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Manufacture Barred Under New Food Law Germany Accepts DISLOYAL Pope s Principle ARMY 1$ LWmURG ESCAPED HOOVER Japan To Send 500,000 For End To War YELDING (Associated Press oy U. R. Vaval Communi. TOLD TO PRISONER REPLIES cation Sartlc) Troops To Petrograd If Population of Moscow Backs Premier City is Placed AMSTERDAM, Holland. Sept. as GET OUT CAPTURED TOQUERY 12. While details are yet lack-- . Under Martial Law; Consti- Capital Is Threatened ing, the newspaper Weser Zei- - tutional Central Committee tung says that Germany's reply Stockholm Foreign Office How Discovered as Stowaway on Lcca! Interpretation Upset By to Pope Benedict's peace pro-- Joins HandslWith Civil Gov- gram will accept in principle the ernment to Avoid Civil War ever Will Not Recall Minister Word has reached Honolulu that Japan is considering sending Wilhelmina, He Boasts of Message Received By Star-Bullet- in proposals of Kaiser Wilhelm's troops In early spring to help rehabilitate the 9 Lowen, Holding He Was Not 500,000 to Russia the His Record and is Impris- From Washington; adviser. 4 (Asaxlated Press by V. 8. XaTU Commas). Russian defense. In a cable to the Nippu Jiji, Y. Fuwa, a Hawaiian caUoa Senr.ce) Du- oned; Makes Dash for Lib- to Blame in Expose of boy, who is now representing a syndicate of Japanese New spapers in If Ruling Stands Imports Russia, Sept. plicity Washington, says that this information was secured from good erty in San Francisco From Japan Likewise PETROGRAD, authority. Must began to un- diplomatic capital Cease (Associated FrM by v. 8. Haral Common! There has been talk in circles in the national CANDIDO, gunman, MURDER roll themselves today and news cation 8rtel regarding the participation of Japanese troops in the present con- FRANCISCO gambler, considered BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, flict, but this is the first definite statement to the effect that it one of the most des- filtered in from the larger cen- Sept. 1& (Official.) Tha gov- was being considered seriously. According to the information re- perate of Filipino criminals in these ters, it began to appear as if ernment today sent a. aharp ulti- ceived from the Honolulu Japanese, Japan will come to the rescue islands, who escaped from a prison Honolulu, Sept 11, 1917. matum to Germany regarding the of Russia, should the Germans threaten Petrograd. work gang at Kalihi on August 20, 4 C. S. Albert, 4 PICTURED Premier Kerensky has secured atart ling disclosures juat brought A campaign of this kind would require months to work out, and was taken from the Matsonia this Washington, D. C. ' the upper hand in his battle for an government to light through tha pro-Germ- according to the information received, the Japanese morning under guard. Ask Hoover manufacture of would not be ready for an aggressive campaign until early in the food the supreme authority of the activities of Count . Luxburg, escaping from the prison gang sake barred under national spring. Inasmuch as Germany be handicapped in of- After BYW1DQW charge d'affaires at the 8wedah will their Candido remained in hiding in Hono- law? 4 provisional government. Mem- embaaay here. fensive during the Russian winter, diplomats in Washington believe Star-Bulleti-n. 4 should Japan enter the war activity now Germany is certain to lulu until the day toefore th3 Wilhel bers of the Kerensky govern In the communication juat for that mina sailed for the coast, August i'S fail in Russian campaign th is winter. Star-Bulleti- n, warded, Argentine informs Berlin the Then he walked aboard the vessel 4 4 Woman Whose Husband Was ment informed the Associated if Germany alia to disavow Fuwa also cabled that a conference between Vice Admiral daytime, disguised as a cargo 4 Honolulu, T. H. that f of Japanese commission and Secretary Josephus Dan- in the Slain at Kaneohe Tells How Press today that while they are the actions of the Swedish charge Takeshita the worker, and hid himself in one of the Manufacture of sake barred Luxburg, iels resulted in the announcement that Japan would send more under food law. 4 She and Spouse Were Taken unable to report the final over d'affaires . Count the warships to the Mediterranean in the near future. At the present holds. South American republic will at The second day out he was discov ALBERT. to Canefield, Then Followed throw of General Korniloff time Japan has a squadron of vessels under Admiral Sato. " once recall her minister at Berlin. Questioned, he his bravado - ered. in Shot and a Groan they are optimistic of the out- , But, should Berlin disapprove of boasted that he was an escaped pris a the course followed by Count oner for whom the Honolulu police upsetting the come. " Luxburg the status quo will be would pay a big reward. He was COMPLETELY by local customs Rumors filtered into the capital that SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION army was surrend- maintained. placed under guard until San Fran revenue officials, and 4 THE JURY 4 part of Korniloffs cisco was reached. While prepara the federal food commissioner's of- ering to the loyal commanders. It were being made to was rumored that Premier Agentine, tions transfer fice, the foregoing message received 4- McMcWayne, Richard 4 further AIRES, Chas. A. Kerensky might assume the supreme BUENOS him to the Matsonia he made a dash by the Star-Bulleti-n today from C. S. Mossman, Edmund Hedemann, 4 12. The Argentine OPENING NEW ARMY TO ALIENS for liberty and succeeded in gettin; 4 N. command of the military forces pend- Albert, this paper's Washington cor- 4 Mark A. Robinson, Geo. Isenberg, government with half way up the Matson wharf when Bailey, Ululanl F. Lem- - ing the full restoration of order. has acted respondent contains the ruling of 4 Harry B. declared Moscow in he was stopped by the second mate C. Lyser, Jas. P. Wlnne, Kerensky has alacrity following the disclos- Herbert Hoover, U. S. food controller, 4 on, Fred 4 war. declaration was of the Wilhelmina. - - a state of JThe as regards the status of sake under Wm. E. Heine, Christian Even- 4 - Men-Wi- ll 4 good spirit recep- ures, Count; Luxburg,- - the If House Ratifies Measure More Than 1,000,000 Be When Candido was apprehended on S. Johnson. recived in and'its that the liquor clause in the national. food 4 sen, Chas. bulk of Moscow's -- the Wilhelmina he was armed with a ' tion, indicates the v Swedish charge.d'affaires, had Available for Service in American Ranks Notice Received law. 4 population Is supporting the provi- big .48 caliber Colt's revolver loaded This classification of the Japanese been acting the interests of in Honolulu That Japanese May Enter Under Draft cartridges. gun sional regime. in with four This he liquor by Mr. Hoover's office is taken a muffled groan, Verkhovsky, military com- admits having stolen from a China shot in the dark, Gen. Germany and through embassy locally to mean that sake is a distilled a cry for help, then quiet this mander of Moscow, on behalf of the f (Associated by U. S. Naval Communication Service) man while he was at liberty in Hono A Haya-sbibar- a channels sending messages to Press liquor, and not a brew, as it has been is all that Mrs. Tsunetara officers of the garrison gave Kerensky 1). 1L lulu, and also a gold watch which was to be by Honolulu customs manner in which WASHINGTON, C, Sept. Aliens in the United concealed in clothing. held and knows of the assurance of their loyal support movement found his nt Berliri regarding the revenue officials and the United her husband met his death in a pine- appears to be a unity of sen-time- s exception of subjects of Teuton police began in There States, with the countries Candido's record field Kaneohe on the night groups of Argentine shipping. 7, States food commissioner. apple near among the workmen's Honolulu on February 1917, when Ker-ensky- and those exempt by treaty, may yet be made subject to part, liquor August 21, according to her testi- Moscow, of whom indorse 's Today government sent Count draft he was given a sentence of not less In the clause in the of in all .. the national food law as folio vs: mony this morning in the trial of Isi- selective army. burglary. . reads stand. v Luxburg's passports to the German in the than four years for The Alario and four other Filipinos Democratic cen- they today following spring he escaped from pris- "Section 15. That from and dore The constitutional legation, with instructions that A resolution was Introduced charged with the brutal murder. committee has joined hands with - being brought to Hono- after 30 days from the date of the tral be delivered to him , as soon as he In the senate, passed and sent to the This cable was in response to on and while stood there in the darkness." she regime has in- one Waia-lu- a approval of this act no foods, "I the provisional and jr. ,be located. was previously house, providing all aliens, with lulu by a Japanese policeman of could It tilt sent a few days ago by Chairman food or feeds told the court. "My hands were bound formed the premier at a parley that Stated had gone for the weekend the exception of those named above, who captured him, he shot the of- fruits, materials my were that he Green, asking in regard to Japanese shall be used iii the production behind my back and feet It has agreed to ita members joining to country. shall be subject to service in the ranks ficer in his right leg and managed to A Filipino on side the and Filipino aliens who have regis of distilled spirits beverage tied stood each a reconstituted cabinet in order to of America's new armies. escape again. for They unbound my husband -- STOCKHOLM,' tered and who desire to waive exemp- purposes. im- of me. avoid civil war. Sweden, Sept. 12. It is estimated that more than a mil- Some time afterwards he was again Nor shall there be ne separaiea loyalty tions. The matter was brought up ported United any and I know that became Gen Guchoff, whose to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Linlman, lion men will be affected by the plan captured and given an additional sen- into the States the Filipinos. Then I heard a suspected, been ar- says approve specifically by a query from the Jap- distilled spirits." from cause was has in av statement issued today, that should Congress of it tence of 18 months for burglary in shot in the dark and a groan. My hus rested and is held at Pskoff under Swedish-ministe- anese press, which stated that many Baron Lowen the r the second degree and not less than District Attorney S. C. Huber, who help and then all was n, band cried for guard. Alien Japanese, Filipinos and ail of the local Japanese, though foreign-bor- expressed opinion if to Argentine, will not be recalled. five years for assault with a deadly has the that, sake nuiet. The Filipinos left men, ana Maj.-Ge- Binch Pruvovitch has races except enemies desire to serve in the draft liquor, as Minister Linlman declares Ambas other should.be weapon. is a brewed is claimed here, I had freed myself from the ki- appointed by provisional . army army. after been the sador" Lowen was in no way to blame drafted Into the national from How dangerous the police believe its manufacture may be prohibited mono sash that bound me, and went government commander In chief of ' Hawaii they so desire, according to The chairman up only by executive of - for the tenor of the messages cent if took the matter at to be was indicated this morn the order the to his side, he was dead." Russian armies, succeeding Gen- , today Candido the through by Count Luxburg to Berlin a cable message received from once with Washington, and today's ing as he was brought down the Mat- President, declared today that if it is Holdine tightly in her arms her eral Korniloff, who was displaced by notifying the German government of the war department by Chairman F. cable gives him authority and instruc- sonia gangway. Officer Carter of the intended to prohibit the manufacture baby daughter made fatherless by the Kerensky. the sailing of Argentine ships for J. Green of the exemption board. tions to accept such aliens. waterfront police and Sergeant Fred under the food law, then the Importa- - brutal killing witn wnicn tne mpinos Europe. - - Iaukea grasped him by both arms be are charged, Mrs. Hayashibara told of PETROGRAD Russia Sept 12. tween them and held him firmly as fContlnre on cage two) the affair in a quiet, eager voice. That Gen. Kornilofrs revolt against NEWS A they led him to the patrol wagon, Throughout the long ordeal of exam- the provisional government is doomed LATE AT cross-examinatio- n NAMES GLANCE while the officers kept their guns ination and the lit- to failure is the opinion of Minister GOVERM in readiness for an expected dash for tle girl slept peacefully. of War Savinkoff. liberty by the convict. Shafroth Fathers "When my husband and I were clos- In an interview today the minister GERMANS TAKE 8900 SLAV PRISONERS AT RIGA When an examination of the stolen ing the store that night a Filipino gave every assurance to America that GREECJ AS MAJOR BERLIN Germany Sept. 12. (Official). Prince Leopold reports that gun. and cartridges was made at the C8me in," said the woman! "There Korniloffs revolt was in no way af- in the capture of Riga and during the subsequent battle S900 Slav pris- police station it was discovered that Measure To Make were five in the store altogether." fecting the army's operations against oners were taken. ' there were no bullet9 in the cart "Do you see any of them in court?" the enemy and he said he had no IN LOCAL GUARD ridges, but they were filled instead asked Deputy City Attorney C. S. Da- doubt the coup against Kerensky's AIR ENGINE ON WHICH U. S. PINS FAITH, SUCCESS. with small bird shot. "Believe me, vis. regime would fail of its purpose. Dry power WASHINGTON, D. C Sept 12. The new liberty motor airplane en- Candido would have used that gun if Havaiijjone' Identifies Prisoners. Evidence that Kornilofrs gine, with which, the United States hopes to gain the supremacy of the air ho had gotten a chance," one of the The Japanese woman left the wit- is already on the wane is shown in Francis J. Green, chairman of the ness stand and went down and stood reports that Cossack regiments sent In the war with the Central Powers, has been proved, after exhaustive officers said as the prisoner was (Associated Press by XT. S. Maral Common!, V district exemption board and officer tests, in locked in a cell. cation Sarriee) before the five Filipinos seated in by the rebel general against Petro- to be the best the world today. delegates In charge of the selective draft, was Secretary of War Baker today announced engine chairs inside the railing. She looked grad have sent to President today by Governor that the has passed WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. moment Kerensky assuring the government of commissioned its final test. The best brains of the motor world have contributed to them over for a and then as major in National 12. Colo began talk In Japanese to Attor- their loyalty. : Pinkham a the the success of the enterprise, and officials are enthusiastic over its Senator Shafroth of to Guard of Hawaii. TWO KILLED AS of the commit- ney Will T. Carden, counsel for the The government has issued a de Ia a letter to the adjutant general rado, chairman defense. Chester A. Doyle, Japanese cree branding as rebels Gens. Korni governor on islands ter- interpreter, came to the rescue. loff, Denikin, Lokomsky and Markoff, of the territory, the instructs OXMAN GOES ON TRIAL FOR PERJURY. tee Pacific and Major Green be detailed as an Isidoro Alario was identified by chief of the headquarters staff on the that . SAN FRANCISCO, Cat., Sept 12 The trial of Frank C. Oxman, a ritories, today introduced a adjutant-genera- l placed Mrs. Hayashibara as being the first southwestern front; and Klsliakoff, assistant and wealthy cattleman of Durkee, Oregon, who ia charged with perjury during PLANES COLLIDE on the governor's personal staff. bill in the senate providing Filipino to enter the store. assistant minister of roads. ' the T. J. Mooney trial here, was begun today. Oxman testified that he She also pointed out Gabriel as hav- . Major Green will be authorized to Hawaiian had seen Mooney and three of the defendants in the bomb murder cases for prohibition in the ing been there. She could not iden- PARIS, France. Sept. 12. After a , execute such portions of the selective scene of explosion shortly law as devolve on at the the after it occurred, and it waa believed islands. It was referred to tify the others, she said, as they had terrific artillery preparation, the service the office jury's verdict was based largely on HIGH IIP IN AIR adjutant general under the regula- that the his statements. their Mats pulled down over their French troops near St. Souplet Cham- of Oxman was arrested last April following by E. committee. prescribed by the president, statements made F. eyes. pagne, today attacked German trench- tions Rlgail of Grayville, III, who charged Oxman sought to Delegate Kuhio was informed this In brief, woman's Btory es, were everywhere victorious. bearing date of May 18, 1917. that had induce the was and him to give false testimony against Mooney. (Associated by TJ. S. Commnat. afternoon of the foregoing despatch. this: Following a devastating barrage Press Kara! s Under these; regulations the adju cation Sarrsc) He said that it w-a- probably in ref- "The first Filipino bought some so--f fire, the poilus captured three lines tant general of each state or territory AMBULANCE DRIVERS TO GO TO ITALY SAX DIEGO, Cal., Sept. T2. Two erence to the bill introduced last ses- of trenches, holding and consolidat- Is given the duties of keeping all se- Information received today in a letter to A. L. Castle is that the five student aviators met a terrible fate sion, providing for bone-dr- y prohibi- Continues nn case two) ing the third line against alt attacks. lective draft records, interpreting Honolulu boys who left here last week under the auspices of the Hawaiian today at the aviation camp grounds, tion in Hawaii. The Teuton loss is reported as regulations and conducting mobiliza Association to become when biplanes crashed together "It is likely,' said the delegate, very heavy, Tennis ambulance drivers at the front, will prob- their JAPAN IS OPPOSED all the defenders of the tion of those drafted This commls- - ably, go direct to Italy. The five are Francis Brown, William Wells, Wil- far up in the air and both men were "that the senator's purpose in bring- trenches being either kllle-- l or taken sjon will place Major Green in direct liam Noble, Ernest Podmore and Fred Biven. sent hurtling to the ground. ing it before the senate again is to TO STEEL EMBARGO prisoner. charge of this work with which he is Edward Walsh of Oakland. Cal., and give it solid footing for next session. Vjamillar through his position on the FREE PORT QUESTION IS DISCUSSED Theodore Dyman of St Helena, Cal.. It is not likely that anything "will be (Special Cable to Xippu Jiji) ana ooaros. While no action was taken this afternoon out on a practise trip collided with done with it at this time. He told D. 12. r registration crait toward making Honolulu a WASHINGTON, C, Sept I BASEBALL RESULTS free port the members of the board of directors of the Chamber of Com- terrific force 300 feet in the air at me at one time that he wished the Representatives of 18 of the largest to vrould pass a I I merce discussed the question in a favorable light and the matter was fi- North Island, and fell together the territorial legislature shipbuilding and industrial plants in TODAY nally turned over to the trade, commercial and industrial development com- ground. Officers oelieva that the force resolution favoring the bill. I was con- Japan are now in Washington. The ! --4 mittee with the request that further information on the topic be secured. of the collision kl-lc- both ihe men tending at the time for a home-rul- e representatives are opposing the steel NATIONAL LEAGUE. F. C Atherton pointed out that as a free port Honolulu would be open to instantly. measure.'; embargo, stating that it will cripple At New York New York 9, Brook- George W. Paty of the Anti-Saloo- n lyn 0. - receive raw material, have it manufactured here and the finished article ' the Japanese industries at this time. shipped to foreign countries without payment of duty. WAQFnA QTIinPMT League, is inclined to think that this The largest shipbuilding plant3 At Boston Boston 3, Philadel- VYttOCUtt bill in DENIED MOONEY Raymond C. Brown declared that as the islands had no resources to -- Is a new the "Porto IMcan" bill Japan will be hard hit, as much of phia 6. ; CuNTINUc: nlrvbjas he it. ' S. attract manufacturer the free port would appear to be advantageous to- Ol ,! termed Senator Shafrbth has the raw material is obtained from At Chicago Chicago 4, Cincinnati ward bringing these men in. evidently been of the opinion that a America, they say. At St Louls-- St Louis I, Pitts- to Kicpn ' - Special Cablt Jiji) pronibition oil! ror Hawaii sucn as has burg 2.- -. ; - - ". ' tAawci&ttt Frets by XS. 8, Knl CommuL JAPANESE HERO OF tion corps with the rank of lieutenant TOKIO, Japan, Sept. 12. The strike been framed for Porto Rico would be tition of 25 per cent of the voters is .., . - ;.v" 1 at Waseda university continues and a good measure, says Mr. Paty. necessary to secure plebiscite, AMERICAN LEAGUE. SAN FRANCISCO, CaL, Sept. 12. VERDUN HOME During the siege of Verdun, Comman-- j this T GOES yesterday afternoon a large delegation Briefly outlined, says Mr. Paty, the and the question is finally decided ac- At Detroit First game, Detroit 2, . state supreme der Isobe, who holds that The California court title in the held 8- of students a demonstration bill provides immediately against the cording to the majority of votes. : Cleveland -; Second game Detroit today denied a motion for a new trial (Special Ca(le to Xippn Jiji) Japanese navy, succeeded in destroy- ' against the directors of the univer- importation, sale or manufacture of In Porto Rico the liquor interests 4, Cleveland ZJ, ' 3 - V lor Thomas Mooney, who was con- TOKIO, Japan, Sept 12. Comman- ing 12 German planes. He was seri- Aoyama, sity. Dr. I. dean of the medi- liquor to or In the territory, but any brought about this plebiscite soon aft- At . PhlladelpUa Philadelphia T victed and sentenced to the full pen- der Isobe, who was one of the most ously wounded an engage- in aerial cal department of the Imperial Uni- time within five years the opponents er the law went into effect, believing New York 1. ! - alty murder In connection with . ' for ring aviators at Verdun, has return ment and was repor'c' dead. He later versity of Tokio, has resigned and Dr. of prohibition may ask for a special that they could defeat it and again At Washington Washington I, , Iher "Preparedness pay" parade bomb ed to Japan: two years For he has recovered, and was decorated by the M.'Kumakawa has been appointed as vote on the law to see people of put liquor territory. - , outrage if the into the They ton 1.; Called in"18tH izzlz: ca in San Francisco. been a member of the French avia French war office for gallant service successor to-- ' - t hi$ rliftjerriorx are in ftvpr of it A ne were -beaten by a vote of 2 li cccnt cf ., 'r i i i nAn ini a id SECOND DUTCH KANEOHE MURDER Whafs This? Hilo OURT BEGINS A benefit dance will be held at the Phoenix hall Saturday evening. Sep- Bringing 'Mystery' WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY CRUISER STOPS STORY TOLD BY TRIAL OF tember 15. at 8 o'clock for the Ka JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 12S1. SI muki Tennis Club. For Solution Here The regular monthly meeting of the WIDOW GOLD NO CASE Kalihi Improvement club will be held FOR VISIT HERE VICTR this evening at 7:30 at the Kalihi-aen- a 1ST what is contained in a busi- - schoolhouse. Important J 'myt?r- box" which is u be ness will be transacted. If every one in Honolulu would eat mjJ 1.1 hre by the 'delegates Charged v.iih t'.e malicious conver- Flying from her after wireless ma?t (Continued from cage f the h:c from Hilo automobile No 1 property 60-fo- M of red. whit and sion cf Superintendent of Parks Vierra will a reamer and drank it a subjtTt ;f much ilisciwinn. M. an em- the is home- da watr. paid for it of H. Webb. Sam tioldmo, install an overhead light at the Kalihi-ka- i S Llue bam. indicative that A ; pnard tor box when Bread My was rather lat olice the ploye Advertiser, appeared in Graham bound, the Dutch cruder Tromp husband said it of the school ground tomorrow morning Love's BAKED ward know where he had it arrives in Honolulu has already morning for trial. WRAPPED AS SCON AS from Soe-rabaj- Java, docked in the and wanted to police court this and Bandmaster Kalani has announced Gulfport fhori come from. He said be bad ccme heen reiueeteJ of Sheriff Chas. Attorney Andrews repre5ented week, a saving of at least naval slip oppofite the Ko;-e- Irnn tha't will give con- two days a . Chil-iinRv.ort- the band its tfcer is understood that h first ly noon today. from Kahuku. My husband said and it the defendant, while Charles F. before Fili- on here it ;s to be cert tomorrow evening at 7: CO. Much more warlike m appearance wat no work at Kaneohe. The tu oae appeared for the prosecu- lie had cone to Kaneohe t!oeiy guarded by the Hilo dele-Ka- tr tion. is the Trorop than is the Zeeland. pino said Antone Franc was treated (or a bad- pounds hana-hana- . Motorcycle Officer said he 10,000 which arrived earlier ia th! week. to MTe ly L. v. dp representa- at-ou- t H lacerated heel at the Emergency week. This Is due perhaps to the fact that 'Then another Filipino came in, cav tno defendant at o clock of wheat could he saved every in Honolulu, indig- hospital last night.' lie was riding on her armament is greatly larger than said he was thirsty and drank some tive f f Hilo on the mornin? of Aug :t 21 at Moili- a motorcycle an-o'li- of Zeeland. Looming from other's bottle. I nantly denied thi morning that ili drivinc automobile No. 12. He the rear seat of with SAKE MAKING WILL that the HoUa water from toe en- SOLD U. S. PROPERTY, her quarter deck forward is the muz-rl- e identify second man. These the puardlnz of the box was a called out to the defrn.lant to stop, man when his foot became cannot the tangled GIVEN GO ON UNTIL WORD of a 10 inch Run. and at her Rtern Filipinos and niy husband began to part of sodip hoax ftnnt which hut th" latter paid no attention to him. in the wheel. Several Mitches SOLDIERS ARE hhe Run of like calibre tbey were the Hiloites intend to put over on he said. Sam K. Kerrera. also a mo- were taken at the Emergency hospital. COMES FROM HOOVER carries another talk. I do not kuow what ' TWO YEARS IN PRISON Betides the two "bis guns.", as the saying. Then three otnera came in. Honolulu frienis. No. it is a torcycle officer, testified that he chas- 10-inc- h of extreme importance, but city and county waterworks Hutch officially designate the Toat made tne. They were all talk- matter ed the defendant into a house near The disposing of government prop- Until final notification ia received, and eight I am not at liberty to divulge the finally placed commenced For kind, there are four ing very low. the Moiliili church and yesterday the installation money for from the federal food commission T. inch Runs. The Zeeland has 12 4 of that box.' said Mr. him under arrest at the point of his of 22 new fire hydrants in various erty and pocketing the importation of rice from-Japa- Threatened to Kill of whether inch guns. one them grabbed me by Norton this morning when he was gun. parts of the. city. Tho work is beins their own use. two enlisted men the manufacture of sake "Then of questioned. for The Tromp has been ia Java waters arm and said: 'If you make a"ny J. R Dranco. anothtr motorcycle done under the Oahu Loan Fund and the 3rd Engineers, Hawaiian depart will be stopped or not. the local Jap the is Jnost essential that the for over six years and In the beginning noise 111 kill you!' He drew a pistol it officer, testified that Goldino as driv will probably be completed before the inent. have been discharged from the. anese breweries win continue u man- box he guarded if were Tsuru-shinj- a. of the European war was kept busy and pointed it at my right breast. for it ing Hie automobile in question, and end of the month. "With the addition service and entenccd to two years ufacture sake, according to H. grave Si-shuk-w- maintaining the neutrality of that Hol- Filipino told stolen it would result in a that he was sure that the defendant 22 will be a president of the Hawaii I was afraid. The explains of the hydrants there each at Alcatra. possession. Officers aboard her disaster." he said. He wore a t6 ono offered Vo-wit- t. land me not to ba afraid, but to keep hat similar the total of o!2 hydrants in Honolulu. The men were C'iI. David P. Ltd. i no in re- that the mystery of the "mystery by prosecution. . Plate that there is truth the quiet. Then they demanded money. in evidence the Co. I), First Class Jas-F- in Japanese port a German put into will no longer be a mystery Prosecuting Attorney Chillingwortli and Pvt. It has been rejorted that raider My husband opened tue safe and Federal Judse Horace W. Co. C. Government saml of fake being badly shelled a few Ad Club show. Viurln Carroll. circles that tho manufacture Batavia after jewelry were taken out. after the put on only four witnesses and closed ?. de.nur- - property which the by lamil-la- r money and has taken under advisement bags made up the win soon be ordered stopped the month ago, although they are Surmises are being made by his case. Attorney Andrews had about Scho-fiel- c They took it all. They cleaned out rer to a suit filed by Capt. Seth d soldiers of. food commission, but accord-in- with the gun runner Maverick, former Hilo residents that tho 12 court. two disiosed national witnesses in I S. A . to enioin the territorial 20, according to the w to know local known one as "mys- the safe. dis- On June to those ho claim here at time the demanded more money. Crescent City people have In order to substantiate the case for collecting taxes on Benny & Co. of will be until tery ship," was in- "Then they tax collector from charge?, they sold to conditions, sake made which afterwards covered the jinx which has been the prosecution a sweater, flashlits. nnfATYinhilj. neon arm ntiAfatfrn nv tr.ll- - by government. All My husband said that was all he had. Honolulu, about 300 sand bass valued forbidden by authority. As yet tho terned the Dutch causing the eight months drought bottle of milk were brought into J Then the Filipinos told us we would hat. itary officers in the performance of $30. A similar sale of 266 bags are not aware of orders cov- No-briga- Japanese of the crew except about eix men who in "the second wettest city in the court for identification. Bailiff . at bota have to go outside. They said their official duties. was made to the Oahu Ice & Electric ering prohibition of sake manu- were retained to tend to the ship have world,'' they are bringing Ciol-din- o the and that who claims to have seen r-r- t reason for this was that they w . - rfivaw - arlipr- - Roth- men Japanese rice. left the Maverick, the Tromp officers the it to Honolulu for advice from the was in evi- v a " aj facture from the were we would telephone for with the hat which Mills school begins its twenty-sixt- h not cuiltv the charges, ac cay. afraid Civic as to the dence, he was positive niMded to help. They took us outside and kept convention best testified that year next Tuesday and all students to martial orders those who have been imprisoned 07 . . There are 400 men and 24 officers way to exterminate the pest. was same hat the defen- cording the court Tromp. leading us on until we were quite a it the that are required to be present on that public today. the German as a "reprisal" for the j nboard the Capt. Benti van dant wore when he came up to Kalihi made Germans in den Berg is tha commander. The crui- distance from the store. They took dav. The enrolment this year will alleged of on previous occasions. be about 200 and applications for advocate member East Africa. All these prisoners are ser left the Java station on August 4 us to a kukui tree. Sam Paiaina, for the defense, testi- M Emil Dieneffe was 14 "My was wearing a kimo- accommodations are coming in rapid Liege corporation. Is among now in the camp at Hoummaen. and days making the voyage husband U. S. RENAMES fied to having seen Motorcycle Offi- of the from Yokohama to Honolulu. She will no. They took the sash, tore it in ly. Most of the teachers are at their my my cers Ferrera and Morse speak to the posts now, and. will be on duty when remain here until next Monday. About half and bound husband and before he heard the reports 20 of the men on the Tromp are being self. Our arms were tied behind us, defendant school opens. taken to Holland were bound. of the revolvers. for discharge, as they and our legs sIbo There COMMANDEERED The hearing was continued until to- have been ill and are physically unfit was a Filipino on each side of me. . morrow morning, when more wit- for naval set-rice- A where number of others "We went over the fence nesses for the defense wil! be examin POLICE COURT NOTES 9 have also completed their periods of there was a little pail. My husband enlistment and will be discharged upon ed. Two stenographers were in court asked to be released for a moment having che-f- a reaching borne. GERMAN to take down the evidence. Akana. charted with and they untied him. Then there SHIPS in possession, was fined $25 The Tromp was officially greeted mo- tickets was a shot In the dark. For a and costs in police court this morning. this morning by Boatswain J. H. Mc- ment I heard nothing, and then my Donald of the United States Nary, as- groan cry. husband began to and Then WASHINGTON, D. Sept 1. SAKE BARRED E. Ouinka and seven other Filipinos captain of navy g C. sistant the Honolulu he cried lor help and 1 neara notn-in- morning ball of $10 each. yard: Lieut Harold F. Loomis, aide of Almost all former German vessels this forfeited the Hawaiian department army, else. now in the American navy have They were charged with being present of the "The Filipinos who were holding at a gambling game. and MaJ. James Dougherty, of . been given new names. Secretary aide ma ran m-iv- I was left there, still Governor L. E. Plnkham. Daniels issued an order today chang- BY raOB LAW tied. My hands were bound behind ing the names of 12 ships, as a re- Keonl Kaaihue, arrested on three by those good my back., sult of his attention having been charges of maliciously injuring three Preferred of taste "I, worked hard to get the kimono called last week to the embarrass- young girls, was sent to jail for 18 cage . You DINER sash off. I did not care if I broke ment the sailors were subjected to (Continued from one) months. and sxxre judgment. cannot both my wrists doing it Then I by being compelled to wear upon their tion of sake from Japan will also be M. Kimura, T. and K. Ito, untied mv feeL I went over to where Wil-hel- m Hirao MAYROSE. ,H hat bands names such as Kaiser prohibited. buy better butter than charged with being present at a gamb- my husband lay and he was dead. II. newly-name- d ships The are: is perfectly plain under $10 Then I went nome and later to the to "It that, the ling place, forfeited hail of each butter question GIFT Vaterland Levianthan. law, no may Im- police court. Why not settle the house of a. JaDanese named Naka Kronprinzessln to distilled spirits he in Cecilie Mount ported into United States," he mura. Later we went back and Vernon. the Tellyour grocer Star-Bulletin- for 's once and all? brought my husband home." adds. "The message Nakaroura, Chubota and eight other Kaiser Wilhelm II to Agamemnon. Japanese who were arrested by Cap- Thn woman a&M hn Raw no trnn. Amerika to America. raises the question as to whether tho BUTTER dis-stille- be- MAYROSE TO RED d. tain of Detectives A. McDuffie for to send you CROSS ons when the Filipinos first came to Hamburg to Powhattan. liquor is a brew or whether it is Of course, might ing present at a gambling game, stayed tne store, she said mat one of them Grosser Kurfurst to Aeolus. local offlcals away pointed pistol be in classing as a brew." from court, and each forfeited a at her. and later she Koenig Wilhelm I to Madawaska. mistaken it bail of $10. HENRY" MAY& COItf. LUiuo-jkalan- identified as having had As far as announcements have been Acting on behalf of Queen l. Verver a Neckar to Antigone. ITT3iIJ5TOR3 - knife. Verver is by made by the local customs house, no Governor Plnkham next Frl- declared the Rhein to Susquehanna. General Wood recommended that 1 t !' day morning will present to the Hono- prosecution to be the Filipino who did Priatess Irene to Pocahontas. ban on the importation of sake has tract of 120 acres be set aside at each r stabbing. woman was yet lulu Auxiliary of the American Red the The unable Frederick Der Grosse to Huron. been put into effect, although cantonment for . the cultivation of Cross a large Red Cross flag to float to identify the man who had the pis- Barbarossa to Mercury. samshu, a liquor manufactured in vegetables. henceforth from a staff on Iolanl Pal- tol when asked to in court The vessels George Washington, China, may not be imported any more. ace. The presentation will be made Further trial will be had at 9 o'clock President Grant and President Lin- The internal revenue office reports at 10 o'clock when a committee of tomorrow morning. coln will not be that, for the purpose of collecting women from the organization will re- The names of the tugs Pocahontas, revenue, it has classed sake as a wine. jpIWlMffiM ceive the gift of the queen on the Huron and Powhattan are changed to In the opinion of the federal food com- xnauka side of the palace. Allegheny. Chemung and Cayuga, re- According NEW PLAYGROUND missioner's office, sake is a brewed to arrangements made spectively. liquor, this morning. Mrs. Henry T. Damon and distillation does not form of the Auxiliary will receive the flag a part of the manufacturing process. and hoist It to the staff. A halyard SOLDIER WHO SHOT AT Breweries Must Suspend will be fitted to the staff so that the WILL BE OPENED COMRADE GETS TWELVE With sake classed as a distilled flag may be raised directly from the liquor, it means that sake breweries mnioiniey saviimg 'gTOUnd..' i YEARS IN LEAVENWORTH in Hawaii will have to suspend opera- 3 The new banner bears a large red tion, and that hereafter no more sake cross upon a neia or wnite and will On Friday another playground for Found guilty before a general, court may be imported from Japan. The be the first Red Cross flag ever raised little children is to be opened under martial of an attempt to kill a mem- ruling will practically wipe the islands In Hawaii over any other building than ber of his company. Pvt. Lee Butler, dry of the Japanese liquor. me the supervision of the Free Kinder- for a military bosnitaL 25th Infantry, has been (sentenced to garten Federal officials have advanced the and Children's Aid Association dishonorable discharge froio the ser theory that the importation of rice 15 Inclusive FULL SIGNAL CORPS which is to be known as the Mother vice and to confinement for 12 years from Japan for the local manufacture September 10 to Rice Memorial, and which equipped at hard labor. Butler will .,e sent of sake, would interfere in no way COMPANY FOR HAWAIIAN is to the United States penitentiary at and will be maintained by her children Leavenworth, Kansas. with the food supply of the United States. It has been pointed out that DEPARTMENT ORDERED and grand-childre- According to court martial orders no Hawaiian-grow- n rice is used in ' tart-ridg- 1 According The playground Is in the district of Issued today, Butler fired a ball e the manufacture of sake as the local Lot to announcement today at from a U. S. magazine 1 w.n w Vi i1ii a w4 ..11 . - . . . Moiliili, near the old church which caliber product been found to be practi uui,r s. lull VSJUipWLUJ VI .30 has Colonial, with uuuumiui, has always been one of the Apana rifle at Pvt Frederick Cook an cally useless for purpose. Ladies Champagne Kid signal corps men is to be formed for August 17, 1917, SchofieM Bar this churches of Kawaiahou where over 60 at J. F. Child, executive of this department, recruiting to be done years racks. Both men were members of assistant welt soles. Sizes AAA, AA and A locally for the organization. ago Father Rice conducted the ficer of the food commission, smiled Sunday school for Hawalians. Company A. 6Vzs; This means that 1st Platoon. Com- this morning when informed of the widths, 4's t6 In absence of Mrs. Swanzy, Butler was also found guilty by the Star-Bu- pany E, Sd Telegraph Battalion, will . the text of the message to the l court of having been disorderly . In B and C widths in become Company president of the Free Kindergarten, letin. E. Hawaii has never his quarters on August 10. He plead had a full signal corps company and Children's Aid Association, the "I told you so," lie 6ald. 114 5's. Only 26 . in program charge ed not guilty to both charges. to the army. Local men are wanted for is in of Mrs. Theo. Mr. Child expressed the opinion vice-preside- nt ; Richards, of the asso- some time ago that the manufacture pairs remain to clean A ciation, and is scheduled to begin at CASES OF ALLEGED ted for signal corps work, such as of sake in the United States undoubt these out quickly, j) iAiunen and especially 3 o'cloj:. TO GO edly would be barred. electricians are playground "SLACKERS" mm Bought The new will be the supervision TO U. S. GRAND JURY . . . . According to the passenger list from fifth one under the of the WAIALUA, KOHALA WILL Price reduced from $10.00 to. the transport to- Children's Aid Association. It will Sheridan, received According to plans now being con- SOON day by wireless, the 47 men expected have the distinction also of being the FINISH GRINDING only playground maintained from sidered by U. S. Attorney S. C. Huber. here for the signal corps organization the cases of the three Hawaiian are not on board. private funds. According to reports received this s m from Maul, charged with oeing "slick morning by T. H. Petrie of Castle &, An entertainment will be given on ers," will go directly to the federal Cooke, the sugar grinding on the Wai Lots 2 and 3 Slipping as she stepped off a Kins In- grand jury instead of to court Ly the be completed car near Saturday evening at the Seamen's alua plantation will next street Pawaa Junction, Miss stitute, this city, for the officers and information process. One of ths Ha week, while that oi the Kohala Sugar M. Ross fell and cut her head late crews of the Dutch cruisers Zeeland walians has been released on bond. Co. will be finished within the next Ladies' Pearl Grey Kid and Ivory Kid yesterday afternoon. She was treated and Tromp. The Zeeland has been in The others are in Oahu prison. The two weeks. The total yield from the at the Emergency' hospital andtater port for several days and the Tromp grand jury is scheduled to meet on two plantations will be m the neighbor hand-turne-d sent home. , Charlotte Pumps, with f arrived today. October 8. hood of 36,400 tons ( 450 RECRUITS ARE soles and of excellent COMING TOMORROW make and materials. You can trust your eyes and Approximately 450 recruits for ihe nose when you buy Hawaiian department will arrive to A pick-u- p, indeed, at at the morrow evening on the transport Sher $.85.Q-2A- idan from the mainland. They are Pair divided as follows: Reduced from $6.50 to. WHITE Field artillery. 95; cavalry. 326; cas uals, 6; aero squadron, 1; ordnance de partment, 1; 25th Infantry, 4; 32nd . Inlantry. 2. The transport is bring Shoes less than the material is worth MARKET ing 404 bags of mail for Honolulu. at 1 . r . . W i jr aim.mvLj SIGNAL CORPS CLERK All meats and other foods sold closed all day Saturday, Regatta Day GETS HIS COMMISSION This store will remain here look, smell and are good, 2 Tl i J.I J ' wholesome, sanitary and ap- it . "I .Ti4F"WV. r' Chief Clerk Samuel H. Miller, Ha- petizing. Jl waiian signal corps office, has re- ceived word of his commission as a first lieutenant in the signal officers reserve corps. Mr. Miller has been in the Hawaiian department for about Phone 3445 four years and in the army clerical service for five years. He was as- StolftB STREET signed here from New Jersey. Shoe J. H. SCHNACK, local real estate TO THE RED CROSS man, returned on the Matsonia this GIVE METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET morning, after an absence of three months in San Francisco where he - r m t m m ! : - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : t i i n t underwent a serious operation at the i 1 t i m i m 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ! i i n i n n n t i i n 1 1 1 1 i m n i u t n ii n n u n n n St, Luke's Hospital STAR-BUIXETT- HONOLULU X, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1917.

