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OF ASSAULT OM THE FORTS THROUGH HAWAII DEPUTY MARSHAL IS SELF-DEFENS- E

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM BELGIAN CITY SAYS NO Mrs. Hilda Gilbert Makes Good Smidrjy Compelled to Name Defendant Admits He . Drew FORTS HAVE SUCCUMBED TO GERMAN SIEGE GUNS on Proposal to Tour the Aides in Short Order To Fill. Gun, But Considered Himself AND THAT SITUATION IS',UNCHANGED BERLIN AN- World Working Impending Vacancies ; In Imminent Danger - NOUNCEMENT INSISTS THREE FORTS AND NUMBER OF r After remaining in the islands some United States Marshal J. J. Smlddy , At straight- - case cti self-defen- se U t 'REDOUBTS WON BY TEUTON ATTACK PARIS ADMITS weeks, paying a visit to the volcano assumed active charge of his' office the contention! of-- ; Jen! McCanu. who Crf only BATTLE; ON ALLIES' LEFT WING RESULTED IN LOSING at Kllauea and other points Inter- this morning., to learn thai his took the witness ' Stand v in . Circuit est' throughout the group," gaheilhg chief office deputy, Harry II. Holl and Judge Whitney's court this morning SOME GROUND CLAIM MADE GERMANS BADLY D- 7 data for a seiles of descriptite arilQles his office deputy, David K. Sherwood, and gave his version of the fight be- EFEATED IN RUSSIA, BUT BERLIN MAINTAINS' IPS A soon to appear, Mrs. Hilda Gflbert, had decided that the marshal's offlca tween himself and Attorney Claudius was no fitting place for them to or federal court :y writer and novelist, a resident of lthe Harley . McBrido in the - v : - EAen,-Qaiifor- VICTORY. w - , - literary colony at Glen - any length of time. As a corridor on the afternoon oi..51 ay V nla; who departed by the steamer Mat-- consequence Marshal. Smiddy' named iicCara freelr admits h drew the J Associated Press Service by Federal "Wireless. ; , . sonia, won a novel, ana suosianuai HarryfChrlsCian Bruns o succeed Mr. revolver from his pocket, as he lay in ' and Albert Edward Harri3 to suc- a half-recllr'n- g position on floor, : ANTWERP, Belgium, Oct 5. No forts have falleiui The wager upon her arrival at San. Fran Holt the i ' :; V ceed Mr. Saerwood.' with M ;Bride atop of htn. - -- cisco. : ; - situation is unchanged; - , "';';;.". ; "I believed. I was In imminent dan t t Four years ago a bet was laid by Mr. Holt informed the marshal this Jack London that the average Ameri- morhin1gr;that it was his intention to ger of death or great bodily Injury,' -- - - .:; - 4 can girl would find UtUe difficulty in sever his; connection with the mar-sh'-a he declared. Way . Opened Inner ': glad I to Attack -- "I was just then that had the K'.;:: '' ; f working her, way around the world. office' at the earliest possible gun. ray right ' -- I reached with 9 Mrs. Gilbert living near London at date and eflgage in business for him- for it was chosen for the mission, self He emphasized the hand, drew, it from my ; hip pocket, Circle Antwerp Say Berlin Glen Ellen fact that it g at on the success 'of which London had was necessary that he leave in a hur- the elbow of that arm remaintn on. met. I 15000. ry as he ;; expected to the floor, supporting swun? . staked ' travel for the away my BEELIH, Germany,' Oct 5. Direct, official. The forts.of Mrs. Gilbert sailed from New York new firnuMr. Holt also notified the revolver cut and from body 1911, along the floor, describing a sort of-ha- lf on the Lusltania February 28, new, marshal that Mr. Sherwood was ' ' Lierre, waeliiem, Koningshocki and the intermediate redoubts circle. . . v "'5 " and was to have four years to make contemplating' a trip to the mainland " ".McBride began calling, Gct the Antwerp," with 30 guns, have been taken.-- , The way to San in near future and would like to that guard ' the trip eastward Francisco. the gun, get gun, did so She was to do Europe, India, South be relieved of office dulles at as early the and as he he is thus opened for the German forces to make an attack on the Ap- drew away .from me, regained his Africa, Australia, China, Japan and adajte as possible. Hence the new - ' v ' feet and as he kept repeating these inner circle of forts. pointments- )i ;y;.: Honolulu. When . she reached the words 1 realized he was moving away,' ' K Coast was just months ahead - Deputy r . r. Hear Augustowo, the scene .of the German invasion of the she live Chief Ofifce U. S..Marshal and' that there was no-furthe- danger Allotted ' of her time; and asserts that Bruns has had. previous experience in to myself. 'v ; .. province or Suwalki, the Kussian left wing, crossing " Eussian 1 she Has ..fulfilled scrupulously all the this office, having served under. Mar 'J'ohn Oosta, ' not 'Henry HuMman," the Eiver.Niemen. was defeated in a furious battle of two days. conations ot ue wager, shal E. R. Hendry prior to takins an was the first man who grasped-- , the She says she is in better health thanjactive Interest in the management of .;. Two thousand Russians were.captured., J- - , .revojerto.,tho(. next InstaisYcral hand were placed n the weapon, a nd . an invaluable amount, of self-relianc- e, reported around, building J the Federal realizing, there might be? a scuffle for . ' fx has . travel firstclasa ,'on. all ; the this morning that Deputy Bruns only lta possession and thst 'it' might be steamers and railways and put up at Intended remaining In office a short fired I rellnQulshed I did not itrug - - ' it , on- ,- More- the best hotels her, oute. time, or until such time as Marshal gle to keep it "By: thai time the msr-sh- al over, Smiddy . Antwerp Operations Winning she has several ; trunks of the had become acquainted with was over me, and I kne thit . latest gowns and has been fashionably the routine of tie office and had an op the moment-o- f danger was past r dressed at all sorts of functions along portunity Xo look around for a perma Such, . briefly, was McCarn's verbal :- - ( ; : BERLIN, Germany, Oct. 5. (Via Amsterdam and London.) her itinerary. - ' nent chief deputy. -. '. description of the affair. As ae. av - Official report given put night saysthat on the right Mrs. Gilbert promises to have putP Ifessrs. Holt and Sherwood are bus!- - this particular, bit "of it he" deinoa- - , last - lished soon a book describing her ly engaged bringing the work of the Strated his alleged position' ana , his the battle of the Germans ' wing and in the Argonne district, travels. . old regime up to. date and expect to action in drawing the'pIstM by lying ftfrainst the Allies is nroceedins successfully. v ". - Sshe will describe a queer lot of complete their labors within the next recumbent on the platform in front of done' - the "Jury, box, telling Antwerp mbveinents of the east Rt Jlon. F; E. Smith, P. C, M. P., "stunts'! fof bread and, butter. few- daysr at which time they will blJ his yatory 'and ylnthesieere of and in the (above) who presides over ther Due una ueeu b .wuueas u uuuuuu aaieu to taO Olllce. going through the movements just as ern wrr arena, the German operations are proceeding effectively Mi British press burean for the issue tea shop, sung in the cafes of" Paris) TLe newlr . ftnnintd he : declared he had made them on 7. of-- offlciaj ana Vienna, on , that notorious date out of which , war news and (bef6w) accompanying nerseir the necessary bond this morning. " the fighting. ; C i without e, . - - according to the plans David Uoyd-Georg- we manaoiin; nas managea a' oeauty present trial grow. ; i active in handling of British fin-anc- es shop on Bond street,' motored through He told the main part of the tale ' ' . ". freely, with only on Admits ; , . .' .. Denmark, Germany and ' Austria as occasional inter- Qflicial French Statemen - N. cntnniinlnn . in "a wenHh 'V.n ! !h ruption by his own leading counsel. man, interviewea tne neaa oi we toi-sto- i Attorney Joseph to r'efxesh : Loss Battle communist colony in ' England his memory on certain points-- He V of & after' London Journalists had failed; took the witness stand shortly after 10 o'clock, following the testimony of ::V.:V;SS;Viv told American stories before a royal HEARD FKOM ' M two v PARIS, France, Oct. 5. Official announcement from the prince and his family, read Persian other witnesses for the defense. and on direct examination had finish- ' manuscripts ; in ' Museum, j - the British 'French war office today says . " ed 05, . when . County, Attorney written short 1 stories, filled a two at .12: battle-fron- t, north' of the River pise, the engagement "On the left weeks at the'Tlvoli Thea- CITY OF BERLIN page finftonslv and 'indecisively; .We have been ter in London, appeared on the stage Continued "on three) Bombay, Syd- f in Calcutta, Melbourne,, obliged io yield some ground.1 -- - - EUROPE ney, Johannesburg; visited tue Rajah 4 - AID! ' unchanged. ; of Rutland and his wife in Northern BOY scorns TO Elsewhere the situation is ty- Local Businessman and Wje i India, and gone through a siege of v ; in Russia the German army; operating on the; River phoid fever in Agra. Now on Ocean En Route to :' Nicmen has been driven back along the entire line, evacuatmg W. R. Castle Points Out How I have had time, but ' I would not advise many girls, to un New York on Way Home Suwalki and Lonja and abandoning .' Money for Nurses Can Be the Russian' provinces of dertake it. . If you can do something considerable war material,". ; : v Made to Do Most Good or have some accomplishment " that I VA11 apprehension felt locally relative commands . money, it is all right But J to Mr. and Mrs. Gustave. Schuman in you got good. con- - W. R. Castle, chairman' cf the war have to make There are , connection with their meeting war Portasuese Troovs to be taken relief committee, sent the following people "from Missouri' all over the; ditions in their. --European trip was Star-Qulletl- f : .. ' communication to - the n globe. I v set at rest this morning by a letter Berlin Say today: to" their, son Willie, written from Ber- British Ships, . Septem- Star-Bulleti- by dated in Editor Honolulu n. lin his mother and Public Rallv and Prcaranv to Sir: Some may think if is rather ber A. The Schumans ought to be on ;;;.r BERLIN, Germany, Oct. 5. Dirett, official.-Britis- li ships ungracious to vriticise anything which board a steamer from Holland bound Be Held in OpefefHpuse New" i suggests aid to the sufferers from the for York, and on the fifth day Lisbon, transport Portuguese - J; '. have arrived at probably to war, but, tne circumstances or out. Mrs. Schuman wrote from the 'r Yard,- October under " ' " 3i troops to the ports of France to be sent to the front. Portu- today, it seems to me quite worth Central Hotel in the German capital. r ' ': . SOON ADJOURN, gives many sidelights on lively - Boy; Scouts :..'will mo Dilization Britain is while to carefully weigh the effective- Her letter Honolulu's guese army at the demand of Great ness of every proposition. This the war from" the German point of give the iirst general rally and 'exhi- i:: ' been-havin- g -- I . ;':;: ; ;";. i; ' thought suggested by proposi- view. They had a really bition of Boy Scout craft ever held Jmminent. kj, y; SM- is the - tion which is now made to send four pleasant time after arriving from Dres- publicly In Honolulu on Saturday, Octo- . ' - nurses , from Honolulu to London for den, when the difficulties of some oth- ber 31; in we Opera House yard. Nicholas Goes labor there in the hospitals, which is er people are taken in ' comparison. ; Scout- - Commissioner James A tVIl-d- er Czar to Front urgently needed. I am informed that "We are back in Berlin to stay un made th!s announcement today til leaving for Holland,'! Mrs. Schuman adding - cooperatIon;, is coming; , ' to send these purses it will cost not that t V PETnOGRAD, Russia, Oct; 5,Czar Nicholas of Russia far from f300incIuding the' necessary War-Ta- x Bill and Anti-Tru- st begins. irom all sides to mako the event a ! arrived" today "at the headquarters of the active oiTthe funds to provide food and lodging on Legislation to Be Perfected "Over there we shall take a steam- completely ; successful one.' r .. war .. v the way. The proposition is to send er for New York about October 3. Ow- For the first: time a .publkr demon-- ; German-Austrianfron- V - ; t; J . four nurses, which take about By October 15 arts and . r t 'will ing to the war situation it is best we stration wflbe made of the 11200. start r for America ' when we get a crafts.. that the commissioner and his COAST ARTILLEftr : BULGARIA TAKES Jack55rJohnson's $55,000 Secur The question is, can any other prop- fAssociated Press by Feo. "Wireless. chance,' as there are thousands trying assistants' have' been' teaching to the fV osition be made which is better? It WASHINGTON, D. C Oct 5 Pres-ide- nt to get away; Our tickets were bought boys for - several yars. r Wild woods to - START STEPS ity Defaulted When Fails fire-buildin- g, ; V COMPANIES T0 MEET v seems to me at once, and I think every Wilson announced today- that a week ago.: Everyone who wishes to methods, trailing., '.first-- . ' GUN WORK DEBT : Appear for Trial one see. if this $!l'00 is Congress will probably adjourn cn Oc- - go to go by aid and; manyvOtBer features cf Scout, y l Vy SIEGE THE PUBLIC . must' that to the United States has sent to the British consul In New WDer aner completing xne ieasia- - way of HoUand, as no steamers are learning wilL be JshownVin graphic, ' !, - The 6Slfianl 105th oDmpanies 'ii 7- By Latert Malil'.''..Tv' Associated Press by" Fed. Wireless. York, with instructions to send skilled tion Involved In passing the nn- sailing from other ports. . Our trip to form. A military band has been se- vvar-U-x bill, anti-tru- st meas- - Of. ; cctf&t artillery. Mnjor: Coe command- SOFIA, Bulgaria.-Th- e management CHICAGO, IIU Oct.. 5. Jack John nurses and they can be got there ency the Switzerland, Italy, England, etc, of cured through the courtesT Ceneral 2 urea coaweasing . , ing, left from Fort Kamehamena And of the public aebt recently issued & son, the negro heavyweight ring chanv without stint to London, we shall and the Alaskan iana caaX had to be riven nn . Carter, and the Promotion Committee Fort Ruger respectively for Schofieldswiemeni ior we iniormation or hold-- plon, has forfeited his $55,000 Jbail find that about 15 or 16 can be sent. bill. . . I 'IV'a havft hpn vriMnf th umA i wilt, sell, the tickets, which are, to be He says no, extra session of '' . Barracks today for target practise with jers' of Bulgarian treasury bonds pay-- J bend, put up with federal author-Cinc- h This being so, would it not be far that u Val but had our mail returned as bad at a mode'rate price. The Carnival the wongres - - sieee The 8th ComDany. ele abroad t the Banque de Paris ethties. He failed to acDear today when better for those who wish to have jn doyemoer is conum- lt should have been in the German committee ."has- donated' a number vof euni plated jwhich Is commanded by Capt George A. .Tay-,de- s Pays Bas, in Paris, or other banks, the retrial of his case on the charge their money accomplish the most language and not sealed." Mrs. Schu- bleacher seats win be erected lor, and the 105th Company, by Ueut.1 v1ew of tn European war which 0f white slavery was called. Johnson good to do this, rather than to send man here tells of an officer of the U. and used for the spectators.' F. D. Applin. Firing will commence nad interrupted postal communications tied the country after a heavy bond fcur nurses from here. S. Tennessee stationed -- In Berlin, programrvrin begin at Z:Z0 Thursday," each company serving' two ana renaerea international operauons ; had been put up. He has been living W. R. CASTLE. MONUMENTS to looks after the interests of Ameri- o'clock and wfll close-a-t 4: SO. There guns , impcssiaie, uie management,: it was In London since, Honolulu, October 5, 1914. cans and had informed Mr. Schu- will be lFblg'feaures on the program' and firing 20 rounds. Paris and then. he 5 stated,' would hold at the National Marble, man that he 'could write; in English and more than 100 Scouts are to te I I Oranite, Blue Stone Bank in Sofia the amount of the bonds ' William Bressen and Joseph McKen-na- , Colonel Adolph Kline, former Mayor an deal his letters, - but they would engaged In the various stunts. ; ; - non-com- Coping and Iron Fence. V It is reported that 25,000 - due, which pie holders of the latter who shot and killed Policeman of New York, announced that he had have to go through the American am-- i "It. wflT draw a big crowd and tfce J batants are might obtain at any time by forward- - IL B. IIENDltlCR, LTD. starving in the state of Thomas G. Wynn in Brooklyn, s were changed his mind about seeking the funds will go to develop the Ecy -- Jlcreclcs, Mexico." - ing securities. " r'.- - ii'l j electrocuted at Sing Sing prison. . Kepublican nomination for governor. Tel tut Uerchant and Alakes (CootlsQed on page two) Scouts In Hawaii" says llr, TT:;:' fnvo HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1914 5;

