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. From San Frincite Konoiua, April 19. For San Francesco: China, April ro. From Vancouver: Niagara, April 11. JFr Vancouver: mi Makura. April 30. m 1'venlng Hullntln. KhL. 1882. No 5142 14 -- 11)15.-1- 4 JJawaiian Star. Vol. XXII. No. 71x3 IWliKS HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, APRIL 1!. IWGKS TRICE FIVE CENTO F--4 IS RAISED iHOUSE SPLIT ON TBHORB. B fJM P Ill HffiF UU u id 12 FEET, TOWED VOTE; KUPIOEA NdTE REPORT U. S SENDSillON TURKEY CALLS ON HIM EXPERTS DECLARE TO COMMAND BIG ARMY SiTUATIOIJ TO17AnD SHORE HOLDS HIS SEAT CHINA, POINTING OUT TREATY t

Associated Press Service by Federal Wirelesso 1 1 Ai'f-'mmm- SHOWS GERMANY AND AUSTRIA Lifting Gear Shows Strength Member Under Fire as "Mor- LONCON. Eng., April 19.-- A Renter's despatch from Peking says that and Submarine Is "Broken In Move to the United States has sent a note on the China negotiations to both China Ld ally Unfit" Loses and Japan, indicating that the United States has certain treaty rights in J Out" of Ocean Bed "Investigate" Judge Ashford China from which she will not recede. The Chinese believe this note will CONCENTRATING ON THE EAST have a "valuable moral effect" on the situation. ONE WIRE CABLE PARTS The house this afternoon vigorously AND WORK IS DELAYED, debated whether to expel Representa- BRITISH BEGIN IMPORTANT DRIVE ON GERMAN LINE IN tive Kupihea. NOTED ENLISTED BUT ONLY TEMPORARILY HON, BELGIUM BERLIN DENIES ATTACKS ARE SUCCESSFUL Representative Aiu, who exonerated Kupihea in his minority report, spoke - - REPORT VON HINDENBERG PRESIDES AT COUNCIL OF Diver Loughman Slowty Re- - i at lenath anaintt the Ravwlina reao- - POLAR EXPLORER, SHOULD GET WAR WHICH DECIDES TO PRESS EASTERN CAMPAIGN cowing From Effects of lution of expulsion. fill Long The vote was just be'ur--Divi- ng Immersion Saturday reached tAssociated Fress Ser.ce by Federal Wireless. Crew Ready to Do A MORE FACILITIES LONDON, England, April 19. That the Germans have WhaPS Required But MOre thus being lost as It requires a two-llnrfar- -0 VISITOR HERE ' - abandoned their plans for a general offensive in France is in- M-s- u vote to pass measure. Un- a Trine MM thirds the vimti-ws- nip may ivi ituthere is a reconsideration of some ferred from the-intimatio- of official communications to the Be Necessary sort Kupihea will retain his seat. Sir Douglas on Way to Aus- Associated Press by Federal Wireless Italian cabinet and the text of German official statements. Following isJtthe vote: Ayes Brown, F-- been Coney, Gar- Hope A A hope of France has The submarine has raised Cooke, Crockett, Fassoth, tralia Sees Little ' Kconnnnannunnnaan It is said that penetrating further into 12 feef, and again rests on the bottom, cia, Huddy, Isenberg, Lota, Lyman, tt Gen. von der Goltr, who first - For Stefansson j D. been abandoned. slightly Inshore from her original po- Rawlins, Tavares Watkins, William- i WASHINGTON, C. April tt came- - into prominence last fall HjtlOll. son, 15. Noes Aiu, W. tt 19. The Anti-Saloo- n League tt Holsteln, total - during the western campaign, and This was announcement of Crawford, E. Crawford, Good Sir Douglas Mawson. the great po- M to s.er.tarv of the naval H. J. - was later sent to Turkey to bo- 1 la r explorer who was recently knight- h. officers when salvage work was knock - nets, Hale. Kaupiko, Kawtwehi, Kula, a War Garrison that the Hawaiian up military b-- George in recognition of lster the Ottoman TO CONCENTRATE ON THE EAST? ed off at 7 o'clock this morning Mak'ekau, Nawahme! Silva, Vieira and v Ki,nS U military posts are not receiving w after his organization. a Bight of trenuous endeavor at the Waiahoio, total 13. his contribution to science during tt their share of the morfey appro- - tt two years' stay on con- scene of operations. There is 12 feet,' before the Antarctic tt priated by Congress to provide tt LONDON, England, April 19. A despatch from Geneva Fernandez was excused just tinent completed in February of last more cable on the drums of the Boist- - tho roil ca because of illness. tt for recreation facilities for en-- tt tag gear than when a start was made, year, is a through passenger on the tt listed men. tt AVIATOR GARROS gives the impression that the Austrians and Germans have, to break out the F-- 4 from her berth Kupihea attempted to cloud the Sonoma today bound for Australia. a a decided to concentrate their strength on the campaign against: a In the sand which is the best of proof j88uef t j8 asserted, before the con-1- 0 Sir Douglas comes from three . the Russians the east. those In charge thH upward prog-- glderatlon of Rawlins resolution of months' lecture tour of the eastern baaoaaasaaaasnaaa in ress has actually been made. -n- niKn mm hfnr th hnxio states. .In which he told of bis won- - A PRISONER, SAY It is reported that a council of war has been held with The smallest of the four wire cables - in win-societi- es committee of the whole by the Intro- derfu' experiences Antarctic HEAD Gen. von Hindenberg presiding, which determined upon a f.Un? BUbmfIne Parted about 2 duction .this morning of a resolution ters. before scientific of uni REUTER'S He ftr? one . 1 T-r versities. lectured month 1 Z to Investigate Judge Ashford. follow transfer of Austrian heavy artillery from the German positions -i-T- andrrl?.'..crthis afternoon a heavi-- lng the charges made by Kupihea last m Broadway theater. New York. GERMAN REPORTS er cable is being substituted. Actual -- ,,, wur there being such a demand that the around Verdun to Poland. It is reported further that the - lifting operations may not be resumed Drlyate character bua explorer had to speak every day and DEAD; SUICIDE, council decided to send to Cracow the Hungarian artiHery UD"4rn,W.1 P uSwhofor' ln tlS KuPIhea 8ald that W ttohV8umteh'hiHechV0aWs, which has been used on the western front. nearly four hours Saturday iras a P dL let 'arTfol& ofTS gelogS 'department of Official Cablegram Declares oner 223 feet below the Of 'ZJh? Fifth l surface the ttiottav!Sa of the Unlversfty of Adelaide. He will SAY OFFICIALS Famous French Flier .n;i water. nabie to go up or down, ,ecture there for s!x months and then ClaMI Drive German to the fouling Of hia life line aroundo1nrW 1ZL 2enT.U..l! return to Eurone. Hsum that the Taken By Enemy French on one of the holding cables. Is reported ' "v I pecial reportt on re-- war has uPset expioraticn. j beUer this afternoon. r He is not ab-- crramlttee's the Plar One of France's most famous and ? Belgium ont-o- 1USted investigation, according to Dr. Mawson's expedition resulted in AHswiatrd Press by Federal Wireless Positions Succeed Bolutely f danger but everything daring aviators, Garros, has been tak- in s.. the; to largest geog- - points to hut recovery."' He is able to" resolution, were be forwarded the addition to Antarctic LONDON, Eng., April 19 Baron en prisoner by the Germans, accord, t0 congress, the chief raphy contributed by on? party. He take nourishment and to talk to hls 9. Herbert Oe Reuter, managing director a today . from : off Supreme explored 1200 ing .to cablegram LONDON; .England,; April 19. The British have begun a companions, . but it will probably be J?t(ce,pfBthe.UnUed States miles of Adlie land, the 0f the Reciter's Telegram Agency, died German sources. The cablegram Curt,k:a,na "to Washington offi- - existence of which has been in aS;. the-Germa- n' 'come days' oefore be , completely re- .other suddenly here today. The autnorities says: sharp drive against important section of lino ' .'since it was first sighted by. Admiral cover-f mm thn terrific DnrAii and ctalfcT,;t;; mmm...... as vw w v w "WASHINGTON, D. C, April 19. .'' ' ht4ngliswscyere r-r Rejprfsenmlve . Kawewehl moved Wilkes of the United States navy in which holds Belgium The 4. .A. physical shock of hia experience. Direr The Baron waspro by the Headquarters report, April .,19: . the reJcIutiftn be referred to the 1S33. ... TfieN i': Frank Crlllr. who went below and that death of.liH Vv1fer4sT' ThtJNiaay. Her Yp res the EngtlsfrHave French clm;tiiatrthe British attack has resulied 1n; ; - "South of 1 "WhiclT of freed VLouchman -- at the risk of his "Judiciary ccTrtIttee," meant The chief feature Mawson's.ex- po- v - been ejected from small German 200 is- HI prchaWff Ejarooses of was the fact that lie in , nt. the capture of yards of German trenches. , own life, suffermg. no effects; Aeih to the, the Ption vis, . ,nter-e- His only so Is Irt the sitions which they still occupied Eng. Although "intestfgatrohV' it waa said, and Ma- - touch ;wlth civtllzaUon almost all. o n.f exhausted from bis efforts at . be- -- Brttl.K army' lish attacks along the railroad , keKulOeeh'e,d Kupihea the two years spent on the, Antarctic m quickly clanging depths. Crlllr waa the motion. - tween Ypfes and Combines, broke .lximselt when he camout of the this and demanded a sne-- contlneat The reat advance madQ. - r.-- i ; rebuce.at TV Tn- -- " very heavy losses.' Berlin; - Rep- - bv 8denoe in recent years enabled c.neA Uo I down with Declares Germans Retake compression chamber Saturday after- cia! committee. At thisjjuncture Jiim. rLt uUiLi IU J' the French avla? to study the regions In . "Near Golmunster noon, and a night's, rest, put him oVreslnatUe'iKorman Hawaii . iwlar the.ioe . TUDCATPWIWrj 'AQTDR Lram6f I has been taken pris- Lis feet- - &rtliJonypfnt of order and moved lynd regions of the southern plateau, ' tor Lieut Garros Allies Breaking Dovn was not until 23tr'iiminutes to t Sun-- that, the findeflnltely nd at the fiame time reiort condl oner. Positions, It " resolutioir ooi Meuse and the Mo- lay morning that Loughman wg taken frbni the rec tions to AustrJlia 2000 miles to the Associated Press by le.leral Wireless "Between the pctponedfxcladed) N. '19. are pnly artillery duels to irtuus ine,Tcon)pressioa? Ords or ncjth. NEW YORK, April John selle there 19. chamber and ivrgislatiire. against Com-bre- s BERLIN, Germany, April The Germans have retaken pUced n the elck ,Ted of .the Marv ."This legislature nothing to The great explorer lost two of his 'Merlella, the Italian who day. French attacks the nas. chM-ge- position in the Vosges land. Soon after being hauled up to do with appointment of Judge men in the wfnter of 1912,'and escaped vj3? arrested lst Frfasry with and the positions which were captured by the British, and. the Jacob's, " rung death bJmselfonly by stumbling on to threatening to kill Vincent Astor if'he failed. the ladder,, the lowest Ashford and it does not mean to is British attacks near Ypres 'have broken down' with heavy which 90 below a cache of food. "He in com- - were refused $500, pleaded guilty today "On the east front the situation of is feet the surface fight anybody's personal fights. I say re- and on which the divers make the final person making pany with Lieut Nrnnis and Dr. Alerts, to writing threatening letters to young unchanged. French and English losses. let the these charges ports victories on the west make them where ' necessary or ad- - left tire main base at Commonwealth Astor. about (Conttnaed on page three) Bay. for a sled gin journey inland to front are all inventions, as the regu- Yisable action can be taken on them 1 w . . . . 1 1 . a rMi , a nx reports of the German headquar- and prefer his charges with the prop--. 01 me great ice cap , MAU , ruL!ttlUANSrt lar Ul ion. tHKt ters sufficiently prove." German Now Heads First Turk Army er authorlUes." Lytian declared. "IB I t I SpeakingIT, T.,",,Stefansscn ex1 START THEIR SENTENCES I Kupihea attempted KJ , BASEBALL' RESULTS to obiect, pedition Associated Press by Federal Wireless Speaker Holsteln decided that the seeking the uncharted land CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, April 19. Field Marshal north of Canada Dr. i.awson said: Press b Wireless BERLIN. Germany, April 19. Lieut . point of order was correct and the Assoeiated Feleral NATIONAL LEAGUE "There is little hope that Stefans- - LEAVENWORTH, Kan., April 19. Roland Garros, the famous French Baron von der Goltz, who was sent to Turkey shortly after the At Boston Boston 7, Brooklyn 2 house bade goodnight to the Kupihea son is alive. He and his two compan- - Former Mayor Donn M. Roberts of aviator, has been taken prisoner by (morning game); Boston 6, Brooklyn resolution to "Investigate" Judge ions are on drifting ice may beginning of the war to aid the military organization, has been ; and it Terra Haute and other convicted the Germans at Ingelmunster. A (afternoon). .1 lAsnrcro. Kany in the day the Kaiint -- , oe s xnowi- - commander-in-chie- f ' -, inai aieiansson wonaerrui oaiiiitai bribers t appointed of the First Turkish army, t At Cincinnati-Cincin- nati 4, Lou- representative presented a peUtlon L- - - St moTUm might enable him ZYl an? V AZ. 5 The following cablegram from offi- ,i German sources tells of the fight York-4hllade- tphla imprisonment. cial At New, 3; New neJie retained as a member of the man . - white could survive. He had ing cn Sunday: YorkO,- " i . . .house. only TO rounds of ammunition when WASHINGTON, D. C, April 18. Progress in Alsace, Says Paris V Chicago Chicago 1 .- WIDOW IS At 8. Pittsburg 7. Ust heard from March, 1914- C. K. MAGUIRPS German headquarters report, April 18: Sir Douglas is a thorough scientist English after some blasting - AMERICAN LEAGUE ; WED TO JULIAN MONSARRAT "The PARIS, 19. on LEU FRANK MUST and believes in taking advantage of yesterday rushed a German position on France, April With the French again the; At Washington Washington 4, Bos- the best that science can give polar for l of Ypres. They ' - Star-nulUt- in WirH-s- a height southeast offensive of extended line on the ton 2. , , K' Special at the eastern end the battle research. His expedition kept in touch were at once repulsed in a counter at- V At, Detroit Detroit C, Chicago 1. - with civilization throughout two- - HILO, April 19. The widow of west front, substantial progress has been made against the "; 1, its Fighting continues. At Philadelphia New York-1- tack. Phil- year stay in the Antarctics by use of Charles K. Maguire, former auditor of Champagne the French blasted a adelphia t.'y .' 'In Germans in 'Alsace. DIE UNLESS HE'S the use of the wireless. Hawaii county, who died a few weeks trench in a position taken April 16 by At St Louis St Louis 3, Cleveland 'When. asked about his future plans ago after being paroled from prison, 2 (seventh Inning). the Germans. Between the Meuse and the navigator and scientist replied that where he was serving for embezzle-h- e the Moselie there are only artillery - HOME would not be headed for the Ant- rr.ent, today married Julian Monsarrat, duels. In the Vosges southwest of JAPAN ORDERS WARSHIPS BROTHER OF ENSIGN -- - GIVEN A PARDON arctics tor some time yet as a rev manager of Kapapala ranch. Stosswcier the Germans took a French years will arrange F-- be required to the position. LOST IN 4 ARRIVES reports expedi- FROM THE COASTS OF AMERICA ' scientific from his last DYNAMITERS IN JAIL "Southwest of Metzeral the Germans 1 FOR VESSEL'S RAISING tion for the Australian Society for the took an outpost back before a superior Associated Press by Federal Wireless Advancement of Science. force of the enemy. Press by Commercial Pacific Cable.) WASHINGTON, D. C April 19. "This war in urope has placed a Associated Press by Federal Wireless (Associated Ensign Tim-cth- y ' "On the eastern front the situation J. I. Parker, brother of o By a decision handed down today, the damper cn polar research," said Sir NEW YORK, N. Y April 19. Abar-n- ' WASHINGTON, D. C., April 19. Japan has ordered all F-- 4, is unchanged." Parker of the arrived in supreme court of the United States Douglas. "People do not want to give and Carhono, dynamiters, were sen- aft-h- at coasts, except'; Honolulu aboardthe Sonoma this deelded a8aln8t Leo Frank of money for expeditions for the advance' tenced to not less than six nor more her warships on the Pacific near the American ernoon Ken-- ?, from his home in Murray. anta, Georgia, In the noted Frank ment of science when the chances are than twelve years at Sing Sing prison. those salvaging the stranded cruiser Asama, to return to home tucky. Parker, will stay until the F-- 4 ' Mahlon Pitney, go HOUlTDPASS murder else. Justice good for them to hungry within the ' em-- ., Is raised and then return to Murray, in giving the decision, said, "In the year." I Because the Japanese cruiser Asama stations, according to advices from Tokio to the Japanese vhere he is in the jewelry business. war-vess- proceedings of the Georgia courts the The story of his two years' explora- - failed to send out any S. O. S. calls bassy here. The Ohitose is said to be the only el ac- While here he yfll suy at the Young fullest right and opportunity to be tions and the terrible privation en- when it went ashore at Turtle bay, - ship now working on Asama. hotel ' heard, according to established modea dured by his three part.'ss is Justcom-in- g Mexico, it was rumored on the coasi companying the repair the F-- ON COMPENSATION The news of the 4 was the worst of procedure, had been accorded to off the Uppincott press, Philadel- that her mission in the Lower Califor- shock we have ever ' experienced in hlm.w phia, and will be i the hands of the nia: waters was' to land ammunition our. tataily,' said the brother of the Justices Holmes and Hughes-dissente- d readers before the end of April. "Home and small arms for Gen. Carranza, ac- GERMANS SINK VILLA PLANSTO eunken . vessel's second officer. "Aft- from the majority decision. of the Blizzard" is the appropriate cording to a tourist in Honolulu. er the first attempts to raise the shell A Georgia pardon is now Frank's title, as the book, tells, how Common- DILL TOMORROW failed I made preparations to come to only hope of escaping the death, sen- wealth Biy, which was the main base somely Illustrated with pictures on Honolulu' as I 'want to be on hand tence. of the expedition, is' the nursery of every other pa;. The pictures taken REORGANIZE lEN hen 'that trap is opened." the terrific blizzards daily sweeping by Dr. Mawson are said to be the best TRAWLING BOAT I legal fight the southern seas. The book is hand- - of any polar expedition. Employes liable to Injury received Ieo M. Frank's for life jolt W. jivATER SHUT OFF. a place among the celebrat- another today when Chairman -- has taken - judiciary commit- y ;: cases of recent years. Sev- T. Rawlins- of the " ed murder tee, reporting body, recom- Associated Press by Federal Wireless Associated Press by Federal Wireless The witer4. department this after- en times since his conviction in Aug- for that representa- D. April 19, Ac-- ; noon Issued a.;notice that Ullha ust 1913, the lower and supreme SciGiitific Daring Nearly Seiiiiss mended to the house of LONDON, Eng., April 19. A Brit- WASHINGTON, C, street between King and School courts of the of Georgia tives that the percentage in favor ish trawler has been torpedoed in the cording to official reports. Gen. .Villa State refused in to Aguat v . streets, and School street , between to grant Frank a new trial or to set of the. injured workmen Senator Nor:h sea. has retreated from frapuato - , - 14 troop trains, and is Liliha and the School street bridge, aside the verdict; three times Castle's workmen's compensation Calientes, with r .the re- on Gen. Ob--: will be without-wate- service tomor- sentence of death was passed upon llavsorth Man Into Crater Fire bill be reduced once more. The CHIY0 MARU HELD UP organizing another attack row from 9 a. m. to. 6 p. m. on ac- port was adopted. regon. . , him and twice appeals were made to count-, of some, necessary .improve-- the United States Supreme Court the The bill originally provided that BY SMALLPOX ABOARD xhents to" the pine line. : first and sec- where death results within six BIG JAPANESE WARSHIP ' beinsi unsuccessful the tanannnannnnanrfnaawnannnanananonna em-t- " ond resulting tn today. I months alter an injury to an t Associated Press bv Federal Wireless - the decision INTO COMMISSION Joseph Rose today was sworn in as Star-Bulleti- n SOON The murder of ld Mary tt (Special Wireless. jploye. the employer waa to pay to the . SAN FRANCISCO. Cat. April 19. Spanish interpreter for the April, 1915, Phagan, a factory employe of Atlanta, tt HILO. April 9. A narrow escape from death in the volcano of tt widow 50 per cent, of the deceased's The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru wss term of the federal court Ga., which at first appeared to be a tt Kilauea .was recorded yesterday when J. F. Ha worth, the kite man tt salary, and if there be children, the held up at quarantine for four hours (Special to Hawaii Sblnpo.) , crime of only local importance, event- tt here with a scientific party to take volcano photographs for Har- tt ' employer to pay 60 per cent, but if today on account .of the fact that a TOKIO. April 18. Firs class bat--. ually developed into a case of nation- tt vard University, unsuccessfully attempted to swing a man by a tt 1 two or less children, then 30 per girl passenger from Hongkong was tfeship Haiwiua. TrhRU was launched wide interest This was due in large tt cable above the crater. The man was to be swung over the crater cent. The senate reduced these fig- found to have smallpox. jat the Kawasaki shipyard. December Monuments part to the efforts of Frank and his tt in a box strung on a long cable line.. The cable broke and parts of ures by 10 per cent each and the T J 14,. 1914. Is now c?plete and will be friends to obtain for him a new trial it fell into the fiery pit The man was on the edge of the crater judiciary committee of the house re- The case of Yong Tal Kee. indicted commifsioned acnv v.he carries eight ' - - ; or annulment of the verdict. Added and escaped. duced them another 10 per cent- each by the federal grand Jury cn an opium 14-inc- h gunsv4 is of 27uy tons di- - - - ; . l H. E.' HENDR1CK, LTD. . t today. The measure will come up for charge, will be set for trial in federal placement and has a ; speed of , 27 - Merchant "and Stfc V Alakea (Continued on page eight) third reading tomorrow court April 21; at 2 o'clock. J knots. 4