1 , NEW YORK STOCK 1 WISSER COMING MARKET TODAY! PN HA 3U THIS Yester- - Tody day One trae Asoiri 10 TAKE CHARGE Alaska Gold 3 WILL FAIL OF DOUdfRIYi American Smelter . . . 6' 4 WL American Sugar Rfg. ... 109 110 American Tel. & Tel. . J..... Qn mTTE i n OMy i OF FORCES HERE Anaconda Copper 724 REAPPOINTMENT Atchison 6 967 Baldwin Loco 59 59' 4 Baltimore A. Ohio 66 66s Substitutes Will Arrive Tomorrow Might on Bethlehem Steel ...... i Ja Attorney Lightfoot Says Demo- Beware of b102' bl0li4 Will Fight 7 Economy Transport Sherman; Many ...... cratic Senators atthis Calif. Petroleum . . Other Officers Aboard Canadian Pacific 154 , 156'4 Nomination if Presented C M. & St. P. (St Paul) 59r8 624 The sole makers of sexy . 43' time does not Brig.-fn- John P. YVi'.?c. v ho was Colo. Fuel S. Iron t Attorney J. Ligntfoot returned this tune Aspirin brand every . 63: 69' recalled to ac tj .e er-- ici by t':e ar Crucible Steel a 4 morning on the Matsonia from Wash- package and every tablet, i! a few ueok-- i a?;o and Erie Common 20' 2 204 Gov. depart Tit - ington. D. C. He believes that , $ mean namd commander cf tae lUwaiiaa Ceneral Electric L. E. Pinkham will not be nominated with the Bayer Cross. df-)a- irans-por- t New 9C,4 i tment. will arrive on the General Motors, ... 89?s by President Wilson to succeed him- 102' - 104 Sheridan trmorrow e;iing The Great Northern Pfd self, and that if he is, the nomination hr-r- e N. J to deprive yourself of all the ioat i.-- txpe t d to fe h aoout Inter. Harv.. win fail of confirmation. o'f lor k. Kennecott Copper 3934 41 Attorney Lightfoot states that his good things of life that yon are Honolulu le plad ro welcome Lehigh R. R 60 60 4 opinion is not based on any private Central and Mrs. Wisjr ii::a.n, ftr New York Central 76' . 77 information, or a tip from the national Utim f 24 mA tot accustomed to. 51 51 34 ihey left I'fiiind a largo number of Pennsylvania 'a executive, but that it is derived from CATSCUS to SmiU ftcfans f Q mi U , Ray Consol 26 27 friends when saiU-- 1 for the maia conversations with Democratic sena- TU trademark " AwpWa" GUc V. S. Off upon the general's Reading Common ...... 79' ; 824 m natmiUM that Ux ibii hiihIhhi ef land retircueiit tors who are familiar with conditions alicyi'wM la tMM uSrta ami trngmim m t 1 90" Yemr QmmUm mf Parity' in the spring of "'1 Southern Pacific 2 913s in Hawaii from former visits n:ade to nabia Bam wauanma. It really Maj. narit s C. .Mettler, Hawaiian Studebaker 43 43 here. means trduance officer, is also on the Sheri- Texas Oil 163' 166' 4 " argue."' the attor- 1287 These senators dan, having suent several weeks on Union Pacific 127' 4 ney said, " the president realizes to be less wasteful to buy U. 10; that the mainland. Commander Arthur S. Steel 8 Wa that the nomination of Mr. Pinkham with more thought and care Crenshaw. Pearl Harbor naval feta- Utah 9658 f . . - will a fight against con- Union precipitate to get cents tion, with Mrs. Crenshaw, is likewise Western t t firmation in the senate, which Presi- Oriented Silks a hundred real Westlnahoute 443R you returning alter a stay of some weeks dent Wilson will want to avoid at a value for every dollar in the states. Others booked are: 'Bid. fE:c dividend. JUnauoted. time of national stress, when the unit- and Silk Crepes just arrivei spend. I Assistant Kngineer Robert Car- ed support of senate is desired Noxr the on display at our store. ney, Mrs. K. .A!. Kedenbau;h. John A. by him. With Link McCandless and Davis, master shipfitter. I'. S. V. and DEMENTED MAN IS W. A. Bryan jointly indorsed for the family; Mrs. May P. Smith. Mrs. T. N. position by the Democrats of Hawaii, ODO SHOTEN Horn and son. .Miss Blanch Herron, the president knows that a fight - Hotel St, near Nuuana The shopper of army nurse; Mrs. Herbert Thompson, against the confirmation of Mr. Pink- Vjv Mrs. Lillian Edwards and child, Mrs. BY ham will be made in the tenate if he Marguerite Coleman and child. Mrs. KILLED TRAIN is again nominated." experience W. T. Taber. Mrs. Frances Scovel, Who of the governorship candidates Frederick Donnelly and daughter, by Hawaiian Democrats Har-boug- indorsed the knows that our merchandise is Mrs. Barringer, Miss Alice E. h, Struck by a freight train as he will be given the appointment by the Miss Eunice Marshall, Miss darted across the track, Shigara a, president, if his prediction regarding New Silk Goods what we represent it to be and Mildred Yoder. Mrs. W. T. Hichards, a Japanese labor- Gov. Pinkham proves true, the attor- that our price is always right. Mrs. Kennedy and daughter, Frank er employed by the Oahu plantation, ney does not hazard a guess. "Either Kimonos, Coats. Night Gowns White and wife, Mrs. Hobby and chil- was killed shortly after 7 o'clock last of them will be acceptable to the dren. night at Waiawa. The man is be- Hawaii Democrats and this is known Chemise George W. Cal-so- n, and For Guam Lieut. lieved by Kumi, his mother, and Naka-shima- , by Democratic senators," he declares. U. S. N.; D. Diaz and wife. his uncle, to have been de- 'Irrespective of political beliefs, For Manila Capt. G. S. Gould, P. mented. President Wilson is gaining immense S., aid wife; Capt. Dana C. McCond, According to the story told by wit- admiration from American peo- corps, wife; the THE CHERRY engineer reserve and nesses, the man ran from a house ple. It seems that he Is almost re- Lieut. C. C. Heath. P. S.; Lieut. Cor- near the track as the train passed vered since the beginning of the war." 1137 Port St. nelius Brown, infantry reserve; Lieut. through Waiawa on its way to Ewa While in Washington Attorney Earl Jennings, engineer reserve, and and arrived at the track just as the Lightfoot was successful In getting WALL & family; Lieut. Charles Broas. engineer train came along. He was hit by the revoked a deportation order against reserve; Lieut. Chancey W. Reed, en- engine. The jolt broke his leg and Kuramoto, a Honolulu Japanese. Ku-ramo- to gineer reserve; Lieut. John L. Beach severely bruised his face. , was ordered deported by the DOUGHERTY engineer reserve; George P. Strozer, Nakashima has been sick for some Honolulu federal court on the charge 02 P. S.; Lieut. Lloyd P. Dennis, P. S.; time, said his uncle and mother, and that he had been gaining an income YOU EVES Lieut Charles A. Esterbrook. P. S., been of from prostitutes. Ray Quigley, at times has out his mind. may be defective, even though you see well! They may and wife; Lieut. E. P. It is believed that he ran in front of S.; Lieut. Frank Tillatson, P. S.; while temporarly insane. KEEP HEALTHY. be causing your headaches. Consult Jewelers Roger A. Elkins, S.; the train rt?cins Lieut. P. Lieut. G. E. Van Tries was conductor of Frank E. S toner, P. S.; Lieut. Earnest the hit the man: J. Jose "An apple a day keeps doctor Mrs. W. T. Richards, train that the O PTICAL CO. Mildred Yoder. was engineer, and M. Perry fireman. away" is an ancient but truthful AMERICAN P. S.; Lieut. Lewis r. Hitchcock, P. phrase. Apples will be an economical DR. JOHN J. lUNDORFF, Formerly of New York City S.; Miss Ellen Riley, nurse; Lieut. food year. You can buy box of . ... EWjJl COSTS NEARLY $200 TO this a charge. 1 W. G. Hawthorne, U. S. M. N. in C; long-keepin- g Newton Pippin Apples, ' Bates, U. S. M. J. J. Raffertz, G. C C; SECURE JURY IN TRIAL the first of the new crop, for 11.50 at 1148 Street . Blaisiell Bldg. Alexander Young BIdg. Sterobe and family, W. W. Weber and Fort the store of Henry May & Co., Ltd. Honolulu, T. H. family, Thomas Nicol and wife, N OF ALLEGED MURDERERS Telephone your order to for Countant, Dr. Albert Palmer, S. S prompt delivery by automobile truck. Coon, T. R. Beckett, A. P. Wilson, After three days of examination and Hugh A. McKinney, Lieut. Bert E. challenges, a jury was secured this L .' Nickerson and Lieut C. C. Staples, morning in the case of Isidoro Alario P. S.; Lieut. Howard Robin, 15th Cav- and four other Filipinos, who are alry, and wife; S. F. Reyes and Se-- charged with- - the murder of Tsune-tar- o gundo Fidel, cadets U. S. M. A.; Mrs. Hayashibara. a Japanese store- Semi-Anhu- I photos al You can color your William Debenhan and children and keepernear Kaneoho on the l ight ot Clearance Sale Mrs. Mary E. Jackson and children. August 21. vyS?.m" good as any professional artist if you use Sixteen jurors were In court when the case was called last Monday. Thit Our enormous stock of Oriental goods marked 10 to 30 ARIZONA LABOR panel was soon exhausted and, with GEHRIG'S IfVansparent 11 men In the box, a special venirs of per cent down. Special bargains on many articles. Como 26 persons was ordered. This was also exhausted, and this morning an- early. Oil-Pho- to other 26 additional jurymen appeared Colors TROUBLE SETTLED in obedience to a court order. From - - this number, and with the taen al- Oct first lot of these. sold out at once. We've just re- ready, in the box, a jury was secured. : The defense exercised 24 out of 30 ir ceived V new, Urge stod 7 Labor troubles in Arizona and New SA&i challenges, counting six challenges to WW- m Mexico are nearly settled since the challenges exer- Box of Tubes, 15 colors ...... $2.65 deportation of the I. W. W. agitators a defendant. The says cised by the prosecution were few. Japanese Bazaar from Tucson, J. P. Armstrong of Douglas, was an According to the way Clerk Claus Arizona, who arrival figuttrd out, draw- - Roberts has it the opp. Catholic Church in Honolulu this morning on the Mat- ing county IS Fort Street Velox .water color transparent stamps, book of 12 sonia. The deported miners, who' of the jur ya'.one c st the were afterwards rounded up in a fed In the neighborhood cf $200. . '.colors, 26 stamps to each color . .25c ...... eral detention camp have all been re- leased, since they have "promised to be good," as Mr. Armstrong phrases MAT ON A NIGHT " it. Supply Co. Mr. Armstrong has been on a lets Honolulu Photo urely trip through Canada, after " which he traveled down the Pacific the Conservation 1059 : i ( f Kodak Help Toward Tort St. Headquarters coast to San- - Francisco. From here AT HEINIE'S A he will make a trip to Japan, China and Australia. of He speaks with admiration of the A cordial invitation is extended to work which has been accomplished the passengers and officers of the S. at American Lake in constructing S, Matsonia to attend the dinner-danc- e quarters 50,000 men of ' for the national to be given, at Heinie's Tavern, BmJMMER RATES, army who are to be trained there, "on the beach at Waikiki," this even- Over 9000 men were employed in con ing. OAHU RAILWAY and HALEIWA HOTEL structing this cantonment in two An excellent and appetizing menu months. The site of the cantonment v ill be served from 5:30 to 8. Reser- was formerly a timbered 7 Irty-fla- j excttrtlon tickets between Honolulu and Waialua, Ha-- . wilderness. vations for dinner should be made a, s, which now lelwA or Kahukn: rtrat-claa- $2.15; second-clas- $1.80. has substantial structures early as possible. Telephone 5670. to house all the men, and is equipped 1 weekly during summer months, Adv. Special rates at Hotel' $25.00. with all modern improvements. " Splendid. bathin. golf, tennis, glass-botto- m boats, rowing, pooL " ' An Ideal racation resort. , TUNA FISH SCHR0EDER MAY NOT Railvay-Haleiv- . Oahu a Hotel RETURN HERE SOON THINK U. S. OFFICIALS "The Chicken of the Sea"

That Heinrich Augustus Schroeder, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A pure-foo- dainty, and a splendid nourishing food, lending itself to charged with complicity in a plot to 4 ways of serving. t foment a rebellion in India, may not FOR RENT. Chiropractic Once return to Honolulu immediately, as he recently informed friends, is the UNFURNISHED HOUSES. -- opinion An attractive, unfurnished two-stor- y For For It's distinctively N, of local federal F. MIOH-O- 0. C. officials. Mrs. C Schroeder left for San Francisco with house, with a garage and moderate 2044 Boston Bl .. (Over May's) her child a short time ago, presum- size yard. Located in the Punahou Light Refreshing a dish for ably to meet her husband in the coast district. Apply J. Bijou city. She is said to have been plan- theater, Phone 3937. 68SD It Luncheons ning the trip for Ac- Salads warm weather several months. FOR SALE. cording to advices received by feL-era-l ZY2 7 oz. 13 officials here. Schroeder's trial MISCELLANEOUS. The new pack in 02., and 02. tins aids in the practice of economy is to begin the latler part of this Oil stove, gas range, refrigerator and at this time when the waste of unused foods should be avoided. hi" month or early next month. other household goods. Call after- noon or evening, Capt. Sharp. 1106 FEAR IS EXPrIs'sED ave. 6889 2t i l l I u rs r Twelfth t-- I J1 xV I cy V FOR JAPANESE VESSEL WANTED. Motor Delivery Fifty-si- x days out from Yokohama, Businessman accustomed to fine home assures the promptest service, but to get the Japan, Nichigo Maru, a three-maste- d surroundings wants board and room Japanese schooner, with 4000 tubs of in strictly private family at Waikiki best out of this improved delivery, customers port, is unreported shorn for this still beach. Address Sox 722 Star-Bulleti- ;;-- V by are asked to kindly place' orders early. ) The the local mariners. The Japanese 6889 2t 11 here are anxicus over her LOST. 7' Lingers a, Taste Nichigo Maru, according to T. Ono-der- secretary of the Japanese Mer- Dividend No. 239, dated May 31. 1917, is the ideal drink. It has the snap and tang that Association, drawn by Ewa Plantation Co. on DU 1 chants' is making her A refreshes and invieorates a tired mind and body maiden trip to this port, and It Is The Bank of Hawaii, Limited, pay- PHEZ fairly teems with the piquant flavor of the luscious loan--' believed that her delay is due to the able to the order of Elsa Orth for Henry fact that she has struck a strong gale $1.00. Payment of said warrant has S3rtel7!romfrttoilV At AH FOLUltSillS during the voyage. The schooner is been stopped. 68S9 It commanded by Capt. Ebisu. . Joit sty fliiSI . : FOR RENT. Grocers Through the efforts of the Kalilii FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Community Welfare club, residents o! Furnished cottage with sleeping porch Fort St Turn the little dice to 1271 Kalihi-ka-i will have a regular aiouti;;; and private bath, with board, also SffiBUUFJIN 75 CENTS FER MONTH concert by the Hawaiian bind here furnished double rooms with board. altar. V Vida Villa. So. Klnz St 6889 lm FOUR HONOLULU STAK BULLETLV, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, .1017.