FIRE-PROO- F onIENSE1HAIL IS.HEALTH EXPERTS HARBOR NOTES VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS

Depart frig for the coast at 3 o'clock (Special NlrelcM to Xerthaats' IN TRANSIT ON MAY VISIT thia afternoon, the United States Exchange. array transport Thomas-wil- t be bu WE EVERYTHING. CITY Monday. October 5. STORE TRANSFER COMPANY plied with a large, accumulation of JAMES H. LOVE Phona mail. SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Ovtolwr .. SosSffiPOND i3t VENTURA HERE noon, V. S. A. T. Sherman Jor Ho- About 75 passengers have been nolulu. booked for the mainland in the Mat-so- SEATTLE Sailed, October 5, S. S Virginian for Honolulu. steamer Wilhelmina scheduled to - Hrf niti th IwRfft owisigtinient of. t0 jvhh upon what ii considri me steam for San Francisco at 10 o'clock GRAYS HARBOR Sailed. October 4. Quarter sizes are practically un- Hiall lhal wr roM-- l the Pacific in f)f th- - host maintained stations in Hip on Wednesday morning. schooner Robt. R. Hind for Hono- known abroad. Shirts, collars, under- a single hij. tin. OcoAiw liner V-n- - fniicd States quarantine service; Pr. lulu. wear and shoes are calculated accent- In which Is combined the HAWAIIAN STAR, established 1S9S. and th EVENING BULLETIN, established 1881 Issued Daily Semi-Week- ly by tura arrival at Honolulu this motnins . A ton. a member of the federal Following the discharge of a small PORT SAN LC IS Sailed. October 2. ing to some arbitrary scale, and the and with more than ?.' narks of corre- - quarantine board with headquarters at amount of island products, the steam- S. S. Santa Maria tor Honolulu pecple are expected to fit themselves STAR-BULLETI- N, pondenre. (mud and third-clas- s mat- - Washlnton, D. C, may continue hlj er V. r;. Hall has been placed on ECRKKA Arrived, Octobber .i S. S to the clothes. Any ill starred Euro- HONOLULU LTD., ter, totaling .t.trnis. destined for westward Journey to include a visit to the berth to steam for Kauai ports Stratgarry, hence September.'.!. pean who is betwixt aud-betwee- the Australia, and New Zealand. It is an 'Honolulu. He, fa now on a tour of the at 5 o'clock this evening. Casualties. standard sizes emigrates to the United Publishers, accumulation of matter fnm tircat Coant P. S. A. T. Hix will be laid up for States for proper treatment or passes Commercial Printers, Bookbinders, . and Ccntim-nt- over j Norwegian freighter his in obscurity of Photo-Engrave- Britain the rushed ror spjnc u Las been gmbj The Pronto extensive repairs at Manila lor !" life the undeserved rs, i the fAtlant under the pr.i.e lion of Uon l)f 0rloQ ,& , . h? ono. from the South Seas including the days. misfit clothea. Still, during the last a-- quick a years, true, a tnove-nien- t and Timng , wn h w Marshall islands, which received few it is reform a, by fumigation by au- starting New York city, K. FAuuINQTON. . . .General unsiness Manager transit row the iid states b M a M h d. the federal medical Mum's the Word with Wireless. from Wallace 0f. .S1K,f;,a, thorities was brought to a berth at Said the Standard Oil tank ship has grown In Europe, and accomplished i1' .Janl of efficiency under the direction no- r vrr IJ-JM- I Ul KB fMlll'llMTIl...... 111 Pier IS yesterday. Richmond, wrnders in dispelling erroneous MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS. WIT of F. K. Trotter. flying the American flag, the transfer of this mail from the Ir. to the Standard Oil tank ship Kenne- tions current there concerning cloth- San FranclHCo postrflice nnd tho malt1 n vonncction with the director The remainder of the shipment of bec, flying the British flag: ing, its uses and abuses. FLAT RATE, DISPLAY ADVERTISING OVER 2000 INCHES trains to the VnUura. Purser V. the California college of agriculture he oil brought down from the coast in "lyook out for the German cruisers." American Independence a Fact. (Preferred Position 20) ....20e PER INCH F. Raker .and' his aide spent nine recently paid a visit to the Matson the steamer J. A. Cbans'lor will be But the Cape Blanco radio station It, therefore, seems rair to conclude LEGAL AND TRANSIENT RATE. $1 First Insertion houfs in superintending it removal tt steamer Matsonia and with interest discharged at Kaanapali, Maui. The overheard the conversation, w hich took that the American man has little to CLASSIFIED, One Cent per word SO cents per Una per week. the steamer find chwking the fdiip-.- j watched the methods employed by the veupel is expected to steam for the place fcie high sea on August fear from an enforced independence of MAIN OFFICES 1051 A LAKE A STREET or 1 ment package- - b5 package. j San Francisco officials in the examioa island port this evening. 24. and the Cape Blanco station told the London fashion designers. He has Telephones Editorial Boent S1S Bnjlttrss Office TtU One forward .hatch is piled high with Hon of passengers and their baggage what It had heard to Rear-admir- C. been independent fcr many years, and BRANCH OFFICE MERCHANT STREET the record shipment. The reported and effects. He is interested in the To make all ports along windward F. Pond. it now only remains Tor him to ac- Telepheat ttU presence of several hostile war ves- - matter of guarding against Insect Kauai, formerly covered by the Said Rear-admir- Pond to the knowledge New-- York beroro London. ; : sels In the Pacific Is said to have de- - pests. steamer Noeau. the Likeliko will be Standard Oil Company: If he really wjshesi to Imitate London i. guBSCRirriox bites i 5 evening, STAR-BULLETI- Clded Iho postal authorities in Ihej Tho Bffltinn at Onarnntln,. despatched at o'clock .this "You have broken the law of nei styles let him take pencil and paper DAILY N fdorl I. passengers, con- or rorwardlng valuable' taking mail and a trality." and design his own clothes. He can- Month, anywhere in .71 matter ih; ,and u now lhoroughly equipped to signment of general cargo. Per United States .. M ...... I consignment Ih a vessel flying the cope any exigency tray Whereupon the Standard Oil Com- not go far off the track, for the less Per Quarter, anywhere in United States .. 2.00 with that arise pany explained Captain Bridget of nearer flag of a neutral country Heretxfore at a port that, like Honolulu, is the that be knows about the work the Per Year, anywhere in United States.. .. 1.00 much mall has gone on Australian According to T. H. Davies & Com- the Richmond was merely trying to do he sill come to true European excel- 12.00 meeting point plying in Canadian-Australasia- n Per Year, postpaid, foreign .. .. for vessels all pany, local agents the nig fash-icns- r lines. for duty in protecting the company s lence. Th0 case with women's SEMI-WEEKL- Y STAR-BULLETI- N s a t a l it directions. line, the steamer Ma-kur- a. property, uj vuuiucn 10 hub uiroufcii mnu and added that he wouldn't on the other hand. Is an entirely L00 - two departing from Vancouver do it again: one. . Per SIi Months ny iw.jKiRi.-u- j, g Mrs. fiauer. Miss Marv L. different, days behind the regular schedule, will Admiral Pond sajB that it has not Paris has been Indisputably the cen Per Year, anywbeta in United States ....1.00 : anywhere in Canada be due at Honolulu on . Friday. been found necessary to seal the radio ter of women's fashions and lt has Per Year, J.M - foreign steamers me u apparatus of domestic ships, but that oiled in this realm with a brassy, ex- Per Year. postpaid, ; nuiuucr ci unusii in W & wlirrrffi Australian service brought a record ' "' Se mo"r- - : ha QnnA Less than 30 tons of refrigerated they must not be used even' at sea for travagant hand. The Innermost coun- Address st tmniBiiiriiwi. m .".r.'rti"" W- - G- - ftfld Child. carrots h- - Vetr.a Rnourh freight Sod Jeff Smith. 'effrgo and provisions were discharg purposes in violation of the president's cil of grand potentates over the vaga. to fill the vessel again was left te-- lDna a ed from the Oceanic liner Ventura neutrality proclamation. ties of women's fashions is the heads utAi .- - k II. A. Sterling. Miss G. C. B. Smyth. during the brief stay of the vessel cf seven famous Paris houses for the - BY AUTHORITY An Interesting Item in the through X f,1,6"1' !rs- ,Stor.n?I?1l and at Honolulu. The Ventura carried in Has Joined Canal Pilots. preparation of dress confections. The Gysscins one of largest shipments : freight is cases of apple -- !5ald,A!8A Miss. Julia Stutt. transit the Captain "Jack" Griffith, one of the mystic Paris seven are Mme. Paquln, St. Tay-almo- a SEALED TENDERS. "There Is chough preserved" and salt Mr. Schooler, A. of American products destined for the best known navigators on the coast the Callot sisters, Mme. ChertfDou-ce- t on board ship to feed U jor.Miss Turner, ftlrs. Angele Walked. Australian, continent 6incc it went in and for the past seven years holding Worth and Francis. This WJbell this ' Important HEARD FliOH IN will be received by waxxln or Australia." comraeoted one"; u,,wu'i - inuyis. veorge to commission. comminds in the Pacific forms tne of the best dividend bring- Sealed tenders iiffl.6r irmmintf." - ' W Irth. Mrs. WIrih." Mother M. Xavler. Alaska Navigation Company, has been ing Ideas; in Furthermore, the Board of Harbor Commissioners v Dalqona. all France. Novem- CapUin Cowell's cn 'r A. Q. Zoubert, L. G. Abrams, J. Slohted Wreck of Steamer commissioned to the berth of pilot on It has succeeded in upholding the up until 10:30 .'a. nu Tuesday, J. I, command - Ba-wlnd- Kitting- M- - Alvares. Mrs. AlTares, L.: W. s. H. IC Sander and Albert T. the Panama canaL The skipper will ber 24. 1914. lor constructing sheds countered smooth seas and favorable long prestige of the tricolor in the estima- Trom San Franciaro4 er, Mrs. Barnett and four children. er, two Seattle boys who made a make his headquarters at Balboa, tak- tion every4 household head around CITY OF BERLIN and conveying machinery, on Kuhlo VFtesminr voyage Inca, on re- cf w-- Iarton. Mrs. B. Benson. H. Bishop, in tlie schooner their ing vessels through to Colon and world. wharf, Hilo, Hawaii. oo.tiie afternoon of Septwnbef 9, the recently reported on to terminal by rail. the civiyzed Miss II.' Boyer, Hey. R. Bray. Mrs. return home tut turning the Pacific Will Paris Lose Us Way? ' The Board of Harbor Commissioners t3nd-clas- February the Inca sighted the Brit It requires from six to eight hours to any all 8 passengers for Honolulu Bray, C. premier, L. Bristol, II. Brierly Wlll the war put an end to that Im- reserves the right to reject or Dalgona dismasted and de. lock through, and, according to page one) ; : - ; lsh steamer a craft ' palpable export women's styles? (Continued from tenders. : in tltu4ft 23t32:00 south. Ion present plana, ; pilot! of whom KtTZTal Pago - Lurtis, 1' the Is probable Plans, specifications and blank, at 2 o clock this aft- j. rirR'RfWv't-- 199.41 .. Th wrpi was are eight will enjoy a day off While it that few actual Speaking of their hotel she crnoon are lee cabin, 9 Marney, I, Dte there gowns will find their way from Paris bassador. forms of proposals are on file at the aoadlas8 drifting about on her beam ends. Two between details. The berth of Pana- says:' .' Commission, Capi- and 27 steerage. . ; Mrs. Duncanson, Misa Marion' M, Dun-- fall seem ofrice of the Harbor travolers. ' ' of her boa'.s were still on the vessel ma pilot considered an enviable one, here this and winter. It does because we liked It On the afterdeck Is stationed one Sanson, J. DonoghwL. W.'Vehrer, Mrs. is likely that the redoubtable seven will "We cameiiere tol building. Honolulu, T. H. The Incd at the time was on her voy not only for" the substantial remuner- when we were here before. It seems FORBE3, traveler, a baby lerhant belonging tol Fehrer, Frana Fehrer, H. Floxter,' E. an. seek to maintain their ' valuable au S) CHARLES It age from East London to Austra ation, but also for the fact that each to be the headquarters of - stranded Commis- an animal act that will tcur Australia. ( Francfs, Forrest Mrs.. Forreat, ' thority here by sending a full set of Chairman, Board of Harbor J3. Han port . theTjoard will receive two ? 'v ' member of Americans. When one crowd comes ' v " llicH'irv-jJlyUlI- U " specifications, regulations and dlrec- - j sioners. U'lUUJ tf IU lUI. Jtrl KIJO. I. UBIUIUClf VI. uuiiuu, v. months vacation annually. , being goes They are ct when- - In- - In- in another out 5976-O- 5, 6. 7, 12. 19, 26, Nor. 2, 9, tie greeted by. the federal sen. H. P Low, J. W. Mclver, Mrs. D. w ' tJons. Should Paris lose Its weird '( ; " Taken Australian Run. y; - . - - Liners. from ' ' ' I cared for with the money Uncle Sam 16..23.-- : t)cctprs at quarantine, this morning. McMeekiiv Master, D. MclVIeekJn, al - fluence this must become an unhappy, According to Seattle despatches the are few all together one Sa-ar-e sent and in tralnnd donkeys and ponies fred Mantxva, Mrs. Mantova. Miss . com straitened country. However, there British admiralty has not only I; WASHINGTON SOCIETY I immense dining room. A great many . POUN DM ASTER'S NOTICE OF InoJudcd in the eggregation ofjdie Mantova, A. S. Mayne. Mrs. Jane all Canadian Pacific arc other prospects. " New York may ' mandeered the are well dressed, but I suppose cannot toTKATo. Meier. II. IL Morrison, W. H. Newman, on ; Pacific ocean, but has succeed in developing as Infernally liners the Star-BuUet- to CarresponotceJ , get any We have no trouble In The Ventura is to leave less than 3d Steamship Com Fpeclal complex1 a. brand of icgie where with cash. iMrs. Newman. S. Newman. IV P. Ord, also taken the Union way." Mrs. explains anl- - tons of freight Arrange- - WASHINGTON, D. Sept 21.' to approach work: wo- that Schuman Notice Is hereby given, that the at Honolulu.' J. T. Painter, J. S. Peters, Quayle, pany's new Australian liner WlHochra the of creating Ko imrjruinlAt tnents were completed ihrDugh J.J. san Tht Russian ambassador and Mme. men's dress as Paris ever dared when that her husband had been able to maid lvntar haan fn C f J. C. Rawlinga, F. J. Souxa. Mrs and new from tne - Jane the liner Tahiti according to Newport ad- draw small amounts of money as the Government Pound at Kail hi, city Brewer & "Ccmpanr for the' desuatch Stead, J. Verglayne, Mrs. C. .Tarbell, FrancJsco-Australls-n run. The steam Bakfameteff. at its best Or the." American women ! Newport needed. Continuing Bhe says: and county Honolulu, and unless or the liner Tor Pago Past nnd Syd- AHsa May ahip Mrama has .been transferred vices, have, decided 4o leave may; do with their freedom': what the of Yonder J., WaUUurMrs. ' stay-- "If I did not know there was such ney at 2 Vancouver-Australi- a October 3 short in American - J the pound fees and damages are soon o'clock this afternoon. To Wallln, Mrs. Youngnlckei Miss Young-nicke- l. from the run: to and.after men did after the establish- - an wsr going on t never in feeding Francisco-Australi- a New York to come to this city for the awful could er satisfied will be sold at the date assist a large numbef.of :.'.;-:- : V the San service,- in ment cf their Independence of London' iyj ambassador; who tell it by the people. They are very hereunder according to natives1 now collected at Pago Pago, ?S. which the Maltal and Meana are also winter.1 The Spanish they may bring the subject 01 dress named law. Per U. A. T. ,Tbomas, from Ma- New'-por- t, : quiet well Samoan islands, LOO ton plying." By making atop in is now having a .vacation also at into of serentty. j and behaved. The streets of rice now nila via Nagasaki, Japan J. P. shorter ' the fdd on board the Ventura wM : Lieut port Niagara -- and Makura will plans to leave there .the 1st of On second thought ! are alive with people day and night HOOLAHA A KA LUNA PA AUPUNt be left Mc-Clahdi- the the United States - ' Finley, G. Bradford, B. V. : there. " Lieut 28 days between October. ' ': has had all eager for news from the' frontier, NO NA KOMOHEWA. and wife. IL F. Wood, S. maintain a acrrke S considerable experience with In 0. beginning - and as it comes in the cheering would addition to a number cf business Goff family, L. Vancouver and Anstrallv the tnaking cf Palis gowns.' It has. Capt Sea-brig- ht and profesaicnal men :and Screnson, with, Maknra from Secretary5 Garrison has gone to Icng been open ' deafen you.i The cafes are crowded. Ke hoolaha la aixu nel, o naholoho-lon-a prooeeding to M. Baldwin, Capt Josepn Caspei. the sailing of the an secret that not impossible Australia, delegation on September ZQ.' N. stay over Sunday with la- It is to get a seat unless I hoakaka la malalo ua hoopaa a of fistic stars Capt T. E, Darby family, Vancouver J, td everything which contains a Paris you are with the passengers. and Lieut Japanese government has taken wife, and Secretary and Mrs.. Dan- bel made upon sit with others. The lunch gar- la ma ka Pa Aupunl o ke Aupuni ma They will B. F. Ristitie and family,; Lieut Ci F. The his is the Seine.1: Imita- dens same fight in passenger boats for trans go Tuesday - I are he some seat about Kalihi, Kulanakauhale Kalana o Hono- Australia. Thompson, A. Bailey, over some iels will to New York tions of the labels of the renowned Lieut H, and ports, but is carerul not to cripple tne " Mrs. Houston' 5009. There seems to be enough men lulu, a ina sole e hook a a la mai na family B. fam-lly-, next Secretary and Paris firms can be purchased by the. Lieut E. Bowen and United States ports, the on the street to form a great many Koina Pa Aupuni me na Poho ma, --4 R. K. "E. service to have returned and Secretary and Mrs. s 1 Lieut' Fletcher. Lieut of which is heavy. armies.' mua o 1 FASSEXGEIIS AEKITTD S. business Lane are also expected home in a few cet labels often add vigorously to the ka la oleloia malalo e kual W, Savage and wife, Lieut W. Cal- fag-.:-:- ; - -- Secretary sum Of la vxS ma ka la hoike malalo I 4 vert and wire, Lieut W. M. Blunt y,:t,,;;y:.i j days. The present stay of American dol Lars charged for i la Another Command. , - ii ' riii.uris irom can E. N. Hardy, LleuC F; L. Van Laorait for and Mrs. Bryan at Ashevllle, N. C an American gown. CHICAGO NOW BOASTS kullke me ke kanawaL Francisco. For Honolulu S. B. Ander- Uet Captain George Laparik, formerly Date impounded. 23, 1914. HornUeut A. J. Betchet. Mrs. H. B. will be a short one. Mrs. Redfleld Is ' Homemade hats, also, often contain POPULATION Sept son, A, Burkhaeter, F. Ikirie'y, A. of the Pacific Mail steamship Nile and England, such labels as Georgette, 2,437,526 Description of Animal One buckskin a Crosby and family; Mrs. A. B.: Van passen back from New where she Talbot Re Chapman; J. Clonic, C. Eagera; F. E. now on waiting orders, was a spent the warm weather. boux, Marie Louise Or Malson Lewis. horse. Brand Bar ( ) N. Date of Wormef and family, Mrs. It D. John- Faxragut Se- CHICAGO, population Chi- Finlav.r- - M Orenvllle W - mA ger on Admiral from The of Ucofcr TA, M. " A. the 4s French" millinery, dressmaking and v son and child, A. Naylor, T. skipper cago is 2.437.526, according bi- Williams, GKoddata, M. Lawton, attle for San Francisco The will be maid of tailoring have become large, to the . La I Hoops la 23, It Hlllgrove, Mrs. L. E, Latham, Mrs. Miss Helen Taft thriving re- visiting in the north ennial school census made public Koo-ka-hl WAMcKcan.- Meade. AlBert has been friends American industries, four 1914. J. It Ml.F L. wedding October 17 at stand in lit Hoakaka o ka Holoholo.a ' W. Doud "and family, Mrs. C. J. west several weeks and has re honor at the cently. This Is an Increase of 252.243 U. R.. Pedrich, L. Ilegini. W. RoBen Stancllff and family, L. W. Berry, H. for St John's Churcji of Miss Martha; tle need of any other sort of proteo! Ho puakea kane. Hao Kunl Bar complete arrangements for over the federal census taken In 1910. )- stret, J. War 3.' Through to Pago Pago B. family,, H, turned to Bowers and Mr. Robert The uon man tnat cf an occasional vmnr-- ( - N. La e Knal fa ana Okakopa Robinson and W.;V; Taft ' - Of the number 806.668 were : W.-rarikl- born in taking over command of another of and Sydney, N; S. Ben Rose 'and wife; Lieut W. W.!' Smith the bridesmaids will Include Miss Louise label. ' 10. 1914. son. vessel. The laying up of the numer To American fathers, 876,288 were born Miss Black. Dr. H. Graves Ben' and family. F; . JUitkin Helleh Miss Frances Noye3 or sum It up, It seems that jjaie impounaea vci. j, ins- Smitiv It J: ous steamers cf the various nations and greatest the in foreign countries and 754,570 were .in. nclta. Mrs. Bennetts, L. Bennett. A. A. and family, J.; G. Stanton. Major F. Washington. Miss Marjory ar of misfortune which can be In- born here of foreign parentage. cription of Animal One sorrel horse. Burch, ' participating in the present war has flicted by war upon .Miss Minna" Campbell, Knox L." Winn, Capt M. O.' Btgelow and ship's Minneapolis and Miss Julia Thompson the our world of The Germans lead the foreign born Brand Oo. Date of Intended sale Careon Mrs.- - resulted la a large number tr fashion will Carson. Miss Phyllis wire, Arthur Tna.yer, Capt Tenney of Chicago. George Harrison of Wash be the enforced recogni- citizens ' with 339.977, the Poles are Oct 17. 1914. -- officers becoming Idle. The dullness tion Claptam, O. Clark. J.. Coffey, E. Cot--t Rosa, Capt J.S. Fox, Lieut O. K. ington will be best man for Mr. Taft that It Is not So roreign after alL with 231,346 La I Hoopaa ia si Okakopa 2, 1914. : in the traffic coastwise has second and the Russians re II Thos. I. Daltcn,' 3 rs. Halton, G. Tolley and familyr H. Tar-butto- n. lumber ..4. ' On the Other hand, will Hoakaka o ka Holoholona Hookaht Lieut E, made It necessary to lay up a number it be a real third with 166.134. P. IUirlow, F. J. Drake, Mrs. Drake. K, Lieut L. Grieves and fam-lly- ,' Mr. Privation for the men of Europe Iio hulupaia kaae. Hao Kunl Oo. C cf coasters and more than the usual Mrs. Potter Palmer, who. with to do V. Dully; Mrs. Duffy And child, C Du- - Lieut C. X Hodgna, Lieut Ia .B. and Mrs. Honore Palmer and their without the fashions of New York. When a man's heart is broken by a U e Kual la ana Okakopa 17. 1314. puy, 1. number cf officers and sailors are now Misa Vera L, Facht, ,T. Farralu Bennett Lieut G. Row c, Lieut F. children, has been In Scotland waiting woman there are usually a number of ; ANTUN V JOSEPH, . H. Flack, Mrs. Flack, Fay. D. Carlock, Lieut F. H. Hicks. without a position. . ; who i C Thos. " Lieut a opportunity to FAMILY otherwomen want the Job of I Poundmaster. '.' fss for favorable return IS RESCUED BY ' ' ' A. E. Grace. Mrs. Grace; Sister Mary F. Gllbreath, Lieut It J. Keeley, to America, Wednesday on the mending I 5976-l- t : ; . - sailed it. s Girard, Miss E; Lieut t. Al RaiJer, Mra. M. M. Pardon Word was received by the Panama- AMERICAN Goff, John Haskell, Pacific Exposition American steamer New York and Is BOY OF 9 Sergf, G. S. itathaway. TJ. S. snd family, Mrs. H.S. Clarkson, Miss International that A.. Mrs. expected to go directly after landing " M. B. 11. A. A. among the Japanese exhibits at the Hathaway and two child ren.' A; Haus-man- , Shelton. Forsyth. H. to Chicago, where ber sister. Mrs. 1 By Latest Mall.) Haywood Ulrs. exposition will be miniature models Surgeon A; B. Hayward, V. S. and wife. S. McLacblln Frederick Dent Grant awaH3 her at liONDON. family--, Crosby.-- C cf two vessels, built durfng the regime Theodore Taperser, J. Hennessey, and , Miss E. Wythe a J. Mrs. .Hennessey, D. i the Palmer, lakeshore home. of the Tokugawa dynasty, boy of PhUadelphla, ar-rive- r, Ingle. V. A. Ingle. Mrs. Ingle, Freder- and family, R..TV. Hammack, J. Bar- One of the vessels, called the Ten-th- o Anytime ick. W, .'.Jackson, Mrs, Jackson. Miss nard. C. Carey, H. L. Reiter and fam- at Uie. office of the American O. Maru. was built about 280 years Miss. Sarah El'sabeth Putnam, Jennie Johnson, H. Kennedy, Afrs. L. ily, J. B. Elser.N. Rasmussen," T, Relief Commlltce in London family, A. R, Kregg ago, by a Bpeclal order.from the Sho-- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Putnam in charge H. LawBon. Miss B. Al. Lippe, Durant and II. and of a Hungarian Levin. M. ' V. Gar- gun, to impress the people with the or Philadelphia, and Mr. Seaton Schro- widow and her six lYank aoughrey. MeCannell, McDon- wife, 0. Beardsley, E. T. land, r. T. Hogge, J.. Mihnlka, R. Bow- importance of sea defense. orig- der, Jr., son of Rear Admiral Seaton children." whom he had brought all Anywhere ald. H. Mcintosh, Mrs. i. Mcintosh. ttlcti-ard- s inal shbp was 144 long AZ Shrodef this city, will be marrieI tb way from Budapest. Ivan Macdonald, er, O. Men ton. C. Bush, Mrs. R. feet and feet of Edwlnv Millar. Mrs. and family, Chi wa wide. It was painted crlmso. studded la Grace Church, Watervllle. N. Y.. Youne Tane rser har Millar. Miss A. Miller. Miss M. Millar. .Noda.'LO. ,un tl.lifn. Mlnter and vrire, G. B. HarreU, H. L. with fiatrling metal ornaments of a today. The reception will be held at relatives in Hungary and started to Misa Grar Marvin. II Mjilflen Alvfn golden ;cwas pa come McGree, J. Walsh; M. J. Arruda. A. color, and provided with the country home of. the bride's out alone. At tbc railroad sta- -' Morris, W. H. Moulthrop, M. J. " Mother. R. Wk M. Mor- 100 . oars. The other vessel is tion in Budapest O'Rean: II. Leinhart Williams, the rents. be met a forlorn Mrs. H. pfluiiger, H. J. Pope, ris, C. B. Tyler and family. W. Hotal Maru. built about 30 years later. family whose father, now dead, Mrs. Pope, Ida V. Pope,; Miss It had Miss Ketch urn and family. J. M. Ewlnjg,' C. T. ueeu a naturalized American citizen. Ranee Poje F. S. Pott. Mrs. Pott," J. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britton Bush, J. L. Ryan; Mrs. M. R. Glenn, BIG RECEPTION TO HONOLULAN. returned from Bass Rocks. Mass., He took the Hungarian family under J. Prest. MUs A Rasmussea, ClareBce have his wm care Verano Fernanda, Lient Col. C W. where they had a cottage Tor the sum and brought them to London. Cole and family. Oague, tBy Latest Mall. Here the boy drew a on Lieut W.'H. mer, and have reopened their resi- ; draft his A. W. NEW YORK. The Honoluhn, father in Philadelphia, Ueut, G.' Kirk. S. P. Tracht the dence oh jQ street The Misses Brit- which was. Bow-le- y, first passenger-carr- j promptly S. Cooper and,wife. Major AT J. ing ship from San ton are with friends on the Massachu- honored by the relief com- -' Lieut J. P. Lucas, E. Nelde, Jtfrs. Francisco to come to New York via setts coast. mittee. He then acted as interpreter B. Conrad and child J. V. Hancock, the Panama canal, flaunted her big for the widow while she told her story : Peyton, V. L. American flag proudly as she came up and obtained relief from th e- Lieut P. J. J. Dixon. II. Senator Charles 3. Thomas and Mrs. enmmif. Gillespie and wire. Major W. E. Vose the harbor from quarantine. Four- tee, after which he attended to get- wire, teen passengers who trip Thomas left yesterday for their home ting passage charges. and Capt W. E. De Voe' and made tho Colorado, for his family, Lieut W. H. IL Morris, Miss out from the Gdlden Gale hid been in where. 'Mrs. Thomas and Pbila-delpht- Miss will through Q. Smalllng, dropped when the ship put into a Thomas remain the Swift Mrs. Strecker and early FRANCE TO TREAT child, Mrs. W.- - yen the day before. autumn and winter. are always ready to Wedenkind and ' servf. child, E. Berande. Capt J. S. Greene . was proud of PRISONERS KINDLY the fact that Lie Honolulan holds the Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. Bryn present record speed through the who are spending the autumn at t for , By Mail DirtM-- Mawr, will a Latest frolii thh parkoi with rreaiu or milk, and rASSEfiERS DEPARTED " canal. She made it from Balboa to entertain at dance Tues- PARIS. General Lautaud. governor Chrlstohal in nine hours and eleven day, December 22, in honor of Miss -'-- general of Algeria and commander-in-chie- f Per O. S. S. Ventura for Pago Pago minutes. "'.- Biddle. I V sometimes fruit either way Delicious. ::.-' of the north African provinces, and Sydney, N. S. WM 5. From., , In the Caribbean the Honolulan message Oct in a to his kc?l officials has 5 . 'jonorulu: Miss Flndlater, John pasced the Hamburg - American The Spanish ambassadorC'f'S':-has gone freighter reminded them of the attitude of 'Knight Mrs. Knight Miss Molr, H. Bethnla. being towed as a to .Newport, .where he Expects to re France in the matter of the treatment Post. Toast ies ;ire rrisp' hit1 f Indian Corn, flaked D. Yates, Mrs. Yates; H.; prize by the British Essex. Hansen. . cruiser main for a month with Mme.' Rlano, "of prisoners. war, With special ref- " ' of who spent the' summer tSere. erence to convoy pris- ' the of German and to an apHtizin hrown. Taking' cargo , :.-- -.:' ' toasted Latest advices from the Pacific Mail for. leeward Molokat - oners toon to arrive In Algeria. iyho, steamer Mongolia with 2000 tons of and Maui ports, the gasoline schooner v'. Mn f tacob, wif-'- r' Crl. Ma-com-b, he tays, should be treated humanely ; o-- - - Oriental cargo for discharge , 11 Kamokili has been placed on the ! Cr- : : I ! at has rcturr'- : City and kindly, : . r ,v i I I f ! - 7 Tpssel will boards for despatch 5 o'clock to- Is-a- t r nolulu are that the reach at and tl. "You ?vpn!d not forget, the gen-fi- il - Mongo- - morrow Stores Thursday. now - Sold this port on The afternoon. This vessel Is 1 '5 lii.- subordinates, "tluit by Grocers and may despatched operated on a regular steaming sched- - lia be for San Fran Cold c :' y r: .. ;v.erol peci-le- , deprived Friday- - ule. ' Cisco on morning. V - mot:cr .. HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, OCTOBEK 5. 1014. siic: i CHICKEN TIMES FEDERAL BLDG. ENTIRE CITY WAS Men TTie 15 The Who Put GET ONE YEAR IN BILL MAY SOON VISITED BY FOUR L LUV fA j? Fun IntoYourDaily Life 7 DURANCE VILE BE ACTED ON THUGS S CHARGE BDld at well sharpened and minds The wholesale theft of chicktns from I otpct WnrH ic That 9nmpthinn ' Plunder alleged to have been stolen WITSgood humor. who all the various points about the city is ,,,1,.,!M,y from hones scattered throughout the The man lipvpd to have Leon stopped with the Should Be Done With Ap city to the value of more than $2000 t men, has these generally knows what he Leading arr'!-- and conviction of three propriation This Week is today awaiting claimants at the who this morning were sentenced t r'' headquarters of Captain of Detectives one year e-- ch at the city anJ McDnffie, following the detention yes- is talking about. Read the testimoni- i on me ong-awaiie- a nonoiuiu T. A. DORCAN CTAD") .jail. ' Aciin terday; of Yoshi Domi, Janies Huli, Jo- . ..Grocery coitn'y federal building bill is due at Wash- " Tuxedo Be equalled f(" Captain of Detectives MoDu'fie seph Luia and Albert Mannis. who can't in als on this page. Here are some of ington this week, according to private soothing, , brought to station will be charged by police refreshing qualities. Its and Drag Stores Jack Martin central messages received in Honolulu from the with Saturday afternoon and before he lelt ' messages committing a series of burglaries and mildness insures a pleasant smole, the the coun- prison cell, he Implicated Washington. One of the petty larcencies covering a period greatest cartoonists in .Lehnhardt's for a had. which came morning of its coolness removes all chance of Antone Gomes and Joseph Correa in this from Robert five months. Shingle to t'oat-- 1 . , . . . T t - - tongue bite " all smoke and endorse W. the I try. They Waterhouse I 1.1- proved be an extensive scheme i 111 f 'I jii n n ki rue' r r p o i what to V, U Kill n . inn - Chocolates Wai-kik- ionv (i.tlmolo ,u for deopulatins? Mikiki, Manoa. i u,,, do7en or more gold watches, a collee- - more a million appropria- - and Nuuanu hen roosts. than dollars' tjcn of rings and pins the I)erpetra-t:cn- . would be on al-ft-- Lehaliardt's McDnffie and his men were told acted within the next tors of the systematic thieving are w days. j where they would find a small ir-!o- n jpee(j Dv tne officers to have secured officers It was said a few days ago that Oc- - more, $800 in Chocolates of the purloined poultry. The ' than coin, the property recovered 73 head of chickens, which tcber today, would see some action of a long list or claimants this morning were readily identified by taken on the federal building bill. lTu Cantain McDuffi tmlav ctAtprt that TheTasleAlways the owners who flocked to iolice heua- - i- - " mue me siar-Buueu- n went to in carrying out his investigation, he quarters. press no news of any action had come now his prepared 37 separate charges It was mainly through the descnp- - u i is ueuevea tne diu win be of larceny or burglary against the Tells. - They're tlon furnished by Japanese in Moiliili taken up later this week.- quartet of men held at the central . i - ikA ArflAAM naiifurb1-- Mar- ' i '" i station pending the filing of the nec- The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette ) GiBirivl luui iur uiulcib - Nfc Fresh tin, Gcmes and Correa. Each defend- j essary papers to bring them before ant need District Magistrate the courts. rat on five separate charges. JEFF M'CARN ON Luia, caught by McDuffie's men while riding a"bicycle, alleged to be They wouldn't' smoke Tuxedo if it didn't the property of a Japanese, when brought to the police station broke keep their minds alert and cheerful all day j AND GENERAL STAND AVERS ACT down and told a story that caused the LOCAL long, day in and day A tobacco that . detention of his companions. out. HI three Luia assisted the police in the re- R. U GOLDBERG can do that stands in a class by itself. prarwl IlirV'Wlll Convene and there TKi foHoral covery of a quantity of wearing ap-per- al creator of "Foolish Questions" may Gnj" ' next Monday, October 12. to consider! SELF-DEFEN- and eight gold and silver 'Tin the IN SE Tuxedo is made of the very highest grade be a number t.f matters while the federal watches. After some time spent with " find in Tuxedo a good to-- months of wear g trial jury will be in session commenc-ti- the officers, the men produced $65 in bacco. Its fragrance and flavor of 'choice, mellow, sweet Kentucky Burley October 26, to handle a number , currency. They insist that a portion in those old shoes ' are fine. I tse it regularly and -, are now awaiting trial. n leaf by original "Tuxedo Proc- of cases that (Continued from page one) of their spoils hive been endorse it highly to " treated the buried, while a large sum was spent in all myfriends. if you'll morning ess," which removes the sting so that "cross-examinatio- lcan bring The services held yesterday J. W. n, traveling a mad but merry pace. Cathcart undertook the 1 at Oahu penitentiary under the aus- continuing until 12:30 According to the confession alleged not bite your so that it them us be A. In tongue granulated to to pices cf the Y. M. C. were keep p. m., when court adjourned until 9 to have been secured by the police ing with the Peace day program. o'clock tomorrow morning. the men devoted their energies to rob smokes freely and uniformly packed 40 repaired. Prayers were offered that God might, It Is understood only one or two bing the quarters of Japanese, Chinese : pipjefuls 10c in His own good way. restore the witnesses for the defense remain to and Korean servants. They did not to the tin. peace of the nation. The president's testify, and unless the cross examina- - j connne tceir operations to any par We'll charge so - ! proclamation was read in three differ- iion or Mcuarn continues at some ticular district but visited Manoa, Wai- Tuxedo deserves fix ent languages. B. M. Matsuzawa, sec-rtlar- y length it is regarded as possible the kiki, Makiki.'f unahou and Nuuanu. little to them cf the Japanese Y. M. C. A., defense may finish- - tomorrow, so that every good thing that read the proclamation in Japanese, addresses to the Jury by the attor- has ever been said of that it would be one of the prisoners read it in Hawa- neys may begin Wednesday or Thurs- AN BOARD iian and Mrs. Zurbuchen in English. day. 0 'S it and to prove it a shame to throw The services were in charge of John Explaining his reason for taking - I: 'if M. Martin and Mrs. Zurbuchen played the revolver from the desk in his of- .Tuxedo sells by the organ. them away. the fice, just after, federal court had ad- millions upon millions of '; journed and less than a minute before OF MISSIONS TO nYPFPIA lhe raet McBride in the corridor in tins annually. ,; AU hand sewing Ncnvyud front orthe v s marshal's office. GAS UK INUllitbl IUN McCarn declared that from informs- - ,! ' YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO ': ",. ,. j he had received, anonymous Manufacturers' tioa in HOLD MEETING BUD FISHER 1 letters and from friends, from EVERYWHERE dlge.sU and . i Each "Pope's Diapepsin" 8000, creator of "Matt and Jeff.. . manner mc-Brid- e Shoe Store grains food ending all stomach iue menacing, in wnicn "Tuxedo has made pipe my Famous green tin with fold let-- 1 '.. Io had heaped insults upon him a A. miser? fire minutes cool- tering, cunred to fit the pocket aUCi 1051 Fort Street during the closing minutes of the ses- - The Woman's Board of Missions, fol- favorite form ofsmoking. Its Time It! Pape's Diapepsin will di- - slon in ieaerai court, he nad' reason lowing an 11 o'clock session of the ness and mildness mae pipe smok- Convenient pouch, inner lined with proof paper ' If51fr5fr5!' peat r.rthine vou eat and overcome a oeneve nis lire was liable to be in Woman's Society of Central Union ing a real pleasure." moMtur wC out-of-ord- er danger 12: Si), m sour, gassy or stomach . Church and a basket luncheon at In GZom Hamidon 50c and 90c ' surely within five minutes. I "I believed that I would be assaulted will copvene at .2 o'clock tomorrow. 1 ' j If your meals don't fit comfortably, if 1 m McBride and his crowd," as- - Devotional service will be led by THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY or what you eat lies like a lump-o- '8rw?u lue oeienaani. i naa neara Mrs. a H. Gulick. T lead in your stomach, or if you have 11111 he threatened he would 'get Important business will be present- CLARI ON heartburn, that is a sign of indiges--j me, before the Sylvester case was ed by the Executive committee. The ' - present ' Agency tor 7 : tion. jiVv, program i committee will its one of the seamen attempted to' use ';" Two laborers 'were killed" when v m : fifty-- - kePf the revolver in my desk Get from your pharmacist a J plan for thex year's service in four handcar- - was struck by. an Erie trz And con-tak-e the steering wheel. The machine was ''. i HOENi H08E. cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and several months. I expect to brief addresses:1 Goshen, N. Y.J overturned.-Al- near Four other late a ' dose just as soon as .you can. j tinue keeping It there." Mrs. P. L. sent into a ditch where it l Planned," . "The Work ers escaped, by jumping. . ; There 'will be no sour risings, no' A little later he stated that if he Weaver. members of the party were cut bad one of his office belching of undigested food mixed out. with the General Needs of Our City by broken glass. The car was badly THE VICTROLA IS ALWAYS w "The Church, : with acid, no stomach gas or heart-- . mienuon. oi snooting curiae ne Missions," Mrs. Carl Andrews. William' Osoom announc YOUR FRIEND have acted differently I damaged. f bum, fullness or heavy feeling in the1011 "If Specific Needs of Each Mis- that he would not be a candidate --Cheering you in your I "The sadder stomach, nausea, debUltaUng head- -. nad,been fmK to. use the pistol reelection as chairman of the moments; keecing right up to ' would, not have gotten within his sion," Mrs. Arthur Alexander. Ying Chong, proprietor of store on aches, dizziness or intestinal griping. "The Individual Member," Mrs. D. a York democratic state committee. you when you're In eelcbratien This will all go, and. besides, there ' J63011- - As it was, at the moment he Frog Lane, reported to; the police yes mood. Ask for prices and Jumpsd at me and struck, we were not L. Withington. Four jenlisted men from one terday premises had been will be no sour food left over in the us of the that the apart-nauseo- The; complete organization of the terms. stomach to poison your breath with j morethan two or .Uiree feet military organizations stationed on entered through a rear window and t I - work will be effected at this meeting. BERGSTROM MUSIC CO, LTD. odors. McCarn further, denied the . state- that two boxes of cigars, a box of ments M The yearly offering for American Oahu are today inmates at Fort Shafv Pape's Diapepsin Is a certain cure ot cBrlde and other witnesses , smoking tobacco and $3 In cash from orphans will be made-- preceded by the ter hospital suffering till-wer- tfor the prosecution, that McBride from serious the e missing. A suspect all- foreign secretary's news the - takes hbld of your food and digests it tripped him, or that McBride. had, from cuts and bruises resulting from the eged to be implicated in the robbery ; ? v. , . nem, overturning 1 JAS. NOIT, Jr. t i ,k grasned the revolver or the arm by and wreck of an automo- was brought to police station last' there. ,j which It was held. He said .some- - A cordial invitation is extended to bile cn the road leading to Moanalua night ' - Plumber and Sheet Metal nt ! " ' one, whom he believed was McBrlde's all ladles to enjoy and aid in the new golf links. The investigation made ' Worker. in fiv mfniitAo fmm .it ntnm. ;V7' acht!ifmisery Is waiting for you at any foaedera,te "eDDd bWnd regime of the board's new year. Bring yesterday by police officers indicated The police received a call last night Cachs block, Beretanla, nr. Fort. -- drug Store. I m mnuc juxupeu ai una. turn needle, thimble and No. 70 thread. that the members of the party were from the (faculty at Mills school al- . . Phone 25Q6 Tkeea larva RfLMni CaSeS COntaln'l w u ms aiwb aiuuuu mwaiu, much under the influence of liquor. leging that a lay ' teacher connected Pinioning, his, arms, to A ' enough Tape's Diapepsin'Mo keep the T his side. , The MEMORIES OF A MIRACLE bottle partly filled with whiskey with that institution had been held onflro fnrrHlv fr frnm nmioh rf!.4"rCe Of McBride S hlOW, he averred, was found in the wreckage. Special up on the upper Manoa road and rob--. . I Recent raina have. made the dark anA f- - so great that It dazed him for an Officer Ferry learned that the car was - ' tnA,atfnr, "as In 1861 a man was tapped and got j bed of a purse containing a sum of - " w crcp m . ' ue recuvereu proceeding at a wild tvenuicay oacca uui jkiu. months. It belonas in your home. ueu' w and reckless his-righ- " , v.T-Tiaom- found t pace iiuu iuc uuivycau uiaiam uiumv-u- s n r he hlmselr resting on Vi VL" 't Znn when it left the road and crashed scribed 'as a white man, dressed In s growers elbow on the floor, McBridVon t J?f Tl many are facing bankruptcy. v : with ee,SB? into a tree. civilian clothing. - top of him. The confederate who had j fl6.! Youhjr get3 ' The mineral production of Iowa dur- ' ridow Mm o.) We wr before us addresses ' - U..nAH m, oiia, even-wit-h an old bachelor by marrying Ing 1913 is valued at $25,602,015, an in- w ' Antone Fragas, driver of automobile on nIne - who were tapped two Hattie Kauhu fell from a horse ; - : - or eotten time. ?f f- 1643, pas- him. . t v - crease of 12,701,665 over 1912. that number and Ed. Wallace, a Kamehameha road yesterday after- Aealn referring to the threats l tlm8 senger in company two Instance. G. W. with sailors noon,' receiving Injuries that necessi against himself, defendant said he badtfor lnTVi from the United States cruiser Rain- tated treatment at the hospitaL j bt, ban Tancisco, irom wnom v learned that one man had started bow, met with an accident yesterday " " t,- 34 'lbs. "of water were taken first tap Borne ume . perore tne 'MCBnde row morning while returning from a vteit Maine, Mi go ping; and the young son of A. C. Dean, The battleship with 200 mid- jto out to McCarn's houBe with the to the Pali. Fragas states that the shipmen on board, arrived Annan- - announced intention of killing him. of Ninth Avenue, East Oakland, who was at' wss tapped nine times. car proceeding along the Pali oils from the summer cruise in foreign ..This individual had been captured by road in the direction of the city when ' waters the police and taken to headquarters, The ability of Fulton's. Renal Com- where the artillery was removed from pound to diminish albumenuria in Phone 2500 his pocket many cases of Bright' s Disease is a "I was ill in bed at that time. Hence- PACT IN PHYSICS established by forth I considered it the part of bet- thousands of urinalyses. It does not ter judgment 'and as a duty I owed mv conflict, but is helped by the treat- PHONE 2295 BEACHES family to take some measure for my ment commonly prescribed. We never own nrotection. I felt that T had the knew a case of Chronic "Bright's Dis- S ": Our CasHIbr Is 'Htfetaoe - Co Ltd. right and should protect myself, and ease with "dropsy to recover under lire ALL KINDS OP ROCK ANDPeck8 AND FOR CONCRETE WORK. tnereby protect, them. .1 had had a Digitalis and Basham's Mixture un- 5 FtREWOOD AND COAL. i pistol with roe in bed. . aided by Fulton's Renal Compound, S QUEEN STREET, ' , , P. O. BOX 611 "I had been told that McBride was but we have many reports, of recov I n exiremejy aggressive ana aanger-lou- s eries under the Renal Compound un- ; man; I believed he was inclined aided. However, heart and elimina-- fliat some of our customers do not realize that the i.to assault a man under his own size, tive agents help greatly in critical though I never heard of his ever hurt cases. John J. Fulton Co., San Fran- 5 paid ing anyone his own size." On that cisco. Ad vt discount we allow on lighting bills 'by the P1UCTICAL point, earlier In his testimony, McCarn had testified that at the time of the 15th in-- a assault in the federal court corridor of the month arnoiiiits to something yiear's . he weighed about 140 pounds. Kitcben Cabinet He ORDERS ' had been ill for two weeks Just prior OF THE - to day. Mc- time. that He. estimated that. vr-- Bride weighed more than 200 pounds. HAWAIIAN DEPT. It Saves Steps , "I should say at least 225 pounds," ' he added. I reachi23 J. C. Christensen, a marine engin- Oct 5, 1914. Tell us if your monthly bill is not! gf eer in the employ of the Inter-Islan- d Special Orders No. 188. 1. WOMEN ARE ON THEIR . Steam Navigation Company, and Be-neved- Privae Joseph F. Hummer, 159fh you time and place you Cvvaiit it. : FEET TOO MUCH, a Portuguese, both of whom Company, Coast Artillery Corps, Fort atthe witnessed the affray, testified briefly Ruger, H. T., Is transferred to the THEIR to the fight in the hall, both admitting quartermaster corps, coast defense of HEALTH AND LOOKS. they Oahu, will assigned XV - had heard McCarn's first remark and be to station e want yon to get full value for every dollar you srli1piiclitricity fr--jr-j THIS CABINET ANNIHI- to McBride, and the Iatter's reply, but hy the Coast Defense commander. (D. LATES KITCHEN DRUD- neither heard McCarn's final state- Qj M. 4097-341- .) ment in which he accused McBride of GERY. being a liar. Heavy rains at Healdton, Okla., ! PRICE $39.50 In the course of his own testimony, helped to extinguish an oil fire which however, McCarn admitted he had had destroyed everything within an used the words ascribed to him. area pf two miles. The loss is estimat- Hawaiian Electric Go: :ttcl 7 W; W. DIM0ND & CO., Ltd. ed at $400,000 with $150,000 insurance. When you hear a man making cyn-- l Three armed bandits entered the 63-6- 3431 . The House of Housewares 5 King 8L, Honolulu Phone 4 v leal remarks about, the fair sex one Bank of Keystone, at Keystone, Okla., ;"' - of the species has used him for a door-- forced "- the cashier to hand them more " -- ' - I J mat .. i than $10,000 and escaDed. 1 nrcrr gpyqCPCg IK, rM0DAYnOCyOBER p, 1914. ' VKt