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I LEGISLATIVE NOTES INQUIRY INTO CONGRESSMEN ON HOUSE REPORT spam shipmug Lej-ros- is made Just can.--e for di- ;Cifcy Co., ttill passed by Transfer vorce in tlie the house ' second reading todav. JAS. H. LOVE MILK CONDITIONS VISIT TO HAVE HOLDS AGAINST IN PORT Piano Movers 1281 Senator laukeas bill to coini! dis ISOMIA Furniture and Phone trici magistrates t- - prep ire com plaints for oor creditors in cases in nhing let- - than passed second IS ASKED FOR BUSY N NE DAYS reading in the house today. HILII ELECTRIC AFTER ROUGH On the recommendation Vf the ii Dutch Cookies ...... committee tnal tlie MU be la riled Ke o!nin iiuiiiK ti.at St iiate Mr! !' l'inot Sunt ('ookii' in tin I;mi1. always House Tables Bill to Destroy uommitiec on tntertainment !eraiiKe it is of a private nature, the l'i:i. I a.ss so lli.it Hiiu Kleurie Ci:i: VOVAG I SoM at all Stoivs. licu.s killed Knpihca's measure ap ! Cattle But Has Another Makes Plans for Giving ti panv and othei- i o; r;tn'.is ran I miniate I for re oiihtructin tlie proweeuf el for i'"( !:;tiii Do I I etortiii Plan For Regulation Guests Plenty to 'iiuaiK' Nui dam in Kaiiiii valley. ' nes to ton e payment of an iuspet imu I """ l w i hi u i. rn Biscuit and Bread Co. i i.i Love's lee" In .lames C 'I a I 111 ) i I A - urner. eh v liv t : a i - hiruc lion of cattle affect; with tentative program for tin- enter- Huth Sunday sen ices at Ka'ima-k:i- i aw a r'"ii' !''ii i(11i truian ami mmj tit. r n: li.e com- ' i li by mem- I hi ()t '.'IlLll r, i ' limine ubcrculoftis. under the l.yman tainment of the congressional iiarty church were well attended ih- - jO!' - la:iy. kju" ol U prrselitiitiv es v bill, will not tak- place witlijii I lie (Iiirinu its stay in Honolulu was out- bers of the legislature. In the morn , n ;;t:e vcni S r,i v - omniitJet i n j i;. i...-lor- . il I'raw- s w r.- . 1 lMit two yearn against the with'-- of lined this nie.iniut: at a lengthy meet in the Kev. S. I.. De.ha. senator from . hii.i. It e:.e - iim i eii' in r ; i. .. ,: i :ne m.un the owner The house of representa- i. of tlie sub-coi- n ruit tec of the neii- - Kast Hawaii, spoke on "1'e.ace," and in : i a i : : as i 1 n .n i - , I . I ; 1 ! chject in in M i to lie I adopted the report of com (onimittee in Secretary Thayer's in Kev. S. K. Kaulili. chap ertl.eil .It I' tive the er.il the eenin i;i ' legislature a c t ,.r; red i da mittee un agriculture today and tabled i. flier. The distinguished quests will lain for the house of rej resent tiv cs. ki k l; is ; i t i of ; a.-- I: s . ll e Part liic repi.ri lh: v. the bill, with the consent of it intro- Ik in city days and tlx' save a lecture ou 'J Wisdom." .is held hack l i.i !1 this nine v 3 i I . . '"iUtWeen the KioiUii c 'i; iiei ; ducer. The committee introduced the went over the plans in de- leaving the a.--- it vv .:. ! w ;t t I'M"--, following a mem- l:iH. and Fehriiaiv, the Iitlo n concurrent resolution as tail, apiiointiiiK certain of its ( the largest in .i The In Klei trie oitipiiiiv . L:,l. rir.n him woke tubstituJe: bers to assume charge of plans for nuii iie.. ste.ui'er wiil ,.: f-- to A ra la b ATHLETES WILL BE GIVEN I rem .Mr. Turner on !h c di!!er;iit "lie it resolved by the houc of certain days. MM' ;i oi-- r;o r.;U" at - "'. :.. k . jobs which lie had (hue 01 his first representative, the turn ate concurr-iitK- The lK)int was emphasized, how- RIBBON EMBLEMS TONIGHT :iic siiiu this evinitiu With banc's cry, thc noble wish as iuspeetion 1. In e;.i Ii in r that the governor of the Territory ever, that the plans now prepared Tlie Sonoma hii'iiglir 27 abin anil I he t Vv woon re- won iue,et on itance mono was n.W.itcd m the -rv - of Hawaii shall, an as practica- are merely tentative and may be Itibbuns at the track sevt u stet r.ig.' i a r To save all earnings to the uttermost ground that the deeiiieti it 'aeiigi ble after the approval of this resolu- vised at later sessions. Another meet-in- c Alexander Field Saturday will be ing "J! cabin. ".' s.-- on lil'l sup- - advisable, before the iurnished any tion, appoint a commission of three has been called for ! o'clock to awarded to the victora at a joint eight steerage passengers to S.iln. v.j give bringing exam- Employed lioya Club current wnere vviring had ueeu done And his child a better up." members, who shall thoroughly morrow morning, at which William of the and More than sacks of mail wen-lande- Pr by Mr. Turner, to an examina- .o ine and investigate the subject of milk McKay, Uie . the Kamehameha Club in Cooke Hall matte l.-- t chairman of entertain-- at the port. The vessel , an-:"- - tion oi the work done by him. Knoeh and dairies, and consider ways and nunt committee on East Hawaii, o clock tontgnt. some icehouse stores and general i Ardcn. means for the revision and improve- Itoiuted by the Hilo Hoard of Trade. Iironye efficiency emblems will also "At the hearing Mr. Mocine. the cargo. ment be to iu re- - manager of the Hilo Klectric I'um- - of the existing laws as it shall is expected to be present awarded the victors the Much of the damage if. the v.- ' I xxnnis, pany, w deem advisable. They may. in their Tbougli a separate subcommittee cent decathlon meet. Charles Ltd. admitted thai there is sel b storm had been repa.n-- ulu-- pre- - no by discretion, employ legal counsel in will have (barge of the secretary of tne juoys work, wjii auinority granted the company the vessel reac hed pert. - tratuHrtation by Several And YOU, too, as a Father- their work. Said commission shall feature of the congressional junket. sent the Y. M.. ('. A. awards. '(barter, any territorial law. or any crates of large going! county snakes are serve without compensation. The sum Walter Dillingham suggested that for A mubicai entertainment is planned ordinance to make a charge through to Australia. The (liioo.OO) by good an to' of five hundred dollars is the ttip around Oahu and the .vari- the boys and a general time lor inspection for work not done a theatrical company on hoard. made available for the expenses of ous sightseeing iournevs alxint the will mark the evening as a beginning by the company. He admitted fur paid commission, and the commission city the private automobile owners of )f ,mo )f thc busiest weeks ever ther that this money was collected shall make a report of their work to Honolulu he called upon to take Known in me oujrp uepanuieui. for the benefit of the Hilo Klectric PASSENGERS ARRIVED. the governor not later than October charge f various members of the Company, Ltd. with their recommendations, visiting crowd. Accordingly Frank "ADVERTISING" SUBJECT "As to Mr. Moeino's contention that Per O. S. S. Soiiani.i from Sail Fran together with such bill or bills as are Thompson, R. V. Klijngle. Delegate the Hilo Klectric Company, Ltd., cisco. For Honolulu - A. Aprehav nin. BISHOP & CO. necessary FOR AD CLUB LUNCHEON of such ed fer the effectuation Kuhio and I'arl Wideruann were ap-loint- would be liable if it turned on its W. F. Bain. ('has. I. Barrett. '. '. recommendations." current in a house which had been Dr. A. to confer with the transiorta. - Black, J. II. Chase. A. Dutaii, Two hearings were held by the com- All readers and buyers of advertis- Wired bv Mr n (infwtu-- i Savings D c p m tion committee and to extend a call Turner in V. Hasten. J. H. Griffin. Mrs. .1. II. art cut. dairymen appear- ing will in the program mittee and several to of be 'interested manner, your committee cannot agree. F. () John-sen- . the automobile owners the city - Griffin. W. Jennings. Mrs. ed and registered a protest against 4 1. I I A . of Uie Ad Club for this week Wed- i fir iiifir kkikiu iif i We believe that the Hilo Klectric Com- J. G. Killworth. A. I.achinan, passage of the bill on the grounds that tiesdaj'- - Prof. A. L. Andrews of the pany, Ltd., Xf.l.ircn William It Curlsr UraT would not be responsible Mrs. A. Lachman, Miss '. . Lorimer. It would work a hardship on 'p I College of Hawaii will give an up- - cattle n n umM vv in any event since they had not done iiss Kdith .McCahe. Win. Murrav. J. owners and is Ineffective and unneces- - t t(vdte laJk Hreckona were appointed additional ; ? lht??y?Ui? the wiring and all they had to do at do T. Parker. .A. II. Phillips. I.. F. Bary it'l UIUK oil'l a 11 lliruaiiuii uaa ucuu request any mcmberB of com -- . the of owner was to con II. A. Taylor. 11. II. the entertainment . i i . i t:ii.. . I, rnn.,.K Richardson. Miss mittee. Studebaker corporaUor We his Taylor. H. H. Walker. ('. L. Wilheim. One of the big features of the junk Jo in the house An(, placed H. F. Williams. .Miss B. Young, J. et will he the reception and, ball giv ,r, somebody else at The request oi lawless. J. F. Lester. F. Somer, K. ARTESIAN WATER governor. tenta Tlxese talks will be short and the owner. en by the This, point, brimful of value for the men Kraemer. J. Carr, Win. Thompson, tively agreed on, will take place the "At the hearing it was suggested P. buy . J. Grace. who sell and women who and by your evening of the party's arrival at Ho sell. the chairman of committee noiulu from the mainland. May 3. It that some adjustment of this matter BILL DECLARED governor, SENATE ADVANCES BILL is proposed that the assist cago, wife. should be made between the company Kuhio, give a big pub- and Mr. Turner, ed by Delegate Phil Campbell, Pittsburg, Kas., Kan- but there seemed to REGULATING PRACTISE DOUGHERTY. lic reception in the throne room of City, wife and daughter. be no desire or disposition on the part building, sas OF MEDICINE IN HAWAII the old palnee at which the G. Cannon, Danville, 111., Chi- of the Hilo Electric Company, Ltd., ML Jos. general public will have the privilege cago. through its manager, to accept the of meeting, the meinbers of the ter Wm. .1. Cary, Milwaukee, Wis., Chb suggestion. The health committee of the senate ritoir'a-guest.- . ; Following recep col- in a report f the cago, wife and son. "Your committee feels that this this afternoon recommend- and-beginni- 9:30 or 10 lection $2.50 as a ed the passage of House Bill 262, re- 5 tion at W. A. Cullop, Vincennes, Ind., Chi- of inspection fee for "That House Bill 338, introduced by ball would be- by lating to to practise A SIMPLE LUNCHEON Jlepresentatlve o'clock the governor's cago, wife and Mrs. Robert Harper. job done Mr. Turner was not au licenses medicine Wjlliara Williamson, gin armory. This likewise by and surgery in territory and re- regulate water. at the - Michael F. Conroy of New York. thorized law and is unfair in that the "SETTING to the use of artesian would be1 a public affair, to which cn many inspection quiring licenses be given only to " discriminatory against Hawai- - James S. Davenport, Vinita, Okla., occasions work that m la the everyone would . be invited. . Kansas City, wire and Mrs. Parker. was done in a very short time and those persons who are graduates of , Company, Honolulu IjHAjC. I will be displayed on a table iu lan Electric the -- following day would be. given by men whose daily wage was equal medical schools. Senator Rice argued Rapid and Land Company, The Carter Glass,. Lynchburg, Va Chica- to Transit to visits to the public schools, the go, G. or less charged that the passage of this bill would during Hie week, re- the Alexander Young Hotel Company wife and Mrs, F. Lucade. than the amount as our sftoro Bi&hop : Museum, the aquarium. Forts George W. Fairchild, Oneonta, N. Y. an inspection fee."' deprive many Hawaiians and Japanese Uie LUIKA KfrWST set- fi and the Honolulu Iron Works and that Ruger Hussy with possibly a from a livelihood from placing "obviously and De, Scott Ferris, Lawton, Okla., Kansas obtained the it is an attempt to curb downtown by the Ad Club, practise of lomilomi massage. The ting displayed during the week use of water by luncheoa City, wife. BILL TO ABOLISH CASH and the artesian those A suggestion by L. A. Thurston which Gordon Lee, Chickamauga, Ga., Chi bill passed second reading and prob- ; companies,' as one expressed it was just past. met the committee's approval ,Js that cago, wife. BASIS FUND MAY BE IN ably will be amended on third reading by - speakers declared several at the SujeriBtendent Kinney of the depart- John W. Landley, Pikeville, Ky.. Chi to clear up the lomilomi and massage Value (Quality Variety 1 public hearing of the house commit of public instruction be asked cago. Hon. Mrs. LEGISLATURE TODAY question. tee on agriculture early this morning; ment' wife and and James - to arrange a demonstration by the pu- M. Gudger of Ashville, N. C. A message was received from the .Partly as a result of the hearing flag-raisin- g pils of one big school; a Jas. A. Frear, Hudson. Wis. A governor recommending, with con- and partly owing to the fact that an bill providing for the abolition of the and salute of the Stars and Stripes by Dan'l J. Griffin, Brooklyn, N. Y. the cash basis fund of the city and sent of the senate, the appointment (ws, IU 1. u. act has just been approved, calling pro- 111., JIvmFS5S355? youngsters a brief choral R. Mann, Chicago, . Chi mem- for the appointment the and James county may be introduced in the sen- of Samuel Barker Woods as a of a commission gram in the open air. somewhat after cago. wife. ber of Hawaii board of supervi- .to investigate and inquire into the ate or house, or both, today. the the manner of the exhibition staged C. B. Miller, 'Duluth, Minn., Chicago, basis" sors. Senator Rice- - moved the water ; resources of the territory and The cash fund was created that on the capitol grounds in the last wife. under an act of the legislature of matter be passed, saving that the to report and recommend such legis- carnival. J. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., Chi message probably lation as is needed for the regulation 1913. It requires the city and county was a mistake on Accordingly May 4 probably will be cago, wife. set a6ide a per cent the governor's part, as it is not neces- of artesian water flows the commit- - to certain each in connec- D. New York, N. Y., Chi semi-annu- set aside for that feature, J. Riordan. al period which is not to sary for tha senate to confirm such tee' In its report to the house later vv. cago, daughter. schools, wife and one-fortiet- tion with the visit to the be less than h of one per appointments. today recommended that the bill be 111. IL Farrington, assisted by U A. Thur. W. A. Rodenberg, East St. Louis, cent of the assessed value of the city tabled. On unanimous vote the bill assume charge Kansas City, wife. ; ston, was appointed to county. county set was tabled. ' Rogers, Lowell, Mass., and When the has SENATE REDUCES FUND of the day's program. John J. Chi aside tliis amount until about $160,000 On the-nex- t day. May 5, the con- cago, wife. FOR TERRITORIAL REPAIR Ky., is accumulated, the fund is mature. gressmen and their friends probably Swager Sherley, Louisville, Chi The county already has set aside You'ljl cago, wife. have to hurry AD CLUB RELIEF will be taken to Pearl Harbor and $62,000. It has been found that this Amended by Senator Wirtz so as to Maj-ge- n. Ad- L. Slayden, San Antonio, Texas, . leilehua, and Carter, J. disposition of rev- make the initial fund $!0,ooo instead Chicago, wife. of so much the if youwant to get a pair of miral Hloore, Dillingham. C. R. Forbes enue has made it difficult to adjust of $50,000, senate bill 14". which pro- and A. C. Atkinson were appoint- C. B. Slemp, Stone Gap, Va., Chi a I. cago, finances, and that a big lift has been vides for the establishment of fund ed a committee to have charge' of that sister. for the repair or replacement of any FUiv'D IS W. H. Stafford, Wllwaukee. Wis., taken out of the semi annual receipts. S2242.30 day's program. building damaged by , Chicago. The plan now is to do away with the territory lire Secretary Thayer received, a cable money or otherwise, passed reading in G. W. N. Y Chi cash basis fund and get the third from J. R. Desha today glying a re- Fairchild, Oneonta, upper house today. cago, wife. back into the general fund. the Treasurer Levenson of the Ad Club vised list of the visiting party. It Before a vote was taken. Senator in- L.C. Dyer, St. Louis, Mo., Kansas F--4 relief-- , fund committee made the will. include a total of 127 persons Rice argued against the establish-nien- t stead of 137 as formerly announced. City. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. following final report today : Byron Newton, secretary of a fund of $.,ono. He said j '.-- Of these, 12 expect to continue their assistant ' Collections. fi ti; X that the Territory could not afford it. '" Philippines, while ,16 will treasury, Chicago, wife. Temperature a. ni.. i. ni., Contributions reported . . . . .$2,232.30 trip, to the 12 7f.; mini- - Senator Metzger, who introduced the .1 in- Frank B. Lord, president National 70: 10 a. m.. '74: noon, W. Sanborn,' Hanalel 10.00 remain in Honolulu until June j F. Press Club, Chicago. mum last night, .",. bill, argued for it. The differences stead of returning with the main were ny s J. R. Desha, Chicago. Wind tf a. ni.. NE-."- ; s a. in.. NE 7; setiieo senator wirtz ": ; Collections .$2,242.30 party to the mainland on May 20. Total ...... Johnson, Chicago. 10 a. m., NE-IO- ; 12 noon, NK-C- . amendment, the vote of those present : Disbursements. ' h The revised list is as follows: being K. E. Denni8on, Marion, III., a new Barometer at S a. in.. 2!.!; rela- favorable to it. Expenditures repqrted : . . . 15.25 Senators. - . .$ member of Congress. tive humidity, s a. m 07; absolute to , Admiral Moore 2,125.40 Albert D. Cummins, Des Moines, la., v Check Mri Joseph Know land, Oakland, Cal., humidity, S a. ni.. ".;: i7: movement, :: 101.65 Chicago, wife. CHINESE GOVERNMENT Balance on hand daughter. dew-poin- t s T. W. Hardwick, Sandersville, Ga., who. will have wife and past 21 hours. at Judge Goldfogle of New York, with during past BALKS AT FIFTH GROUP ,12,242.30 Chicago, daughter. a. m.. olt; total rainfall Ollie James, Marion, Ky., Chicago, nephew. 24 hours, trace. OF JAPANESE DEMANDS wife, Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, wife ASSOCIATED CHARITIES E. Maxtkie, Plainfield, N. J., of Senator Lewis of Illinois. WASHINGTON, 1). ('.. April fi Mrs. (Special to Nippu Jiji.i James Diego, Cal. SOON MAY GET $25,000 Chicago, wife. Wm. Kettner. San Brower of Chicago, sister of Miss TOKIO, April 17. The Chinese gov-ernnie- Lee S. Overman, Saalsberry, N. C, McKinley. Helen Wood row Bones, and Mrs. A. still refuses to accept the FROM W. IRWIfESTATE Edward W. Saunders, Rocky Moun- 0. Chicago, Miss Grace Overman, Mis:? W. Erskine, also of Chicago, are fifth group of the Japanese demands m Kathryn Overman Miss Mildred tain, Va. guests House. relating to the employment of .Japa- .'Tan-A- 1915" and Y. City, Ky. at the White ' That if the Associated Charities of Robt. Thomas, Central , as and poli e. and Borden. Young. nese advisers Honolulu may yet get the $25,000 be- J. T. Robinson, Lonoke, Ark., Kan- Mrs. J. M. Dickinson and Mrs. B. F. right to build railroads in certain dis- quest from the estate of the late Wil- City, wife and Miss Aline King. Albert Johnson of Hoquiam, Wash. sas Reilly. Ayer, wife and daughter of former tricts. liam G. Irwin, who left this amount to Willard Sauhsbury. Wilmington, Del , Secretary oT War Dickinson, are at Negotiations are again blocked. Audrietis A- - Jones, first assistant Mary Jane Pumps United Charities or Honolulu,; Is evi- Chicago, wife. the Shoreham to spend 'some lime. The 'Situation is becoming alarming. denced in' a report from San Francisco John F. Shafroth, Denver, Colo., La secretary of Intetior. Joseph Breckons. I . that Judge Coffey, in passing on a be- Junta, wife and son. f'atriil I iuT "ci-- Willi ivory Snle and llccK quest of $25,000 to the Associated Reed Smoot, Salt Lake City, Plans for Maui. O t'tah, ( I l.'n- n-- llr- -- Charities of San Francisco, has hand- San Francisco, wife. Plans of the Valley Islanders for PHONE 2205 REACHES Dainty White ilTn nnirly n lin. Stra the two days' entertainment of thc ed down a decision to the effect that F. K. Yarren. Cheyenne, Wyo., i of Patent Leather, edired with White. L'eallx the worts' "unite." and .'associated" congressional junketing party are ce-Pe- ck Co., the Husta Ltd. - mean the same thing. Represtntatives. complete. The distinguished visitors all Kinds of rock and sand for concrete work. daintiet. neatest Sliei- iiiiai,rinalle. In Mr. Irwin's will he left $25,000 to J. W. Alexander. Gallatin, Mo., Al- from the national capital will have FIREWOOD AND COAL the "United" Charities of San Fran- buquerque, wife. the opportunity to see everything 98 QUEEN STREET. P. O. BOX 212 THE NEWEST "MARY JANE" ON THE MAINLAND "Unit- worth seeing cn Maui. A - cisco and a like amount to the D. R. Anthony, Leavenworth. Kas , AND IN HONOLULU. ed Charities of Honolulu, Associated Kansas City, wife. On the party's arrival at Lahaina proper names for Chi- the morning of May 6 the guests will Charities being the R. V. Austin, Knoxville, Tenn.. di-pl- I t On av in our n ranee window. On!'. t he iiair both organizations. cago, wife and daughter. take breakfast there, afterwards Coffey, says the report, holds A. Chi- making the famous automobile Jour- 1.1 ; LAST!) Judge J. Barchfeld. Pittsburg. Pa.. name, in- Will T1IKV undoubtedly the intention cago, ney over the Pall road to Wailuku, From its it might be that It was wife and daughter, Mrs. Myni ferred that Osteopathy deals his bounty upon an Gf-?.v:- n having luncheon at the county seat of Irwin to bestow Davis, Mr. and Mrs. William OSTEOPATHY only with the adjustments of -- institution which Mr. and then visiting the many points of actual and existent and F. P..Kraus the bones. This idea is erron fact an association of charit- J. A. M. Adair, chairman committee interest, including lao Valley. Those was in organs are with in able organizations, and as the Asso- on expenditures in war department who desire to ascend Haleakala will eous. Muscles, ligaments and various dealt ciated Charities is. the only organiza- member immigration ano" naturaliza- spend the night at Olinda, arising be regard to position, relation and size. Osteopathy is not Massage, Regal Shoe Store tion of that sort ia this city, it should tion commission of Indian). fore daybreak to finish the journey but a drugless method of removing the cause of the disease by have the money. Wm, P. Borland, Kansas Ci'v. .Mo to the summit on horseback and wit- - The Store that LEADS in styles. Ful-'nes- readjustment, thereby establishing structural harmony. t Kansas City, wife and Mrt?. K B. s the gorgeous spectacle of sun- - careful governor today nominated Sam- lerton. rise from that magnificent vantage DR. F. SCHURMANN The ' I GEO. A. a member of the Ha- Wm. G. Brown. Kingwood, W. point. In the afternoon a huge luau 'or. Port and BROWN, uel P Woods as Jr.. HOURS 2 a. m. OFFICE 175 Beretania, cor. Union. board of supervisors from Va.. Chicago, wife. j will be served at Wailuku or Kahului, . waii county 2-- 5 - Motel Street-- Manager. a. p. m. PHONE- 1733. succeed Ernest K. Kane-hailu- C. Brumbaugh, Columbus, O.. Chi- - and the party will embark at the lat- - Kohala, to senate cago. rwfimed. The ; will be wife. ter point for the journey to Kailua. nomination. Jno. U Burnett. Casden. Al.v, Chi- Kona. Hawaii. 1 .asUn! in -- ;vrovo ll.o noXOITLU STAR P.nJRTIX, MOXDAV, APRIL 10, 1015. titbit:

IN STERLING c PROSPERITY IS CHINESE HELD F--4 IS RAISED DAILY REMINDERS EMISMiffiRTCASEIS Leahi Chapter. O. V.. S.. wilt hoUI a Round the Island In auto. $4.00. 4 slated meeting tohight 7 J" up-- SIR". SHOWN IN HAWN FOR MURDER OF 1 FEET, TOWED Lewis Stables. Phone 2141 Adv. at UP TOMORROW; 2 Fashionable gowns to Mrs. order. No likely will W E. BelL Love Bldg.. Fort St. Adv. jury trials be held in Judge n Those who will to save. Open a Ashford s uivisi of the circuit Who Suffered As Many CirL tan. court this week COM'L'S REPORT LAD RELEASED TOWARD SHORE savings account with the savings de- MAY BE ENDED Do Tell How She partment .if Uishop & Company, bank- " ers. Harmony lodsv i o O 1 meets Found Relief. New this eening at 7:Jn o'clock for wori i arrivals in spring and summer in second degree. millinery now Mil- Conn.-y?a- to (Continues rrcm page one) are being shown at Definite announcement .is to the Sterling. rs-- "I am a girl of 2 Territory's Biggest Plantation Officials Fail Secure From ton & Parsons. Fort above Hotel st. aiuicaiile of Tlielma The harbor board will meet at ! 3' settlement t'" ami 1 used to faint away adv. ! try Pays Dividends.and Has Witnesses Testimony on si (west state of their accent, o'clock tomorrow morning in tne base Parker Smart wiii c.ise 'nay forth- month and was very - "The Goodwin." only exclusive cor- coming Big Balance Which to Hold Man telephone messages be- men t of the capitol. tomorrow uiorninv. at which weak. I was also set shop ia .Honolulu. Tantheon bldg.. two phases ! ;!! be- anie incoherent and he was hauled tin'e (ontet a lot with rooms appointment fittings Sun-d- a tween Mrs Khj: eth .1 Knight a ltd bother! - could County Attorney nuicklv to the surface, just after frilly The territorial grand jury will meet With Hiniutk- conditions that Deputy City and s and evenings. Tel. 1699. Adv. Henry Gaiilard set Tor fmaJ weakoeaa, I - was of Su.a't .ire Neen l) and the unexpect- was unable to secur- nouph taken out the recompression at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in bock. not have ttT Prown a hearing in Whitney's court. read your little Imjiroenn-n- t of ? chamber. He reached the surface the judiciary building Jud' ed the suar market, direct testimony from wml witness- be.-t- i Wisdom for Wo- y few 3 o'clock and went These have continued week Hawaiian Comrne rcial & Com-jian- es called Saturday afternocn at trie min'ites after ' Suar int' a dead faint as soon as his helmet to week for nearly two nonths. but men, and I taw how oi.t;iui'd results for the year inquest over the bod;.' of Yoking The charter of incor;oration of the Im w-- relieved. He was at once placed v hen the last oi;ti nu. true was grant- others had been ended I in S r 114. which the Yeorig, Chinese boy. to Chinese Young People's Oratorical As the in lock, where fie remained ed Attorneys o r both sid s intimat- helped by Lydia E. Mo k holders cm only regard as satis- Ho upon a charge of the air sociation has been approved by the hold Lum Chock y under medical care and under the governor. . ed prob.tb'y will be to Pinkham't Vegeta- factory. '1 tiy manslaughter in the first degree. he ft)r disposition ble Compound, cir-mlatio- n ministrations of Crilly almost nine l.i.'ke final of the case The report, while not in general Chinese shop keu-r- . who was allegi-- arl yet, Ik ui ';1. Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Garcia of Wai when they are .'iet calb'.l. deckled to try it, unions; the stockholders to have thrown a stool at the bo . in- ai Star-Hulletl- Lifting Gear Holds. Maui, It is understood that Judge Antonio it has made me feel has heen secured l)' the flicting fatal wtuiid, was release; peiuiOM) luku. arrived in the Claudine and Is of interest throughout the ter- The heavy work of yesierdav and from the Valley Island yesterday for a Perry, former ..sso. i.te justice of the like a new girl and I am now relieved Saturday at the suggestion of the last night proved a test for supreme court, was appointed ritory. successful 7 visit in this citv. who of all these troubles. I hope all yocrT j rosecution. Tit-te- d JOHN S1I.VA. a prominent mer- presi-den- t the two 'lontonn scows that were temporary guardian of Richard will get as I have. I In his report T. K. Paid win, The coroner's jury all d by lenity chant of Kleele. Kauai, probably will frins relief never ut by Naal Constructor Furor to Aloha chapter, Daughters of Ameri- Smart, the minor. Judge Whitney, in my and manager, calls it "a fairly Sheriff Asch gave a verdict of acci- be appointed Portuguese vice-cons- felt better life." Mrs. Jocr handle the sunken submarine. With can Revolution, meet today :! .M is reviewing the terms of the com- prosperous year." This mildness of dental death after it had listened tu for Kauai within the next few days at Tetreal'lt, Box 116, Sterling, Conn. the exception of a' small defect, which o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Judd. promise which is helteved to have statement will he understood from the the statements of Japanese and Chi- Massena, N. Y. have taken Ly given along in the rejrrt, wis found early in the evening and t;i Wyllie street. been reached by the contending part "I fact further nese, who said they had been - ENOS VIN'CKNT. deputy county at crop severely from that which took several hours to fix, there- ies. If the agreement meets with his dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that "this differed present at time or the alleged torney of Maui, and .J. A. M. Osorio I 1H1- the was no siun of giving away to any of approval he will file a in and highly recommend it. If anyone during" - and 1!I3. vice-consu- Circuit Judge' Stuart has appointed document lack of water affray. have been appointed Portuguese ls it would probably have the gear. The supreme test came earlv the Hawaiian Trust Company trustee court outlining the disposition of the wante to write to me I will gladly tell otherwise It was boy fell in at- lor Wailulcu ami Hilo, respec- given record yield " stated the this morning when one of the how of the property of Mabel and Kather property included in the big estate; her about my case. I was certainly in oiir tempting to leave premises of the jump- tively. Crop Above Estimate. the cables j.arted. The released line ine Bellew, under $I5m in each in of the income ;is desired to he appor- a bad condition as my blood was all turn- storekeeper. said he. As it was the crop overran the esti Witnesses ed a couple of turns around the drum, stance. tioned between the parties, and the ing to water. I had pimples on my a receiving a fractured coming on ANTONIO I) CASTRO, former mem ttci mate by L'loo tons, the reitort saying: struck chair, the entire strain the other custody or guardianship of Richard and a bad color, and for five years I skull. rig. It was just the sort of accident her of the territorial legislature, has btl "The crop was estimated at 54.0DO been advised that his commission as The Hawaii grand jury is investigat- Smart, at the same time probably been troubled with suppression. Tea that the naval men had hoped to avoid u tons, hut actually yielded 5C.&00 tons vice-cons- ing the attempt to blow up the naming the woman who is to have Exhaus- lift- for Brazil in the Hawaiian doctors called it 'Anemia and of hiigar. This was due In part to as puttinir an undue strain on the sugar mill through floating a charge of the youngster during his ing machinery, but the fact that when islands has been signed. tion,' and said I was all run downt tut the excellent Juices; it took only C.85 sack of dynamite down the flume to minority. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com of cane to make a ton of com GERMANS DOARD it happened the machinery stood the the mill rollers. tons A. K. KAWADSKI, a Poland-Amer- i There is a possiMiity, however, pound brought me out all right.." Mr j Grinding on test is a matter of considerable mo- merchl sugar." started can. formerly connected with the Fort that because of the great l.ulk of the Lavisa Myres, Box 74, Massena, N.Y. 11, 1913, ment. Seventy-tw- o of Laupahnehoe November and was finished Fhafter hospital, has gone to Join the citizens compromise document and the care in seven months to the day. It was possible to break out the sub- have petitioned Governor Pinkham for marine from the sand without using Russian army at the front. He may required in preparing his statement Young Girls, Ileal Thla AdTice. , "The mills did excellent work during CHINA TO GET a national guard company. This is to court. Judge Perry pontoon methods and this lesds the be attached to the hospital corps. the will ask Girls the year, grinding 105.88 tons of cane seven more signers than are required further time. In that event there who are troubled with'painful cr per hour with an average extraction navy men to believe that the entire for a full company. irregular periods, backache, headache, with- CAPT. HENRI BERGER, who has will he no development in the case 9C.C9 says. journev shoreward can he made dragging-dow- n of per cent,"' the reort been ill in the Queen's hospital tomorrow. sensations, out submerging and pumping out the since board of health is contemplat- Bpells faintic Improvements. OUT OF ORIENT the legislators' junket to Molokai, is The or indigestion, should Immediately "Our experiment of shredding the SCOWS. ing action against clergymen and oth seek to Ly- moves be when reported to be improving daily. He duty at lu o'clock next Wednesday restoration health by taking cane with a beating machine has prov What will made the ers authorized to perform marriage dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable CompoczJ. F-- 4 probably will be able to leave morning. en so successful, even with a machine is brought into shallower water is the ceremonies who delay sending in re main hospital in a few days. too for the mill, that we now Mail China a matter of conjecture. The ports following marriages. smH When the Pacific liner to get out of exces- Pleading guilty an feel confident we will be able to obtain omitted a call at the British crown loint is her the to indictment Electric Irons CHARLES BELL cf Hilo cr-fen- equally good in both capacity sive depth to a place where the divers has been Boy Scout activities in New York charging him with committing an results colony at Hongkong on the outward injured in the arm and lung in the 12-roll- er risking lives Involving opium. and extraction with our mills, voyage San can work without their City aro faithfully portnyed in a let Cheong Fong from Manila to Francisco, every a Al- war while a member of the London was when equipped with shredders, as is many time thev make descent. ter received in Honolulu from James sentenced in federal court to two RepaircL a score of Germans, from the Scottish regiment, according to a let- 1.1 now being obtained from 21 -- roller though Chief Gunner Stillson and his A. Wilder, scout commissioner for Ho- months and days in Oahu prison ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY vrarbound steamers in the Philippines deep-se- a received by is i exierts are ready to do more ter brother, W. J. Bell nolulu, who now is in with costs. mills elsewhere. We have therefore took advantage of an opportunity to of Waiakea mill. is now the East GUARANTEED. ALL MAN- n exploring whenever called upon, it is The soldier ordered two motor-drive- shredders return to the Fatherland. any in the hospital recovering NER OF ELECTRIC WORK large enough for the mills, which will unlikely that there will be more A meeting of the members of the Lum Choon, alias C. Cheon, indict- In addition to the sailors the China r-- 4 1916 crop. From diving until the is brought into Republican club of precinct, by SATISFACTORILY AND be Installed for the is carrying a delegation of German RAYMOND C. BROWN, secretary the sixth ed the federal, .grand jury for we obtained for much shallower water. The four dh' of fourth district, will be held at resi- smuggling REASONABLY HANDLED, the data that have civilians who joined the vessel at Jap- the Chamber of Commerce, is ill the and otherwise handling the past two months, we can reason' ers who have gone down have all done at dence of Apaki Manuwai, 8T3 Laniwai opium, will enter plea anese ports. well and have been able to his home in Manoa valley today. He in federal court ably expect the full return of the in their work street, at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve- at 10 o'clock. April 22. He has been crop. --Governor Frederick Winckler of bring up exact information as to the expects to be back at his desk to- ning. vestment in less than one morrow. released on bond in the. sum of $300. "The total losses for the season the Celebes islands, with his wife and position of the cables which hold the 11.68 was son, are en route to the United States. submarine in a double sling. amounted to per cent, which, REV. E. The annual meeting of the Hawaii- The case of G. L, Valdez, charged fairly good showing, considering the The official was taken a prisoner of "We are ready to do whatever div IMAMURA. head of the an Mission Society will be a Hongwanji ' mission, was a Children's with having committed a statutory fact the mills were taxed to their war after the Japanese landed their ing is required," said Stillson this, Buddhist held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday after- that j on Maui offense, has been continued in federal greater expeditionary forces in the MarshaJls morning. "Loiighman, I'm very glad visitor last week inspecting noon. All de- utmost capacity during the visiting "cousins" and court April 21, - nicely. j one of the Buddhist temples there. until at which time WEAR v of grinding season. and Celebes. He was paroled and to say, is getting along He had of in- part the 11 1 J iL . ' ' scendants the missionaries are the defendant will enter plea. 'it is fortunate that we are usually fcpent some months !n Manila before a close can saiuraay ana me strain vited to attend. TR0T.M0C3-- ; able to finish harvesting by the middle taking passage in the China. Mrs. has told on him, as was to be expect- JUDGE tyONSARRAT of the poljce from the court been confined to by The case of Kalipi Kailiuli and Hat-ti- e June. Otherwise, here at Puunene Pechstein, wife of a prominent Ger- ed. Besides the nerve shock, he Is a has his bed MclNERNT SHOE of buf- an of. was re- Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole, Chun Duck, charged with having STORE high mass of bruises, caused by being attack bronchitis but - U where we have a dry climate and man exporter in the Marshall islands, who have been spending the past committed a statutory offense, Fort, above King SL winds, sugar fields German refu- feted against the taut cables. He's ported better at noon. He will proba- will the loss of in the is numbered with the bly stay month at the Kilauea Volcano! go In federal - court 10 any manu- . resting easily and I hope is well on in bed a few days under the to trial at would overshadow slight gees, and on a tour of the Big Island, will o'clock Wednesday morning. we by crowd- in the road to recovery." doctor's care. facturing loss that incur The China met with fine weather return to Honolulu In the Mauna "A Preacher Among the1 Cowboys ing the mills." crossing the Pacific. No attempt was Workers Confer. BUSSES was a conference at the Ho- MADAME MARION, the French pro- Kea from Hilo tomorrow. was the subject upoa1 which' Rev. David To and from SCHOFIELD BAR- Various pump improvements and Japanese ports There ' made at the several tean actress, a C. Peters spoke the - boys' depart RACKS, Alakea and ditch extensions are described by the to remove the Germans from the ves nolulu naval station this morning, in character is through to Hotel Sta, Moore, passenger on Sonoma today bound Judge argument to- ment of the Y. M. C. morn- every Two 75e manager, although, on account of the sel.- - which Admiral Naval Construc the Stuart will hear Hours ont way, tor Furer, Lieut. C. E. Smith and j for Sydney and a tour of all English-speakin- g morrow on H. S. Desker's motion for ing. Rev. Petere wore his old Stet- M round trip. , fine climatic conditions in 1914 already .The China will leave for San Fan-clsc- Master Rigger Fred Buss all took countries, including India and a new trial in the letter's suit against son hat which he shaped into the HAWAIIAN TRANSPORTA- referred to, the pumps were not called at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- Afterwards Capt. Smith stated South Africa. She comes direct from William Henry, former high sheriff. different styles characteristic of the TION COMPANY ', upon to do as much pumping as for the ing."' Jt will leave 998 tons of Oriental prt would go right on under the J successful performances in New York A jury in Judge court recently various cow sections of the early West. previous two years. In order to sup- cargo. vessel brought three that work Stuart's '.The same general plan. The navy men are ; and Chicago, her last engagement be returned a verdict for Henry in the He delighted the boys with his experi- ply "our laborers 'with pure water for second-clas- s cabin, three and 114 Asi- all discouraged by the break- ing at the Palace, Chicago. She is case. ences. The boys conduct the meetings domestic purposes," it is stated, "we to not at Book for auto trip around Island atic steerage passengers. Through ing of one cable, as they anticipate all accompanied by her husband and man- themselves and choose their own are installing sand filters through San Francisco the vessel carries 118 on Sunday 4 or 6 Pass. sorts of delays and disappointments ager, Hal Forrest, well known In the- Colonel-genera- speakers for the Saturday morning FIRST-CLAS- which all the drinking water will be l Wudan, the local $4 EACH IN S cabin, 30 second-clas- s and 161 steer- talk at 9 o'clock, which there are filtered. A complete new piping sys- on a job of this magnitude. In fact, if atrical circles. leader of the Chinese nationalist party, after AUTOMOBILE. -- age travelers. F-- 4 Tzs-an- g sports in the gymnasium. The com- tem will be installed to take the wa-- r the is successfully salved, a new declares Consul Woohuan's re- Sundays special rate of $330 A. party of 30 missionaries who left world's record will have been estab mittee consists of Oswald Auerbach, ter from the filters to the various India exceedingly close connec- CHINESE GETS $75 fusal to identify Chinese residents who Opp. Y. M. C. A. Phont 2m camps. being done un- made lished. wish passports to a Leo DeRoo and Fnncis Bowers. The This work is for in the Chi- visit the fair is der the general supervision of the ter- tion the United States During the lifting and towing opera- FOR INFORMING ON lawless procedure. speaker selected for the next Satur na 'at Hongkong. Captain Hans tions last night and this morning, the day is Rev. Akaiko Akana. ritorial boW of health." Thompson one FELLOW COUNTRYMAN In addition to the two shredders be- held his command hour two scows were behind the Gaylord, According to news received from the to accommodate the missionaries. tugs e fore mentioned, two new boilers and while the had their lines to the is- Volcano House, a moving-pictur- op- has 1538 tons of through Judge Charles F. demons today Yat Loy Co. two 750 k.w. turbine-drive- n generators The vessel dredge. With the unwieldy dredge in erator named Porter will be lowered i sued an order setting aside $75 to be will be Installed this year. The gen- cargo. . between, it was difficult to get a into the crater of Halemauman by TRY OUR NEW METHOD rt Among through' passengers are any paid Ah Sing, an informer, whose in- (I erators will supply. toe factory with the steady pull, especially with sea to means of a wire cable in order that DRY GOODS party of oil experts who have spent running. is on formation is said have resulted in sufficient power for motor drives al- a It probable that the Chi- he may obtain action pictures of the ,12--1 1 King ; ; years large corporation attempt the arrest of Chun Man Noon, a P Strast 4 ready installed,' motors for the new several with a next lines will be run directly nese, recently by lake of fire. in Burmah. Justice Adrian C. Carson tugs and scows. indicted the federal BRICK ICE shredders and motors to take the place between grand jury on ' a charge involving f of the Philippines, at one time a gub of the Old Scotch engine, which has opium. The. amount to be" paid Ah Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson 9 3 34 years now ernatorial possibility, is returning to CREAM FOR ICE COLO DRINKS AND been In service for and Sing represents one-hal- f of the fine and their two daughters, Eleanor and drives the cryatallixers, vacuum the United States with his family. He II I. Laura Maud, of 915 Prospect street 5S IT'S WONDERFUL 14 PER CENT ICE CREAM, EL imposed on the defendant. Under a sugar dryers, etc. joined the vessel at Manila. A. - TRY THE pumps,' elevators, Hapiia! new- law the informer in this class of will leave in the Wilhelmina next 50c PER BRICK, ENOIugh y Preparing for Free Sugar. v Aced, a prominent Manila business- Wednesday San federal cases is entitled to one-hal-f morning for Francis- FOR 7 PEOPLE. HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. "With free sugar' the report de- man, is en route to the mainland. co, to be away from Honolulu or o o the fine imposed on the person found four Hotel and Bethel ptreets clares in this connection, "it will be Three wealthy Chinese merchants are guilty. five months. DROP IN ON YOUR WAY impossible to set aside any money for traveling first class. They propose - HOME. engage improvements. It has therefore been to in business on the Pacific MARRIAGE LICENSES. Honolulu will be given an opportu- 5 decided to spend no less than 1 4 50,000 coast. nity, in years, to pub- to 36 the first several i was for this purpose in 1915. for there are The fire department called William Sutherland, Papaaloa licly hear the Cadet Glee Club of the ' . yester- K. 29 several Improvements that are abso-- Two sacrificial stones, one of the rear of the Blaisdell hotel Georgina C. Larimer, Honolulu Kamehameha School for Boys. A con- o uin bar- Rawley's 9 lutely necessary in 'order that we may which Kamehameha is supposed to day afternoon, where a fire in a cert will be given in the Hawaiian be better prepared to meet future con- have sacrificed his monarch from rel of rubbish had sent a quantity of Kanesuke, Senaka, Kekaha 29 " rival opera house on May 15, according to ft ' ditions." Ma.ni, have been found on the planta- smoke into a number of rooms. No Matsu Kedahari. U. S. I. S 20 present plans. 4225 improvements Phone Besides the factory tion of John' Scott at Wainaku and damage is reported. . jj ( y, mentioned and the'domestic water sup-Il- have been offered to the library at Kinichi lliraoka. Waimea 26 Deputy County Attorney Enos Vin- the report states that a new store Hilo. It is proposed to write the his- Two score Chinese charged with Otsury Okuda, V. S. I. S 21 cent of Maui, accompanied by Mrs. will be built at Kabul ui. that there tory of the stones in a pamphlet. having been present at a gambling Vincent, will leave by the Manoa for will be a large amount of ditch work game were granted more to enter upon six-week- time complaint from Annie Kapeka, a s' vacation. They expect to . carry on, will necessary to that it be urer's account, exhibiting the financial a ulea at district court this morning. has been held at the station under spend some time at the exposition and to purchase about 115,000 worth of success of the company last year: The defendants wer arrested by men bond of $2-1- pending a hearing of the Angeles to build new sugar will also visit Los and other RENT horses and mules and Profit on and sundry earn- from the detective department. case before District Magistrate Lar- points in California. quarters for the laborers. It is men- ings, $1,347,36S.23; dividends paid, naeh. The woman was taken to the TTtree-fcedree- ra furnished house, Kalmukf, rental $4840 per mafltV tioned that the company is sufficient- balance forward. $107,368.23. Robbery is believed to have been hospital to be treated for a wound carry City Treasurer Conkling was among ly well off for labor to on all Adding this profit and loss balance to the motive for the breaking of a said to have been received in an as- Bishop Co., branches of the work. standing beginning the passengers leaving in the Mauna Trust Ltd. that at the of the store window on King street, near sault by Crawford. Mr. A feeling tribute is paid to the loyal- year, $2422.50 as Kea yesterday afternoon for Hilo. and enhanced value Webb lane. Bukora, a Japanese, Conkling away ty of the late A. J. McLeod, head luna of livestock, the balance on December will be from Honolulu charged with drunkenness and found Patrick Campbell was discharged about a week, and while in Hilo will of the Kihei division, who died of tu- 31 was brought up to C1 0,893.54. near the premises, was arrested by from the hospital today after treat- berculosis on December 6 last, and in In the balance sheet presented by attend to a number of business mat- manager the police. The proprietor says that ment for injuries alleged to have been ters that require his Immediate atten- conclusion the states that "it Emil Tschumi. secretary, assets are nothing of was in an yes- a pleasure to say loyalty value taken. received assault committed tion. is that the placed at $11,430,176.15, consisting of terday in a tenement house on Miller THE LIGHTNING company of to the the responsible men permanent improvements at $6,51 Fijihiro reported to police street. Campbell told the various departments played no growing crops the that near Beretania A meeting of tne aeard or directors makes the best Ice Cceam. Runs Easy; Saves Ice and salt. of at $1,788,048.24, he was run down while riding a bicy- the police he was unable to give a de- small part In the results obtained." $1,760.12-1.50- , mis- of the Associated ''harities will be investments at and cle by an automobile driven by Law- scription of the man who inflicted the Coming Crops. cellaneous at $1,359,205.99. Liabilities held in the offices of the organization, rence Taylor. The Japanese said he injuries. Officer Luhi found the 4 Up to date of the report. February to balance the assets comprise $10,o0o,-00- 0 Alakea street, at o'clock this after- was following the right-han- d side of apartment in great disorder when 11. 1915, 2900 acres of cane for the capital stock, $734,000 5 per noon. Reports for the quarter ending cent the when near corner of Campbell was taken from prem- 1915 crop had been harvested, yield- bonds. $610,893.54 profit and loss bal- street the the March 31 will be presented by the was "Light-ning- ing 7.18 tons of sugar an acre or a ance, and the remainder Maui railroad Beretania and Nuuanu streets he ises. manager and chairmen of commit- Dainty disserts frozen in a " to pavement and I total of 20,820 tons. There being 3671 and steamer, plantation payroll, un- thrown the received tees. were H. Gonsalves, have a smoothness impossible . acres then still to be harvested, the paid drafts and suspense account obli- injuries which treated at the who late last night manager to hospital. reported to the police that he had felt it safe estimate the gations. An array of prominent Honolulans in ordinary freezers. " V crop at 56,000 tons of sugar. For the been assaulted by Conductor F. Ho has been summoned to appear as wit- Rose Crumbley, a Iwilei, Rapid 18 1 1916 crop planting was finished on BY AUTHORITY. dweller at man of Transit car No. failed nesses before the federal grand jury, Sizes, pt. to 2 quarts. j . July 30 and hilling-u- p on October 12, has been charged with selling intoxi- to press the charge at district court among them being Rev. Leopold Kroll, on which the manager comments: NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. cating liquor by License Inspector this morning. The police say Homan T. P. Melim, superintendent cf mails; Prices $1.7.1 to $22.-1- each, f - good Fennell. Officers resort attempted to eject Gonsalves from the "With this unusually start and visited the Postmaster W. F. Young, W. C. Peter- i Liliha King , with a good combination of fields, that street, between and conducted by the woman and learned car because of his disorderly conduct. son, assistant postmaster; A. McDuf-fie- , be- excellent-cultivation- School streets, School $1 t, are under our and street that H. Duncan, a soldier, had paid In the struggle Homan is said to have captain of detectives; John Kel-let- 999 1916 crop should be our banner crop tween Liliha and the School street for a bottle of" beer. Duncan may be been struck in the face. The conduc- sergeant of detectives, and if weather conditions are favorable bridge will be without water service produced as one of the principal wit- tor returned the blow. Gonsalves Charles A. Cottrill, collector of inter- during the coming summer." The 1916 from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. tomorrow, nesses at the hearing to be held be- called at -- police station after the af- - nal revenue. Fifteen other persons acreage is 6626.6 acres, being 2152.S of April 20. fore District Magistrate Larnaeh. Ifray, breathing vengeance. also have been summoned. - plant and 4473.8 of rattoon cane. Improvements are necessary to the passengers Gonsalves persisted W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd &Hvunan pipe line along streets Crawford, upon a .V:-;"-- - Financial. the stated. Charles arrested in making an unnecessarv noise while The members of the federal trial SeX . ' Following are figures from the treas-- H. E. MURRAY. charge of using Uireaiening language on the car. jury have been notified to report for STAR-BULLETI- FOUB HONOLULU N, MONDAY, APHIL 10. I'M.".