TRUSTS COMMERCIAL NEW INSURANCE SATE DEPOSITS Honolulu Stock Exchange STOCKS and BONDS SUGAR MART ADVERSELY AFFECTED SEAL LOANS Wednesday. Sept. 12. ESTATE MERCANTILE lit 6.d Ark' CURE BY FOOD DICTATOR'S ACTIVITIES Alexander a Baldwin ... C. Brewer S. Cc Bethel Street Phone 3848 Si. . i- -Ea Plantation Co...... 32-- 4 MEADAG By NEVERO & C ALLAGH AN , 11 ess Kt basi i &. ! i'l ubas Hiiku Sugar Co. KW YORK. X. Y. A.i;ust p.mounted to en!y aiw)iir -- 2 ",,1 bacs Hawn. Agr. Co. Tt:c niarkpf han contintifl its i' - for fir:-- iiall Septctni.-e- ..h'pmerit and Han. Com. & Sugar Co 45 46 !'niir n y fJuriii fiii or. t learuiuc. v. iien the market Vet amc Hawaiian Sugir Co. 33 38' 2 ft. Tht-las- t - - Life, Fire, omiarati rl n.a!l transanions. bar-- of ('u;a-- in c:.r!y sin. ;,., at Honokaa Sujar Co...... Marine - i i i r!.-- r miles ri;i.a.- propipt this price. Kef. ens. mi ;'.r. v w- v. Co Automobile, Tourists' !r .- . f. T.'2c hand, ' i mem at 'kim '; k fearinc tluit ' v t.ua r.'ViCttir.sou Sugar Plant . - If or '. You Baggage Accident i: s it- by and (,i I'urio a !:k' ixitioa the food artrntnistrarcr th;:t oui't Kahuku Plantation Co. . 19' Vant at 7 ta-i- s !' i. f. slm'.vs de-- f make it unprofitable 1t thorn to mar- K( Sgr Co...... Insurance, lirc-- ' r ;: vo .''.'( mi iihas anl ket granulated sncar dun: z 0 tober r'cl,r. Sj3ir Co. l'7( on 1'orto Kic- - a u:niiarpI with, against purchases of raxr at basir, McPryde Sugar Co.. Ltd. 94 10. What yoii may have mistaken for "sick last ueik's Hoe. TI.p n.?tkrt natu- c & !. have then fore !;-- n no Oahu Sugar Co. 30 CALL UPON rally ha- - l) on adrrs ly at'V't ted !' disrci'itioii to m the tic iri-- for Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 9 t 9 the 1 headaches" may be nothing more than the activity 'he fiJ administra- I'ubas in t;:c h'i Onomea Sugar Co result of overworked optic nerves. tor at Wasluncton in hi, el forts to IK'Sitio.'l. HV.'i i';eff IlTIi .f I'.i nuanti-tie- s Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co. liring about lower prices on sugar and of 'ubas s''!l oifiV 'ft Ur late Pccific Sugar Mill 1 CASTLE & COOKE, ther food commodities. September si:!;i!"Mi( at tie i lose at Paia Plantation Co 190 Limited normal in The news early in the week that i'V basis . in f.. a'thi ugi: pro;i- - Pepeekeo Sugar Co Your eyes may seem perfectly j ably pav fur in Co- . 37;4 Hilly i r rent of the rtoni'tJ: beet the rirc i'ubas Pioneer Mill - 368 closer-b- positions. . every way, and yet get "tired" because proluers of the l uitel States had San Carles Milling Co g reached an agreement with tlie I'nited During the v eel: some small par- Waialua Agr. Cc Si 26! General Insurance Agents of some slight optical defect. States f(K)d administrator that the cels of San Domingo Centrifugals Wailuku Sugar Co 27 ..... price of l.eet Migar from October 1, afloat were taken by ' anadian buyers miscellaneous Fort and Merchant Streets 1 ; I T bajis !' c. i. f., Endiu Dev. Co. Ltd will lenses . will net exceed a rie of Uc at and later If this is the case, I prescribe at sealiorrt jtoints. has had the effect in the week Sun Domingos in a like 1t It. As. 7 pc Pd.... m that will relieve the eye strain. of checking the bnyin? of cane granu- posit ion ere sold to Canadian buers 2nd Is. As. fully paid... lated on the part of the domestic at tic ba.sis Ot; c. i. f. which shows Haiku Fruit & Pack., Pfd trade. Furthermore. local refiners are a dec line of on these sugars dur- Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com at the moment fairly well supplied ing this week. Hawaii Ccn. Ry. 7 pc. A. C H. TRULLINGER with raw susars to cover actual com- The refined situation continues Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. HAWAIIAN TRUST mitments on their hooks, and being iiuitt. The National S. K. t'o. and Kawaii Con. Ry. Co CO., Ltd. c Formerly with the Chinn-Berett- a Co., S. F. unable to accumulate any new busi- American S. R. Co. remained un- Hawaiian Elect.-f- Cc. Stocks and Bonds ness for refined at present levels are changed during this week, quoting Hawn. Pineapple Co. . . . 444 454 consc'i!cnt!y reluctant to continue S.'.Oc and !vKc less 2 iter rent re- - Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.. 173 174 put Real Estate Insuranct buying raw supplies at the high levels iectively. The Warner S. H. Co. anil Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.. Successor to R. that are being asked. As a conse- Federal S. U. Co. have d the Hen. Tv & L. Co - Safe Deposit Vaults quence, limited offerings of Oubas market this week on a basis of S..V'c Inter-Islan-d S. N. Co U'r-r- l Mutual Telephone 20 tw-'j?- Authorized by law as Trustees, Execn- - early in the week at li basis c less 2 per cent for granulated, with Co...... ? to act n A. c. & f. (T.lOci failed to find buyers. the exception of the American S. R. Oahu Railway & Land Co. v tnr Anrmnntrarnr ann imarman N. SANFORD buy- Pahang Co 'Following a small sale of a cargo ot Co. Both domestic and export Rubber 19'.4 Cuhas for September shipment at tic ers are holding off awaiting further Selama-Dinding- s, Ld., Pd. Optician Selama-Dinding- s, basis W c. & f. holders of Cubas in developments from Washington and (70 pc.) prompt positions weakened to Ge level anticipating lower prices later on. Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 19 BONUS Boston Bldg., over May & Co. Store in order to effect sales. However, For export some refined sugars are at the decline, Cuban holders so far understood to bo obtainable from sec- Beach Walk Imp. Oist. . 101 have shown no great anxiety to part ond hands at about 7.7w to T.Sttc, net Hamakua Ditch Co., 6s.. with their sugars. The total bust- - cash, in bond. Hawaii Con. Ry., 5 pc... Alexander Hawaiian Irr. Co., 6s RUBBER Haw. Ter. 4 pc. Rfi,d .. DROUGHT STILL Haw. Terr"i 4 pc. Pub Imp At the Singapore rubber auctions Kaw. Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 pc Hawn. Terr"!., pc tnlst Baldwin lield this week commencing Wednes- V3 day, plantation pale crepe realized Honokaa Sugar Co. l Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd., Ss capital in 53 cents per pound. The New York your snqilus Limited Post-Bellu-m price for the corresponding date was CI TO Kauai Ry. Co., 6s Manoa Imp. your own and your fam- 67 cents. MIES Oist Sugar McBryde Sugar Co., 5s.. welfare. a Sav- Factors Building Prices Mutual . . . ily's Start The name of J. Farn? of New Haven Telephone 5s Commission Conn., appeared in the Canadian over- MENACE MAUI "ahu R. & L. Co., 5 pc. . ings Account. Merchants Oahu Sugar Co., 6 pc. .. Will Be Higher seas casualty list as having died of and Insurance Agents wounds. Olaa Sugar Co., 6 pc 984 fi"BHE man or men, or parties or Pacific Gua.i. & Fer. Co deferring I corporations, who are - No serious is the drought becoming Pacific Sugar Mill Co., 6s ' building In anticipation of being on Maui that cattle are being moved San Carlos Milling Co 4 able to erect structur of any char from the uplands to lower pastures Interest Paid on Savings Agents for acter, for less money at some future more moisture can be obtained Between Boards: Sales: 36, 14 Hawaiian - where commercial Sagu date, are taring themselves liable to eekiy Oahu, 30.75; 75 Ewa, 32.87; 2; 275, 390, Deposits. ; ..'. School jby.tlie stock, according to the Company. a rude awakening; one that will send report by William W. 10 McBryde, 9.87. , -. weather issued .. and con Session Sales: 35 McBryde, them acurrrlng to architects .V. yatt. who Is temporarily in charge 9.874; Haiku Sugar Company. " v , Instruc- 100 Olaa, 9.372; 5 Kahuku, 19.50. tractors with rush orders and Lunch Set of the Honolulu weather bureau. Paia ,tO' have their buildings under past week Bank of Hawaii, PJanutloa Cozaptaj. tions The report for the reads Maul way, before thec demand for materials as follows: Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, Agricultural Companx. 7X2 cents, $140.40 per ton. and labor reached a still greater or Hawaiian Sugar -- 4 hat Throughout the islands the rainfall Ltd. Ctjapaa. . 4 ' premium', was deficient. Cro;s Kaaulul Railroad for. the week UNLISTED CECURITIES. . Ccmpanj. . Practically half the cost of frame are seriously suffering from the long Fort and Merchant McBryde Sugar Company. yis " sur- construction lab: and a casual i drought. On Hawaii only continued Wednesday, 12. Kahullu Railroad Compaxy. rey of what is happening in endeavor- light showers were received. Pastures Sept. ing to speed up war orders, is an in- OIL Kauai Fruit L Und Co, Ltd, ; are failing on the upper and cattle Bid - dication, of what will occur when being moved to the lower moist Asked Honolua Ranch. peace rampant fare Honolulu Con. Oil.., 4.86 4.90 piping times of are I of Maui lands. The windward sides MINING and labor Is required to take care of ! fin I rtahii rtrtveA most of th.A sbftW- - Engels Copper Mining 6.25 6.50 Bank oi "millions of dollars worth of deferred CT3 on those Islands. On Kauai the Wdersv7 in. addition to rehabilitation scat- Mineral Products Co.. .04 rainfall was greater and well King Mining and the carrying on of new projects. By islands, average rain- Mountain .15 .18 tered. the Montana Bingham Co. .54 .55 y These" are conditions not theories fall for the week was as follows: Ha- Msdera Mining Co.... .25 .26 c. co. "never ': has there been such an This set is made especially waii, 0.20 inch; Maui, 0.06 inch; Oahu, Honolulu mm s amount money in United 0.34 inch, and Kauai, 0.24 inch. of excess the Sales: 6300, 18,090 Bingham, .55; money school children. ' (LIMITED) States and the bulk of this is for At the local office of the weather 1440 Hon. Oil, 4.90; 1900 M. Products, bound to find Its way into' investment bureau In Honolulu the mean tem- .04. Ltd. channels of some nature and whatever The bottle andjunch box perature week was 79.6 de- for the SUGAR FACTORS the. nature, there is also bound to be grees, 1.2 degrees above normal. The Fort Street, near Queen Is of ample capacity for COMMISSION a corresponding pro rata of factory, highest temperature recorded wa3 Transacts a General Bankln MERCHANTS SHIPPING business and home building, all of the average pupil. 85.3 degrees, on tne 3rd, and the Sugar 7.02cts Business. t AND INSURANCE which Is reason for maintaining that -- lowest, 72.7 degrees, on the 7th. The Invites your ccount and guar AGENTS now is the time to build and parties Keeps liquid hot 24 hours. total rainfall was 0.10 inch or 0.20 be peering Into Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, antees safe and efficient service. of Interest, the future low normal. The mean relative hu Exchange, Letters of Credit and with observing eye and logical 60 to 71 per C3nt; Ltd. Keeps liquid cold 72 hours. midity ranged from Travelers' Checks Issued on FORT .thought, cannot do otherwise than con-cu- r average, wera Bond ST, HONOLULU, TV H, weekly 64.6. There Members Honolulu Stock and principal points. v in the opinion." With enamel lunch box three partly cloudy and four clear Exchange days. The prevailing wind direction Fort and Merchant Streets Your attention is respectful- and bottle, $3.00. was east, and the average hourly ve- Telephone 12C8 Cable Transfers ly directed to the above arti- - locity was 8.8 miles. With nickel plated box i.ooal conditions from informsitfon SUGAR ALLOWANCES ARE v cle, published in the Pioneer and bottle, $4.75. furnished by correspondents were as t hrtson::mv Western Lumberman on Au- follows: , CUT IN GREAT BRITAIN E. C. PETERS Kohala Mill, Hawaii drought con- Vice-Preside- nt gust 15, 1917. 210 McCandleas Bldg. W. W. Dimond &Co.(Ltd. tinues. WASHINGTON'. D. C One-hal- f Honolulu, T H. C Vlce.Pre.id1!it Niulii, Hawaii a very hot, dry Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loan a AFtZL ' pound of sugar per week to the fam- & GEO! -- LEWEES COOKE, Ltd. "The House of Housewares" week. ilies in England is announced in The Nesotiated, Trust Estate FL CARTER nililC?' During past . ; 169-17- Honohina, Hawaii the Managed .. 7 53-6- plans of the food contrdler cf Great Director South King St. 5 St. dry King week there were four entirely Britain, the food aministratlon here J. R. GALT Dlractor I'ays, Everything is in a parchc j con- announcement R. A. COOKE sign announces. The states Director dition and apparently no of iiiu supply of sugar should D. G. MAY Auditor Honomu, Hawaii Another hot that the total Keep your be sufficient to give this average al- week, with rainfall irregularly dis- lowance, but the government dies not tributed and generally insufficient. can SAVINGS very guarantee that this amount be The weather was favorable for furnished. In a safe place. We pay sU Interest J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. all kinds of field work. BISHOr A COMPANY. Eisin.7 Ponahawai, Hawaii The weather Sugar cards are to be distributed, STOCK BROKERS Crucy V&z PURE continues dry with plenty of sunshine. to be filed by the householder witn Information t urnlehed and Lean fcCS The light showers fell on four his grocer. The object of the plan Made l- that ts I risilt cf - WHITE dates totaling 0.35 inch helped but is to assure as far as pcss'.Me equal P. H. BURNCTTE Merchant Street Star Building oivision to all classes of whatever - much more rain is needed to revive 79 Merchant St. Phone 1848 . Phon 1872 TOILET supplies are available, and its suc- IMPS A, pastures and growing crops. NOTARY PUBLIC AO Volcano Observatory, Hawaii cess. Lord RhondJa states, will de- X co- Commissioner of Deeds l Bright weather with moderate north- pend largely upon r.he Intelligent THE YCOHAMA BATH operation Women. This allowance California and New York SPECIE BANK, east winds prevailed during the week. of Deeds, Mortgages LIMITED vould amount to 2fi pounds of sugar Draws: Wills, and f Drought continues, necessitating the all Legal Document moving young capita per annum, against sn Capital subscribed... yen 48,000,008 of cattle to the lower ier Capital paid up. . . moist lands. average consump in the United ..yen 30.000.00t i states of more than o." pounds. Reserve funds...... yen 21,300.000 Ha?ku Experiment Station, Maui AWOKI, Local While the weather remains dry, there Insurance S. Manager is an apparent change in the atmo- Licensee to shoot game in France B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. sphere. More clouds are gathering vhich has not been allowed since the PHONE 4915 and light showers pass over occasion-- ! war began are to be Issued when the new Fire. Life. Accident, Compensation FOR RENT ally accompanied by cooler weather. crops have been gathered. The SURETY BONDS Electricity, gu, aerecrs In all hooes Kilauea, Kauai Very dry. policy has been adopted chiefly to Maunakea St. rtore.., ...... ;$27.lt satisfy the farmers, who complained two-bedroo- m boos tows; 121 An explosion of petrol has taken Neat la i tLat their produce was being mined furnished cottage $18. I - place in a United States submarine at Small for two. by ths enormous increase of game and Neat, small cottage in town; 815. Cavite in the Philippines. Five men vermin owing to the prohibition of Money to Loan Each cake are reported killed and three injured. shooting. No game license, will be H. SCHNACK" by soldiers on leave. Special HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF J. Imperial SEALED TENDERS. needed 842 Telephone if wrapped to regulations will be made for the zone HAWAII, LIMITED Kaahumanu St. 3IM b Peroxide 816 Fort Street Telephone 3528 Sealed tenders will be received by of the armies. ihnre delivery , to PACIFIC ENGINEERING is an antiseptic the Board of Harbor Commissioners MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY. until 2 o'clock p. m. Thursday, Sep-- t LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED j soap9 made for mber 20, for furnishing and deliver- Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building Consulting. . . jnlng and Con condition spikes, Notice of Adjourned Special Meeting 2U7 Nursery, Toilet ing cenent, rock, sand, wire, Materials. Prlcec low. Houses built structln g Engineers to. retain belts and washers to the order of the of Stockholders. on Instalment plan. Choice House Brldeea. Buildinrs. Concrete Straa. and Harbor Commission at Honolulu, T. H. Lots for sale. turee, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- and general Specifications and blank forms of original The Special Meeting of the Stock- CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD. tems, Reports and Estimates on, Pre it'o purposes. proposals are on file in the office of 104&. : P. O. Box 83 jecte. . Phone ' : f e Board of Harbor Commissioners, holders of the Mineral Products Com Telephone 2478 delicate parfcac. Capitol Building. Honolulu, T. H. pany, called for September 10, 1917, Has a most pleasing Las beeji by vote of the Stockholders r FOR SALE ALL The Board of Harbor Commision-er- s jeiatteclcan AT delicate reserves the right to reject any or adjourned to Thursday, September 20, JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, EHI0N03 effect on skin 1917, at 3 o'clock p. m., at the offices of : canitary all tenders. AND EMBROIDERIES . cat nest besides making W. H. HOBBY. the Chamber of Commerce, Kaulkno-lan- l DRUG STORES it Building, King Honolulu. healthy and clean. Acting Chairman. Board of Harbor Streei. v Commissioners. GEO. S. WATERHOL'SK, SAYEGUSA ' Honolulu, T. II., Sept. 4, 1917. Secretary. 1120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL 6882 lOt 688881 HONOLULU STAB-BUCLCTD- v TVEHNESDAY. STTTEMBTHv 12, 1D17. five

CITY PURCHASING CITY DADS GET VVM. FOX "PRESENTS TO 6H I n ntntimWW TOM ' VIRGINIA 7:45 J2 ftAVAii 4 MOTH. STK. 7:45 DEPARTMENT APT TV0 BILLS FOR Two Show PFARSOiJ

AND ALL THIS WEEK! ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! THREE SHOWS IN ONE! TO BE ABOLISHED BATHING SUITS Wright and Dietrich Charlie Gliapiia But Supt. A. K. Vierra Says In an entirely new repertoire of new tons, featuring the latest beach Supervisors' Committee Says, ong, "LIKEPU." It is Failure and of No They Were Ordered, Accept-Us- e The Funnest Man and incidentally the Highest Salaried to Taxpayers ed Without His Permission Person in pictures will be with us again today after a I Although fhp long absence. He is here in one of his funniest comedies, NORWOOD City and County Auditor James nnni rf rlnthin? Birknell will be given charge of the stores have reported a shortage in entitled The successful entertainer ere ating more fun and laughter than has the crop of fall bathing suits, to judge year s. city purchasing department and also been seen In Honolulu for given an additional clerk whose duty from the report submitted last ni.cht SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Toniflh t PROF. NORWOOD will again present it will be to tabulate ftids and awards ! by A. K. Vierra, superintendent of j public grounds buildings, to Mind-Readin- g performance begins, pencils paper to de- and the Test. Before the and and submit them the various ' will be by the usher s to all patrons who wish to ask que partments, if the report airl re" board of supervisors, regarding the furnished purchase of suits, one for tions. Write your question and sign your name. Then when the test tueudation of the ways and meant cf two lots "POLICE"i lu-- US and the other for there is begins have your question In yo ur hand and keep your mind upon It, committee which s -- .. in.tattu i so that you may receive an an swer. found the purchasing department a evidently a shortage somewhere. You all know CHARLIE, so there is no use of my elab- failure, are accepted by board of ! The report declares that the batS PRICES; 10, 20, 30 Cents. Reserved Seats, 50 Cents the orating on his ability to get the laughs. He gets them. supervisors at the next meeting. The ing suits were ordered without the PHONE 3937 FOR RESERVATIONS. report of the committee which says superintendent's consent and accepted Nuf sed. that the purchasing department has by the keeper of the public baths, and failed from its inception to give the admits a shortage, but not of bathing service expected was to have been suits, but rather of a shortage of HELEN HOLMES IN "A DOUBLE FIGHT" THE BITTER TRUTH read at the meeting last night but funds. The report concludes that 9th Chapter of "A LASS OF THE "the appropriated funds of this di- LUMBERLANDS" has been deferred until the Friday 10, A strong dramatic production, depict- night session. vision of the department, due to an Prices 20, 30 Cents. ing the struggle of a young girl BOARD ORDERS in two against part, increase in business the last heavy odds, and showing how she Is The reports, in adds: months, will not permit the stretching "Your committee has made a care- 6:30 FORGET, ultimately victorious makes a beauti- of the appropriation to the payment DON'T TWO SHOWS TONIGHT 8:30 ful story. The General and Universal Film ful and thorough investigation of this subject of these two bills." SERVICES. SURVEYS MADE and is convinced that it would The board wa asked to take up be inadvisable to continue th-- i de- consideration of the same but sat- partment on present the its basis. isfied itself by filing the report. r Matinees (except Saturdays and "The department, incep Rowing Association to the mayor and Holidays) from its Vierra's report on the bath houses for from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. tion in 191.I, has failed to give the supervisors to be guests of the club Saturday and Holiday Matinees from OF LE ROAD August was also received and filed. service that was expected of it. TMs receipts for month were at the 21st. annual Regatta on Sat- 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock. The the urday was over to mayor failure has been due in part to a man- JS36.12 and expenditures $719.36. turned the T'renings (two shows) 8:30 and 8:41 ifestly inadequate office force, to the for a reply of acceptance. o'clock. . - Following the reading of a petition ordinance creating the department, PICTUP'-- S CH'.NQED DAILY. signed by eight property owners and and to the peculiar conditions of the The resolution introduced by Super- ,r7Xx1 e, T . 10, CITY BUSINESS AND to Vr''VB. Prices: ISCsnta. lessees on the Iwflei road, in the dis community. Under the original or- visor Arnold relating the frontage At 2; 15 o'clock trict of Palama. declaring that In view dinance the purchasing agent worked SUPERVISORS' NOTES improvement on Beretania street fol- At 7:40 'look of the continued growth In that sec- single-hande- d in buying all the imper lowing a report on assessments by tion the present road was unsatisfac ials and equipment for the city and First reading was given at the the city and county engineer was VIEIRA JEWECRY CO. tory, the board of supervisors last county. meeting last night to a resolution in- adopted and a public hearing ordered GEORGE BEBAN night advice of peti- ,y A. MoU-Smit- h lc the for September 25. IX HIS GREAT FRENCH CHARACTERIZATION 113 Hotel Street followed the the "Under the amended ordinance troduced E. tion and ordered the city and county which is in force at present, bulk effect that 16150 be appropriated for Jewelers and Silversmiths, the engineer to go ahead with the work of the power of the purchasing agent the purchase of armored steel taye M. S. Deponte has been named for Watch and Jewelery Repairers e "THE BOND BETWEEN" surveying preparing plans and .'.vrn-.i- of and is conferred upon the department?. cable for Kaiatawa sheriff of Makawao district. Maui, in Amid the Bohemian Atmosphere New estimates of possible cost of making The purchasing agent merely calls place of David Morton, deceased. of York's , a main highway in that district. Supervisor Arnold asked ti.-- . ciork for certain bids on standard arliclca, . FamouS Art Colony. The petition pointed out that the and the departments make the pur- of the board to rerpies-- storekepora Iwilei district la becoming a manufac- chases. His duties are clerical. and property owners in tv.i downtown 0th Chapter of "THE GREAT SECRET" turing center, and that a good sub- 'Your committee therefore recom section to sweep tho sidewalks in Safeguards Pathe Weekly News "THE WORLD. BEFORE YOUR stantial road was needed to bear the mends that the department be abolish- front of their places so that the city Health visi- EYES." ' traffic. The property owners In that ed and that bids be called rcr as might have a tidy aspect whiie of The Children J district are quite willing, according heretofore by the board. It suggests tor are here for the Civic Prices : 10, 20, 30 Cents.,Boxes : 50 Cents. tq petition, to participate in the ; the that the auditor be authorized-t- o Constipation, or Inaction of tho -- cost o constructing the road either employ an clerk, 1owtla, la a great menace to PHONE 5060. ' i of the additional whose I! on the basis of frontage per foot, or duty will be to bids and Atc.'rcl-rf- j to a report submitted by hswltli. Catbartlo or pargatlT ' tabulate the remodlM sbonld aver t givn to acreage. awards and to submit them to the de- R. W. Aylett for the garbage depart- children aa tno Tlola&cs of 5 August the receipts were action tends to npsat tn entirethlr 3 partments. It would also be his duty ment for o $1408.75 and the expenditures dlg-estiT- mjvtnxu A mild laxattro to approve all purchases made, to la far .pnxarablo, anA tho ooasU-- f guard against the overdrawing of an unos ox sample laxative naros ANTHRAX CLOUDS appropriation. with papain known aa Or. Cald-wall- 'a He would be a bill Syrup Pepsin, and sold la clerk as well who would be required First reading were given to reso- drag stores for fifty cents a-- bot- to see that the bills for each n.onth lutions introduced by Supervisor tle, la hlgnly recommended. Thla Triumph preparation contoina no opiate, in opening suc- g- are before the of the Arnold calling for appropriations for narcotic, or habit-formin- drag aim SEEM CLEARING ceeding month. In this way a great $2000 for the enlargement and re- of any description, mild and eggafe is be; accomplished storm rentla In its action, and brings deal would that is construction of the main Makikl relief in an easy, natural manner. To be given by Outrigger Canoo Club, in honor of visiting and local very much needed, and the same sav ditch, for $199 for the Beretanla Its pleasant taste appeals to chil- ing would be made in buying supplies. improvement, a similar dren and they readily. swimmers. . ' days ago of the street and take it With the sale a few "In closing. It may sum for the Lani road improvement. Thonaands of mothers have tes- majority of the T. F. Farm herd, and be adled by tified to the merit of Sr. Cald- your committee that the auditor is well's Syrup Pepaln, and in count he subsequent .taking of the animals somes Xam- - about to ask for an additional clerk A from Miguel D. Castillones. less it is tne standard 2 Regatta Night, Sept. 15th from the acre, tract on the beach, the letter Uy remedy, . A trial pottle, free a request be will not be required to Ewa plantation, applying of -- can be , oy L. C. ? agriculture forestry is clerk in the charre oetind Tickets may be obtained from members or from Thompson, Wslls oard of and make if the board adopts public dance wrltlnr to Sr. W. B. Caldwell, 458 fS through with prob- - these recom for a license for a hall oV low practically the mendations as spare plantation was Washinrton SU, XSonti cello, HU-- Fargo Co. office, King St. em that has troubled It to more or the time of the to be situated on the noia, an- bill clerk would be at the service of referred to the dance hall inspector. ess extent since the outbreak of the auditor." thrax at the Farm dairy several The InTitaJion from the Hawaiian months ago. It has the appearance; A few animal are still at the cor- kept - ral on the beach ind will be of ah e x p e n 8 i v e mtil September 15, according to Dr. f 'eonard. N: Case, acting territorial watch that's why eterinarian; after which it is not cer- Sherwin- - Williams GAS SAVING with cor- "it's so popular. tain what will be done the e:-- 0 n U--II Ql,-- ; triple and double r ral. It may be kept for further use, PAINT is J4JUU r. $1.50 taongh Just what use is not deter- Sauce Pans . .. i a mined. "tried and true" in Hawaii. li secono At all dealers. On the outside Islands the anthrax floor: shape, 'V-- . Guaranteed. trouble is clearing up In fine itha nthnHttoa ut. No. cases have occurred on Maui in many weeks and at Hanalei ranch, Kauai, the disease seems to be entirely under control g!!i!iI!!iIIII!IIIIIII!lil!!llII!!IIHi Tha Quarantine is still in force here Cheaper to prevent but has been lifted at Niumalu, Lihue district. Mr. Farm will uresent a j ; Protection claim to the legislature tor property YOUR KITCHEN J destroyed in eradicating antnrax on than pay for fire H is absolutely required his place. mm eVeVeV W V lASjai isvajf ftfMrvM aw Buy Fyr Fyter Extinguishers are : 3 . ing and shipping EE URQRS of. GRAND J KEEN KUTTER about the cheapest insurance that you can buy. t M f 'X. MM W ' T VLs ROAST AUDITOR gj Pocket Knives Honolulu's fine fire department SIMMONS' for school was equipped wjth them after ex- - . official tests to find the After being empanelled since Tues No school boy should be de- haustive day last, the grand jury of the Fourth most efficient on the market. . district court, yesterday completed Siberia and prived of a good pocket knife, their deliberations and returned Indict and the Keen Kutter Knives says You should have one .in your ments in fourteen cases, the Hilo Bay on -- : State are just about the best the vcrctccticnEgEinst Tribune. . home, one in your garage, and regard county af ' With to rarioua ifefrigerators market. your l fc;:rifi:s end con- - l fairs they had the following to say: .bring the most assuredly one on 1 "We bare investigated irregularities freezing cold weather of These knives are made in all as to certain county warrants and !', of every the poles 1 fei::tion : hare not been able to find a true bill into the kitchens sorts of blade combinations for kind. Mecbanical in one case. In two instances the lack of Hawaii. every use under the sun, and in of having the warrants on account of many different styles of han- Investwrate I "funis" tri;!3 i their mysterious disappearance from They work right in with the national idea of making 1; the auditor's office and the ; identity foods go the furthest. dles. : fcist-tigi- of the persons indorsing the same pre- ir-ti- fit it i vents us from making further investi- Our K. K. Knife at 50c is a Correctly designed to give perfect insulation to the ice Each On gations. good one. Come in see it. $9.00 "It is very evident to us there has and cooling chambers, but at the same time to give and been laxity and carelessness on the ample ventilation so that every compartment is cold, perfect prctcctioa part of the county auditor in these two instances, even though one of dry and sweet. for Isktcn BattEr. his assistants had to make good the II s amounts of these two warrants. We We have these with all zinc, or all enamel linings, the Insist upon your gro-- are of the opinion that county war; latter baked on and seamless. cer supplying you. Or rants should be mailed direct to the parties entitled thereto. The system Y. WO SING & CO., of having county supervisors from the EE opp. Liberty Theater outer districts receive warrants from Save Food through the county auditor and distribute them EE can supply you. ; EE should be discontinued. correct refrigeration. The time for earnest practise --We find from our investigation ininiiiininniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii that the county treasurer and his on the grid is here. Managers deputy have been viligant and they certainly have the commendation of Simmons' Coal Oil Stoves of schools football this body. and other "In the matter of the purchase of are oil savers in flD gasoline, tires and auto supplies by teams are invited to come road overseers and those connected Actual tests made in different ways prove conclusively is with the road department has been that this stove burns nearly twice as long on one gal- now, while our stock at the brought to our attention and it seems to us that too much latitude is given lon of ordinary coal oil as other makes, and gives a best for making selections of to the road overseers. There should hotter, cleaner flame. be a limitation upon . Purchases to bo uniforms and equipment. ' made by each and every road over- Come in and ask for the circular describing these tests seer in purchasing gasoline, tires, etc. for their automobiles, even though the and examine the stove. AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY automoblea are county property." Sporting Goods Dept., Office at MODEL-- v . THE Take Elevator to Second Floor. First Jloor. . ': limiU Port Street When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy SIX HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1917.