Star-fculJet- (Tb ia an--fran- pi Invites free k ra mMttn on an rni9Htv in) th RILEYH; ------jiiEfi!giidiscussion in this column on al same style of dress Is one of the flrstj ALLEN EDITOR legitimate subject ol current interest factors in fostering equality, J Cotnnunicatlon are constantly re European dress is representative MONDAY.. Tv 7. .OCTOBKIt o, 1914. Under sue J i could be no ceived to which no signature of highest ciTilizaticn by circumstances, there. ' la at the attained j basis of tached. This paper will treat aa con man and according to the way settlement. fid en tial signatures to If an being dresses so. is he given his! ' letters th "Shaded Grecian" There U no grief without Home great provision It is not likelv that the leaders of either .side writers so desire, but cannot Rive first classification by his fellow man. to in tense 1). Prent ice. apace for anonymous communica lr?$s is hrgely our first introduction. soften its ness.G. desire peace now. Nothing lias been settled. - tions.) Lv its multiplicity of styles and fine -- None of the issues that seemed important shades of meaning we recognize our Big Success PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES. DRESS. kind. Of course there are many im- enough to plunge five million men into warfare porters who are sorted out afterwards, has been disposed of definitelv. - The nations. The Outward Visible Slon of the In but as a whole dress is a roughly re- -- well-know- n ward Spiritual Grace. liable guide to go by not so much what : A and' successful businessman of indeed, have courage willing-- shown their and Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- a man or woman wears as what they Ilarely doe a new face of letter for wrote to tlie Mar-mmei- m Sir: ims city recently nesis to risk their national existence for.the There has been some discus 'do not wear perhaps. engraving' suc- sion of late anent the wearine of Eu The coming together of different puroses make such a asking if there were any possibility of putting safce ()f a principle whether one regards that ropean dress by Japanese women j varieties of people so that they can cess as this Wichman Spe(ial. JjClore voters ol tne election which i the Hawaii at t prinelplo as right or wrong, it is still a moving has centered mostly around the better understand one another is the .November the issue oi proliilijtion lor tlie ter- - canst but armies have hardlv taken the; relative merits of the modes of dress chief consideration, tliir It seems to me that the Important When people live under similar con- For ca rdsi for stationery,1 for format ritory. , ! field, their navies scarcely cleared for action. phase of the question has been entire ditions witii. the same aspirations ly solidify, commonly announcements ine attitude ot tins man is tlie attitmie ot Already, bowever, peace proposals are being omitted. The dress itself is not the they into what is this Shaded Grecian real question. If it were the Japan-- ; regarded as an nation. letter many another Jarge employer ot labor in ma(je by various individuals, societies and or-- ese, Chinese or African style would be With similar ways come similar in has been received with much ac- Jlawaii. They believe that Hawaii would be ganizations. preferrable to the European. It is what terests. ' claim for its beauty and The most striking fact about the dress represents that makes all With similar interest come friend- dignity. oeuer on u me saie oi inioxicams were Muppeu these peace ilans, tentative and premature as the difference, The breaking down of ship. iV. . a racial barrier can only be acquired With friendship, race prejudice dies. and thev" are anxious to see some move made' (The panelled card has helped , in ...... , i by the different varieties of the human CITIZEN OF THE WORLD. : vision for the limitation of armaments in the properly setting off the beautiful bar of public opinion, future. style.) Star-Bulleti- BODY IF PRIMARY ACT Tjie n, in answering tlie com Perhaps the farthest advanced of these peace EXECUTIVE munication mentioned, said that prohibition plans is that drawn by a group of noted econo- be made a voting issue in the comin cannot mists, authors, and scientists. Among them is IS KNOCKED OUT, WICHMAN & CO. election. To put the question before the people Norman Ansel I. well-know- n for his stronsr would require special; legislation at ritings on i international affairs. Bamsay ton. There is no time to secure this legislation Uonald, Charles Trevelya E. 1). Morel and NOWiflRGAlilliED V V VHAT ISNEXT? nor any move to secure it. . ;J vll j Arthur Porisonby are others of the group. They But for men nnd women sincere, in their de- have laid down the following conditions as sire to work energetically for prohibition there - Announcement was made today of; Pnlitlriaric-- VVnnriprinn What those which should form the basis of peace "- ways to into the executive committee of the Re-- i w"Y.Tir-- ?. , V are plenty of "get action.' when it is made: publican county committee, Walter vviii become".Z'oi uanaiaaies The Gronna bill, prohibiting the sale of nts 1. No province shall be transfered from one! Ckwmba., chairman of the county com- - Special' Election Talk settled - by 1 ; these various attacks, Cardinal Farley o New Is ' raittee, is ex-offlci- chairman, oth- - of York In Hawaii, is stilLin Congress," quiesc- 1 the (friendly or otherwise, on Drimary i in goyernment to another without a consent by being: Clifford Kimball, the Nades awaitinr the denartum of ti er members Republican and Democratic party law, and it is generally believed that Fabre steamship" indeed, ready, to be intp Jijfeiby precinct, Qe- - line Santa Anna fof ent, but stirred nomilar vote of the nonnlation Of snch nrovince. fifth fifth district: Ed literally shudder with law be upheld by su- - leaders almost the will the New York. " nett. ninth precinct, fifth district; Wm. I the right kind of effort. :tThe Qro'nna till has - o - apprehension at the thought of what preme court .Whether it Is knocked The Canadian Club of America vrntU; u cu ij ai lauguucuv ui uiiun wMiiS Hall) eleventh precinct, fifth has district: i may. might, could, would or , should out or not, several troublesome ones decided to been sleeping in committee for a long time, in Mcinemy, precinct. cancel ita annual d!nnr ami snail be entered upon m the name of Ureatfw. h. thirteenth . nappen ir tne new gireci primary iaw uum wiu oe seiuea Dy in supreme donate the amount It would have ex- - j " the absence of organized movement here to get Tlrlfnln'."wUliAnf 4hn eno;T, f I MH QlStTlCt, vuaries v.iarn, iour-- succumbs".to the various attacks now court decision. 1 : : pended to the Canadian, patriotic fund. Tol5of fifth district; Carl in. made nnnn it thrmiah the -- ..-, ... it reported out. HereUs an opportunity tot witnout adequate maenmery lor insuring a Wldetrann. second precinct, fourth courts. some telling activity on behaiLof.a measure democratic control of the foreign policy being district: George G. Guild, third pre- - u is admitted franklv that If this blow liquor cinct, fourth district; Wm. lluihui.,iaw is knocked out and the primary I that would strike a real at the . created. sixth precinct, fourth district; E. P of September 12 are held nun : - results r V - gov- ; ; ; J Fogarty. precinct, fourth dis traffic in this territory. ( ' : - ? 3. dwnni- TUft: t.Wn ninth and void, Hawaiian politics and Congress to be elected in ernment will be In vast and almost A delegate to is noi do aimea ai creating alliances ior ine,pur-- i fourth district inextricable confusion. Just what FOR SALE November. candidates prior to the, elec pose of a balance of power, but would happen to the various county maintaining : legislature no ; governments and , the tion and the successful candidate; after the to-kno- shall' be directed to the establishment of a con one seems It Is thought that Home Near Thomas Square ; election may be approached and talked with cert of Europe, whose deliberations and decis some kind or a special election would have to be 'held, but whether ' that lending- to place : on the subject of their aid ions shall be public. , would be necessary before or after the liquor issue before the voting residents of the November election date the wise- Comfortable and convenient house of six rooms-- 3 4. , Great Britain shall propose, as part of agree. generally on subject of legisla- acres in law and politics do not Hawaii, and the any peace settlement, a plan for the drastic re- Meanwhile one candidate, Delegate bedrooms with modern convetiienees. : Faces on the tion to promote temperance and prohibition. . duction of by consent of bel - Kuhto, has tak'en time by the forelock armaments the all pa- iot Anti-Saloo- and filed a new set of nomination Park. The is 50x120 The n league is doing a fine work I b i J feef; is.KoU.phintetl with choice ligerent Dowers, and; to lacilitate that nolicv. a, well known pers, under;, tne old law, so that If be- - primary law is knocked out he along educational lines here. It is placing shall attempt to secure ar generarnationaliza-- 1 fistic star on the mainland, jis number- 'the bearing fruit tree3. :z"::a' ":'':Z: have some-standing- . ' 'Z r j i A ! - a r . .1 ea w in a ccniinzenL-oi'-a naii aozen win still fore the men and women and children of the a proni-tizhteT- & " uou oi manuiaci.ure oi armamenis-an- a who nroceedins to Austra l But the other legislaUve candidates, at-ever- y possi- I territory, at everyopportunity, bition of the export of. armaments by one lia In the Oceanic. liner, Ventura not realizing, perhaps, the danger to PRICE IS $3250. their Interests If the :. direct primary ble mebting the evils of indulgence in drink country to another. 1 1 supreme AI4 LIPPE; aprbmlient mainland law Is punctured r;by i the i temperance. man who steps new and the benefits of The fight promoter, who- - is at the head court, have taken no to file The fact that thjs fine property is within easy walk-in- g papers, v Under the law such papers Hawaii need not - - cf a party of pugilists, is numbered believes in prohibition for With the reports that- the cathedral of filed thirty" days prior to the with . the passengers ; who passed must be a- - his distance of downtown and its, pleasant location on confine his belief to vote he 'maygive Rheims has been destroyed by German bom- through the port today In the Oceanic general election, and of course this was the action taken under the old heartiest support to - these educational move- liner Venturas. the ' bardment, it jsinterestingHo note Tvhat the convention system. After the conven- Park make it a decided bargain.; ''''X-'- fl . ; ' candidates, ments. ; v ''i v German art authority, Franz von Reber, author MRS. EUGENE SCHMITZ, wife of tions had nominated their the candidates would duly file noml-- There is a definite liquor issue now before or Mediaeval-Ar- t, a lormer mayor of ,San Francisco, is! "History ot 'f nas to say 1 i nation papers and their names would a. iT...i,.i t.i.. n.A..u " in of an application from - go on the general election ballots. Honolulu the fonn -- about it: 1 L)e Of KlieimS has been . . : Cathedral steamer Ventura. Mrs. Schmits will . Saturday night. 4. was Hotel to, get a second-clas- s li- some Last October the Pleasanton called the Parthenon of the Middle Ages. This, remain in the islands for weeks the last date on which nomination l - Op- 1 j .m 1 'i--.i- 1 I O r ill UVCCUUls W 1IUU cense to sell liquor on the hotel premises. , - papers could be filed, under the old j uunctt;if is guuig iuu iui iux, luuugu iuu eui- New Zealand; 918-92-0 ; to of the saloon business law, by candidates from the outside Fort Street position the extension fice, both in its architecture and sculpture, may Islands for the legislature or for dele-- ; Between King and Merchant into this fine residence district, next door .to' a be considered as tle finest creation of the Mid- DR. G S.; HATHAWAY and Dr. A. i gate, which explains the haste made- - of new B. Hayward of the United States navy late Saturday afternoon to get the a on college opposition to the setting c-ti- re-- 1 dle Ages, still it is not of the, absolute perf are . proceeding to Pago Pago in the Kuhio nomination signed . by the precedent in permitting a hotel of the Pleasan- which characterizes work Oceanic steamer Ventura to take up quisite number of voters. . the of Iktinos . ' their duties as federal quarantine med-- i Municipal vcandidates have plenty of ton to sell liquor are widespread.. The K tje and PheidiasJ The masters of Rheims leal officers at the American' naval time yet In which to hand In the no- -' man who wants to get in some good lick's were mbre"successful in rendering youthful and base. - Dr. Hathaway is accompanied. mtnations in case they wish to do Initial Friendship-Circl-e Scarf Pins ' by Mrs. Hathawa7 and two children. so. However, a good many candidates - business has chance right " I A . 1 i: against the liquor a maidenly delicacy, tender and sympathetic may not.....tase me irouDiet. xo. compiy Have You Seen Them? fighting Pleas- old, VIEIRA JEWELRY LTD- - 113 here. Join the forces now the dream-life- ,' light flowing with the provisions of the law. CO' HOTEL ST. limbs and draperies, ;...;'?- ,: 1 Two Attacks Made.; permit. : anton v.-'- than the serious" dignity and the strongly (miONTf separate lines of attack are be- .r.yand successful Two A few months ago a. strong inarkejl-characte- r requisite for manly figures." ing made on the primary law, one of them "the friendly test case brought --e- ffort was made to get some of the saloons ; j The name of the cathedral, von aiming vice-chairma- y 1- architects . . 1 A. Theprayera W. Breckons, mi - P. JUDD: by Robert out of the "nshmarKet zone." ine saioons w Rebernote as Robert de c6ucv. to." put an end to the European situa- of the Republican party, in the a away, ummaieiy ,1111s tion might well be prayers for inter- form of a .mandamus suit; and the moving little lurtner national justice, for that will bring other the mandamus suiC'brought by fi-- ht against saloons on streets where there is Two items of business at a recent meeting peace. George A. uavis on oenaii oi peuuon- - . . , : : ::. J ers who allege unconstitutionality so much retail business and where women and; supervisors : 1. the vvateriiouse Trusfc of the Recommendations for . - primary law. suits, centered AMES, The exhlbi- of the direct Both children constantly pass by, must be the raising of salaries of certain employes. tion and -- rally to bej. given by the it ; is expected, ?will be hastened to - 31 will be un- - a decision In the supreme court. 0:1 some of the saloons further uptown. Mean- 2. Reauest from the superintendent of public Boy Scouts on October . usually interesting. The program will it was reported today that Attorney HOUSES FOR RENT coat much-neede- vliile the man anxious to take off his and instruction for some d school desks. be attractive to the elders as well as Davis Is also filing quo warranto pro-t-o . . . . 1 ' .. . . Tt. T- -l ...... every youngster in Honolulu. ceedings. proceedings to oust, - ct into tne worK agamsi'tjoim rancuin cau if x is approved bv the citv fathers, it looks or FURNISHED Keep though this, it is said, would be an help free the fishmarkct zone entirely.. as if they should be able to afford approval of The T. M. C. A. night school opens unusual legal method of getting at the 2236 Oahu Ave., Manoa 4 eventng. primary bedrooms...... $100.00 close tab on the various applications coming for the new term this There required result, inasmuch as Cotttage Adams lane, city . bedrooms...... 50.00 , of September ' is a very large enrolment in all candidates nominated on ? 261 Center Ave.; Kaimukl 2 bedrooms...... 23,09 up before tlie. liquor commission. the classes. The new equipment and 12 are not yet in office. However, These are a few of the many opportunities ; Harmony' is a big asll in the Democratic courses of the schcol are attracting this may be directed against City UNFURNISHED many : new. students. Industrial and Clerk KalauokalanL who received a strong 'men and earnest men and good harmony without the being fea- votes in th primary before campaign, of course, but commercial courses are majority of all 770 Kinau street bedrooms who nave not yet. ofiice and thus under the .$ 320 fighting-me- n to express their opinions effect- real sinews of political known in the par- tured. Students cast for his 1818 Beretania street , . 2 war so early in order primary law was elected outright. bedrooms...... 2..0) enrolled should do 2015 Lanihuli 3 bedrooms 40.00 ively concerning temperance and prohibition lance as moneyrisn't going to elect many su- to secure their places in the classes. There are a lot of questions to be .drive...... 1339 Wilder. avenue..... 3 bedrooms...... 40.00 in Hawaii.; pervisors. , . 1128 Wilder avenue...... 3 bedrooms...... 35.00- " fi)S"'::: There are many others. The opportunities 1231 Matlock avenue...... 2 bedrooms . . . ; . . 22.50 DWELLINGS FOR. RENT 1323 Matlock avenue ...... ; ... S bedrooms...... 27.50 daily. And the fight is winning. It will be pretty hard on the successful 1328 . come up almost BURNISHED HOUSES: 'V Kinau street...... V 3 bedroorirs ...... 25.0Q : pri- 1046 Young 2 25.00 of September 12 if they find that the 1554 Valley ...... 3 . $35.00 street...... ,; bedrooms ...... Palolo road ... .. bedrooms. 1761 2463 3 bedrooms.., 65.00 Kalakaua avenue....;..,.; 4 beirooms ...... 23.00 ijixitatioic ofjAellajjent mary law doesn't ' take.'' Manoa road Lewis lane, eff iidvn roil - . . . 55.00 Kalakua ave. .. 2 bedrooms...... 12.00, Piikoi- and Young streets...... 3 bedrooms. , - Cottage in rear of 2051 Lanihuli Adams Lane . . 3 bedrooms. . . . 50.00 1 drive ...... 2 bedrooms 27.50 of a few days' ago was quite the new primary law survives the various 1052 14th avenue . 2 bedrooms . .. 45.00 ..... The peace talk If 1126 King 5 bedrooms...... 50.00 . ,. r street...... ,i i - Ann or flio tests now pretty UNFURNISHED.HOUSES: . . Cor. Lanihuli drive and prcmuiuit-,- !!!!' . started, it must be nearly evidently uin vr Auld . 3 . : ,.$16.00 ' kick-proo- " lane oedrooms. McKInley ave., Manoa . . 3 45.00 : decisive victory f. bedrooms... other in this conflict wins a c Kalihi, opp. Xam. IV road. . 3 bedrooms..; . . 25.00 Lanihuli drive, nr. Oahu avenue Wilhelmina Rise 2 bedrooms...... 30.00 - chance of either making a peace .... Manoa" 2 bedrooms...., 41.00 "I tliere is little 1512 Young street 2 bedrooms. . . . 35100 - . 1325 5th ave, Kaimukl 2 bedrooms....; ;20.00 other listening to it. . . .Kalakaua avenue is establishing a record proposal or of the 1113 KInau street 3 bedrooms ...... 30.00 Cor. Koko Head Pa"hoa 17.00' and peace negotiations should be started now, for being paved with good intentions. Aloha Lane ...... 2 bedrooms.. ; . . . . ave Kaimukl 4 bedrooms 43.00 If 1323;IbIo"Vallef vroad.i w .r.v:,..v .. 2 rcoms. . . 1?.50 the Frencli border, would ' Germany, well within 153 Wilder. rerfufe J... " rorr.s. . . 40.00 be-causd- t..VV a marked advantage, while England, .of If this fighting swings much nearer Amster- 11391 9th ivenue, Kaimukl...: .... 4J.0J'. claim JIcKinley avenue and Lanihuli Dr! ' V ) her ma'sterv'of most of the sea trade-h-r dam, somebody is going to get i4in Dutch." fnippessfun seizure of German "Waterhouse Trust"

-- Gtiardi . oninninl ATul insular possessions, would also Kidnaping the Kliedive is merely a nice bit an Cor. Fort and Merchant SU. of sport Sultan, claim to liave won io a "strategic position, for the HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- MONDAY, OCTOBER o, 191 4. FIVE

ti. JUohton of the Hilo Board of Trade; -- Oahu.' by George R. Carter i 'GET TOGETHER' SP! of the Honolulu Chamber' of Com- - STEADY GROWTH , merce; "KauaJ," by Senator Eric A. t WE SELL Knudsen of the Kauai Chamber, of Commerce; "Kohala." by Rev. J. C. FAT Cowan. Kohala Civic League; "Kona." mI T TinTTHWDr:! by the Kona Improvement Associa- 1 tion; ".Maui." by Rev. A. C. Bowdish ji VViiUb UUUU JblVI L g Sfailized of the Maui Chamber of Commerce. & SprcUl fitar-Bullet-in Corrfxjondnofj for the enterprises which are territo- Following the addresses Dr. T. A. Jag-ga- r, WAILUKU. Oct. 3. With rial in their scope, enterprises that CHINESE CHURCH and director of the Hawaii Volcano more than 1Z0 delegates in attendance add to the wealth and comfort Research Association, gave a of every individual be- lecture from Maul, Hawaii. Oabu and Kauai, contentment cn the recent eruption of Sakurajima, mm annual C!vlc Contention was cause they are shaped with the, pur- the third illustrated with motion pictures and Great encouragement is meeting the called to order In the National Guard pose of serving all individuals, all Ha- stereopticon slides. t eflorts cf those workers who are show 1m armory 9:45 o'clock this morning. waii. at Following is a partial list of those ing a deep interest in the Fort street J W 1 represented "Under the heading of what is gen- The organizations at the in attendance: Chinese church. At yesterday's serr-- 1 INSIGNIA A erally termed promotion we are deal- contention bis rear are the Kauai ices five children and nine adults-- : t nlvr ing with the greatest opportunity Ha- Oahu. M. 1' Villi Chamber of Commerce, the Kohala were baptized 13 Mac-Kenzi- e, while new members League, Honolulu Commercial waii has ever known, the greatest as- CM. V. Forster, R R. Bauer, - Civic were taken into church upon con- H W. O. Barnhardt, Henry Bred-hof- f, the Club, Honolulu A4 Club, Kona Im- set that any part of this country pos- fession of faith. provement of sess. Some of our people can't see Dr. Eraly, Geo. R, Carter, Tom Association. Hllo Board it Hoy, Assisting the pastors. Rev. Tze and Trade, Chamber f Commerce of Ho- And thus we are reminded that more Church, ChucJt H. 8. Decker, OFFICERS W. Farrington. B. Rev. Lo, was Dr. W. P. Ferguson, HondlQIuiDairymen'i nolulu, Maui Chamber of Commerce than one community of dead ones has R. C Gage, a M. J. jjj principal of Mills school, who is most allowed generations to walk over gold Hicks, R. E. Lambert, J. D. Levenson, , 'Association and the Hawaii Promotion Committee. enthusiastic over the results being ' Since (he arrival of the delegates mines till one day the live workers T. P. Melim, James Morgan, J. M. of the Phone 1542 ' McChesney. F. H. .McNamarra, J. M. shown. 'ir'' from Cahu this morning on the steam- got on the job and waked them up. A further encouragement to the blind-eye- , self-sufficien- Riggs. W Yim Sam, Percy Nottage, er Kflauea, has been a marked relegating the t, - ; there G. B. Schrader, Karsten Ed leaders in the movement for Chris- ARMY. "get-toHptbe- r'' spirit displayed by smug satisfied ones to taeir natural That 11 the Towse, G. H. G. R. ""V1 vninese louna m Tisitorv from the different islands, and resting place. Tuttle. Ward, P. .Tm7 "te H. Pharos. D. H. Lewis, A. Burch. A. I ? " uaa ,V:a(f0' ,l Maui Has responded loyally, offering Points to,Future Industry. this church is making rapid strides. 1 "One be son A. Durant A. F. F. Yap, M. E. Shaw, navy m the best of hospitality and extending does net have to the I 200 being in attendance yesterday. 13 A Thompson. Clifford Kimball, J. m welcome on every side. of a prophet to see that the day the hand of D. Dole, A. D. Larnach. H. M. Ayres, The stunta" of the Ad Club has im- near at hand when the community and value of our climate and great G. A. Hellman, A. H. Ford. J. H. Fld-de- s, THROW AWAY YOUR bued the other delegations with a de- business M. R. Jardln, A B. Angus, Joe - scenery EYE-GLASSE- S! sire to make merry, with the result world- wonders and unequaled Cohen, W. will be recognized as more profitable C Conkson. Carlos Caceres. that fun la being combined with the James Cocitmrn, A. Berg, My. MARINE CORPS weighty and more certain to be permanent than A. W. mi 'P? business propositions brought ers, J. T. Warren, A, Waterhouse. Eu- A Free Prescription by - any Industrial enterprise which we iVlvi' .I'M' out the first session of the con- gene Campbell,. A. J. Campbell, W. O. '4: vention. - have today. To develop this value we Smith, Gea C. Potter, G. P. Wilder", You Can Have Filled and Use at Home M M must every man on job doing V, The Oahu delegation, which left Ho- have the Sherwood Lowrey, W. W. Chamber- rfjS Collar and Shoulder Devices Rank FiTday Inter-Islan- d his full share of civic duty. Every nolulu night, found the lain, J. L. Young, Chas. H. D. " must be a willing worker for Atherton, Do you wear glasses? Are you a ;' steamer; a accept- citizen , Insignia Gold, - Kliauea most n in Silver Howard Hitchcock, J. M. Young. N. victim of, eye-strai- or other s? fiw able excursion No pains had with work backed by1 efficiency and ' THZ von 'hAMM-YOUN- Q CO, boat R. Slattery. Major Scherer, E. L. If so, you will be glad spared com- enthusiasm we are bound to win.' We and Bronze. ; LTD, Honolulu. been In preparing for the Schwarzberg, W. W. Thayer, A. II. to know that there ia teal hon fur fort of the delegates as citizens must Meet the greatest Is- : - ; aboard. Tarieton, A. P. Clark, Albert Horner, you. Many eyes Aceata sue of the hour efficiency in home whose were failin?, Attendance Js Large. C. C. Clark, R. O. Matheson. C. S. i sav they evea -- courageous- - have had their restored Upon motion of George R. Carter, government and meet It. Crane. C H. McBride, Dr. G. ; Waddell. through the principle of this wonder F. P. Baldwin was elected chairman of x Fred Bush, E. H. Lewis,' Clarence H. ful free prescription. One man says, the convention and D. H. Case, secre- "There Is no greater joy cn earth Cocke, E.-- H. Paris, M M. Johnson, after trying ft: "I was almost blind; tary. - FALL '.QUITS FOR MEN The rollcall showed that dele- than the pleasure of doing .things G. J. Waller, ?. E. Blake. Geo. H. Rob- could not see to read, at all. Now I ; fcatfs were present a follows: Hawaii, That's fun for which we are here. ertson, Joe Fern, H. D. A. mad by Aler-Rochest- cr in best-style- , the Case. Prof. can read everything without any ! Oahu, 102. the you Bodgel of best loth, In a 30;, 125; Kauai. 6; Maui, That's fun for which have I. Dean. E. E. Gea P. Castls. glasses and my eyes do not water and ' 1 The address of welcome was delivered given us such a cordial welcome. We naymona tirown. ur. j. . a. l'ratt, any more. At night they would pam model factory. Staple prices of -- " ' by ,W. P. Pogue of Maul you. We are glad we are here. L. A. F. G. mn-- 12250 and up. ' the Chamber thank Thurston. Krruss. Robert dreadfuiivr hv foi flu, n th. IDEAL CLOTHING. CO. LTDi , or .Commerce. ri Mr Pogue called at-- We hope to annihilate distances or McCorriston, Gea Angus. time. It was like a miracle to me." itention to. necessity differences which may any in Hllo. 84 Btdg.- - the of Hawaii's at. time A lady who used It says: "The at-- SJ Hotel Street Pantheon exploiting her past presented to natural attractions for the have barriers C. . C. Kennedy, a CastendyX G. mosphere seemed hazy, with or with--j the benefit of those people in less for- inter-islan- d communication or to --community Laugh tonw E. vierraj J. W. Go'uveia, S. out glasses, but after using this pre-- tunate countries., ' urged fur- unity thought " He the of and action. S. Rolph, Gea iruddy II. E. Kelsey, J. scrlptlon for fifteen, daya everything us for;0riental PACIFIC; COAST therance of - promotion work. , saying The principle "on which our ambition Bal, A. M. Schmidt W. II. Johnson, seems clear. I can even read fine .' X FISH DELICACIES tnat tne Panama canal eventually will and activity is based Is absolutely W. M. Burnett E. N. Deyo, L. Smith. print without glasses.' It is believed' Goods x throw more shipping and business to sound. There' can be but one result J. Osoria that thousands who wear glasses can' ward Hawaii, which will mean more Having exchanged the courtesies we Kohala. now discard them in a reasonable MetropOJtr We- -t Market prosperity. "Each person Is a mlt of are now ready for work." John Hind, Henry H. Renton, Wm. time and multitudes more will be able Fort Street Opposite Cathode Church the entire united community, he said, A committee of five was appointed P. McDougal, Rvv J. F. Cowan. to strengthen their eyes so as to be referring to the residents ; of .Hawaii, to consider all resolutions offered be- Xona. spared the trouble and expense of and urged ' R. V. Woods. that the residents of the fore the convention. ever getting glasses, , Eye troubles, territory work together as such. " The next business was the reading Kaual ' of many descriptions may be wonder--J VISIT THE NEW STORE Or ; W. R. Farrlngton, president of the of a report of the holdover committee E. Al Knudsen, Ia A. Dickey, J. J. fully benefitted by following, the aim--, FOR RENT Ad Cub, responded. He, said: Silva, T. Blackstad, Wm. Ebeling. j of the second annual civic convention pie rules. Here is the prescription: Three-bedroo- m furnished house, Kalmukl, renial (45.00 per month. ; ."Workers are always welcome. regarding the financing of the Ha- Rev. J. M. Lydgate. Go. to any active drug store and get a REGAL SHOES twe-oun- ' Maul. ce ; "Workers always feel at home. ; Con- waii Promotion Committee. This was bottle of Optona. Fill a ventions' are signs of. life and commu- read by . Ed Towse, and , urged two W. O. Aiken.G. S. Aiken, J. M. Am- bottle with warm water, drop In 1 Op COR. fO RT A N D H OTEL STt. nity reminders that the workers. are methods of securing funds first, from brose, W. A. Anderson.JfeF. Baldwin. tona tablet and allow to dissolve. With v on the job. That's why we are here the territory, and- - second from the H A. Baldwin W. Ai aldwhv W D: this liquid, bathe the eyes two to four and glad we, are here. ::; railway, and 'steamship companies Baldwin, W. E. Bell, Sr., E. R. Bavins, "For those', bellering that .there Is and hotels directly benefitted by B..O. Horn, R. E. Bond," A C. Bowdish, j eyes clear up perceptibly right from quick-D- . deatgna nqt4ng.f.to it I have only to suggest tourist travel ta Hawaii " The report A. E. Brune, D. H. Case, EBCarley, the start and Inflammation will Sucs'ett'ona and for v : -- ' ' 1 - ' RE-MODE- T. Carey, James Gempslc, C. ly disappear. your erea are both- G L- mai me man wno Talis to see, meet of the holdover committee of the sec i C If .and -. and ; . CIVIC ' on v- vjuxe, a, w. Lwi-.erin- 5 you, eyen mue, to - INfl understand the changing condi- ond annual. convention toei uiuyuni, r. b lane sifps OLp.JEWLRY, tions around him Is construction of new roads, the upkeep, er, A. v. uoiuns, P. uockett J. J. cor? save them now before It is too late. tis dead as he -; C Cold and Platinum Settings ever will be though his body continues thereof and the methods or financing en. t. u. uorrea, uea uopp, w.-...- Many nopeiessiy ouna mignt nave oeen ' - 1 . . Geo. Cummlnga, I- De-- they--; to walk the streets. . . ; ana DUiiaing roaas was reaa oj 'Crockett W.' saved If had cared for their WALL A DOUGHERTY A. Thurston. Discuslson . and action i cotd, E. H. Deinert, R. H, A. eyes In time.- - Advertisement ry Conditlons'are Changing. : ' reporta Drummond, H. K. Duncan, Geo. Dunn, ; ; , ?yf are here hepause we know, con- cn the holdover will be taken " , uqq r.T., Fantctf W. tV FleM.i! GedFee- - Albert p;f,Taylor,', In a letter ad-lan- d,' ditions are .changing. ' We see the up xvionaay. irwra J.: Garcia, J. E. Gafifioi;" B. - J. j dressed, to ' Chairman Wood of - E. the change all about ua. We feel In Hilo Board cf Trade consisting of C It Wright; McKay R. W. Guerrero, A; N. HayseltfenWm." Hen-- ! Promotion Committee, reports that the -- William and Filr the pressure of events. We have to : ning, H. .; R, Hitchcock, flugh1 Howell, j new location of San Francisco meet the ne,w we ler presented a paper on rTransporta the situations if would Terr!tory., Pres- S. E. Kalaina, 'Moses Kauhlmahu, U. branch of the committee la proving ' five and move We tion Facilities of the forward. are here L.-Dea- - ' ident A.' n of the Collegecf Ha- B. Kaumebeiwa, J."N.vfe. Keola,'S. B. popular with local men Ivho are vls- to exchange opinions . v and experiences, gave Klngsbury,' H. Kunewa, D. CTind-- Iting mainland. Among those who . and as night waii a highly interesting address J.' j the oiuro the follows xiay on the topic ."The College of Hawaii say, Stanley Livingston, C. D. Lnfkln, have expressed their approval of the Why we shall accomplish for the' bet- much J., V. Marciel, John Makahio, D. I change arer E. D. : Tenney, George V terment of the territory, and Inciden- ; . . v Meyer, M. Medeiros, Edgar Morton. W. Smith, Zeno K. Myea. ourselves-provld- Afternoon Session. X ' J. vf tally ed - that with the The afternoon session was devoted D. B. Murdock, W,'- A. i McKay A." I. yv7 . Pay exchange of opinions our ' discussions to the following addresses: , "Cooper-- McLeod, J. S.rB. McKe&zIe, WnU Os--" Vetlesen, Enos Vincent J. C Vllllers, - aDd.trTtresoluticnjr;we l.-vA- 1 also work,. ntfnn" iv .. J-- M. at th mers, J. I Osmer, E. H.ParkerH; B. J. J. Walsh, Wm. Walsh. Arthur WaaL --1 - Bv HUB , CLOTHING HOUSS i"Ma6I tar- Ifa inenv. t. famous. of Kauai Chamber of Commerce: "Saai-- 1 Penhallow, W. FVPogueDan lfllJ. H. J. Walker, R. A. ;Wadsworth, U Mre ideals who aleo his-Jtor- y work. Its ancient taUonT by Dr. J. S. B. Pratt president H. Raymond, A. a Rattray, H. W. Welnzhelmer, W. s L. : West C. G. The best of Clothea and Habere tls replete with legend and - dashery t fact of the board of health and "The Tour Rice, W. T. Robinson, Dr. J. M. Saw White, Chas. . Wilcox, Ben . Williams, that furnish inspiration to the: work- - yer, W, Wm. Searby, H. D. Dr. N. Young, Angus A. - by Fred L Scott, E. McPhee k . .. . Istn WaldroiCX a erg struggling wlthVppesent-da- y - VX Hotel, near Fort f prob- A public session of the convention Sloggett Frank Sommerfleld, A, F. Garcia, J. C. Foes, Jr Rev. J. E. Vll- f . - icuib. . . oiauj nas wiinessea ... some waa held this evening. Addresses Tavares. . u voa rempsay.. j. a. llers Jos. Melnicher-T- . D. Collins, A. jS'j mighty battle by men of recent days weretas follows; 'HawalL" by Rev. Thompson, John Vasconcellos, V. A. ! C. Warner, A. F. Costa. y whovfoughiiWith courage and determ-inatfo- a Asents for HARLEY DAVIDSON MO--j to overcome the difficulties of Disease-fre- e seed potatoes must be TORCYCLES and SUPPLIES the Immediate present and" thereby used. It is suggested that growers I). r guarantee. more certain success in the C. TEELS HOW nnffht tt oAtnanta In hHno-4na- iir'h ' ' V MOTOR CO future." Its atmosphere is live . with disease-fre- e seed potatoes from some cin the pahgSnt snap and vigor of efficien- locality where the soil is not Inocu- CkUled Mechanics for . All Repair cy. Its great mountains .that might lated. If tenants ' will not do this pauani nr. Fort St. Tel. 5t have been boulders In the pathway TOSAVEMILtfOW landowners should. v. stlnulatinr in ttaTS4tren"'turned to goo account y:There's None Better? Than their leases that tenants shall plant J aa ; ! great wateroneds ; the boulder has iiifXX.'S i!?iiv-- only such seed as the s owners fur- - ' " been punctured by the worker and nish. X--'-:'- X streams of water have gushed forth to 9 potato coop At harvest ; time potato growers make available fertile lands and pro- should not leave the cull potatoes scat- products. : In. . , tered over the field. No better war fitable That is the result x MTU. VW.ll HUB BAEEETT ri with all . the boaldet s when go at rm for spreading fungi, worms and bac-- By Mail m them Jtftnti tf. W$:::. ' Latest M I a m . Am. changing01 BERKELEY, Cat. --Millions of dol-- ena are piaymg navoc wiia ue anfhaS niet cohdiUonsJ - " ' ' - potato mausry. ' . It-h- At tinDMouarr Iamm uta hlni- ' P. H. BURNETTS a the redit' for seeing TKtnr of kn I Directly, as well as Indirectly, it : - 'wl pay the farmer ta gather cp th Commissioner of Deeds for California, 1 ifcmla the . University v of Cali study .'"aflathorough'.tnderslanding be potatoes for -- market, for these and New York; NOTARY PU&LlCf many forhia now report.' PrevenUble dis- - notfit v' ing aoie to meet or tne new de-- Ktt" uo iCU Mortgages," Deeds. 'B II Is of ' eases of tlie potato plant this Is 1 iui7 raws problems more than way. tu , hair oy cause . w" . Caie, Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for - - ciarea uie umversiiy me oil r . Thii therefore, la a tiaost appro- Ithese-Immens- - 1 neea, says universiiy. Olstrict Courts, 79 MERCHANT e and needless losses. .Anotner tne the ' prlate place with pleasant surround ' that seed poUtoes should be kept HONOLULU, Phona ,1845. A striking example given' by 'the . J CTREET. ings workers w if for active in the welfare university Is newly reclaimed "imA"c BU,"J5--J yet it costs but 5 cents pound can that ' f. of Hawaii to foregather and confer on the land in the delt of the San 'Joaquin double walla with straw to F YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN how to meet promptly and effectively and Sacramento rivers will sometimes keep out: heat that would start the a comr lex situations sprouts. Instead of being piled up on few cf the which yield from . 200. to 300 sacks of pota- "Anywhere, at Any Time. Gj on or we face and also gain a few Ideas on toes to the acre for the first year or how to make the most for ourselves Trade-Mark- s. two. while 10 years latere after five ' multitude op- Save The There are po- Hope helps some If a man Is a hust- E. ADVERTU.I.Q and posterity of, the of alternate plantings of barley and C.OAKE'8 " portunities that are thrown in ojir tatoes, the vield often sinks to' as ler. E ': ' . AG N&V X: " uable presents given away free . 124 8asoms pathway. . X little as 35 sacks to the acre.. .The Streetajvrailseo No Place Here for Dronea. ' spread of preventable diseases is the If experience has proved anything chief reason for this decline. ' ' 'r HONOLULU DRY; GOODS; CO. It is we can't gain civic Illustrated Catalog free on request Prevention Is Simple. y ' that victors "What must be done to prevent by waiting or complaining or whining X potato HAND TWO WEEKS' SALE NOW or criticising standing ceremony. these costly diseases? asks the 6 or oh , -. growers; Here . arefibme of the nnl- We must get down to, business and versity's answersas given la a work.: There is only one logical place cular on "Potato (Growing In the' San Hotel St. OppJ Bijou Theater In f these Island "for the man .who Deltas Cal- a grave. Babbitt Cleanser cleans purifies Joaqnin and Sacramento of won't work' the If he doesn't ifornia, written by Wft VJShear, as- go ; there literally he clutters up. the sistant horticulturist in the bureau of c.. face of the earth for a brief period as ! v plant Industry of the United States a useless block of dead Umber. -- ; u scours polishes Use it daily. department of agriculture, and just ' "Ctliiens I of ' Hawaii who", realize published by the university - X" their responsibilities and their oppor-- L The land which has become Infect tunltles are well aware that we have ! ed' with potato diseases " must" be more crops to do and less time in which' to . planted 'for several years with do ,lt than any other; community of : which are not subject to these par-- equal slxe, under the flag. : '"".' ticular diseases In order" that the "Great successes have been won in : fungi, worms and bacteria which are the past The Here and Now offer : their cause may : starve out of the ! -- Serir j H. HACKFELD & CO. x" more than the past has ever produced sott For this rotation It Is best not broad-guag- e , peas, beans, clover or : ' w ; It Is a time for men; men to use: alfalfa, ' Um'ted. X - . . j swayed by 1271 t onions, but to plant certahi other crops ',...''.. ; not factlcnalisni. men not disc Importera, end Distributors Turn the little to J wgar Factor, g potato ham-strun- with is'and insularity. We f less likely to carry any of the 1 - Commission Merchant. willing only ' diseases; for example,' barley, oats, j HONOLULU. ' must be to do not one " day'B allotment of toil but add to that corn, buckwheat, broom v corn, rye a large share of thought and energy grasshemp or celery.4 I era HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1014.