citations. Cap most substantial reason why pacs I LETTERS such resolution should not -- is th it it v .; la tl:t itrotd imjuiea

Star-Bulleti- n tion that Cere is sometime wmna. t-mul-ktm (The lnrltet free and Prank discussion in this column on all worth invf tiKat;ts.' Tr.. etc IE legitimate subjects of current Mr. Advrt;ser. it c.s;s the mills or interest $!." to manufac- Communications are constantly re- Hawaii ap! roimatei bag and a r ti of -- ceived to which no signature la at- ture, marktt uar tached. This paper will aa con this includes a. fat commission , a:d to treat agents. is RILEY H.ALLEN EDITOR fidential signatures to letters if the their Suxar toj'v i;..oid writers so desire, hut cannot give at $94 ier too. Tne nie;,uder at ! working i j space for anonymous Olaa uaier the ICoKart on I MONDAY. A PHIL UK lOlo. States will voice a firm protest. If tliis hope tract would receive under I :o must fa.--1 n "i : t u r fails. Japan will succeed. That, in the opinion vorable clrcimst: s . t o: Do gar $33.33 : to i you quite enough His WISH. ii'.X.l toin fie p'ant pay If you don't drive your Imaiucx you trill he driven of observers, means that China, with all her tion. Mr Advertis.r. do you think this an equitable iiv is; n !f ; i u.ew out of himnfM. The ma it vlio stand still is will it will not Kditor Honolulu Star-Rtil- tin. iatd lirht. Perhaps the cane and reci;d tins amount attention to your Personal ( Fori-:-- . Sir: Men and women arp not the Vy the profession. 1. '. a i woulj-chang- be the Yuan oveminent that will lijrhL Hut by any from rich ccrioratiou enly ones means who your '.pein; " thoughts go out to and mind abD'it "their the people will strike out blindly. They will ihr widows nothing wn r.t worth investivatinu." Stationery ? orphans of the F-- men Mere is an AN APPEAL FOR CHINA. not endure the overlonMiip of Tokio. Five corporations pra-- . tica!l incident from a recent family din the territory of Hawaii politically :ind ner. Alter tne cnicken course, tlie . commercially. Of all Hawaii's broad five-year-ol- I in-- t i Only an informed and courageous belief that father and the d Jackie fertile acres or.lv some ."9.0'" remain ist e stationery is al A SIMPLE AND LOGICAL SOLUTION. broke the wishbone. Father an China is gravely untiaced by the .Japanese de- under government title, the balance. tiioM tfir ;un' a- - a w.ui 1 1 hand Jackie pulled and Jackie got the long i with the exception of an insiiaiificarr i mands could bring from the missionaries of piec e. held by homesteaders is owneti lM'tw''ti triind- - wliilr The legislature is evincing a disposition not ' amount r;ip "Now," paid father. you cm wish S'l-.-- such an apical as that to Presi- or leased by the suuar people. . nun distinctive China I cabled to appropriate territorial moneys for the fed- for anything you want.' cane is the crop th.'t appeals to tN 'rdinar Press "Anything I really want"' sail is like a cool, dent Wilson, rejorted by the Associated eral exjeriinent station work. Probably it is small farmer, always a market and mre dis Jackie. of crop unknown. The ?t i:r. Saturday. ' failure tant rutting" nod. last because the federal authorities did not fall in "Yes, said Pad. bling block has always teen that t.," acting I wish." said Jackie, "that they prof- W e'd like you rThe missionaries of China are not mill takes the lion's share of t!; j to hov samples readily with the plan for amalgamation of the get those, poor of Slib- - j without reason. About a month ago they out- men out the its, in many cases all of it When of the lir-- t named kind. territorial and V. S. experimental branches marine trnight. protects have bet n made t this con j W ill you a-- k to, lined briefly their opinion and sent it to the here. SrHSCIUMKR. dition of things the small urowei hasj us please ' nothing been termed a kicker, sorehead, president. Since then there lias been ter-liior- y The reason is not sufficient to cause the WHO WROTE TIPPERARY? i ior. etc.. and t ld lie had hotter uet i lb indicate Unit America is contemplating a into some other business, and lie v-- to withdraw its support of the federal T. H , April 14, 1!M.".. firm to .Japan, and the missionaries Honolulu. erally does, i'lantation people clairti protest work. Such a withdrawal would le unfortu- Kditor Honolulu Htar Hiilletin. they can grow cane cheaper than buy realize tliat unless America acts, the statesmen Sir: 1 wish to reply to an article it from outsiders. Evident! v this p- nate from every standpoint. If the legislature Angeles re- Island are likely to impose from the Kxaniiner true and expl'ins the diseourag-- nf the ol of monarchy wishes to keep part-contr- over the funds, garding the authorship of Tipporary that generally comes to t)i home Wichman & Co., their will upon the floundering young republic. which appeared in your paper of April steader who grows cane. What is ihej there is a verv simple solution appropriate - J 12 and the Angeles- Examiner ol J aIinir Jewelers !s result? Recently the newspapers pub ' v.-- . 1. s irhe monev for ex?erimental work to be dom April lisnei me saie oi some tau noun-stead- it tne ..Japanese uemanas( m iuu, mus giving The Mr. Harry If. Williams in (pies to John Bu k, one of Hutch thiough the College of Hawaii in conjunction tion, both in London and America, are stocklud-ders- . knowlpdge of the nature of inson Sugar Ooinpan's Hawaii rils first with the federal experiment station. one and the same, as the photos pub- who in turn, no doubt, made them owe these demands. Doubtlfss there will be denials lished in the Los Angeles Examiner, to the plantation. This is the history the Ixndon Sketch and the Music oT much of the homestcading on Ha- t thetiemands a printed, but this paper that are F-- Tndes prove the identity of the man Is to suppose RAISING THE 4. waii. it reasonable the had unquestionable authority in publishing the who wrote the words to 'in the Shade homesteaders would sell their land if of the Old Apple Tree," ' I'm Afraid to they were making a good living from five groups Tokio proposes for dual agreement. Go Home in Dark." "Long. i Although all hope of saving the crew of the the als if t'ertainlv the blame for it does reading of these de-- Long Way to Tipperary." Can two not all rest on the plantation HOMi. Investigation wnl gladly accept any The First National bank of Sacra- needs only a casual e It s.-o;:- submarine F-- 4 is past, by all means the vessel men write the same song words? So ders. although a great deal of it does I niendment that widens the ot mento has provided a "stocking - marids to convince anyone that an agreement why claim there are two Harry H. j the Inquiry, only let it come and pre- rea-son- s, If a lileral contract, something like should be raised. Aside from sentimental Williams. You will also in mind ...... I vent the few of us that are left from room" for the accommodation of Its on the part of China would transfer sovereignty bear l ir kidu i.ai Jin ii. vuMiMtiiiv iiii Secretary Daniels is right in saying that that this is not a claim of authorshij h Phnim.mo nftorar.n t.r ni.nt following the many that have gone t niany female patrens. In it a woman musical comiosition, t! a country where a farmer is not con- - i ran dig up the amount to be denos- - J the operation must be carried through regard but of theme the grower. 4 to the mill and the mill cab commercial and military advisers, original with the comioser. Mrs. : hnva tho nana un flip "rnmiil T!iia sideied an interloper. ited without the fear of any peeping but,.less of cost, in order to ascertain the cause of Smythe Jay. I lav no claim to the kind of an agreement and the refusal A. G. CURTIS. Terns. actual administrative officials in Shan- words. through the accident. If the submarine was lost through on the mill's part t purchase land tung," Manchuria and other provinces, Japau According to the publishers (Hert from a homesteader, homestead inn on some structural weakness, it is highly import- Feldman & Co.). advertising and the Hawaii would not be a failure. would lUj ruling in China as surely as if the newspaper accounts, there seems to You say, Mr. Advertiser, that ant the fact be established. -- it failed further that If be a difference qf..opinJipn asto the "Kuhio traveled' all over the group Elder j&tesmen sat in Peking. composer, ome accounts to rise because of trouble with (the machinery, real saying with Mr. Fisher, then secretary-o- f t've ran-i- t. l) s- ,The of the negotiations is peculiarly Williams tnay Iiav$ writ others :" - ftoress that point must be cleared up. The navv is interior.and heard all the homesteaders - 'i it .tn uncertain: Japan has been reported as waiving that Jack Jjudge wmte; it 'and the pnl! and small farmers and plantation rmtn about to make substantial additions to its sub- Ushers clainrthey are all part compos- agers had to say." Yes, Kuhio did rU " w a numbed of the demand?. These repot la met: ers. The article in the Motion Picture and that is how, I believe, that he marine fleet. It cannot afford. to ignore any 9 pi innde with, much emphasis immediately after Xews of January states clearly that found out that the homesteader in the xou an Uwn 'lessons that experience mav offer. New York Jack Judge, the former qf the three, territory is not prospering and the t lie United despatched polite note of is responsible for the comiosition. t states a World. reason of it and further that it would inquiry! Tokio Japan at once disclaimed any Why is it that the publishers don't be a very hard matter to get any one come out and contradict these differ- on the islands independent enough to A Five Room Bungalow intentiqnof seeking'unfairly to control China. ent opinions? Why are they noncom- as mi. a ? i x a i i i act arbitrator for those interested ii: " mittal regarding the music theme' is something Kuhio Yet Chinese, alarm and resentment sineejl.en . ' Here else that J"" They seem to stand mate regarding heard at the Fisher hearing, th.it Gov have' r rather Uhan-dinli- ni ,was present, ine'rd -- ha ..,.1 is xiio militia bill Tvnicn lias iiassed tno sla at 4.9K.c3iHea$UyrecfcftUe tUevdif-- f Recommended lo- - the ;cJfflnciitUn;fee r.iorenas: America .Has' shown do liurther Tgn cavai land biani that Benate and is in the hands of a house commit- ference between the introduction and deed3 be givn the Waiakea Mill the end of tieTaimuKi car line. : the verse of Tipperary as old rights-of- - c f possible inten'ehtioh. President . yuan has familiar Company for camp sites and airs of an Irish jig and "The Wearing v 1t VArV' Vrtivv !clntir1 AJvio1l Tf 10 ter. That committee should report it out as way for their railroads over the gov- as possible. one of the bills that of the Green" revised. . ernment land under lease to the Wai- affcti 'assume" tuatJapan' is steadily gaininff J1)" It is I regret very much that my "Yaki akea Mill. Company and whose lease 1 lOHfilltf lie put through WltllOll needless delav, ma march was introduced to the pub was to expire in five years. Under 5. ,UIrmin1 n,w,n - m iittt-aaivc- lic In this form. The. march com this 30 years' lease the territory had (ratable -, , , y and f cojiij . .- ; insisted upon the ut plete of which Tipperary chorus is been receiving the sum of 3 cents s To do this, Japan has ier 1 r -- my trio, is a mined of musical acre per annum i lan'tation, 8' ,lot .ji t&xfoi -- un- Col. Georcre llarvev has fallen out with march and the i:inrti'l iM.f, TM 1 most secrecyi: A despatch from Peking range and written in the rondo grade, it has been claimed, could hive paid j n ms Daniels and hands secretary of Ibubtedly genuine, since it was allowed to ap-.;JosePI- the taking a little over one octave. Ron In dividends some years, if they so de- foot. naively il the navy n few stiff jolts in the latest issue of do music is usually classed among the sired, 100 per cent pear ,in; Japanese papers rather better grades. I presume this is why The reason for recommending that The North American Review. will be re Co.- - luminates this point: . v , It the chorus of Tipperary apiealed to deeds be given to W. M. for these the great tenor, John. McCormack. Did valuable rights was that the W. M. Co. i V: - - called that the last man Col. llarvev fell out PEKING, , China, March 29.- Despite the fre-- a The Price is $1800 - anyone ever hear of Jack Judge as would pay for the land and place iU quent warnings of the Japanese minister to the with and berated was elected president. composer prior to 1911 and 1912? The camp sites In a sanitary condition ', of Chinese government that, the proceedings the publication of Tipperary seems along-i- n Governor Frear's re be- first Further 'negotiations kept absolutely - should be secret to have been his initial bow to the) port he had sid that the chief source; tween both , parties only, the proceedings; each time ! j - The action of the Italian government forbid public in the composer world. He is of contagious diseases that threaten reported iff "Ehgllsh papers . here in detail ) are the known as a concert hall singer. His ed the -- public came from plantation, and' are subsequently translated . in the Chinese ding the publication of news of military opera- up personality Is easily recognized and i camps. It was further brought out at i papers, Which are making use of them In stirring tions April 1; is perhaps as conclusive an would be very hard to duplicate. the hearing that the Waiakea Mill' ' popular4 -- The after mlndsiLgalirstnheiregotlatlons. you your space, administra-Your- s Japan-- . Thanking for Company under a former , Ustenj Chinese authorities thua. never to the. indication as any of Italy's preparedness for very truly, ( to -- tion hsd acouired title their mill - warnings, use of ; 1 ese mmistera bnt irather. make war. rsew worm. MRS. SMYTHE JAY. site and valuable water rights. This them in favor oX, their country., lors The Original Composer of the Theme matter was brought to Mr. Fisher's at It islo Japan's interest 0 keep the demands Used in the Chorus of Tipperary. tention, as Is now mentioned, to show j powerful sugar - negotiations secret for two reasons, be- As the 1915 session draws nigh unto a close, the influence has oi. DIAMONDS and PLANTATIONS AND SMALL these islands when it sways no less cause, publication of the demands in detail will we are afraid those who confidently predicted PLANTERS. a man than our chief executive, a SltS man of unimpeachable integrity, whose Vieira Jewelly Co., Ltd., a scrap between the legislative and executive 113 H. - show the world the extent to which China will Kurtlstown, Hawaii, April 15, 1913. only excuse for his action wis that Hotel Street Honolulu. T. bo subjected to. Japanese control and commer- branches of this great commonwealth are Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. the Waiakea people would put their doomed to disappointment. Sir: Hearty congratulations. Prince camps in sanitary condition. The lack cial exploitation; and second, because if Japan Kuhjo, It's very refreshing to have of so doing by a private individual can succeed in keeping from her own people a' man come out in the open and tell would have landed him in jail. knowledge qf what his honest convictions are with- Mr. Fisher wa3 a man of discern ! these demands in detail, she Pessimist the chap who legisla j the knows the out regard for the awful consequences nient and the homesteaders who aj Henry Wat crhouse TrustCo., can "save her face" if she is forced by external ture is going to raise the territorial income tax, that may come from not thinking and peered before him had reason to bt had in fea-urr- acting exactly as sugar interests want lieve that he remained office some . s.' pressure to waive of the important and after the session hopes to be able to say, him to do. No doubt an overwhelm- he would have helped them sidve their Limited. - - ing majority of the people n these problems. . told you so." "I believe as does, but are When the Hawaiian Sugar Planters islands Kuhio ' Arid this last reason is a very weighty one not in a position to say it that a re Association was making the fight in sugar ' with Japan just now. .There is restiveness in J The Mexican general reported killed by the organization of methods by the large Washington against free it was FURNISHED plantation interests should be made stated by its representatives that it (he monarchy dissatisfaction with a to five bullet- - ; 'island itsikick of horse. was found have and not until this is done will real courted the fullest investigation of its 235. Oahu Ave., Manoa bedrooms $83.00 world-Jhole- many and had nothing to conceal. " 1 imitationsintense ambition for more s in him. , The Mexican horses must he of prosperity come to the and not business 12--.- Kinau St 3 40.00 ! the few. And now when the homesteader aften 2.'68 Rooke St., Ptumui 4 " 75.00 action ; "Japan demands room for expansion, a ieculiarly deadly variety. . many adverse! The Advertiser under date of April struggling year3 under Waihiki . . " 40.00 more 14 says editorially with this caption,! circumstances claims the mills are not M.".noa 4 " 60.00 Her people clamor ior "a vigorous peo Jones St.. "Serious Blunder Threatens:" "Kuhio treating him fairly and asks the 16or Anapuni St S " .. T.0.00 policy". with China! Plainly, this means for Reading some recent specimens, we agree a legislative commit pie whom the H. S. P. A. told thev appeared before 2?.2K Liloa Pise. Manoa 2 " ".0.00 whap he wants in'China, bluntly the philosopher who pronounced the tee yesterday and urged the passage had nothing to conceal, to come her " " Japaato take with Congress judge matter they loudly pro Kinau and Makiki Sfs :.0 of a resolution requesting to and the 1i:,o Young Sf 2 " 37..' and with force if .necessary. poems of the female more deadly than the male. send a congressional committee to Ha test agiinst thi3 being done. - investigate The people behind House Resolution 'Japan is forced 4b aiye some of the rid waii to the relationship be If tween the small farmers and the plan- - No. before the hour.e, askina; for this rthe;6tithoxne learn of it However, there is much to be thankful for. UNFURNISHED there .will be an tinsuppressible surge of pro- The Cucaracha slide has hot done it for some 2116 Lanahuli Drive. Manoa 3 bedrooms. .$43.00 which might' even overthrow the Okuma time. Chicago Daily News. 1546 King St 2 . 30.00 test, . - 1328 Kinau St. apan,- foreseeing the possi- . 4.'..00 ministry.'4 Henee . For Sale 220". McKinley St 3 bility that she de- Vou may make, you may publish tralTie laws 1877 Kalakaua Ave .3 . 20.00 1901 Young St 3 . 25.00 home dissatis-factiW'brmakin- g speed-fiend- s ON EASY TERMS. mands of CMiaawishesto avert if you will he unconcerned will 1126 King St . 50.00 the' people 12U". Wilhelmina Piise 3 . 27.au Japanese think shatter them still. j Lots 75x150 feet. filled. Cor Wilder Ave. and Alexander Sst 2 30.00 demands have been 2015 2 30.00 all of her i Corner lots .5500 Oahu Ave. Manoa V This is acnte diplomacy; but it was conceived Xuuanu water problem solves itself for a 1317 Makiki St :$ . 30.00 able journalists of few of ? Inside Los .$450 Cor. Mokauea and Colburn Sts 3 15.00 without reckoning with, the minutes with the thnelv assistance 2144 Lanihuli Drive 3 45.00 newspapermen $100 Cash Balance in 2 27.50 China; vi British and American some ram. 1414 Thuiston Ave 7"2 Wyllie 4 50.0 finding out the-nttur- e Monthly Paynents. St. and Puunui Ave there were not long in 12.1 Lunalilo St 3 45.00 giving them to the world, It should be emphasized that the legislators 1313 Makiki St 3 30.00 of the demands and in Palolo Ave. in pretty definite reallv make laws much than thev plav Apply to 2130 Kam. Ave.. Manoa 3 40.00 piecemeal at first, but finally better Adams Lane 3 35.00 ball. Lower Manoa road and Hillside 2 37.50 form; : And then began the Mendonca tract, Liliha St 3 20.00 5000-wor- d appeal the Co., such, as: the Guardian Trust Ltd. Kcwalo St. 3 40.00 v : Charitv. excuses a lot of things,' even errors Stangenwald Bid":., Merchant t" V? St, president, A-- the Chinas only present h6pe is;Kat United in a benefit baseball game. 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a quick heat when a slow fire in a second freedom from work, reducing vour fuel and where you want it. a quick one in the worry, trouble, heat bill. same length of time. and dirt. perlect satisfaction. no coal to carry in, a match, and a match the modern and easy no ashes to carry out. only, for kindling. way of keeping house. Hot is comings Before it arrives 44 let our cour- The Summer One Honolulu lady says:

Nancy r,;,v was a dimpled miss teous representative call" so that YOUR kitchen will be as (.I"t the sort vou'd like to kiss!) She earned her living by making akes; She baked for weddings, and she :rtt cool, and YOUR housework simplifiedas is the case with baked for wakes! Ib:t her cocking stove was the ban" of her soul lir it burned up the wood and ate up riM,t? thousands of other Honolulu housewives. the coal If soib-- hr fingers and scon lied her dough ; She lost her I rule and she lust her beau! 0 So she calbd on the ph'one. 4 2 4" My ex- our to be fully with our Kvexy woman should read her meter. doing so she knows We want all customers satisfied service And in a few minutes there arrived actly what nor Mil should bo. Correctly reading your meter docs and any inforrrat.on desired will be cheerfully and promptly given. at the door Rtead away with doube when the charge for service used is presented; it It is our desire to make, our service a "perfect service" and the A classy gas range and a handsome also enables you to detect waste. only way to bring this about i? for you to cooperate with us. If young man. Who sold her the stove on the In- .i 0 Your If you don t know how to reaad your meter (and m;;ny don't) you're in any way dissatisfied with our service let us know. That's stallment plan! we'll send an expert to your house who will give you full fh" only way any d fiiculty can bo adjusted. It was neat and clean mads liQo- - Meter work a snap She earned oodles of money and mar- ried the chap. "This is the life," said Nancy (lav. "FOR I COOK WITH GAS. AND MY WORK LS PLAY!"