1 CIVIC CONVENTION PROGRAM 0tr-feUgtt- n SUNDAY, SEPT. 18. Address "Pan-Pacifi- c ITnlon Mm Alms and Accomplishments." by A. m 9 a. m. Delegates with their ladies to meet at Younjt hotel tor trip to II. Ford. Haleiwa by automobile. Address "American Red Cross. EDITOR Do- RILEY H. ALLEN 12 noon Lunch at Haleiwa hot Wbat It Means and What It Is After lunch trio on Kiass-boitom- i ing in Hawaii." by George R. Carter. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1017, The Purchasing Agent's Office. boat to the coral gardens. Address "Promotion." by E. A. 2 p. m. Proceed to Honolulu. Perndt. wt mw wm x rn rT-- - 7:C) d. rn. fnion Civic Convgtfuion Fairs "Food Conservation." by ieep lour eye un Yiciury. Small wonder that the xuperviHuial committee service at Central I'nion hurch. Prcf. A. L. Dean. c Pe- "Live Stock lor Army Breeding; finds that the purchasing agent ofli-- h a failure Address by Pastor David lary on "Underpinning Civilization. ' Food; Polo; Racing; Work Wool." The kaincr and his horde understand e ters Prussian purchasing agent offi'-- or any other oHhv . The MONDAY, SEPT by Dr. L. E. Case. me raiue 01 aaverusing ana ine powrr 01 nruuvu. foredoomed to failure under such a scheme of "Vegetables. Fruit. Berries." by is 9 m convenes For reaaan have thev htarted the children of a. Convention at J. M. Westgate. New Electric this rank mismanagement as allowed the purchasing 1041 Alakea street...... I rTW wl P Tl t "Potatoes." by J. M. Watt. .nl mutuimi of kotA f ' one by J. F. C. agent to be dividing his time in the employ of Call to order President 1:30 p. m. Convention reconvenes. Clocks Wilson and the United States. corporations with which he a pmvhasiug HagenF. CDuring ladles of the of the ot temporary chairman the afternoons This is Hnnp nn iht ilitiip thwirv that children are Selection delegates will be entertained by the Require no winding and ab- agent was continually conducting public business. and temporary secretary. u Y. W. C. A ) scnooiea m tne Mimical Knowieape uy njK.-ui- local gov- Com- is In all the various shortcomings of the Appointment of Credentials Address "Hay Growing and Cur- solutely noiseless. Motion ) school texts. their catechism and Sunday ernment there has been nothing more indicative of mittee. ing." by Harold "W. Rice. permanent chairman transmitted by a novel applica- The same methods that are used to establish the ignorance of the ordinary principles of souud pub- Selection of "School Exhibits," by Professor to and permanent secretary. Vaughan McCaughey. tion of magnetism. Enclosed rules of right living and the principles of justice the purchas- C. lic business than the plain record of Address of Welcome by J. F. "Marketing and Sale Reason- all mankind are adopted to sear the minds of chil- llagens. at in blown glass case, to keep ab- ing agent's dual service. able Price-- of Products of Territory,'' dren with the lesions of hate. The office of purchasing agent properly and com- Roll Call. by John J. Walsh. solutely free from dust. And while campaign of hate is being carried Response to Address of Welcome Report of Resolutions Committee. this petently conducted should lie of great service to the by Judge D. E. Metzger. prop-er- , Presentation of Unassigned Sub- $37.50 on by the enemy of our liberties, it is not only taxpayers and the businessmen of the municipality. Appointment of Resolutions Com-matte- the jects. but vital to our cause that we should heed Its status for the last few years has been worse than Reports of Hold Over Committee. Address by Governor Lucius E. counsel of xur leaders so that our minds and result- a joke, because it lacked even dignity of character. Selection of Place for 1918 conven- ing action nhall hold to the vital essentials of the Pinkham. tion. Address "Boy Scouts As a Civic Adjournment. HEWichman &Co. great struggle. THE OUTLOOK FOR SUGAR CONTROL. Asset," by Roger N. Burnham. 7:00 p. m. Banquet to delegates at LIMITED. a of Resolutions. One of the best texts for offsetting the hate pro-pagand- Presentation Moana hotel Toastmaster. G. R. Lunch. Carter. Platinwnmiths and Jewelers of the kaiser is found in a recent speech of (Facts About Sugar.) 1:30 p. m. Convention reconvenes. our Ladies of delegates to be entertain- Llovd George in which he said, "Let us keep Enough has become known of the plans and pur (Ladies of delegates to be enter- ed by ladies of V. W. C. A. IN HAWAII SINCE 1837 eyes eteaaiiy on toe winning or. tue war. poses of Food Administrator Hoover to make it evi tained by Women's Auxiliary of Out- General Committee. rigger Canoe Club at Waikiki - Raymond C. Brown Chairman England's premier in this particular speech pre- dent that sugar is one of the commodities that is to Beach.) be H. K. Vernon Vice-chairma- n eenieu 10 me arjny. or uemocracy some whukbuwc subject to a very complete measure of control Address "Good Roads vs. Poor J. A. Bevan Secretary from now until the termination of the war. The Roads," by W. R. Farrington. J. J. Belser Treasurer Good in arrange Address "Construction of Lester Petrie, L. W. de Vis-Norto- by every man, woman and child in that army. His suspension of trading futures and the Roads," by George M. Collins. FARMERS MAKING MONEY B0MKE NO GERMAN. ment for providing sugar to meet the needs of the Sherwood M. Lowrey, Y. Takakuw?" remarks that follow are especially commended for Address "Construction of Good C. B. Gage, Chun Gem. BUT PONT LIKE DRAFT BUT GOOD AMERICAN - Roads," by C. reading and repetition : army and navy are only the first steps in a well- J. Fobs. Jr. defined plan of procedure that is likely to be car Address ."Maintenance of Good Reception Sherwood M. Lowrey, ' While the farmers of the Middle August J. Bomke is an American "While the army is fighting so valiantly let the Roads," by C. N. Arnold. monoy. not a German. Mr. Bom- every movement chairman; S. S. Paxson and F. E. West are making lots of due citizen and nation behind it be patient, be strong, and, above ried forward until in the progress Address "Maintenance of Goo to the high prices of grain and ir.eat, ke was termed the German watch- Blake. hospital of sugar from the mill or factory of the producer Roads," by James H. Moragne. Accommodation A. Bevan, chair- they do not like the idea of selec man" of the Queen's in the all, united. J. who wera to the retail shop supplying the consumer is made Address "Funds, How Obtain- man; Harry S. Haywood. tive service." says Ben C. Steam, report of the names of those "The 'strain is great on nations and on indivi- able Taxation," by W. Star-Bulleti-n, appear at fifth hearing on the subject J. Russell. Program H. E. Vernon, chairman; foreman of the ad alley in tho to the over-straine- d the of strict surveillance and regulation. morning Mias Florence Berg. duals, and when men get tempers get Reports of Resolution Committee. A. L, Castle. G. Wilder. who returned this Inquest of Pan-Pacif- ic appeared at the hear erred, This condition was forecast in these columns long 6:00 p. m. Club, dinner C. B. Gage, with Mrs. Stearns from a two months' Mr. Bomke ra and small crievances are exaecerated, and Printing and Publicity yesterday afternoon as the watch- to delegates and ladies, Laniakea, Hardy, A. Be- trip to the Middle Western states. ing small, misunderstandings and mistakes swell into before the food control bill became law. It was chairman; Thornton J. principle object to man Queer's hospital, but rot Alakea street. van. "It is the they, for the pointed, out Mr. Hoover was firmly convinced, p. and not opposition to the war with aa a German, but as a voting Ameri that S:00 m. Delegates Vis-Norto- mountains. v and ladlea4 to Entertainment L. W. de n, Germany. They all feel that now we can citlaen, . he asserted this morn as a result of his experiences in Europe, that the attend Ad Club show at the Bijou chairman, John C. Lane, Ching "Long wars, like long voyages and long journeys, theater. have gotten into the gigantic strug- ing. He has his citizenship papers temper, wise men keep two most urgent food requirements of the Allied Shai, Y. Takakuwa. gle it should be carried to a decisive as proof. are very trying to the and TUESDAY, SEPT. 18. Transportation J. J. Belser, chair- nations were first wheat and second sugar. To sat victory, but they do not like he idea watch on it and make allowances for it. 9:00 a. m. Convention reconvenes. man ; F. O. Boyer, R. V. Menary. isfy these of having their sons forced Into the WOMAN WITH IRON There are some who are more concerned about needs as fully as possible, without injury Address "Daylight Saving," by Finance Raymond C. Brown, chair- army." BEAT to. ob- Ed. A. Towse. ending tne war tnan about winning it, ana pians the American consumer, became immediate man; E. A. Berndt, W. R. Farrington. Mr. Stearns attended th? annual ROD; GETS FINE OF $100 jects convention of the Internationa! Typo which lead to victory, if they prolong the conflict, of his solicitude upon his appointment as the executive of the food administration. It has been graphical Union in Colorado Springs. When a man 'deliberately, picks hare their disapproval, and the people who are res- LONDON'S BUST WAR COMES HOME Colorado, as a delegate from Hono- rod and strikes a woman with a some ' an iron have condemnation. hard matter for of those engaged in the lulu, after which he and his wife be tolerated. ponsible for such plans their spent Colo- it, it can't sugar trade to bring themselves to a realization that several weeks in Denver. Edward Ross, alias Rohloff. charged "Let us keep our eye steadily on the winning of rado Springs and Delta, Colorado. the control of distribution, of prices, and of profits with assault and battery, was before the war. EN ROUTE iv.Hr .Tnrfr a Irwin this morning to was soon to be translated from a subject of abstract HERE TO AN DRAFT BOARD FOR "Jfay I say let us keep both eyes? Some have explain why he beat, struck and as- discussion to a thoroughlv concrete realitv. Some HAWAII APPOINTED saulted one Mrs. Kimball. Ills expla- a cast in their eye, and while one eye is fixed truly CH tins!s-factor- y, few seem Hawaii, Sept. 6. A though lengthy, was unable to grasp the fact even now, but it By A. H. Ford. HILO, wireless nation, on victory, the other is wandering around to other Wonted gaiety of San Francisco's was received in Hilo yesterday an he was therefore sen- unquestionably will be the part of wisdom for them SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4. Froe- - famous "Bright Light" revelry is now and issues or staring stonily at some pet or partizan nouncing the members for the Ha tenced to pay a fine of $100 and costs to to lich's bust of Jack London has been missing, and this is taken as Indica- ', prepare adjust themselves to conditions under will be V project of their own. Beware of becoming cross- shipped to Honolulu for installation in tive that the west has begun to rea- waii Draft board. This board of court which the entire movement of sugar from the pro Pan-Pacifi- composed of Editor Stevenson of the v the c Club there on Balboa lize the nation has entered into a eyed, ..... Hawaii Herald, Dr." Sexton and Dr. Mrs. E. B. Flnkboner, clerk in polica ducer to the consumer will be marked by very thor Day. Either Mrs. Jack London or Gov- long and serious struggle with Ger- - ' will probably meet court Is sick in bed. She will not "Keep both eyes on victory. Look neither to the ernor William D. Stephens of Cali- many, says Judge George Davis, who Elliott. The board ough supervision. October Post. be able to rcpoit for work this week. right nor to the left. That is the way we will win. fornia will touch the button here noti- returned from a trip to California on about first. One of the early objects to receive the attention private business. anyone promotes national distrust or dis- fying those In Honolulu that the Cali "If of the food administration in dealing with the fornia governor is unveiling the dupli "The war had begun to draw closo helping enemy hurt- to California when I left, was union at this hour he. is the and sugar situation undoubtedly will be the elimina cate bust here. for it ing bis, native land. And it makes no difference It is expected now that the presi only a day or two then until Califor- tion of competition among representatives of the Pan-Pacifi- c nia's first increment of the national whether he is for or against the;war. As a matter dent of the Union. American sugar trade and buyers for the Allied Frear, will be at the San army was to begin mobilizing, and Oic of fact, the hurt is deeper if he is for the war. be- Francisco Balboa Day banquet many men were-- already in uniform nations in purchases of supplies. The powers re and be as guards- cause whatever the pure pacifist says is discounted is down for a speech. There will be dis volunteers and national posed in the food administrator, his position as ad tinguished every men. find, as far as the war is concerned, discredited. orators from part of "At nightly gatherings visor in food matters to the exports council, and the Pacific, there being forty tables the in the "Let there be one thought in every head. the hotels there was an air of depression. ready cooperation certain to be extended by the already spoken for representing ev Nothing was heard but war talk. The ery state and country around . "If you sow distrust, discontent, disunion in the agents of the Allied nations engaged in sugar buy the war bad begun to strike home' for ocean and a number of the great in ROOMY BUNGALOW nation, we shall reap defeat. If, on the other hand, ing will make this a matter of no great difficulty. many already had friends and rela- fluential clubs in San Francisco in tives who had answered the nation's we sow the seeds of patience, confidence, and unity, A following step terested in the of San story-and-a-ha- that possibly may next be taken advancement call. . Attractive lf , bungalow with three we shall garner in victory and its fruits. may be an endeavor to stabilize sugar prices to Francisco as a Pacific trade port. "The attitude of depression at these The newspapers here are liberal in places was most marked." bedrooms on Punahou Street, near Courtland Hotel "The last ridges ot a climb are always the most provide for a uniform and nnvaryingscale of prices Pan-Pacifi- c the space given to club plumbing, best workmanship trying to the nerves and to the heart, but the real for sugar at each point in its movement from pro matters and as an exponent am in Modern in design, fine daily say test of great endurance and courage are the last ducer to consumer. Voluntary agreement among vited almost somewhere to I PERSONALITIES was employed in buiiding. Built by present owner. something. few hundreds or scores of feet in a climb upwards. the various interests engaged in production and dis MISS RUTH BENEDICT, secretary Nice shade trees and lawn, cement walks. Conven- The climber who turns back when he is almost there tribution, or between them and the food adminis HONOLULU BOYS IN of Central Union church, returned to Number 320. never becomes a great mountaineer, and the nation tration, probably will be the means by which this NAVAL MILITIA SAY Honolulu today from a vacation spent ient to 2 carlines. Reference back before reaches pur- will be sought to be accomplished. The prompt and in California. that turns and falters it its THEY ENJOY SERVICE . by pose never becomes a great people. nearty cooperation displayed the various MRS. DAVID L, WITHINGTON was ?You have all had experience in climbing, no branches of the sugar industry in complying with Letters from two Island boys who a returning passenger in the Matsonla $4500. doubt perhaps in Wales. Any mountaineer can every request and suggestion advanced by the food answered the frst call, four months today. ago, and joined United States start; any sort of mountaineer can go part of the administration thus far makes it reasonable to as the V Naval Militia of Hawaii, were received MISS POPPY WICHXIAN returned war: and very often the poorer the mountainee is sume that this method will be relied upon in what this morning by Mayor Joseph J. to Honolulu in the Matsonla today. the greater is his ardor when he does start; but ever further steps are undertaken. Fern in which both men declare they are delighted to be in the service. Ts8,Tll!Ugf'1'ial! fatigue and danger wear out all but the stoutest It isquite within the range of possibility that MRS. J. S. B. PRATT and Miss Frank H. Wright writing from New Laura Pratt returned to Honolulu in hearts, and even the most stout-hearte- d sometimes sooner or later the licensing system authorized by York stated that he was glad he had the Matsonla today. fail when they come to the last slippery precipice. the food control law.may be applied to sugar. This enlisted and that he was in the best of health. But if they do turn back and afterwards look up is not anticipated because of any expectation that FRANK P. MOSS was a returning RICHAIID H. THEXT, PRES. J. P. Honan writing from Boston passenger In the Matsonla today. I. H. BEADLE, SECT. CHA. G. HEISEH Jit, TREAS. and see how near they had got to the top, how they there will be a diminution of the present readiness said that while he was a long way from faint-heartedne- ss home, curse the ,which bade them give on the part of those engaged in the sugar industry he was well and happy and R. P. FAITHFUL of the Sweet Shop up when they were so near the goal. to cooperate in fulfilling every wished that he could tell of his trip, returned to Honolulu In the Matsonla. reasonable request, but that the censor would not allow accompanied one has any idea, no one in Britain,. France, by Mrs. Faithful and No but merely because it will supply a simple and it. Both men sent congratulations to daughter. , Italy, or Russia, nor in Germany, nor in Austria, ready means of assuring uniformity. Thus far there Mayor Fern in regards to his reelec- near the top we may be. A mere cra may has appeared no evidence tion to office. J. H. SCHNACK, local real estate how of a disposition on the man, view. returned on the Matsonla this hide it from our And there are accidents, part of representatives of the food administration The machine gun company of the morning after an absence of three Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Itussia may have staggered for a moment, but she to act oppressively in applying the law, nor of any 1st Hawaiian Infant rv will rirfll nn months in San. Francisco where he Vi Thursday, September 13, 1 rr a rntw cVio in dno ttma will Ka nn orratn desire among those engaged in sugar "industry under Capt underwent a serious operation at the the Lawrence m. juad. St. Luke s hospital. climbing, strong-limbe- d and firm of purpose, and to take undue advantage of the present unusual sit together we shall reach the summit of our hopes." nation. It is to.be hoped that this prevailing atti Sub-divisio- tude will be maintained on both sides. Have you seen our new n? Attention has been called by the department of SPRE0KELS TRACT, 3RD SERIES commerce to the excellent qualities" of New South Abundance of rainfall has increased the gold Alewa Heights hardwoods for shipbuilding purposes. Some Wales yield of Alaska this year. So that's what the rain New roads, sidewalks, curbing, water, sewer and of the most successful additions to Hawaiian for- has been doing instead of working in Hamakua. One of the most comfortable three-bedroo- m estry have been hardwoods from that country. As bungalows gas. w amazing rapidity in Hawaii, there on the Heights, commanding a superb view of Honolulu, trees grow ith It isn't so much how high the war taxes will be why the raising of which cannot be obstructed. A bungalow built as homes You can select a lot with growing trees and build is no reason valuable timber as it is having the bloomin' tiling settled so that in Hawaii should be built. Within easy walking Ho- should not Decome a yjvui wmrre or puuuc revenue business will know how to act. distance a home in one of the best residential sections in and private wealth here. of the car line. nolulu. What have you done today to help the United Concrete basement and laundry. Servants quarters. . Dismissal from the civil governorship of Belgium of America, your country, m light for Garage. Make an appointment to see these lots. We will "the only German who has ever evidenced any States its of democracy? house for you. the Belgians" is what might have three-quarte- finance a humanitv toward Beautiful lot of over rs of an acre. been expected from the dispenser of "frightfulness." Keep your eye on the war. That's the business Price only $5000 on exceptionally easy terms. ,.L-in- r Ji fearful rpnrtntinn fnr mnr- - we have in hand at the present dry. There's none HonoluluJ. if iuo'ub " the ar- der It helps littlo to have culprits quickly bigger. rested. The thing is to get action on the preven- Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. Trust Co., Ltd. That chill the kaiser caught at Riga prob Henry Vaterhouse bloody deeds. hs ' - of these , . tion ablv started from "cold feet." REAL ESTATE DEPT. Rial Ettatt Agtnta ; Russian people a dose of Corner Fort and Merchant Streets. . 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SON AND HIS BRIDE VISITING The wedding is expected to take place neth Abies, and his wife, and Mrs. J. MOTHEROCIETYat an early date. H. Brinker of Bcllcvue, Ohio. Mrs. Auzustin Beauregard of Coro been at Kort Mason for several nado is visiting in town for a fw Mr CtiMav Schaefer with her two months, pending the arrival o( Col. days. Mrs. Beauregard Is the wife of attractive daughters. Lydia and Har-nar- a. Rees from the Philippines, has as her Ueut. Beauregard. U. S. N. She is ar at llaleiwa hotel for a short Ruesta her son and his bride, Capt. chaperoning Miss Katherine Richards xtay. Later Mrs. ?cha-fe- r will take jtd Mrs. Thomas Itee. Jr.. ho were and Gerald Cudahy on the trip. The up her residence at Schofield. where Ir.arried at El I'aso weeks ago. latter is a cousin of Mrs. John B. ('as-serl- Capt. Schaefer is stationed. was Missto Amy Heard, The party is being entertained air. Reese. Jr.. Mrs. A. G. M. and Is a daughter of Col. Heard, in on the ieninsula. Chiff Justit e and command at i'aso. One of the interesting informal teas Robertson are btill at their Tantalus Mrs. Rces win jive a large tea next givea during the week was that over summer home and wi!l be fthere until eek for her son and his bride and which Mrs. John Reardan, wife of the end of this month. They have a also will entertain at a dinner for Capt. Reardan. U. S. A., presided Mon- thir house-guest- s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph , them. day. Setting for the gathering wan E. Clark. Mrs. Rees has just returned from the St. Francis hotel, where several to Washington New York. other tea parties were on Mr and Mr. Horace .Johnson of a visit and entertained daugh- Col. Rees will in all Hobabilitjr go the same afternoon. Hilo with their two eons an1 a to France shortly his arrival Mrs. Thomas Rees was the honored ter, are visitors in Honolulu. Mrs. after on way to main- here from the Philippines. He is ex? giifst at a party luncheon given Johnson is her the n. will be in Honolulu two pected on any of the arriving trans- Thursday by Mrs. William Tlni-o- land, hut weeks before poinu East. ports. During his absence- - in France The hostess' residence on Green Miss assembled Mj. Rees and their daughter. street a coterie of clone Mr. and Mrs. .lames Henderson of friends pleasant -- 1 Frances Ree. will be in Washington, for this occasion Hilo are expected to arrive on Satur- D. C. San Francisco Chronide. San Francisco Chronicle, Sept. 2. day n:orning. With them will be coming FOR NEWLYWEDS Miss Eleanor Fatten. All are ELABORATE LUNCHEON to see the races on Rfgatta Day. An elaborate affair of yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton as the luncheon given by Mrs. entertained on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eben Ixw have re- James B. Howell, who, in compliment an informal dinner at the St. Francis turned to Honolulu. Mrs. Iw ha3 to Mrs, Daniel Howell, assembled hotel in honor of Captain and Mrs. been a month at the Vbhano House a score of guests at the Francisco William Washington Vaughn, newly-wed- s and last week Mr. Ixw went to Ha- club. The occasion was one of a from Manila, who arrived on the waii to brine Mrs. i,ow home. scries of pleasant affairs arranged in last transport. Mrs. Vaughn's mother hoor of Mr. Howell since her arrival and sister. Mrs. George H. Fairehild Mrs. Scovillp oi .Missouri will ar- f. ome weeks ago from Honolulu, and and Miss Virgii. Falrchild. are also rive on this week's transport, coming T-- brought, together a number of her visiting San Francisco; they arrived to wed Lieut. William Saportas cf close friends in this city. The Uble on the same sl.ip with Captain and Schofield. Chaplain Ipnatius Fealy of decorations were most effective, three Mrs. Vaughn. Schofield will read the marriage lines. large baskets having been filled with The bride, who was Miss Meta Fair-chil- roses, dahlias, asters, phlox and other is an unusually attractive young Capt. Allen Fletcher, V. S. N.. and blooms in the pastel Hones. woman. She was the quen of last Mrs. Fletcher are at the Fairmont wry1r Mrs. James Howell presided at a year's carnival in Manila, and Captain hotel for a short visit. San Fran- jLpinner this week in honor of OoL Vaughn was prince consort. cisco Chronicle September 2. no wen. wno arnvea a iew The wedding was solemnized on uaniei Mrs. A. Lewis, have days ago from Texas for a brief visit. July 13 at the Cathedral of St. Mary Mr. and Jr., moved from their upper Nuuanu sum- a 1111111 and St. John in uc iuua uiie luuisua; civit Manila. The bride's and are again domiciled at Ing at the home of Lieut, and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Fairehild, who is almost mer home Lyon evening as youthful looking their home in Manoa valley. Howell cn street, that as her daughter, 4 having parked the birthday anniver- was the matron of honor. Miss Virignia Watson has returned sary of Colonel Howell. Captain Vaughn Is the son of one of from a month's visit with Miss Irma A color scheme of pink and laven- the best known physicians of Wash- Hind at Puuwaawaa and also from der made an effective decoration for ington, D. C. He has been on duty in a visit with Mrs. Byron Baird of Hilo. the dinner, dahlias In several tones Manila for three years at the army of pink having been combined with hospital His new assignment in this Mrs. W. L. Moore, with Miss Alice, orchid toned phlox. MaJ. and Mrs. country has not yet been made known. Miss Carol and Miss Eloise, arrived PMlip Wales, Mesdames Charles Wil- San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 29. home today after a three months' liams and Tlneman Horn, Capt Rich- visit to California. ard Croxton and Arthur Carson were ISLAND VISITOR present to congratulate Colonel and Mrs. Albert Horner of Honolulu Is Mr. and Mrs. William R. Castle are leaving Mrs. Howell on this occasion. . visiting at a local hotel Mrs. Horner shortly for the mainland for has two sons here, one a student dt a trip through the states. V DANCE FOR SWIMMERS Stanford and the other with the re- Citizen-- eVening Outrigger serves. Mr. and Mrs. George Porter are the She's American Saturday the San Francisco Chronicle, an guests Mrs. Canoe Club will, entertain the visit- September 2. of Mr. and Richard Ivers ing and local swimmers at a dance at Kaalawai for a week. at the Walklkl pavilion. The exodus to American Lake last ' Mr. and Mrs. Grangier, who have The annual Myrtle-Heala- nl Regatta week left a derth of young men in been on Hawaii, returned to Honolulu dance will not be held this year, and Marin county society. Among those yesterday. the' Outrigger Club has decided to who left for Portland, en route for ! 4 make this Saturday nights airaira the camp, were Capt Wilberforce Wil- Mrs. August Ahrens and daughter real Regatta dance, and; Invite the liams, Capt Wharton Thurston, are the house-guest- s of Mr. and Mrs. MSE TO general public. v Lleuts. Harry Evwns, Frederick Bea- Ted Guard of Hilo. guests be the The of honor wtfl ver, Benjamin Foster, Benjamin Dib-ble- e, visiting mermen and mermaids, in- Mr. and Mrs. Alva Scott of Hilo are Lucio Mintzer and Jack Kittle. house-guest- s cluding- the Misses Claire Galligan, the of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dorothy Bums and Frances Cowells, Loomis. If you can't fight in the trenches, aid the and Messrs Ross, Siegel, Jones and Commander ana Mrs. Frank Freyer 4 4 left for Washington last week, where Mrs. Ernest Kopke and Miss Ester y Commander Freyer's Kopke were arrivals here today on ,who placed in the, bis three-da- meet, new duties have American nurses who are going there to help Vtnd the members of the Outrigger assigned him. A host of friends were the Matsonia. . t - . A. present to see them away. Mrs. Frey- viuo swimming lemu. Mrs. Wakefield was a home B. Campbell, er will be greatly missed In local Jas. T. Liberty Mrs. II. Mrs. Harold the coming passenger on today's steamer. preserve and Freedom in the world. Castle, Mra. Wallace R. Farrlngton, navy circles. San Francisco Chron- Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. Thom- icle, Sept 2. v A Arthur and DR. H. L. ROSS and Mrs. Ross of as E. Wall, have expressed their will- - Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Abies, visitine Kona are Honolulu visitors. Dr. Ross 1 All members of the club, their In California, were recently enter-- , is a major in the national guard regi- ment on Hawaii, and will attempt to friends and the public are Invited. . talned at the Mount Diablo Park Club, Contra Costa county. The club is determine while here if the Hawaii Give to the Red Cross DAUGHTER OF HAWAII AND ARMY 25 miles east of San Francisco. They guard is to be called into the national HUSBAND ARE DINNER QUESTS were entertained by H. O. Alexander. service, so be can arrange for his ab- party lode-sto- ne In honor of Capt and Mrs. William The Included their son, Ken sence from Kona. If you believe this is the greatest country blessings which have made America the Cr. Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fos- world, has greater of millions. ter Dutton entertained at a dinner at in tne because humanity a the Palace hotel Sunday night. Capt degree of freedom here than in any other and Mrs. Vaughan. whose marriage in To gain this end it has been found neces- on 13 was one country, do what you can to give this free- Manila July of the spill American blood spend bil- notable social events of the summer dom to the rest of the world. sary to and on the Islands, arrived In San Fran- lions of money. cisco on the last transport. Mrs. Vaughan was Miss Meta Falrchild and Support the government in word and was queen of the carnival In Manila That has always been the price paid for last year; Capt. Vaughn ; was Prince thought. " Consort. Mrs. Vaughan's moeher and Freedom. sister arrived in San Francisco on the Washington and Lincoln fought for Lib- same boat Mrs. Falrchild, who is a It must be fought for and paid for there delightfully, attractive and youthful-lookin- g erty. If they were alive they would be fight- woman, was matron of honor is no other way. at her daughter's wedding. ing for it still. Loyalty to America means Capt. Vaughan is the sone of one of loyalty to their ideals.. This is no time for sloth or cynicism. the best known physicians In Wash- Dresses ington D. C. 11 e has been on duty in the Philippines for the past three Be actively, wholeheartedly loyal not Keep alive to the Issue the World's years. His new assignment has not Freedom. yet been definitely announced. San passive. Francisco Chronicle, Sept 2. Girls for The true Internationalist is the one who If you' can't fight for it over. there, fight AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST the garments IS ANNOUNCED. Just to form a desires that all peoples shall share in the for it here. beginning y - Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Carter for your school girl's i announce the engagement of their wardrobe. They're Oxen-fta- m really necessary now to save the I daughter, Phoebe, to Mr. Vivian r Dyer, son of Major and Mrs. John wear and telir of their 4 4 better d resses. "E. Dyer of London. Soldiers Ail ! ..: Made of durable chambray and gingham, in plain TAKING STATIONS colors Col. Sydney Cloman has been or- and stripes, also pique and linen, embroidery dered to Louisville, Ky where it is trimmed. A true sense of preparedness will tell you to of dollars that is to save our boys and Mrs. Cloman, Enlist in this army probable that and their purchase several of these dresses now, when they can niece. Miss Natalie Campbell, will fol- Freedom's low shortly. 'Mrs. Cloman and MUs be had for so little. All sizes from ( to 10 rears. strengthen arm. Campbell will visit In New York and Gloucester before going to the South. They recently completed a delightful