Honolulu Stock Exchange " NEW YORK STATE DAILY REMINDERS Monday. Oct. 5. Masonic Temple I , Now TheyVe Here! MERCANTILE Bid Asked A. R. Rowat D. V. S. Tei. 4276 AdT. & Alexander Daldln.Ltd i, Finn NOMINATES FOR The season's latest millinery cra-tion- it' cSt. C. Breer & Co received by every steamer. Mil- EDISON 8UGAR. ton & Parsons. Port, above Hotel. Ad. 24 Weddy Cdendar Kwa Plantation Co. . 234 4 Lewis taxis. "Kins St.. near Port. DIAMOND DISC Haiku Sugar Co 130 133 The only whi:e oorr.pany vith sober MONDAY 1 Agri. Co NOVEMBER POLLS well-informe- Haw. and d dr. vers. Tel. 2V0. PHONOGRAPHS Haw. C. & Sug. Co 33 33 Adv. Hawaiian Lodge 'N'a 21; Stat- MARINE .?f AIITOHQB1LE Haw. Sugar Co 344 Purchase Swttt's l:am or '..aeon from ed; ?:Su p. m. Honckaa Sugar Co AND TUESDAY: Gly ....nn HooHo nnmwote np ycur dealer K cay after no t rial you Honomu Sugar Co wuuwviuio vi lniJ, uever h satisfy,.,; u..h aiv ctVr Honolulu Ixtf ge Na 405; Spe- m-pre- Co. IS a d. Hutchinson Sug. Plan. Governor, Whitman Republi '.iniui. Juicy, fine-ft- vu.-t-- tender. RECORDS cial. Thin! ":30 p. m. Kahuku Plantation Co.... i: can, in ;eniintiy excellent. WEDNESDA- Y- Co 12". Progressive Doubt s Kekaha Sugar Ofi7t-r- ot th an:j. navv antl r-a- Koloa Sugar Co 13t j rir.e will fin.1 sh,irl- - "The only machine and Karly returns from ccri'S irU.tr and McDiyde Sugar Co.. Ltd.. the primary .Le !tr devj(,8 3nJ rank insis:nia in z,lUu THURSDAY lion tn New on record that produce the Lipn Oahu Sugar Co 20 20 H ork state Sefteinter sUvtr ;lu, hn.,Uz,. at Wii Honolulu t' nmnran iUtv No. 1; were s iiov-erno- r Olaa Sugar Co., Lid receieu in louay inui:. erty. overtones in music." Statfd; i'1 m. Glynn nom- Onoroea Sugar Co...... 33 33U has apparently ben Miss Power. Houuiu'.n's lecii"!i inated by a large vote on U:e Ietao- - Paauhau Sugar Plan. Co. milliner, suspfst a sreiiii de.-i- n in Pacific Sugar Mill cratlc ticket; Charles S. Whitman, the e : 1 . : . . i rniilinery to suit ut:r :':v!ivii!u.i stlp. iigiiuiiB auorney. was an us if Paia Plantation Co 130 uisirui w.mlIiv!An" . v... nr K,.Jfr,'VUl IN T . 11 Lei Aloh, Chapter. O. K. S.; . r iarl'f:; Pepeekeo Sugar Co winner of the Republican nomination. aiv jn the 1)ot;ton bUvR Stated; 7:30 p. m. ws-- Pioneer Mill Co 24 2.i while the Progressive nomination J ,Iave yqn mt,ct.v ,n ha!,k? HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. 4 th., Waialua Agri. Co 1024 1(6 in doubt between William Sulzer n.P a;e a v.. . .. LIMITED. governor, rei:tfmus eeKiy tr u.eni.'wy fWailuku Sugar Co deposed and Frederick In the Young Dldg. SCHOFIELD LODGI Ltd. Davenport, with the chances iu favor ,a Castle & Cooke, Waimanalo Sugar Co rertain percentagr mi the Hank of t Walmea Sug. Mill Co. ... of Davenport. Hawaii every time vou set paid. It THURSDAY. MISCELLANEOUS. An Associated Press despatch in the will te a wonderful nm- - fnr the fn- - Agents Haiku P. & P. Co.. Pfd.. morning papers of September 2i savs: ture. FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY. Haiku Ft&Pkg. Co., Com. NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Organiza- - 'Shaded Grecian "- - a new face of Haw. Electric Co tion candidates led strongly in the letter for society eugraving purposes 'Equal to th Hawaiian Irr. Co., Ltd.. 34 .... early returns in this city in the pri-'ha- s made a brilliant success umcn? Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 33 '33 V; maries for the Republican and Derao-jthos- e who appreciate the best in such Sterling mark All visiting member of the j order are cordially Invited to at- Hiltf R. R. Co. Prd ...... cratic nominations for Governor and things. The letter is a Wichman spe-Unite- d Mar-- 1 tend meetings of local lodgea. Established in 1859 Hilo Ry. Co., Com. States Senator. Governor cial and 13 worthy. Will voii not ask on Silver. Hono. B. & If. Co.. Ltd., .... 17 tin H. Glynn led John A. Hennessy by Wichman & Co. to show ycu sample I i Hon. Gas Co. Pfrt 105 approximately to 1 in the Democratic cards? BANKof Hon. Gas Co. Com lor, gubernatorial primaries. l' HAWAII Hono. R. T. & L. Co. ... In the Democratic contest for Unit- You insure your hojne against fire, HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, MOD- Inter-Tslan- d S. ed States Senator, James W. Gerard. I Nav. Co.. 1324 ... why yourself HAWAIIAN PICTURES.. oT AT ON- ERN ORDER OF PHOENIX. BISHOP & CO. Mutual Tel. Co United States Ambassador to Ger- not insure against head many, ERY, PICTURE FRAMING, Oahu Ry. & Land Co. ... 124 130 was running ahead of Franklin ache by getting a aox oc Shac? adver- Will meet at their nome, corner BANKERS Pahang Rubber Co .... "12 D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of; OFFICE SUPPLIES. Beretania and Fort streets, everf .navy, by 1. AVhat has .helped to Tanjong Olok Rubber Co...... 20 the aboui 4 to tisement. Thursday evening at 7:30 6'clocjt. BONDS. In? the Republican primaries for G. C. LK1THEAD, Lader. make possible the financ- Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s. Governor. Charles S. Whitman His- - fE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP J. W. LLOYD, Secretary. H. C. ft S. Ca 5s trict Attorney of New, York county, K30V ERNOR BEP0RTED TO 1122 Fort St ing of France's part in Commercial and Travelers' Let- - was leading Hedges, Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s.... Job Republican HAVE SCORED B. O. ters of Credit Issued on the candidate for years ago, PLANTERS HONOLULU LODGE. 616, P. C in. the wonderful Haw. Ter. 4a, Ref. 1905.. Governor two PACIFIC ENGINEERING Honolulu Lodge No. the war Bank of California and Haw. 6s, Pub. by nearly 5 to 1. Harvey D. Hinman, ; Ter. Imp., According to a wireless reoehed 616, D. P. O. Elka, er-so- u the London Joint Imp. former Senator, considerably COMPANY, LTD. thriftinefis of every i Haw. Ter. Pub. 4a.. State ran Saturday meets In their halL on Stock Bank, Haw. Ter. . . behind Hedges. late Governor Pinkham'a Caneultlng, Designing and Con- 4ls...... message to deliv- - King EL, near Fort, iii the Republic. This Ltd, London. Haw. Ter. HptirPH.mtntlvo William f r.a.Iar the convention, as structing Engineer. 3a... ereu by Wade Warren Thayer, erery Friday evening. Hilo R.R.Co. 6s issue '01 . . nt rtrnnVtvn loi Tom w Eridgea, Buildings. Concrete Struc- wvnrk - axe will be the Secretary 'territory, at- Sya-m-i, Visiting Brothers , same thrift Hilo R.R.CO.R&E. Con.6s. Ir tnTtnar cnealiap nf th Qtnto A o of. the tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary "Jl. cordially Invited to -- . t - .u tacked at considerable length the Pro-iecta- .' 1 i Honokaa Sug. Co. Cs... J.i Reports and Estimatea on ,:' means of bui d n g Ameri--!- ; : attend.'- V re i: Correspondents for the 1045. , ; Hon. Gas Co., Ltd. 5a... . lican nomination for United States BUf Pter8.i H7aU 'Phone 1 ANDREWS. t sugar E.R.' France after war is over. can Express Company and Hon: R. T. & L. Co. 6s had interests ,' & Son. a.d.?aV.fd fayneJ1" rethad been offensive to the administra- - H. DUNSHEE Thos. Cook ui v' Kauai Ry. Co. 100 uue-tisu- many r SecJ 6s...... iciycu uuijr auuui as tion to such an extent that the proba Kohala Ditch Co. f!'votes as Wadsworth. ! 6s.... - here TWi. . t k t mill) itgisiiiuuu, eue;iiiiu 10 no- Safety Blades Wm. MeKINLEY LODGE, No. 2. y There is a lesson McBryde Sugar Co. 5s... 95 .u iu riu-,waJ- I li r.uclUu. WaS but slender at the present ' , - K. P. V. Mutual Tel. '6s. gressive primaries W'as very Resharpened better than new. We ... . of ! 1014 .... .,u!l,u, running i.t,me "The representatives of that we can take into our Interest Allowed on Term and Natomas Con. 6s the Grind Anything. 3d Tues- 6ar eSt ?tUrDS Ks1howed sugar planters Washington said Meets every lit and Savings Bank Deposits. Oahu Ry. & tuu in own lives. V Lan'd Co. 5s 1014 .... Sulzer present assemblyman, the message. "are conducUng' a yellow HONOLULU i GRINDING CO. day evening at 7:30 o'clock ln Oahu Sugar Co. 6s 98 and last year impeached as the Demo- - 1115 Alakea, opp. Y. M. C. A. K. of P. Hall, cof. Fort and jcurnai campaign;. advocating prop-crti- c Visiting Olaa Sugar Co. 6s...... 80 85 Governor, ahead of Frederick M.ier.. representation in Washington with Beretania, brothers Pacific G. ft.Fer. Co. 6s. 101 Davenport, former Republican State Jf1p.a vlpw - cordially . invited to attend, tho ln or .intrCT iPrtia- a. m r 9 t m " Sug. Mill .... w V. KOLB, C. ..r Pacific Co. 6s. 9 senator ana rrogressive canaiaate tor tion of a beneficial nature. W. .C J Pioneer Mill Co. 5s ...... 984 .... Lieutenant-Governo- r in 1912, by about L. B. REEVES, K. R. 8. BANK San Carlos Milling Co. 6s 100 .... 40 votes. Subsequent returns of the The new directory gives Detroit a Waialua AgrL Co. 100, 5s...... early evening, however, showed a nonulation of 575,000. ,f slight majority in favor of Davenport, : Gigantic Sales: Between Boards 100, 100, ; The new law makes it impossible to The Kr(Ml)M'tvv((si :: ;.li. Alexander 100, 70, 20 Olaa 5; 30 Oahu Sug. Co. vote for a complete ticket with one Sale HONOLULU 20ft; 15 H.,C & S. Co. 34; 20 Brew- mark and it is not probable that final Slaughter ery 16: , .. ; results of all contests will be known Is atlil on at 153 Hotel Street LIMITED .Session Sales 20 Olaa 5, 5, 33, for a day or two. ' "v 5;' ; M. ni BEN N 5 Onomea 33; 15 McBryde 5. LAKE VIEN NO. FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND s braes K. N. ft K. Lcttert f DIVIDENDS. 2 Baldwin i 14 ICE CREAM, TRY THE Checks OIL COMPANY PRODUCES,-- I "HEYWOOD WEAR" Credit, tad Trarslers' ' : 8.H0ES V 'Oct.' 5-- H. rC.v.&' Co.TsOc Mailable tnroasnoit ttr world. . special) - FINANCIAL STATEMENT HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. ;: J wear longar than you ex .75; Honomu 2.00. $4-5- pect for 0 and $5. '" , Fattors a dated Sep- Hotel and Bethel Street Sugar ; Latest sugar 96 Enclosed in circular HANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO. quotation: degree ? tember 15 the stockholders of Lake ..v':- f .. , test. 4.918 cents, or $9&36 per ton. " Limited. Commission Merchants CchU View No. 2 Oil Company have re- Trcatsfcrs at ceived in today's mail a financial and Insurance Agents : statement brought up to JuIy'3L On lowest Rates Sugar that date the company had 67,825 . FOR GINGER ALE DRY, ; 4.918cts cash on hancl according to the state- Most economical table or hanging MILD OR STRONG DISTILf ment, of which 53,936.29 represented ED WATER try : - Agents for . lamp known, burns only, gallcn jof of -- ' July oil deliveries. T,he statement kerosene In 60 hours; no odor, no I CONSOLIDATED SODA Beets - ffairailaji Cotamerclal ft afar old- candle-powe-r. t assets and liabilities is of as a smoke, no wTck to trim; 300 WATER W0RK5 CO, LTD. Co.,; Co date as June 30 last, and it. shows a For sale Kukul and Nuuanu. 01 EL1' 2171 Company. ; C Brewer & Fort Phoie Hsutsr Henry VVaterhouse Trust Co., surplus of: 1185,627.98 then. The oil Phone 1179. I Pais Plantation, V v. ;; (Umiud) delivery report is no latery but a foot- cm Agricultural Company. :".f note states that the net deliveries for Had ? " SUGAR FACTORS, COM MIS. July were 134,260.49 barrels equal to Sugar Company. Oembe--e Hawaiian Honolulu Stock and lond : ' New Pattern Hats - p2 -' $53,936.29 8ION MERCHANTS,- SHI :,- . Company. , '; Exchange Kahuku Plantation . In the circular it is stated that well i McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. " PINO AND INSURANCE FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS No. 1 continues tc produce approxi- Yat Loy 'Co. 25,000 Men- MISS POWER Railroad Company. -; mately barrels per day. Eahulul ' AGENTS," FORT ST, HONO- Boston Block Railway Company. ;v tion Is made of the influence of the DRY GOODS Canal v MORGAN LTD - European.: ' ' ;;.;v;E lulu, t.'h. J.: F. C0m war on the California oil 12-1- ; i;;v ;.t 6 . :: ' -- ; King SC; r Kauai Fruit & Land Co Ltd. rf. - STOCK BROKERS situation placing the oil export busk ': " ; '. '.'.' mmTmm , Iloaolc Ranch. : Information Furnished and Loans ness at a standstill, but the hope is WANTED. ' , ; expressed ; LJst f 'Officer and Directors: Made. that the new federal Jaw MERCHANT STREET STAR LDQ. will result. ln the bringing of foreign To get in touch with a white man for Silva's Torjgery, Bishop E. F...... President tankers under the American flag. This, place n country ; ' general work about f Honolulu Photo Limited, Q. H. it Is said, wculd relieve the situation care horse,; buildings, etc. Som-"- Robertson 'of THE STORE FOR GOOD , new and, th adds, mean Co. " , Vlce.Preident and Manager Establishing a rule for the first circular that the knowledge of cooking desirable; Supply fire Insurance. circuit court Judge Ashford has or- company would begin making heavier wages very give referenc- moderate; KODAK HEADQUAIITCRI clothes". Ivor . ft ...... SecreUry dered a monthly report of cases han deliveries than it had been doing the es. Address box 94, Star-Bulleti- n. Elks' Building Kin Street ' ' previous 30 THE - k E. A, R. Ross. Treasurer died to be filed with the chief clerk days. 5J76-2- t 1051 Port Street of the court. - Accordingly his own D. F. Co. a JL Carter.....) clerk, Huron K. Ashford, has filed his Chief Justice Edward F. O'Dwyer of FOR RENT. CIHD " 34 New York, president v September. of the National ,: : uj.:itlo. , , C. H. Cooke....) reixrt for It shows cases disposed; 11 nolle prosequis en- Democratic club," suffered a nervous Three-bedroo- m house, electric liht.5, PONGEE SUITS BasKetry Central Aent for Hawaii: R. Gait -.- Directors it i -- DRY-CLEANE- J. ....) tered; sentence suspended in 9 cases; breakdown at New London, Conn. gas, etc. Call at premises. 1941 S. D 500 Speclmena At!za Atxurtnct Company of R. A. Cooke v' 7 defendants imprisoned or fined; two King st.r or ring up tel. 1842. HAWAII A SOUTH Lcndon, New York Under. acquitted; one. case stricken from the The government ot Uruguay has is- 3DT6-t- f SEAS CURIO CO. 1 writer' A;ency; Providence . K Garttey ..) ? calendar; cne dismissed; one assigned sued a decree, for the creation of fire FRENCH LAUNDRY Young Building 1491 f Pay-sand- u. Phone VhIn;ton Insurance Co. D. Q. May .. .Auditor to another court and one divorce de- brigades in the ces of Salto, FOR SALE. i m th f!ocr Stangenwald Building. cree granted Mercedes, San Jose and Rocha. 1915 Buick roadster, electric start 2r and lights; used 500 miles; perfect LUSCIOUS QUENCHING adjustment; casn. owner go FOR. SALE ing Coast. box 93, Put- - Your Poultry Problems to Address this up to hints' Wanted office. r.97G-l- the $550 Small house and lot 50x100. I CALIFORNIA FEED CO. HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII : Nuuanu tract $50 down, $15 Alakea, corner Queen. " ' ' HONOLULU SODA WATER C Ltd, O'Neil Bldg, SG Kin SW cor. per month. ; ; i They will tell you th trouble. Tort St ' 250 Lots 40x100 in Lanakila tract, NEW TODAY . above School street $25 down, Real Estate Management 1 . ; . Worka . $10 per month. . IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR 'The Honolulu Iron YOKOHAMA .SPECIE Adylum road. $50 Hawaii, Territory Company solicit correspondence TP. $400 Lot 60x110 off Our Real Estate Department as-siim- es the District of of . BANK, LIMITED. " esti- , down, $10 per month. . ; . Hawaii. In Bankruptcy. In the mat- and will gladly furnish Ten. the partial or eriire manage- ter of Thomas Ccnley Biackwell, vol- King St. Auto Stand mate relative to the modern Capital fCtscrlbcd.. ..48,000,000 ment of real estate of even descrip untary bankrupt. LATEST CAS. PHONE 4700 equipment of Mills and Factor, apItJ Jlid BP ....20,000.000 E. STRATICH To the creditors of Thomas Cooley lea. reserve fund 18,900,000 P. tion, collecting rents, attending to repairs, 8am McMillan, Sam Petert Walty BIdsv. ? , v, 1i 8. ttzi Bt, Biackwell, cf Honolulu. City and Coun- Antone Rodriguea K. AWOKl...... Local Manager payment of insurance, etc., and relieving ty of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii ' the owner of every responsibility. and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. MONUMENTS , EOR REJJT Notice is hereby givpn that on the and all kinds of marble work New cotage...... $$7.50 We guarantee satisfactory, economical 3rd day of October. A. I). 1914, the cleaned and repaired tj expert i said Thomas Conley Biackwell was RUBBEROID ROOFING workmen at reasonable prices. Five-bedroon-v house . . . . 30.00 service in every detail. . duly adjudicated bankrupt, 'Mi cottage town 2 22.00 and that Best for this Climate. Call for Zimmerman at) bedr'ms SMS Neat in Call and let show vou how we can he the first meeting of his creditors will C. AXTELL'S us J. 2U.-.;;wa-!d 122 Merchant St. CI3, Stan-genwal- H. Schnack, ; of service to vou. be held at my offices, room 507. d Alakea Street CTCCK AND DOND BROKLAS J, building, Honolulu, T. H.. on Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Real iUrr.ttrs Honolulu Ct&ck and Bond , Estate. the 24th day cf October, A. I). 1914, 5 Brewer Building ; Telephone 3633. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which HONOLULU i time : the sai3 creditors "may attend, r HAWAIIAN TRUST COm prove their claim?, appoint a trustee, CITY TAXI STAND HEAT MARKET A GROCERY PURE ASD FRESH examine the bankrupt -- "and - transact M'CHESNEY COFFEE C0 Ullk, Cream arid Butter. HONOLULU, H.T. such other business as may properly ' I CAPITAL CFUU.Y .'RAID) 300,00022 " I come before said meet'ng. j jr:" " . COFFEE ROASTERS. PHONE 3431 Plione 345I , Phone 3522. alt:xand::r lindsat, jr IX Dealers In Old Kona Coffee in Bankruptcy, " A CO. CITY DAIRY MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETL- C. Q. YEE HOP mm r 3, 1014. ; ) : Y GIVES T0U TODAY'S SWS TODAY - V;

A HONOLULU STAB BULLETIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1914.