.. (Second prize winner In recent " i ' ; :;.; Gus . Lttdl contest.) . mpainiy t V.: "You will be pleased with our service." !:: ,( rt In 'il'r f ,. - r : 1 TOO1 3 .'V f?fii " I. ill. I V i IfMlIf 'f-r- i .V t ) It.- - xr I . ''); ':: M. eral of these concerns will expire very chine' for such corporate work is ergy, she led us over every difficulty! Air. and Mrs. Dye, Mr. and' Mrs.. WELL-KNOW- N PACIFIC shoitly and they have informed the only possible under wise and enthusi- on to success after success, until now Lalester, Mrs. rnd Miss Tltompion, ' j ier-mesh- COAST CYCLIST KILLED circle that they will do no more ad- astic leadership. there is not a district or street in Ho- Mr. and Mrs. Jelf, Miss Mirka - vertising in this form. One of the Those of us who were nart of that nolulu that has not felt the influence Miss B. White, Miss. r. tron't-i.i-r- . . g i by Wireless.) worst abuses incident to the billpost-in- little Kilohana Clnlj realize how our j of this circle.- - Miss Irene Hughes liss V. Associated Press Fd. fill-- busmess in Honolulu, she added, piesident in an unconuuon way r?miih. Miss Lcnesdale, the M sses NEWARK, N. J.. April 13. Floyd -- j 4 is the retaining on boards and build- filled Swell's description of the wo WELCOME PARTY FOR H oiling and Messrs. . and G. Hugh MacFarland, a prominent bicyejo ings of dead signs and the posting ol man born to command, "The reason es, H. Gunther. H. Raphiel. diaries rider of the Pacific coast, was k lied y ' unpaid-fo- r signs to mike it look as if firm, the temperate will, endurance, H. E. M'TIGHE AND BRIDE Sleeper, J. Hollinger. A. Waiker, L. in a light here last night with David the boards were being liberally patron- foresight, strength and skill" for K. Myrcs, R. Dyer. C A. Richards, Lantlnberg, a confectioner, a largo classic neighborhood, including Wini Luncheon at Country Club ized. there hve been many hard knocks to Mrs. and Mrs. V. McTighe and Mas-- J crowd witnessing the blow that drop- fred Pike Emory and Miss Wlnne. H. V.. McTishe and bride, who re Jane Mrs. Thurston was profuse in her endure, much need of constructive ter C. McTighe. The: bride and grcom j ped the bicyclist dead. Sums Up In co- turned on the Wilhelmjia, were hon-- i Progress Mrs. James propounded a clever praise of the work which the circle imagination to foresee, strength for were tne recipients of many beautiful anti-billboar- or guests at a welcome home porty at : nundrum pertaining to Pacific Heights. has done in its d fight. work and skill to harmonize beautifying City real hard McTighe homo, ' Young gifts. Mrs. Livingston Watrous was respon She declared that this island is too. many diverse elements. the irlanda," Tha navy department has placed'tn sible for a bright acrostic, referring to small and the scenery too grand to So that it is with admiration and fctreet, Friday evening Among thos order for 250,000 feet of Ohio lumber, (Py An Outdoor Circle Member.) Brink-worth- . the (in)famous fence surrounding the be marred by bill boards. are affectionate anpreciation that we older present were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Holding, the young violin 14 by 14, with the Pahoi Lumber Com- and sixty -- B One hundred ladies, ecb palace grounds. .Mrs. Williamson's co- trying to make this a city beautiful,' members would pledge our president: Mr. and Mrs. G. Evans, Mr. ist who accompanied Madame Nordica pany. The lumber will be used tor one labeled with her name, sat down nundrum anent the proposed Circle you your and Mrs. L. F. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. I. cu her last visit to Honolulu, died at keel blocks at the Pearl Harbor dry-de- c j she slid in conclusion, "and to do but before asking to lift in beautifully decorated lanal ot v- - the Drive was amply illustrated by a fine this we have to do away with glasses I Miss Damon Scharlin, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Balester. Providence. It. I., April 4. .fc ' the Country Club on Saturday to a these will sk in the (.?. drive made at the moment by one ot ugly signs. We are going to keep eter- n'me of the new memlwrs and our luncheon in honor of the organiier ot j the golfers close at hand. nally at this billboard business until whole to our president, the Outdoor Circle, Miss Frances Law ! circle tcast A Palama limerick by Mrs. Webb ultimate success crowns our efforts Mrs. Lowrey. At place wa ajwell-go- t ! rnce. each was' enthusiastically received as was and we have indeed a 'city beautiful.' " This Miss Damon did verv ! I ten, up booklet containing the bylaws ' Yesterday Dead Forget It Lin-dema- n is membership also a short jingle from Mrs. F. J.. Mrs. Cox again So much for what and list of the Circle and we done. we are now TOMORROW DOESN'T EXIST DON'T WORRY! V slip on which was printed of Pawaa and a few words from have For what There is a story told of Giotto that a a' verse by Mrs. Mrs. doing Mrs. F. J. Lowrey alone can be when pope, wishing to to by; Mrs, Arthur G. Smith, which was Alewa Hendricks. Crane the invite TODAY IS HERE USE IT! - song spokesman and v sung by all with great lusto: then favored us with a descrip- the she has earned the Rome the most skilful painters of the -- x tive of KaimukL right to speak by her valiant work. time, sent his messenger to bring ex-- 1 , of We you to us and we want to know you better. Hawaii lis thee. a fellow sing of thing's Giotto taking want know better Sweet island In the sea. Mrs. Ashford then read a cute jin "Let the little amples of their work. - gle which created laughter. he cares about if a fellow fights for the up a piece of paper with one flourish i Of the I sin if. WRITE PHONE CALL. Mrs. L. A. Thurston's billboard lim- little things he cares about." of his hand drew a circle which seems . Land JaibUcus cKarm, . ... erick was as follows: Mrs. Lowrey's paper to have convinced his holiness of his . Land. of the royal palm, followed and OUR SERVICE IS YOUR SERVICE - "There once was a billboard commit- was listened to with great interest. superiority. For peaceful days and calm . VSvv ANY TIME ANY WAY ANYWHERE We arrange trips and excursions v tee, Mrs. Lowrey said the circle to- So today we who i Muv : Our thanks we bring ... that celebrate the artist i- -' During of, Said to dealers from town to Makiki: day is 300 strong and then asked what drew together ihis circle. of every description. the discussion the courses - the guests listened with great pleas ) 'Ton cannot afford the organization is going to stand for" Mr3. Frear nad written a toast in 'j : ! ' r.re to various Jingles, descriptive of To stiy on the board, She suggested that the following slo- her honor which, "s Mrs. Frear to her PARADISE TOURS CO. got gan adopted for summer : regret the beauties or trials of the different So the dealers off wikiwiki." be this and our own, could not be with Al.lricli, Hall & Warner Unicta and Hotel Sta. districts of Honolulu. t Mrs. Cox 0s toastmisiress now took "First Plenty oi water. us, was read by Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Lewis led off with a heart- charge, introducing the matter by "Second Good roads throughout the Two dainty children in gorgeous cos- felt song of the joys of living in Manoa quoting from Emerson: business district first. , tume of king and queen of valley. She was ably assisted by dif- - "It has been a favorite study ot "Third A sidewalk law that can be entered bearing wands, one tipied ferent enthusiastic dwellers in that modern philosophy to indicate the enforced and then enforce it." with a beautiful pink hibiscus, which steps of human progress first watch Deep down in every woman's heart was presented to Mrs. Iowrey; the the rising of a thought in one man's there is always a big desire to im- other, a lovely white, named in honor mind (Miss Lawrence's idea); second, prove things, to clean things up and "the Outdoor Circle," which passed the communication of it to a few (the after that to beautify, the speaker said. Into the jH)98ession of Miss Lawrence. Every Wife sicred seven) a small minority; She then called attention to the fact A verse by Kaiherine M. Yates was third, its expansion and general re- that before the circle can do anything red at this time. ception till it publishes itself to the permanent it first must clean up the The festivities were then brought to Knows world by destroying the existing laws city. She advocated an annual clean-u- a close by Mrs. Weight singing a very and institutions and the generation of day. at which time every property clever adaptation of Kipling's "On the The well-fe- d man new" (the Outdoor Circle and its owner would be compiled to either Road to Mandaiay." work). Mrs. Arthur G. Smith respond- remove his fences or put them in per-fec- t The address of .Miss. Francos l.av makes a happy ed with "The History of the Circle,' order. She spoke with warm ap- rence. in who33 honor the affair wa husband. cleverly written in the meter of Hia- proval of the work of Superintendent given, was. in part, as follows: watha.' " of Public Works Forbes in putting the "I thank you lor the honor you have sec- grounds in Car- I follows a Then Mrs. Cox, proposing the alace order after the done me tod'y. do not deserve 1t, Satisfaction ond toast. "Our Achievements," said: nival. Aside from the improvement oi for I have done r.one of the work breakfast of You have heard the story of our birth the palace grounds, .Mrs. Lowrey urgeu Howev-er- , I want to say that I am and growth, now listen to the tale of the following other improvements: proud to have had ven the smallest our achievements again drawing on Tree planting in the Auwaiolimu dis- part in starting this trreat movement BILLION-BUBBL- E" Ixmgfellow trict, vacant lets, the rechristening ot for a more beautiful Honolulu. THE" "I myself myself behold me, the old Fort street school on May 3, "We who work with little children Tis the Outdoor Circle speaking. improvement of ivipiolani park, a road can appreciat? better than anyone else Come, ye ladies, come and hear me!" from upper Puunui to Nuuanu valley. the relation of environment t the Mrs. Thurston's response was a re- In proposing the fourth toast the hvsical and i;if r.U welfare of the peo- cital of results. toastmistress said. 'When the ancient ple. Mrs. Thurston called attention to prophet described the blessed land he " This meeting today takes me back the work which the circle has done showed the advanced state of pros- to the weekly meetings of the first ex toward beautifying Kalakaua avenue, perity by the vivid phrase: 'Your old ecutive committee three years ago. No say saying that the members went ahead men shall dream dreams and your one but the members of that commit- And most folks with their efforts in spite of frequent young mm shall sec visions." Have tee wiii ever know the rr.r.ny obstacles they're nice for lunch. criticism. She spoke at length on its we not arrived at that happy state?'' and difficulties, the daily, hourly dis- work of improving public grounds in Mrs. Hobdy then told of entrancing couragements this committee had t i Always ready to serve. all parts of the city, laying special visions of future achievements. meet. stress on Queen Emma park and the The fifth toast and the first to be "But our . chairman, Mrs. Lowrey, Always welcome. manner in which it has been improved drunk standing was the following: was equ:il to the tusk. She saw in ev- nd maintained during the past two "Now that we have gloried in our ery difficulty a challenge. She met ev- years. accomplishments and nerved our spir ery disappointment, no nntter how Sold by Grocers. There are bnt 12 concerns, she said, its for the work in hmd and dipped great, by two encouragements a little r stilLxarrying on billboard advertising into the future, it is time to take ac- greater. By her enthusiasm, her dis in , IIoaoluliL The contracts of count pf the 'very pulse of the ma interested purpose, her nnbounding en allfGrdcers '-- -. For Sale j- at . . .. . BIX IlnNYU.n.r STAR Rn.I.ETIX. MnXHAY. APWL 9, VM

Honolulu Stock Exchangt Your Selection Monday April 19. j Pure Hioul'J nut U; trovf-rnfi- ,y the size of the Com- Food MERCANTILE. Bid. Asked. VvrAll lLliftll JJlLVv tiu of business transacted, nor Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd. pany, amount MW includes C. Brewer Co frit-mis- . ele- th' patron;!' of Neither is a vital SUGAR. 1 list ment of x -- NO SUBSIDY FOR DEISEL ENGINES SHERIDAN COMES H.iik i Sugar H; Airri 21 ' Ice v- A- - Cream Insurance that Satisfies Ha S :n i i - Hja. Co A-- A Lift- Insurance Policy is a CONTRACT FOR H BOATS WITH MANILA which at $1.50 i Honokaa Siiar Ci JAPANESE S. S. i gallon no br-twM'- You and the Company. Hfr:oiiiii S'i.ir "( longer a luxury. Hiitf hinsc.n Sugar I". Co " We deliver to tore and reai-denc- e. K a I. m k u Plantation (': 14 Get the Best Contract K kaha S.r.-a- r Co. lf'.ti Li PROPOSED CARGO wholesale and retail. Send name, and address for information K li ,i S',:ir ( o IS aire i r to New Policies of .M Pryd- - S ,L-a- Ltd as the the O.if.i: S 1; a r (' 21 2 T!h dissolution of th- - Japanese That at kast two r.ow ?tamh:i'S The t n ted states arm tr.ns(nrtj i a : i Si;ar '" I.rd an-H- t to the Anierit aiian 'Sheridan, saiiins from Manila last ' without t.ikiiii; artiu on L'rantint. fnter Siig.ir dit - 111 r I in- New England iiriia .,. (t - l.lf a:iu lu.t) hf ihmumuiu uiiu .uii Mutual ( 1 riaa i p. siiiisui: to tamshii iiiI 're't'l srrlir Honolulu Dairymen's Paauha Sm t'acinc will le jproi'iif(i ty neisei t'n - co. is rporieu larrvii: a i.irn .juan- i: Mil! inp to j Life Insurance Company Pa ir S;ar from .lai.au the east of ines ig thp rejM,rt hrouidht to liono - 'tity of Philippine products, as a re Association Paia Plan Co . . IMMl State-- , - fiein-ral through 'he Pana j lulu with the arrival the freighter u!t cf the elYorts of lovernor Phona 1542 lVp. k-- d Suijar (' ma ami has s- -t l.aek the turtin Arizonan. Harrison for the relief of an acute P;mi-- t . i. Mill Co. .. of su h lines. to the opinion Georpp R. 1 earlorn. 1'resident of congesticn of freight at island iHrts 102 Waialu.i Aiiri Co. 1"' an-h'- a line, is The Phi'lipitine is said t in shipi in !es This opinion is ( the Ameri waiian execui.ve Co 1 4 ' Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Waihikii Supar hv a letter received by ported to have announced the early have made strong representations to Co Waina:ial') Sucar the San Frai.( Chamber of Com-- , onstruction of new cargo carriers Wasliington' for assistance. The at- Fire, Life, Marine, Automobile and Waimea Sugfir Mi!! Co. . io . men e from C.ns'il-Genern- l Georee hieh will he specially fitted ti trai.s-H- tention f the miHtHry authorities MISCELLANEOUS. Accident Insurance Agents Sfidmore at. Yokohama. Trie let- j port large ouantities of lumber The was called to the departure of trans- pfd . Haiku F. 6 P Co, .. ter follows: .vessels will be of a new type to ac- - ports from Manila with an abund- Haiku F. & P. Co., Com. In reply to your letter of the !nh commodate this class of cargo. Much ance of cargo space. The warehouses Haw. Co 17." ' Elec. ultimo on the above subject, I have space will he saved to freight by the at Manila. Cebti and lloilo were re- Haw. Irr. Co Ltd to inform you that, although previous i installation of the Peisel type of pro ported filled with stit;ar and hemp. Co 34 ! Haw. Pineapple to the recent dissolution of the impe- - pulsion machinery. President Pitt of the Manila Cham- Hilo R. R Co.. Pfd rial Japanese diet there was a rumor The keels for the new vessels have ber of Commerce received much en- 1 Broken Lenses Co Hilo IIv .i- p Coin...... that the three principal Japanese been laid at an Kast coast shipbuild-steamshi- couragement from Washington when - 1 Hoiio. 1!. K- M Co . . 3 14 replaced prompt and accurate work. Alexander L"l. lines, the Nippon Yuson ing yard. The freighters are expect-Kaisha- . the plan to utilize the government (ias Co.. I'fcJ 11:0 Factory on premises. Hon. the Osaka Shosen Kaisha and j pd to be ready to go into commission transports was proposed. MO Special lenses ground to In- Hon. Gas Co., Com the Toyo Kisen Kaisha. wpre each 'the latter part of the year, The Sheridan is expected to make ordr. A.-- cluding & H.ii. IL T. L. ('o ... - at Nagasaki, TOPIC and KUYPTOK forma. trying to obtain a subsidy for a ser- T,, tion is mai.e that the its accustomed call Q r S. N. . l.'.O rreii 2 S Intf Co.. it: j Japan. If it is well filled with Phil- vice through the Panama canal. et American-Hawaiia- . line will become Mutual T-l- Co pass-- j ippine products, Japanese coal when the diet dissolved without ;t fa( tf,r in the lumber-ca- n vins; trade little Baldwin (Jahu Rv K-- Land 'o. . . 1 10 Some men hav ing the subsidy bill for the year H'l' eariy in will be taken at that iort. Heretofore to be prodded a lit- PuhanK Rulilir Co the attempt to establish such a ser- - W. vessels in the army transport service Limited. Riibl)(-- r Is N. tle, before the"! I Tanjonp ()!ok Co. vice was given up. have been tilled to capacity with fuel A. Sanford lo anything worth 1 BONDS. No absolute information can be ob- supplied at Japan. OPTICIAN while though af- Sugar Factors Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s... tained from the companies as regards MM0U NOTES The congestion at Manila is due i Botton Building, Fort Street Haw. C. & S. Co. fa j terwards they Ye the establishment of such a service mainlv to the lack of tonnage to Over May & Gs S'J Co. glad they were, Haw. Irr. Co. H HI i i if i - oarry output from the Philip Commission Merchant WUIOIIL UJH in fZV r iiitjji rtin- Taking 2000 tons of sugar at Hilo. the and did! Haw. Ter. 4s. Ref. 1905.. any informa- pines. .Most of the foreign vessels sidy, but should further .Matson steamer Wilhelmina re Saving and Insurance Agents Haw. Ter. la, Pub. Imp.. will im- ,the heretofore employed in this service money tion come to hand this office turned to Honolulu yesterday. regularly is cer- Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s.. mediately notify you thereof. have been commandeered since the tainly worth while, Haw. Ter. 4Vfcs beginning of the European war. The schooner Muriel loaded l.l.Coo - so won't you con- Aegnte Haw. Ter. 2ts Great Northern in Hard Luck. Many of the freight carriers now- for i -- sacks of sugar at Mahukona. and sider Hilo R. R. Co. 6s Is. 01 pur- - passing through Honolulu with heavy this a little & Sugar The hard Juck which has been Tues "pro;r Hawaiian Commercial Hilo R.R.Co. K.&H.Con.6s sailed for San Francisco last cargoes for Siberia and North China and "start Co. sums the steamships of the Great d'lV Savings Honokaa Sug. Co. Company were regular In the Philippin- Now!" Cs.... Northern Pacific Steamship ' carriers Haiku Sugar Company. Hon Gas Co.. Ltd. "s. . . . MoU ! .! ...111m. 1. e-New York trade until the out since us inauguration iuii m, Seventy-eigh- t head of cattle were & . u Hon. R. T. L. Co. Cs. M3 B.-,.- ... m. break of hostilities. The Sheridan is BANK OF HAWAII Paia Plantation. uie compauj s ..a.uK .u i)ruURnt to the port t,f. island Kauai Ry. Co. Gs 1I0V2 $200.0110 frm due at Honolulu about May 4. LTD. Maui Agricultural Company. neighborhood of for repairs ()f MawaU hy tw Intf,r.,slaiuI steam. McUryde Sugar Co. ."s.. loo to the passenger express steamship Hawaiian Sugar Company. " i., Savings Department Mutual Td. Cs 1U3 (Jreat Northern, according to marine ' Mrs. E. L. Poole. Miss Vera Poole. I). Kahuku Plantation Company. Oahu Ry. & Land Co. 5s. . 102 103 experts. One of of the I N. Poole. Miss M. Priest. Miss S. the turbines Tho Sfatps rr,,isPr Maryland THE von HAMM-YOUN- Q McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. Oahu Sugar Co. 6s 103 I rnit., Priest, J. H. Ramey. Mrs. J. J. Rob- CO, .... vessel was badly damaged on its last th f hlinlrpda of visit- - LTD, Sugar Co. Cs inson and infant, Robinson, Rev. Honolulu Kahului Railroad Company. Olaa trip toward Flavel and it became ora vBt.pHjlv Tho vps:(., hp John Agenta Pacific G. & P. Co. 102 103 ' M. N. L. Rockey, Mra. M. N. L. Roc-ke- y, Railway ComDany. 6s.. necessary for the company to bring coaled today. Pacific Sugar Mill Co. Cs expert turbina men from Cramps, Miss H. RockjeyJas. G. Rough, 'lKau'al Fruit Land Co, Ltd ; Mrs Jas. G. Rough5lrs. K. M. Saw-tell- e Pioneer Mill Co. 5s 100 Philadelphia. to repair the damage. wltH irnrn Ja nan thp Tanflnese Honolua Ranch. San Carlos Milling Co. 6s 100 and child, C. Schobl. C. J. Shirk. C. Lucey. marine superintendent of 6teamer Kaifuku Maru has arrived at Waialua Agri. Co. 5s 100 . . . . the company, is en route from New Lieut. R. L- - Stevens., S. Tannkvist, KahuluJ The vegsel ,oaded lt8 cargo Mrs. S. Tannkvist and infant. Miss ork to inspect and superintend the Qf Mojj Bank : aia-- j fuel at Tannkvist, Nils Tannkvist, Miss of 30 Elsa sALLS Between boards repairs, which will take about 30 days IO2V2; 130 4a, Astrid Tannkvist, Rev. J. N. Thomas, lua Pioneer l.r.,to complete. y The steamer Wailele returned yes-terda- Olaa 30 H. C & s. c: Mrs. J. N. Thomas. H. Veek, R. II. Bishop & Co. C; ' morning. from Hawaii with Honolulu ; .", Mrs. R. H. Wardeli." R. H. Session Sales o Rwa 21 10, Warden. LIMITED Freighter Filled With Case Oil. 8400 sacks of sugar and several hun- BANKERS 20. la Oahu Sug Co. 21l; 8 Pioneer The big Rritish freighter Netherby Whitfield, Mrs. R. Miss dred head of sheep. Evelyn Whitfield, Norman Whitfield, P. H. BURNETTB . De-poait- a, 2:V2; 0 Oahu Sug. Co. 21 . Pay 4 yearly on Savings Hall steamed to a berth at the feder of California today, following! B. G. Woolf,;rip Seung Tsz, Miss F. Commissioner Oteda for 'Issues K. N. ft K. Letter! of compounded twice al quarantine wharf T,1P phnpr A n Tohnon has and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC. Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. a visit from Dr. F E. Trotter and J. Bishop, G. W. Colton, Y. Iwasakl, Annually. discnarged about 2000 tons of coal H. Matstida, N. Nag -- Mrs. N. Na- - Draws Mortgages. Detds Bills of Credit and Travelers' Check test, 4.S83 cents, or $97.70 per ton. 1 lie jjuuiic iieaiiu oiiiLiais. vwnei at Port Allen. It sailed Saturday for B. K. 8ale, Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for had not been fumigated within fhe gami, Mrs. Reich, Smith. Miss available throughout the world. Port Tewnsend in ballast. - the District Courts. 79 MERCHANT prescribed time limit. The Netherby M. Snyder, B. Tchagar, A. MTracey- Yvooawara, u. rrenen. STREET. HONOLULU. Phone 1848. Hall left Philadelphia with a large The Japanese steamer Kaikuku tm shipment of case oil for delivery to lartin Grune Sugar 4.885cts tarii from the Oripnt is at Kahului Following is a list Of sugar await- points along Korean and China fire-bric- be-coas- t. REAL ESTATE the to deHver cement and k ing shipment on Kauai; - Sug Lu' vessel Into Kekaha BAGGAGE INSURANCE The steamed the fpre 8aiHng for the coast. ar Company. K. K?"B? 2S0O bags; Cable by way or . - Transfers Beets Pacific the Panama ca'.al. Mill, 1300; Gay & Robinson, Honolulu Construction 89 2350 Waimea A A. Co- ; Merchant St. Tel. The Netherby Hall will be given 450, --- Dravina- m w Ltd. To cal, at gland portg to compiete Sugar Company, 46,-23- 7; - j. tons of coal before continuing 4200; Hawaiian at Lowest Rates bunker oading 110oo tons of sugar for New McBryde Plantation, 21,937; Ko- - 63 Queen 8L v. voyage to e r Henry Waterhousi Trust its the Orient. It mayiYork the American-Hawaiia- n freight-leav- 39.290; Phone 4931 C, port early tomorrow morning. loa Plantation. Lihue Planta- C. G. BOCKUS. er Arlzonan sailed for Port Allen yes-- tion, 22,406; Makee Sugar Company, Ltd. report today had it that there aro terday. f 7322. I a a Hrvo tA m 1300: Kilauea Plantation, Authorized Agent for Hawaii for Members Honolulu 8toek and Bond mil1UUI111IUU9nit rr Ulrf war U lo V 1 VJ tho DU4U,1ctoo ar t TO ADVERTISE IN First Preferred Stock of Pacific Gas Exchange. to be sent to Russia. Cables received in this city state BY AUTHORITY. IF YOU WI3H & Electric Company of California. Fort and Merchant Canadian-Australasia- NEWSPAPERS C. Co. Street that tho n liner Brewer & Inter-Islan- d Telephone 1208 The steamer Mikahala 8aued Friday from Sydney SEALED TENDERS. Anywhere, at Any Time, Call oa 2784. O. Makura ocT Phone P. Box 642 from Maui and Molokai ports brought by way Writa j (Limited) Hawaii Sugar Report. for Honolulu the of Auckland Office, 503 Stangenwald Bldg. sugar for transhipment to the coast Suva. Sealed will be up P. T. Phillips reports the - -- - and tender received H. C. DIKE'S ADVERTISING Purser 12 ra., on day T following sugar awaiting shipment on to the 30th of April, AGENCY SUGAR FACTORS, Remaining at port 48 hours, 1915, Office Clerk of Hawaii: Olaa 17,500, Waiakea 12,000. the at the of the the 124 Sansome Street ; San Francisco COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AGENTS WANTED Nere-u- s 8, 17.-00- the United States naval collier City and County of Honolulu, Room INSUR-ANC- E Mill Sugar Co. 8HIPPING and Hawaii 1880. Hilo for Norfolk by way of Mclntyre Onomea 9118, Pepeekeo 10,300, steamed the building, for furnishing the CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD. AGENTS. Panama yesterday morning. The Ne-reu- s following road equipment, for imme- fO0O. 20,400. Laupa-noejio- e Importers best lumber and building Honomu Hakalau SITUATION WANTED. took water and provisions. delivery: of HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII 7004, Kaiwiki 3500, Hamakua diate materials. Price8 low, and we give One portable asphalt heater, capac Ltd, O'Neil Bids, 80 King St, corner Mill 8".'G. Paauhau 10,500. Honokaa. Experienced night watchman wants j your order prompt attention whether 1 . PASSENGERS ABEITED ity 200 gallons; one road scarifier, FORT 8T HONOLULU. T. H. Fort PL Telephone 3529 10.600, Punaluu 6825, Honuapo 3244 ... i jj large or small. We have built hun- ..position; nesi reierences. Aauress Independent type, with adjustable with per- sacks. "C. L.." this office. 6142-6- t Maui, April dreds of houses In this city Per str. Claudine. from tynes and suited to varied capacities. If you want to build PS 17. J. Garcia, James Akana, L. M. fect satisfaction. HAWAIIAN TRUST Repeat Completes Long Voyage. FOR A certified check or certificate of consult us. SAiE. Fishel. S. P. Baillou, Mrs. B. Wilkin- deposit on Llat of Officers and Directors: CO, LTD. Leaving Port Ludlow 43 days ago, a bank doing business with At a bargain, 5x7 auto graflex camera son, George N. Smythe, J. Nukui, Guy the Territory of Hawaii, in a sum E. P. BISHOP.:. President the schooner Repeat was brought into S. Goodness, S. E. Kalaraa, Mrs. Carries on a Trust the harbor Saturday morning little in good condition, with developing equal to 5 per cent or the amount in O..H. ROBERTSON leaving. Pinne and 25 deck passengers. volved, will be required of every bid In the worse for a succession of storms outfit complete. Owner .Vice-Preside- nt Business all Its . Kinau. from Kauai, April . and Manager was sup- For information cal; at 13S3 King st. Per str. der. Latsst Millinery and heavy seas. The vessel 18. Kim Hai Suk. Gomes, R. WERS. Secretary branches. of lumber. It 6142-6- t Ixvis The Board of Supervisors reserves plied with 600.000 feet Mrs. L. Gomes, D. Donald, A. J. Bol- POWER A. R, ROSS was commanded by Capt. J. Macken- the right to reject any or all tenders MISS E. Treasurer CAMERA. ting. Kong Lung, R. W. T. Purvis, zie, who is well known to local mar- and to waive all defects. O. R, CARTER .Director Mrs. Purvis. E. Parmer. Mrs. E. Palm- D KALACOKALANI. JR., J. F. MORGAN COm LTD. iners. lens, I a H. COOKE ..Director German make, double anastigmat er, F. Bayer. A. Haneltsrg, MLss Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. a. work; plates or ! Erd- - J. R, MLT Director STOCK BROKERS suitable for fastest yeber. Rev. A. Akana, Rev. Mr. til41:Apr. 19. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. 26. 27. Information Furnished and Loans SALE film-pack- , 3Ux4,2: new $75, will man. C. M. Thurston. Mrs. A. Hunt, 28, 29. R. A. COOKE...... Director FOR or Made. sell for $45. Call address W.jjr., j. c. Franz, Miss P. Anderman. Honolulu Photo A. GARTLEY Director Pflueger. care H. Hackfeld & Co.. j w. G. Chalmers. John Waterhouse, E. Star Building $550 100x200 on Kalmukl Ave., near RESOLUTION NO. 71. Co. D. O. MAY.... Auditor Merchant 8treet 6th; improved, marine view; must Ltd. CI 42 tit c. Smith. Francis Gay and servant. Supply Phone 1572 ' I sold W. C. Furer, J. Z. Jeremiah. Deck Be it by Su- HEADQUARTERS be at sacrifice. LOST. Resolved the Board of KODAK $200 to $300--Fe- choice lota, Lana- - pervisors of the City and County of 1059 Fort Street tract, above Insane Asylum; Chinese, 10 Filipinos and 31 Japanese. Honolulu. Territory Hawaii, kila Return ticket to San annsco a nd per g of that fine view; good roads; $25 down, R M rhjna frQm the sum of Twele Hundred ($1200.00) I. n. IlCKeiH, Milieu r. i. imc; via Japan ports For Honolulu: A. M. FIRE INSURANCE $10 per mon.; do interest. and R. E. Baker. Return to Young Dollars be and the same is hereby M. Reynolds, a $160 Lett 50x100, 10th ave., Paiolo; McClure, Miss H. K. appropriated out of all moneys in the MEAT MARKET & GROCERY hotel and receive reward. Through to San Francisco: (10 down, $3 per mo.; no Interest. CI42 2t general fund of the treasury for an THE E. A. Aced, Miss E. Ackerson, L. E. account known as Registered ill A Interest A Wm Allamdti. V. K . . AnHorarvn Mrc R . ill n limn, xv. kuu. " iv. i ovi. Warrants; PHONE P. E. B. STRAUCH Passbook No. S.8S Return to Bishop amj L. 345I B. F. Dillingham Co. Bldg. 74 S. King St Anderson infant Rev R. Arch. And, be it further resolved, that the WaitT & to. havines i.anK. Mrg j t:ii!fSr-- Qr Q. Bassity and infant. Jack following sum of One Hundred and C. YEE HOP & CO. LIMITED Bassity, Miss Zita Bassity. F. Bennett, a HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Twenty-on- e ($121.0i) Dollas be and General Agentafor Hawa.l: Mrs. F. Bennett and infant. Rev. S. the same is hereby appropriated on; A. C. Carson, Mrs. Atlas Assurance Company of FOR RENT. New housekeeping rooms, good loca- Burgher, Justice of all moneys in the Permanent Im- A. C. Carson, Miss Carson, Miss London, New York. Underwrit- tion, near car, use of phone. Phone Susan provement Fund of the treasury, for electricity, gas and ' Caroline Carson and Nat. servant, ers' Agency; Providence Wash- Houses have 3627. 6142-2- t the following purpose, to wit: N. infant, Chun ington Insurance Co. screens. Mrs. Chambers and Construction concrete sidewalk Jordan's Fine cottage in town: $22.' COTTAGE. Lun, M. M. Clark, Mrs. M. M. Clark. 4th floor Stargtnwald Building. FURNISHED (Emma Square) $121.00 DRY GOODS Twc-bcdroo- m Miss Clark. Master Erick Clark. house, large grounds; Ruth Presented by cottage and light house- E. D. Copeland.. S. E. Ccoper, O. Crew-Rea- Fort SL ?15. Furnished DANIEL LOGAN. conveniences; Mrs. O. Crew-Read- , Gladys Large new house; $26. keeping rooms; all Miss Supervisor. YOKOHAMA lights; bath, running water; Crew-Read- . A. W. Eldridge. B. R. Em- - THE SPECIE Small lurnished cottage for two; electric Honolulu, April 16, 191.",. BANK, LIMITED. 517. short distance from postoffice; mod - , rick, V. Frazee. Capt. G. O. Fort. Miss Yen. J. H. SCHNACK, erate. Ganzel place. Fort and Vine-l- M. Gabrielson, Dr. P. R. Oilman. PARKER RANCH - At a regular sojourned meeting of aubscribed Real vard. Tel. 1541. 6104-t- l Miss Kathleen Godsil, Rev. J. Gut- Capital 4.00,0oo Kstate the Board of Supervisors of the City and Capital rilA ur ...30.oon.ooo 842 Kaahumanu St. Telephone 3633 necht, Mrs. J. Gutknecht and infant, SPICED CORNED BEEF - " and County of Honolulu held Friday, Reserve fund ...19,600,000 - NOTICE. Miss L. Gutknecht. Miss J. Gutknecht, April 16. 191 "f. the foregoing resolu- Metropolitan Meat S. AWOKI. Loci Mner Makiki Keight Poultry Ranch, Mrs. J. E. Harding, Miss Mary Hard- Market 6. C. White Leghorns and S. C. Orp-Ington- a.' Ewa Plantation Company. ing, Mrs. A. N. Hoagland and infant. tion was passed on First Reading and Phone 3445 to Hatching eggs, dsr-ol- d Miss H. Howard. E. L. Jenkins. J. E. ordered print on the following vote chicks, young and laying stock. Rec- The stock books of Ewa Plantation ' Jennings. Jung Ting Cho. Mrs. M. J. of said board: ord of breeders: 180 243 eggs. We Company will be closed to transfers Kennedy and infant. Bob Kennedy, Ayes: Ahia, Arnold. Horner, Lar Giffard trapaest every bird every day in the illii' Tuesday. April 2, 191.",. at 12 o'clock irs. w. k. Ibar. Fred Larson. Miss sen. Logan. Total . Mloth - "Mayflower" Coffee year. cocKereis irom nens noon to Friday, April UK lf,l". inclus- A. B- - Levy. J. McGill. W. Noes: None. with over Landrum. FROM BEANS g Strictly ve. G. Absent and not voting: Hollinger. SELECTED Sldj 102 Merchant record. fresh table F. McLaughlin. Miss E. McVenn. Itanflenwalc St !200-eg- and choice table poultry. Visit T. H. PETRI E. Mrs. H. W. Mix, Rev. M. C. Parrish. Quinn. Total 2. HENRY MAY A CO., LTD. STOCK AND BOND BROKERS plant; write for price Treasurer. Ewa Plantation Co. Mrs. M. C. Parrish. Rev. B. O. Peter E. BCFFANDEAC. list kPhone 1271 tfambara Honoliltt Stick and Bond Tel. 3146. F C Pohlmann, P. O. Box Honolulu, April 19. l'.U.". son, Mrs. B. O. Peterson. Ralph Peter- Deputy City and County Clerk. duhanf- - 483. TOW? 0142-l- t son, Miss Leslie Peterson, E. L. Pocle, 6141-Apr- . 17, 19, 2). nnxoi.ri.r stai: nn.LKTiw m'ry. a run. in. RKVKN OTMTONIGHT BIS TASK OF ORGANIZING NAVAL ADMIRAL IIU RESERVE UNDERTAKEN BY OFFICERS MAY BE ELECTED