. motor trip to Seattle, stopping at Shasta en route to San I Francisco. ' Regular War Relief Committee of Hawaii IN SERVICE SET GIVE TO THE RED CROSS! In honor of Commander Foke of the AUXILIARY, AMERICAN RED CROSS Dutch cruiser Zeeland, Mr. and Mrs. $3.75 to $7.50 M Give a Dollar Give more if you E. W. Crellin of Voile jo street enter- - I hereby subscribe the sum of $. talned at a handsome dinner at their Relief Committee of Hawaii for the can. Your name and contribution home recently. The table decorations to the War were autumn nowers combined' with period ending Dec. 31, 1917, payable Quarterly on the coupon printed here is a i the flags of the United States and Monthly. (Cross out word not intended.) he Netherlands. Among the guests direct enlistment in Freedom's ft? the evening were Consul-Gener- al Special The subscription will be used for general nd Mrs. H. A. Van Coenen Torchiana t Cause. Fill, sign and clip the cou-Dc- n and Capt and Mrs. J. J. du VaL work unless specified otherwise. Mrs. Emery WInship, who has been for Thursday and mail it to A. LV CASTLE, visiting In Macon. Georgia, is now in s? Specific Seattle, where Lieut WInship has Treasurer, War Relief Fund, P. O. been stationed for recruiting duty.1 Miss Margaret Casey, Mrs. Winshlp's $2.95 Box 349, Honolulu. sister, did not accompany her to Se- If attle. Miss Casey is remaining in Ma- con, where preparations are being Second Floor. Address completed for her marriage to Samuel W. H. Halle, of Savanah, Georgia.

This Appeal Contributed by Accredited by Colleges East and West . . Grammar and Primary Departments SACHS' CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Sml for Illustrated Catakcue. Principal: MARY I. LOCKEY. AB. Hotel St. near Fort . r. - - V t.vOT,., ...... fit Palo alto. Calif. lMJIllilll iiiuiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiimninimniiminniiiiiiiniiiii::::: STAK-BULLETT- EIGHT HONOLULU X, "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1917.

"One ofthe best o motor oils" STUDEBAKEKTb St4Uk C., Lm Afa "ont oftb bmt motoro2.H Swimming Meet Gives Hawaii Crew Should Be Favorite OLDSMOBILE Tat OUnebS C. of CaSfen?, lm Fnacfeo wtBg ZrolM ia oar Okfaa kilo can forWbatho part two y n bom Mtafartocy "'IHilo lubricant Much Publicity On Mainland For Bi Regatta Day Feature CADILLAC M. &. Bnshaia MatarCw Cc, Sm "have bo boBtaacy ia ncoeosMadiag ZtrwUoV FORD Fihy-Armor- y Si C, , Let Ajitl "have found ZcroktM to b tho oo oH th( haa groa Duke Kahanamoku and Norman Ross Give Big Boost for' Boys From Crescent City Training Hard for Senior Race Surf us perfect fabrication." Swimming in Honolulu Account of Meet Forwarded to All Board Paddling Event Promises to Be Real Thriller Hui Leading Swimming Authorities Throughout World Files of Nalus and Outrigger Club Entered Boys From the Alert Star-Bullet- in Go to Every Athletic Club on the Mainland Will Compete in Cutter Race Girls Practise Each Evening

Honolulu has reaped a great amount In the number of events and the Saturday is the big day in athletic crew, and this aggregation looks good, TheStardaid QJJJbrJfofor Gwx of benefit on account of the recent dumber of entries in each event. Ho--j circles, and the followers of the row- but the Blue mutt not overlook the Endorsed by Leading Car Distributor swimming meet. Norman Rom, who nolulii cannot even be equalled. She ing game believe that tais ychr the fact that there aro a number of good established a new record In the S8o-yar- d is in a class by herself, imagine if; regatta will excel any other previous oarsmen in the Myrtle boat. because th record of their terries deportments show event. Eas been writing a series you can a three-da- y swimming carni- - event. There are good ieasons ior Myrtle Babes Strong that Zsrolene, correctly rc&nej from CeUoroia arphah of articles for the Hearst newspapers, val, 15 events on eac h day. from six j believing so, inasnurh as a number Bob Chillingworth said tie other bsso crude, pves perfect lubrication Uas and these articles have given Hawaii to 16 entries in each, and slap bang ; of novel events have beu added to day that the Healanis will have to power, least carbon deposit. a further boost in aquatics. finishes every time. Boys' races, j the program. go some to win from the Myrtle sol-- 1 is- Duke Kahanamoku has forwarded a girls' races, service events for The surf boa'l naddling race was freshmen crew, and Bill Rosa also STANDARD OIL number of newspapers giving an ac- diers and sailors, and there are some on th? proe-ai- n as an added likes this aggregation So many new COMPANY count of the meet to the leading dandy swimmers in the service, the j feature, but this race rmraises to men are entering the. freshmen and (California) swimmers, not only in the United famous senior events in which the bnns out a r1"! battle between tbe kid races tbat a line cannot be ob ' States, but also throughout Australia best of the world struggle, diving, all ivembers of ti.o Outrigger club and tained on the crews. Times do not ' and Europe. styles of swimming, go to make up I v tho Hui Nalus. There are a number mean anything, a? will be instanced j Star-Bulletin- stupendous swimming per experts by last year's races. In addition to this a file of s the most of who are members of both 4 from the time the swim- formances ever staged. , ciuds, ana mstea-- i or bems a side is- There promises to be a real fight a. I V ayea-In-the-wo- Chillingworth, And your Honoiuian is a real Bob coach of the sue, this race a'lou'.d result in real on in naval race. This mers arrived until the meet was over Myrt!e crew, says Crimson the cutter Handley. fan. Every one of them that the rivalry. year the boys of the Alert will be liai been forwarded to Lou athletes will be ready for the big Perry McGillivray. Harry Hebner. Rwlmf themselves, and swim well. H'lo a Favorlts the only entries, but they have lined They 'are all conversant on the sub-jec- L races. He Isn't saying much about The Hilo is certain to enter up two strong crews from deck Fanny Durack, Jack Coffman. and to big races, remarked ciw thf very could the and that he the senior as the-- Cres-ten- t all the athletic clubs on the mainland The wharfrats more ra:e favorite and engine room, and you can depend astound the mainland critic with his would have information later City bo s arn in the mnk of upon a interested in swimming. in absolutely it that there will be real tus IrnnwlAHfA Thov havn flail world the week, and would condition, and have nothing to do but pie when the time comes. This publicity is obtained by swim- champs in their so long that know by Saturday afternoon. At any train for event for a week. Tho swimming stars such midst the O'Brien Is Tryin' ming, and the any mediocre performance is dis- rate there is a lot of hustle at the crew i3 quartered at the Myrtle O'Brien, ones who Myrtle Myrtles Hot Dennis swimmer, boxer, as Duke and Ross are the tasteful. Perhaps they expect too Club house, and if the club and every evening at oclock, baseball star and ukulele expert, is are doing what they can to boost the of boys, expectations are not confident, they certainty the boys are tucked into little rounding up continually. and much their but their a crew from the engineer game Both Duke are usually lived up to. haven't been betting on the Hilo or beds. department, and in the first practise Ross have been at outs with the heads Healani crews. How about it, Bob? Every Indication is that the coming In the morning the boys take ft long the boys have displayed real form of the association, but despite this meet is to be the biggest and best in Canayan, displayed any petty feel- - run and follow this up with a cold who comes from the same have not the history of these events. With shower. They ready go section of the world as O'Brien. wiTl ings, and have furthermore given a are then to " Duke in his best form, Ludy Langer COAST DEFENSE out for a trial spin, which takes most cox the deck crew. Canavan is one real - boost for swimming here. swimming as he never has before, of the morning. They eat lun-- h under of the best known oarsmen in the Thn star-Bnlleti- ri has also received voimfcr blood from the mainland rim navy won a of the direction of Coach Bert Webster, and has number of races a number of requests for the list ing to compete with the young wood and then have the afternoon to them- The men who will be seen in action records which were published, and a Of) Hawaii, it will be surprising if 1 ST-32N- on Saturday are as follows: have MEETS D selves. Sight seeing trips are usually number of these record sheets there is not a most momentous meet- the order for the afternoon. Otto Engineers division D. O'Brien, cox already been forwarded to the main- ing on the thirds fourth and eixth. Rose said today boys swain; H. L. Perkins, T. L. Bristol, ago malnland-er- s that the ought land. A few years the to win condition counts any- S. J. Wall. F. G. Meeks. D. M. Petit, Duke and Ruth if for only knew about thing, and were in- E. E. Smith, W. F. Hamlin. H. L. Hill, they speak of Lane, ON REGATTA DAY furthermore all Stacker. Now MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS by sweel-heart- s, J. A. Clune, D. Primeau, J. A. AiKer Hopkins and formed their wives and Krug'er, Kelii, Josephine if they did not bring son, W. M. G. Haws, F. E. Emerick, Protection Means swimming enthu- YESTERDAY that the Oerd Hlorth. The cup back to Hilo they-- had bet O. O. Uman. siasts are beginning to realiie that not so boys swimming center of the NATIONAL LEAGUE Two Games Will Be Played at ter come, the Hilo are Deck division W. Canavan, cox- Hawaii Is the not going to take any chances of los- swain. E. L. R. Whited, W. E. Albert world, and when the records for the Won Lost Pet. Double Protection swim- New York 83 48 Moilnli on Saturday; ing their wives and sweethearts. son, W. I Mossman, A. I Shull. S. K. events reach the ...... 634 Locals naturally going Philadelphia 72 59 .549 Sunday Won't Talk Hickey, G. E. Davis. C. R. Clark, ming authorities, it Is The Healanis and Myrtles are not Clare, Maloney, O'Neil, to open their eyes, v St. Louis ...... 73 63 .536 Hawkins, - saying much. The Blue wants G. of the San Fran- - Chicago 70 f,6 .515 Although the Regatta will be- tho to Cockett, Smith and Baldy. In'a recent number win from the Red and vice-vers- a. young ROSS this Brooklyn 63 66 .489 big Saturday, the real national The The ladles are taking a real Harn Examiner Norman has event local crews are giving Hilo crew big aquatic meet: Cincinnati ... 66 70 .485 game will be given a trial when the the interest in their race this year. Every to eay about the a chance to win, but they are not evening the crew takes a spin on Bostbn .. 58 70 .453 Defense team meets the lst-32n- the Coast willing to admit that Hilo should be at harbor, and if form counts for any- HONOLULU. T. IU Aug. 22. Plans Pittsburg .44 87 .336 squad in the second game of the day great-- - all certain of the race. thing, the young ladies are going to are well in shape for one of the at Moililli Field. There will be a even staged, The AMERICAN LEAGUE The Myrtles are banking on their In- make a real hit with the spectators. est swimming meets large crowd in the city from the other crew to bring joI rea-lix- e Won termediate home the The Reds will have a number last swimming world does not seem. to Lost Pet. islands, and it is expected that a rec- bacon, and they the-erent- Chicago . , have a right to be year's crew back in the boat, but the the magnitude of a that . 90 46 .662 ord crowd will come out to the field by the Ha-- Boston ... 79 52 confident as there are a number of Blues will be represented by a num- are staged twice yearly .603 to watch the two teams in their sec good oarsmen in In no meet Cleveland . 73 62 .540 the boat. The Hea ber of good oarsmen, who have been wailan aquatic officials. ond battle. lanis have "confidence in their junior practising faithfully outside of the Olympic games is so Detroit . 69 67 .507 for the event. eame lst-32n- d de much class evidenced. New York . 65 69 .485 In the last the is used to the Washington 70' .466 feated the Coast Defense team by a The Honolulu fan Jl game best in the swim world, and must St Louis .. .61 86 .372 score of 2 to 0. It was a real ' Philadelphia believe f have 1L To this end the mainland 47 83 .362 throuzhout. and the Coasters ".. ' is scoured twice each year to secure that this time they will hand the same the best' talent obtainable. Honolulu ,f YESTERDAY'S SCORES medicine to-th- e Schofield contingent V itself has always had a few champions National League In Crumpler and Kelly the Coast de- j resting in its midst to do attle with At Boston Pmlnn 9 tvm jt fense has two of the best pitchers in the invaders. Thus from a standpoint 1; Philadelphia 5. Boston l the Islands, and if there is any team f of class the meets are in effect world At New York New York 3, Brook- to beat the Wreckers, this is the one. i championships. lyn 2; New York 2. Brooklyn 1 A a n.i - In the last game with the Wreckers i , 6. Cincinnati 1st-22n- r tnica the d team looked awful, but - w I,, m v. vuiuuiuaii x. pitching, i - was on account of weak At St. Louis Pittsburg 3, this I St. Louis .r.ViA n-it- h Vaaw hnmhnrdment of 0; St. Louis 5, Pittsburg iu,uci " J ti J Prog League the 25th. Brinfca and Mashaw hare' i pitched good ball in the past, At Philadelphia New York 1 Phil- both deDended unon to give the adelphia 0; New York 4, Philadelphia onH mav be ' a through V-R- ay TV- - Coast Defense real battle 1 Search At Washington Washington 4, out. N The Oriental Properties of Sensapersa tleWWib 'Twenty-Fir- st Celebration 3. Manv of the star players on the , ' At Dpfmlf flovolan 1 T4 .; Healani team have to row in the re-- i Renew the Nerve Forces of the System Ughts make night drivi safe This will be today's schedule: gatta, and Decker and Mcllree may national League have a hard time gathering together a Do not con'-n- ue to suffer when you can get just the help you need Brooklyn at New York. Healanis are t?lated to meet today now if in your nuerasthenic condition you have insomnia, ner- V-Ra- y keeps from going Pittsburg team. The A you into at St. Louis. the Braves in the first game at l:y, vous indigestion, a feeling of despondency or fear, weak memory, REGATTA DAY Cincinnati at Chicago, and if the entire squad of Healanis brain fag, palpitation of the heart, hot and cold flashes, exhausted the roadside ditch, and aUows ybii' to American League have a chance to win vitality or any other form of mental or nervous exhaustion. Cleveland show up, they at Detroit Lee crew. give the other fellow, not so equipped TO BE HELD New York at Philadelphia. from the Boston at Washington. Bill Hollinger, Bushnell and Mc-Tig- all the road he needs to pass you. But Saturday, Sept. 15th, 1916 will be rowing. But if Victor, COAST Diehl, Kauhane, Haile. Hughes, Crane, ' i LEAGUE don't depend upon the other man ' - IN HONOLULU HARBOR v Mcllree and Haneburg show up, the If Won Lost Tct. - V-Ra- y. something. - U San Francisco . 90 74 .549 Healanis should show The u carrying a Equip your car good Commenclnfl at 9:30 a. m. Salt Lake . S3 70 .543 Braves have been playing ball, (Formerly called Persian Nerve Essence.) Fili- delay. 1. Kir Psddl Canoe. Tronhy. Los Angeles St 77 .525 and their recent defeat of the with one without Six-Oare- d Slidlng-Sea- you you 2. Senior t Portland "5 77 .493 pinos by a 5 to 4 score has given them will rejuvenate, and will become a new man with all the gold Btamina and vigor you formerly had. Every nerve, every tissue will it Barge. Prizes IndiTidual Oakland e 78 84 .4SI plenty of confidence. A compact, flood looking ' i I Vernon receive its due share of life's sustaining energy, and health, force and ". i medals. 67 97 .408 Manager Miles has not as yet lined searchlight. I Six-Oare- d Sliding-Sea- t vigor follow with all the certainty of cause and effect. I 3. Ladies yesterdays scores were as follows: Sunday afternoon, but And, it is scientifically built. j . Trophy. At Vernon up a card for i Barge. Prize Vernon 2. Salt Lake o. the Filipinos are One box of Sensapersa is often sufficient but in obstinate cases, It has a genuine curv- 1 Six-Oare- St. Louis and 1 d Slidlng-Sea- t At Freshman. San Francisco Oakland 5, San play in ths first game. the full treatment of six boxes Is guaranteed to give absolute satisfac- ed lens a real silver plated . Barge. Individual bronze 4. schedled to f Prizes Francisco a chance to tion or, money will be refunded. Sold by Chambers Drug Co., Hollis-te- r reflector and is correctly ' At Portlands-N- The Filipinos still have medals. o game between series, and will make Drug Co., Honolulu Drug Co., Benson, Smith & Co., and your balanced below tho bracket. Four-Oare- d win the second Steamer Boat Race. Portland and Los Angeles. Druggipt. or sent postpaid for $1.00 per box or six boxes for $5.00. There is a 3! inch reducing f : " X 4 Markham i prize, $25; second, $15. a hard try for the game. First Bcueaute is; bat-ter- v Try Sensapersa today. mirror in the back included Six-Oare- d Sliding-Sea- t and Kurlsaki will perhaps be the '. i - Intermediate Oakland at San Francisco. no extra cost. p St. Louis team, and Lani, at Trophy; Los Angeles at Portland. for the THE BROWN EXPORT COMPANY, Put a Stewart V-R- Search- Slidlng-Sea- L selections for the 7. Senior Scull Prize Salt Lake at Vernon. Hosea. Chia are the 74 St. .. New York City, N. Y. your today. Make Lopes or Kaeho behind Cortlandt light on car Indlridnal r'd medal. Filipinos with night driving safe. 8. Surfboard Paddls Race, limited to the iat. 9 Medals 1st, ft. surfboards. for Dorothy 6 2nd and 3rd. Burns Frances Cowells 9. Junior Six-Oare- d Sliding-Sea- t Jack Hjorth $5.75 Barge. Individual silver medals. Leads Kathleen Law Pair-Oare- All In 10. Senior d Sliding-Sea- t' Edith Kenn 4 5 xteiLOE&DOini --1 - Individual gold medals. Roy Murphy SEEVICEDITORIAL 1 : Junior Scull (Sl'ding Seat). Prize A. W. Kaehu I 1L Aquatic Meet 0 "Do the thing, and you will have the.power," V Individual silver medaL Hong Lum 12. Four Paddle Canoe. Trophy. George Kane TO THE said a great sage. And so have we pleased our Pair-Oare- d . . o 13. Junior (Sliding-Seat- ). Los Angeles Mermaid Scores Charles Lambert ... groving clientele, and our power to please is Prize Indlvidu 1 silver medals. 21 Points; Kahanamoku Six-Oare- Sliding-Sea- is of street? bur business. 14. d t Barge for "What is the name this increasing every day, along with Boys under 18. Prize. Second With 4 Wins "This is Broadway." r. plied the proud FAMOUS VOLCANO HOUSE you are skeptical come and give us a test. citizen of Dubbsville. If Races open to all. No entry fees. Dorothy Burns of Los Angeles car- "Ah! Named in honor of the famous That's all we want. r 'All rowing races to be governed by ried off the point of honors in the thoroughfare, i presume?'' DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE VOLCANO OF t'je racing rules of the Hawaiian Row- recent swimming meet. The mermaid "Why, sir, this is the famous thor- KILAUEA ing Association. Each entry shall in- from California .annexed a total of oughfare!" Birmingham. Age Herald. clude the name of the boat, or, if it 21 points which represented three person . has none, the name of the who wins, and two second places. Duke nter i Kahanamoku by winning four events finished In second place. "Stubby" The first to receive the There must be at least three boats Kruger and Norman- - Ross were tied i second prize win be benefits of prosperity, and started before a for . third. Those who secured five, Ltd. points or more in the recent meet arc the last to feel the effects Smoot Steinhausei; 5 p. m. Tues- COVERS ALL Entries will close at listed as follows: of business depression ia EXPENSES day. Sept 11. 1917. with H. Giles, at Point Winners Tires and Accessories at Wliolssale ani Rekil Lowers & Cooke, I" ng street, except- Dorothy Burns .... 2i the store that adverstisei. Steamer every Wednesday and Saturday and surfboard races which Duke Kahanamoku ...... V.h j; ing canoe Paid Publicity is an insur- "BRANCH will be post entries. Harold Kruger 16 MAIN OFFICE AND SJOREj TIRE SrRVlCE - ' : All canoes entered must be Hawaii- Norman Ross 16 ance poUcy that pays iti Inter-Islan- d Co., Merchant and Alakea Sts. King SW opp. Library. . Carbis Walker" 15 Steam Navigation Ltd. canoes. , 1324 . 1399. an apply to Re-- Galligan own "premium. Phons . Phone ,r further particulars Claire 14 1 For Clarence Phone-494- Queen Street Committee. . Lane ...... 11 x utta ( THE AD MAN; 1 KROLL, GEO. CROZIER. Mitrle Konawaloff in A, R Robert Fuller ......