REELS 8 REELS LOCAL SCENES AMD PEOPLE TONIGHTS PROGRAM 8 POOiLnllair 7:30 Scenic Wonders California, XL of YOU ALWAYS SEE A GOOD SHOW" 7:40 Charles Dickens' "Christmas "WHERE The County 7 Fair at Schofleld Barracks. Carols" (In two acts). , MATINEE TODAY, TONIGHT AND Coming Wtnliipsdayv October. 8: IS Another McJUe Honolulu film. TIME LOFTUS Troops on Parade at Fort Shatter. "The Mexican 8py" "(In TUESDAY THE LAST CECELIA two 11 Beautiful acts). V A DAUGHTER OF THE HILLS," (Jreatest Mimic on the English Speaking Stae. Leading Moanalua Drive and Scenery. 8:00 "A Daughter of the Hills," a Another McRAE Photoplay Taken in Honolulu Woman for, the late Sjr Henry Irvinjr, Richard Mans- John Wis as tho Mexlcon General. story of a Strong Man'a Lore In the days of Nero (in three acts). "THE MEXICAN SPY" field and E. H. Sothern, in ALSO HARRY LAUDER IN ACTION. "THE PERILS OP PAULINE" Watch the Newspapers. "A LADY OF QUALITY" m aaMMMaMsssMswsMMwaMsMWMMMisMsHawswsB mm'mmm'mmmmmmmimmtmmmammmmm I a , . port Shatter Notes CISSY LUFIUS AT PAPULAR THEATER

Special Star-Bullet- in CorrMpondene We Are In FORT SHATTER, Oct. 5. Captain STARRING IN 'A LADY.OF QUALITY' ana airs, james K. Bell will shortly remove from their present quarters in me cantonment to those formerly occupied by Captain and Mrs. Wat kins in the main garrison. 38T The 1st battalion will finish record practice in combat firing tomorrow as far as the work for squads and platoons is concerned and will then take up the firing in the problems for companies. This done the range work on the Fort Shatter range for this season will be completed. It is the intention of the regimental command t REMEMBER THE NEW ADDRESS er to undertake problems for the bat v.1 talions and also for the regiment when the command shall be at Scho field Barracks during the- - period of HELLO! tactical inspection. These latter AND PAY US A VISIT problems will be of great interest HONOLULU! and ' should develop some pretty sit V uations. The recent additional allow jm . . ance of 50 of cartridges rounds ball ) I hate a phone fox every man for each man in the companies has I ,;..: ; N rAAj la Honolulu. Get It right over the made it possible for Colonel French to undertake the battalion problems .wire - "Hello, Mr. Honolulu, and the Fort Shatter range being so :.y.- - , Hello this is Bulletin Bill limited necessitated the firing to be Amim, VfcM, .. speaking at the Model Clothiers. undertaken at the ;Lellehua range, where practically unlimited space is MOBIOLU j'J We hf.ro Just' received a' large U Music CO available. ' lid. Invoice Of BLUE SERGE SUIT3. yes, they arc FAST COLOR and The prompt ac of the county the real TRUE BLUE 12-O- authorities, in the matter of repairing SERGE. Just the right "weight the broken places in the county road w ! fiM from "A LzAv of Oualitv." in which Cecelia Loftus is starred. within the limits of the garrison is j to open at the Popular Theater at tRe matinee Wednesday. for this climate and w have highly appreciated and in addition from1 SI to 16 all sizes breast, marks good administration on the Cecilia Loftus, more familiarly pinnacle of theatrical fame. Since away part of charged "two-a-day- and while the Boas is we those with the main known as "Cissy" In the days 6f her renouncing the " stage she tenance of highways. The road had , are going to sell them for $15. great vaudeville popularity, is the has appeared at different times as become jbadly hununocked and cut by Popular leading lady to E. H. Sothern, . I know he will kick like thunder' iieavy next star billed at the the the the hauling of material for the ater, coming in "A Lady of Quality" late Sir Henry Irving and the late - at such a low price, but let him . additions to department, hospital the ami making her initial appearance at Richard Mansfield, and has won an Lawn and Gardenpurniture - were not repairs, promptly made in kick. Com Ux, before the ies ; and the matinee of Wednesday. Support- enviable reputation for her ability as marble, , get, one or two. would '. soon have necessitated com are broken and ing Miss Loftus is a company , of ex- a character actress. She is seen to In Europe keeps up plete. overhauling. .The post author! II ths war ' ' ceptional ability, including House Pe- the best possible advantage in "A bomposition storie and Indiana lirrieston, great-l-y - ties rare at last able to commence ; the price of serge will go so high- ters, Peter Lang, Hal Clarendon, Ger-- Lady of Quality" and is another of the metalling : In . canton V you touch with a step--, the roads the Ho- can't it ment and they hope to push that part aldlne O'Brien, Roy Pilser, Dave Wall, noted stars to make her debut In ladder, so come quldk. Good Alexander Gaden, Henrietta Goodman nolulu in- - the repertoire' of "Blair's irnproye home's of the general . repairs to completion, your environment and bye yes, we are open evenings; - The i.Tecent heavy rains have made and Edna Weick. Greater Photo Plays.' .Good-br- e Biff ..Y.v roads well-nig- h im- "A Lady of Quality" is filmed closely "A Daughter of the Hills" continues rviy'A-l'.rAA.- the 'cantonment : : I passable until they succeeded in drain along the lines of that popularnovel to draw large crowds to the Popular makes your place - thfe same titlev from he pen of this offering, together (mkA'AAAA ing themselves. of theater and TTi2 Model Glolhiers Frances Hodgson Burnett and the sub- with Charles Dickens' "A " Christmas engaged In drilling ject proves an ideal blending of the Carol "The Mexican Spy" the latter BlalsdeU lltej . bldg., Fort St.'" The contractors - r Ka-meham- rcmauno.r beauty daring- of a Com- the welt1 for the--wate- supply of and the picture taken by the McRae We have an interesting exhibitic?h ; ; such have up derrick aaye-o- r KnigntnooflU vug Aim1 produc- pany and introducing a number of of et the being and other apparatus ' and 'will com- tion a brilliants .picture of Oahu scenes and iHarry Lauder will warmtlr - mence actual drilling this week- - and eolor oCtliat.pictaresquo again be shown- tontght'anfl 'f6morrow the' c- " andrcawY v - Iain '. Furniture pertodj ., v'v r-- ' " night "A Daughter of of tKe' oust The . surveyors Jiave , completed the the Hills" has running of the line of stakes for the . Cecilia Loftus is admitted to be the won uie nignest praise ana proved a location of the big pipeline that will premier mimic on the English speak favorite in Honolulu, introducing asv Tognarelli, & designs in Pedest- carry water through the post of ing stage; today, her several years In It does many beautiful scenes in Rome Vtiigt Vases, the : v; yaudevflle 'lifting her w the highest rdurfng the. days ;of Nera; . Shatter . to the artillery garrison, als, Sun Dials F Tables, ' The announcment: that Lieut and j Mrs; i Fred A. Cook of the 2nd In fantry would ieave for the states on Benches, the Thomas was In error as Lieuten 4IIrePots and Flower Pots. ant Cook has not yet been "returned to duty from his Illness and Is still a patient in the department hospital although well ' along towards recov ery.. ; : ; Lewers 8c Cooke Ltd - fil as SSSs"SJSW BSSSSBBBL Nomination vPaners Filed By e,:reUry- Those aIreadv are Llfent nd Mrs. F. D. Glassford were ...... follows: Lumber and Building Material 177 So, King St. visitors from SchofielQ Barracks yes Many uanajaates ana a r are - For the senate James D. Lewis, y ex terday nd remained-ove- r to be with Republican; Raymond H. Makekau, - Mrs. B. H. V'atkins- - pending Mra, ; Expected id Follow Suit Democrat, and George . P. Kamauoha, Watkins; departure by the . ThomasJ Progressive, for the Island; of Hawaii; - today.: Mrs. Glassford and Mrs. Wat- Fearing the new primary' statute H. E Palakiko, Democrat, for the is- kins are friends of iong standing and may land of Maui; Eric A. Knudsen, Re- days. '. be declared illegal by the su were scboolmf in Girlhood preme court Delegate Jonah Kunlo publican, and M. A:" Mikaele, Demo- Kalaaianaole hastily a no crat, for the island of Kauai. Mrs Palmer jv Pierce, wife of Ma circulated' House Well Represented. minating petition - Saturday and jor fMerce. of-th- e 15th Infantry, was last caused It to be filed with the clerk of For the house of representatives. an overnight guest of Colonel ana Dr. George H. Huddy, Norman K. the . territorial secretary's office late i Mk BW. Atkinson during the stop Lyman and J. P. Hale, Republicans; - afternoon.; petition of the Manchuria last week at Hon- that The carries M. S. Pacheco, M. the precise number of signatures re-- Kekino Kealawaa ydiir grocer tells "Mra. route to 3olu - If you olulu. Pierce Jsen Tfiomas N. Demo- he TtfVas1 and Nalellehua, hv -- tar on1 mQlrna Kta rha li u - Major Pierce, who U at the station of " "" "aco A lrnoAa no.Sn IJ1- - r ..Ar t : i ? ; nomination just as though the recent ' pie regMent InPekjng. :;.: i. H. L. Holstein, M. K. 11 PTimary never - had been held r'T'Zlu. Some political prophets I Makekau and D. K. Kaupiko, Repub does not keep are contend Kawe-weh-i. STRONG licans; "General" Henry L. . W0 WEN MAY BE ing that the new' primary law did not " Home Ruler, and Charles Ka, f ' f repeal any provisions of ' revised i4l mVw tifft vhether in the home the Democrat for West Hawaii; Antbnlo can keep at laws, which make the following stipu or buslneaa world V they concerning F. Tavares, Antonio Garcia, Peruvla Quick Repairs how hrm sflmpntAT)ecullar! to their lation the nomination of J. Goodness, W. F. Crockett and E. candidates: 1 aex. If - every Vornaa, realised how Wu lahnln T?onnhli-arv- n T P Vinno- - Broken lenses replaced Noperson permitted to T be m jronpt LydJa 15. vegetaoio iwn--( shall hi anA N m rinfcnaar -- . Stand p,,,.t 3 and accurate as a eandldatsrfor to t nfKo. work. pound, that Bimple remedy mads from . r r . election aui,ui onui rvuuidr oxiu iituut y v.r jiuss- - me ' umess ne anau....m m- - Special lense ground to order, g nvta ami horhi. com la th root of legislature Democrats, for Maul; John H. and ao requested in: TOItIC and KRYPTOK forms. tho trouble and overcomes anch symp- - minated. wriUnf? Coney Jame9 K and jame8 k. signed not less ; than tweniyfive ? tj Kula Republicans, and J. S. Chandler, ' -- Factory on premises. fAhAj&h duly - they, would qualified electors of the district , iii irritability, Democrat, for island of Kauai. cusnesa and , v the " be healthier, nappier ana suonger u lr which an election is ordered, audi. you suffer from any form of female In which he is requested to be a can-- Many a large man is a small citi-- i- - .y.r ' : ' AMMs&$:M ills why don't you try it? It will pay cuaate. zen. - 1 - . v. uch nomination shall, except as ,IWI1 x ' J i : OPTICIAN AAA. you to . do' hereinbefore provided be deposited - Over May A Co. MARRIAGE LICENSES. with the secretary of the Territory You'd betterget another not less than thirty days before the grocer day M." G.'J6hnatqn,Honolulu... ..,.47 of a general election or twenty HOW LONG IS IT days prior to a special election, ex- Mary ? Warne, .'Honolulu. . . . .39 EM-BERE- SINCE - YOU REM D ' cept on the island of Oahu, where Overbay. Honolulu . . . 24. 1 TO SEND HER James J. .'r.. such nomination shall be deposited . J A COUQUET OF BEAUTI- - Julia A. Bnrget; Hdboluln :; . v. . . : : ,2S not less than ten days before the day of any election." Old Dutch Cleanser is stocked Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Florist, It is thought now that all candi- Hotel St, opp. Young Cafe dates whom the recent primary pur-l- y by all reputable grocers file nominating petitions, to guard PafajGS ' against the contingency which will! andtrie', arise if the primary law is found null - and void. ? D, CASHMAN The time limit in which' Frail Women J. these could be filed, for oandidatss of , V" i suffer discomfort are languid,' TENTS AND AWNINGS the other islands, expired at midnight fretful and nervous, because their Luau Tents & Canopies for.Rent Saturday, and only one candidate, blood Is thin or insufficient, but . 30 Years Experience ported to have nominated wil formal--' If those so afflicted could fully BOWERS' MERCHANT 1 PATROL Fort SLr nr. Allen, upstairs. Evan da Sllva, legislative candidate realize the wonderful blood-ms- k. from Hilo, foresight to1 -- i. v Phone. 1467 ; exercised the ing properties of SCOTTS EMULSION Wo WhlTe You ANNOUNCEMENT get his nominating petition in before they would not deprive themselves-o- Watch c L ' Sleep" ; that date. On Oahu the aspirants its benefits. , - willt, j have until ten days before the No-- 1051- - Box' 284 Ho Tonj, formerl with Wall & Nourishment alone not drugs or Phone ' vember election to file, the time limit alcohol makes blood and Dougherty; announces the opening of ' TEXTBOOKS exnirinz midnight of October 24. Scott his own establishment, under the supreme Emulsion is the essence of medical Anof All School Supplies : Sole! Should the conrt find the, name of Other by.Drueeists primary statute unconstitutional a nourishment free from wines general mixuo certain to and alcohols or opiates. is result E.O.HaU.&Son 'Watch and Jewelry Repairing a .; ARLEIGH'S some special arrangements will bej SCOTTS E3IULSI0X ofltr OB holloim Specialty. found necRssary to get the reauisite . overcomes Y GENERAL, languor toutchkt tranquil ' , CRESCENT JEWELRY CO, ' on th.o make - nnml)er;of names ballots. f ' ' vMERCHAND1SE V i Fort St, nr. Pauahl .SL . Six candidates for the senate and ntrvc. Fort ami King Sts. STAR.BlTLLfcTIN GIVES TOU 25 candidates for the house have paid Kan dunitstn. TCDAyS AETTS TODAY : their nomination fees to the territorial XS3 y STAR-BULLETI- Eiamv H0S0LULT7 N, .MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914.

