mahlum, Mrs. D. freight over the C:rs quick End good. Be it resolved by the Board, of Su the use of ' It is O. water if measured. Mr. Horsman. W.' Bray, Dr. and B., Crane, Miss Doris, Mrs. J. P. Ault pervisors . of the City and , County of To contrary they Everything Musical the it shows that MrjL'E. C. Ellett C. T. Besserer, J. J. Schweitzer, A. Se wall,. Mrs. I. Gal I Framing CoV Honolulu,. Territory ; of Hawaii, that Mein-eck- e, ':";!!j Picture can use less water and keep their W. Guilt Jule Fritz, Miss L. N. agher. T. House and wife, Mrs. W. Csthel, Hotel. the sum of .Nineteen Hundred and lawns Miss Harrison, H. nttr Fort, next to the Clarion and gardens in a far better Miss McLennan, A. Rogers, Mrs. Thea" Hoffman, Dr. Fifty Dollar (U950.00) be and the condition for less money than if they Miss. M. Woods., Miss E. Woods MIS3 - A. J. Knox, H. B. Williams and wife, same are hereby , appropriated out of permitted thousands of gallons daily Raphael, L Johnson, H.- Meinecke, money Mrs. J. Martens, Mrs. G. Bertram, Dr. all in the General Fund of the Mrs. S. C. Moore, Mrs. ; to run to waste which they would do J. T. Wirnd, Yonagihara, C. D. Asher n n. j. Treasury for the following purposes, B. Ugbtfoot and child, W. Rle-- and Mrs. quick v if they were paying for, water on a J. J. Mrs,-A- . ; for transit cac:;:;;:i; v John M. Young and wife, E -- ,.- . ' - ; ow. M. H. Rietow, Mr. Jacobson, Geo. AND .'!?C3 Have You Vkilcd. to.wit: flat rate basis. .They use just such Brune, Mrs. E. Adler, O. WarreL s Te-.- J Csr.:-- ! Purchaae, Dowser Pump, ... 4o0.00 A, B. ArlelgL, Wood, Li ' for Pent I amount of water as is needed and no McCorrUton, P. C M. ce Miss M. Nichols, Mrs. A. FRED L. WALC7.0N, LTD, Cx-trien- and wife. . Maintenance, Roads, Hono- Raphael, Wm. H. Zlegler, Mrs. M. :'r!y Yx:rs' ? more and they pay for what they Soule, Miss H. Macy, Mrs. A. A. Lan-- C- AEOLIANJIALL $1500.00 Sy Mis .A::r.ta. -, A" L';:U!rs, lulu . . H. Syverton, Miss L. verton. f;:i r:rr it, ' ' use. From . a sanitary standpoint ' - dis, Miss H. Cunningham, Miss E. rtzr.9 Presented byJ,- . ' these premises class con Johnson, Mrs. Rosenholz, Miss E. j k:7 ? .are in first L. C. Glover, Miss BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. . ROBERT W. SHINGLE, Nicitse, Miss Rosenholz, Miss E. Nic Blanchard, Miss ' dition, and there is no indication that ; i-- Miss R, Johnson, C. D. Sam . , . Supervisor. oil. Miss B. Nicoll, Mrs. F. W. Fritz, Johnson, n a T the . residents of the premises, have f h -- Pe- son, Mrs. C. Bruns and three child- ei BY AUTHORITY. Honolulu, July 9, 1915. - bathtubs Miss C. J. Harrison, Miss Meleka J. 4t5 j curtailed the use of their M. A. ren, A. Miss R. C. Edzel, Jv-;-- as the ..opponent would lead terson, Miss Helen Bell, Master Miss U Roat T I C K t7T O ,a. meeting of meter Nicoll. Mrs. M. A. Nicoll. L. Schurtzie, A. Twoomey, T. L. Wong, T. Y. AH -- 3 Taper and SEALED At a regular adjourned Alio .n:::rvit!cra c! V,'rar;:r.s TENDERS. people to believe would be the case -t i:: City - Miss D. M. Feder. Miss M. S. Wheeler, Wong, Lv A. De Graca and wife, IL B. any . pci- Tvl-"- -. Tilr-tin-s Writiag Taper. the Board of Supervisor, of the ' ' ca tia aad -- should meters