TV"' HUNOLCLU WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1917. NINE

ITSON A MEETS fo) Furniture and Piano 7Xe Oldest andLargest Trust Company 1 Cvoinig) mtne Jerntoryojjiawau &wm&mnHONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO.. LTD. STORM AND HAS PHONE -1 J. J. BELSER, Manager. SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.

! buyer a: : i ROUGH SA LING for Jordan atiu MARINE INTELLIGENCE Safeguarding business fur tf.at Iirm w hi aw;i' i J. P. Kego, bjyer for l' V V.n-- By Encharge t : s i :i Merchants' OceanicSfeamship Co '".. returned :ntu u trip San e'r.ir.' A- ;ned. S l- -ti lsc cti'fr Pas-s?nger- s lie wa- - a .r. Mr Important Papers Lircr Brings 165 Cabin otir, fi 1". s:r Kn'esprie. lhlo. Se,teni:er '. 5J2 DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO A I: Tinker, i ;oi .t; r.p. r: r Break-r- ij San Francisco Arr; d. chr. sa- and Record ' i a v k a .' a omen ':ia:r.;.:ei .a T al-fu;it-l- 1 T i ; iiiii-or- r'iu ,'I.O Ai v yni t i lt i r heiu AllUft Cargo for Honolulu tion. tseo--Arr:- el. , an r ran Sail-Dar- s . -- New Regular to San Francisco ami Sydney, N. S. W. p;iM-r-- ucli Vitl. !"li'-- fr'Ti: : .i lit ymir . ,r v - York 5 inorj i. a :ea .uieasiti i.' !'T T. 1T1, lolil. T' . i wo l:;iu, tale :t'il ra::i. the MtiUsorua ad 24 .Mr- - t" Mori-- i! San Franr :co Arrivtd Sep temper :i t voyage .gent Uil i; Sei-te'i.b- sailing ou this lulu Anifr.i i:. a. ni . Mr. Miui. nerve For further particulars apply U to t.if j".and si .en described son. returned from a ine:i? .rt . to " lo-- - by - ili.-nm-ly l and ollirr alualI' aain.--t a- bml t je s,ii4 her home in the smu an Francisco Arrived. September C. BREWER & CO., LTD. General Agenti a;: i.a.-.-eti- n'! s t. j!acinvr t li-t- in mir tin- - and liurirlar proof vault The Matsonia. Mr. acid Mr S Itf:iuis.r. are rid.' i'. tr Kmdni. hence ei'teinbir w hici. dked ti-i- morning at and groom on their way tu !.:eir home fort San Luis Arrived. Septem- i wit it r ? wl.iich 'i')'i(lcl iimilcni ji !. ive o'oioi k. V-- !( r fjd to slow down due on Kauai ber 11. str l.man Sfwart. hence ' device. lu t!.e !: hi ii were runniDa. Another (o.iple on tneir houeyn:oon SM'tembei 2. to ni;ike uj) the lost " 1, ti.t nia:iritd later are Mr. arvd Mi 1! Smitu of San 4: 5 !m Ynu an n-n- t a private in tili- - vault tiiiie. PORT OF HONOLULU t'r .MaUjn Francisco. The liner ran into tue tf.orii1 Mr. and H H Van Luaii I $.100 per annum. We iri:e-- T that you stop in .rs. are' Xldl5U IMVlHdLIU I lilIIIIIIHIll Saturday Veiling and throughout the moving picture people from New York Arrived day passengers tlio npxt time you are in t lie n i2lil.i liood of Bight and He next the who will remain in the islands lor September 12. 1?1T. tos&4 In cabir. M-- -- thi- - were about their some Mrs Van Loan is Str. Matsonia, from San Francisco. Direct Service Between San Francisco our btiildincr and lnv you many were time. knon; and Honolulu bunks to Hilch of them to film fans as Miss Gertrude Cam- a. m. rj driven by al de mer to the music eron. Mr. Van Loan is a ccusin of Str. Mauna Loa. from Kaua: ports. For further particulars apply to of clatterrn pans and other galley a Van Loan of Los Angeles, the ( VjiiJe Charles utensils only an occasional noted ' Departed CASTLE & COOKE, for- author. 11. 191 T. LTD., Agent, Honolulu wae broke over the main detk September - as Wakefield, wife of Ihr .". ward, the dks wtre kept continually Mrs. J. T. Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports. p. m: harbor commissioner, was another ar j :3 awash by t rain. It is estimated Str. Mikahala, for Molokai, Maui A rival. She was met off port by her p. TUT A" A 7-- that at the height of the storm the aiid Lanai. .' m. ATiT young I II wind blew atthe rate cf or 7'J miles husband and soiy Str. KHauea. lor Kona and Kau an hour Misses (.'orrie and Margaret Ship-- I port, noon. p. TOYO There wereld". cabin passengers on man are members of the wealthy Hiiu Sihr. Repeat, for Willapa harbor, KISEN KAISHA the Matsonia&nd IS in the steeraRe. family of that name, who returned in. Trust(Jompanyxtd. Sail Today Beffular Sailings She brought j record cargo, and it is fiom a pleasant trip to the mainland to San Francisco and to the Orient Kauai ports, " p. m. HONOLULU, T. H. asserted she ias the biggest friighl Str. Kinau for For tonnage ever brought to Honolulu by Str. Mikahala f"r Molokai. Maui and further particulars apply to ft I p. m. any one bhip. ;The Matsonia also had PASSENGERS ARRIv'5.0 l.anai. V : Str. Kilauea for Kona and Kau over bags f mail. 2i By Matson liner Matsonia tronr San ports, noon. CASTLE & K. Lindbergiormerly captain of the COOKE, LTD., Honolulu this morning-- W. c. Achi. Sailed Today Ag?nt, 0 which as at sea Francisco ilithet punied Jr., Mrs. W. C. Achi, Jr.. Miss Mary Str. Mauna Kea. for Ililo, 10 a. m. July, comes aj chief officer of the Achi, Mrs. A. W. Adams, Miss K. Due Tomorrow Matsonia on th$ voyage. It was LluA-ber- g Addis, Miss M. Addis, L S. Aldrich. Str. Claudine, from Maui ports, a. nANAniAM.AIIQTDAI who brougt his crew over a 900 , Amy, Mrs. M. Anders-son- in. voyage in Miss Lorina J. mile tothe island of Kauai An-drad- Miss K. Andrade. Miss M. Str. Rembrandt, from San Fran- Keguiar sailings to a small and opfl boat with only make cisco, BRITISH COLUMBIA G. A. Arnott, Mrs. G. A. Arnott. a. m. FIJI NEW shift navigation instruments. Nick Str. Nippon Maru, a. ZEALAND Miss K. Asbahr. Chas. G. Bailey, V. H. from Orient, and AUSTRALIA With Eggs Fogarty, the rtular Matsonia chief m. Miss For further particulars I i Barnes, Miss Ruth Benedict. apply to . r officer, is enjoytg a vaeation ashore. Sail Tomorrow Birdsall, Miss Mattie Blackburn, ail Purser P. H. fevy is still one of the Alice Str. .Mauna Loa, for Kauai poits, Bortoglio, Mrs. bortoglio, Master . Matsonia officet. He states that J. Mr. 3 p. m. uu., uentrai flflents Bottomley, Mrs. Bottomley, Mis. Laura MacKenzie, forntr purser on the Ma-no- a, Mr. Kemoranut. tor unent, p. m. 5 Cents Apiece E. Burgner. Dr. F. E. Burt, Mrs. F. now on tit Manila run, is on Str. Nippon Maru, for San Fran- ashon, furBtjr Levy was E. Burt, Miss R. S. Caldwell, Miss cisco, p. m. vacation Eugene Campbell, transferred to te Matsonia from the Marie Campbell, Due Friday Canty child, Mrs. Le-lan-d Maui voyage back. Mrs. Mary and Str. Nippon Maru from Orient, a. m. It behooves the poultry lancier to Keep his two Miss Ger- Many of the passengers were Carter, R. R. Catton, Sail Friday Rais- - j trude Coon, Miss F. I). Cooper, J. McG. AL hens in health and add to his flock. island esidents, but there Str. Nippon Maru for San Francisco, KINOOF ROCK AND SANO FOft CON'V Cooper, Judge G. A. Davis, Mrs. D. J. p. ETE were also a numer of tourists includ- m. FIREWOOD AND COAL - ing chickens in this climate is difficult, j E. de Trunbnikov, 83 WK. ed in the list, ad 12 school teachers, Davis and infant, T. Str. Claudine for Maui ports, 5 p. m. QUEEN STREET . Trubnikov, Carl Envold-son- , but you can make it possible and profi- - j all of them newomers. Mrs. T. E. de Due Saturday P. BOX 2tl R. . P. Faithful. V. C. Achi, Jr. an Island youth, re- Mrs. Fairchild. Str. Mauna Kea from Hilo, a. m. table by keepinghe runs dry, the roosts Mrs. R. P. Faithful and child. Will E. Sail Saturday NEDERLAND turns with his we from Ann Arbor, ROYAL MAIL & F R Michigan, where e a Fisher, Mrs. Will E. Fisher, Mr. J. H.. Str. Mauna Kea for Hilo, 3 p. m. E t G H T clean, and supplying them with has been taking Fitzgerald, ROTTERDAM LLOYD law course. Fsher, Miss Bessie Herbert Due Sunday nd J. W. Kinau, porn, a. Miss Marie Caipbell is a tourist Foster, Miss Henrietta From, Str. from Kauai JOINT SERVICE Gibson, Mrs. M. J. Goodrich, Mrs. L. m. 10 Alao reservation; from New York who is making a ny M. Gray, Albert Grubb, Str. Claudine, from Maui poris, a. To Batavia. Java, via Yoko- point on Our Carefully Mixed g round trip to the elands on the Mat- M. Gray. L. tha A. M. Hammond, Miss Lillie H. Hart, m. mainland. sonia. hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong See i Str. Mikahala, from .Maui and Mio-ka- i Wri snn Mrs. Fairchild s Miss I. Curtis, Mrs. Bertoglio, Miss POULTRY FOODS another tourist, Mrs norts. a. m. and Singapore. Sailing dates, GP CO, 72 from Los Angeles.vho comes here for Mary Hayward. C. M. Herbert, 8t,Tef. J j Stasia Hill, Miss F. Hoffman, Faul Str. Wailele, from Hawaii port, a. freight and passenger rates on 1315. to Chicken and a short visit, as oes Miss Lillie H. Especially Helpful the Isenberg, Mrs. Paul Isenberg and in- m. Hart and Miss Jcn,ie Seger of Chi- Sail Monday application. - Pigeon Fancie cago. fant, Miss Lou Keating, H. L. Keene, Es Mrs. H. L. Keene, Mrs. L. F. Kelsey Str. Claudine for Maui ports, 5 p. m. C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., Agents Mrs. A. W. Adais of Chicago is an Due Tueaday rreaxwaldron .Ltd. island pirl who wilbe remembered by and infant, L. A. Kerr, Mrs. L. B. King, Mrs. Norman Str. Wili:clmina from San Francis- Sh'PPlna rnd commlaafon many as Miss Gus Clarke. She has Kerr, Norman co, a. m. 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE M.reh.nta. Kouke, Miss Esther Order by phone 4121 not been back tollonolulu for two King, Mrs. Ernst Str. Kilauea from Kona and Kau Fort and Queen Ste. Kopke, Miss Lafell, John Laivo, Mrs. Honolulu years, when she is called here by , ports, a. m. OUTWARD of m(her. John Laivo and infant, A. D. Laurit-zon- the death her Her husband Str. Mauna Kea from Hawaii, a. m. For Waianae, Wialua, Kahuku recently died in Cjcago and she is Jas. D. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. Edith E. Vessels in Port and Lippitt, J. Lightfoot, Mrs. James W. Way StaUoca a.m 3:20 p.m. Y. here for a filiort Mit with relatives Schr. Flaurence Ward, from Mid- For Pearl City, Ewa Mill, and Way TAKAKUWA & CO. before returning ) Tier mainland Longstreet, Dr. H. Macaulay, C. A. way, Aug. 17. I Mackintosh, Mrs. C. A. Mackintosh. C. Stations t7:SG a. m., 9:lo a.m.. Limited ma l ecu iU., Liu. home to settle u, her husband's Schr. Alice Cooke, from Puget lliTO a.m., p.m. p.m, "NAMCO- - L, Marlence, Mrs. C. L. Marlence, T. 2:li '3:20 CRABS, In estate. Mr. Adams ras formerly one sound, August 23, a. m. 5:15 p.m., J9:30 p.m., p.5. Sanitary woSd E. Martin, Miss J. Matthew, W. Mc-Alen- Schooner Marian, from San Fran- fll:15 Can.. .d and Alakea Sts. of the Honolulu custm's staff. For U'ahiawa and Lellehua 11:02 Nuuanu St near King Queen H. L. Keene andtvife were other James McAndrews, Mrs. James cisco, August 24. a.m., 2:40 p.m., 5:00 p.m. 1J:20 it returning Honolulant They left their McAndrews, O. J. McConnall, C. Mc-Eue- n, Sp. Kestrel, from Fanning Island, p.m. daughter in San Frt&isco where she Misa K. Mclntyre, Ronald Mc 6 a. m. Vor Leilehua f6:00 a.ti. liiiiiiiiii llllllllllllllllilllllllllllillllllillllllllllllllllllllllll 17 McLennan, Mrs Sp. will attend school, rs. Keene is the Lennan, Mrs. John Marion Chilcott from San Fran- Moat Complete Lin. of Chin.,, C L. Meek, Miss Mabel Minthorn, cisco Sept. 8. INWARD Gooda at C. J. D. Morse, Schr. Albert Meyers from Port Lud- King. housekeeping and single room Mrs. P. Morse, Master Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Komeya, Bicycles. Punchbowl Light G. C. Moore. Mist. low, Sept. 9. FONG vineyara, cr. rw Master Morse, Mi3s Walah and WalaLae 8:36 am, INN CO. Ganzel Place, nz Moore, Mrs. W. L. Dutch cruiser Zeeland from San i r WANTED. 6434 t A. Moore, Miss E. p.m. Honolulu's Leading .SITUATION FranciLco, Sept. 10, 11 a. m. 5:20 r bicycles. 182 N. King St. Moore, Frank P. Moss, E. J. Nell. C. Ewa Mill Store-1- 152 ,uan C'SfpSj xperlenc MIYAMOTO, Str. Matsonia. from San Francisco, Arrive Honolulu from and yeara ollice V9VV VIU Light housekeeping rooms; high ele Newman, Miss Mary Patterson, E. C. City 45 a.m.. 8:S6 iti Youra ahipplng. September 12, 6:30 a. in. Ptarl f7: a.m. lnclndln bookkeeping and m. ruuue Perry, Mrs. C. F. Peterson, Mrs. A. 11:02 a.m., 1:38 p.m , 4:24 p.m.. m tion. Close If you aave a position open, addreaa SATO. 330 N. King. TeL 1026 6803-6- Curtis, G. D. Abbott, Jr.. Miss H. Pires. 4 4. 5:30 p.m.. 7:28 p.m. n gl 693. Star-Bulleti- olce. Comfortable furnished room and Miss Porterfield, J. H. Pratt. HARBOR NOTES from Wahlawa and - Box OR EXCHANGE. Jean Arrive Honolulu 6849 tt FOR SALE age, 115.00. rnone Mrs. J. S. B. Pratt. Miss Laura Pratt, LcllehiVA 9:15 a.m., 1:52 p.nu Mayflower P. Rege. S. Repeat sailed for Wil 3:59 p.nu 7:13 p.m. d ana lenses J. P. Rcge, Mrs. J. Chester The schooner HELP WANTED. Second-han- cameras ROOM AND BOARD. bought, sold or exenangea. ivooa-grap- h Robinson, Mrs. Chester S. Robinson, lapa harbor yesterday afternon. The Haleiwa Limited, a two-heu- r Coffee yosiUou In print 151 S. Robinson, Mrs. S. Robinson. J. H. (only first-clas- s tickets honored), Coy wantta to Uke Shop. Hotel and UnloJ3gt8j Home board, close in. Phone train r horn, 6857H Schnac, Miss Katherine A. Seott. Miss The James Makee was an arrival leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:30 Induatry SaM - k I tending echooL Good pay to start. Johnne Olive Seger, Miss Corrie Ship-ma- from the Crescent City yesterday. She a.m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning Apply ir. inocMa. . . REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT. Miss .Margaret Shipman, L. O. was well laden with freight. arrives in Honolulu a! 10:10 p.m. Sill. Mrs. L. O. Sill J. G. Silva. Miss The Limited stops only at Pearl City. AAA In Dole Street. Ptt rent. Appi .anara Six (6) warehouses for Skelley, C. H. Smith. Mrs. The schooner Flaurence Ward Ewa Mill and Waianae. r-- i hr carnenter. wages ft and M Elizabeth "UWtt n'.tarhmiip Trust. Fort B. early this morning ly. tEcept Sunday. JSundaj per month: 4 carpenters, 6866u C. H. Smith. Mrs. F. Smith. Miss shifted her berth 1150.00 B C. side of 15 and only. - cft hour. Address P. O. Grace Snelling, Miss L. Spanner. to the Waikiki Pie n.r Matsonla's departure from F. - SMITH, mio. Hawaii. 68S8 3t House and lot, Kaimuil. Fifteenth ave. Stearns, Mrs. B. C. Stearns. R. A. awaits the C. P. NISON, UV. a(i HOTELS 15. she will move G. P. K. G-- 1H block xnauka irom aiaiae ruu. Thompson, Mrs. William B. Thompson, Pier after wnich Superintendent. E Aonly Hawai: 6888 12t to her berth, where she will load sup- vr. vanied. T. Nichols. PIERPONT Miss Mabel Thompson, A. R. Tinker. ov.-- Hotel ana THE 11. plies for Midway. ouwo. hne shon. -- G. M. Turner. W. L. Twin?. H. CHOP SUI rni 6886 1 MINING PROPERTY. rn th Beach at Waikikl" Union.. bungalows and rooms; Van Loan. Mrs. H. H. Van Loan, Miss 93 North King Street AH Steel Furnished A conceit reception for Office girls for day Quickallver prospect This prospect oaming a Cora Varney. Miss Elise Vincent. Mrs. and the and aee our brand rjw CHOP Two refined Portuguese cellent meals; spienaia crews of the Dutch training cruiser Call ot James T. Wakefield. Lionel Walden. Everything Neat work only. Apply bijou iowm, is locatea near me w"--' boating; 1000-fo- promenade pi SUI HOU8E California. uiNot being able O. K. Wall. Mrs. O. E. Wall. Miss Mary Zeeland, how in port, and the Dutch and Clean Equipment 68S7 3t mine In beautiful marine and mount Trompe expected develop will rell half interest or Mrs. Ji Weaver, George Webb. Miss Fried;; battleship which is Tables if.ay be reserved by phont to Tiew; terms reasonable. In-lie- s Star-Bu- i -- A. B. Glgax, L. to arrive from the Nederland East 1713 Office boy Inquire cashier more. Call or ad" sa Cassidy. Tel. R708. 62a Weiner, Mrs. John Whitmore. Miss No. Alf ( today, will be given at the Sea- Steel Desks letin. 653 I Patteraon, Calif. 6881121 Jeanette Whitmore. Lyler Whitmore. . 8 o'clock Saturday Mrs. A. I. Whitney, Miss Poppy Wick-man- men's institute at Tables, Bootblack at Model Sanitary FOR SALE. BULLETIN night. Files Wanted . AUCTION Mrs. Helen K. Wilder, Warwick TTorkcl' shn-- 6S87 3t wawww w rr.r line. Waialae D. J. CASHMAN rVMiLUUtV deep, Williams. H. D. Wishard. Dennet Well- Safes, Waste 2 lots each 76x200 feet months' delay we hav A in- TENTb ANU AWNINGS OFFICES. road. bargain, After six ington. Mrs. D. L. Withineton. Mrs. set of heavy davits will he "employment urea 30.000 aq. ft Price a ceiled the necessary selling oi stalled on the British ship Kestrel, to Luau Tents and Canopies for R.nt Baskets, Etc. J. r. Sonsa. No. 4. Brew- - J. O. Young, P. N. Yuill. A. Bertoglio. Experience truf PT riYMKNT BUREAU m.. icfii frcm the Trust Co. to dispoa handle the launch which will be taken Thirty Yeara' V .rrn V 847- -tt Crockery anc St., near Allen, upstair, Fire-proo- Japanese help. 1166 Union street. :.rh Macfarlane's fine to Fanning on the next trip out. Fort f and Sanitary. 6806 6m rios. Cabinets, Furniture, etc., JAPANESE MAGAZINE Phone 1407 rhnnf 4136. SADDLE HORSE dapple grey, gaited, in a few days, ther - iari ana senile. v.n special ads PHOTO The steamer Nippon Maru will ar- 77 .T.i,.nGhi si Rere.tanla St. near t. so many rare and valuable ar PRINTS WILSON'S rive from Yokohama at fi:3o tomor rwnt. HosDit&l. r Shat away lot Nuuanu. rnone sm. )n.iunr 6887- -tf in this so long stored row moraine. She probably will de- Hawaiian News e p. m. Residence phone. 7096. 524-t- f we shall set aside a special da With the portrait of President Wil part for San Francisco at S o'clock fig- MISCELLANEOUS. its sale, very many articles tha son appearing among t he leading in the afternoon. She has 472 pas-senzer- s, Office. Tel. 4889. i DR. CAPPS Co., Ltd. Aloba Employment offered this Auction can ures world today, the Septem- 133 Rapid office. be at of the of whom are Asiatics. Optometrist Alapai St, opp. Transit i17. nerfect condition; ma be duplicated owing to t'e de ber issue of "Thfl JitsuKyo No Ha- fcelp furnished. C101 tf rh.imn Young Hotel All : lnda of hogany piano and music bench. tion of the place of manufactur- waii," was published this week by The schooner Nirhyo Maru is due Bldg. 6888 3t STANDARD OPTICAL CO. kinds, male and Phnna 4908 ing this war. Editor T. Toyama. to arrive from Yokohama. She has Bishop jADanee help of all Furniture, have you 1116 Fort Street. St. G. Hiraoka, 1210 Emma St nrwly oainted; Furniture. The Jitsugyo No Hawaii, which, been out now about 40 days. female. rtRter: hut serviceable articles o: ; Phone 1420. 6054 tf in trood mechanical con- - ntd translated, reads. The Hawaiian Indus- The Dutch steamer Rembrandt is niture to dispose of? We at Magazine, is the only Japanese due to arive from San Franclco to- dition. Call L'b3 Deiween d ana i Auction Rooms ' trial 688S- people, the magazine published in the territory. morrow morninp. She probably will FOR SALE D. m. -3t you in getting TIDES, SUN AND MOON. place to assist whlrh gives brief accounts of Ha-- j depart for the Orient about o'clock LIVESTOCK. Mie office locker cent they are worth. Tele; waii's industries. ' tomorrow afternoon. One flag locker. day 1612. Moon (koa); at K. of P. hail, reiepnone evenings 1710. time AND DRIV- Rooms. J. S. Ba High High Low Low . Rises v EXCELLENT SADDLE 1842. 6883- -tf lulu Auction ING MARE. SPIRITED ANIMAL. Date Tide Ft of Tide Tide Tide Sua fitxn and WARS OLD. PHONE Remington "ypewrlter. 'o. 10, rtrtlTJlVJ 4 j Unused NOTICE. FOR RENT Large Tide Small Large Small Risei Sets Sets CAPT. ROCKWOOD, AT 4968. FOR $75.00. Easy payments. P. O. Box PARTICULARS. w-w- 453. 6867 lm A M. FT. l'.M. A.M. P.M. 1 will not be responsible fc 0! upholstered self-adjustab- contracted for in my na: Rises; POULTRY. Ons spring debts SentlO 12:23 1.9 ..... 4:43 7:49 5:47 8:04 0:53, Oak Morns cnair. any person without my persona chickens, eggs; Wo " 11 1:05 1.9 0:35 5:54 8:10 6:47 6:03 1,49 Retail, wholesale 6851 tf sent. " 934 Kekaulike. Tel. 2867. JOHN II. CREW 12 1:49 1.9 1:18 6:48 8:31 5:47 6:02 2:42! Chong. ! " 1.9 6817-S- n All kinds of fron, vegetables and 6887 3t 13 2:14 1:55 7:33 8:53 5:47 6:01 3:23 seeds. 1061 Aala street. Phone S554. " 14 . 2:44 1.8 2:32 8:18 9:14 5:48 6:00 4:2J C77 a NOTICE. " 15 3:15 1.7 3:07 9:00 9:35 5:48 6:59 5:11 ! CENTRALLY LOCATED P.M. A.M. : 1916 Starr piano. Perfect condition " 16 3:41 1.6 3:42 9:42 1:48 5:5S 5:5S; 6884 This is to give notice that 9:55 Phope 3102. tf 11-1- 5 AdelinaPatti no be responsible for any de' Low tides, large and small, Sept. inclusive, are ti sama. w tides-- , same. FVur TYipn were arreted by the bills contracted by anyone Apply WATERHOUSE TRUST High lare and small, Sept. 16, are tlie CIGARS Island and Brooklyt my written order. New moon, Sept. 15, at 11:57 p. m. FITZPATRICK BROS. in their crusade to stop the theft of W. A. FERNANI autos. 6S8; 3t TEX HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- X. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1917.