Navy Department Strongly In Sympathy With Pian to Build MAYOR TOKO BEVANI GRAND OPERA CO. - Up Organization of Veterans for Service cn Short Notice i d mi i t i i m i - i i i WILL TKLSLXT Admiral Victor Blue Explains Method .. r i i. i TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY i i T i: BY C. S. ALBERT. , ai;. ' ' -- I ' i . , :r- :'r.-'!- i '" :i .:. ) ill- - .:s v.. ., . .1.;. .Hi'! j 'i v. :.t Matinee and Evening ' , . l ' I ...... ' .; S. WAS: !i :T' . i'.': "a:.: '' ::ir '1'!."' Hft'n t,i ; ..i : i .Mi.: . v.il i :t- - a . t ' ' f-- i i ; i i ' kl f. 'i in r - ,,- t iiu '.' i a t . t. .i ' 'r ." DEAVES MERRY MANIKINS - ! FAV01R.IT ! i i i, : ' A i.il'-'-t.- iii- , j A, r ':!;- - ... .1' u i ii1: i i v i;; . in- - M.it:.:. '! rt-- i I;,.-:- : ' ' I - . i ' :!' N , . mj Tuesday Lucia Di Laminermoor. By special request i. i. !t ;:,.: . ! I . ! ! : -:i. , K - 'i .'.:''-- A. . ' i! : i t -- . . . : I , :i!o Smuo Y.i! ;n a Minia S. S. !' .:..' r ,.t.. iiiu passengers , i : Wilhelminu. : n . !.i t;. - t . , . .1 T r .h .a : Tl.C.-lto- i :;..; i.r- iti. . -- IH'r - . ,. ih -- ' '. ' i: tin- . : .. ., .. ! j ;nt i, Wednesday Favorita. 'ii . !, ...v.. an..ai. iiar i f ; ' : sh :;!! i ' "ii ii u :tl, a rii- ; f,,r t,,t :. ii . ,, ' I - . ! . t. . I : in u.i.i ii st'-i.- tii" t .u : .; k ,.w t ,t :., ,., ., .:f. ,, ..I' '! l.s. t: Thursday L Traviata. -- ! r . i :: . t ! is heim: t i . t . j. . n,. n rl- vm r! ! f f.aut ;: .nil Between Savage and Tiger ';!.;!! ' Friday Favorita. " ;J rif.l c,;i It i in; n J . I ! iuor- - t' ,,!.k . !!. t.. u t!" m ,':,t": ""i tl-n- it : i. . . ! n..-- - a; mm :; i'. urn!- W.i.i : .!';- 1 '.! aiiiiiaiun r (,n .;.: - in: ...:! t 1 it! ' Tliiillmu: Si 1,'c' riiotti ilipi hoi. Wild Saturday Matinee II Trovatore in nt iii.fi: tin- . ft imat'! iniini r i:ms- - ' ! t; :.t,...ii. ia,;'.! ,!;. a:i. ft i ! ' w i : I ha ! ;T i" t .u : r i. i r. ;;. II s ' di ;eY,i , it Annual Suij. ?. .cinaH I'rixluicil in liuiia Night La Traviata. st ' Saturday V i'llj.os.-l.i,'- ' r 'I'lif iri!ii.iii - ii ri i'Sm il na ,ii be " rot-In- a s.i ; o-Mi- ainl Ita!. a lit tli.-- i f- I a I ." in.r;ti witiiiu liidiitl.s in ii'. .tii! ipal ha.r .mil. i: itinn Saturday. '' : . mi. hall' priir-- . uitvv - Kn ili' uili liai- tl.i- 'civilian iiav" cs-- i PARADISE TOOK ai hero like Viliiiira! I'iti ciir't MATINEES DAILY AT 2:30 O'CLOCK Prices Orchestra, SI. 50; Dress Circle, $1.00; Gallery, 50c talilishc.l rcul'tv aii !t till" his willingness t i accept the otiu. Prices: 15 and 25 Cents. r untrv t iirrofter na liac no fenr tliat if ''(latino ic;'ci;vi s .A jj . short FAREWELL DANCE GIVEN EVENINGS (ONE SHOW ONLY) 7:45 O'CLOCK Box Office Opens 10 A. M. Daily of HMD to liaiulif lli ships ami tli'- - TO BRING PROFS. Prices: 25 and 35 Cents; Reserved, 50 Cents. ( 'in tain S:l." Sharp. JiUllS.. FOR FRANCIS M'TIGHE The rcMi-ii- ' is to be mjn ot" nifii who have had cm fllcht r i'tamis McTighe was tcmhi.d a COMING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 the tja liuriii r,tr thc.ltst ciuht FROM laffWeli social alld dame at Ills i, ia.c and who hac lucn hoiniralii ilis MAINLAND in Vciing street .Mon,!a evening prior ( - hatred In other words, it will to iiis departure lor t1 able a I ion ' ti scnt the ( ream of the men who ;.t Midway island Tlf guests were Mi- Antony and Cleopatra liaAe out c during mine of the scrii I llder tile a llsph es 'I the Paradise ami Mrs. It A. I'.alester. Mr ami Mrs Tonight the last lew Neat's. ;. 15. Mr Mrs I.. K. GORGEOUS AND SENSATIONAL 8 REEL PHOTO Tours a large partv of professors Kvans. and Webb. Charges li.ive been made it peated! front eastern colleges is coming to Mr. and Mrs. I'red St.ihl. Mr. and Mrs. DRAMA. p. mat the present navy is at least l.i.mM Hawaii about the middle of .Inly and S. W. Haines. .Vr. and Mrs. .Id:. Mr. m. men short: that the Atlantic reserve will spend one month in the islands and Mrs. I. S. l;arl n. Mr. and Mrs. THE HOUSE OF GREAT FEATURES tJett which is nov. out of commission studviug Hawaiian geoii.gy and natu- Dye. Mrs. and Miss Hetinev. Miss Will- rou hi not bf used in the ast of Nvar ral history. ie lmina Strain h. .Miss Troiitner. Miss .tihI that the navy is in a precarious t i Marion Kennedy. Miss Yioh Smith. Another Big Paramount Production condition because of this Khortam-- . deorgc II. liarton. director oi tne Teacher's School of Science, ltostoii. Miss N. McTighe and Messrs Charfes Honolulu The is pe ted to meet this REDUCED PRICES Skating, wardrobe and admision,Rink25 cents. rfsrrvr is the party which will be Sleeper, A. Walker. T. lecsc. L k. situation without incurring the ex- to lead AFTERNOON 2 to 5. EVENING 7 to 10. up as soon as the school year Myers. C. A. Kit karu, Uoss Hw nit and penses that Nvuld he added to the na- made is over. The present planf. are t il. I'feitler. tion's luidef if l.-.,i- additional sail-ot- f Harry Whitcomb Manager park, ex- Nvere added to visit Yellowstone then the MONEY the service. The Nov.- York assembly passed HEADY in Kach sailor in the service costs position at San Francisco and land mid-.hil- sci- the Thorn bill, intended to permit em- I "ncle Sam approximately $H(n a year Hawaii in for one week's on ployers to make advance payments to Five Acts L'a.tMiH entific survey each of th four In so that new men would rost STAR-BULLET- will employes in settlement of injury IN $ .".rxMi.OoO. large islands. This itinerary land CENTS PER MONTH the scientists back at their faculty claims under the workmen's compen- 75 The systpm will lie operat- Featuring Edward Abeles; also reserve posts in time for the fall term. sation law. ed at a nominal cost and officers in- sist that the experienced men will be of more value to the navy in time of Pathe Weekly actual war than so many younger men. "Up-to-the-Minnt- e" Plan it Explained. The following extracts from a letter just sent out bv Admiral Victor P.lue " His Spanish Cousin " explain in detail the new plan: PRACTICAL WORK FOR HAWAII "There will bo organizations of the (Kdison Comwly V' reserve in every community where ' Fable of the Good Fairy,'! .by. Ceo. Ade Essanay there are two or more members. They will he required to report at a desig- i Comedy. nated place in their own community once each quarter for muster and and to sign pay roll. Fail- ure to so report will cause forfeiture i New. York, Feb. 19, 1915. 10, 20 30 CENTS, COURSE. of pay. i ' PICTURES AT and OF & Baldwin, "Calling them into active service Messrs. Alexander Ltd., WHY SUCH CROWDS AT YE LIBERTY? BEST i on hoard ship for drills and exercises , is optional with the department. When 82 Wall St. City. so called they will receive travel and subsistence and full pay of their rat- Gentlemen: . ings. Your esteemed favor of the 17th instant together with a copy 'it is the intention, in this regard, i: to ascertain and suit the convenience of the PANAMA CANAL NUMBER of the "Honolulu have been I StarBulletin" of the men as far as practicable as ll IMiCa to the time of such active service, as received. Please accept my cordial thanks for your courtesy in FEHEDonna of LbndorjfeBoston is done in the case of the naval Leading Prima .the and Paris militia. tveh matter. Opera Companies ' "Due consideration will he given to ROYAL OPERA HOUSE the occupation of the man and its re- IT HAS AFFORDED ME GREAT PLEASURE TO LOOK OVER A PUBLI- HAWAIIAN quirement of his services. "Read carefully the act and note CATION SO REPLETE WITH EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO HAWAII AND ITS IN- Farewell Concert, Monday, April 19 the following: a TERESTS GENERALLY. $3.00, $2.00, $1.50; Gallery $1.00 "(1) You must he citizen of the Tickets: Seats, 1'nited States. - Tickets now on Sale, Territorial Messenger Service "(2) Your last discharge must have Many and always pleasant memories of friends and places been honorable to enable you to join tb reserve. made and visited have been revif ied thereby, and my ardent hope is "(P.) If you decide to join the re- serve within four months from date that each succeeding number of that esteemed journal may be a record of discharge your pay will be $3i pT annum if you have served 4 years in of deserved increased prosperity to the Territory and its people. WHY the navy or for a minority enlistment; $50 if you have served K ye.ars, ami That Hawaii is ever a source of inspiration is strongly Jinn if you have served 11' years. "t U If you serve 10 or 20 years in emphasised by the splendid publication you have been good enough to H the navy you can he virtually retired GOODALEIWAGOOD KOOMS on pay. send me, to the owners of which, I beg you MEAIS or should occasion offer, GOOD IJAT1IIXG, (JOOD GOLF, "(.") If von in the navy your previous service will count to to extend my congratulations and best wishes. GOOD TIME give you these advantages. "As you know, men usually get to Very truly yours, Tickets via O. K. & L. L'v. be chief petty officers before thev L' (Sgd.) JNO. D. TREN0R. OlTicc. have Hi or years' service, and their J. at Wells Far.o iav in the reserve would run from $:!.". to or more per month. "!') If vou join the reserve after frur months and within eight years from date of discharge your pav will be $12 per annum, and you will get Getting Bankers Acquainted With Hawaii an outfit of uniform when first called into active service. You can. how- SPRECKELS SUGAR REFINING ever, increase this pay by serving an- CO. SAYEGUSA other enlistment in the navy, and then enlisting in the reserve within four Nuuanu St. months from date of expiration of Feb. 19, such enlistment. In this connection Philadelphia, 1915. remember that all vonr nrevious naval Mr. Wm. G. Cooko, All Styles of Kimonos service counts in figuring out the pay you will receive. co Alexander & Baldwin, "(7 i Men in giv- made to order, silk and the reserve will be No. 82 Wall , en a disti'u live badge or button indi- 'St. cotton. Make your cating their membership in the re- New York City. Nvell serve as as their honorable ser- ; choice in our store. vice in the navy Dear Mr. Cooke : "(M When ci'WI into active service Many thanks to you for the Supplement of the "Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n" which reached me morning. MUSICAL PERFORMANCE this no go BUT A GLANCE for th benefit of Hawaii Girls' I have had chance to over it carefully, COUPON School. South St., at SHOWS me that it must be a most interesting book, and I am sure I OPERA HOUSE. May 1. 7:30 P. M. will enjoy it very much. Your l; STAR-BULLETI- N very truly, (Sgd.) 0. J. PETERSEN. WAR MAP OF EUROPE &llr.-- t eat The House of Silent Drama. Star-Bullet- in Send three of these coupons and Fifteen Cents TODAY'S PROGRAM. Send Promotion Supplement to your THE BLACK COUNTESS Star-Bulleti- n Three-ree- l to the and receive the new and drama . . . . Pathe Wigcs Takes the Rest Cure friends. Price, 50 Gents. ap-to-da- te map of Europe. t'omedv Selis Officer K.-.- tf EIGHT IIOXOLVLr STAIMU'LLKTIX. MONDAY. APRIL ID. 1015: LEO FRANK MUST JAPANESE PRESS BANQUET FOR ENTIRE RESERVE BIG MONEY FOR QUICK RELIEF DIE UNLESS HE'S HOLD DIFFERENT ARMY OF UNITED STATES IS HELD SMALL FARMERS von

BY C. S. ALBERT. their respects to Secretary Garris.'ti,; IN THE ROSELLE A j ASTHMA SUFFERERS GIVEN PARDON Sfar-null'ti- Corrf-spondrnc- VIEWS ON 1(110 fppifi.il n their commander. "FoHcvine theT drive the army v UP WASHINGTON", ) A;,nl 6 The C. visit the National Press Club. hTej i IS T UK FOUND banquet given by Representative Gard- (Continued from page one) Two loral .lapaiif newspapers, XL Chica'ao Company Will Take1 jiv of for rsixu ; j ner Massachusetts the entire ZSStt! j u lijt and Hawaii Ph took nx, SSS. , - - edification of th an.l ihr prom anti-Japanes- the 1 e army tO i 1 r t In AtJanta a f:lven th- (fyi t.- Prince Knhios reserve of the I'nited States has ho $5Q,000 $100,000 U ISC oni ur i ui r 01 n:e uinnjiir-- m in ln i f it having heen brought li at hearing of mili- been productive much merriment BENSON'S ASTHMA POWDER nine H'' the the ij adequate defense. An informal rccep i Worth in 1916 Alone Into a municipal political controversy, tary bill I; st week declaring editorial-- 1 and .sotiif consideration. Mr. Gard tion will be held and the question may. . whi'h involve 1 attacks on tha't city's that the congressional delegate A ner arrived herv u wee-- in advance be settled whether the is might S 1 CnNVKNIKNT AND police and detective departments and from ignorance of racial, ien Rfteen and stands the oi the dinner and began putting the ier than the sword read to i.e parcelled out among the rat;glcs anions factions in the city hiluaticn in Haw.ali. KITlriKXT KKMKhY. concluding touch on all arrangements. "Twent guests :ir te'l to din small farmers of the territ;r in 1 1 . ;idminiptration. Howpwr, the third Honolulu Japan- ! !:-- He handed out a program of tiie com ne,r. cf which a fe.:t re w ill spee t jf thev will turn their efforts to grow Soon after the trial ended the ease ese sheet. Hawaii Hochl. has taken iug event which runta.ns a mixture of.es by the soldiers an.l u-- o iy some iug roselle tnat year. Price 25 Cents a Package agitation which spread up 1 i came in for umiir nimiu mi anil c uiifinii and ridicule. The statement : cf ivilians Fhe cimini; sarv has A over the country. A .u .u i " the This is the statement of T Long all fcllous and lor itself: been replenished fer tiie 'mess, and by Mary rhagan was murdered April a meddlers in American domest.c s;aks ley, superintendent of the Territorial Sold only "At least 50 per cent, and probably the routine menu of camp life wi" Marketing IMvision. w h- - says th u ar !';. on a Southern holiday in politics. The editors of two form- - the per cent of the Keserve Army of not be followed. rangements now being by ohFervaix-- f C Memorial papers are made onfederate er have chosen to disregard wilt be of army who are Day. Shortly jioon of that day following the United States mobilized "The members the the diisioa to supply a large Chicago after the editorial clipped from on to be present are: Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. fac-tor- v in Washington April as guests certain Charles with fruit during Fhe was seen to enter the pencil the Hochi for April 16: 1, cenccrn the iwxt oi Congressman A. I'. Gardner at a Neukert. 146 West lMth street. New ear. The fruit, which U used for in Atlanta, where she had been i we profoundly drplore the unre-- i dinner to be held in the Mine Room ofjYcrk; William Itoriskn. Kast l'2d j making jams, jellies', syrups and a non employed and where slip went to ob- strained language used uy our Japan- The Rexall Store the New Willard Hot el. Of the 16: street. New York; Thomas Kelly. :t!7 alcoholic drink, and whtcji is Increas tain wages He her. Her body was ese in commenting up- -- 1297j contemioraries men composing the army, eight have West J3d street. New York, and the ing in popularitv all over ttu United Furt and Hotel Sts. N Phono found next -- morning In the basement on the views of Prince Kuhio. the hon-rrabl- e Brooklyn: , may grov n a lollowing from Morris States, be extensively ln Open Until 11:15 p. ra. of the factory, with cord tied about delegate from territory to - this ner's invitation, and a ninth member Klaif. so Watkins street: Anthony these islTds with comparath eh lit- neck. Congress, on the! the the I'nited States also expects to be present. Schettino. 1466 Tnth street; Hugo L. tie trouble, says Mr. Ixngley. M. a a col- subject compulsory l.eci Frank, yrnng Jew. of military train- "Besides guests of Anderson, 137 Oakland street; Morris At Haiku. Maui, especially good married, whoso ing. We believe they have gone to these premier lege graduate and honor Mr. Gardner hopes to have Borkin, 434 Sockman street, and Is- - crops of roselle have heen grown for in Rroo'.ilyn. N. Y.. limit of also home had been the American forbearance. As- sea Soh'n, 123 Bay street, a number of years. There has never fac- present Secretary Garrison and Fourteenth superintendent pencil We to people - was of the anlogize the American Secretary Breckenndge of the "The invaders will evacuate the cap- heen too much rain to spoil the crops days murder. for rude manner, discour- sistant tory. Three after the their and War Department and former Congress- ital on the midnight tra n to the the case at Nahiku recently on suspicjon and teous, ig- expressions, which - Frrjnk was arrested heedlesi man Richmond Peamon Hohson. to north. ' ' XN'"S. onp of the pioneer ro We attend to I'lieekin and Sealing of May X. i.nd a negro watch- nore common susceptibilities of r.n Frank the g men Maui, says each cf whom lie has sent the follow-win- selle of that the tnut A v ere ; lan- man rt the factory. Newt P. all mankind. We beMeve ,it is invitation: may he grown at i profit if sold at by tiie coroner for the grand guage like this which prompted Sen-ato- r Chicago company hold "'Mr. Augustus P. Gardner requests the price the offered lury's action. subsequently was Britten of the committee of naval DANCE ON YOUNG a year ago, when it first investigated BAGGAGE Ie ' the honor your presence at the mo- released. Fixteen days later Jim" affairs to say that the next war of of the of the industry in Ha iKssihilities . bilization of the Reserve Army of the pay-senders- Conley, a negro sweeper at the fae. I'nited is to be with a Pa- waii. A of Kaupo. Maul, was on al tuilo'iii steamers without inronx enicneu to the States I'nited States: The troops will report section tory. a confession to the police cific meaning thereby Japan. put out to the fruit last year, the re- made lKiwer. at a dinner to be held in the Blue in which he accused Frank of having The American people are long-sufferin- g port being that it did very w ell. There We make a Room at the New Willard Hotel on ROOF GARDEN also specialty of Furniture Moving. killed the Phagan girl, and declared and patient, but they resent such are several places on Oihu, especially v. Saturday. April the tenth, at 7 he had tieljed to dispose of the bod language as used by the Nippu and ' at Wahiawa, where the fruit has been wit- o'clock." grow n Conley, who wan one of the chief the Shinpo as much as any other peo- with success. Union-Pacif- ic nesses for the state at Frank's trial, ple. "Nor will the dinner he the only Mr. Longley says that the Chicago Transfer Company, Ltd., hospitality offered to his quests, as TUESDAY NIGHT was convicted as an accessory after j "Our people should oe particularly company with which he now is in com- I'M 4, Mr. Gardner has prepared a program U. S. Mail the murder in February. and guarded in the use of language in munication, uses roselle valued at from Carriers. ntenced to one year s imprison relating to for their entertainment which will JoO.oOO to $100,000 each year. He adds July matters' international rela keep them busy throughout their stay rnent. He began his term last tions, and more particularly in com- - Tourists, officers of the army and mat n endeavor win oe maae to Keep King St next to Young Hotel Phomrl873 l - .ln Ati In Ciinp. ,M" trial .nentmg upon policies in the capital. At the instant cf their navv and ladies and local society me une wmim me amuum rriK o the domestic invasion they will captured, their iirwuniuu rior court, Juiy z. juuge lm o. of the United States. We should be but folk are invited to a dance on the needed by the Chicago company, as R.ean presiding. Judge Roan lied strictly from taking side will be tendered the freedom of the roof garden of the Alexander Young it is the only company that uses it in ver- refrain the city. March 23, 1!H5. in New York. A of any party. To us who are alien? hotel tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. any great nuantity. 3 August "On reaching the capital, about 2 dict' of guilty was returned living within the United States there l beginning at 9 o'clock. Adv. Superintendent longley reorts that 25, Frank being sentenced to "death. ie no Democrat or Republican or o'clock Saturday afternoon, the vis-- ! several New York men want to have In his statement to the jury at the Home Ruler; they are all Americana itors will be comfortably ensconced TONIGHT'S BAND PROGRAM. Hawaiian pineapples, shipped to them close of his trial Frank said he had and nothing .else. in automobiles and will be driven The Hawaiian band will give a pub via the P?nama canal. There is some een Mary Phagan in his office in the j abount the city and shown all the lic concert in Emma, Square this doubt, however, whether a shipment Vl "It is not Prince Kuhio alone who w . n ... mtfintlll KfiforO- v.. O ft Til 0 points of interest. The trip will in- - good ' 1 rtvtui j a jew Hi.uuiro !"- SaVS we ar, undesirables. Why ing, beginning at 7Z0 o'clock. The by that route would arrive in Our line of Baskets gives a through i me state nienae i .He should he aloe,be disparaged by the elude run Rock Creek park program Is as folfdhfa; condition. The division expects to paid girl wages a to Arlington, an . dered; that he the her N Shlnl0? Governor and visit besides March Happy DytK. v . . . .t. Hall make a trial shipment within the the-- exteijor mc I i and that she lert his office. The Plnkham, the-Japanes- should view of the White House and OvertureFrench Comedy .... .".Bela nth. ft satisfaction to all the buyers pry of the defense has been at probably an interior glimpse of the Songs. Hawaiian Band Qjuintet Inland poultry is doing very weit be trade: ta.bear the major part oi the wag ley. who was about the hen Capitol, which Durned by the Rose 'of . . . says. Longley. only trou-- j expenses repjiired 'or the destruction ; Selection The Shiras now, Mr. the in war 1812. V . . ; Vlf .n!:,ljPA of consuraptlon; and the Territorial Critish the of Eileuberg bio being that the market does not gtt Jl i,Slf ! Lejislature has passed a law disfran "Stratfiglc points will be noted by Vocal Hawaiian songs.. Ar by Berger enough fattened chickens. Ekrs are ! aiiersne ieu rrann I the Japanese who failed to the soldiers on their trip, so that the Waltz The Southern Breezes .... getting scarce snd the price is goint; Jn October. 1J13. Franks fttoroeya Veport birth .within six months after ReryeArmy may. he distributed to Meissler up. The retail price now is 4'i cents in 35 filed a rooticn ror a new trial, . R piinhflnn nnrtv the best advantage, defending the Intermezzi Russian ..... Franke and the wholesale price cents. It - has JAPANESE BAZAAR, ing 103 errors of testl- h,na, J petUloning Con national capital, should it ever be call-- ! March Beautiful Evening Han is expected that the price of eggs will Opp. 1 ' FortSt., Catholic Church mony and conduct of the trial, and . . n..iMI..trrv v T.nana. rrnm ed on to do 6o, The soldiers alsq may Hawaih-PoBo- i continue to go up during the entire by i also charging th.t demonstrations oplovernment contracts. We call at the War Department to pay The Star Spariled Banner summer." ' the crowd within and Je M the v Prince, Kuhio for attack ':7"!&ifiJ?tZli,&teffiJK outifanany,who are more hostile to an Vi fiSS JapanMejibanj Hls Highness. We i r ourt.Mrmed 3 tlon to become 191 T??,1!, V"'.tfl5S Ifv" tool(fi,,ppoJents of the Prince, tooVli e enprcme weeks of rte Japanese pa-h- ! State Court l8 taBt0ni8hing. Tl;e opponents Special later.' 'nr'I D!nn.irnklnm. nuu'i'n.fjuii nit;avn auvuvaivoovnnAa virt iytmv (i An extraordinary motion for a new commission-tovernment- , while the M00 trial and a motion to set 'aside the filed", simultaneously in Prince is a staunch advocate of the An 85c Hatchet verdict were present represen Monday superior court April 16, 1914. Among continuance of the f OCT and tatlve, self-governi- form of govern- Tuesday Only. the grounds alleged in the motion for IOr OOC - ment If the Prince be discredited, a new trial wai mat oi newiy aisguT- and his opponent prevail, commission on the j aside the verdict was based ? ; ground that , Frank, constitutional JL1 IITM. I 'limsA I .' AIL rlgUa ; Can You Solve the Rebus in Our King Street Window? attorneys JJJS-- iAJl among ccurt. His whom are aAclarge numbercimof Japanese a Hardware Kebus there will tax your thinking powers. Solve it and win a prize. The first r Frank had net been given a fair trial ,.v There's that Mocl e do not believe in meddling 44 cc lecause of the rsplrit of mob violence ... 4 . A o iKjrsons who send in (i written, correct solution, addressed to F. (, Hall Son, Ltd., Hardware '"1,WVi" w that the court room:" and . Silver-handle- nervdd me ana"""""ime &ninpo will receive one of these prizes: Pearl handled Pocket Knife; Pearl or d Pocket :.i.',t,. Kt- - .un.i h iPP cannot Dept.," ti Kaam KaAfltiaa liSitiV find Knife; Manicure Set. little more prudence and Reductions Ms attorney s had been absent from1 ' T"fi"elsdom. so that their support might -- room, con the court without Frank's be given w way not to the enemies of thpir sent, hen the verdict returned. race. This tbgence. It was, claimed, was at the request cf the presiding Judge in Electric who was quoted as saying he feared SPECIAL tnob violence against Frank and his EUTJ lawyers If H verdict of acquittal were The advertised specials were cleaned out Portable returned. - extraordintry motion for a new at noon todav hut we have put these other The WILLIAM LISHMAN: 1 wish to trial was . denied by the superior Lamps despatch from an articles in their places: court May L and the decision was contradict the (')(' Japanne Scissors, .'50c today Cant Henry M. Merriam has been de October 14. The superior court on and Tuesdav onlv. IN IMASS .1914, dismissed the motion to nied a new trial in his suit for divorce June my daughter, i Alice Lishman ."() set Ajside the verdict cn constitutioniw against Weed Diggers, 'J0c today and Tuesday No. .fl4 was $15.00 now. .$12.00 grounds, by sustaining the state's de- - merriam. u T " onlv. No. 1201 was 15.00 now. . 12X0 I the man who is raurrer to the motioiL The .supreme J!? Jl' No. 513 was 15.00 now. . 12.30 affirmed this sctlon No. 8314 was 17.00 now. . 14.60 'court end the two names being almost iden- 14, 1914, and six. days afterwards the No. 8815 was 21.00 now. . , 15.50 son-in-la- w are supreme coort refused to certify a tical. My daughter and writ or error to the United States Su- In Portland, Maine. Special 1915 Balls IN MISSION FINISH preme Court . Born within a stone's throw of New Stoek of No. 317 was & G.o'i now $ 4.80 Eng- 12 00 now 9.60 Was made first to Justice Lamar, then each ether in Greadly Heath, No. 153 was SO ago. -- 15.00 now 12.00 Holmes finally to the land, over years and married No. 3!2 was to Justice anl W'ood- - 11.20 entire Supreme (ourt of the vnlted 60 years, Mr. and Mrs. William The Latest No. 146 was 14.00 now All hall of Stamford. Conn., died n'lfhtnTV IbUWL States', for writ of error. held . i. POTTEflY LAMPS

I could not be reviewed in Golf No. 17a--w- as $15.00 now $ 9.80 preme Court Decem- Golf was issued by Justice Lamar because its actlra - was based on No. 1 was $2fi.00 now $17.25 28 and case came to the Su- grounds of procedure, namely, that ber the : No. 6 was 26.0!, now 17.25 the plea for setting aside the verdict preme Court for review cf Judge New- B'alls should have been advanced at" the man's action, argument being made Clubs February. time the moitcns ior new.mai were last Monday and Tuesday - W O l A j Application was made December 19 THE Spalding "Honor" Ball Trv the Only to Jude Newman of the Federal dis- - irici cuui i tur ui wci u vicvimo v "Honor" golf balls provide a heavv. . . I A i 96th allAitfnff Anniversary soft ball so much desired by the av- RIGDEN JACOBUS Frank had been convicted without due erage player a ball that, due to its cf-law- OF THE softness, Triple-Inser- nrocess : that the trial court will be found unusually re- t Drivers and had lost Jurisdiction over him during sponsive to a medium blow. us the trial because it was "dominated weight and unusual resiliency insure Brassies by a mob hostile to the priaoner," and1, a long "roll." that Frank had been absent from the LO.O.F, the longest-drivin- g cluh made. o Willi I Will Uvu mr 'ciuivi J turned. Two days later Judge New- Will be Celebrated with a Literary English ''Midget" Dimple $4.00 Each. man refused the writ of habeas cor- Program, Dance and Cards in pus, holding thst to grant it would CANVAS CADDY BAGS mean that a Federal court should re The "Midget Dimple" a British ODD FELLOWS' HALL golf ball, manufactured in London $1.50, view me acuon oi uit iie cuuiis " Last year $i.j0, $3,00, $4.00 a manner not warranted by the law of it was the ball used to win the English amateur ladies' champion- the country, and that. too. after the Saturday April ship. LEATHER CADDY BAGS of the I'nited 24 It is the most widely used ball Supreme Court States of British had decided no federal question re-- at 7:30 p. m. manufacture. $6.00. $6.50, $8.00 f.00 the Judge Newman also refused to issue All Odd Fellows. Kebekahs and dozen. nppcal to the Supreme Ootirt. btit it their immediate families are invited. STAB-HnXttl- HONOLULU N, 'SlOND'AY, AHtlL 19, 1315 WTIfATT COAST DEFENSE CiflBfJSIlIP, VS. SIGNALLERS GOES TO THE TOKIGIITATTi ISTBAWAUOS