be installed. Miss O. Dawson, Warner, W. Myhoe. S. C. Lin, Miss F.. H. Thomp Ar.r.ICAN-HAVAIIA- N County of Honolulu, held; Friday, Miss E. J. PAPER Sealed tenders will be received bv and' - son, Mr. and Miaa B. .Bufflnoten, Mrs. C. Win- O , CUPPLY CO, LTD. Superintendent I July y, tne xoregoing uesoiuuoo Forbes, Mrs. Forbes and son, Ces VZLLCFAn-C- C the of Public Works DEATH Chamber-laine- , ' I or. MAUI GETS NEWS OF. Mrs. C. F. Schmutzler,, Mrs. das and infant, Miss F. Stein, L. D. C-c- up until 12 noon of Wednesday. July was passed on First Keading ana C CO 72 Tcrt t I ':a Ctrect3,' Honolulu Zugbe, C - on Mrs. C. W. Miss Mele Franklyn and wife, H. Dunshee, I : 1515 Thcr 1 II G. Guild. Gen. Uzr. 14, 1915, for the Extension of the Re- dered.to print tne rouowing voie OF MRS. SIMPSON AT COAST ' Kin CL Tel. Ca. Williams, Mml-- j Miss . Rose wife, C. Brandt, and lnforced Concrete Arch Bridge at Ma-- of Bald board: Levine. Morton and J. - Smith, Mrs. W. Schaeffer, Ernest wife, Chi Kwal Chen, Wm. Buchanan kikl, Honolulu, T. IL Ayes: Ahia, Arnold, Holllnger, Lar- (Special Star-Bulleti- n Correspondence) lln. Shingle. 6. Ross, Mr. E. Blanchard. Mrs. A. L. and wife, Mrs. Kroenberg, Wm. Hunt The Superintendent of Public Works sen, Logan, Total WAILUKU, July 10. Word was re tock-weather,- Rowat, .Miss Oster, Anne E. M. Shobe, . reserves the right to reject any or all 1 Noesr None ceived In today's mail from San Fran- J. C. Lahey, Mrs. L. Sanford 1.3TT, Jr. - Miss Soper, Mrs. E. Rosa, Wood, Davis, A. Gilman and tenders. i Absent and not voting: Horner. To- cisco Mrs.. Fanny 'Al. Simpson of L. E. F. ri-r..- that - I L;r and Sheet Metal' Miss Soper, Mr. and Mrs. S W. Wil Plans, specifications and blank tal 1. passed away Helena wife, Mrs. F. Leandro, Mrs. E..Lean- . Tct TTt!izi3, V7ilu:i, Eiiu5a, tzl Worker Paia at the St cox, Francis Giy, Gus Schaefer, Ros-c- o Sigmond. way proposal ri: E. BUFFANDEAU, . .; dro, Mrs. J. E. Read, Mis E. cUUcza 3:15 a. ro. SrU p. rx Clock, Ceretanla, nr. Fort forms of are on file in the hospital on June 39 at 10:30 p. m. Perkins, Miss Muriel Hind, John C;ch office of the Superintendent of Public Deputy City and County Clerk. outgoing Manoa from For Pearl City, llzi ll'Al aid way Phone :C3 On the last; Hind, Mr. J. K. Clarke, Mrs. E. Welck- - - . 13, 14. a. n., 3:15 a. n.. Works, Capitol building. Honolulu. V 213 July 12. . , Kahului Mrs.' Simpson went to the er, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lo veil, Cabot stales f7:: , 11:23 a, n., p. 2:Z"i p. CI IAS. R. FORBES (S) Coast in the iiope of recovery;; She Brown, G. B. ::13 tx, r Chas. Raymond, Miss E. DAGGER! 5:15 p. n.. J;::) p. r. : Superintendent of Public Works. RESOLUTION NO. 181. stood the tripi very well and: visited Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas, n, fll:13 ' Tcr . ... .a Lc::;ua Honolulu, July 2. 1915. . r , her nieces at San Francisco, and had Miss A. M. Withington, D. L. With- - ' tzl " Ni'ht firinz will be held with the a. n-- , 5:CJ p. 12 . 