School Books and all Supplies Island Headquarters In RED SUGAR EXPECTED Can Francisco Masonic Temple at CROSS WILL EMBARGO ON HOTEL STEWART f Visitors uho have cot b"en PATTEN'S 'jst be In the faT sxfminrJ x LAUNCH DRIVE TO TO PREVENT SHORTAGE IN U S. Rates from Temple by seven fifteen). ' ' Hotel St., opp. Union GlaSO a day 4a Stool an CMtrota fraOwt-J- M ti tSO Go to the Mo Froout ! fWEAKFAST Me On Grr St. a law atrt front fnion S WeeMy Calendar I Taka Municipal Car haa dirvrt to tfa doov. OET NEW MEMBERS Producers Express Opinion That Price May Be Reduced IV2 ilmar fruamatnailTrir piwipal wiiwia. m6noay Ttni" a. a. c. ccm, 4. M. lavC. Mal llNIHITtmi Honolulu lxxir No 409- - tat' Quality Inn Cents a Pound and Be Maintained at That Level Throujhout d. 7: SO p. m. the War TUESDAY for cooling sodas and soft Ex-Gover- Carter at Ad Club Hawaiian lodge No. 21, drinks. Inatvlduaf Summer Stylta 'n practi officers only, Urges Hawaii to Get in By C. S. ALBERT (Spdal Star-BoUati- a Coxrcvoodaca.) 7:20 p. m Do Her Share D. C , Aug. 29 An embargo has been placed oi HATS iMAIdTfk and tie of Relief, reg Masonic Toard WASHINGTON. sugar. This rroduct was included in the finallist jut i Mllllnary ular, 5 p. m. p0tri P,1r. U'e in Hawaii do not realize what proclaimed by President Wilson. The procurement of a lrense is Boston Bk'g. WEDNESDAY H.Culman Co.,Ltd. tUe war means as yet,'' said a cargo of sugar can be shipped abroad. spe- ntcessary before Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. George. It. Carter in a talk before Rapidly advancing prices, and the probabilities of reduced supplies, 7:20 p. m. Jewelry and Souvenirs Grand Hotel cial . thfrd degree, the Ad Club at the Alexander Young prompted the President's action. The chief controlling factor w$ the ab- THURSDAY hotel today. "We will not realize it solute desirability of preventing any sugar from reaching Germaf and tlic WAOXKB. tun. Honolulu Chapter No. 1. K. a. until our own boys are crucified." other Central Power?. In addition, the quantities sent to neutra countries POULTRY PBOBUCE Germany most treacherous, Xavrrat mm4 M., 8 ted. 7:30 " m REMOVED is the may be better minimized. Kxcessive shipments will not be alloed. What- nat Hafal R- I MEATS Honoh'iu napter No. 1. - A. vindictive and cruel nation to appear appears in sight will be sent to the Allies. ' j ever surplus 8 P- - m. in war work. is blind to all feel-- I M.. sperlal. Royal Arch. She by TerrtoriaJ Tft mps. and furthermore has no regard The step taken the President be reduced one and a hf cents per Marketing Dfr'n. KIROPEAX I LAM FRIDA- Y- for human decency and international closely followed the beginning of ex- pound from the present feure and be tar l.naaa'1110 Rata Lodge L Progrea No. 3.1. by Food Hoover rishts. More than 400,000 human be- ertions Administrator maintained at level. 1 ntarbe4 atfc UM apwar third degree. :3 ad- that special, ings were in one district in to stabilize sugar prices and so ipgal experts Private Balk BXM - p. m. starved As heretofore stated, Svltaa 1112 Fort St. Poland. This is what we are forced just and manage the industry that an are reviewing the food citrol laws to SATURDAY to meet. abundant supply would be available ff Hoover Harmony Chapter No. 4, O. fc. determine Administator WE CHAN & CO. MaaVrate rataaraat .Mr. Carter made a plea for the Red for domestic use and for the Allies. has authority to arbitrary fix a price la 7:30 p. rn. con- raetla. S., stated, Cross, saying that all the funds It is believed in many quarters that for sugar, exactly as i being done King go and Bethel St. FEfTO K. Mar DO Special business at stated tributed here to the Red Cross these steps will be sufficient to guard with coal and wheat. No report ou .VI LD, war fund. He urged every member Mtaattr meeting In September will bo against a 3iigar shortage. Adminis- this point has been ma4. but the gen- ORIENTAL SILKS I officers. of the Ad Club to get in and work trator Hoover has been assured by the opinion prevails tb this power is an election of Big Day on Septem- eral for the Red Cross leading producers of sugar that they conferred by congress. This authority ber 29. when the local chapter is ex- He will patriotically support all his plans granted extends to all fods. feeds and PLEASANT0N HOTEL pected to secure 500 members. express sujar cannot well Fresh Prateurizsd pointed out the present time and arrangements. They the fuel. It is held that LUXURIOUS AND that at of sugar may classifiedthan as a food. MILK, there are only 51 subscribers in Ha- opinion that the price be otherwise CEE AM COMFORTABLE waii to the Red Cross fund. d tea Crtam STRICTLY FIRST.CL Fellows Hall THINK CHINA GIMNG iti Odd Mr. Carter said that for every 500 Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. tomimr Ratta on Application members secured during the campaign SENATE W NDS HUNS UNQJE LIBERTY a whistle would blow, and he wanted Phone 1542-467- 6 to see every automobile owner in the (Special Cable tofippu Jiji) fountains. I city assist in this by blowing the TOKIO, Japan, apt. 12. Allied WEEKLY CALENDAR vfs" horns. Mr. Carter brought out the UP HEARING ON ministers in Pekin; are warning BANISTER LADIES fact that if the big corporations gave China that the Gerans must be se- 7 MONDAY r 1 per cent of their excess war profits se of any troub rees for business man So our latest SUMMER Reg- verely dealt with in HAT8 Jul Harmony Lodge No. 3. the Red Cross would realize $240,000 Although aeciarea war Mi' arrived. 7:30 p. ni. year. les. Chmaias ufaetursra' Sho Store ular meeting at Its sparkle is exceeded only each against Germany, thre are a number WONDER degree will be con- "We want to revise our ideas of WAR CREDIT BILL Mt Fort Rfc MILLINERY CC LTD. The second of Germans in thatcountry who are 1017 Human, near on eleven candidates, by its delicious flavor. generosity on September 29," said the liberties, isrecially in the Xing ferred refresh- given full to be followed by speaker. "We want to become awak- larger cities. 7 ments on the roof garden. ened to the situation and realize that (Associated Prats by U. S. Naval CommunL the war is on. Money should not be cation benrica) IN THE CIRCUIT :OURT OF THE The HUB now Hard and Soft Weaves TUESDAY weighed in the scale. Civilization is WASHINGTON1, D. C, Sept. 12. Circuit Teiftory of Hawaii Reg- First English Blue Strgo, beat for Excelsior Lodge No. 1. at stake and we should get in it, and The hearing before the senate finance At Chrmbers InProbate. in temporary p. m. was storo ular meeting at 7:30 let the boys who are fighting at the committee of the war credits bill at 78 So. King St., opp. Union WEAR front see that we are behind them." concluded today, and. the prediction k' of fcc Estate of Miya In e matter W. W. AHANA WEDNESDAY President Wallace R. Farrington, is made that the measure will pas3 Ilishimoto, Deceast QriU Co. King nr. Botntl Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. U who was one of the members to or- the senate within a week. 7:30 p. m. ganize local Cross, Initiation drill at I the Red said that The measure which has been un- oj Hearing Petition PENCIL now is time to put up or up. C. Jer of Notice The Independent Review the shut discussion by the committee is ' THURSDAY urged get der for Admilstration. Phone . He that the Ad Clu) behind virtually the same as the one before Published , Rebekah Lodge No. 1. Is the proposition in the same maqner Monthly Pacific VENUS all the house, and it is expected no un- petition Leading English-Japanes- e Regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. that they have got behind other good On reading and filing the Mifaxlaa 3445 Re- who want the due delay will hinder the passage of of Tsmu Kishimot0f Honolulu. T. Subscription Rate $100 per year Initiation of candidates. propositions. He called for a commit- SO For quality dancing A btst. 17 perfect the bill. alleging that Miyatishi .oto of Hono P. O. Box 474 Campbell Block meats and da Ilea tc n and on, to campaign, freshments tee assist in the and the u, black degrees, H-- , at Mono-lul- Merchant Street. Honolulu METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET roof garden. 2 copying support of the Ad Club was passed by The senate military committee this lulu. T. dledlitestate and morning reported adversely on Senator T. H.. oil thejrd day of October. for erery pos- a unanimous vote. property within purpose. C. B. Gage asked that as many Hardwick's resolution which provided A D. 1916. leavif sible Jurisdiction q this Court neces- Reduce Ultimate Costs by members as possible get down to the that the consent of every drafted the Us'? : LODGE NO. 1, sary to be admirjtered upon, and Sport Coata HONOLULU wharf on Saturday morning to greet man must be obtained before he could ALUS-CHALMER- S PHOENIX foreign praying that Lett oj Administration SOLCa Mandarin Coata MODERN 0R05R OP Blue Band the visiting delegations to the Civic be sent on service to a MACHINERY Stockings, Eta. Vis-Norto- n to H. Kishi. Will meet at their home, corner of Convention. L. W. de re- country. issue every VELVET George It is ordered, tit Friday, the 28th Beretania and Fort atreeta. ceived word from Vicars of 2 Honolulu Iron Work Company PENCIL Hilo that the Hilo crowd would have dav of Septembf A. D. 1917, at S.OZAKI V7 p. m., is hereby ap- 109-11- 5 No. King .ASCH. Leader. Supreme in ks Oats a real novel stunt to cive the Hono- o'clock band 8L j. W. PAINLEVE FAILS pointed ioT heartg said Petition in FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. lulu people upon their arrival. Aoerican Lead Pencil Ccv,N.Y, With George Andrus as leader, and the Court Room this Court in the Buildiij In Honolulu, City 618, B. P. O. E. "Sonny" Cunha at the piano, the mem- Judiciary STEINWAY LODGE and County of imolulu, at which - bers of the club rere coached on L ; i meets ux uicir persons concerned VICTROLAS , songs which will be Bung at the TO FOR CAB NET time and place HALL on Kin" "SU "near tti any '.i : Civic Convention. Ladies' Day may appear andshow cause, if ,:,'. ; and Hseorda i JjUf Fort, erery Friday why laid Petition should y evening. Visiting brought a number of the fair sex to the they have, Thayer Piano Co Ltd. Bargttrom Miislo Co, Ltd. luncheon. not be granted.; Fort. B. NKAHALEPUNA, : Phone 3321 dlally invited to at- PARIS, France, Sept. 12. A Reuter despatch today from Paris says Paul Clerk of the Ciriit Court of the First tend. Painleve, war minister, failed to form Circuit. JAS. H. FIDDES. ER. II. S. SANCTIONS a new cabinet and returned the man- ' Dated Honolul. August 28. 1917. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN & WHITNEY, Valencia Oranges ' H. DUNSHEE. Sec date to President Poincare. The exe- SMITH, WARRN , NEWSPAPERS V ; request be- Attorneys Petitioner. cutive then reiterated his f CHUN HOON Anywhere Any ' HERMANNS SOEHNE ef- 6877 Aug. Sept 5. 12. 19. at Time, Call oa ef seeching Painleve to continue his f. ' ' " ' : u.nointii I niinn.- No. 1 . forts. Painleve asked for further Kekaullke. rlr. Queen Write nvuviw LOCAL CHAPTER IN THE CIRCtT COURT OF THE Phone 3991 . Veraaamlungen In K. or P. nau time to consider the matter. First Judicia; Circuit, Territory of THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCT, laden ersten ana juuau. Later Painleve informed President inueo 17, Hawaii At Cambers In Probate. 24 Sanaome Street San Francisca Aug. 6 und 20. Sept 3 und Oct. Poincare he was unable to form a new ' " '. - ' 1 und 15, Not. 5 una is, wee uuu ministry because of the eleventh Thor Cfectri f FOR RED CROSS 1 General Versammlung: Septbrs 17, hour withdrawal of Albert Thomas, In the Mattejof the Estate cf Cecil ISLAND CURIO COLIPANY EM1L KLEMME, Praea minister of finance and M. Varenne, Brown, Deceai- - VACUUM C. BOLTE, Sekr. both Socialists. Notice is' hereby given that letters By AaaaeUtad Fraaal Re- Aug. 28. Prince . Falls Heir to Work of War testamentary have been issued to the WINDSOR, Eng.. 1107 Fort Street MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. of P. Limited, a Henry William Frederick Albert, lief Committee Whose Off- DAILY REMINDERS I Hawaiian Trust Company, went into in PvtManm Hall,. corner- Fort of King George, vrtjMm . Hawaiian corporation, as executor ot fourth son Tlfl HArKIUlll BLTtMlkS. CIOIJ II1UU icers Head New Organization Wight, late camp with an advance party of the Star-Bulleti-n Want Ads are busiei the will of Catherine S. Lv.ntnar a 7:30 o'clock, Visiting or Eton College Officers' Training Corps. - m mA - M Island and Territory than "busy bees." They work in more of Kohala. Henry wore the outfit of a the light ' you brothers coratauy inrua. Acting on the authority and under places once. Hawaii. All creditors of said Cather Prince Get all are Neumann's than 6000 at r pivfltA soldier and carried a kit bag R. GOSLING, C. a the recommendation of the national Wanted Two more passengers for ine S. Wight arc hereby notinea to fatigue paying for by using Edison Red Cross officers, the War Relief with proper and he discharged the usual B. ANGUS. P. C, X R. and S. motor party around island, $4 each'' present their claims an advance party Lamps. today adjourned -- 3 copies duties incidental to Mazda Committee of Hawaii Lewis Garage, phone 2141. Adv. vouchers or duly authenticated the camp JAMS sine die and immediately organized ihpreof even if the claim is secured which consists of preparing VIOOSE HEADQUARTERS . reception of the corps. ELE0TEI0 SHOP as the Honolulu Chapter of Hawaii of Beer ana.....an otner ropuiarn ut ds, by a mortgage on real estate to the for the are made from only sound freth the Red Cross. try the Con. Soda Water Works Cr" coin Tiannfian Trust Company. Limit- - college boy of Farmer Bldg 184 Merchant. Open sugar. Not ad- King Hiram That Maroon fruit and pure This settles a prob!rm cf prac ed. at its office No. 120 South may be a wonder, as they say, M. & in price. of Ha-vai- i. Jones' daily from 8 A. to P. M. Phone vanced tical working in conjunction with Red The September meeting of the hig Street, Honolulu, Territory old man certainly has to hump Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon bjen six months from the date but the 1060. Cross activities that has under school alumni association will be he- l- within rx boon him . - this notice, or Visiting Co. consideration by the members of the Friday evening, at the McKinley higo- of first publication of Yep. he has to make hay All Brothers Invited CQ.Yee Hop & n barred. Firam ChocolatoG War Relief committee fcr some school at 7:4o p. m. . they will be forever son shines. Judge. -- said while the HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" weeks. The situation was put up to . r All persons indebted to the g are hereby noti- Hotel and eethel Strseta FREE UKULELE LESSONS King street, near Flshmarket the national organization and today's Catherine S. Wight to make imii:cdiatt payment to any you buy action is the result. fied With Instrument from Phone 3451 War relief funds definitely desig- the undersigned as said executor. WAR. PUZZLES nated by the donors will o forwird HAWAIIAN TRUST CO.. LTD., Ernest K.Kaai through the same channel for- Executor of the will of Catherine S. (Get of Deceased. SILVA'S Particulars Now) merly. In addition to this lice LOST. i Wicht. 1126 Union St Phone 2028 work the new Red Cross organiza- KREAR. PROSSER. ANDERSON & TOGGERV Home of Hart FRANCISCO tion will proceed with a driva for From Slaughter House, Kalihi; Bos MARX. Sehaffner & Marx Clothes SAN membership in the Red Cross and ton Terrier Pup, brindle, white head. Attorneys for Executor. King, near. Fort will take control of all Red Cross one ear brindle, ears clipped. shorU Dated. Honolulu. Tt H., Sept. 5. 1917. SEE work on this island. crooked tail. Dr. W. T. Monsarratt 68S3 Sept. 5. 12. 19. 26. Oct. 3. CLIFT E. D. Tenney is chr.?rinan rf the Tel. 2092. 6889 tl COYNE new chapter, George R. Carter is vice NOTICE. FOR FURNITURE chairman, A. L. Castle, secretary, PURE ICE HOTEL Cooke, Teas-'iirer- Sts. The Cor. Geary aai Taylr and Haren?e A S. S. "K1NAU" will sail from distilled water-Qu- ick Yong Building every advisory committee of 10 is made up Iron Is Greatest of The From Bus and Taxi meet steamer Kauai ports this week one day in ad- delivery by motor. of i'.ic 1.' members ci the former regular schedule, arriv- - Says the vance of her ICE CO. Phone 1123 War Relief committee. jii OAHU work be under- ;i, at lionoiuiu uiiud. The first great to instead ot hepiemucr 10. M'INERNY PARK taken by the Honolulu Chppter will l,er 1.V.1917. A INTER-ISLAN- STKAM XAV. CO., be a drive membership in the Red Secret of the Great Elegant Lots for LTD. Cross to be undertaken Saturday, e CH AS. DESKY, 1917. Water-hous- Co., Ltd. Agent Sertember 2i. It is ol iunt'1 to se- ofAu Honolulu. T. II.. Sept. K. The Merchant, near Fort cure over 500O merr.brrs for the Red 6SS8 Sent. 11. 12. 13. Underwood Typewriters Crc.fs in Honolulu and the Island of i j preparing to negotiate island will Ordinary Nuxtted Iroa Will Make Dtlieate. Belgium is Oahu. The town and ihe Ntrvouj. Rundown Ptopla 200 Par Cant the I'nited States YOUNGBUILDING thor-ouc- h another loan from be divided into district ?nd a Stronaar in Two Wtaki' Tina of DEVELOPING canvas made. in Many Casts for the international rehabilitation : devastated lands. PRINTING ENLARGING The letter authorizing the Hono- NEW YORK, X. Y. Moat people foolishly i - Best In the City lulu chapter follows: seem to think they are going to get renewed "Mr. E. D. Tenney, Chainnn.i Hono- health and strength from some stimulating H. HACKFELD & CO. Framing & medicine, secret nostrum or narcotic drug, said Honolulu Picture lulu. Hawaii, Chapter American Dr. Sauer. a well known Specialist who has Limited Supply Co. Red Cross, studied widely both in this country and Europe Honolulu, Hawaii. when, as a matter of fact, real and true Commission Merchants trpnirth can onlv come from the food you RATES Dear Sir: eat. But people often fail to get the strength . .HONOLULU European Tlan ..$;.00 up Daily Having received notice of the or- out of their food because they haven t enough jneriean 'riaa $3.00 up Daily ganization, in accordance with author- iron in their blood to enable it to change food Into lirlng matter. From their weakened, nerv- 7 Special Rates to Army and Nary ity duly granted of a chapter of tae ous condition they know something is wrong i GERMANS DESTROYED . Frederick Clift, Tresident Red Cross to be known a.3 they can't tell what, so they generally I w C American bat ? VlTe-Pwide- commence doctoring for stomach, liver or kid- Jbadiah Cich. nt k. Mgr. HONOLULU HAWAII CHAPTER Belgian Vise three yean . ney trouble or symptoms of some other ailment anil The iomn iepresentatires for Hawaiian Islands : and to have for its jurisdiction caused by the lack of iron In the blood. This m r ago today, August IS. 1914. OAHU may go on ycara, while Tijlager. HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION ISLAND OF thing for the patient I Find a W7 t except such portions o said terri- suffers untold agony.. If you are not tmng DRAYINJ CO. LTD. or well, you owe it to yourself to make the Y REBUS. it tory as have already been organized : long you r J. J. Mgr. following test See bow can work A munition. ' Belscr. under a separate chapter, the central or how far you can walk without becoming .t, fire-grai- n YEBTZRDAT8 AXtiffERS. Pfcoat 65-7- 1 tired. take two tablets of ' ' fl 4MI S. Qatei SL committee of the American Red Cross it ' y ordinary nuxated Iron three tines per day after Vpptr left corner down eye at fan. pjaaBBMajBaeelaeeaBBf hereby recognizes the said chapter meals for two weeks. Then test your strength "SSs;oCtrib by to serve as such in again and see for yourself bow much you hare Treason. and authorizes it SERVICE & SUPPLY CO. conformity with the charter nd by- gaiued. I hare .een dozen of nervous, run- AUTO Eyes down people who were ailing all the while, When Your Need Care laws of the American Red Cross. double their strength and endurance and en- Try Murine Eve Remedy Very truly yours, tirely get rid of all symptoms of dyspepsia, No BmarUnf kt CoMtort. M cent a ELIOT WADSWOitTH . liter and other troubles in from ten to four Drvwiri or asatl.Jtt Writ for Fro Byo Book teen days time simply by taking iron In tha MCKINX FTB CO.. CHICAOtt Acting Chairman. rover form A ad this aftor tfear ka4 la mm HONOLULU WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. ir17. ELEVEN