I ?i - f " - . iMwwwHwwtHwwiwHiiii THIS WEEK'S BOWUNG. (?lrrtl Str-plW- t CofrepoR! MBAIIALIUN llVMUFtll Tonight Signal Corpa vs. Coast SHMIOIlKMi BARRArK8 April 19. finiFfiflSSlP i Defense. The battalion championship of th 11 1 i s FteM Artillery went th o uuw uuuuh uuiuiwi aim uuivu ui . Wednesday Honolulwa vs. Cosmos. First to First ounnnior navwia Thuraday P. B. C. vs. Chamber- Battalion yesterday when they ad TOTIIELAVINi -- lain's Colta. ministered a second crushing defeat IIIU UU11I IllUL There are a great ma'ny things WL i 1 remember in playing game of Official List to the other battalion. the Scratch hi iolf rivalry now on rnn golf. You get a lot of advice about lwiiu. The keen with the The First Itottallon started ?lsht Tiir Tinnn Y. M. C. A. bowling teams a the re- after the Serond in the first ioliUL 1 what to do and what not to do. You LOCAL BATTLE run nr. are taught in a dozen ways sult of last week's matches which iGaiithier walked. Ftiuquette singled. inittu different up race, will to nyan how to drive the ball off the tee and tightened the continue reached first on Adam's error: khow itself throughout the three' re- - slnglea by Robinson. Gatley. attd how to pott, but there are other Im-o- rt and v maining weeks of the season. Every pave a a comfort " In things that you must learn be- Landing From Maryland liaurtnut the First Sunday's Game 25th Infan- r Party match ia a critical oue as there la a nttie lead of four runs. This was add sides the mere art of hfttlng the ball. try Battalion League Upset Has No Respect Terri fight on for every position in the per- - to until the seventh Inning, when Golf is at all times a mental game for ccntage Hope Box and the pJayer who plays a great deal torial Legislature table. jthe game was called on account of the - score 10 3. ' or only once in a while in competition I I I I I li Tonight'' Captaiu Sta ton's Coast Ic- rain, with the to 11 against Sig-- f Curran and C.arber were strong at will discover that it is the thinking . fense team will bowl the 25th Infantry Battalion Series. Maryland. 2; legislature. I. Ten " as usual aud collected four V part that gets him sometimes Into the nal Corps. The latter, club lowered, the bat I. Pet innfngs. of of the five hits allowed the Second 4 most trouble. A bit of bad judgment the colors of the Colts to the tune Battalion 2 much-heralde- Third Md The d baseball benefit straight week, while the Bstta lion. Raurtnut. tor tne First uai-- Firnt Battalion 2 3 ..400 is often more costly than a poorly three last executed shot. between the jackies of tiie Maryland Coast Defenders won from the P. B. Ulion, acquired four hits out of four Second Battalion 2 3 .400 i up. Francis Ouimet, the amateur cham- and territorial legislature was C. in a close match. times the Score by innings: tPpcial Ptnr-Bullci- ln Coi rvapondence pion, has given some very valuable pulled off with great eclat last Satur Stayton will doubtless use Goeblg. n ii fj Information along ithese lines that XfpTBvtah T a n inn anti Van Iloiiiutn In ' IKKIKL BARRACKS. April 1. Differing from most 4 i o i a i 1 i 2 every golfer would do well day afternoon. lineup tonight Treptow, Mar- - J11"1 J8,1; The hitherto Invincible Third Bat- to read. I his with 1 4 of the sort. It was a reg . r. Second 0 2 0 3 talion met Its Waterloo yesterday Ouimet's success at golf "can lie un- exhibitions .iv.ni.i.. ...00 when It played the Second Hattalion. questioned. Ills rare judgment in ular ball game, and the few fans who McCutchen will have Ackerman.1 r;", Vnd money .i tvi nuette for Urst; Adams, The team bad been holding In playing both match and raedaj rounds turned out got more tor their omuu. eeu iu n-- j " latter an- MoMilllman for second. Home run. the bottom of the league and were is worthy of an older and m6re expe- than a chance to chuckle at the .r! ano ' portly lawmakers This Miller. Three basehits, Curran looked uion as an easy proposition rienced head. This is in substance tics ttt the cut, by Adams. 3; what he has was largely due to the fact that all at- Garb Struck for the Third .lattaiion. But when written: 5 ' - - GOULD AND PARTNER by Stoll. 7: by Gatley, l. Bases on thing that I always try to re- li r nti! taches of the house were eligible to the battle was over the mangled re 'A ...... balls, off Adams. 1: off Garuer. i. mains of the Third Battalion lay all member in playing golf is to keep 1 ( s . - t . play and that the number included R..Ai..Af known-performer- s AuAliM WIN HAUUUCta rapire, Hollingsworth in- 1 as ''Kel- uver the field. from letting my opponent's game , ,; such well it L .. , any way. r Lang Akana and John Wm . I . 1 The first seven Innings saw some fluence tne in Often we take ly" Henshaw, ' T ress T. ri too much notice of what he is doing. Aylett Senator A. L. Castle pitched lAAKOciaieti l vj rcucriirei'sj f of the tightest fielding ever seen on PHILADELPHIA, Pa, AprK 13. SCORES diamond, team pulling out For instance, he may play an iron and "Representative E. K. Fernandez I a J l l r . .1 a YESTERDAYS this each mimy ana nunn agaui nsnf.u ; green played base, u-Th- uouia uic one run during that portion of the shot on to the ten or fifteen .first, national amateur doubles racquets IN THE BIG LEAGUES game. feet from the cup. The first thing sailors gave the impression of away championship, defeating Joshua Crane you would think of naturally is to having something hidden mostl 6-- In the first half .of the eighth, the 6--1, 0--6, 5. League fact, of and Fearina National Second Battalion began to make either get inside of his ball or make of the time. In the "Heart At Chicago Chicago t, Cincinnati 1, things hum. With a base on balls your shot just as good as his. Nine Maryland" was much in evidence. ilargaret Wilson, daughter efj At Cincinnati Cincinnati 6, St. Lou- - you went on the sailors' illss sad two singles they put a pair of times out of ten, if try to improve The first run president, has recorded "The Star is 2. on his you will wind up by of score board in the sec- the scores across and before the period shot mak side the Spangled Banner' on a musical rec-- 1 ing anxiety Inning. FInnegan got-t- o hird on wa up two errors In the outfield had a worse enc in your to ond ord and has agreed to turn over her American League, outdo him. a an outfield' error. Oa a Chicago 7. added two more tallies. . hit vnd royalties to the International Board! At Detroit Detroit 8. enough pill "In playing "match play I always Uirow rom catcher to first, Fernan- I That was a hitter for if ' of Relief, an organisation working;1 At St. Louis St. Juls 6, Cleveland try to take as little of dez dropped i the ball and FInnegan leader to swallow in notice his war-stricke- the but; the shots In the n cities of Europe.;!. -- : titnth ;they fared still worse. Knocking as. possible. , If ,,h.e -- snakes . a good one came.' home. 'c'.t five f play one to best of my ability , was; no more scoring until -- O'Neal out of the box with the "" There - f waxionai sgu . -'- 11 ' L:I' ; Treatment and prevention of tuber- lilts for a start, they wound up by and the pin is my object noHhis ball. the ninth, when ; Castle tied up: his 1'cL from all . . ;- - clouting Johnson all oyer the lot and If he makes, a bad --shot play, ope own; game with a sensational home culosis were discussed view 1000 I oy servw. - - ,la , f - '' , points meaicai ana aociat JHCQ 12 1. just as as know how run field. ... . , . . making the score read to well I This, of to center . j Chicago ' with , two .men gone, 3 2 . .ROf?, This proved to be the final scorje course, all goes for match play only. ; In the tenth, !;r;"L " ti Cincinnati ...-- worst'tjeteat Inflicted in "In medalp)ay,I keep a close watch the iJegislators lost a chance to bring N'w York .. 2 ,tm and the ever. " Tubercuiosl8JrTXLeague at" Boston- .- the battalion series on the cardi ndwhen It Is a par four the game over another frame,'when Pittsburg Z AM - -- Johnson,1 J. pitching the last three hole. I try for a par four. If .it is a a throw . from short to 7 first was 8L Louis 2 .400 board-a- s - iTtttntr-- flttf ilmninflr i 'flyehole- to. r&gfc- - dropped. f runner got to third and - - a ' weaU 1 . .33$ Innings . for 'Second Battalion, try, keep the figure Jtob feitoiSw. - The Boston ...... i. tie ' - ylrAI- - 4 - winning cot Louise Lehman, a laundress .230 proved by fanning rflvelJin myimlnd. ln doing thig I v't5"- .c-- . . ...,..-:- : cam home, with the rud on, Mlas nrooilvn ...... hia worth four'of 1 - to-- ;George L, Storm, rlce : fe ' the, nine men who faced him and al- usually find myself pulling for a three - Photo by American rrvast AwmaRtia ..xr.'.'?jf a long hit riglit by Bossman. employed by k American League 'score-b- y. Uuilngt: - o Tobacco Co.,? , W.! L. lowing Wla."v--- T- v on the.'fourBoJes and a four on the The - . president tfi; Shrburt ' - Vet no "7 wrt'-;r- f - iJANrij? OPlMiri' hvM if ..;v:tv4. nt rntch iu tne Legislature - ' - a burglar, from the: home ol v . . H-- 2-l - T Score by innings: 'five holes. If t have one bad hole drove ' Boston ;.f... n- - iM.iiH..-lt;Kl- Thej Wtll I -- . . :; -.- In Static n 0. 0 I Mr. Conn. 3 2 . :'.:.' R HE medal play t.try fcot to be In too tn4tl Runs 0000 0001 Storm atGriiwlch; Detroit ..vV.k..V.A ' ntrtftml . - . and 1 j . to . it kiU- J.iiIWnJiiji 5if!J rwnutry maj . Base, 1 0 0 0 SeconQ Battalion. ,v , much. of a hurry mike it, up. ' likt c: .iiiihs:ii 1.0 I 0,15 -- - -- ' - ' ' ai. iin1 iHMk.jBniiuuilii ihtft-n ibe rared Maryland-- , , , "I . . . 0 0 0 0 X) I 0 4 8 13 '10 2 "For. instance, it t fthoujd take iueet'1'i ir:ittniMi Ht ,; t il'f' 1 waahlnflton i Vi2 fd: .Rttna-.Q.ii- I ' mmmmw mm - Third Battalion seven early Jn th Huhd on a hofe in at o iTioke. i Cm:it K F.vmus .lr K M mi;AV O I'nwiwu. Jfv 0 0 0. 0 0 0 12 . 1 fk X j f i K.inn AUll...... ' ; : 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 3 which the par issfur there are three hare up fry mi tlin-- e to xtrkfH. n. )im' ; .1 J'nirU sntt Base Hlte 01 0 .1 0,1 14 106 , Batteries Waterhonsel Watson. strokes wasted. Now, Instead 'of try -- ' T mm r - J: v ... i mm ' a."l-- 1mm mMiTl ' t W 1 ll I f Ojl U X U U U; Athletics , r; : .V...... t 2 J33 - r-- n-'ar- rn v-- - m mm ext;-iew- : i, ..Shaw, Lutterworth, O'NeaU JohnAon, jiQiet IvUPlrmRet t&K9 w iiiw ,f w!6u were iVitr.Mlie I ' LP I If V lr-.'- n n ' Alnif On: ' irr III " STAR.BtfLLFm CITES TOU a, nd Cross for TliiriL" TwQ'.bas'e about ft PWHH f ti'"t'iH.itk; attd K. W Alii, :mI Jrlt Sriiii tmaD I t I 11111 s CulWns." Dutj NmainlncolWvrwJfOaf' lf : tt HIl Vvv. T0DAFS 31TS TODAY - v hits.Ware and Struck W joreswhlch 1tnm:tu(Ar'9ix ti. ! i' ..ir by Waterhousts, X i by ; Watson, '1 ; by ''i UMAf5.iii?3S: - 4 1 Shaw, 2;- Johnson, J O'Neal.'l ely 2. 4 ijaflsroff we-ftr- ,flni Jiy. Butterworth. IJasea tn yrsoo4,ra,tf boty. ;Vd?VaefnVUVu.? ' I jLllli 1 II 1 Shaw, 1; off Butterworth, 2. y. Wild '..rv.m 0 FltJ pkch, Johnscn, O. i. rmpire, yCollins: RECORDxErtTn, FIRST

'TEAMS-ENTERE- Ll IS; ; ;:f 341 D no TW - " Johflsoa-4-- I am a- tr:tte oyer weight, find , soft .spot any 1 ' IBs: Latesl'afal ' T' Nvon't whefe 25th INF. COMPANY LEAGUE i C I I M'-- v SI I In-ju- gong, .now ii start in on Wfllard st ready; for. the right PHILADELPHIAThe largest list butfcm - W. L. Pet Johnson Willard .is a ;novice. any- his-o- -- 1 : TIED -- of entries In the r of the games as fine condhjon aa I was at Uenb , Company A 900 STILL -- ; way. adWlt Is ; : big. fellow, ...9 has been" by, the University .1 ril .be Company K 8 800 received Johnson VVtllard will be a "cinch. young strong. noth- - 2 ot Pennsylvania, relay ami. But there's 5 3 628 for to er Company F the races Little Jobhsonia ;all ing to it. Hejsn t the. first big young oe'hcld here April 23, and 24. - G 6 4 600 fellow I've put away. He- hasn't a ' ;'; and class races .u .,.m.i mw o,, wJ a'.,"'"" 6 4 603 AT THE TOP Chan6e. -- Put your money on- - LM is earing.now are Just .,i.,to pull ho .companyZ"7 ci 5 4 555 preparatory school teams, 109 high lr. o. 4 553 l betting down to .where he wants it. i , Flannigan (Johnson's chief second) jenipany; .....5 1 school quartets, ; 71 grammar school 5 5 500 " wyt.v,.A' Johnson At the :ght moment I He'll tear into Wizard from the jmPY J teams 10 mm CAVALRY LEAGUE. and parochial school teams, ..rill Aorfmav 11 thiam . Mnutll rl r. tap of arid Company n 3 I 333 B T , i . - the ben. Johnson all of us L.': Pet. tnfnt 31 (Mini , . TM rinM--.- Wi 'I company m 3 7 300 , tin..the business Tcr Mister Willard and Jn his camp expect to see Willard 2-84- Troop B 2 include the special events in which e 2 7 222 ,Vi,....12 r,I then Infill -- crawl through the.; ropea-whil- knocked out Jack" coPS" ! -- ; I wlthuin rounds. Troop M ...... 12 2,842 Yale ; Harvard, MissourL' Coloradp, ; Company B 0 9 OOff NATIONAL GUMljJffl ' my admirera ure cheering. ;, VnaAi WHInrrl'i same U tn tn 4-- 99 Oregon; trv' Maine. Bates, er Trooo U South Carolina (?por1 Jttle Johnson's'; X no IG "4MS1S colleges Special Star-Bullet- in Correspondence) Troop and others will have1 entries. Don't leCanybod hand youanys chance at stalling.. Johnson willvpres& f nights, current !a-- 7 5C0 Close Race, Expected. - SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April 19 t Roster of officers, list of regular drill taUonsand stuir.aoout Jonnson nemg out or con- - uiings from the start .t- - ,fn. cinarA Haw&if. Armorv.icornerr Hotel aad -- k. Troop " C r '...... 7 '500 U.The- - championship -- '. entries for the anyhody mis-Jac- There was a double header ln the ' ditlon. Don't "let kid jou. Johnson Willard is making a . - Troop A .V. . 4 ;; 8 333 relays, are the best" that have ver 2ftb Infantry Company League. Sat-urday.-- v. MlDer strdet. is always fooling the public, "take in not training in the;sun. , You - - ' '' " - . GENERAL STAFF. ,;s been received. There, is neb a single Bon'tvgee hp w Willard has a chance. -- know he doing in . s r. EUr-BulJet- is all hbr the tn work fSpedal ' correspondence . eyent , Col. Joha W. Jones, The Adjutant General. ; ; ' , in which fast and close races All hot-figh- t In the firsts game Company if pulled S' JOH.VSOX this talk that If the shade. We will fight during the Insp.-gen- ., w. uro. . BARRACKS, April 19. CompanyrG-dow- n WaJ. Charles W. Ziegler, ugi Arthur Neoir. lwul 8CH0FIELD are not promised. The entry cll-suf- a peg In' per- for the over 20 rounds Willard is - test part" of the day. ; This, Is my e the Troop M managed; to mainjbiin ' toes , . (Brevetted Colonel.) its preparatory scnpoi cnamp.onsmp rais- oveT-weigh- centage column.' E Company's ability to win makes ma laugh. I know 'tnate, not his: I'm a bit t, Surg.-ge- n w they l Maj. Charles B. Cooper, place in the tie for the lead hen es that event to one of the big fea- is" younger, bigger has long but .' to find Geter whenever a hit was he. and a i I'll need this extra weight v Lieut-Colonel- .) CaptHenry Van Gieson, defeated Troop 5 to 'A, yesterday. tures of the meet. - " needed them . (Breve teed a M.a C er reach. But remember that he'must , against him. enabled to;ie b'.10 ' , three-ru- n " UaJ. Chief Q. M. '"r v Troop C had obtain a , All athletic games held on Frank- me, and I if runs in the. nine frames. ' 1 John W. Short " bit. doubt be : can do it'' Johnson have advised my Lleut.-ColoneL- ) . by end -- f (BreveCted , start the of the third frame and lin, field hereafter will be. conducted I vriH peck him toT)ieces and' wear Score by Innings : Ttll E. friends to back me fo'the limit and Adv.-ge- n. Capt Leo L. Sexton, Med. Dipt looked as though Hall had the M Olympic federa-tlox- u Co. 0 4 0 2 1 2 10 12- 3 Maj. Emll C. Peters, J. it under the rules of the him 'down in 15 or 16 rounds and then ?the fact that I have $10,000 of my own E .U.w.O - D. Dougherty. Infantry. 61- to Governor, Capt J. v troopers well In hand. But ln the as a result of which runners will will be only a case of time, money proof Co. G mm2J9 0 0 0 1 3 0 0-- - 7 3 Aids the it before to bet ought to be that INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- S OFFICE, , y fourth period - the performers .from ' - . be obliged to travel 3.1416 feet further ITl him -- 1 am Home runs,CaldweH afl5XUeml- mitten for'the' count confident of winning. Inspector-Instructo- r. Troop M broke loose and with Grice's Three-bas- e Lieut W C. Whitener, Ui 8 a, ln every mile than heretofore. This Johnson "I'll admit .1 t Wil-worked hlll. hits. Amos and singles they put, five .haven't Johnson After tucking away 1ST INF, double and" five is due to the fact that the track, will my'head off. I dont have. to. i lard I will reap a harvest on a tour Clouds Struck, out by , Qktft S ? by REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS, runs across. This was the last scor- Lieut-Co- l. Riley. . (i .. he measured 12' Inches from' pole to Look me over. Feel my muscles. VoU : of South America and France. Waterhouae'rable' ptayajE tlullens William R. ami. miLu c.. di, i ing for the day and from that, inning pole,, as is the case in England, in to Amos; Cullens to Prince tA Amos; Capt Geo, B. Scbrader. Adjt. 1st Lieut Johs W Kanaeholov Adjt 1 crt Hall allowed no more blta. place of 18 inches from pole, as McEddy to to Burfeyj Capt H-- P. O'Sullivan, Q. M. 2d Lieut George Hi Cumxniflgs, Q M. the Paflrcr Parker -- Score by innings: " - R. H. E. has been customary In this country. to Burley. Umpires, Collins 'and Capt J. M. Camara. Insp. S. A. P. Ma. Merle M. Johnson. 1st; Bat. 9 ' Troop M..0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 -- .... - Warham, Com's'y. Charlei R. Frailer, Adjt 05 Swinton. :. ; t rit Capt Reginald W. 1st Lieut 'Troop 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 1 F--V SAWED W. Perkins, M. C..2 0 05 OBJECTS TO AS ; OFF Company A AfVins Mai Gustavo Rose, 2nd Bat 2d Lieut Roscoe a v Another. Batteries-rHa- ll "Simms'for double-header- Q. and C MOTORCYCLE NUMBER In the second game of the " 2d Lieut Frd W. Humphrey, M. Chaplain, Valeatia Franckx (Capt) rice and Colvin for M. Two basehits. ' zm Company-- took ona. from COMPANIES STATIONED AT HONOLULU. O'Day, Ryan Grlce. out, and Struck fRv t JttAfit ATatIT short One of most Company M, 8 to 3. The hardhitting Company A 1st Lieut. P. M. Smoot; 2d Lieut J. L K Cuihingham. Thurf c the of ' interested the J ' by 9, by Hall 15. on ;r- Bases - Grlce SAN MATEO, April 4. Carl John fans was Governor Pinkham. The Kteanr knocked Davis out of the box day, 7:30 p. m. ; balls, off Grice 2. ; Umpire, KxwhelskL '; son, a San Mateo motorcyclist who is Johnny Williams has got away to a executive sat in a lower box. with in the first inning and rolled up five Company B Capt Paul Super, lit Lieut A. J. Lowrvy, 2d Lieut Fran B Saturday Game. - Takes employed by the Pacific; Gas and Elec- very poor start with Salt Lake. In Speaker Holstein of the house. runs - before Moore was - sent in to Stevenson. Wednesday; ?:30 p. m.' y- ' Troop B squeeied cut another vic - 1 - tric Company, has refused to accept fact, his pitching has been of the bush stem the . tide Jfor ,M. , After Moore Company C 1st Lieut. L. Medeiro, 2d Lieut Maauei V. Sooia. Irlday, It ' tory tne game baiuroay, winning - in the fatal number F-- 4 for his machine. lest variety, wuiiams had a disastrous J Just as the game ended, Berger's took the mound Company K was al- 7:50 p. m. '; ; from Troop E, 5 to 4. It : was a fast trv -- with Detroit neasnn won kom) Bm..,u. .v. n..v-- n O. Johnstone received.; the number the; out v last.. DU UtA Upn LmS. lowed, only two hits, but the damage Company D Capt W. V. KoR. 1st Lieut F. W. Wlchman, 2d Lieut . "way n.fi.iUIUVUU aUUlCIU rame all through and the ill-fate- done-an- d :-,' the d shipped back to the Coast League; and was already M could not Schaefer. Wednesday, 7:15 p, m. topes team were alternately same day the submarine nd the sailors were forced to come of each shown anything less-patriot- eank Honolulu, and of hasn't since. to while ic catchxup Company E Capt C. IL Coster, 1st Lieut John HiloV 2d Llaut Geo. W. at the attention the ' -. because i - " raised and dashed. '? K sen , Monday, 7:30 p. '" ; Inning:" coincidence he praised it highly. civilians filed out through the gates. Green at short for made a Baker. m. , ' i In the fifth with the score Since then. Johnstone's superstitionu' Word comes from the coast that sational stop that brought down the Company. F 1st Lieut M. R. Houghtalllng, 2d Lfeut J. Lemon."' Tuesday, 1 1, singjed nd Smock sent grand-stand- '- "". to Peters, have become so aroused says Jack Bliss, th veteran, catcher,, has When At Pantl ttiffori fmt ha r 7:30 p. 10. .:; r- ' two-bagge- r, that he f:': r"' him across ;with-- a long 1 he does not dare fix it to his motor- been, handed his release "by the Venice homer in the ninth, the majority of Score 1y innings R. H. E Company G Capt B. K. Ka ne, 1st Lieut L. K. Islne, 2d Lieut W, NV putting the" lead; "B troop made -- '' E ta cycle. management Bliss will be remember- were midway, Co. M v. .0 0 0 1 0 . 0 1 7 4 Kaina. Monday, 7:30 p. m. : y move portion jof :. the fans between the 13 things in their the ed by the local fans as head of the main stand and the makal end of the 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 Company H Capt I W. Redington. 1st Lieut 1. C. Lo, 2d Lieut C RV Amo-- ' singled - CowJ.vv5 seventh 'Duncan and. stole four-bagge- - ' -- . v . - : A campaign for a million dollar en TJ?r .invasion last Js'dvember. ... He bleachers. Cattle's r Home run, Johnson. Struck out by na, Tuesday, 7rl5 p. m. second and third, : then , --Backes did completed made a host of friends here and show, brought seatsT OTCeal 2; kby Johnson? 4; by Davis 1; Company K (Attacheo to ' 2d Battalion) Capt W. Cook 1st Lieut; W. sending "the former dowment fund to be by them back to their J. the same thuag,, October, 1928, as a birthday present ed himself to be one of the squarest by Moore 3. Bases on balls, off John- - Ahla. 2d Lieut E. K. Chung. Thursday, 7:30 p. xa.:--,- . home. Bark balls, stole ' drew four to ' Vassar College on its 50th anni men in baseball. . The. sailors certainly must be. gir- Json 2; off Davirf 2; off Moore 1. Dou- - 1st Recruit Company (Attached to 1st BatUlion) Capt S. Ware, 1st second and came In with Backes on If WeoV versary was announced by Henry en credit for being good fanja -- They .Die plays. Green toTagen to Johnson; , Lieut Lono McCallum, 2d' Lieut Charles Pringle.V ' single. . In the juggling -- ' ' Then . Ernest's will - Cmpires, Collins .'"'"' nesday,'7:30 p. m. ': Noble tMacCracken, president , of the There be a meeting of the Oahu were hoosting strong for (heir , play- Fagen to Green. and r'h-- match which In E Troop- : - occurred the college. League tomorrow evening at which ar- era; wnile some of the legislature Swinton. ..:.- .'v.-'"- - STATIONED ON MAUI. ' - ers' attempts to catch a runner, Ern- - rangements for the preliminary series fans, Siho 'discreetly declined inrita- - j .'''. Company 1 Walluiu Capt WrF. Kaae. rJeut- W. 8. ChillingwonW , - - 1st est scored. - ? Bases on balls, off Duncan I, off Ca will be perfected. President Van Den-se-n tions to don a uniform, sat in The United Fruit liner Hereida 2i; Lieut R,'ICWUcox.'''.1.;,',-A- yTt--V-- by famines: : R.H. E. the. Score Vi ton 5. Struck out by Duncan 15, by has -- called the meeting for 8 stands and "straddled the- fence like rammed the stranded Leyland.' liner Company IlJlhaIna---Capt- v W. T. Touaa, 1st Lieut W. K.' Kaluakiai O 5 1 Troop B..0 O 1 ,0 0 0 5 10 Caton 13. -- ? - f Umpires, Grammuth and o'clock at the office of A. L. Castle; the : fan who bet against his home Parisian at the mouth of the Missit. - STATIONEO ON HAWAIL ' y:J ? Troop- ,1 0,0 0 7 . r 5 E. D.l2 04 Troxell. The Oahu Leaguers realize that this Is team. - sippi river, swerved and sank the Company M Hflo Capt J. D". Easton, 1st Lieut' H. M . Morenead. 2d LUv. Batteries Duncan . and j Ernest for a critical year for haseb&ll in Hawaii coasting steamer Weems. Both the J. S. Caeeres. . .. B. Caton and Mathews 'for E. Two-- STAILBULLITIX TOU and are determined to do part great- TnOQ e CITES their article. It is up to the fans to meet Parisian and the Hereida were MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY 't Roch,-Whit- 2 t 'tase,hits, and Smock TODAY'S XEWS TODAY toward giving the public the genuine' the organization half way. ly damaged. Maj. E. D. Kliboume vv CaWtt- - V. ttea.