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HAND-TO-HAN- D - vi r . sians had met with reverses from our FIGHTING AT SOISSONS army, they were reinforced beyond Love's Bakery t Associated Press by Marconi Wire--j Nfemen and the Bobr rivers. The Ger. , les ) man army then withdrew for strategf paris, France, Oct. 5. (Official. ' cal reasons. Heavy Pghting is taking place at Sois-- j :The Russian offensive in Galicia sens between the Allies and the Ger- - has ccmpletely failed up to the pres mans. ent time. The Austrians hold strong Several lines of trenches have been pocitions between the fortresses of taken by the Allies in hand-to-han- d Przemysl and Cracow. t - f.ghting, and the Germans are con- "The total number of prisoners taken WATCH testing every step of the advance. by the Germans up to September 12 Vlh WO.u VUK w?.v220,COO men, 4110. offi i . i- Ji . Every night when the including wisjtii - i r ii:ui i ffi.izi a 'vs POINCARE GOES cers t i i r i i.i ii v i Hosing whistle blows, the OUT TO BATTLE FRONT 'M V I mrff l I II J ff men who Advices from Bordeaux say tht GERMAN DEFEAT are doing such President Pcincare, accompanied by IN EAST PRUSSIA loyal and rapid work on the premier and the minister of war, PETROGRAD, Russia, Oct 5. It. i left the temporary capital , yesterday officially announced that the battle a our new storejind vours nocn to proceed by automobile to the Augustova, where the German invasion GROW place the opening day battle front. of Suwaiki province was repelled, end ?f5 nearer on the The party wiM remain several days ed yesterday in the complete defeat of xu calendar. ill the field, visiting the trocps for the the German army. . purpose of encouraging them, and con- The Germans are fleeing along the gratulating them upon the bravery whole East Prussia front, and are Wc will socfii bo in possession of the ilateon they have shown agairvst the enemy abandoning ail their stores and sup You'll be called on and their successes. plies. - They have lost all their heavy whicli we will open tins': interesting store-r- -t he artillery. f right acknow- one YOU ARK SO INTEKESTKD IN AND GERMANS MASSING Russian troops are in full pursuit. and left to ON DUTCH BORDER LIKK SO WELL. i AMSTERDAM, Holland, Oct. 5. Re- 30CO RUSSIANS ports received here are to the effect TAKEN PRISONERS ledge salutations when i We are fignririon opening it about NOVEM- - e ...... that German activity is Increasing on AMSTERDAM, Holland, Oct 5. it BEU 1 ST, mid on our opening day we will not the Dutch frontier. The Belgian town is reported here that the German com .aaiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiijiiip you get your Lim-burg- ,- -- Fell a ilollarV worth of merchandise not a of Lanaeken, in the province cf mander of the fortress of Koenigsberg has been occupied by the Ger- has announced the capture of 30CO -- 1 1 I enny but day and evening we are going man forces. . Russian prisoners and 18 big guns in to have YOU AND YOUR FKIENDS INSPECT the battles of last Thursday and Fri WAR BRINGS RELIGIOUS day. Adler-Rochest- er THE STOKE A Nl) STOCK IN WHICH YOU REVIVAL IN FRANCE Fall Suit A HE SO GREATLY INTERESTED, and that is LONDON, Eng., Oct 5. The Times KHEDIVE OF EGYPT is In receipt from PRISONER OF TURKEY cf advices its Paris well-dresse- correspondent saying that the waisl ROME, Italy, Oct 5. A- - despatch likes to know a d - everyone causing religiou- revivals in France, received yesterday from Constantino as The French priests are showing pie says that the khedive of Egypt Adler-Rochest- er In on prac- - and an suit z 9rat hsroism the field, as well as who is a visit to Turkey, is man laDoring amonq wouna-- , a nas or-- MODEL CLOTHIERS unseursniy tne ticany prisoner. The sultan better-dresse- ed and from the battle fields and the o'ered the khedive not to leave Con makes you & d man. f . ERANCIS LEVY refugees. stantinopte without permission. The Times expects a similar religi BLAISDELL HOTEL BUILDING, FORT ST. ous revival in England. BALLOON AMERICA SOLD TO BRITAIN 1914 Styles About November 1st, in Our New Store, TURKS OUST ITALIANS SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 5. Fall 1139.1141 Fort Street. FROM AVLONA The sale to Great Britain for $25,000 AMSTERDAM, Holland, Oct 5. -- It of the great dirigible balloon America, in- ; good Is reported here that the Italian naval Whkh was built for an attempt to cross are exceptionally and are not ioniinBeni wnun was unoeo a mv-- , the Atlantic, is reported here. The ions,-ioanj- a, so prevent tne i urKs airship will be used for war purposes. in iprice in spite of a greater -- creased iTom laKir.g pcsoession or inai capital i -- - city, has been routed by the Turks PETKUbKAD CONFIRMS brought about by with Austrian assistance. If the re- EAST PRUSSIAN VICTORY cost in manufacture ports are correct Italy probably will L 0 N DO N, Eng., Oct. the r ad $22.50 become involved in the war. vices received from Petrograd give de the war. Staple, prices, and up. ; tails confirming the disaster attending ANTWERP STILL the attempted invasion of Russia by ' For the men who don't desire to pay " : INTACT; HEAVY. CASUALT1 ES the Germans from East' Prussia i into more we have the finest $15 line of t ANTWERP. Belelum. Oct. 5.lt is the province of Suwaiki. suits sold in the' territory. e FORGET YOUR CORNS 1 ' ' " "' ' , officially announced that the situation While the official German despatch- - : c''i' :':: :;- -; is unchanged. :The artillery duel be-!- es report a retirement before the re by getting rid of them. Forget the pain and discomfort tween tne torts oeiencing tne city ana , infCrced Russfa armv on the Niemen the German siege continues using - batteries river. Petrograd reports that the in Ideal Clothing Co., Ltd. 'by All th bridges of the River Nethe vaders were routed. destroyed by Belgians, 84 HOTEL STREET PANTHEON BLDG. have been the : Central Ne.ws despatches say that to delay operations from the north.. whole regiments were drowned In the The GermaiM have requested a two-hou- r Niemen river during the retreat and Green's Corn Remedy armistice to bury-th- e dead who ".--- -, y v-- :,y that the Germans lost all their siege W. y-- :y.y .:rLryy'- as- ; '' were killed in the unsuccessful : y i$ easy A artillery. r It to apply and sure'ln Its effect.- 'quarter' on line of defenses. , J saults the outer The German emperor, who was re worth of Green's Corn Remedy will eive. you many "do- ported to have aone to the front, is - - GERMANY OFFICIALLY to difficulty. llar's worth of Comfort' , said have escaped with goods' SAYS ANTWERP TOTTERING JAPAN TO KEEP t whether .their, were shipped or the exemption from duty if exported '" ' '.''."": ''y:-- y- . : ' 'i r 'i'i v v" BERLIN, Germany; Oct 5. The gov AUSTRIA MAY MOVE j stored In bonded warehouses before within one year from the date of im- Aug. 23, Sold only by err.ment gives out the following offi . SEAT OF GOVERNMENT GERMAN TARIFF or are to be shipped or stored portation.:; ; in bonded warehouses beglm- - .y government lim- cfal announcement: I .ln view of reverse, and Rus-S- t after the The allows the time waver, this the LAW UNREPEALED nlng of hostilities, providing thesa'p-- fop expiring between "Antwerp forts Cather stan advance on Cracow, Vienna ii pre- - " i it ' i :ryy., - , ine and Dorpweld forts have been rarln fnp'a anrf tallr :y':. .i. jers oeciare mat tne lm portauon win the dates cf Aug. 1, 19H, and July 30, Ltd; 1 iln hi I. Benson, Smith & Co., - v - be taken. Of removing the. seat of the Austrian irade before the end of.March,1915.' 1915, to be, uniformly extended to the Waelhelm is invested. NEW YORK. The East ; and West The. same law allows until July 15, end of July, 1915. - . The Rexall Store "Fort governmen' according to reports re- "Termcnde ., is occupied by our News Bureau has made public a cable 1915, the maximum limit of exemption ' Open M. ceived yestNday message Until, 11:15 P. forces. Rome say Inns- received from Tokio statins to duty certain goods imported into The town of Etna Green, Ind., was Advices from that government rpshlnmpntv ' Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts. Phone 1237 "The new attempt by. the French to bruck, capital of Tyrol, more than 200 that the Japanese permits Janan for nhrnarl Theio almost destroyed by Cre at a loss of turn the western wing of our army has to importers the enjoyment of the German- goods ?re specified article 8 of. thej $150r000. ;The 500 ' residents were miles southwest of Vienna, near the - been , successfully repulsed, and the German border, and directly south of -Japanese commercial treaty existing tariff law and were granted made homeless.' ; French are terribly excited. Munich, Is mentioned as the place to "South of Roye and at Toul, sorties which the Austrian government prop by the enemy have been repulsed." , ably will remove. 1 . Rome also j reports that an endless INDIAN TROOPS . stream from Galicia ION of wounded has FIRING LINE been pouring . into Vienna, and that (Associated, Press by Commercial there is a among great, num- Cable.) famine bers cf unemployed in Bohemia. . LONDON,' Eng., Oct. 4. The land- A despatch from. German headquar- ing of the Indian "contingent In Mar- . ters received In London yesterday ' ' - ) VJt seilles has been completed and the says that a portion of the 22d Russian J l ifz Biosri Furniture' lovers troops have left for the front. army corps, composed of Siberian troops, was defeated in a two-da- y bat--, GEORG RODIEK tie at Augustova, in the province of ' HEARS OF VICTORIES ' Suwaiki. T Prices Reasonable 'Following is the cablegram received by the German consul last night: GENERAL VON TROTHA "General situation of the German REPORTED KILLED - Daggae handled with promptness armies in France satisfactory. The ; From Paris the death of the German -- - reinforced riant wlna Is Droaressina lieutenant-genera- l, von Trofha, is af JWUriJLJli I along line of Arras, Albert and " the firmed; He was killed in East Prussia. Roye. The heights at Roye, which are j THE BILLION-BUBBL- E I of t psrtijtular importance have been : ESWRECK STEAMERS DrtRtC4 taken after terrible battles. The cen--' NORTH SEA ter .Tnrougn tne opera-- 1 ::mmW Transfer LONDON, Oct. 4. Advices ' Meusej Eng, I t'ons along the River. two sperr--j from Ostend to Lloyds say that the - forts (outer defenses) were captured. British steamship Dawdon, bound from Ca, Li&; . y "The advance of stronger ; forces Hull for Antwerp, struck a mine In the through the loop at St Mihiel was im- North sea and was sunk. Nine of the possible so far, on account of French crew are reported missing. to Bldg 1874 Telephones 1871 dig St, fiext Tonus counter attacks from Tout.: The Allies . Despatches to the Central News from admit, however, that they have sus- South Shields Say that the Norwegian tained enormous looses, m&, and that the steamer Truma was wrecked by a German artillery Is strongly; superior. North sea mine yesterday morning, "The African troops had to be with- two persons being drowned. drawn from the field on account of ; -- I cold weather. ',,'".':' yyyy-y- : BRITAIN TO COUNTER-MIN- E CRESCENT: JEWELRY CO. y "The fall of Antwerp is imminent The British admiralty announces ...... w ? , Two forts have already been silenced. " that the German tactics cf laying ' 6 "The Situation in the east is con . Leaders line. mines in the North sea have forced in their tinuously favorable? After the Rus- - - - , - ', England to adopt similar measures. - - r,. . w. ' Rome to All work guaranteed. - Late despatches from the Sale all Rouman- For Grocers London Times report that a at ian sailing vessel and an Italian steam .Ho-Tong- formerly with Wall & Dougherty, Prop. ship have been sunk by mines in the 1 ! Vi 1 Adriatic sea, with heavy loss of life. t H 1 phn " 1130 Fort St., near Pauahi. CZAR GOES TO FRONT PETROGRAD, Russia, Oct 4. It Is officially announced that the caar has, started for the front and will join the in- SAwA Russian irmy repelling the German Migf vasion in Suwaiki province. v."; mcA ' LONDON SAYS ATTAC KS ON ANTWERP FAIL ad-vic- WEAIMEU ? LONDON, Eng., Oct 4. Official ME yesterday by Reuter's Agency say two on Antwerp that German attacks 0PBIS TOMGHT y-J- y no chances In have been repulsed with heavy losses is likelv to be htonur. Take the removal to the attacking 'forces, y .OH -- of BAGGAGE, FTKX1TURK FREIGHT. Place RUNNER l, mm mm get dependable service. SUCCESSFUL AT TSlNGTAU vour orders with us and a - LONDON, Enft, Oct 4. According to a message from Tientsin to the De- IT ; 1 HONOLULU CONSTRUC-- ? spatch yesterday, a Hamburg-Ameri:-lin- e -- A i .,a 0 i till steamship has run the J. : 4 naval blockade at Tsingtau, cs-- r. gone TION &DRAYING Co. Ltd. ' EARLY 0i L cargo of ammunition into the jcity. B&N0LTJU7 CTA1M3 U tLL 1 W , MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 1914. POLO SEASON CLOSES WITH J AfJOfilER l'JI(J FOR oliiws mm - ? J;- ?- 1 . v M ' V'- J. r - Mmm twmMMmWmv 1st Field Artillery Four Defeat- v ed in Game at Schofield for . & ' C ::;V"-'"'i:- - ennnnonnonnnnannp Wall Dougherty Trophy , xt " n PORTUGUESE PUT n GOLFING HINTS. tt Oahu . First Field Artillery 3 ffiUSHAD tt a 1114 Bunts and The polo season closed last tt By STRAIGHT DRIVE. 3 S?t unlay afternoon, bo far as the Oahu ; tt REST CURE When you can- - team Is concerned There may be a V- - 5 CHINESE OUT OF Bounders PRO. BALL MANY tt not get the ball straight away tt few mere matches for the army teams V"' tt from the tees, when nearly every tt at SchofleW, but nothing-l- a scheduled, Yap spoiled a wonderful stop with tt iron shoe goes anywhere but 8 and with the annual maneuvers ns a rotten throw in the fifth. tt true to the line and when the tt It Is more than likely that tt hole apparently jumps to one d.le tt scidit-r- a a year '(j stsi the will also call It e The boarded-I- n side of the grand- CENTURIESAOO tt as you putt you would do well tt pentes well-earne- d ; and turn their (m&'tur a v. big improvement. gam is a 5 jfp stand " it , - t tt to abstain from the for a tt rest i. :, , tt week or two. tt The closing game was played on the slim crowd, in spite of Baw-aw-aw-al- I The usual "Pla-a-a-a-- !" seen some y It is tt have wonderful tt Prospects Bright .for Winning Lellehua field, and was for a first leg Punchbowl Team Has Outside the fact that there has been no base- tt cures effected by two weeks" aV tt not as new an expression of popular -- on the Wall St Dougherty cup, open to ball for a fortnight tt sence from the links. The Iost tt Opening Game Against teams on Oahu, to be won three Chance to Tie With Puna- -' impatience to have some one "start and something" as some people may think. tt players occasionally suffer from tt Punahou Saturday times by the lane club before becom- hous foe First Place Kaleo was advanced two bases on tt being overgolfed. just the same tt Cat-air- y Neither is playing ball for a living a ing Its permanent property The a line put out which, is going some, tt aa the duffer. A short rest and tt strictly modern invention. In fact prospects of a strong football . and Artillery Tours Tought it out s - The ...... "i. J Portuguest 2, Chinese 0. ever for a Japanese juggler. tt return to game with a le- right play ' :r:. thousands of years ago. 'way down in the tt team being put on the field Saturday last Wednesday for the to The Portuguese successfully cleared around tt termination to take things easily tt Oahu in the finals, the wagon soldier Yucatan, impatient crowds sat by Kamehameha against Punahou are ' the first Jumn of the triple hurdle that When Sloan is pitching to Carroll tt at the start has often eliminated tt being successful, and then losing to in ball parks, yelled themselves very bright as the squad has improved .fi'vvi'?j illee between them and a possible . tie he has to aim at the plate In Order hoarse, beat one another in the back, tt the trouble. tt immensely during the past week. The their civilian rivals by the above Oahu league pennant. Also, to get the ball low enough. tt Many a golfer has planned 1 for the headgear into his tt score ""' 7 and threw their feather coaches, Lieut Booths 2nd Infantry, both the Coast Defense' and the Chi arena in the enthusiasm of the tt two weeks' vacation months tt It was a good game to watch much A. H. RICE. pennant the and Lincoln Achieu. are sparing no nese have been eliminated as Sloan fell in retrieving Yen Chin's moment, just as we are doing today. tt ahead, anticipating a veritable tt time in getting the players down to better than the figure indicate. There factors, Portuguese turning one bunt in third, but Cobbs tt golfing picnic 54' half of the field, a good end- the the made a nice Also there doubtless were' Ty' holes a day. tt the fine points of the game. were flashes of class polo by both but run, yesterday, while Hawaiis recovery throw from the ground. "fielding" tt At end) ing with a clever try by Macfarlane, trick the and whose skill In "batting" and the of tnree or four days tt In a practise match Saturday afternoon teams, but as has been the case in administered the knockout to the sol they could afford to tt he reaches a stage of deepera- - recent matches, the game resulted in a goal durine theovertime. was such that tt against the husky Engineer team several " diere Saturday.' Now, If the Portu Scorers will have to start a new hold up management occasionally tt tion, in which he feels that he tt dragged toward the middle .of the play, The second period opened with an--! the from Fort Shafter, the cadets ,held guese can trim the? Coast Defense and column for La MereIn which to rec-- o a few more hundred Jaguar skins tt wants no more golf. tt : other bard fight for their opponents down to a close score, being' more interesting at the start round the center of d - the field, the' of the Hawaiis, and if the Punahous lose r a year by threats to quit professional tt On the other hand. If he start- tt losing by cne point the score at the and at the finish. Saturday this might 'defense both teams game 18 their one' remaining to the flies. go to farming. tt ed with holes the first day. 6--7. bo for by a heavy fall which being very good.' Castle finally scored ball and tt end of the fourth quarter being accounted " will exactly - for Oahtl, Bald- Saints, it be a dead heat between Of course the game was not tt with the afternoon spent In rest- tt line is a very strong Walter Macfarlane got in the fourth and "another goal by long it was ing riding, The cadets win followed immediately the Puns and the Ports.' It's a Jack Lawson didn't: have much Sat- baseball. But the point is that tt or and the same the tt and any team of the Interschoias-ti- c period, which shook up the Oahu No. after the things hap urday except were regular tt next day, one. throw-in- . Thfe was a pretty piece of chance, but stranger' have a loud sweateir blue a ball game, that there with only an occasional tt league will find It a hard problem 3 considerably, and somewhat disor-- i or "there 36 ' teamwork, Baldwin lying out and pened, and Punchbowl Is In an atti with diagonal orange' around It ball parks-- courts and that tt hole day during the first week, tt to smash The line is composed ganized the team1 for V couple of tude of prayer. were professionals who played the tt he would probably have enjoyed it chukkurs. Micfar lane's pony seemed' catching a long pass from Castle, to tt mostly of experienced men who have which straight' yesterday's game wasn't as good as What between Sousa and the pop game for what there was "to' H" Jf his golf much better and played tt played on either the first or second L cress his legs and go down Without he converted with a boy, afternoon's exchange tt a game. ' a glance block the entertainment theml" Maybethe medium bf better- year. giving a to- - shot for the posts. at the would indicate. a team Jast the rider chance throw sounded more like barnyard of jaguar skins, "pounds - mln-- 1 The Chinese played listless ball, and it than took the'form 8 Among new players on team himself free, animal rolling par The third chukkur was several a. ' the the the very shy on pep ball game. ., of cacao, fancy feathers, or what not tt tt tt h xx a a tt good tially over him) Macfarlane had the utes along when the Artillery scorea seemed the that same,, and an a a a this year are a few who made goal, marked their earlyseason efforts. The but it was money all the' on game Saturday. J. Htla, a lad Hind Knocked completely out or him. thefr first Dodds being the one triple buy: with at the club, the -- La Mere's could to send the ball through. Naylor al- team lacks the spur of Lang Akana's to right in the they ft' from the. Kona district is '. holding and was out for several minutes, but ! fourth was an place as .the case most, did likewise; the ball startlne hustling field tactics. In the last In- - awful welt The ball or In tte market down a position at right end and he no further, damage Was done, and after nlng-Ija- i bounded off might be. They had their .peculiar PLAN - inside, Tin gave a flash of hlB the fence and only fast 4 MILES heady player. He captured sev- short' Intermission" he waaJ able: to for well th mnts nn niiehtiv teal fielding kept ."slang";.' too, rat least in is a a' lofted 'shot and being deflected' by f0Tm y stealing "threei bases, bat the It from being a homer., systems of eral forward passes Saturday from his remount and continue the game. ' parts of the' Americas whlch, ' wind Inci-- ron aian t pount ror just as nia spikes some opponents for long gains. the at the last moment -- means about General Edwards Officiates. . The crowd took it "out on the um- translated into English - Something ceremony dentally the balls used by the army oer. the plate the batter cut the them; Lost Captain. of a was made the-thir- pires to us as ours would to x teams are not adapted to the field, air wfth strike. The ball yesterday. Bruns got the worst as much Unfortunately the Kam team, has of the final game of the Season, and of .lt, being all of which is . brought put by Mr. They are too light and if they get off was fcoming, right over, and he had :in a liosltlon where Chi- last its star player and captain this the attendance a'nn laterest'Shown au- nese rooters could throw Franklin Adams in his story t"IndI the ground apt to fly no choice but to hit at hut if It firecrackers ; year in Antone Correa, who made such . gurs army are off line, no it - " ? in well for' polo next year. 4 at him- ; genous' Games in Latin 'America! was the match played at the matter how cleanly they are hit" Pot-- had heen" the; second. Instead 'of the the Monthly Bul- a good showing against Punahou last It third, would the 'July number of year. played left-halfbac- While post since Brigadierfit General Clarence ter's peny kicked the bail through for Lai Tin surely have the Pan'; American " Union, He an Oahu score period, following scored. ..The Hawaiis ran wild on the bases letin of. playing soccer last year bis right leg Edwards, himself a polo enthusi- In this ; ball game is keen Saturday, failing to get away Washington That the ; i first-clas- s a scrimmage posts, j with . ' was broken and although in ast, assumed command there, and right between ' , The Portuguese wpre lucky to ge.t too.-- ; it an: ancient institution in the Americas - Dave Desha once overran third now his parents . object to v gave-- where the ball bung for Half a mln- away with the game for they only got may gathered from the.ollowiUgf condition Genera) Edwards his official - base and was font out be "Music, some and" when he should cards, . - the usual ute in a tangle or sticks and hoors. two off Luck Yee. A couple er- - : his playing football this season. He sanction to the sport rpd pledged his hits of have- scored. ' Y Game Is American. Myr- : smoker stunts for which the old was to lead this year' team. . . personal support. He threw In casue also got a goal, making the rors accounted for cne tally in the ball game J8 indigenous.'' to the the inn . "The tle Boat Club Is justly famous," is score 5 1 ead-of- f John Makanani has been-- chosen to at half time, which came opening franie and a single ; ' first' simian ball that opened the game, "and after Saturday's contest was marred by Americas. rPerhaps the the promise held out on an invitation captain in place of Correa, resigned. Oahuans .were winners, at the end of the third," the game being by Bushnell in the fourth.' followed so many inhabitants found true sport in catch- the returned - errors the scorer must have issued by the boatmen for, an enter post - - net-conse- nt and he is a good man for the - shortened to six periods byv mutual by a slashing triple by La- Mere;' cocoanuts tossed from the tall ' presented" the trophy; and also the lost count of them, for unofficial ing the talnmenfto be pulled" off at the' boat tlcn. Playing halfback much Individual cups given by R, Shin- ted the other Atlhat, SIoan1Itched scores give palms certain it is that several thou- at left each side at least a third ' house next" Saturday evening. The laernectAd from him as. he hm lata gle. The eight 'players vwere rlngea wrx mwr riii. ; a nice game uirougnoui, ana gave tne more, than! are; credited " sand ' years ago the ball game had to thent, idea Is for members' and their friends of speed . and , is about the headiest . with lels aa soon as they field, Macfarlane celebrated his return to ."Chinese little chance to count and he reached a' high' state of development left the to get together for a general good , ; : : player on team this year. Old ones Tor ' the saddle after hia fall to the fourth should get plenty- of credit for the The. In the 70 cities scattered' throughput the red the artillery and blue 4 s catcher tried out by the Coast time, and to lay plans for future re- reliable Kalet Hlpa Is holding his own white'1 by scoring afterCastle had brought, win. He1 allowed four hits, all scat-th- e Yucatan.' On 'clearing away the mat and for the Oahu team. 'Form- Defense team Saturday" petitions , same. Myrtles down field ' tered, let about half ' marvel- of the The again at fult back." This young player ing In' a Bemlcirclef around General ball the. with a pretty and fanned nine. He was In the of . the balls pop out glove. ted forests enveloping t&ose : of his It dlsclc-se- are staging an elaborate musical show Is game as can be. v L' Cockett and J. run. Dodds made one: for the wagon, hole with batters several times.'with ; ball courts were was ous ruins, -- Edwards; while officers and; ladies of - ' a tifitr , glove ; and perhaps that at the Opera House on the 27th, 29th Kansr are two new players --trying for soldiers '; " . j three balls and nos strikes, ' most sacreJ temples, nd, the post end visiting civilians gath- "7; r but they will alibi him out oMt He pegs like near the' " and 31st of this month, and next Sat rto begin-- J fnoTY, hlerofctyphics and 6ne of the back field positions. Both . VVitha lead of 6 2 at'the either let hl go tr.o rfariorftte grooved ones by for a: shot, though , -- ered round, the playera .listened to Sometimes not 'exactly urday's smoker will serve as a boost men were-- given 8vtryout Saturday hing cf. the fifth, looked like sure; called" strikes, ?or else hl up ' 1 : seme scund praise for the sport,: and it a .weakly; where, hie ' pietographs,' oniatln;;bwlhi. flor the other affair. - : leems victory ' --fiESt.liwttlf uteudstrt c and Cockett to have a shade wishesLfer..ita-fn-"turriu"cQes- for Oahu. but when JDodds ' In the one mak"tvnt was oi iuo coun,-- peme sportsmanlike. 3. much learnea Alber- scorea pass CehtuTles aft- The following well known talent will on his opponent for: the position. " 1 again lor the Artillery the civ-- uusnneu drew a M. "Ornellaa Lan 'Akank's sad- character of thestjort5 1 GenerarEdwardar touch-- . batting punch is Ma- be heard at the smoker: t-Mitchell is ' breaking into - the iUan riders started1 to hustle, and three second out," flying to ly passing of these ancient; - I ed on the friendly attitude cf the war madee Kara missed 'by the Chinese these days. er the Kaai's music men, The : Midnight game quarter-- , ' goals Fat 1a Spanish explorers for the first time at. department towards sport 'ex-- j resulted " Sam Baldwin pulled in right who made dandy catch Their offensive strength was yes- yans, came the first Glee Club, ' Prof. Caceres, Prof, de the but niv younger in Con- back. He is rather slow, but it Is wu u.io mu u me ouuu who found that a race - ! plained lhafc aimy teams were badly: uivvms inui u .""u uuuuiea me runner get terday.. Even Lai Tin can't line out - Graca, W. Hutton, George Bustard, throw-i- n - f Aztecs, had- re- hoped that be will Improve by tho back" to bag- r, handicapped lack of mounts, the and carrying it through vtinC the Then Bushnell those sharp hits over and through thd tiguous territory, the BiH , Kerr, P. S. Morton, G eorge Cro-zie- lor fast k time the first game is played against posts ' stole; Hoon . ' ; t ' old lnto"a "national j a-- the before the other players Kr pegging to infield as' vived the pastime condition which, he hoped to see; far the be used ta Gus Schaefer. Punahou. - - - ... i. ': ; "God Sport gradually rectified as as Schofield were fairly under way, Then Rice rights of TeCond --The center' fielder game" :with' a stone 'of,. far - - ' l' ; The line is composed of such, men pulled eff a beautiful goal shoV- frem Juggled the ball, 'and then One toueh ln?tfie ffeht ApM hlATi- - beAming on;everyycourt Cvi' Barracks was concerned. Harold Cas- maA' as D. Simecney, W. Ber-tlem- an - hopeless - early SLOW SATURDAY GAME Eno and the : ac- Just beyond the center of the field, throw to third, which got by- ers was very noisy, and used a "The peculiarity of these tle, captain of 'the Oahu team, : vile ball, when; in play, : brothers; all of whom havo cepted the custody of the trophy "un- ana uasue aaaea anotner to.tne4otai. iap ana luck xee, who ran in to epithet to a COO that was nlalnlv anAU games was that the ; RESULTS IN MAULING on no" up. tfio Vinn hut been lasr year's team. The team in- There was scoring In 'the 'last 'hack him The ball went ble !n th grandstabd toi til "next time,' and later, at . an 'to the The latter ' " ' 'hip, which .the FOR C0AST DEFENSE as a whole believes it can give Pun Cavalry-Artiller- y, period, "which was very In stands and. Bushnell shook . one 'finger: At, troubTe-make-r struck by tle around; formal gathering at the' fast jpots. canje home the - v - pad ahdu a hard rub this year in spite of Rice-pu- t JCvery polo game develops staf, t Saints Win. ' ; ahd thefi oppo- player wore a' protecting oreaui- " club, Arthur into words its ' burriedlr beat- It in the ; I y: "".hi- : .. Hawaiis 11, Coast Defense 4. the loss of the captain. . cr rather some one player out The opener . be-b- site direction f the general good feeling of the Oahu stands v was a sad y ' ' ' being very top game. affair great stone disk with a bole i itt !the Six runs and seven hits had been Among other; interested sportsmen players army rivals, at the of his tween . the Asahis W for their and the ' - and the St Louis ia r'vHflAi''" . the f in- who have visited the schools giving This was caae with team.- ' .Ijt egan hum .u v. gathered-of- Lawson In the fourth hope, meetings would ; the Arthur Rice Barney Joy, who ' was sched-Saturda- y, to rain about the seventh ceuier wivueu that be 'even ; Violl . waa . drlvpn hpfore ft Point WaS Saturday' game was the' team players pointers are Lieut ; his being inning Stay-to- n ning of when he more frequent in the future. i work excellent in uled to pitch for the Saints ' tumped last Saturday and Umpire Lyman; ' Daniel; ' Lv - - every Very naturaUy a "lively" ball replaced by Hundley; The team be- Kannakuu and Jr : ;C"-- '. : v;, : respect He waa sure his Job looked hopefully scored. Opening: on;the: and went to at the sky. The a Schofleld play u-ee- Hcpgood Fast to ' : uomm The boys appreciate thjs game defensive, and at the same Ume waa with the Hawaiis. ians, ny this time were heartily was used; smce ruooer hind gave poor support, seven errors The itself started with a rush, and Janssen went twno : help" very much a sthey have no ex- hitting with' great accuracy, on the - tired of the ' slow, yell- being chalked up and the combination first one side and then the other driv- andwas. hili'and did fairlrwelL- Th loose contest v?w0id' marvel at the skill perienced coach since Brewer: left w ed. "StOn "hi i chroniclers put the Coast Defense down and out '''-- ing ball danger zone, but wiuo iui uufeu wjlu uue n.oaM.i maae aiL sorts of tha 'rime! 1nf fhen 1 y. y-- the Into the V .' .HIWH, ,flq players for a school..'. bail when Opportunity offered. Piayeda very poor tbe sun came' out 're-- and endurance of the as a pennant contender; the Hawaiis v few shots for goal coming off. ; When brand of ban, ahd' the umpire the game Saturday . following ' gamo the - game was seldom won under four being easy winners. :v Billy Williams la last Lieut rang had1 is the score: ,i being: grateruiiy ordered the teams to re. g : the bell neither side scored, extremely tiresome. " exnauni-tn- Besscn referreed, while Lieut C. B, ' t : constant piay. sucn . - A. ;-.- sume; of except fourth : Oahu S. Baldwin, No. 1; H. K. The scores fT hours was hit freely, but in the and the ball was in the Artillery's - of both games follow': "with dozen, partici- Lyman acted as umpire. . Lieut Bee--', CasUe, No. 2 ; ' W.". Macfarlane, No. ' - 'contests,' a frame, when four nltB netted two runs, U . , ASAHI. ' - son is' expected to inter-- - pants in almost constant5 actIon."ere scatt- referee all' 3; A. H. Rice, back. .i . Lieut Applin was on third for the he kept the bingles fairly well ' Artinery ABRBHSBPO A E i not for amateur, but professionals. ' scholastic games this season. 1 Lieut W. H. Dodds, Jr, Araki. ss1 4 soldiers in Saturday's game and had - ered.- ;; 0 1 5 2 Thus, from the Aztec word" olli; sig- ' ' No. U 'Lieut H. S. Naylor, No 2; Nlshl, c 3 0 troubles of "all kinds. He dropped -- The score i 1 4 4 balL' came tbe wbrd mollon. ' .Twelve persons were - reported In- L. A. p-- thfows, pegs,; nifying A Lieut Beard Na 3; Lieut W. Yamashiro, rf 4 0 0 1 1 mide bad failed to tag " Coast Def. AB RBHSBPO E jured in . lUL who plays ball lor a livihg the wrecking of a Kansas City C Potter, back. :''..:.-- . : L. Uyeno. the", runners and "in fact 'did' about "one 2b 5 0 1 0 3 0 2 ".' 2b 4 0 r 1 3 Diamonds. ' ' O'Hara, Southern Passenger train No. 1 near Oahu earned 9. Artillery .'3. Mamlya, ; everything' a baseman Brazilian 5 1 1 4 2 1 NEW ATHLETIC PARK earned 3b 4 0 2 1 4 third shouldu form of ball game is play-- Dumshot, ss 1. Fort Smith, Arkansas. The smoker Individual goals 2, . Q,o m a gamey Another Mangum', 4 0 0 7 4 0 . Baldwin Castle 3, s, Uyeno, cf .. 4 0 0 0 kui including; a lack A Cttdul-- f cars among Oct'-10- r -- V Vn'TnHan HhM of the If...... and chair are said to be . ' Saturday, j i p : Macfarline 2, iRice 1. Dodds 3.' One Komeya.' ofhitting ability iff the pinches. Ap Hundley,' rf-- 4 0 0 1 0 6 1 ' ' - '.- 3 0 . . -- v SAINTS va. 'PUNAHOU. lb 11 1 kry region' In the wilds of Brazil, ... those derailed. ;'' :. Oahu goal scored by pony. Referee! Moriyama, rf-- p. 2 0 0 parently He is. badly out of practise, river Applih, 3bk 4 0 0 0 1 4 3 0 0 A carefully leveled field lies in ...... A seat on the Boston stock exchange Lieut C. K. Lyman. Kojlma, 3 for "hen be ts' right he is ' nennerv ftnt 4 0 0 0 0 O 0 If...; 0 0 1 1 ' : Corn,' cf ...... sold for $11,000 a decline of $4,000- . , inaiokas, large communal 'Sunday,. Oct 11. ; ' o't the or ' ' and does a - - : ' lot of good work. Johnson, lb ..... 4 8 0 0 from sale. ' : .. : CHINESE v AS AH 1 8. houses; and daily, at 5 o'clock, the 010 the last Totals 0 6 2 24 16 7 day's fishing Swenson, c 0 0 0 0 1 0-- 0 P. A. C. vs. COAST . DEFENSE. HOV'THEt STAND ...... 31 men 'returning from the. ST. LOUIS. GREENLAND GETS or hunting; Indulge in the sport not Okum If ...... 4 2 3 0 0 1 0 ' ABRBHSBPO A E game" of the Lawson. 0 ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 :,,-;- (: V Sunday,' Oct- 18. ; '; ' . NATIONAL LEAGU E. NfVVS OFtWAR LONG a cOinpfieated like that Aylett If . . s . 2. 2 1 1 0 ' 1 0 0 a Dobsky, 2 0 0 0 0 HAWAIIS vs. P. A. C. W. L. ... early Mexicans but one calling for rf Pet Judd, rf 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 IT ASAHIS vs: COASrDEFENSE. Boston ...... so: 57 .612! AFTER STARTED high degree of skill, as two balls are Heaton, 2b 4 0 0 Q : 81 tLAA ...... 1 0' 2 players who drive them Totals' 38 4 8 2 24 17 7 r New York 68 used by the . Tickets ca tale E. 0 Hall & Bon. tTT Kaleo. 3b 4 0 2 0 1 2 0 ' oppo- Louht ' .79 70 COPENHAGm remark wA tkA with the hands toward their Hawaiis. . ABRBHSBPO A E and office; Park phone 5132. v St 30 LIchman. jss , . . -- 4 1 0 1 at ChlcaQo 76 75 13 Hans Eeede sailed, fmm rvinprihuErpn nents. Yellow tall feathers of the Cnillingworth, ss. 4 2 0 2 3 5 3 Main entrance 'oa Kukul ...... 503 Schuman. c 4 0 1 0 10 3 0 St Auto; Philadelphia 73 76 .... in the middle of July, Greenland will Yappo bird are affixed to the rubber W. Desha, cf.... 3 11-1- 0 0 tanbile entrance on Bertania Rt ...... 490 Swan, lb . . . 4 0 0 0 11 0 0 Brooklyn V. 72 ... not receive any news of the European balls for accuracy; . D. Desha, If .... 2 2 i 1 0 0 0 76 .487 . 3- - Janssen,' p . 3 0 2 0 0 - 0 war re- South- Pittsburg i 67 84 .444"- for some time yet After, its The Araucanian Indians of Notley, If ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ...... Zerbe, cf 3 0 1 1 0 game Cincinnati .. 59 91 .393 10 turn to Copenhagen the steamer will ern. Chile play ah ancient with Franco, c ... 3 0 0 0 7 0 0 The name ot our preparation start in the middle of September for wooden clubs. In a clearing, 300 by Walker, rf 4 1 1 0 0 0 6 Totals ...... 34 7 9 2 27 11 of - the last voyage of the season to by cut branches 4 2 2 1 1 0 Perslcn i::rt3 Essence ; AMERICAN LEAGUE;- the 75 yards, inclosed White, 2b 3 ;.v ' ; Hits and runs by Innings: colony of Egedesminde. Indians play chueca, 4 1 2 3 0 Vv.v-'.- ' L. ' Pet, trees,' these Byrne, 3b ...... v Asahi: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 comnanlon (Int. crosse or 11 is changed to Sensapersa. Philadelphia 97 51 ,656 Runs..0 00 The atamr thn which greatly resembles la Brito, c 4 1 2 0 13 0 1 ingredients-tb- e quality 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 haab, has already Angmag-- game Is played . The Boston , 89 59 601 B.H...0 36 started ior field hookey. The Williams, p 3 1 0 0 0 5 0 V ... Louis: 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 7 sauK .on players ac- J) the oriental properties of this Washington 74 71 11 St Runs.. tne east coast of Greenland, from childhood and the 1 2 1 9 Which -- ' wonderfully successful nerve ;V. ; B. H;. .2 0 0 2 1 at' DOrt a steamshin nnlv quire great skill and the matches S2 11 9 6 27 14 5 11 Detroit . . 77 75 .507 Totals ...... Ya!-mashi-ro tablet remain : absolutely the Summary Four runs 5 hits off once a year, and It'will therefore not large crowds. The game , calls ' Chicago ...... 71 81 .467 draw Hits and runs by Innings; ' -- In 3 innings; two-bas- e hits, oe winter sledging be- while gen; same. .. 69- - until the has for great endurance and 2 1 0 0 1 0 - NewvYork ...... 79 .466 Coast Def...... 0,0 dependable remedy Janssen, Kaleo, Araki, Mamlya; sacri- gun of, the Dan- in-tw- three-hbu- r pe- It M Louis ' 65 that the inhabitants alt erally playeJ or Basehits 04 for nervous debility, impotency, St 78 .455 fice hit Zerbe ; hit by pitcher, Jans- ish" colonies in Greenland will become been? known .....0 0420 10108 riods, several days have . CJeveland 52 98 , Hawaiis 0 2 6 0 0 0 2 11 ...... u J(47 2,-o-ff sleeplessness, sen; bases on balls, off aware of the war in Europe. was-reach-- .....1 despondency, f Janssen to pass before a decision Basehits 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 9 t weak memory, wasf.ng of partk, Yamashiro 1, off Moriyama 1; struck play is not unusual ,m. , v PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. ed. During the it Summary: I lost vigor and any form ol neu out by Janssen 8, by Yamashiro 1, by Bushnellss .... 2 2 1 0 3 4 0 to hear a player cry, "Am t not a real : WAX, ..-'- .., L. Six runs, 7 hits off Lawson in rasthenia: .Uux preparation ;;: - Pet Moriyama 3; wild pitches. Moriyama MrOrnellasrf 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mb nr:"Ts he" not a lion's leg?" three .3 rroA" e two-bas- e Portland : . innings; thve-bas- tow called .V.ii 96. 75 .563 2.-- Umpires, Stayton and Bruns. Time La Mere, c .... 2 0 1 1 10 2 0 stroke. Such is Arau- - hits, Brito; : after a brilliant Chil-lingVort- h; San Franeisco .552 n by pitcher, ..,..105 85 of game, one hour and thirty-seve- Flher.'lb 3 0 0 0 12 1 0 slang. ' v ' bits. White; hit ...j.. canian n; Venice ...... 103 85 48 minutes. Carroll, It 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 double plays, Dumshot-Johnso- Los , Angeles 100 90 325 Second Game. Neves. 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 MacKinnon, aged 22. of bases on nails, off Williams Missions 80 108 Arthur E mmmm ...... 451 CHINESE, Sloan, p 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 Dorchester; Mass - was killed when 1; off Lawson 3, off Hundley 1; Oakland , 72 115 86 ABRBHSBPO A E Joe Ornellas, cf. 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 his motorcycle ran into a telephone struck out by Williams 7; by Lawson Electric Fans basbroughthappinesstrengtb, Kai Luke, 2b 4 0 1 0 2 2 0 ConriL 4, by Hundley 4; wild pitches, Lawson, - ' ... pole near Essex, vigor and vital power to thou- OAHU LEAGUE. Yap, 3b 4 0 1 1 0 2 2 Totals 26 ? 2 1 27 11 1 - Williams; passed balls, Mangum 3, Repaired : -- "g"t sands of men young, old and" 'V,':"'Vl- G. W. L. Pet LaLTin, ss ..... 4 0 0 2 4 1 0 Hits and runs by Innings: Mrs. Harry HTIarrimoUdf of Indian-anAii- a Franco. Umpires. Stayton, Bruns. to, 11 middle aged; it will bring Punahou ...... 8 3 --727 KualiL lb 4 0 0 0 9 1 1 Chinese: Runs.. 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 won th -- Wnmm'fl Western Time of game, 1 br. 40 mln. , ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY you potential energy so abund- P. A. 6 r MAN- -' C ...... 10' 4 .600 Hoon-Ki- . c .... 3 0 0 0 5 3 el ' B.H...0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 04 Golf championsbio'by' defeating Mrs. GUARANTEED. ALL ant that your whole, physical Chinese 6 5 JM5 0 0 0 1 A. 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 I1L William Joseph McKen-na- , ELECTRIC WORK ' ....11 Cheong, cf .3 0 0 P. C: Runs..! 0 A. S. Colburn of Glenview, Bressen and NER OF and mental being will be filled Hawaii 11 6 5 .545. Yen Chin, If 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 who shot and killed Policeman SATISFACTORILY - AND triumph- ...3 B.H...0 and thrilled with the Coast Defense ... .v. .. 10 5 Mn ; Summary Three-bas-e La Mere; Mlneola, L. Thomas in Brooklyn, were REASONABLY HANDLED. - Luck Yee. hit. The Post homestead of WyWynn o... ' '--r ' ant consciousness of power. - -- Asahi. . 10 3 7 00- Kam Fat, 30102400 1 0 0 double play, Kaf Luke to Lai Tin ; U one of the oldest landmarks on the eloctrocutejf in Sing Sing 'prison . tc4ay uw 'tm. - rf....3 20 " ' M fct mi teioot St Louis ...... 11 3 8 72 bases on balls, off Sloan 0, off Luck island was destroyed "by' fire. The m TtTK FSOWN TtXPORT CO. ' 4t-th- e Totals 0 4 3 24 13 5 Yee-- 2; struck, by Sloan: 10, by building was 2C0 years old. - '""it "is .White Honse that 74 Cortlandt SU Kew York. N.V. U. - K; ...31 out sIT The Chicago Board of Trade was P A. C. Luck Yee 5. Umpires, Stayton and The. date or sailing ror me renei various protests 'against dropping UAUU'CHHItTS closed Sept 7, Labor . Day, and Sept. to Of by - ABRBHSBPO A E Bruns. Time of game, one hour and ship Red Cross was postponed bombs German air craft have tad by Chambers Drug Co,- Ltd; . Primary Day. Sousa. 2b ... 4 0 0 0.0,1 1 twenty-si- x minutes. ' Sept. not been received yet by the president

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AMENDMENT TO RULE XVIII OF RESOLUTION. NO, 208, ( boaro a, T THE BOARD OF COMMISSION- ERS OF AGRICULTURE AND Be it Resolved by the Board of Su- SFOTS FORESTRY CONCERNING THE pervisors of the City and -- Counts of ' Imperfections - en - year mtrm CONTROL OF DISEASES ON Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that ssn be removed fcy rsallvtrlns. PINEAPPLES. the sum amounting tq Six .Thousand ($6000.000) Dollar be and the same, is ' The Board of Commissioners of hereby appropriated out of alt moneys , 3 2 Agriculture and Forestry of the. Ter- in the General Fund of tBe Treasury LB ritory Rule of Hawaii hereby amend for reconstruction of Kalakaua avenue. And worn sut mirrors msds I XVIII of the Board of Commissioners And be it Further Resolved that the ts of Agriculture and Forestry concern- following sum. amounting to Five look 3 AUTOMOBILES. JEWELER. ing the control of fungus diseases on Thousand ($5000.00) Dollars be and pineapples by changing the words the same is hereby appropriated out Why ride ia hard-ridin- g taxis when Sun Wo, Gold and Silversmith: ma- IF YOU HAVE "Island of Kauai" wnerever the same of all moneys in the Road Tax Special NEW you can hare easy-ridin- g Overland s terial and work guaranteed. If not appear to read "Islands of Kauai and Fund of the Treasury against the Dis- and Buicks at same price? Phone satisfactory money will be refund- Oahu," so rule shall Phono 1137 Silvorini Destrt that the said trict of Honolulu, for reconstruction mont 2X55, Bishop Pk-- Auto Stand. 5968-t- f ed. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel street fiood l)oard and rooms for read as follows: of Kalakaua avenue. ' 5531-t- f rent, or just desirable rooms, The Board of Commissioners of Ag- Pre:nted by ANNOUNCEMENT. riculture and Forestry of the Terri- WM. H. McCLELLAN-.- .. a few cents invested in these tory of Hawaii hereby makes the fol- Sharp Signo mod- Supervisor. ' Leading hat cleaners. Price lowing Morcpsnt .' styles columns will bring you dollars rule and regulation for the Honolulu, October 3. 1914. 1U Strsot erate. We sell the latest in purpose of preventing spread of a called for LIVERY STABLE. the Panama and Felts. Work in return. fungus disease upon pineapples which a regular adjourned meeting of and delivered. Blaladell Building. At First-clas- s livery reason- has made its appearance upon the Supervisors City ,6895-6- m : turnouts at the Board of of the . - ...... able rates. Territory Livery Stable. Islands of Kauai and Oahu: and County of Honolulu, Territory of 348 King, nr. Punchbowl. TeL 2535. Try and be convinced SECTION I. AU persons and cor- HawalL held on Saturday, October 3, 5518-t- f porations are hereby prohibited from 1914r the foregoing resolution was White Leghorns carrying, transporting or shipping passed on first reading and ordered BUY AND SELL. The "Ad Man,f from the Islands of Kauai and Oahu to print. on the following vote of said to any other island in this Territory board: acclimated Diamonds, fwatches and Jewelry bought PAINTER. any pineapple fruit, pineapple plant or Ayes: McClellan, Petrie, Wolter. pineapple sucker. Hardeaty, Pacheco. Total 5, For Sale