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- BAMBOO j SEMI-WEEKL- AUTOMOBILES. FURNISHED HOUSES. FURNITURE. r.uneh of keys. Owner inquire at Star- CHIROPODIST. DAILY AND Y Hullctin office. b8S& 3t Supreme 1 Buick Roadster, Bosch magneto, Desirable bouses in various parts of J". Ohtani, Fort, near Kukui. Tel. 3u8. Dr. Frank O. Kansier. Elite Bide. 164 Terms of Subscription: $200.00; 1 Hudson Roadster, electric the city, furnished and unfurnished, 6S0O tf Hotel St. Hours. 8:30 to 4:30; Sun Star-Bulleti- n per month. BUSINESS GUIDE Daily 75 cents lights and starter, 8300.00; 1 Buick. at 815. 818, $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 and days cr evenings by appointment Satisfaction $8 per year, 5 cents "per copy. 4 cylinder. 1916 model, lights and up to $125 a month. See list in our CARPENTERS. Phone 5536. 6806 tf Is you Semi-Weekl- y Star-Bulleti- $2 per year PRINTING. what starter, Cash on terms, office. Co.. Ltd., Fort gl 8650.00. Trent Trust I. Takano, 816 So. King. Tel. 2'J'Jti. OSTEOPATHIC. at fats GOOD B Advertising R. es; Frank Coombs. Bishop and Mer street between King and Merchant. We do not boast of low prices, which 6i58 3m YEAR SERVICfi Classified anC Business Announce chant. Phone 2182. 6886 tt usually coincide with poor quality; Dr. P. H. Pennock. osteopathic physi- . Completely cottages and ments l cent ier word Der eac inser furnished CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. but e "know how" to put life, cian, 424 Phone 2350. STATION. 1912 apartments Apply Beretania St tion, up to one week. A bargain! Cadillac Roadster. on the beach. hustle and go into printed matter, 6701 tf, Estimate six wrrds per line. Perfect condition, self-starte- r, elec- Mrs. Cre&saty, 1209 Kalakaua, Ave. Boston Cafe Coolest place in town. and that is what talks loudest and The von Hamm-Youn- g 80 cents 300. 6773 tf Star-Bulleti- Per line, one week tric lights, good tires. Price Aft?r the show, stop in. Open day longest. Honolulu . NEW THOUGHT. 40 cents Per line, two weeks Horace Wright. Moana Hotel. and nieht "ijou Theater, Hotel St. Trinting Department, 125 Merchant Co., Per line, one roonih 70 cents 6889 2t Furnished house on lower Manoa road, C539 tf Join free class, study new thought Ltd. mo. Walking foi street. Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., and line, six nonUis.-e- O cents ea. distance of Punahou. Beretania LJ Honolulu HlLi Pv - Other rates upon application. E. M. F. Touring Car, 5 pass., good short term. Phone 6838. 6888 2t Columbia Lunch R- : us; quick service PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. Miller. 6866 tf No or liquors or cer- condition, 8150.00. Inquire 3830 Pa- - and cleanliness out iaoUc; open day adTertisements Two-bedroo- m cottage, 871 Buy New Thought 1579. Automobile tain proprietary medicines will be ac- lolo, at Sixteenth ave. Phone 7297 furnished and night. Hotel St., opp. Bethel. G. Floyd Terkina. 603 Stangenwald Books. Phone 6w3 lm Youn:. near Kaplolani St. Rent 6518 tf Bldg. Phone 2907. 6809 6m . 6760 tf cepted, $35.00. No 6878 tf In replying to advertisements, ad children. Repairing in One 1916 Ford Touring Car. Tele CLEANING ArtD DYEING. SHIRTWAKERS. DRESSMAKERS. drc:a your replies exactly as stated phone 7727. 6888 tf For rent or for sale. Phone 6042. FRANK COOMBS the advertisement. . 6847 t! A. B. C. Renow&tory; YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc. you telephone subscriber, clothes cleaned, If are a AUTO ACCESSORIES. c'yed and repaired. Phone 4148. made to order. 1303 Fort St., opp. made to order. Also repairing and Bishop and Queen TeL 2182 your we will Furnished cottage in Cottage Grove. 6442-ly- phone adrertlicment; 6104 tf Kukui St.. Phone 2331. r sewlj lessons, r .asonable prices. charge It All makea of auto and bicycle tires TeL 1087. 6859 tf Mrs. Y. H. Chow, 229 M jrchant, rear OUR PKONE 18 4911. and tubes; auto accessories; also Steam cleaning. Alakea SL, nr. Gas Co. Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu street, shirts and Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone 4058. one-bedroo- m vulcanizing, retreading, rebeadlng, For rent Completely furnished 6234 tf pajamas male to order. Thone 6041. 6881 lyr etc. Talsho Vulcanizing Co, Ltd., cottage; .Manoa for 6 mos. 6307 tf American Optical Co, WANTED 6884-6- L 180 Merchant Ewa Alakea street. G. B. Girdler; phone 4735. COLLECTION AGENCIES. Mrs. S. Masaki Maunakea and Bere- 1148 G. Yamatoya. 1146 Fort St, Honolulu Attractively furnlabed two or three Phone 3197. 6582-6- m shirts, Nifuanu St tania. 6814 Cm Opposite Catholic Convent UNFURNISHED HOUSES. Quick 64ol-3- bedroom bungalow. Must have all Returns Collecting agency. Automobile, carriage, wagon supplies F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. Tel. LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP.' THE HOUSE OF SERVICES modern conveniences, garage and Two-bedroo- m cottage, with gas range K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. Kins Mrs. McAlplne. Quaker, Portage tires, tubes. New 3540. 6839 6m servant's Quarters. and electric lights, entire house mos- 6805-6- m French and Penman- 6888 2t Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. TeL 2742. Pleasanton Hotel. . quito proof. 1418 Alapal street CUT FLOWERS AN& PLANTS. ship Lessons now opened at Room 6803 6m Phone 1261, ask Serpa. 6882 tf TYPEWRITERS. 3, Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. Hoofs to Repair We guarantee to Coconut plants FOR ALL PURPOSES 1324 & for sale, Samoan va- 6806 tf V top all leaks. See Lou Rogers or Accessories; tires. Tel. Smoot Unfurnished cottage, 1436 Young riety. Apply A. Rebuilt Underwood and Remington Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, Stelnhauser, Alakea and Merchant St I. Hills, Lihue. A Alonxo Jones. We leada others 6874 tf Kauai. 6277 typewriters. Hon. Typewriter Ex., Napkins and Towels, Etc. ' 6803-6- tf educat:onal AM-HA- follow. Eureka Paint Co, 816 So. 184 Merchant. Phone 5575. 6814-6- W. PAPER CO, Ltd. P King Phone 2096. FURNISHED ROOMS. T. KunikJyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. Miss Ballantine, teccher piano and Phone 1410 E St PAINTING. -- AUTO 6298 TEA HOUSES. voice at Roselawn, 1366 King St-685- 9 J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. Preserving Paint Co.. also Large room two gentlemen, ... tf. R Peerless Painting Co. Our coat- for also lm :t Pitch andaCraTel Roof Specialists, Pacific Auto single room. Special rates by the ToyBhibaKlng St., opp. Vida Villa. Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. ings guarantee durability of paint on Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183-t- l UH at the old stand, 65 Queen St month. Helnie's Tavern. Phone 6411 3m REMOVAL. V first-clas- s job, 4981. , tf fenders; fair prices. Phone 4986. 6743 tf VULCANIZING. MEAT MARKET GROCERY Opp car barns. Phone 5961. CONTRACTOrs AND GUILDERS. MME. CLEO, Scientific Palmist New Punahou and 815-3- m A few more customers in Furnished rooms for two reduced to prices. address, 177 Beretania street cor. of Maklkl dlstric s to take milk from HONOLULU PLANING MILL. LTD., Old tires made new, moderate $2.50 per week. Unfurnished rooms. New Hawaii Vulcanizing, Maunakea Union. Entrance on Union street. tested cows... Phone 5S02. 6822 lm MOTORCYCLES, ETC. per month with light. 546 So. Contractors and Builders. Manufac- Phone 3451 $7.00 turers of doors, and Pauahl Sts. 6814 6m Phone . If you need advice in King street 6880 lm sashes, frames, marriage, health, travel, C. Q. YEE HOP CO. The best market price will be paid for THOR motorcycles; Fierce bicycles; blinds, molding, screens, brackets, business, d rag by WOOD AND COAL. etc., see Mme. Cleo at once, she can clean washed cotton the supplies; painting; repairing. K. One single and one double newly fur- etc All kinds of mill work, finish- Star-Bulleti-n. 6734-t- f help you. Office hours, 9 to to Honolulu Okahlro, opp. Oahu Ry. Tel 4018. rooms, $9 $10 per ing, turning. Repair work and small 121 nished and month. Tanaba Co., Pauahl, nr. River St., tel. 6. Evenings by appointment may 71 Beretania St. 6874 12t Jobs a specialty. Fort St Tel. 1510. By the Salvation Army, clothing and T. EKI cyclemotor agt. So. King. 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- be engaged for after dinner enter- M'CHESNEY - 6806 6m 6297-t- COFFEE CO. work. Phone 6804-e- m sale and retail. f furnltur for relief Furnished rooms and apartments for tainment COFFEE ROASTERS - 6865 lm G. Nomura, builder jiej. gentleman on car line and beach. and contractor; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BICYCLES. excavating, grading, team- PERSONALS. In Old Kens per page, 646 So. King. 2659 Kalakaua avenue. 6839 tf paving, Third Judicial Circuit, Territory of Dealers Coffee Typing. 10c ing, concr , crushed - 6859 rock, sand. Hawaii At Chambers In Probate. French is spoken and taught at The Merchant St Honofu!o tf Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl & King. Light housekeeping and single rooms. Moiliili, nr. Quarry. Phone 7488. m Shop, 1389 Emma, 6888 2t 6076-6- 112 Vineyard, 6568 Hair St SITUATION WANTED. Gauzel Place, cr. Fort lyr or Cath- 6434 In the Matter the Estate of MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King St. tf S. Wight, Deceased. 9 experience M. Fujita, contractor and builder, erine SON OF KING GEORGE Its Youra years' office 6303-6- including bookkeeping and shipping. Light housekeeping rooms; high eleva- painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. Phone 1998. 6488-t- f 6300 lyr Notice to Creditors. ENTERS RESERVEWP PIANOS position open, m tion; close in. It you have a addresa SATO. 330 N. King. TeL 1026 680i-6- 690, Star-Bulleti- n office. Box Comfortable furnished room and gar- H. Monzen, builder and contractor. Notice is hereby given that letters Br JUtecUUd Pru1 HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd.-110-7 j 6849 tt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 662 S. St. Eng., Aug. 28. Prince " age, $15.00. 'hone 1998. 6881 tf Beretania Phone 3227. testamentary have been issued to the WINDSOR, 6602 6m Company, Limited, a Henry William Frederick Albert, Fort Street HELP WANTED. Second-han- d cameras and lenses Hawaiian Trust ' King George, went into exchanged. Koda-grap- h ROOM AND BOARD. Hawaiian corporation, as executor of fourth son of print bought aold or CON TRACTORS GENERAL. party Boy wantea to take position in Shop, Hotel and Union Sts. the will of Catherine S. Wight, late camp with an advance of the teg plant Also opportunity of at Home board, close in. Phone 1579. Island and Territory of Eton College Officers'. Training Corps. 6397-t- f Ohio Building Co general contractors. of Kohala. tending achooL Good pay to start 6857 tf Hawaii. All creditors of said Cather- Prince Henry wore the outfit of a Get all the light you Apply Mr. Thomas. Y.1I.C.A. Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone and kit bag are REAL ESTATE. 1383 Emma ine S. Wight are hereby notified to private soldier carried a v C734-t- f " FOR RENT. 2113. street near Vine- proper he discharged the usual fatigue paying for by using Edison yard Honolulu. 6866 present their claims with and 27,000 square feet in Dole street, Pu- street 6m or duly copies incidental to an advance party 1 boss carpenter, wages Six (6) warehouses for rent. Apply ouchers tuthenticatcd duties Mazda Lamps. Wanted nahou district. Apply Bishop Trust if is preparing the camp per 4 carpenters, Waterhouse Trust, Fort and Mer- U. Yamamato, 81 S. Kukui St., phone thereof even the claim secured which consists of 8150.00 month; Co. 6866 tf mortgage reception of corps. per hour. Address P. O. chant Sts. 6885 tf 4430; general contractor; building. by a on real estate to the for the the ELECTRIC SHOP wages 50c Company. Limit- 404, Hllo. Hawaii. 6ttS 3t Kaimu":l, ave. 6354 tf said Hawaiian Trust Box House and lot Fifteenth ed, at office No. 120 South King Hiram That college boy of Farmer from Waialae road. HOTELS its as they say, IV i, may Apply Hawaii block matka ENGRAVING. Street, Honolulu, Territory of Ha-vai- Jones' be a wonder, Shoemakers wanted. T. Nichols. 6888 12t old man certainly has to hump Gruenhaoen'a Blue Ribbon Shoe Co.'a shoe shop, Hotel and within six months from the date but the THE PIERPONT Calling and business cards, mono- to keep him Union., 6886 tf MINING PROPERTY. "On Beach at Waikikl" of first publication of this notice, or the grams, wedding invitations and an- they will be forever barred. FIram Yep, he has to make hay Furnished bungalows and rooms; ex- nouncements, stationery, cor- son shines. Judge. Chocolates Two refined Portuguese girls for day Quicksilver prospect This prospect etc.; All persons indebted to the said while the HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. meals;' splendid bathing and Star-Bulleti- n work only. Apply Bijou theater. located near the best quich ilver cellent rect styles. Printing Catherine S. Wight are hereby noti- is 1000-foo-t promenade pier; Hotel and Bethel 6887 3t mine in California. Not being able boating; Department, 125 Merchant St. fied to mate immediate payment to Streets develop will rell half interest or beautiful marine and mountain undersigned as said executor. WAR; Star-Bu- to the PUZZLES Office boy. Inquire cashier l more. Call or ad ' ?ss A. B. Glgax, view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John FURNITURE. HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD., letin. win u Patterson, Calif. 6881 12t Cassidy. Tel. 5708. 6202-t- f of the will of Catherine S. Murata 715 South St. New and secon- Executor Wicht Deceased. Wanted Bootblack at Model Sanitary FOR SALE. d-hand furniture bought and sold. SILVA'S 6S87 3t AUCTION BULLETIN Chairs for rent. Phone 1695. FREAR. PROSSER, ANDERSON & Barber Sho?. Kalmuki close to cur line, Waialae MARX, TOGGERY Home of Hart 75x200 feet deep. 6812 6m EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. road. 2lots each After six months' Oelay we have re- Attorneys for Executor. Schaffner & Marx Clothes &rea 30,000. sq. Price a bargain. ft necescary selling New and second-han- d bought Dated, Honolulu. Tf II., Sept. 5. 1917. King, near 1884, C. Sousa, No. 4. Brew-e- ? ceived the orders furniture Fort PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Phone J. dispose 3998. 1281 6883 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3. Bldg. 6847 tf rem the Trust Co. to of and sold. Phone Fort St Sept Japanese help, 1166 Union street Macfarlane's fine Crockery and Cu- 6453 6m 4136. 6806 6m Phone SADDLE HORSE dapple grey, gaited, rios, Cabinets, Furniture, etc., see NOTICE. safe gentle. Capt. special ads in a few days, there are Salki. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- Y. Nakanishl, . 34 Beretania St. near absolutely and 6078 Shaf-ter-. so many rare and valuable articles nia St. tf ICE Nuuanu. Phone 4511, 6:30 a. m. to Callender, Dept. Hospital, Ft. The S. S. "KINAU" will sail from PURE 6887 in this so long stored away lot that water-Qu- 6 p. m. Residence phone, 7096. 5246-t-f tf ports this one day ad- From distilled ick we shall set aside a special day for JUNK. Kauai wek in vance of regular schedule, arriv- delivery by motor. 4889. MISCELLANEOUS. sale, very many articles that will her AJoba Employment Office. Tel. its Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. ing at Honolulu cn Saturday. Septem- pal opp. Rapid Transit office. be offered at this Auction can never OAHU ICE CO. Phone 1123 Ala St, Chalmers, 1917. perfect condition; ma- 6407 6m ber i.", 1917. instoad of September 16. . All ! lnds of help furnished. C101 tf be duplicated owing to tie destruc- hogany piano and music bench. INTER-ISLAN- STEAM NAV. CO., tion of the place of manufacture dur- MASSAGE. Japanese help of all kinds, male and Phone 4908. 68S8 3t ing this war. LTD. G. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma massage electro-neerin- g, Honolulu. T. H., Sept 1917. f female. St American Roadster; newly painted; Furniture. Furniture, have you any K. Hashimoto, and lt, The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. ; phone 1420. 6054 tf opp. 6888 Sept. 11. 12, 13. good tires; in good mechanical con- used but serviceable articles of Fur- Nuuanu St., Williams to dispose of? We are undertaking office, phone 1785. Underwood Typewriters dition. Call 2699 between 6 and 7 niture the Belgium is preparing to negotiate FOR SALE p. m. 6888 3t people, the Auction Rooms is the 6400 3m place to assist you in getting every another loan from the United States YOUNG BUILDING LIVESTOCK. One flag locker, 'ne office locker cent they are worth. Telephone, MONEY LOANED. for .the international rehabilitation of K. P. hall. Telephone evenings 1710. day time 1612. Hono- devastated lands. SADDLE AND DRIV- - (koa); at of Miney loaned on diamonds, 1842. 6883 tf lulu Auction Rooms. J. S. Bailey. watches INO MARE. SPIRITED ANIMAL. and Jewelry at legal rates. Federal EIGHT YEARS OLD. PHONE Unused Remington ypewrlter, To. 10, Loan Office, 95 N. King St. 6365 tf H. HACKFELD & CO. CAPT. ROCKWOOD. AT 4968. FOR Easy payments. P. O. Box NOTICE. - '". 875.00. Fidelity Loan Office, 52 No. King v--' Limited PARTICULARS. 6SS9 3t 453. 6867 lm St. f Money loaned on diamonds, watches -- 1 will not be responsible for any Commission Merchants POULTRY. One spring upholstered self-adjustab- debts contracted for in my name by and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr ,hon Oak Morris chair. Tel. 1842. any person without my personal con- MERCHANT Retail, wholesale chickens, eggs; Wo 6851 tf TAILOR. Cbong, 934 Kekaulike. TeL 2867. sent. m oils 6454-6- JOHN II. CREMER. H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. .; .6-"- '' 6817-3r- a mm, mi GERMANS DESTROYED ; ' of vegetables and All kinds 6887 3t seeds. 1061 Aala street Phone 3554. PLUMBERS. The Belgian town Vise three yean C779 tf and 1 NOTICE. ago today. Auguat 11. lilt. ; r: Masaki Bros., 709 King. Tel. 5999. Tlnd a rillager. - 1916 Starr piano. Perfect condition. 6S12 6m Phope 3102. 6884 tf This is to give notice that I will Greases . REBUS. Adelina Patti . no 'be responsible for any debts or Co., 75 A munition. s . . by Won Loui Hotel St. Phone 1033. r CIGARS Four men were arreted the bills contracted by anyone without 6815 6m YESTERDAYS AJTitTSRB, -- police of Coney Island and Brooklyn my written order. BROS. Vpptr left corner dovn tye at fan. ; FITZPATRICK in their crusade to stop the theft of W. A. FERNANDEZ. Hoon Kee. 11 Pauahi. Tel. 3553. Distributed by ' :: Chee Treaton. . ; , ,;: : y-.- autos. 6S81 3t 6817 3m AUTO SERVICE A SUPPLY CO. ,1 il lic f furni-tu- n not matter aUut ho kind of To Jetcrxnine the kind of .education whJco a i I;iI'h home mntain. The important i will best fit an ajce of nervic we must first de- r ilun fur j him a ithininglv tau. anitarv termine what i meant bv serviceJoseph II. home. Katherine I). MK'nrmik. tain Appel. TWELVE HONOLULU STA&BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1917.

When a Feller Needs a Friend By BRIGGS REGARD FOOD LAW

AS VICTORY FOR T, Junior has fallenj into a puddle of ix water amd is now PROHIBITIONISTSI THE NEGLECTED WIFE circles until at last something pies and charities; books and lec- snapped in her brain and she went tures; business and the professions COMPELLED To WEAR a. million different interests in which By DOROTHY DIX raving road. clothing Belief that the ,food control tin. j The Highest Paid Woman Writer The tragedy of the neglected wife any woman can absorb herself. Sisters with provisions any woman sit at home Its against the use is always a heart rending one. but Why should WHILE HIS OWN) IS or reeds, foods, ma- upon woman, gloom when the whole outside fruits and such FEW days ago a middle aged it deoends the herself. and v f terial In the manufacture of alcoholle -- one of these un- world beckons to her to come and HUMG out jgtlSg:'--z- woman, her handsome clothes who is the ictim of to rZ&i beverages, is really prohibition will part it, to absorb her STOP' TriAT wMiNllo: F a A torn into ribbons, her gray ialr fortunate marriages, whether she heln do her in DRY WTl measure and is being considered as succumb fate or triumph over self in its interests, and to reap its streaming wildly about her fare, ran to ber r I such by the government Is held by lobby of the It. rewards? f-- iTZF&tVL oorotmv'4 Ore S3 a shrieking through the very 1 YOUR PAKiTS number of Honolulans because of hotel in which she had "lived for It is up to her to decide whether A woman complained to me not JfflL ) the treasury department long ago she never saw a new Instructions many years. When she was taught she will let her selfish husband make that whicb have been issued to the local and overpowered, it was discovered life an arid desert for Jier or whether play, although she was devoted to the internal revenue department will get busy by own ef theater, because her husband would had gone raving mad. she and her As . Star-Bulleti-n, that she at night. stated yesterday In the "What a strange case," said the forts, and independent of him, make never take her 'iut the treasury department has 1 with going to few people who knew her, "Here it blossom like the rose. "What's the matter cabled to Acting Collector yourself?" I asked her. Ralph 8. -- woman apparently in good health Marriage is not the whole of the uni the matinee Johnstone .a only got two perfectly good that waste molasses can be who leads the easiest possible life verse. Neither is a husband the "You've used for the manufacture of alcoholic work, no individual la it, and you can be happy chances a week to see any play you liquors only In a luxurious hotel, with do your when those Honors are responsibilities, no care, no bother, with both, or in spite of both, if you want to. and its own fault if not to be used as beverages. enough get you go." with servants, no children to worry are determined to the don't anouid the only object of the bill and generous sweet Instead of the bitter out of life. But apparently this simple solu- be the her, and with a rich appeal to conservation of food it weald husband who gives her everything There are two plans open to the tion of the problem didn't seem there could be no objection to can buy. yet she goes woman who finds herself in the post the woman. She preferred to stay at the that moner and neglected. manufacture of beverases when crazy!. What do you suppose ailed tion of the neglected wife. One is to home and feel herself the material used would otherwise go pacl her trunk and buy a ticket to Another neglected wife, who lived to waste. Yet her?" given up this is evidently not And no one even guessed that the io, and separate herself once and the life of a hermit, had all the Interpretation of the Uw. accord ror who fails of friends because her husband woman been driven mad by aeg all from the husband her ing to the cabled Instruction a 1 had went out with her. She didn't to the and the sheer boredom of a Hi to appreciate her, and who shows never local office. i iert seem realize the more he left that had In it neither interest, du that he is deadly tired of her. to that "This looks to me like a decisive ji nor cfiroose. That Is one way out. .The other her alone, the more necessary it was victory for nrohlhltlfiB." way neglected fill to keep in touch with ' The woman's husband wasn't in- is for the wife to to her other today in commenting on the cable to bad or cruel man. He her life so full of outside Interests people and draw her friends closer tne revenue orace. tentionally a by "It Is certainly as Just absolutely selfish and she won't have time to notice that about her. So little little she with more than a mere food control bill, of perceiving that any other she Is neglected. Instead of sitting drew from society instead of plunging viewed la the light of the covern bus-ban- d up making human being had any rights when down supinely and waiting for her into it to ber ears, and ment's action. they conflicted with his pleasure. least to come home at any old time, other people furnish to her the human TUe celerity with which mes put on out contact she missed at home. this of all that a wife had any claim upon let her her bat and hustle sage was answered for the local of beyond her b ard and find something so agreeable to do The lot of the neglected wife is, flee shows how clearly a husband that went one, they consider and keep. These he lavishly that she will find her husband wait- without doubt, a sad but it is it at Washington as a nrohibiUon plied, having bought her Parts ing for her when she gets back. never so sad as when a wonftn ne- measure." he added. and -- glects to clothes and set her down in an expen- As Stevenson aptly remarked: The herself and fails make the hotel, he frit that world is so full of a number of things," best of a bad bargain. sive suite In a 1917, he had done his full duty towards that everybody can find some fascin- (Copyright, by The Wheeler Syn wasn't happy and ating occupation If only they have dicate, Inc.) HIGH COST OF her and that she energy Dorothy appear regu satisfied it was her own fault, and enough to seek it. There are Dix's articles the unreason of woman. clothes for the woman who loves to larly in this paper every Monday, because of dress; society and clubs; philanthrcv Wednesday and Friday. . Lone, lone . ago she had ceased to , Interest him, or to be anything but LIVING RAPS a negligible factor in his life. For the most part he was a man's raan, RESPONSIBILITY TAKE FIRST STEP absorbed In business, playing he great same of money making for the ' CITYHOSPITAL game's sake. He took his pleasures also mostly among men stiff games FOR BERG DEATH - of golf, luncheons and dinners at; INPUUEO V",, With which big deals were settled between an increase in price ot about the fish and the salad. 40 per cent for all drugs, bandages He did not care much for women, NOT PLACED ( and other materials used in gen- but the ones that he found most at- IS H0LL1ER PAR eral first aid work, besides an in tractive were those who appeal to the crease in the laundry hill the Emer- ! tired business man pretty, silly cho- gency hospital Is .suffering from the pleased a man's eyes, high cost of living, pr. Richard G. rus girls that Died Operation $12,-- 1 'and amused him with their rody of Criminal Resolution Appropriating Ayer, police surgeon, faces perplexing playfulness, as he might hava seen Performed By Persons Un 000 Passed on First Reading little problems while the cost of 11 v . ing goes galloping amused at the antics of a kitten. known, Inquest Verdict By Board of Supervisors upward and his His whole life was as much apart Awn, Mw York TnaoaSK j monthly appropriation from the board from his wife's as If they had lived . of supervisors remains the same. When he went Appearing as the last witness In the With practically no discussion on "What," exclaimed Dr. Ayer, on different spheres. on on sign the voucher also puzzled the figures ready for transmission to as he morning he set sail to last hearing the Inquest the the subject, the board of supervisors read the last laundry bill for the hos- away In the death of Miss Florence Berg yester last night passed on first reading the board. Honolulu, Archie llapat said last ; port he called down) pital. "This eats up almost half of some Tisible day afternoon, Carl J. Daub, German resolution submitted by Supervisor E. The city and county attorney was ORIERSARE night, and the whole business should to which she could not follow my Incidental fund for the month. town bookkeeper at the Queen's hospital, A. Mott-Smit-h, appropriating $12,000 asked to look into the matter and be out of the way some time during In her thoughts. And she ia Don't ever bring me another bill like him even created sensation by testifying that set aside by the territorial legisla- report as to whether the city and the coming week. never knew when he was coming a that!" es county or territory was entiled Some-tlm- on four or five occasions, Sergt. B. S: ture for the use of the city and coun the Dr. Ayer Is now planning back from this strange land. and to the deed for the property. Super BRIt'oNs'eXPECTED to send dinner, or-- Nouskajian had come to him ty in the purcase of a park in the NOT SCARCE FORTY his washing down to county ho came home to asked him not to say too much about Kalmuki district, to buy the Hollinger visor W. H. McClellan asked if it the Jail riM j someume us TO LEAVE FOR FRONT where he can have It done tener ne not. case to coroner, and not to , was true that a roadway was to be for noth- telephone that he wmmIcoid the the Park. ing. would .... A. Cooke to sell constructed about the Hollinger The offer of F. the There was an air of business Twelve more Britinh subjects, resi- Ten and 20 day chromosized cat Superintendent Werner Raehl Fa-lol- o tract and when this was admitted he mtht city and county block 205 in the around the county building last night dents of the Islands, have already sig- gut which is used for Internal opera- And had told him that Sergeant Nouska avenue, 600 declared that the park was too small -- " tract on Tenth about as, pen willingness go tions can hardly he earth wun wuiuu rwrt I jian come as it was. The matter was referred with and pencil, probably nified their to to the obtained. Ordin- had to him and told him feet mauka of the car line, and be- 20 citi- ary cat gut cays ana uu - or more of Hilo's patriotic front and J. H. Wilson of the British and silk cad be used for mlnabie '"tV- that Captain Ludy would be thank-- tween Ninth and Tenth avenues and to the engineer's office for a report hle evenings. , ow u Though the Cooke included zens delved into the work of com- Club who Is assisting British Consul simple exterior operations, but the S ful if he would not tell the coroner Leah! and Kaau streets, together with offer chromosized product keep nouse. -- u more concerning a larger tract than the HolUnjrer pleting the tabulation records of the E. L. S. Gordon in the work of British is necessary for y about the facts the improvementi, was read at the meet- local registration proposition, says morning hoped the best results In opera-- not agree w ... V Park the board did not even dis- the recruiting said this he Interior " tha verj . v ing and the letter placed on file. Hilo Tribune. So engrossed were 40 men on the Niagara when tions. i home cooking and that i OMkajIan waB lmme. cuss this phase, nor did it touch on to send 7TL ana tv. Dergeanc . . . , , The territory submitted a bill lor people in work Vancouver, B. next Bandages for ordinary I nf the clumsy maid ...... mayor the fact that Mr. Cooke offered to these their that the she leaves for C, wounds have uneophlsticatedvnit $12,000 to be signed by the time slipped by and before they anew week. gone up from 60 cents to 91 cents a I fill, grade and grass plot within MM waiting for.his arrival. , After, being board thought that the MAMM J 7 Aft. A . . . and clerk but the six months free cost to city. where they were it was 11 o'clock. A large percentage of the men who yvuaa since me nrsi or the rear. xawes w wJworn he denied that he had ever the money should be turned7 over di of the Zinc plaster hhq faint .with loathing. .What to The recent advices from Honolulu have already stated that they were ointment has zone do jing of the sort either rectly to the city and county. Super- telling of the draft orders has forced ready to have come from Ha- about 20 per cent really meant was wai " --Cir.Zl that Superintendent Werner Roehl pointed out that serfe tscape weigni visor Lester Petrie It is understood that the allied the county clerk to command 'he ser waii and are anxiously awaiting the Drugs in general have gone ud and the The army sergeant js a member ol unless this was done the territory troops are being evacuated from Old every individual even holds a man down vices of in an effort steamer which will take them north. bottles are higher now than ever . that '"3;; med,cal force ot tne department would secure the deed to the prop Greece as fast as transport conditions complete pos- mentary sense of domestic to the work witn ail Mr. Wilson remarked in passing that before. Everything, practically, has Fort Shatter. - -- cut-o- from at erty. The question of whether the allow, and the removal of the Greek sible haste. - expected to see a big Increase In risen except the prison So, the woman was D&ub te8tifIed hfl be labor which ff further territory would turn over the money army from the Peloponnesus to north- With the present staff of workers of of the1 Is even tne poor Doctor Ludy Miss Berg the number enlistments British doctor able to use to do soma rus had seen with or demand . the mayor and clerk to ern Greece is beginning. it should not take long to have the subjects within a few months'. of the work. i bed spreaus ana . T'l on several occasions, one of tl.era and fussing over pois mo being a portfest on the German ves TITl eijaiHirelLB w w riTl oV - aAlSiAVa when, testified, ouues or eel Staatskraeter. he so . many women una an they were enjoying a bottle of cham- their energies and affections. pagne. . There Is nothing that you can do Following the army sergeant's brief In a vacuum cleaned hotel suite but appearance the verdict of the coro think. ' And when a woman thinks too ner's jury: was rendered. It read: much she gets morbid.. That was "That the deceased ' came to her to woman. She what happened this death by post-partn- hemorrage, the sat and thought hour after hour, and result of a criminal operation, per day after day. dull black thoughts by person persons to bi or .Balloon formed a this Get a fine went round In darker and darker FREE that Jury unknown. Y0III1G with School Supplies ORPHAN GIRL REGATTA DAY How She Was Cured. Had This week every boy or girl who buys Pencils, Pens, Ink, Erasers, Note Books : Headaches, Dizzy Spells, Awful Could The store of Henry May & Co., Ltd., or fillers from us, to the amount of 50c will receive, free, a balloon. you buy a Pains, grocers, will be closed all day Satur- If : NetWork. day, September 15, to observe Re dollar's you 2 gatta Day, a legal holiday. Patrons' worth, receive balloons or one airship. are requested to anticipate their Sat- Pittsburgh, Pa, "lam an orphan rid, urday and Sunday requirements by and when only seventeen years old naa ordering early. Phone 1271. Adv. Look 1 today 1 window see 1 1 1 1 in If tit 11 1 1 rim to support myseix. our tind what we will give you out 1 would have such ; s i c k spells every month that I "Do Yourself and you will also note that our prices for school would have to stay at borne from work, supplies are as low as ever. and I could not af- Handsome Now ford to do it. I also i" had headaches, diz buy your ukulele from Ernest Kaal,1 h fl zy spells and a pain 1126 Unior street and receive a com--' in my My sis side plete course of private lessons free j ter tokl mo now and at hours to suit you with any of1 Come early and hs the first to carry home a balloon! mucli Lydia E. our guaxaniewia. a a . . V e ee- - instruments from 16.50 Pinkhan's up. Phone 2028 for further particu- table Compound bad helped her, so I Adv. begta taking it The result b I am lars. now in cood bealth and never cza r. day from my work, and yon na7 publish - o my letter to show other rirls the CLOSHOTICE o rood Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable TT Compound will do." Miss Matjb ScekzltX S4 Gardner St, Troy Hill, N. S.. PitUburch, Pa All barber shops will close at 1 p. News Co., - m Day, Saturday, Lt JTUb cood old root and herb remedy Regatta Sept 15. oawaiian has proved tmequalled Tor periodical 688S 3t refferinfj of young women; it contains Bishop Street Opposite Pan-Pacif- ic Building what is needed to restore healthfol con-litio- ns. The Healani baseball team will hold ? '" a benefit dance at the Outrigger Club - Write the Lydia E. Pinkbam Medldne Saturday evening, September 22, be Co. (confidential Lynn, Mass., for Xrea ginning at 8 o'clock. Prizes for the pgcejryoqjDeea It best couple will be given.