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I-- P unirJt EDVMRD ABELES IN 'fiEADY MONEY .rri irri tt oL n . fttw Memo Book irLLIlLLlNCd i FEATURE AT YE LIBERTY TONIGHT FINAL CONCERT A MM I ind you'll know, where to find the record. Tl "KfN-uJ-y .Mnnry," a drama uifli lie loses none of nth laurclB previ- SET FOR TONIGHT in Ihc Hit'? Kant aixl in ously earned. ALL SIZES During engagement of ru;F'fl t, it; uliiih the man of the recent the .Ceorge Webb players 'Ready wealth ami the prospector who lias Money" was one of their offerings lieen "prub staked" work shoulder to proved biggest success of MM that the shoulder to wri. j; from Mother Flartli their season of urania. Webb 1n the her treasure uf sold, in which is in- role of Steve and the balance of the troduced the countei reiter and the organization created roles that Hawaiian News Co. police of the Eastern metropolis and earned for them the plaudits of this A dollar spent in this city or t his Territory will buy as much in In which "touith luck' an1 the re city. In the j,;ioto-pla- y the detail is much.. mnr. frimniclp than in thtt Limited" verse vie with one another for the ...v.. ( ascendency, will be the feature offer staged drama, while Abeles. who also quality as one expended anywhere on the mainland. When you send JnE Ye Liberty for thret, appeared in original stage produc- In Young at theater the the fitdfr. nights commencing tonight. tion, is given every opportunity to ability. Edward Abele is featured in the demonstrate his histrionic, j to a mail order house in the states, or elsewhere, you are doing what Paramount feature, and Mr. Abeles The balancp of the cast is of Famous baa already appeared in several Fa- - Player caliber. for a good nious I'iayer features in Honolulu in A new Pa the Weekly and a comedy many others all over the country a re doing unfortunately for them- suit with an ex- each of which he has scored an Im offering will round out the bill at Ye tra pair of trou- mediate success. In1 "Ready Money" IJberty for the first half of the week sers FREE. selves, as well as for the home mer chants and you are actuated very Ideal Clothing IB Co., 84 Hotel St 'CLEOPATRA' FUJI AT THE POPULAR largely by the same erronious influences that they "fall for."

m. ' m m - FELICE LYNE, If people would only stop and think before they allow themselves Felice Lyne there is no need fur- ther to introduce her to Hawaii to be hynotized by alluring cuts and bombastic descriptive matter will give her second and final concert pro- MRS. E. M. TAYLOR, Florist in the opera house tonight. The gram appeals to many music lovers in big catalogues there wouldnbe le ss money dumped into the coffers even more strongly than did the first. It is as follows: 1 Una voce pocd fa (II Barblere di so skillfully opened to receive it and the people would be better sat "... MILLINERY j Siviglla) Rossini 2 Chere Nuit Bachelet isfied end. : HONOLULU HAT CO, (a) Snow Siguard Lie in the - - (b) Le Coeur de Ma Mie HoUl 8t, nr. Bethel 8t Jacques Dalaoze (c) Spring's Awakening A comparison of the prices cha rged by mail order concerns with Sanderson 4 Polonaise (mignon) Thomas New Eli Drops.'"' 5 (a) Deh vieni non Tardar (Fig the prices charged for an article of known value as sold by Honolulu CRESCENT. JEWELRY CO. aro) .' Mozart ! : Conkllng's 8lf-Fltlln-g (b) Villanelle Dell'acqua very appreciable difference. Fountain Pan. 6 (a Wings of Morning Wood merchants will show little 1189 Fort 8L, nr. Pauihl (b) The Wren Lehman (c) But Lately In Dance I Em-- I pays necessarily large printing, circulating, postage X ' Who for the r t . braced Her Arenskv ' 7 Bird Song, from Pagliacci , ...... VI Leoncavallo in-al- LAUflDRY: and other expenses attached to pi acing these massive catalogues l FORT 'SKAFTEft' CONCERT. Boy One of the "scenes from "Antony and Cleopatra," spectacular Of cours e, publisher pays way, accuser - that wtll tw thu fpnture of the new bill at the Pomilar theater parts of the country? the for it in a Under the direction,, of Chief Musi- Phono-346- 1 beginning Monflaj1 TCdirig- -' cian Albert Jacdbson, the 2d Infantry 't wjBl Cleopatra 1 band give .the. following program but he pays for it with customer' because rf , youf with han "Antony and another consistently and artistically arranged, tonight,' beginning at ,7 o'clock: .jiejr, spectators are carried away by big Cines spectacular production, will the March tlethsemane c3m'mndery . . can imag- and almost J.-jf,- be the feature of. the new bill which their realism v.. , , Fulton dreds of others in this Territ as .well as thousands on the .main i i 'Mr v ine the great human drama forms a Overture The Bohemian Girl, .Suppe! will start at the Popular theater own daily lives. It part of their Song KUlarhey .'. I .' H;. .... ' Balfe Wedflesdy Evening, No one trho has only natural that the hand-soni- ? - r e cooo se$m8r Selection Round the World. .Klein I land did not : make it profitable fo r him to do so he could not. There- nis"to to given even passing attention to un Roman soldier-orator- , Marc An- . Waltz GoTden Sunset ..HaU :. clothes? history "of tony, to C!ka Cu!ldlp3 -- :;Xtef Strtot Rdmebut'has been fascin should fall a victim the Fox Trot By Heuk Henry t ated by the spectaculaxly fascinating charms and wiles' of the beauteous ? . . ( in the final analysis: Insteatl of paying only for the article'you mag- The Aerodome orchestra Director fore, 6toryf of; Cleopatra; Egypt's beautiful Egyptian queen, Cleopatra. Her Francis 'Leigh) will' render :the follow bjuecn,' and Antony, Ronie's great ol netism, her wonderful mentality and ' ing program during the evening ' ? " self-poesessi- Thai Honolulu Iron iWorttt'" dier. : Queenly are most ad- March His Majesty the King..Losey buy, you also pay your share toward 4h& expensive method he employs y - Cr-- tslleft "xorref pontfenc Gebrgd Klelae.i naitCT,'K&Q8e ditec- mirably portrayed by the ? delightful ' Rag Creatore Grant I : v..J tUSly farnU.V tion' this , etory; has .been staged and actress Teribili, who is pewonal Two-ste- p tsil. a' If You Talk in Your 4 ! re'rtopiiefl r&cf ; oppdr". - j . '.: relative to tha modern produced; ha o realfzation of all ideals of Egypt's Sleep Ayer in doing business, '. . i , ; every - t ; cf Mills and Factor .,. tunity to being .out" to detail queen and a player of remarkable Novelette Chung Lo Moret the marvelous love story of ,these two as well as a of the genius, mistress. Waltz Vive LAnjour , , ....Arthur figures ancient history. The story of expression. Anthony Noveil!, You you no morei;in many cases you. ; . in art Tango Panqulto Robyn may get wjiat pajjr but Is eo; divinely human in its portrayal who won hundreds of friends here, as Morceau Hungary Moszkowski - v that it cannot help but make an . im- Vlnitius in "Quo Vadis," is equally Caprice La Llsonjera Chaminade r . v.' of An- of mediate hit with Honolulu theater- happily suited to the role Marc Selection My Little Zulu Babe... don't. The article that you receive after a wait three or four goers. . ' ::s;.'..Vl! V:: i:7' 'i' tony. - v no Line Although the characters are Deave's Manikins and "Between Barn Dance The Haexln Bee Savage , may cata- tables; of ancient history, ihey are so and Tiger" will be seen today Clarke weeks correspond with the claims made for it in the naturafiy. acted, the scenes so and.-- tomorrow, matinee and; evening. t!:!ct , Ct, neaur.Ctthaff.8L Trot Plenty of Pepper... Bien Two-ste- p Love Mackie logue, but as time goes on you wo nder why it deteriorates (goes to BILL FOR EMPIRE Walts Avec Moi Luzerno ELMCED BBBBBBBRBriSigSIBIHHBag pieces, would better suit the case) so quickly. The answer is not far M much-maligne- THE AMAZONS. M Alice Joyce, Margaret , Courtot and proves to vindicate a d NAKCO C"AC3 ickatf-;- Ui ma-- " r lames B. Rose are the stars in the officer. A number of spectacular and to seek, it is in the shoddy manufacture, the inferior quality of i three-pa- On , Wednesday evening, April Ctr.Itirjr Carta, wood llnaL rt incorporated J feature' to be offered at the sensational scenes are 28, --v - , ''-'- photo- at the Hawaiian Opera House, Wi. CSV U2I Kit' .! Empire theater today with the .initial in Excellent appearance the Honolulu Dramatic Club will employed. r.v r. f V of The Black Countess." graphy is shown. present terials Rose and t Guv -- Austin are 1 Seen' HO ' Keystone ' a its initial play, "The comedians have made Amazons," an amusing if splendid advantage in a picUre .very clever production out of the nonsen- farce in by con-vinc- e much principal skit, three acts Sir Arthur Pinero. A glance through the columns of any issue of this paper will of the moment Its sical "Officer Kate. cast, is follows: CcUcnCldlliciiS scenes Morocco! (and Al- The as are laid in When Roscoe. Arhuckle takes the Rev. MInchin Mr. George Pot- giers. ; It deals with mjilitary spy sys- center o the stage in the screaming ployed maintaining ter. you that the statements in this article are correct. Look over tems often" em in a comedy, "Wiggs Takes' the Rest Youett Mr. Gerrit Wilder. fortified stronghold important .sea-coa- st Cure." he is seen in. a production, Tlie Glariohfe at' Fitton-Ca- pt Cntts. towns. The black countess fig- which has much to add his done to m Orts Mr. Lambert. Con-side-r ures as In success a r,. the goods advertised. Note the firms that set,forth these offers. a factor a virulent love and reputation as f Lltterly--Mr- . Haines. story interpreted by an management : excellent The announces 'Sfl Andre de , Greval Mr. Corre- - cast. At times the spectator is much a MaryyPIckford production at Wed- rethers. puzzled to ascertain the real trend of nesday's matinee and evening per- 8 the time you can save getting the goods to your home plus the ; Lord Tweenways Mr. Will the action : '.It finalfy bare, itself and formance. - : Lowers. m Dil- double-barrele- Chiffoniers Lady Noeline Mrs. Walter fact that you are also in possession of a d, sure-fir- e es ' BAILEY'S FURNITURE STORE lingham. AJakaa near King. FAVOBITA GRAND OPERA TONIGHT Lady Wilhelmina Miss Mar- CU garet Center. guarantee of satisfaction. Not only are the goods backed by Hono- m Lady Thomasine Miss Evelyn Cunningham. Opera Company Holmes, making appearance, The Bevani Grand her first B Lady Castlejordan--Mi- sa Hel- lulu merchants of indisputable integrity and reputation for honest S p i continues to grow in favor with local displayed good stage presence and an en Alexander. r nVlers well-modulate- agreeable d critics and music lovers, for It is pre and voice. Sergean Shuter Mrs. C. B. The opera was one of the best the Cooper. dealing, built on years of business career in your own town, but you senting very good standard opera here Bevani company has given to date. LCWERS A COOKE, LTD. at popular prices." The offering tonight is "Favorlta," BKBBSBBSB8BaH8Bv "i On Saturday night the Bevani art another of the standard bills of the are, as well, building up the business stability of your own city. gave "V ists .Trovatore" to a crowded operatic stage. A big house Is ex- IS YOUR CANARY A WARBLER? house at the: Bijou. Miss Bernice pected. . '.Tf" Star-Bulleti- be- The Honolulu n, th e foremost newspaper in Hawaii, LOCAL JAPANESE GETS Every male canary should sing, cause ihat is, its way pi .expressing ijts LOWEST PRICES . , POEMS OF HIS FATHER DR0;:Ci!IAL COUGliS happiness at' being alive. If your bird doesn't, "there a reason." The is doing its utmost to forward the best interests of the Territory in M. R. BENNf When the bronchial is As a fitting close to a public career tubes are af. qf the Andreasberg, in. Siahop and Hotel Streets- - fected with that weakening, tickling Germany, 'tfiisr. They long ago In Japanese statesmanship, Koten kow this direction. Surely you, as a resident and citizen of the most cough, they need immediate and sen- discovered the reason to be in the Matsuzawa, father of B. M. Matsuza- - bird's food. They adjusted the trouble sible treatment , The breath seems wa, secretary Y. C. A., by t; With of the. local M. shorter because of mucous obstruc- inventing 'ait Ideal' food for birds. beautiful city the do your part in direction. The our' V The Phila, Co. have added! in world, will this on your property, It is wrote his autobiography in poetic tions; usually fever is present and Bfcd Food -- - to and improved upon the work of the " jv,. safe. form. Secretary Matsuzawa received your head jars with canary-"breeder- s. every cough. Andreasberg The re- way is several copies of the poem by the last Your chest aches and the inflamma- sult BIRD MANNA proved best to Bowers' Merchant . Patrol has itself .Phone-105- s-r- mail boat tion often spreads to the lungs. to be the ideal combination of Food, 1 Matsuzawa senior, who at one time The food-toni- c that has proven its Song Stimulant and Medicine, not only was governor two provinces a cage SPEND YOUR MONEY IN HAWAII. of and worth for forty years Emul-sidi- u for canaries but for other birds. apanese is Scott's member of the J parliament, ' 'drives out It restores the plumage and makes the was a philosopher of keen insight, and It the cold, which birds sing. You can buy Bird Manna and ' is the root of the trouble, and checks laces until his death last year contributed r at your druggist's or send 15 cents to 'Embroideries ! many volumes to Japanese literature. the cough by - aiding the healing the manufacturers. Send for their I THE "AD MAN." k - This last edition was compiled from process of the enfeebled membranes. book on cage birds, 120 pages of in- HAWAII A SOUTH i his works by friends. The old style If you are troubled with bronchitis formation about birds, amply illus- : CURIC CO. 8EAS of Japanese binding is used. or know afflicted trated how to teach parrots to talk, . Totmf Building an friend, always re- The feature of the book is the front member that Scott's Emulsion builds for 15 cents. Bird .Mamu and Book, ispiece of the author in the center of strength while relieving the trouble. both for 25c. The Philadelphia Bird r npon U-6- .... iIiitks vnr a fan which he tvrote his last 1 Scott ftRowne, Bloomfirid, N. j. Food CVm.any. 400 . Third St.. Phil- lHHm ef old age. adelphia, Pa. adv. STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU K, MONDAY. APRIL 19, 1915. ELEVEN

ne?, under subpoena or otherwise, shall refill to answer any Laws of Hawaii. 1915, to he known as Section 994 A, as followi: question or questions material to the matter pending liefore the HOTEL v BY AUT HORITYI 1 board asked him by said commissioners, or hall dioliey any "Section 994 A. Duties of deputy food commissioners or ACT 74 order of the circuit court relating to the matter pending, the analysts. The deputy fond commissioners or analysts shall per- SAN FRANCISCO said hoard shall report the matter in writing to any circuit form such duties as the food commissioner or analvst or the VICC. IIMMT, VICtUC AN ACT judge of the circuit in which said board i located, and said Board of Health may from time to time prescribe." witness shall be cited to appear before the circuit judge and To ,w a Nkw Skctiox to tiik KrvjaKn Laws of Hawaii, le require! to how cause why he should not be punished for Section 5. Section 997 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii. by 245 of the Revised "On the Beach 1915, to bk Kow. am Skctiox S0d4., Rflatixu to tiik contempt of court, as provided Chapter 1915, is hereby amended to read as follows: all Hf-oistka- Coxvkyaxcrs. Laws of Hawaii, 1915, and be subject to penalties in aid DrTiKs of tiik h of , At VaiId!d" chapter contained. "Section 997. Powers of commissioner ami deputy commiss- YOU WILL Ft NO THAT Tie it Enacted by th legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: ioner.-. The food commissioner or his deputies shall have the Section Fal.e swearing liefore said lioard shall U pun- in power the jerformance of their duties to enter into any ViDaM ishable board is satisfied a m, "Hustace Section 1. A fw Motion i horebv aUI(l to the Rovisrnl as perjury, and whenever the that creamery, factory, restaurant, store, salesroom, storage-roo- ; U- - witness has sworn falselv in anv-hearins- or investigation before drug store or lalxratorv, place Laws of Hawaii. HH.", t known as Sretion 3004 A, to w or anv where thev have reason Hat Accommoditlona for La sail lioard, it shall report the same to the attorney of the re- to lielieve food, as follows : drink or' drugs are made, prepare!, old or dla arid Gcntttmtiw Phon 2S2f spective county or city and county who shall prosecute said wif- - offered for sale, and to open any cak, tub, lottlc, cae or pack- ness for "STtion 30!) I A. It. Khali not ! lawful for th IlegiMrarof erjn ry. age containing or supposed to contain any article pf food, drug of or drink and examine o oause to le examined the contents there- t Conveyances to record any assignment, extension, or release 4. All w mortgage of real or personal property, or a certificate of entry Section Act and parts of Acts inconsUtent ith and of. In case any drug or article of food is found to he adulter- Hcssaatoa Hotd for the purpose of foreclosure under such moitgage, or an affida- repugnant to this Act are hereby repealed. ated or misbranded within the meaning of this chapter, and LUXURIOUS AND the owner or in COMFORTABLE vit of foreclosure under a jover contained in such mortgage, person charge thcnof refuses to comply with STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Skctiox This Act Khali take effect from and after its tho instructions of food 100 ROOMS FIFTY BATHS - or an affidavit of entry, or an execution, order, or decree, for the commissioner or his deputies for approval. the pession of the premises covered hy such mortgage, or an as- proper disposal thereof, such drug or article of food shall signment, extension or cancellation of lea.e, unless the same be liable to seizure. Upon the request of the fol commissioner Approved this 13th day of April, A. lft IS. or his deputy, made to any court having jurisdiction over such HAUUU HOTEL . tball contain a reference to the lxk and page of the I. "A Horn Away From Horn" tion, of the original mortgage or lease, as the case may be. matters, the said court shall order and direct that such drug An Ideal Vacation Spot. -- VVhltt Cooking. LUCIUS E. PIXKHAM, or article of food be seized and delivered into the eustodv of - 4 Phono 772: . HaiMla, Oahv Provided, however, that this section shall not apply to any Covernor of the Territorv of Hawaii. the court, and the same shall be held in such eustodv until a A. 2UMSTEIN, Prop. I document mentioned herein executed prior to the passage of this hearing has been held to determine as to whether or not it is A REAL CHANGE V adulterated or misbranded. upon such hearing the court de-- OF CLIMATE I Act; and provided, further, that this section shall not apply to If can bo had at'tha new eidea tho to any document mentioned herein which shall refer to 'an un-record- that drug or article of food seized is adulterated or boardinf bouse mortgage or lease, if such fact le recited therein." ACT 77 misbranded within the meaning, of this chapter, said court shall WAHIAWA order the same dest roved or sold, but ft shall onlv sold in nenrlT 1000 olvtlnn np 1rvnt . le grand scenery;ft fine bass flablnf., K'or Section 2 This Act shall take effect its approval. AX ACT case it is fit for food and not dangerous to health. Provided, particulars address E. L. Kruaa.'WaV upon -- however, that the costs biawa. Phone 0393. 1 , upon payment the of any such pro- k ''-

7 To Amexd 202fi Laws Hawaii, ceedings ami an fine hereunder, and the execution and delivery Approved this 13th day of April, A. D. 1015. Section or the Revised of CORAL GAR&EN H6tEL 1915, Relative to Hrxfixo AYitii Fikearmb. of a good and sufficient bond conditioned that such drug or Soo tho Wondorfut Marino Pic- tures In article pf food will not be sold or otherwise disposed of con- KANEOHE BAY LUCIUS E. riNKIIAM, Glato-bottome- d tail and row Be it Enacted hy the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: trary to the provisions of this chapter, the court may order the boats for hire Good MoaJa. Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. v 8arvcd.' .' ' same delivered to the owner thereof." . A. L. Mac K AYE. Proprietor. I Section 1. Section 2020 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915, is hereby amended so as read as follows: Section C. This Act shalHake effect from and after the to You don't realty lovt Hawaii date of its approval. . until you have dined danced ACT 75 and slept - r at tho . , i "Section 2026. Permits, issuance. The treasurer of each f , SEASIDE' kOTEL V county or and is authorized and empowered to issue Approved this 13th day of April, A. D. 1915. v -- AN ACT city county J. H. Hertacho, Manajtr ir.v ) fcJII" permits to applicants to hunt with firearms within the county or A, LUCIUS E.' teKIIAM, OF-TH- city and county which he is together with suitablo I rTO'PfiOVJPE rOB TIIK Ir;BUCATIOX OF THE DECISIONS E of treasurer,

: tags United State L.bmIicT:CoBt, pbHSftrA&i5 showing the year and number of said permits, which tags Governor of the Territory f Hawaii. VIENNA v BAKERY shall be nsejd - - attached to the firearms while being for hunting; lit)'::.' !t:fu The Best Homo-Mad- e "Bread provided, however, .that a permit shall not be issued to any per- I 'JteSt. Enacted ty the legislature of the Territory, dfttawaii: son who has been convicted of violating the provisions of it lia'Fort " : Phono S124 '- any of tt ! ... . . - - - C't-'-. . ', , i & i;v r. ,f i ol Sectiox 1. The. sura of two thousand and five hundred any law for the protection of game ACT 79 n ''.Ml f Mi v dollars ($2,500.00) or. so'much thereof, as ,ipaj, jtoRpessary, HAVE' YOU HAD .YOUR FEET 2. effect from, ' ; ;is Lereby appropriated from the treasury of the. Territory for Section. "This Act shall take and after tho AX ACT FOOTOGRAPHEO YETt date of its approval. the compilation and publication' of not jnoreti4iiiWa htindred ' REGAL BOOT SHOPyy . V ToAmend Sections 450 452 Revised Laws and fifty copies of the reports of the decisions of the United and of ;rirE of Fori arui Hotel' Streeta - r': States District Court for Hawaii ;f provided, .that the judges of Approved this 13th day of April, A. D. 1915. Hawaii, 1915, Relating to Settlement .p? Botndakies. ty. jsaid court shall assign to the Territory all right to publish, sell Be by the the Hawaii: . ly&nd distribute the decision iso pxiblished ind thall jrJefitfre and LUCIUS E. PIXKHAM, it Enacted Legislature of Terril6ry of HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Governor ' .furnish 'for such publication, freo of cost, such decisions, and of the Territory of Hawaii. I tverythlnj Musical , ' 1. ' tho syllabi thereof, to 'the Secretary of the ; Territory, who is Section Section 450 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, r - hereby author ixed to make all contracts and exercise all other 1915, is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: "and Fort, next to tho Clarion' s - powers necessary or proper for carrying out the purposes of this shall also deposit a certified copy of the approved or adopted

: plan thereof in the said office of the commissioner of public fAct. The printing of such decisions in book form or signatures ACT .78 ARTISTS' SUPPLIES vof the requisite number may be begun as soon as the secretary lands." and Picture-Framin- g fhali deem advisable and bo continued as such decisions are AN ACT - ' jplcture ; to v Section 2. Section 452 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, Honofufii Framing Co furnished with their syllabi from time time, and may be Bethel, 1 near Hotel hound, together with the index, when a sufficient- number of Relatino to Adulterated Food and Dbcgs, Amending Sec- 1915, is herebv amended so as to read as follows: ' .: - forms or signatures for binding in volume fonn shall hare tions 990, 991, 993 and 997 of the Revised Laws of , . i ijcen printedand such forms or signatures, either as part of , ; Hawaii, 1915, and Adding a Xew Section to be Known "Section 452. Application. All owners of ahnpuaas and or in addition to the two hundred and Yifty copies abovcspeci- - as Section 994 A. portions of ahupuaas, ills and portions of ilis and Other deno-- . Tied, as well as the bound volumes,' may be sold and distributed niinations of lands within the Territory of Hawaiywhosc; lands or 2 by the secretary in the same manner as the Session "Laws of the Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: havo not been awarded by the land commissioners, patented 1- - .1 ' Territory. . conveyed by deed from the king or government, by boundaries Bi iS: Section 1. Section 990 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, decided in such award, patent or deed, may file, with the com- - -.- the" is missioner of boundaries for the circuit in which the land is sit- Sucgosttons and desfgna for . Section 2 This Act shall ake Effect from andaftcr 1915, 'hereby amended by deleting the words "or drink by - de- RESETTING AND REMODEL : and condi- uated, application to have the boundaries of said land aate oi its approval. : man," inserting the words "drink, confectionery or an ' " INQ OLD JEWELRY , ( ment by man or cided and certified to by said commissioner or his successor in animals" after the word "food," so that the Gold and Platinum Settings Approredi this 13th day of April, D. 1915. last clause of said-ectio- n shall read as follows : office. The application shall state the name of the land, the WALL A DOUGHERTY : names of the adjoining land o lands, and the names of tho v shall also contain a LUCIUS E.: PINEIIAH, , "The term 'food as used herein shall include all articles owners of the same where known, and it Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. used for food, drink, confectionery or condiment by man or general description, by true bearing survey, of the boundaries animals, whether simple, mixed or compound." as claimed connected by tes to the Government Survey L 0. Hall & Son f iTriangulation System, and shall have attached thereto and made GENERAL lr M Section 2. Section 991 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, a part thereof a map or tracing which shall show all natural MERCHANDISE . Fort and King Sta. ,vx ' ACT 76 1915, is hereby amended by adding after the word "produced" topographical features, permanent or other marl along said Sugar Factor, Importer. aM

- -- ' - the following: boundary lines, the bearings and distances of each course given . : - - field . ; :; ; in said description of survey, and such other data from '.. ;;:,;V,;;,;;:;AN;ACT -- H. HACKFELD & CO. mis-brand- boundary "Any drug or article of food shall also be deemed to be ed notes as will make it practicable to any Ltmltet 5f4; - UBAJfTIXO TO TnE BOAED OF JjCESSE COMMISSIOECS PoWEE within the meaning of. this chapter when in package mark or point that may become lost or destroyed. ' ' Commission Merchants. r"; to ScBroEXA axd Examine1. AViTXESsEs Uxdeb Oath. form, .if .the quantity of the contents be not plainly and conspi- HONOLULU cuously marked on the outside of the package in terms of weight, Section 3. This Act shall take effect upon its approval. ; ; He Enacted hy it thelJtaure''ofMe Temtory of Hawaii: measure or numerical count ; provided, however, that reasonable PACIFIC ENGINEERING ,1 of A. I). 1915. ' "" '" 'v"; " ' ' exemptions shall be permitted, and tolerances and also exemp- Approved this 13th day April, v . - COMPANY, LTD. , ;f . .' . - i ; Section 1. The board of license commissioners in each tions as to small packages shall be established by rules and Consulting, Designing and Con . , struct! ng Engineers. Acounty and in the City and County of Honolulu are hereby regulations made by the Territorial Board of Health." lucius k. pixicnAir, Bridges. Bnildinjs, Concrete Stroo , Strnctares, Sanitary Sys- ; vested with the power to subpoena and examine witnesses un-- ; Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. tares. Steel tems, Beports and Estimates on Prt - - der oath, and to examine such of the, books and records of the Section 3. Section 993 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, lorfji Phono 104K i i ; rties to a proceeding, hearing, of investigation as relate to the 1915, is hereby amended by adding thereto the following sen- question in dispute.1 The circuit court of the circuit in which tence: HAWAIIAN DISTRIBUTING' CO.. 1109 Atakea St, Honolulu. Phoro Sil. "J. said board located shall have - y; is power to enforce by proper pro- ACT 80 " r, Call and see our Art Stamps Start ceeding the attendance, and testimony of witnesses, and the pro--, "The Board of Health may also appoint deputy food com collecting Peace stanps.: Motion Plo: duct ion and examination of books, papers and records. missioners or analvsts." AN ACT ture stars, and .Add stamps, We are sole agents in HavalL- - 3 ' STlR.nrLLtTIJf CITES TOO Section 2.r anv person called before saklboard a wit- - 4. hereby added to Revised Common If as Section A new section is the In Relation to Evidence of the Source of Title TODirM SOTS TODAY : J STAR-BULLETI- TWELVE'' HONOLULU N, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1915.