SECTION II. No . . 8. Shlrakl, 1202 : Nuuanu; .TeL 4137. pineapple fruit, Noesr None. .. - Painting and ' paperhanglng. AL pineapple plant or pineapple sucker Absent and not voting: Cox, Mark-ham- . any work guaranteed. : Bids " submitted shipped from port of the Islands of Total 2. CLUB STABLES free. ; ' ! k5328-t-f Kauai and Oahu to any other port in E. BUFFANDEAU, this Territory shall be allowed to be County LIMITED. CAFE. Deputy City and Clerk. landed. : Inspectors and other duly 5975-Oc- t. 3. 5. 6. Telophonslb ; 'PRINTING. appointed agents of Board of Agri- eTerTthing ' ia the j Ecyil tafe.: the best culture and Forestry are hereby em- RESOLUTION NO. 202. ' We do cot boast of low prices which ' powered to examine and inspect" all usually coincide with poor quality; by Su- freight, baggage and belongings . ar- Be it Resolved the Board of . station. K. Nakaao. U irt Pr but we "know how" to I put life, 11 III riving at any port of Territory pervisors of the City and County of ,- 17l-t- the f hustle and go Into printed matter, from the Islands of Kauai and Oahu Honolulu, Territory of HawalL that - and that is what talks loudest and and to destroy any and all pineapple the sum of One Thousand ($1000.00) longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Job fruits, plants or suckers found among Dollars bej and the same is hereby ap- After the show drop In. Opea day Printing Department Alakea Street; moneys " such freight," baggage or belongings. propriated out of all in the BUou Hotel ; lkOliWl sad slgat theater. 8t Branch Office, Merchant street IA. Any of Treasury an ' - ' SECTION person violating General Fund the for 6399-t-f the above rule shall be guilty of a accounts known as Maintenance upon Honolulu District, ' Oiling Room; Quick terries misdemeanor and conviction Roads. fCfiairiarid Columbia Lunch thereof shall .be punished by : a fine Streets. and cleanliness our motto; open day - v - v.. -- - 1 not to by '. : ...... HMtal ami Daf t f I t exceed Five Hundred ($500.00) Presented 8HIRTS AND PAJAMAS. Dollars as provided by ' Section 390 of WM. H. McCLELLAN . Rockers ' the Revised Laws as amended by Act - 1 Supervisor. YAMATOTA. . . 82 of Session. Laws 1905, 'and Honolulu; Sept 17, 1914. Eagle." Bethel bet Hotel and the of : Coyne Furniture Co. Tat' . . 1250 Fort bnlrts. pajamas, kimonos. Act 1 12 of the Session Laws of 1907. Approved this 2d day of October, A. XOns A nice place to. eat;, line ;: " - ' ' " Attxander Young Bldg. 5752-t- f ' SECTION IV. , - This amendment D.1914.' . Open night day. ' V" " " 1C51 rfcosM tooting. uid r-.--: ;;i053,to ... Bishop 8L t shall take, effect upon Its approval by , ; JOS. J.. FERN ' tros-t- f ' SHIRTMAKER. the Governor.1 ; - Mayor, City and County of Honolulu; ' Approved. ' Kew Orleans Cate. Substantial meals G. Have your shirts made to order, 5975-Oc- crate. cor Merchant (Signed) LUCIUS E. PINKHAM, t 3. 5. 6. c2 Alikea St Awans, 348 S., King street .,. ' v ; Governor of HawalL Honolulu,' Territory of Hawaii, OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PURE ICE CHEAF. ' June ' - ' ' r' . ;i vv i- h-- f i CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. r - il 30, 1914. v. - ; . HEALTH i: J '; K974-3- t Honolulu,' Hawaii.1 SepL 2S, 114." feiiiiti ' S RAVLE-Y'- : FOR PURCHASE OF GAS- tipriT'm, Yamads. reneral contractor. , ) TENDERS ' J a: Estimates furnished. - No. 208 Me-- TAILORSV NOTICE" OF SALE OF GOVERN-i- -, OLINE ENGINE. Tort nr. Beretanla Phono 4223 . rt MENT REMNANTS. . Sealed tenders.' endorsed Renders te Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors; up-to-da- for Purchase of . dasollna Engine LepW " '' - cleaning and me establishment; . At 12 o'clock noon, Tuesday, Decem- er Settlement," win Pe received at Banko Cou. Nuuanu and Vineyard. TeL repairing: 163 King,; cor Bishop st ber 1, 1914, at the front ' door of the office of the .Territorial Board of buildings; - paper-- - 1748-t-f Health until 12 o'clock noon, Monday, OO ELECTRICALLY 8151. ContracU Capitol building, Honolulu, there will ' IT : ' be sold at public auction under Part Octqber 12, 1914. ; ' kSS27-tf.- l r may upon, ap- f. 'a . u 4. Section 17, Laad vAct of 1895, Sec- Specifications be had 276, Revised. Laws of Hawaii, the plication at the office of the Board of Co. tion IT ;, - Hawaiian Electric 2034 - lit. T. Eobayaihl. general contractor, UMBRELLA MAKER. following .- described government rem i'L Elag, - Phone 8358. Reasonable nants: Tenders must be accompanied by a 5 re-nalre-d. amount 5 R. Mlznta. Umbrellas-- made and - (1) Government Remnant situate certified check .equal In to 1284 Fort. nr. Kukul: phone near Pauoa Road Honolulu; contain- per cent of the tender,: and must be ' ' CARD CASES. ' - 1 v 555S-t- iiiilifl submitted on forms furnished by the 3745. . - f ing an area 1767 square feet. Upset ' of ac- . Board of Health and submitted in '!.'-- - engrared price $150.00. ; Extra Large Business and Yisltlnz carda. VULCANIZINa (2) Government Remnant situate cordance with, and be subject to, the near School street, Honolulu, contain- provisions of Act 62, S. U 1909. Chiffoniers ; leather cases. . patent detachable Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires Health does not bind Anto, ing an area of 16.680 square feet Up- The Board of IA I LEY'S FURNITURE 8T0RE CATCH, fciar-iiuueu- u oav-i-r Talsho Vnlcanlilng Co., to accept lowest or any bid vulcanised. set price $150.00. itself the Alakoa SU near King, i r 180 Mercb"t, near Alakea Street or tender. . ' CLEANING AND DYEING. 7 manager, (3) Government Remnant situate Telephone 3197. S. SalkL on Smith street, near Pauahi street, THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF - 5618-t- f HEALTH Dyeing Honolulu, containing 6,177 square feet. ; ; Koral Clothes Cleaning and By Its President; ' " Dont Miss This Chsneo. Call deliver.--: TeL. 8149, Upset price $5000.00. Ehcp.; and r ifllfiiflln 8. B. PRATT. M. 1). ' ONLY 3Sv BRITISH WORKMEN (4) Remnant on Northwest side of J. CROWN BICYCLES Okamoto, BereUnla, nr. Alapal St 5970-lO- t con- t , r PLAN TO GIVE HELP Fort Street Extension, Honolulu, taining an area of 37,000 square feet HONOLULU CYCLERY CO. ; TO RELIEF FUND Office of the Board of Health, Hono u - Upset price $3,189.00. ISO South King St. - (5) Remnant on Southeast side 6t lulu, Hawaii, October 1, 1914. By Latest Mall) VACCINATION NOTICE. DRUMMERS. Fort Street Extension, Honolulu, con- .hereby given the niRKEXHEAD.Eng.The work taining an area of 13,565' square feet Notice la that well-know- n ; arm- J : children, not t already vaccinated, of men and staff of the : -- Upset price $3,052.00. . you want good quarters to display r -- i For tho . Stylo s .Hats If ament firm Cammell Laird & Co. at ' the following public schools will be Uttrt cf (6) Rentnant on Northwest side of -- , Tour, samples In Hilo, use Osorlo's Birkenhead recently decided on a me- facclnated' by a government physician Ur Lsdloa snd Contlomoa '-MA. 6940-t- Honolulu, containing vtore. f Lusitana J . Corns , and Ses, Us, , . contributing to hereaf-- thodical scheme for an area of 4505 square feet. Upset at 'such .schools on the dates be- ; ' ' 9 - ? the. national relief fund which Is ' ' ',': ; ' ter stated beginning at a. m.: UYEDA price $340.50. ?v .;; . 'C ' wives : School, 6th; Wal :U" ' ing raised fcr the benefit of the (7) '. Remnant on Northwest side of . ..Walanae October lC2$ Nttnaatt SL and families of men who have been Lusitana streets Honolulu, containing pahu School, October 7 th; Ewa School. up military service, and for , - 8th; , School, October EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. ; called for an area of .3970 square feet.'. Upset October- Aiea arising from . " City October 15th; the relief or .the distress price $496.00. ? - ; 14th i Pearl School, Union Employment Office. TeL 142X a state of war. Through their works Watertown School, October 21st. - Terms, cash. , . help:" G. Jllraoka, they arranged to make the This notice is given in pursuance of You get trustwortriy meat (do All kinds of Purchaser to pay cost of stamp. . prietor, 1210 Emma, cor. Beretanla. following weekly contribution to the the requirements of Act 63, Session . vIJverod by. automobile) from a ;; ' For maps and further particulars, funds: Laws 1909."- - spick-arid-spa- n market", when apply at the office of the Commission- of t Those receiving 35c per week and . J. S. B. PRATT, M. D. you trade with A . T er of .Lands,' Capitol building, w ... f man t over, a weekly contribution of 6cL ".'( Public President, Board of Health. i Territorial V. -- Honolulu. i:. C. HOP WO MEAT MARKET - nu, for good cooka, yard boya. ,Tboee receiving between 35c and 30s 5973-3- t 44. JOSHUA D. TUCKER," ., Opposite Fishmarket. Phone 4311; residence phoit 451L per week, a weekly contribution of ' ,, Commissioner of Public Lands. Those receiving between 3us aud Z5s j ,. CORPORATION NOTICES.- - per week, a weekly contribution of 2d. j - Three members of the crew of the ! tp he, hospital suffering from ptomaine Daed at Honolulu, September 30, 4 1914. Thfwo rorplvmp I AS ft Irian ZoS Der , tiuuuu sieamooai xrojan were uinen poisoning., ;,. - NOTICE TO 8HIPPERS. 5973-Oc- ' j t. 1, 5, 12. 19, 26, Nov. . 2, 9, SPECIAL BALE week, a weekly contribution of Id. , ' The company have agreed to collect 16. 23. 30. The gasoline schooner KOMOKILA, GLEE CLUB. ' these subscriptions from tne workmen In command of Captain George E. Patterns . BY AUTHORITY. Kaa! Glee Club! SI Young Bldg. Tei by means of weekly deductions from Pilts,' will leave Pier 6 (Richards TEE CHAN A CO. . ftiratefis mini n v vfalnn wages." and to forward them to the street Wharf) for Maul and Molokal Cor. King and Bothoi sts. mayor of Birkenhead for the national TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Super every TUESDAY st S p. m. and . . k5381-t- f ports relief fund. v vising Ar itw.-vi- r i!i-"- ttrti ii. for wlndwsrd ports on Oahu every D. C Sept. 15, 1914 Sealed propos- FRIDAY st 5 p. m. For Information R un- etc!,' FRENCH LEADER. als will be received at thfs office regarding rates,' telephone 4193. . SHINOLA til 3 p. m.. Tec 27, 1914, and then KOMOKILA SHIPPING CCU LTD. WW . ' stand all tests to which . v MUSIC PLEA FOR K92-t- - HAWAII'S r VI MAKES opened, for il? construction ct a con- . f ?. i ' leather may be put. crete water tower, concrete tank, etc., ALL THE NEWS t; MclNERNY, Ernest K. KaaL 51 Toung Bide. TeL at the quarantine station, Honolulu, SEALED TENDERS. . SHOE STORE, , above King St. 2S87, teacnea Tocal and (nstrumentl Hawaii, in accordance with the speci-ifcatic- n .'. ..Fort, - ' E752-t- :tByttestMaUl f Sealed . tenders will be receivel.by - PARIS, France--M."Clemenc- eau has and drawing, copies of which issued", protest In hte paper Hom- may be obtained at tbls noffice, at of- the Board of Harbor ":Commlssioaers HOSQUITOES? a V up 10; 30 m. Tuesday PHONE 3595 me Libre against the suppressions Of fice of Supt. of Repairs, U, S. P. O., until 'a. October regarding operations of the San Francisco,' CaL, or at the office 13. 1914, for repairs and reconstruction facta the .15-A, H-- . .BARGAIN COUNTER PRE-- , The Board of Health requests -- of Ho- of Pier HoaoluX" T. T t troops' in the war area. He, considers the custodian of the station at ',.' MJUM SALE NOW ON AT all householders in Honolulu and right nolulu, Hawaii, In the discretion of the The Board of Harbor Corneals? k&era vrith, that the French nation nave a Ylclnity who are .troubled to know the truth. - ' Supervising Architect. O, Wenderoth, reseryes the right to reject snyrtr all CITY MERCANTILE CO. r tenders.-V:.;.'':--- v, 8595. - ' mosquitoes to telephone "The French people, he says, are not Supervising Architect N. B.- Bidders I ,14 Hotel "nr.. Nuuanu; Man, , speciflcaticns j St, Ask for the Mosquito and so expect nothing are required to 'return the specifica- Plans, r and blank 0 - childish as to but ,h. rbons tell him your troubles. The mat- victories, and it Is doing them a great tion " and drawing without , note3, 'cnr.3 cf proposals are on file at the ter Trill be Immediately Attend wrong to deprive them of the oppor- marks, or other mutilations. The Gov- c:::c& cf the Harbor Commission, Cap-tuiMI- tow : : i-- d v t tunity of steeling themselves against ernment frank sent to Intendlr. t: d Honolulu, T. H. trying circumstances. To publish good ere is to be used for the return cl roAno or harbor commis-- news withholding the--. bad, specification and drawing and r . CIONERS, while f:r 1 : 7:'-- . BIOS OUB rnlonel A'doluh Cllne. former Mayor ' . i . -- - . W'. amounts to deceotlon. and if once the other purposed t- -;. . CHANGES OF RATES . ) people get Impression , j 5973-Oc- t. 1. 3. 5." 7, 9, 12. (2 Ciarlea R, Forbes. ; changed his mind about seeking the 'the that so, ' HONOLULU AUTO & nomination Governor.' are being deceived, deplorable resultstv ::, zx Oct U;3..5, Republican for ' Prince"' r . 7. 12. -!' Mon--- m might ensue. V j Albert, seconl Isaac-L-eder- . an' inmate of the j t Bedford, Mgrs. "What V -- ' Gcorjre. wLd tas teen I Beia k TiQine for Chronic invalids In is this man's business? - L TL PUZZ Sea fleet, v r i rcc:r.'.!j- t :.' A. was killed by falling down And many a good.'physlci&n svs X 8WEB TO YESTERDAY'S LB ' the Kroni. bad to worse. appendicl:::. from j Kggs, salt, tea, butter. . . . HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914. ELEVEN

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he car-Bulle-tin Want Ads and the Work my Do Make Immediate and profitable returns from investment in the STAR-BULLETI- N i Want Columns. If yon have anything to sell yoa can find no better or quicker way of finding STAR-BULLETI- N the buyer than through the Want Ads. THOUSANDS read them. For one cent a word, you can reach the STAR-BULLETIN'- S 5,000 and more subscriber and that means MORE than 15,000 READERS. Surely in that vast number you will find the one who WANTS what you bave--- or if you want something a little Want Ad will eet it .Mmucu ouuauuu uaiiicu, ruruiaucu vitagcg, r urmsucu nouses, rurnisnea itooms, iteai instate, or anything For Bale or To Kent. J 1 t

SO CLASSIFIED BUSINESS sT i t- ii PROFESSIONAL CARDS rzrz J-iR.'G'- FOR RENT i O RY MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. O WW Desirable houses Li varioua part of 5 REFERENCE Mrs. Carolina Fernandex, Union st the city, furnished and unfurnished. SAHV FRArJCIGCO FOR BUSY PEOPLE Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, at 1S, $18. 20. 125, 133. $3 ,40 and Cewr Street above UaJe Sewage mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmdk baby caps FOR SALE WANTED and dresses Specially of up to $125 a month. Ser --at In our HOTEL TAXI 8TAND. MILLINERY. Initial and hemstitching. Reasonable. office. Trent Trust Co, Ltd-- Fort fla ilia k5322-t- i 4400, K. Isoshima, stylihs millinery. King f BL, between King and Merchant stratf-tur- e. Don't drink Impure water. It'i danger- Ereryone with anything for sal to' PHONE BUICK CARS, TAXI New steel and concrete ous sure water - RATES; ner Bth-- 2186 Mltf Third addition cf hundred to health. To be the "Play Safe.- Considering the fac- SERVICE DAY AND .J?116 MODISTE. Ji O. It come through a Rex rooms Just completed. A high Klet tors of sales, success In planning NIGHT. JOHN VIERRA. MANUEL Four-bedroo- m furnished bouse In Ma-- Filter, which coats only $1.75. Fits class hotel at very moderate an ad Is more satisfactory than COSTA AND M R. GONSALVES. STAB-BCLLET- O Gil- - GIYES YOU Miss Nellie Johnson, 1119 Union St noa, on car line. Apply D. H. rates. In center of theatre and . any faucet Buy one at Lewers & 6909-3- m knowing "how It happened" after- TODAYS KKWS TODAY Evening gowns, lingerie dresses. more, C Brewer & Co, Ltd. On car Unes Cooke, Ltd., 177 So. King Star-Bulleti- n retail district. street ward. Want Ada k5341-t- f 5923-t- f 5389-t- f transferring to all parts of city. "Bring Home the Bacon" every Electric omnibus meets all time. 6399-t-f HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. Furnlshed cottage rent; 5 rooma. w for . The Transo envelope, time-savin-g " trains and steamers. No addressing necessary NATIONAL GUARD us Hotel st near Aiapat Betel Stewart recocsissd as Ssvtnaa All lovers of music to develop talent BULLETIN Jas. T. Taylor, 611 Stangenwald bldg. 5932-f-f XiUad HMatatrtera. Cable Aadxws la tending out bills or receipts. Ho- by taking lessons from ; Ernest K. consulting civil ft hydraulic englnY. A B O Cod. J. XL Lev. Star-Bulleti- n mvU' nolulu- Co rtpmeaUttve. . Ltd, sol Kaat,ll Yoang Building. ' TeL 3689. k5375-t-f PARTLY FURNISHED. Beaalala agents tor patentee. tl MSl-t- f Roster of officers, list of regular drill night, stations, and current infor. matlon for the National Guard of Hawaii Armory, corner Hotel and MUSIC LESSONS. house at Walkiki. Apply 22-- A-- Ulller f motorboat, in l : Two-bedroo- t condition will m cottage, furnished. Ad- streets. Wm. L. Peterson, Magoon bldg. sell cheap; only 6.mos. old. Hoff 5973-3- 59?3-6- Lt dress box 92. this office. t GENERAL 8TAFF. Prof. Laurie A. DeGraca, 1506 Young t man, Ft Shatter. 5974-6- t st. Telephone 4179. Rapid instruc-- Ti T T A A WT m T Col. John W. Jones. The Adjutant General. v f-- , u o ii x v , tion on violin, cello, mandolin, gui OFFICE FOR RENT. a a vii n. r Inter-Islan- SITUATION WANTED MaJ. Charles Insp.-ge- d and Oa.hu Railroad thin W. Ziegler, MaJ. Elmer T. WInant, Ord. Dept tar, banjo and ukulele. ' 8ta?-Unlletl- n (Brevetted Cplonel.) nine book at office, tf 5939-t- f Office, large and centrally located. In Experienced bookkeeper to Surg.-ge- desires MaJ. Charles B. Cooper, bldg. ' . -- Elite Enquire Jas. Steiner, COCOANUT -- change position. Has been bead (Brevetted . . PLANTS FOR SALE, LieutColoneLi Ernest K. Kaal, 51 Young Bldg. TeL Room 7, Elite bldg. Hotel bookkeeper for last 3 years in Hon- MaJ. John W. Short, Q. at Chief M. Capt Henry Van Gleson. Q. M. C 3687, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, ban . 59.9.tf ' Cocoanut plants, tor vale; Samoan ra--. olulu' wholesale house. Address P. O. ' (Brevetted LleutColonel.) Emm ' violin, K975-- 3t Jo, cither, cello and vocal box 250. iv Adv.-ee- n. riety. Apply : A. D. BiUs, Mai. Emll C. Peters. - - Llbue, J. Capt Leo U Sexton, Mad, Dept. ' 381-- tf ' . - FURNISHED ROOMS KanaL v 5277-t- f Aide to the Governor. Capt J. D. Dougherty, Infantry. invention of the crease, one of the i S mod-erfl-beau- INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- HAT most necessary elements of the 's S OFFICE. Bergstrom Music Co. Music and ma apparel, ie possible to aical instruments. 1020-102- 1 Fort THE NEW! ERA HOTEL ' Inspector-Instructo- -- it Lieut W. C Whltener, U. 8. r .vfr. ' AMERICA : -- ' WILL believe that . London' discovered the (On leave ! . atreet ...1450 FORT STREET . REDUCED, 5277-t- cut of the things which could not get REGIMENTAL FIELD AND 8TAFF OFFICERS. ISYIINF. f ABOVE TINETaRD ST. r,'tFOR..THE ;TOURI3T r.; 6749-t- 1 along without the crease? V Lt-Co- f . t ' L Riley. FOR THE SERVICE investigators William R. Mai. William BL BaL Xrd Bat COLLECTOR. ' Several' American Capt A. Thompson, FOR THE KA1IAAINA claim New York decides the cut James Adjt 1st Lt John W. Kanaeholo, Adjt . WAKE FASHIONS" that Capt George B. Schrader, Q. M. of all 'the "creations" to be worn by 2nd Lt George H. Cummlngs, Q. U. W. L. Eaton, collector on commlslon. Nicely furnished room. Apply between LUXURIOUS Capt Arthur W. Neely, Insp. 8. A. M. SUITES men each season. The designs mado P. MaJ. Merle Johnson,vlst Bat Telephone 1842. ,: 6 and 8 p. m. 1600 Nuuanu. cor. EXCELLENT CUISINS Capt Reginald W. Warham, Com'a'y. 5891-t- "Gotham to 1st Lt Charles R. Frailer, Adjt f 5975-3- in are sent London to be MaJ. School st Tel. 1324. t ! reenforced by a foreign manner, Gustave Rose. 2nd Bat. 2nd Lt Roscoe W. Perklna, Q. M. C G 2nd Lt Fred W. Humphrey, Q. M. Chaplain, SURGEON CHIROPODIST. w Valentin Franckx (Capt) i copied by lithographers near the far ROOM AND BOARD GET 0 UR RATES 1 01 lamea Piccadilly. ana then COMPANIES STATIONED AT HONOLULU. . Before Settling Elsewhere Dr. ' R. E. Merrill, Mclnemys . to their native land. This round- Company A Capt H. P. 0SuUIvan, Shoe 1st Lieut P. M. Smoot; 2d Lieut J. L. - Excellent table board by the meal, about way ' is in deference to K. Cushingham. Store,- Fort above King. r Private By FREDERICK J. HASKJN. . chosen Thursday, 7:30 p. m. day. or week. Special rates by the ; : room for ladies. Charge! reason- . an American superstition. Company B Capt. Paul Super, 2nd A. Lowrey. . The war and fashions. There is ' Lieut J. Wednesday, 7:30 p. able. C918-t-f month. Apply at the Roselawn, I -- American superstition all well-dresse- d When, the American runs across a . , . '. .m...- . 1366 that " v. S. King . ; at genuine English i suit of clothes; it Company C Capt 59-t- men' come from London, and J, M. Camara, 1st Ueut L. R. Medeiroa, tad Ueut, O. 1RESSMAKINQ. f. - take1 him long to decide . . 'AIM that fashions' for men originate some- doesnot" that , Friday, 7:30 p. m. ? - -- in -- neighborhood Pea- - it must have- been a carpenter and Company, J-- Capt W.; V. KoRy 1st Wlchm&a, IK where th 'ot. Lieut F. W. 2nd Lieut O. Dressmaking all kinds; evening gwns not a .bulk Experience - 5 1 1 dill jr. Among proper Amerlcans6ne iailor. tat it : ' .'Schaefer. .. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , specialty. .Mc v' 's' " - Anna Fedotoff; The ALL NEW,; JUST COMPLETED YVAIM KAUAI : wil clothiers abroad teaches ; the B-Ca- pt tk hears mention of the v' "frock?"" Uhe Company Coster,;lst HIlo. . . 6974-l- m - CM; Lieut John Monday, 7:30 p. m. Donald, Punahou st One' 34edr6om unfurnished moklne." "boota' "and tbe "bowler." American that every English tailor Company " F 1st Lieut M. R. Houghtalling, 2nd Lieut J. Leindn. Tuesday street;-on- e Newly ' Rsnovatsd Oeei Hetsl s o - - ; 'house 'orf'Kapiolani supposed-t- upon, constructing tall rcoats r-- : -- ' London-i- mhs tlreiiasiata. 0 : . , out in' - cer ?":i-T:l- p.m. and. dire contrariness to all - bungsloW oh- and troHsetS according' to the specifica ' Lunalilo ' evolatloQ of roen'sclothlngr!! jf Company; B. F. Ka ne, 1st Lieut L. K. Ka-n- e, 2nd the natural Impulses of the human aof ewEpman temple. , in- GapL Lieut W. N. street two buhga-- rouRi3f TRApa. Without being too atepticai, mere tions Jt.he t Kaina.,; Monday, 7:30 p. m. ; ' foot French and German shoea come ' v ' soucrrzD. ; Lon-donfl- es rVj t llo seems to" "siiClcIent reiBdtt to" doubt sists! that New XprSj .copied of . lows on Lunal street court. ' be Company H Capt L." aldington. 1st Ljeut C-- Lo. p.m. to a point at both ends and bulge, in ;S;:f:'-QOQ- . bej followed,, r. J. Tuesday, 7:30 Call BOT LuhaiUo street opp. f r, MEAL8. , London ,swky. .ThU' yjespite he learns that , Europe, the Regular drill Tuesday, Oct 6. Full attendance required-Compaa- y the middle. The natives of " the London imprints npbiwnen'a fash this '.can't "be ;tfpne- however, abandoning Normal school. Rates Reaaonabia. " KAttacned to 2nd Battalion) Capt W. Cook, 1st are their violent Ion plates, By way iUustratip It Germans 8hy on VfiitirtTtihLine ' J. Ueut W. proper frankly q w SPITZ of Ahja, 2nd Lieut E. K. Chung. Thursday,' 7:30 L m, ideas of, footwear and i r trgrUtar may be' mentioned that ;. England i Id Gesmany.and France, the situation adopting the,--. America nh shoes. Imported Ulns tho trnitsers; la, i bad.. ;.Tbe Germaii tailor xreas. la Jvt,aa Company ' ' venience.""". has-bee- drapes -- cloth . around I Wafluku Capt W. F. W. S. ChilllnOTOrtlL from. the United States. This n. anipleoldsvof ' KAaelat Lieut T Dwellings to be Bulft general - ; . . 2nd R..K. Wilcox. Y - r by conservative English his patient , and leaves' the krr JJeut to be: pushed forward admitted a - Company ' Another work writer, who adds, la the defense.; of tlstic ensemble to be borne up- by. the, W. F. Young, Ist Lleut W. K, KaluakmL PARIS TAKIPIO is the demblitioh ot the slum ' areas, ' -- people German snperpomted' shoe. 'Moreover vTryra, month at the beach It his nation's fame; that his ''STATIONED 'ON' HAWAII.: . and theirs replacement by ; modern no conception i will dofyoa good. Fine bathte& were the first to press trousers down a German tailor t has of Company MHilo Capt' J. Dr Easton, 1st vUeut H. M. Morehead, 2nd' workmen's dwellings. Awkward and l4 v ' - the slde what .'waist line or ought 'td 'be. ' Lieut J. S. Caceres. ; . .. ? crooked streets are at the same time good meals and' comfortable ao rtvo.Uv; ' Many ah American has "been outraged; - v'. 1 Imports U. S. Trousera Crtas I yf MEDtCAt OFFICERS WITH 8ANITARY TROOPS. to be enlarged and straightened. oommodations at The crease fore and aft,' however, while visiting in the fatherland by re- MaJ. E. D. Knbourne. ? - Capt F. L. Morons. ' Capt R. W. Bess. The government have' also decided -- wh"ich but- to-ma- has ' won finallr much acceptance ceiving a pair of trdusers' to gtve' financial assistance ny , - - amour the .English., anfflnls popular toned around his neck with excess w There are other reasons too for sup- shoe. It 4a not quite as paintul as the large' private manufacturing .concerns, iiog--- ir?n 91 ity has spread all over Euroie where j enough to serve him for a'neck-- posing that London .bas been : over- French and. German products but It is so that they can; reopen their factor- . 1 . H ' n men wearvtrvuier? uJ .Vl.wno. tle." The' Frenchman makes a suit; rated as the source of men's styles. planned along the same unreasonable ies and insure at least half time to ; ' ' Neveptheless.'in consideration of our and then forces his victim inio it" One of these reasons is the English lines. It Is cut square And bends In their employes. A ' further modifica - WalxJkl Feach, next Moana -v- tion of the moratorium, whereby sal- X- - . Hotel aries and the means of , purchasing Plans Laid to Complete Under largely satisfied : ; :- to Make raw material can be va?'- .;v aijr XJJ .wjr How For Ladles and Gentlemen. y ground Railways and to out of the bank balances, is also pro II . .. Savarin Cake mised. Another method of relief, Do Thintfs? r ' V.-- ' These . j GIRL'S JAUNTY HAT Improve Streets which has been recommended by the t; tr permanent committee on labor itself, vtlM The ingredients required are half a ' . '''t; i JUU JLUUW mnijaw vu wuv i w By Latest Mail! . is immense number of for- 1 1 . : . cupful one yeast that the U - .. ...up i.w iv --i of lukewarm milk, jot oi lewers aa wiu cake, one ounce and a half of butter, PARIS. France It is estimated that eign workmen now in Paris shall be ScaGido lavsnder, who chooses and cost of Hotel .J;bon, preferably pinch of ' salt two tablespoonfuls of: there are in Paris and the suburbs repatriated, that the "Finest dmlag room fa tha Ter I clear, still twUighU every ao. often to cognac, one tablespoonful of powdered some 600,000 people who have been transporting these men and their fam 4rltoryt. Jolly Satnrdiy erczlii ' by A between the rail- " - rad them and shtd . enough teara not sugar, two eggs and five ounces of: thrown out of work the war. :r ilies shall be shared dances. -- portion are wo- way, companies, the private societies , .l.to act a red ncss? .; ... sifted flour. Dissolve the yeaat In half: considerable of these J. H. HERTCcHE Hsna: who, ordinary times, actively state. . Who, then, ties them up agala (not the milk and mix It with half the sift; men in and the . o i : aw . ' w m - mm. ml - .tMrnf.. ed'- flour to a smooth - batter. - Cover, occupy themselves in business." v' , and set In a warm place to rise,-whic- h The figure Is an Imposlse one; and Judere Ashford has uncovered! three neous appearance mood, and ' - f another forty-minute- ' which, on will take about s. -- In the accentuates the vital importance of indictments have' been the r ;? HOTEL AUBREY : -- de - meantime stir the butter and sugar to pvenr arailable channel being used secret file several months. .The -- ""A Homo Away from Heme" : j to to waste because' of laa inaccomo- cream, ergs one at." reestablishing commerce in fendants may never be prosecuted," ' - ! ' a add .the a time far the of A An Ideal Vacation Spot. &tlnr mMd. - And who fthl la all) terri- and beat the' mixture constantly. the widest possible degree. It would however, as all are out of the Phono 772. Hauula, Oahs baa probably .willed that her favorite hen It isery light begiaf' to add a be impossible to conceive, wunout tory and were absent when the Indict- grren ' A. ZUMSTEIN, Prop.. . i nepnew, so wnom sne w iutuik muw little at a time and in the order' nctually experiencing that all busi- ments were returned . by. the grand " - it : Advice, make a funeral' pyre "of 'them I - x. . . the milk, the cognac, flour and lastly the' ness operations could suddenly come Jury. They are William F. Armstrong, yeast Now whoie"fo ; ; Ola a 'near the dear old sundial in the car batter. beatthe to a dead stop, but this Is what has accused of , embezzling three ten minutes and let it rise again' until Honolulu Lodge No. 1, j den?. . actually happened,: and the situation bonds from -- ,i ;- - doubled In sise. Have iA readi yott forget ,t, ..,. .v1 it has must be grappled with without the Modern Order of Phoenix; Nathan FROM ELECTION If 'dOet'os W. ; J ' a-- ' 'GET AWAY ' ness round pan that holds little . Scharlin, accused illegal Sale . serves to ""the wo smallest delay. of' the But she Introduce quart, grease '. , TALK. more than a It weirtrith Financially-Difficulty- . of opium, and A. If. Waters, for gross , wno ... ww j man dm wur. twty, srvy bqtter, rdust lightly with flour and. add Armstrong, now in California, v. ' The. greatest difficulty to contend cheat or throw clothea aha na prepared dough, -- iiwif itit the 'into whlchhave undoubtedly one, may be brought back to face the HALEIWA la the ' quiet ' spot ! ieeda.':-- :'l a :v - two ounces choped with is. the financial longer t. been kneaded of be the charge against him, though he Is fight- woman has a closet; closet ml r- and blanched aJmonda..; Setlla wjrni and 'the moratorium is held, to This the dis- ing extradition there and the case still place and when the cake rises to the principal cause of the immense organization. It has now however, is pending in the courts of that state. I floor, top of the pan bake for thirty tninotes ipnUfices, lncludinr a which Is 'oven. been modified so as to make a fur A REAL CHANGE OP C LIU ATI : j . in a moderately hot Turn out th best appreciated of them alL 10 per bank balances Henry C. Frick, the steel millionaire can be had at the new boarding piled up upon nails, hooks when baked and set on a wire rack to ther cent of the Here and cooling prepare available, but this will only in a very who Is ill at Beverly, Mass., Is Improv- ifioor Is a motley throng of half worn oooL While It Is a sauce as follows: Put into a granite limited sense meet the immediate ing articles which, never worn, are merely unemployed. Congress expects to complete Its aloque&t tributes' to qualities of saucepan, half a cupful of sugar and a needs of the T7AHTA Y7A the. quarter of a pint of cold water.;.; Sim- Many steps are being taken to en- business of legislation by October 1. ) vctldiinMS, carelessness and radllaUon Whether or not it will adjourn nearly 1000 feet elevation, near depot, - mer five and add one cup- large present limited condition n! then I owner. for minutes the , scenery, fishing. in their -- will depend upon conditions arising grand fine bass For .a , - ful of sherry wine and half a teaspoon credit, but these likewise will not ii some from the European war. particulars address EL L. Krusa, Wa-- fi"om trailing them long weeks. In city r ful of vanilla extract Pour this hot have any appreciable effect for - sauce over cake, moistening every department of the hiawa. Phone 469. J dust without troubling to bruan ' lt the time. The labor I away; petticoats too full to wear with portion. Reheat what drips through, eovernment is trying to cope with the 1 pour again over the cake and serve convened the ; wresent style of gown; lace corset situation and has the or cold. labor, i oevcrs r&ne to plecee under the arms; either hot standing committee of national r ) et?fc stockings with many ma of Jaf: of which a subcommittee consisting 'I 1 I i I An kinds of Wrapping Papers and many experts are now ac- Twines, Printing and Writing Papers, . : cab's Lidders retching in vain Tor tne of labor J bares ef an ash barrel; perisbabie, The Trend of tively occupied in discussing means AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N PAPER . the 1 aouwaababla tlousca .toojnessedand for immediate emDlovment for 4 SUPPLY CCv LTD. Neckwear most urgent cases. TJiey have already V, V Port and Queen Streets, Honolulu il thlnrs are there, not reenmmanded that' the government i on 141 : Gv O. OniM. Gen. Mar thte - import i caraoa perfectly good. olothea, nar- A" WHISPER concerning the trend of should commence a. series t . . . B Ml . . J . em- TTV neckwear fashions of the moment ant public road works which will j rfetty.. should the ploy many of the older men V clothes ttat beln and. to what end their ultimate devel- thousands . ASSOCIATED CHARITIES tdetftef stamper. r. opment will produce is going the and yout'os. " you Yea do n believe thia, some of , boy " rounds..' As the result of the committee's ad 'A Chinese wants a Job., starred, eternally starched mad'' 1m- -i ..A cameo pin for a brooch, worn with vice, the government have, in addi- . Allow maculate ones, but It is true. Some e collar which topped the basque of a tion AmMAoA that the works in con " our cobbler to mend j persons .too, compromise the artUtlc your old shoes. Phone 2253. pretty colored , poplin costume worn at nection with the reorganization of the taupertment . wltU aH 1123 In conuectloa the .races recently,, was as perfect a Paris tramway lines and the comple- Alakea street this. Tunperaxaeat plufl aa . renrod reproduction, of the old time garb of tion of the nartiallv constructed un-- Dcfconela remarked when the earner kind as one would wiab to oee. upper its dereraund railwavs. as well as of newf steered hla shorn bair down bis Plaited. frills which. stand lip sUffly general sys--I JLrtUtie temperament plufi again, A TRICORNE CREATION. Unes forming part of the like spiky, picket fences of whiteness em underground metropolitan j aaylbs ao. But temperament or no will bo worn, outlining cape, coat and of the . STEINWAY rarnperaraent these, guilty ones yRtem, are to be pushed ahead. This j sti the girl ef sixteen or eighteen years nothing could be more becoming' costume neck lines, the height depend many Bargains ;fa Other Pianos. 7 ; lore of the tree artist for JJOlt upon will afford emnlovment for Malnatthe ... than this odd but jaunty outing Made simply of new ing entirely madam's sense of streets PLAYER "PIANOS. what is beautiful. A Tbcy sin perhaps bat the waterproof stylo and Just now much ef the white thousands more, and since the r the only attempt at garniture la ae bow upon xighj sidsT of necessity free from all regular THAYER PIANO CO. LTD. tttbecauae of the artistlov tciiera'-- tut fiat the frailness she wishes to have show ire ' 15S " : : "-- -j. traffic all work can be carried Hotel' StreeC: Phone 2313 la fgtte gf It, - Tta gEglrtd0'; ."Sr Jr bsr fur cellar. the tt c'-l- abort out rapidly and without public incon- - " I pray sincerely that yon may always have a ff'ff 1 ffVc: A woman for a friend. Make yourself a lady's SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND 8HirriN(J man as much as ever you can.-- Will iaiiV M. NEWS SECTION. Thaekery. ffjaaaWte