6205-1- 0t . Be it resolved by the Board of Su Leen a few weeks at Helena, where ngton, H. A. "Baldwin, Miss L. Ruger (Diamond n. t;:J) P. il:: St I seacoast guns at Fort P. pervisors of the Oity and County of she .was doing well, and from which Thomas, Mrs. M. P. Morrell and child, IcaJl. Fcrt Da Russy (Waliikl), Fort BUSINESS NOTICE. Honolulu, Territory ' of' Hawaii, that place she had -- written . most cheerful Miss M. H. Lyman, Miss C. D. Lyman. Amstrcng (Ivakaako), and Fort the sum of Two Hundred Ninety-fiv- e letters!- - . A shock was' the final cause Col. and Mrs. P. IL Calahan. Miss (Pearl Harbor), beginnizs NOTICE. : 1 Twenty-fiv- e ($295.- - :-- :t-r- " ? s W. Mr; Dollars and Cents of death; n Ruth Dvies, Mrs. J. Rietow. t 7:15 p. nu July 20, and. ocntlnuisg k la. o :: 4, 9? Ka aiI (hA'eemA KataYiv nrvrv. and Mrs; R..E. Calahan. Mr. and Mrs. July 23, 1315, inclusive. p. left out of all moneys in the Gen- - TfPacheco and two daughters, W. B. my not be re-- Plated The sea area for eisht miles eff x FuQ f th t0T &Q ,c art and wife. Miss C "A Wilcox, hora between a line runr.!.--; fije r. : c:.7 17:3 a.' ru, sponsible for any debts contracted In v parv nram. Su;2estlpns and des!n for Miss A: M. Murphy, Mrs. A. Gilman, p. w.nirtiani ' J. a. "If'ff ! anuth, of Black Polit (Kupiklriklo) Ml:wJ el, 1:4J ra, my name without my written consent RES ETTI N G AND , REMODSL Upkeep "v Miss B. White, Miss H. Alexander. Mn Har- - 5: 21 p. 7::3 p. n. 1 - - ' and a line running due south cf a, Dated at Honolulu, this 7th day of '. ; . " fr-- n , 1NG OLD JEWELRY Wenterfield. j.-.'r;- ' tcerPresented by ; will be frr rrive July, A. D. 1915, r r Per str." Mauna Kea for and ber's Point cc"f? R.' W. SHINGLE, Ililo nights atova ": L::::hr ;:1S a. 1:., (Signed) STARKE. v ' Gold Platinum Settings the n:..L...: j F. ; v- :- and way ports, July 14. D. Lei IX Prince -- p. - ' SuDcrvisor. la cr oration. i:Cl p. u., 97:10 r 6203-6- Frc-t- , the searchllta r? - t Cupid and wire; W. F. H. W. M. .. " Honolulu, Juno 29, 1915. yALL DOUGHERTY : When all search,.,:'L ts ars cut the fir-- Tua Uzlzlxz- U:z::- '. t Mist Miss M. L. Meal, Chas. f.rr'.-c!:- and wife i3 completr I. tra:a (enly 1' For the first time In many years, a A. Rea. Mls3 Hazel De Mrs. E, A. Z LTD, Approved this 12th day of Jujy, Cai, 9 Kjm a A , - CO was Philadelphia -- HUTi: - .LLi't'ONE vessel chartered at v De Camp, Sid Spitzer, Mrs, W. A. An- to carry, a full cargo sugar to a a 1915. v.'. i. Colon el, Cczzt ArtilV.ry Ccrrs.' of - . ' gle and husbasd, Taai Cchmidt Mr. ' - JOHN LANE, i c tudln". a -i child- c-j- filTeHR'Q Cv:-- CO and Mrs. II. R. Bryant and two l: 1 tc;j 1: . . .i c. 1- .- LTD. steamernaydgrVhic ren, Mrs. Youcs, M. Osaki, Mrs.. A. F, COMPANY, T.IL - f.i00 tons of sugar to England . , I' cut war- - - V - c- -. ' 6213-Jul- y Sousa,Mi?s H. 3.:n. . ' The state cf 4" 'S. 12. f - Cc-r-Wf- Designing 1314.v ' ' Engineers. - r Per O. S. S. Fcnrma for F.aa Fran- - rants for Jl.r V .' atructing r r Mr.-;-. r.l Mnic- - J-I- Daniel 'Denehey.was killed, and 17 Isco. July 17. II. tz? ! Uuildings, concrete ffLL. llardirj; .ll. col- - I 1 1 :. 1 -- Sanitary by TTatcry persons were Injured in a I; V.z:::y. IV O. II::' 1 structures. Tot E1. Veak, Eyes and other n 1 i on Tro- - i V. on a coaster f r I ' ( .: V Estimates C n ATIULATrTD CY -- LIDO . sion. of cars roller at : r:::nlC-:-.- -: .'.jiCrsrcra Youngstown, Ohio.