TWELVE HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914. PRICE FIVE CENTS

1 PRAYERS FOR PEACEWFFERED w&tfs- - Follow-u-p Syst FROM PULPITS OF HONOLULU flit MRURFRXvir ATTT7MAM i racist t BOOKS VEDIN'FRISCO FIGHT NEAR president's Proclamation Read preached the peace sermon last even- lambasted yoa"on the eye and walked away and waited vitii mi ing St. Andrew's Cathedral and saw 'IlLSH at He in Conjunction With Services a light ahead of the present war, in- fc TrJc before repeated the performance, he wouldn't hurt - Here dndJn; Mainland r asmuch as he'emhasixed his belief that k ypixrtry bacuy. Between attacks you would have an opportunity AT ARLEIGH'S BORDER the "brotherhood of man? wou!d be its TW)Ter from the effect of the first blow. TflfJORRBV IL S. result. He made a strong plea for Sunday, October "4, bad been set i But II be'anxashed yon and kept mauling, of his fist : . X financial aid for the sufferers abroad, each impact - ; v i i aside as a day for prayers for peace V by. Pres- with the result that the offertory would find you less able to stand the hammering, and a half-doze- n Nearly every brings thetn A. P. by A. P. by Marcunl Wfreleis) throughout the United State v steamer Mirconi Wireless' ident Wilson and 1 throughout the amounted to $125. jjabt would probably knock you down. new novels by famous ant favorite SA FRANCISCO, Cel., Oct. i. N ACQ. Mexico, Get. 5. General of the domain over Bishop Restarick eaid in part: writers, and there are thousands cf Morris Itnsenbledt, prominent in fra-terii- Maytorena has-begu- n a desultory at- length and breadth ""If Nowi advertising is,' after all, a of stripes flutter to the .lives sacrificed in this awful matter hitting the eye of the good stories in the cheaper editions. and business circles In Honolulu, tack on the forces of General Hill which the stars sad carnage bring as a a the breeze supplications were offered result clearer public If, yon allow too great an interval to elapse between inser- Dou't say, "I have nothing to do with will be married here tomorrow to Mrs. and the latter are repljing. for speedy ending of the war which vision of the brotherhood of man tions' of copy the effect of the first advertisement will have worn my gpare time." You will have some Servia. a young v idow of this city. Th American cavalry troops on a through the fatherhood of God, then now Europe - You-ma- y thing to do if you get acquainted with border patrol along the line adjoining racks the bloodshed will not be in vain. If way. by the time you hit again.' continue your scattered Hawaii joined with the mainland in the good stories at Arleigh's. Adv. Naco are under fire , while carrying brings any way en- a of will HONOLULU DRUGGIST the lay of prayer.' In Honolulu the the sacrifice in an talks over stretch years, but you not derive the same benefit out their orders in keeping the message, President was read in during peace By agreement to refer all jthat would result from a greater concentration. In other words, by PLEASES CUSTOMERS Mexican wounded soldiers off Ameri- of the questions nations to courts, many languages employed "here, between can territory. 5 the then the result will oe worth the cost. appearing fn' print every day, you are able to get the benefit of the while" . the 'pastors took for their MOVEMENTS OF The Hollister Drug Co. reports cus- the-Civi- l ixmpression created the day before, and as each piece of copy makes subject of prayers and As we look back War. with tomers greatly pleased with the themes the blood ' NAVY PAYMASTER GRAY peace. On Maui, where the third an- its cost of and treasure, the its appearance, tthe result o your publicity on the reader's mind is MAIL STEAMERS QUICK action of simple buckthorn unity of national life and blot- Ad-ler-ik- a. nual- CI vie. Convention Is now In ses- the 'more pronounced you mustn't stop short of a knock-dow-n im- bark, glycerine, etc.. as mixed in ORDERED, TO HONOLULU ting out of a national sin were worth " ' ' " ( sion; Peace day was remembered and ! This Simple remedy drains all it cost pression. byvMarcbnl observed- - lna theOahu penitentiary TESSELS TO AREITE the old foul matter from the bowels A. P. Wireless! prayers were offered for a speedy ter- "When we look at the One who in j Persistence is the foundation of advertising success. Regularity so THOROUGHLY that ONE SPOON- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal OcL 5. mination of .the wcr. ; bitter agony suffered on the cross, we of insertion' is just as important as clever phrasing. The man who Monday, Oct. 5. FUL relieves almost ANY CASE of Navy Paymaster G. T. Gray, statlonsd cry Hono- From the mainland the Associated out sat the shame that an innocent feangs'on is the rnanwho winsout Cato the Elder is an example to Maui ports Kilauea. str. (special). constipation, sour or gassy stomach. at Boston, has. bean ordered to Press sent out the following message, man who went about doing good, who Tuesday, Oct. 6. It is so powerful that it is used suc- lulu to relieve Paymaster P. J. WilletL every merchant who uses the newspapers and should be an inspira- Adler-i-k- a showing that the desire of the Presi- was perfect, sinless man and God man- San Francisco Manoa, M. N. S. S. cessfully in appendicitis. who is ordered to the Mare Island dent bad met with a ready response: ifest in the flesn, that lie should have tion to every storekeeper ;vho does not . For twenty years he arose Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, str. never gripes and the INSTANT action navy yard for duty, according to ad- - -. endured fearful klaily in the cried surprising. advertlsemenL vices received here yesterday. Throughout . the 'country yester- this death. But when Roman' senate' and, out for the destruction of Wednesday, Oct. 7. is day day of prayer for peace we see what has come from 'that wit- jCarthage. v In the beginning1 he found his conferees' very unrespon-siye- .i U. S. A, the San Francisco Sheridan, hus- In Europe; which was proclaimed ness to the truth, the growth of pity, But he kept on every day, month after month and year after T. Denying she has deserted her MONEY ORDERS ARE " - idea growth of helpfulness, band, Mrs, Mabel W. Arleigh has . by President Wilson, was general- the and ports G. jyear, shrking into the 'minds of all the necessity 61 destroying Kauai W. Hall. str. petition SUBJECT TO DELAY ly observed. - Special religious the moral spiritual and social uplift Thursday, Oct. 8. made answer to the in circuit Carthage, all subject, court filed,' by Augustus B. Arleigh, .services were held everywhere, shown in thousands of ways dally, then until he set the' senate thinking upon the and Hongkong vLi parts -M- ongolia, Japan on WASHINGTON Interference with In. the churches of Honolulu the ser- we know IB at the sacrifice, costly as in the end Rome sent an army across the Mediterranean 'and ended P. M. S. S. who Is seeking a divorce the , ground that his wife has left him and communicaticn caused by the Euro- vices were most impressive. W. R. It was, was worth while. the reign of Hjahhibals and Hamilcars "Africa. Vancouver-T-Makura- Br. str. Hope" of Future, the over northern The refuses to return and live with him. pean difficulties led the postofflee de- Castle, chairman; of. the war relief the f"' Maui ports Claudine, str. announce, -- single did Arleigh, says answer partment' to that it cannot committee, took advantage of the op- "If a generation can persistent utterances of a nian it Friday, Oct. 9. Mrs. in her that i future look she Is now South Jacksonville, insure the correct or speedy payment portunity ; O. at afforded and in the Central back and see that from this war came ,Xb of every mercantile success is parallel adver- Sydney via Pago Pago Sonoma, visit-ing..an- btory The merely d cf international money orders payable Union church yesterday rooming made a S. Florida, but that she is reconstruction of society, a putting tiser wHb'cloes'not le't'si day slippy without haying his say, is bound S. home In any European coantry: artar a strong appeal aid for the Red away 10. has not made her there. until 'for of the idea that civilization can jto be and have his influence felt.1: Every Saturday, Oct. She avers, moreover, she Is and the restoration of peace and normal Cross organization, which is endeavor- be built upon brute force, and a reali- heard insertion of copy San Francisco via Seattle Virgin that f always has been willing to return to conditions. ; Such business. It is added, ing to carry to the belligerent nations zation only? brings stronger returns, has the benefit of what has been Ian. A.-- S. S. that the sure foundations beruseit Honolulu, but that her husband has will be accepted subject to delays and the word vt love tnrough aid to the are brotherhood, good will! !said thei public's1 like Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, str. - - - ' and truth, before, until attention" is struck an eye that has not sent-fo- her. s risks.- -- ' wounded and dying on the battlefields then It will; be seen that: these men keen so repeatedly struck, that the least touch of suggestion will feel Sunday, OcL 11. Mi-kahal- Europe. parti- now : a, of Governor Pinkhanr giving their lives for what they ! : - Maui, Molokai and Lanal ports r blow.'-'- : : cipated in the services by reading the believe, each one. to5 be for ' country like a :;; str. President's message, while the "Peace and . the right, that these men have Maui ports Claudine, str. "Germany,-Indee- d, through min- day" prayer, was by Wil- n her offered Rev. not given' their lives In vain 'and that begged Swiss author- Kauai ports KInau, str. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO - ister, almost the . liam B. Oleson. . ; G. the result is worth the cost, bloody RATES Kauai ports W. Hall, str. ' ' op ities not to turn our the'wives and LUMBER J ?; s Rev.-Bish- Henry B. fTHE EXPOSITION LINE : Rt Restarick and terrible as it Is." - . at. , children of GerfAan soldiers called to Monday, Oct. 12. the front,' promising full repayment of S,an Francisco Tenyo Mara, Japan- FOR 8 AN FRANCISCO. " FOR SYDNEY, N. S. W. all expenses of their maintenance. ese str. Sonoma ...... OcL 9 Ve ntura . ,...... '. .'. OcL 5 SAID Switzerland, s in " short, must suffer Tuesday, Oct. 13. Sierra ,., , , .OcL 24 Sonoma ...... 1.. Nov. 2 STRUGGLE TO ARE EXPECTED .,.. ; every Kona and Kan ports Mauna Lea, 6 Ventura . . . .'j: . ... .Nov. SO with other country, even if not " Ventura ...... Nov. .... one foreign sold! er a foot across Str. ;:;';y-- Sierra . . , Nov. 2 Sonoma ...... Dec 23 sets A. the frontier. She must suffer; If only San Francisco Sherman, U. S. T. Ventura ....Dec. 4 Vntura ...... Jan. 23 QTl v -- rn in on account of the" dislocation of her San Francisco Matsonia, M. N. 8. S. trade and Industry," the heavy strain Monday, OcL 19. MAKE YOUR 1915 RESERVATIONS EARLY. UUUILI IU - ; mm .r J.. A j ' on' her 'resources, and the enormous San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S. $110.00 ROUND TRIP. Tuesday, 20. Indebtedness which she is now bound Oct. : - - C. BREWER & COMPANY, LTD., .M General Agents LONDON Writa from Berne, the "Jlo&Ilization haa come' at a most to : ; 'y-y- San Francisco via Seattle Hyades, incur.;.' :x v:t-- r; Lumber among, other commodities , . - Morning ' Post's - correspondent. In inconvenient time for the Swiss," con M g g Switzerland describes the manner In tinues, the article, "because much of ' which mobilization was carried out" in crop DID CHILD WAKE UP the second of hay has not been . .ww-y- importers,: throngh which much of the " . ..., that country. cut WedneadayjOcL. .Zi-- Z -- most .of -- and the corn is still to yCROSSjOB FEVERISH? product enter Hawaiian;-Islands, 'When" the flaring orange placards ' be harvested, to say the Hongkong via Japan ports Shinyo nothing of fruit or. tnfrtrmat that vtra'ntliallir 11A afagm.l Matson Naviffation uomi any appeared ordering mobilization.' 'says to be gathered and of the milking Look 3fother! tongrue Is gfre Maru Japanese str. " of If coated' ships are available-fo- r placing in the Dirpi Service Between San and, Honolulu the correspondent, "all the old spirit all pastured r Z2. ranciscq the cattle on the higher California Sjmp of Figs to nffBhore tradn. nrt.-wa- broke out. Tuesday, Sept. f :; 'I of the confederates seemed to revive. slopes, I ports Loa, mountain the' making of cheese ; clcaii the nrls.,v';-;r'i- nd some doubt is expressed whether I Kona and Kau Mauna FROM 8AN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO; The Swiss then showed their very and i .. K ... . butter and the proper care of the It would be Isafe for -- some of - those 8r; best side their finest qualities.! Every quantities . Mother I - Your child naturally Saturday, 24. of cheese already made,! v Isn't under charter and en route to leave Oct S. S. Wilhelmina ...V.. Sept. 29 8. 8. Wilhelmina ...... OcL 7 man, from the fcgLest '.officer' to the It waa proposed, to town cross and peevish. See If tongue Is Manila via Japan Dlx, U. S. A. T. send the the coast The China Import and Ex- . 6 S.' . . , .OcL 13 - S. S. Manoa ...... OcL S. Manoa ...... humblest private received' his. march- laborers, out; of wdrk owing' to the coated; this is a sure 'sign,' Its little port Company tramp Tuesday, OcL 27 ing every obeyed Lumber has three 13 - .OcL 21 orders, and man war,, into the fields, but stomach, liver and bowels need a - - Hongkong via Japan ports Korea, 3. S. Matsonia .l.....Cct. S. S. Matsonia . ... the Swiss to load ' ; - - steamers under charter at ' them c.i!to" quletlr, but instantane-- country . people Jook. unon. the towns. cleansing- at once, , - P. M. S. S: ...... OcL 20 : S. Enterprise OcL 27 ' Portland for Jhe FartEast In addition S. S. Enterprise ... 8...... ously, and an FrancIsco-vVilhelmln- a, with entire absence of man a too ignorant of country coiv When listless pale, feverish, full of to two 'Japanese r vessels taking on car- San M. N. - ; - ' ' man muccu, n. vuui- j or cold, sore, Iiman-tPoplsen'mll- r ui uiiuiuiuui ceras to oe mucn use, ana tne extra breath' bad throat doesn't goes in the ") S. S. S. S. Manoa sailing from Honolulu OcL' 13 for San Francisco via moUon considering . stom- ' thU the country' work has fallen chiefly on eat, 'Sleep or act naturally, has Friday, OcL 30. ' ' ' ! -- ' :' " the Swiss tThe trio ate the British steamships San Pedro :'f ( ' - :' waa upneavea . anas . women, ach-ache, "'.' uuie iu ueiog who., with the helD of bovs. diarrhoea remember, a New Zealand Transport and Knight of San Francisco Mongolia, P. M. S. S. - 10. able-bodie- S. S. Hyades sails from Seattle for Honolulu about October almost her entire d man-- are tending the cattle on the summer gentle liver and 7 bowel cleansing - Japanese steam- the Thistle and the 8. S. Hitontan sails from Honolulu for Sap Francisco and , Seattle hood ordered to the frontiers, pastures. , -- always ' It is hoped that soon the should be the first treatment ship ;With a cargo she YESSEIS TO DEPABT - " .1- - Asama Mani.' Tuesday, SepL 29f at 4'p. m.;- '". '- "'," '' - - .. ? , or money ' ' k : ; . ine amount .this war is jndBturm or- last reserve will v be given. ; loaded in the harbor for the com pany t rcsuns bwnzenana. even tnouga tne allowed to help with the harvest Nothing equals "California Syrup of the New Zealand Transport is sup- Monday, OcL 5. ' ; CASTLE & COOKE. LTD.; General Agents, Honolulu quarrel - - ' tea-spoonf- Mauiports--Claudlne.lstr.- . is none otlU concern. Is enor- 'The distress attendant on: war la Hgs' for; children's Ills; give a posed to be near Shanghai. She Is 5 p. m. l.J ...... K., - ncus. The correspondent- places at already being felt to Switzerland, for," and , in a few hours all the scheduled to return as soon as her " Kauai port8r-- W. G. Hall, str., 5 p. m. a..,tuu,uuii me cost or. ports Noeau, 5 p. rou ' " moDiuzation as the correspondent of the Morning foul waste sour bile and fermenting cargo has ; been 'discharged. The Kauai str ' alcne, iCCO.QOO a lay, 16,800,000 OcL 6. CO. a Poet states. are not merely the food . which is clogged in the bowels Knight of the Thistle Is to come from Tuesday, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP month, and this, re remarks, wiih an , ports Loa, families cf Swiss soldiers to be cared passes; out of the system, and you Valparaiso. She. and the New Zealand Kona and Kau Mauna ' - al - Honolulu on or about the following dates: tnr.-- budget of barely; 4,500,000, . for;, but alBo-- those of many Germans have a well and - playful ehlld again.! Transrrt will be subject to" capture str., noon. :':X talilnas from : end Industries ruined-- Already ; ,' . ports ' its a called to serve In the army; of All children love this harmless, delic-- If sighted by a German cruiser. It is Maal, Molokai and Lanal , FOR SAN FRANCISCO) -- ' FOR THE ORIENT: gcvernmem, joan i..w,uuu,uuy - - - r; Maru-wil- l 5 ' oi at &.'numeroua factory workers who are ions fruit .laxative." and it never not" believed' the Asama be Mlkahala, str p.m. ? per cent, 5 8.' S. Nile Manila out repayable in February 1917, now either workless or only partly em-- falla.to effect a good -- inside cleans-- molested. V. - Kauat Ports Kinau, str p4 m. via 8. Mongolia .OcL i 8. .,.., f ls bing raised.... , . : ployed. Ing. .Directions for babies, children of ' Although the United States and Wednesday; OcL 7. ". and Int. i ...... i i .. .OcL 17 crown-up- s neutrality Wilhelmina, M. N. 20 ali ases and are plainly on China have , declared their San Francisco S. S. Mongolia via. Manila 8. 8. Pers'a ...... OcL ' ; bottle.- - 1 . is held tnat vessels traaing Deiween a. iu a. m. the J it c:y' Oct 30 , , . . . 27 ' OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE Keep handy your lit-- , the two countries and flying the flags Hilo and way ports Mauna Kea, r. 8. 8. Korea . ."... .OcL ; ACJTOC3 THE ' It in home. A S. S. Persia via Manila, U ; to--' Great; Britain, Germany" or France 10 m. V f.r.Z-lZA- tie elven todAyw saves a sick child of str a. CONTINCNT . uyT a out and in...... i . . . . Nov. 14 S. S. Siberia ...... Nov. 3 - VIA THE - v . morrowi but get' the genuine. Ask WI not oe immune irom seizure Thursday, OcL 8. OUTWARD. meejia--Californi- a ccrr:!SLiNc your druggist" for a 50-ce- nt bottle of enminaung me snips rrom Sydney, N. 3 W.Makura. Br. str. ckthe world Walanae, WaLalua, Kahnkn, available it is clalm-an- d "VV. 5 p. m. -- For and Syrup FIgs,, look tons fronvthe list Kauai ports G. Hall, str apply . THROUGH THE of then ; For general Information te ' ' way stations 15 a. S:20 p.m. - ed the remaining tonnage on which to Friday, OcL' 9. v ' CAf.D CANYON ' OF see that it is made by the "Call- ' s 'THE For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and way aw is too Hmitisd to prove of much r Sonoma, S. E., ' - farnia Fig Syrup Company." Counter- - San Francisco 0 H- Ltd- - Agents TZATHZn- niVER AND THE, - " & Co., - 30 a, 9;15 a. cu; ' consequence. This would be made up 5 p.m.:- ;.--'. r"'"r, - Hackfeld HOYAL CORGE, stations f7: ' felts are being sold here. : Don't be . r 1 mostly of Japanese and Amertcana Guam Sherman, u. S. fooled V' 'vsr yr Manila via ' - - - I r e . "'" 1:15, p. tn; t9:30 p. ta p. m. X . ' - :. i It appears-ther- are no suitable a. '"- rr Mtilt j present. t. For Wahlawa and IIlebua-10:2- 0 A delegation business and profes American craft to be had at San Francisco Mongolia. P. M. S. S. ijrcTrrc of -- t . xn tt:40 p: mi '5:00 1. bl, ni:00 sional men' of Cnill have1 made plans Because of the situation it is feared Maui ports Claudine, str;, 5 p. m. It only a Saturday, Oct. 10. , to' visit, the: United States early next 'h ' a :'v" tNWARD. ' v!":" year. ' The object is to establish closer $t until the Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo T0Y0 EISEN EAISHA to oetr figure. Maru. Japanese str. F. U, WALC HO N, ! Arrive Bonolnltl from Kahnkn. Wal-alu- a relations between the republics. 12 Ltd, Acentt, way perts Kea, and Walanae 8iSS t ia, 5; 31 Hilo via Mauna p. ' PASSEyCEBS BOOKED - y dled str. . 'steamers of the above Company wiil call at and Itave Haneltftv I Q H T m. , toe BrS: '':' -- ' FRE Monday, 12. ' ' ' - , . OcL dates mentioned below: . . ' Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Afced-Men- O-- er about the 'and - He WHS J p. m. Per str. KInau for Kauarport OcLV,"01? ?f Maul portsClaudine, str., -- K E Peart Ctty 17:45 a, m, 8:38 . vl, h .. ; ' i t ; TIC T8 C Master Deverill, Mra. S. BDever 5 ? Ivaual ports W. U. Hall, str., 5 p. m. Also 11:02 a, m, .1:40 p. nx, p. bl, FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Reservations IU, L. IL Bean 8. A. 1 Keystone, Wm Kauai ports Noean." str., 5 p. m. 5:31 p. m, 7:20 p. m.. PASSEXGEKS EXPECTED any point on the Ebellhg; Herron; : : j OcL 13. ' .' Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and Lady 7 Tuesday, OcL 12 S. S. Shinyo Maru 21 mainland. - Ma- - S. S. Tenyo Maru .....OcL Leilehua 8 : 15 a,- m., San Francisco via Sari Pedro 9 10 WELLS-FA- R. p. m, , Maru . Nov. S. S. Chiyo Maru Bet - S. S. Shinyo ...... Nov. Franci&o. Oct. E. Dorland,-- O. noa. M. N. S.S.,4 m 1 4:01 p. m 7:10 p. m. .: lVU- ; A . Vt v wnim,,.. v. n,.nw !. . TT 4 8. S TenVe Maiu CO & CO, 72 8. ' .vu.."t wanna uuam u. o.o S. S. Chiyo Maru ...... Dec i.....Dec -- 'Sth-- via oiienuau, 29 The Halelwa Limited, two-hou-r Dr. W. W. Lovejoy. Miss E. A. Maru Dec. 25 S. S. Shinyo Maru ...Dee. Klna St Ttl1515 a A. T. J. S. S. Tenyo train (only flrstclass tickets honored) JTl I-- E. Jellings. R. H 16. ST . 5 Hamamoto, Miss Edna Friday, OcL leatea Hoflolulo every Sunday at 8:38 J J1 - TrehLMr.' Mrs. Holmes, Miss- S. 'E.' Kau ports Mauna Loa, 1 a, for Halelwa hotel; returning ar 'H. J. son Mrs. M.' Hosts, Mrs. J. D. Kona and Mr and .' Mrs RJ' Kennedy, M t. ppnfiM fr p Mr- - str., noon. rives In Honolulu at 10:10 p. m, The ' " w Agents, Honolulu L. Lee, Miss Chittenden, Miss Intosh. Mrs. P. Mcintosh. Mrs. C. A. Wednesday, OcL 2L CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, United stops only at Pearl City and Edith G. Edythe Shinyo Jap- Walanae. Kiene, Miss Hatcher, DeCew. H.VH, Memtosh, Mr. "Walter San Francisco Mara ;;. MUs H, Martin, D. Mrs. anese i - LIccisacer Boy Dally, Except StuiCay. Miss Martin," Dillingham,' Mrs. Walter Dillingham, str. t' r t tSnndayanly. Geo. A. Martin, D. Miss Matsonia, M. N. OENISON, Miss Martin. MlSsM BuckrMiBs Helen M. Emer- San Francisco CP. F. C. SMITH, CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N ROYAL MAIL LINE " HaD, Hall, Mr. S. S.,'10 a. m. ; Thelma Miss Pauline son. Mrs. H. B. Mariner, Mr. F. C. ; CupsrlntendenL . Q. p, ' ": ' - a. G. Shep- 24. ; ' ' and Mrs. W. Mclntyre, J. A. Smith, A. Mr. George Brown, Saturday,. OcL ; '.';8ubject to 'Change. 'r'.' herd, Mrs. J. A. Shepherd, D. Sullivan, H. B. Sperry, Mrs. H. B. SperryBofle San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S., Victoria; and Vancouyer. ; ; For 8uva, Auckland and 8ydney 7;Tor L. H. 3. A. noon. "; P Bush, Mrs. P. Bush, Mrs P. K. Smith, Mrs. Bode K. Smith. - T. MURAKAMI SHOTEfl 8.- -- OcL 15 LBush and child, Mrs. R. W. Atkin- Enquist. Mrs. - J. A. Enqui8t,;Mrs. H. Tuesday, OcL 27. 8. 8. Makura ;.'. .; . . . .OcL 7 8. Niaaara ...... son, Mr., and Mrs. E. A. Coons, Mrs. Judd, H P." Judd,- - Miss Genevra San Francisco Enterprise, M. N. S. i V. .'.Dec 11 ; P. 8 8. Niagara". ..1 . . . s .Nov. 4 S.S. Makura Importer and Dealer to j W. D. E. A. S., 4 p. "''''-i Adams, BerndL Mr. and Strong, Mrs. W. E. Bellna. m1 1 JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS Mrs. A. W; Clark Mrs G. Levy, R, M. ' - .. X San Francisco Korea,-- P. M. S. S. THE0. H. DAVIES & CO.. LTD.; GENERAL AGENTS PROVISIONS, Morton, Mr. Fenwlck, Mrs. GROCERIES, Etc. : .W;H. KAILS 22-2-4 Perry, Mrs. S. E. Dalton, Alice Hotel Street, near Nuunau. Miss t TBAJfSPOBT SEBTJO? - - AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PANAMA CANAL LINE Cooke, Mrs. C. H. Cooke. Mrs. Adora Malls are due' from tne .fonowtof - N 8. 8. CO w" NEW" YORK for HONOLULU, Mastick G. N. Wilcox, W. N. Mcln-erny- , polhtj as followi: ? ' V; Logan, from Honolulu for Guam and ' A "STIlAMER win be despatched from -- SAN FRANCISCO, every F. J. Herier,' Mrs. F. j; Herler, San FrancIscd-Man- oa, OcL tTT": Manila, SepL 15. ; -- : KAHULUI, PORT ALLEN rand HILO. vii Y. TAKAKUVA & Mrs.; BlcGary.V ' Yokohama MongoUa OcL" 8t Thomas, from Man!!a ;via Nagasaki, TEN ILAYS. Approximate time In translL S8 DATS. 1 4i: V"'' 00 T ' r - Virginian, t,o saH Oct. -, S. about :: : . S"eatUe to Honolulu S. Limited. ; . AustraliaSonoma. OcL 9..' V at Honolulu, Oct. and Tacoma Uyyi' - PAS8EXGEES DEPABTED Mails will depart fox Utt pllorwlss Shertdan.fr! t- ' i Fran-- 2 S. S. Kentuckrtan to sail about Nov. '- ; fr fm "NAMCO" CRABS packed In I '" irt' apply to w. t points as 'follows - v 'Cisco, 'tr: . ,. For pa'rtJculan aa to rates, et, cru. - 4 H. HACKFELD A CO, LTD. crST VER. Sanitary Cans, wood lined. 'Per Str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and San Francteco Mongolia, OcL &4 l Disr, f. . C THC : j - . b GROCER. SL near King SL way ports. Oct. 3. T. R. Robinson, H. Yokoharaa-f-Tenjc- e i CeaenJ Freignt Agent ; .. . ' AgeaU, ASK Y0UP Kctant MaruOctl2.r' -- M.' Gated. Australia Makura,. OcL- - 8. A --- i '- i , - ......