ix Arnoxs or atd tx Actiot to QnrT Lord-Youn- g TlTl.K. Battlefields of Temroi HIST if it Enacted 1y the Leilature of the Territory of Hawaii: Engineering Co., "If a main says he Is not afraid that it "knocked his nerves to pieces.' TO LECTURE ON PROFESSIONAL CARDS of shell fire," said one of the bravest Three such men out of six or seven Sf.cttox 1. In any action of pjwtracnt or action to quiet men I hare ever met and at that mo- had to be invalided home in one week. DRESSMAKER. Limited ment we were watching bow the ene- One of them had a relapse which the plaintiff, or his will make and my's sharpne! was ploughing op the nearly killed hfm. Yet H was not Dressmaking or all kinds; evening title, if agfnt or attorney fear ItlLAUEA FIRES gowns earth on either side of the road on which was the matter with them. In- a specialty. Anna Fedotoff. tile ?uch i an affidavit in the court in which any action pending, which we stood "n Is a liar." tellectually they were brave men. and The McDonald, Punahoa st Phone ENGINEERS AND GENE- 13T3. WST-t- and shall serve a copy of the same on the defendant, eueh filing There are very few men in this war coerced themselves into joining many f RAL CONTRACTORS who male any such pretense. On the perilous adventures. It was the in- Prof. S. Oinoue of Sapporo Agricul- and service to Ijc at fifteen davs before the trial, that the contrary, Belgian upon MADEIRA CMBROIOERV. leat most of the French, tolerable strain the nervous sys- tural College. Japan, who has been For all kinds of construction work, claims through a common source with the de- and British soldiers with whom I have tem that made wrecks of them. visiting Kilauea in lira. Carolina Kereandes. TJaioa plaintiff title wayside Greater the interests of his rt paring, sewer and had conversations since the than one's fear, more over- school for the past three days, return- Madeira embroidery, luncheon, sets, bridges, reservoir, fendant and specifying such common source, it shall be suff- began find a painful plea- mastering, is one's in war kind of Interest this ed to Honolulu Saturday. He will de- baby caps and dresses. Specialty ol. water systems, dredging, irrigation sure In candid confession of shell It is frightfully icient for him to show title from such common source, unless the their fire. interesting liver a lecture upon the volcano at Initial and hemstitching. RsaaonahJ and reclamation projects. fears. to watch the sharpnel bursting near the Japanese Y. M. C. A. tonight. H5X22-t- f the defendant or his agent or attorney shall within ten days after "It Is now three days since I have bodies of troops, to see the shells kick- "Kilauea is 2610 4587 ing up far different from our Campbell Bldfl. Phones 4 been frightened." saia a young British the earth, now in this direction Japanese volcanoes." said the Japan MILLINERY. the filing and service of such affidavit by, or on behalf of the I now Honolulu, T. H. officer who fancy was never scared and In that; to study a great ese scientist. "It certainly was a building gradually new K. stylish millinery. plaintiff, make and file in the court in which any such action in his life before he came out to these losing its shape and sight for me to see such e hot molten Iiosntma, King. of falling into ruins; to see how near Bethel. Phone 21 3 C. E323-t- f battlefields terror. death mass, since the volcanoes 1 am ac- is pending and serve on the plaintiff an affidavit that the de- "I was paralyzed with a cold and takes its toll in an indiscriminate way quainted with throw up hot ashes and MODISTE. fendant does not claim title through the source specified by the horrible fear when I was ordered to smashing a human being into pulp a cinders, but do not glow." my open few yards away and leaving one-ha- lf advance with men over His reports of his visit to the vol plaintiff in his affidavit, and particularly secifying the source ground under the enemy's sharpnel." alive, or scattering a roadway with Miss Nellie Johnson, 1111 Union St Suckling Pigs cano wifl be forwarded to Japan He Evening gowns, lingerie said a French officer, with the steady bits of raw flesh which a moment a?o dresses. through which he does claim title. wui coqtmue nis journey on the Chi- k5341 tf brown .eyes of a man who in any was a team of horses, or whipping the na Tuesday to study at the University For Sale ordinary test of courage would smile nel bullets which spit about the cro jch-in- g of Chicago and in Europe. at the risk of death. figures of soldiers, who stare at HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. Section 2. This Act shall take eflW-- t and lx in force from But this shell is not an ordinary these pellets out of sunken eyes. fire Jan. T. Taylor. 511 3tangsnwald Wdg and after its passage. test of courage. Couraec is annihi- One's interest holds one in the fir- Something ing zone with a grip from which one's PUNAH0U NOTES consulting civil & hydraulic sngla'r. lated in the face of it. kS375tf Club Stables, Ltd,, else takes its place a philosophy of intelligence cannot escape, whatever an boredom may be one's cowardice. Special SUr-Builet- lo cmrespoDdnc Telephone 1109 Approved this 13th day of April, A. 101 f. fatalism, sometimes utter MASSAGE. I. with men, threatening but failing to It is the most satisfying thrill of PUNAHOU. April 19. The Damon 62 Kukul St. kill; in most cases a strange extinc- horror in the world. How foolish this oratorical contest of the academy will Mr. Mrs. Hoshlmoto. Phone 111?. death is! How it picks and chooses, be held on the mornings April 29 6076-t- LUCIUS ?! tion of all emotions and sensations, of f E. PIXKIIAM, so that men who have been long under taking a man here and leaving a man and 30. shell fire have a peculiar rigidity of there by just a hair's breadth of dif- In chapel last week an unusual pro- K, Oshims, expert massage, Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. gram Beretania. the nervous system, as if something ference. ,It Is like looking into hell was given. It was an exhibi- 6090-t- f M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. tad been killed inside them, though and watching the fury of supernatural tion of some of the work from the outwardly they are still alive and un- forces at play with human bodies, commercial department. David Wads-wort- h K. Tskeyama, massage; Bere. Jb Aala. COFFEE ROASTERS touched. tearing them to pieces with great arose first and told the school 6116-l-m Dealers In Old Kona Coffsa ACT Old Style of Courage. splinters of steel and burning them in about the new methods of typewrit- J' 81 121-l- m shell-stricke- FuJInaka, massage: The old style of courage, when man the furnace fires of n ing, and of what great use it is. He Waiklkl MERC HAN - ST, HONOLULU towns, and in a way obliterat- said in had a pride and confidence in his devilish that the national system now HAIR DRESSER. AN ACT own strength and valor against other ing the image of humanity in a welter being used there were no blinds on men, when he was on an equality of blood. the keys and a typewriter was play- Mrs. Okaseko. ladles' hairdresser, with his enemy in arms and intelli- There is a beauty in it, too, for the ed like the piano. All the fingers manicure; 1458 Nuuanu. TsL 4083. nestheticism of a Nero. Beautiful and were used and the keys were 6109-t- f. OO IT ELECTRICALLY Creatix'o Board Industrial Schools, and Prescrib- gence, has almost gone. It has quite never the of gone when he is called upon to ad- terrible were the fires of those seven looked at Several years ago 13 or ing Its Powers and Duties. vance or hold the ground in face of Belgian towns which I watched under 14 words a minute was thought to be MUSIC LESSONS. the enemy's artillery. For alt human a star-strew- n sky not many days ago. wonderful, but now 100 words or Hawaiian Electric Co. There wa3 a pure golden glow, as of more is not so marvelous. The Laurie A. DeGraca, 1568 qualities are of no avail against those ' rate Prof. Totxag Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: death machines. liquid metal, beneath the smoke col- of the persons who demonstrated his st Telephone 4179. Rapid lnstruo What are quickness of wit, theJ umns and the leaping tongues of flame. talk was about 57 words a minute. tion on violin, cello, mandolin, gui- strength of a man s right arm, the And many colors were used to paint The demonstrators were Esther Cum tar, banjo and nknlela. this picjure of war, for the enemy mings, Alleen Gibb 5939-t- WIRE FENCES AND GATES. Section 1. That there is hereby established and created a heroic fibre of his heart, his cunning and Momi Keola. f in warfare, when he is opposed by an uses shells with different colored Three different tests were given. A Thi very belt for every use. Board for the management and control of industrial and re- enemy's batteries, which belch out fumes, by which I am told they study copy test on unfamiliar matter for five SURGEON CHIROPODIST. bursting shells with frightful precision the effect of their fire. Most vivid is minutes, a minute test on a certain - formatory schools in the Territory of Hawaii, which said Board J. C- AXTELL'S and regularity? What is the most the ordinary sharpnel, which tears a sentence, to see how many times the Corns, corns, corns all foot troable. AUkea Street " shall bo known as the Board of Industrial Schools. courageous men to do in such an hour? rent through the. black volumes of sentence could be written in one min- Mclnerny'g Shos Stort, Port itmt Can he stand erect and fearless under smoke rolling over a smouldering town ute; and flnallr dictation, given by Dr. Merrill. tf a sky which is raining down jagged with a luminous sphere of electric David Wadaworth, to see how correct- Section 2. The said Board shall bd composed of seven pieces of steel? blue. ly it could be taken down. It was a guns comes new " Can he adopt the pose of so AdelphJ Then from the heavier idea for the Friday morning chap- Sanitation and Soapl MILLER C AND FI8K TIRES, members, six be by the Governor, in tawny orange, vio- of whom shall appointed hero, with a scornful smile on his lips, dense puff balls of el exercise, and was appreciated by by a - HOWE TUBES. the manner prescribed in Section 80 of the Organic Act. The when a yard away from him a bote let and heliotrope, followed the audience. J ' purest white. mind Is n - is torn flash of One's Try White Wings. v- i large enough to bury s taxlcab . . KERSCHNER shall absorbed In this pageant of shell fire. .'K0 VULCANIZING COMPANY Judge of the Juvenile Court of the First Judicial Circuit out of the earth, and when a building standing U And with a curious intentness, with At Your Grocer's ex-offic- io against which he has been 1175-7- 7 Alakea St. Phone 2434 be member of the said Board; provided, however, that of nervous t suddenly knocked Into a ridiculous that rigidity and muscular .in case the Juflge of said Juvenile Court shall refuse 'to act as force which I have described, one LEE-KAI- U nVoaohilu, April 14, ruin? watches the zone of fire sweeping 1915, C. .feautglAlrj Yau Lau a, member jiaid, Board, the vacancy caused by such refusal It Is impossible, writes Philip Gibbs Kalu, SEE 1 of exaggerate neare rto onesself, bursting quite close Rev. JJajMmaa officiat- For the Latest Style Hits for. In the North Mail, to the killing people not very away. ing. Witnesses." g, W : sh'ill far Knht .ni ; ', be filleotJpJoiitment by the Governor, in the same of shell fire. It Ladles end Gentlemen horror the - , monstrous Men who have been In the trenches Mrs. Julia Lukalauia: t , . N :: : I stood E Come See Uo only a days ago since VIDAL-HOAP- Ii . and r manner as is proVIaei ior the filling of other vacancies. is few under heavy shell fire, sometimes for Honolulu, April COYFOR FURNITURE in the midst of it, watching its effect as long as days, come of Asia, jonn ;.s ; K. UYEDAy three out. iv, a. an&.Airs. Young ' upon the men around me, and analyz- been; Mary HoapiU. Building : 1C23 Nuuaati their torment like men who have Elder Ernest L. Min- St ; ing my own psychological sensations They have the brownish,! er of the Church of Section 3i edThat at least three of the members of said Board I buried alive. .of Jesus Christ with a morbid interest faced that ashen color of death. They are dazed Latter Day batata (Officiating. Wit- were all . X shall be womii" music and hated it but there and stupid for a time. nesses, David K. Hoaplll, Jr., and mmmmmmmmmmmm sensations besides fear , SALS sorts of other But they go back. That Is the mar- Agnes K. HoaDlli."-'.- ,; SPECIAL me. I was BAILEY-GlljMQRE'-'I- which worked a change in vel of It. They go bacs day after n: San Francis Grate Linen end Pcnjse Waist Sjectiojt 4. Tllemeinbers of said Board shall hold their conscious of great physical discom- day, as the Belgians are going back co, caL, AprUrIVIBl5, upon my brain. Charles T. v-- . V" reacted Ptttemt fort, which day day. . Bailey and MisiiGrkce Gil more of ' office for the period of four years; provided, however, that on more distressing after : YES CHAN A CO. ; The noises were even Honolulu , and (Maul, respectively. of death. It was Corner King and Ctthet Streets ; the first appohltment of said Board,, the Governor shall appoint to me than the risk' DIABETES Witnesses, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Luf-kin-. terrifying in It tumult three of the members of said Board for two years only, and the were hard The German batteries MURPHY-GIBB- S In Honolulu, April MUTUAL TELEPHONE : CO,1 LTflU Pur-vys- e We announce this new FACT IN round Nieuport, Dixmude, Wailu-ku-. remaining members of said. Board for four years; and that at work influence tract 16, 1915, Eugene Murphy of -- towns and villages, PHYSICS the renal j. : and other Maul, and r. elake curve with an agent that opposes Renal and Miss Olive Gibbs of : thereafter all appointments shall be for four years. forming a crescent, with its left Honolulu. llancfacturers Agest y v. Hepatic degeneration and urinalysis Minister David Cary Laundry, 777 King' St sweeping away Irom the coast Peters of offi- ' Orer Kill's Carlo Store, B!iAt will, many cases, within twenty the Christian church 1481. ' of our in ' But more awful Fas the noise ciating. . and Kins Stev. 5. man- Nieirport I stood only a days begin to show diminishing sugar - Section That the said Board shall have the entire own guns. At 0mm FRENCH LAUNDRY. v yH- . 50 over. mono till. few hundred yards away from the in Diabetes In people of and Branch Office, Union and Hotel agement and control of alt public industrial and reformatory the coast Each There having been no agent on pre- " warships lying off sugar BIRTHS ' Telsphont 2911. schools now existing which may shell which they sent across the dunes scription counters to reduce in ; in the Territory of Hawaii, or opium which is not was like one of Jove's thunder bolts Diabetes (except KIMONELE In Honolulu, April 12. Noorden on Dia- CURIOS, JEWELRY AND hereafter be established; and like management and control of and made one'g body and soul quake a specific see Van 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gilman vi- anti-glycosur- ic V The betes) the importance of an . NOVELTIES' with agony of its noise. Kimonele of Hanlwat atreat- - a. arm. Put Your Poultry Problsma v : all places of detention which may be used in connection with the my was so great that it made Is Immediately manifest CAPOZZI --In 8, 1915, up to tho HAWAIIAN JEWELRY bration Honolulu, April ( any of said schools. though had been ham- That sugar can be reduced and that NOVELTY CO.' r'v skull ache as it to Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Capozzi of CALIFORNIA FEED mered. Long afterwards I found my- many of those succumbing to Diabetes Schofield Barracks, Lellebua, Oahu, CO., King and Bethel Streets. , lakes, corner Queen. , I self trembling with jthose waves of can have lives prolonged to other ter- a son. established by ur- They will toll you the trouble' Section C. That all powers now vested in the Superintend vibrating sound. minations has been BENNETT In Honolulu, April 7, r Worse still, because sharper and inalyses and confirmed by disappear- 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Ben- dent of Public Instruction and the Commissioners of Educa more piercingly staccato, was my ex ing symptoms in many cases. nett of Fort Shatter, Honolulu, a to a battery of French The presence of sugar being a daughter. KEE-LO- X tion relative o industrial reformatory-- schools Terri- perieuce close and in the was fired with a PHYSICAL FACT, and Its disappear- R B!0 N i P A P guns. Each shell KIM In Honolulu, April 16, 1915, to King Auto Stand tory of Hawaii are hereby transferred to and vested in tho hard metallic crack, which seemed to ance a FACT IN PHYSICS there is no Mr. and. Mrs. Foo Kim of Nakuna St my ear drums. I uncertainty as to the results that have LATEST CARS 47C3 Board hereby created, and all duties now by law devolving knock a hole into road, Kallhi, a son. PHONE At Arleigh's suffered Intolerably from the noise, been obtained. GREENE-I- n Honolulu, April 8, 1915, tarn McMillan 8am Potort upon the said Superintendent of Public Instruction and the yet eo easy is it to laugh in the The agent to reduce sugar (Fulton's to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Greene, Jr, Antone Rodrlguee pain I laughed aloud when a Diabetic Compound) can be had at of Beretania street, daugh- tommissioners schools, hereby midst of 132 a of Education relative to said are friend of mine, passing the battery In Honolulu Drug Co. Ask for pamphlet ter, Margaret Augusta. his hand to one bulletin of recoveries and ra- CASTRO 16, devolved upon the Board hereby created. . All unexpended bal- his motor car, raised Current In Honolulu, April 1915, (fLuciaM of the gunners and said, "One mo- tionale mailed on application. John to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Castro of ances of appropriations heretofore made, the expenditure of ment if you please." J. Fulton Co., San Francisco, Cal. Punchbowl street, near Queen, twin Reliable Transfer Co. Selections on Victor Records. which; now by law vested either in the Superintendent of Some people get accustomed to the adv. - daughters. Js nnisn hut nthera never. Every time a m Phone 5319 BERGSTROM MUSIC CO- - Ltd. of near Public Instruction or the Commissioners of Education, are battery fired simultaneously one A harmless bomb was found Bethel 8t, me, a nara, the offices of the West Coast Life bet hereby transferred to the Board hereby created, and the expen- the men who were witn DEATHS. King and Hotel St. tough type of mechanic, shrank and Insurance Company :n San Francisco X diture thereof vested in said Board. ducked his head with an expression of with the warning "Last warning, rob- HALL In Honolulu. April 16. 19lS, D. J. CASHWAN agonized horror. He confessed to me bers of widows." Evelyn Lawelawe, daughter of Mr. j HEYWOOD SHOES TENTS AND AWNINGS . and Mrs. Kahoal Hall of 764 South Lnau Tents & Canopies for Rent Section 7. The Board hereby created shall have power to ' received by the Board ; the persons to whom said moneys have street, aged three months and five 15.00 and $1X3 Thirty Years' Experience -- the purposes for which the same shall have days. at the Fort St, near Allen, upstairs. ;j make rules and regulations not contrary to law providing the been paid; and KEE In Walluku, Maul, Yip Kee of . ' MANUFACTURERS SHOE ...-.- r: re- y phone 14C7, : method by which all funds appropriated for said schools shall been paid during the period covered by the report. Such Mill street, merchant a native of STORE. China, aged 57 years. be expended; providing for the organization of the Board, by ports shall contain such further information relative to the the selection of officers thereof; and providing for the manage- transaction of the Board, and the condition of the schools and Despatches from Spain state that Huerta is going to enter Mexico for HAWAIIAN PICTURES, STATION- To ol H o t ? ment and control of the schools and places of detention; and places of detention within the jurisdiction of 'the Board, as the purpose of starting and leading Not If. you nave plenty of to all of a new revolution. Gen. Huerta's ERY, PICTURE FRAMING, ' shall likewise have power to adopt such other rules and regu- shall enable the Governor to le fully advised relative family remains in Barcelona. OFFICE SUPPLIES Oahn Co- - lations not contrary to law as may be necessary to carry out the the transactions of the Board. , IGET ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. purposes of this Act. YE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP 1122 Fort St be the further duty of the Board to file with the Notice is hereby given that Lin And it shall Sing Kee of 1044 Nuuanu avenue, Ho- k Section S. The members of said Board shall serve without Governor, at the times herein provided for the filing of reports, nolulu, having made an assignment of his property undersigned for compensation; but said members reimburse- belonging to the Territory used in to the the Opera shall be entitled to an inventory of all property the benefit of all bis creditors, all JAS. N0TT, Jr. Alter ' .'J ' f , ment for actual expenses incurred in the performance of their connection with said schools or places of detention, as provided persons having claims against said Plumber and Sheet Metal ' Lin Sing Kee are invited to present Worker. Sweet Shop duties. for in Chapter 10, of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1015. the same to the undersigned at his Sachs Block, Beretania, nr. Fort office on the northeast corner of King Phone 2S6S and Maunakea streets, Honolulu, Section 9. It shall be the duty of the Board to make annual Section 10. This Act shall take effect January 1st. 10 HI. forthwith. reports to the All persons indebted to the said Governor, covering the periods between the first Sing Kee All kinds of Wrapping Papers ani Lin are hereby requested day of January and the thirty-firs- t day of December in each Approved this 13th day of. April, A. D..1915. to make immediate payment to the STEINWAY Twines, Printing and Writing Papers undersigned. Bargains in Other Plane. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N PAPER year. Such reports shall be submitted by the Governor to each PLAYER PIANOS 5 Dated Honolulu, T. H., April 7, 1915. ' . o SUPPLY CO, LTD. session of the L. KOON CHUCK, THAYER PIANO CO, LTD. :.-- legislature. Said reports shall contain itemized LUCIUS E. PIXKIIAM, fort and Queen "Streets, Honolulu. Assignee 156 Hotel Street Phone 23 H Q. r of Lin Sing Kee. Phono 1411. li GsikL Gem Mgr. statements of all moneys ; 6138-Ap- expended by the Board of all moneys ' Governor of the Territory of Hawaii, r. 14, 16, 19, 21. .... ,

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DRUG STORE. JEWELER. SH.RTMAKER. . IfyJSlS? , y I I . V, - I . m W I rKin W 4 IT I I. I Ml .i.i 4 I . I 1 V aa 1 Li 1 M Tlffei Wo. Gold and Silversmith; ma- B. Yamatoya, shirts, pajamas, kimo- Seiseido, Hotel & River its., Japanese Sun instrumental phonograph records. terial and work guaranteed. If not nos to order. Nuuanu, near PauahL satisfactory money will be refund- 5533 FOR SALE 6080-t- f tf WANTED ed. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel street 5531 tf H. AkagI, shirtmaker, 1318 Nuuanu st. The T ranbo envelope, time-savin- g in- "h AUTO STAND. CARBONATED WATER. 8a ito Drug Store, King A Aloha lane. Everyone with anything sale to 6098-- 3 m vention. No addressing necessary for 6076-t- f , JUNK STORE. In sending out bills or receipts. Ho- "Play iJafe." Considering the fac- Auto service, bet. ilalelwa & Honolulu, The very beat soda wateT of every In plannlnf n success SOFT DRINKS. nolulu Star-Bulleti- Co, Ltd, sole tors of sales, car; Halelwa tel. 997; Hono flavor. Honolulu Soda Water Wks. Ishii Drug punks, etc, Nuuanu & Beret Hon. Junk Co.. 620-62- 4 N. King st; an ad is more satisfactory than 6l06-t- agents for patentee. tf lulu tel. 1112; stand King and Aala. Co.. phone 3022. f 6079-t- f phone 4366, Knowies water and oil That help your business, Mr. Retail knowing "how it happened" after 617.2 6m m Star-Bulleti- n pumps. 6082-6- er, from the Honolulu Soda Water v;taiujanJ piano. Al wards. Want Ads CARRIAGL REPAIRING. Klng-Alapa- i, spong ,,risht onditiH. Tottori, cucumber are me ones you. 6nt-i- r "Bring Home the Bacon" every 6090-t- ors ior Address box 1CT. this otfict. AUTO. es. f 5399-t- JAPANESE KITES 42-- time. f Terawakl, Iron works. Palama. SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. 61 6t R. Sekl, auto for Walalua, 4 p. m., 6l0l-t- f DRYGOODS STORE. Best Japanese fish kites at Samura's Musicians for band just organising; dally. 6131-t- f store, Hotel and Smith streets. YAMATOYA, Furniture for small cottage. Apply CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. J. Fuji!, Japanese crepes; Hotel instruments and uniforms furnished. st 6134-l- 1250 Shirts, pajamas, klmonoa, lr.icj Makiki st.; cottage for rent. Opportunity for amateurs, etc. to Nlshl, auto for Haklwa. 4 p. m., 6099-t- f Fort 5752-t- 6141-3- t Aa.Hr. 6l3Mm Geo. M. Yam ad a, general contractor. f get a good military band traluing. Address box 1W. office. Estimates furnished. No. 208 Mo Kiohil, Japan silks; Beretania street 18S8. this SHOEMAKER. Bargain in upright piano Phone 6l39-6- Ito, auto for 4 p.m. Tel. 2173. 6112-t- f t Haleiwa Candlesa Building. Telephone 2157. 6130-12- t m KOA WOOD. 6132-l- 1265-t-f King-Maunake- a. Hashigucht shoes repaired, 1283 River g public Sing T. Oshlma, silks, Inter-islan- d shlp-pin- The to know that Charley Koa wood. road. 6085-- 3 and Oahu Railroad REPAIRING. 6099-3- m T. Umemoto. Prison m 7 AUTO Star-Bulleti- n Loy Is now at the U. S. Auto Stand. 8anko Col, Nuuanu and Vineyard. TeL 6077-t- f books at office. U g, 5166; 1151. boildings, paper-hangin- 576 S. Deretania st; phone Auto and Machine Repair Shop, Contracts Ogawa, shoe-make- r; United Fort nr. Kukul. COCOANUT PLANTS FOR 8ALE 1915 Kissel Kar; reasonable rates. Asylum 6091-t- f cement work, cleans lota. KITES 6087-t- Phone 4831. road. f 6126-l-m k5327-t- f ' Cocoanut plants sale; Samoan va AUTO FENDERS. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. If you want Japanese fish balloons SODA for WORKS. A. D. Llhue, Large business house needs first-clas- s "t X, KobayaabL general contractor, 2034 call at Samura's, Hotel and Smith. riety. Apply Hills, 6277-t- , Y. NakaniahL 34 Beretania, nr. Nuua- 6134-l- f bookkeeper. Apply by letter to Mlshima, King and --Punchbowl; auto King. 3356. a Reasonable. Sunrise Soda Works, distilled water. Kauai. 8. Phone nu, for good ooks, yard boys. "Efficient," P. O. box 589. State j fenderi made to order. (1414m k5327-t- f King st. Tel. 1345. 6081-t- f 4511. AUTO FOR SALE. 6141-t- f - , TAILOR. Phone 4511; residence phone salary required. 6246-t- f SECOND-HAN- D tailor, .School phone 2455. CAFE, FURNITURE. Stevens-Duryea- , 1912 FuJIL at. model, Middle-age- d professional mau would ' Hell P. 6HMm 4136 help, or LIVERY STABLE. 2d-han- good condition; will cheap. with ob place In town. Phone for all kinds of Murata, d furniture; South like to correspond ladj; Boston Cafe, coolest st O. 6139-l- m ' call at 1166 Union St., or write to P. 6110-t- f box 961. ject matrimony. Address "M. 8.." After the show 4rop In. Open day First-clas-s livery turnouts at reason- ' B Star-BulleU-n. 6137-6- and night. Bijou theater. Hotel SL O. box 1200. Responsibility and t Na-rus- e, able rates. Territory Livery Stable, SALESLADIES WANTED. promptness our specialty. J. K. ' 8H0E STORE. I .... , ,: 5639-t- f 348 King, TeL 2535. V BUY AND SELL, manager. 6106-- t nr. PunchbowL Someone for table waiter and dining 5518-t-f Five bright capable ladies fn each S. TakahashL King, opp. Aala park, room work. Apply 1366 S. King st Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick serrica Milila-n- state to travel, demonstrate and sell 6140-6- - 1 Jewelry nought Filipino Y. M. C. A., Queen ft i 6080-3- m t I Diamonds, watchea and open dry goods, shoes, etc rail- exchanged. Carlo, Fort. and cleanliness oar motto; day sts., will supply all kinds of help. LEATHER WORKS. dealers; $25 to $50 per week; told and J. Hotel, opp. paid. Goodrich Drug Co, and night Bethel street V. A. Lionzon, Mgr., Phone 5029. Banzai Shoe Store, Beretania street road fare Everyone to Insist upon the Honolulu - ... 6518-t-f , Hawaii Legging & Leatherwork Co, Dept. 119, Omaha, Nehr. 6120-6- m 6126-t- f 6120-l- m assuredly 6078-t- Soda Water Works' soda; Beretania, nr. River. f 1QS-- BLACKSMITH SHOP. the best always. f U "Thai Eagle," Bethel, bet Hotel and Aloha Employment Office, Tel. 4889; SHIPBUILDER. FOR RENT King. A nice place to eat; fine opp. M re-tlr- e work; .6076-t- f Alapal st, Rapid Transit office. SITUATION WANTED. Kuba, Palama, earn-pan- s home cooking. Open night day. Tekehtro Ship Yard, Kakaako; re - and All klnda of help furnished. Farm lands, in lots, with a k6338-t- 6086-6t-n " ' Kosuga, blacksmlthlng, Paoahl sL f . ... 6101-t- f MAIL ORDER HOUSE. made to order house 16x18, including lanal; land Plain dressmaking done by day. TeL - - 6137-6- i' 'V,- a.;v e08Q-3m- v suitable, fpr,,. vegetables and poultry; 20S5. t jA'v:1 New Orleans Cafe, jjbsiantlal meals, Japanese cooks, waiters and yard TJ. Talra & Co, goods by mall, P.O.B. Katamoto, sampan builder, Kakaako. ' - rent $10 a month; pipe water near Alakea, cboys 718. 6091-t- f 6101-t- f ?, BAMBOO WORK. , moderate. cor. Merchant St furnished. United Construe by extra!. Address box 345 or call at SOLICITORS WANTED. I Co., 505.8, cor. tion tel. Beretania MATTRESSES. room 203, MCacndless bldg-- , Palolo Ohtani. Fancy bamboo, work, 1ISI Fort and Nuuanu sts. 6108-t-f land & Improvement Co, Ltd. Five bright capable ladlea la each 6076-t- - ' Horn Cafe; . Beretanlar nr. Alakea state to travel, demonstrate and sell, . f st Fukunaga, Mattresses, 390 Beretania. Japanese help of all kinds, male and TOY KITES , dealers; $25 to $50 per week; rail BAMBOO WORKS. G. 1210 st., ; paid. Goodrich Drug Co, : . female. Hiraoka, Emma W Various parts ol road fare Ring 3940 for Japanese paper kites. Desirable hcnfseS' .' - -.!''I .CARDCASES. phone 1420. 6054-t- f Dept. 119. Omaha. Nebr.; 6120-6- m MASOfl WORK. 6134-l- m city, .furnlshedj .and nnfurnlahed, Cam. Bamboo furniture; .563 Bereta-- the I15.mw.''t2l 130. 135,140 and 1 ... . 6078-t-f Business and Tlsitlngfards, engrared 6109-t- at niaat For best gsrdener ring 4136. f T. Matsumoto, stone lanterns. Moilili. ux or : printed,1 lnnIatirWctIre TAILOR SHOP. up to tl25ottftaonth. Sea list la Office of the Constructing . Quarter I Russia 6100-3- m BICYCLE SHOP. leather cases, patent ' detachable EXPRESS. ornce. Trent Trust uo, lho r on master, HonolulQ', 'T: il, April ' 17, Btar-Bullet- ln Matsuki, tailor, opp. Aala. King and Merchant - cards. office. 5540-t- f MOSQUITO PUNKS. Beretania, St, between 4ia. sealed proposals, in inpucaic, Etaeya, ElcyclesA Punchbowl ft King. Asia Express Stand, TeL 4873. 6081-t- f in 0iM62-t- f for construction of water distribution ' a, : 6076-t-t .A f! CURIO eSTCRE. 6132-l- m Only effective .jposquito punks at and Sewer systems, at Fort Kameha-meh- ' :a .11., TAILOR. cotage o Wilder ave, op- - ..u.it Koyama store, j,Pa,uahi and Smith. T. H, win be received at' this ; BICYCLE STORE.; TIshlma, .Japanese ncuxloa, Hotel at posite L. Abies, Aetween Kewalo : i Cs Okazakl, merchant Hotel office until 11:Q0 ai m. May 17, 1915, ;Vt.6099t't' tailor. st and Keaumoku; $25 per month. Ap- fur . 6106-t-f and then opened. , Information Hanafia,'- - baby carriage Hires . re--i ply or phonr 1737. of--, If. COtiEtTbR. FURNITURE, lSttn'eWdoor nished upon application . at this 5043. - 6139-3- tired. A Nuuanu. at TeL , M. Cowaj, jK,; i t flee. Deposit ol. $25.00 required on TAXI. ' 8. Kawamoto, due' Collector, Smith Sasaki Mosaic works, Nuuanu street PRINTING. each of plans, Envelopes contain-- Three-bedrooi- tf st 6076-t- Kewalo, " -- 6114-tf f AkasbL taxi & autos; Phone 3438. house on bet ing proposals Should be Indorsed "Pro- EkL bicycle repairing; King ft Alapal st $40. Ap- 6125-l-m Wilder and Lunalllo sts.; systems, 6-- - We do boast of, low price which posal water and sewer . 611 1 ra -- ! not for Klng-Alapa- G. Lansing, 80 Merchant Shlral, due bill collector? Nuuanu st Hasegawa. Koa furniture, i. usually coincide"with jfoor quality; ply Ollre Fort Kamehameha, : T. H," and ad- ,.;Ht:6l25-lmn;xrr- -' 6058--U .BAKERY. r - V- 6076-t-f but wa. "know how" to put life, TINSMITH. at dressed to B. F Chteatham, Ueut-Co- L, ; hustle and go Into printed matter, Q. M. Corps, Honolulu, TAIL. CUT FLOWERS. mosquito-proo- f house, un- Home Bakery, Beretania near Alakea. L Takano. Enamel furniture; 644 King. and Is what talks loudest and Masakt Tinsmith. TeL 1112, Aala lane. 6141-Ap- r. 17. 19, 20, 2L May 14. 15., that furnished, but with gas stove. Pun-aho- u 6079-3- m . m Star-Bulleti- 6076-t- A.vA.,-- . . 6078-6- longest Honolulu n Job f Harada. fresh! cut flowers; tel. 3029. st Phone 2053. 6137-6- t 6121-t- Printing Department Alakea Street; CORPORATION NOTICES. Kouanu Bakery, cakei; oy. Kukul lane f FLORIST. Office, u " Branch Merchant Street cottage, 5 rooms. 636 Hotel 079-t-f . v.'---.- - Furnished ': Klmura, flowers. Fort Phone 1147. 5399-t- f st, near Alapal st M. Ohta. WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM- v it Wakita, cut flowers; Aloha lane. BED-SPRING- 6084-6- m UMBRELLA' MAKER. 6132-t- S. ' f PANY, LTD. I v 6106-t-f PAINTER. vr - R. Mizuta, Umbrellas re- Oab'v Bed Mfg. Co, Kuknl, tit. Fort at CLOTHING. TaklguchL cut flowers, fruit Moililli. 3. ShlrakL 1202 Nuuanu; TeL 4137. made snd Large mosquito-proo- f room with board, Speeial Meeting. Ar - ; 6086-t- paired. 1284 nr. Kukul; phone f i 6106-t-f Painting and paperhanglng. All Fort for one or two young men. Phone 3745. 5553-t- f 6117-Sats.-- Pay for your clothing as conrenlent work guaranteed. Blda submitted 4874. tf Notice la jhereby given that a spe open , a charge account with The FISH KITES. free. . k5328-t- f cial meeting of the Shareholders of 6064-t- Five-roo- m mosquito-proo- f cottage; $25. Model Clothiers. Fort at f the Walalua Agricultural Company, Artificial Japanese fish balloons at Y. Nishlmura, painter. King & AlapaL Phone 2664. 6123-t- f will held office of ; CONTRACTOR. CLOTHES CLEANER. Limited, be at the Samura's, Hotel and Smith streets. 6098-t- f VULCANIZINa Castle & Cooke, Limited, at the cor - 1321 Kaplolanl Building, A cement work,- painting. 61341m Modem bungalow, st ner of Fort and Merchant streets, in Ideal Cleaning Co, Pauahl ae Smith. house-painte- r; 2322. 6061-t- f plumbing, etc Aloha Bldg. Cou 864 M. Nishlgaya, teL Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Inqulre;4332. City and County of Honolulu, Ter, ,,: 6119-l-m 1 FRUIT. 6076-t- Tires the , Punabon at extension. Phone 1576. f vulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co, ritory of Hawaii, on Friday, April 30, 6056-ly- ROOM AND BOARD. Mgr. r. ' -- H. K. Goto, - 180 near Alakea 1915, 10 o'clock a. mr A Harada; clothes cleaned; t,teL 3029. Tee Lee Co, Cal. fruit Telephone 1084. O. YamaguchL 1582 Philip; teL 520L Merchant Street at .A-i-- : , meeting proposed amend 6119-l- m Telephone 3197. S. SalkL manager. Room board In private family At this Sugihafa Co., 6i2itf 6076-t-f with: Z. general contractors by-la- company 5618-t- f 1839 Makiki Phone 2945. ments to the of the r and, builders; . estimates furnished. st any CLEANING AND DYEING. 6097-t-f will be considered, ; as well as Tel. 1594 ; P. O. box. 748; ,.eiS9-t- f POULTRY AND FRUIT. i VETERINARY. other matters pertaining 10 uw.-- w, Royal Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing FURNISHED ROOMS. company that may be pre- Fukuya, contractor builder, ma- GARDENER. Hawaii Nosan Shokal, watermelons, iness of the T. ft fihop. Call and deliver. Tel 3149. Veterinary surgeon, Dr. T. Katsumma, awiai4eraUc'A'7:.:; son work; phone 1837, Beretania ' etc. Aala lane. 6099-t-f newly furnished rooms for cou- sented for at Okamoto, Beretania, nr. Alapal St Koya, landscape gardener, Phone 2797, Metcalf & Rocky rd. Three 4 T. H. PETRIE, . 60tt-t- f wg wants care Hill n 6078-t- ples in the best residential district Agricultural Com: of gardens. Address "Gardener," this PAPER BOXES. f very reason- Secretary, Walalua with home cooking at A"-"- office. 6091-t-f pany. Limited. -' iA'-- : Cnlted Construction Co general con--. CLOTHES CtEANING, Call at, 1839 Makiki Japanese paper box factory, able prices. st, Honolulu, HawaU, April 15. 1915. ; tractors; Beretania Nuuanu Beretania w A 6142-6- t and phone 2945. 6139-Ap- r. 23; IncL - ; - H and River sts. 6098-t- f 15 to 1 streets. Phone 5058. 6108-t- f The Lion, cleaning. TeL 2748, Beret WATCHMAKER. WANTED. A ' 61044f PHOTOGRAPHER. FEMALE HELP Having become an ardent baseball T. Hokushiu, 771 King, phone 8091, ; HAWAII PRODUCTS. fan since" he witnessed a practise paper-hange- r. cleaning,' Gas Co. T. Motoshige, expert watchmaker. 137 bright capable ladles in each eontractor, builder, Steam Alakea st nr. Five Daytona John D." Rockefel- - m Amer.-Haw'- n Art Photo Gallery, 20 Hotel game I . 6090-t-f v .. 6079-e- Product Co, Prison rd. st Beretania, nr. Maunakea st state to. travel, demonstrate and sell at 6085-3- m use of? acres of his 6112-t-f 6097rtf dealers; $25 to $5a per week; rail- ler gave the three - to the K.- Tanaka. contractor, bouse painting The Pioneer, clothes cleaned and re- road fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co, land at Pocantico HWs. N';;Y4 4k and concrete work. Kukul at . paired, TeL 8125, Beretanla-Emm- a HAWAIIAN FRUITS. Pacific Art Gallery; Hotel st; photos. Tengudo, watchmaker. Hotel Smith. Dent 119. Omaha. Nebr. 6120-6- m Pocantlco Hills 'A. C. -- 6104-t- 6076-t- ; - , f - ;V ; 6087-t-f 'V.:. $081-6- m f f Fuka Shokal, Haw. fruits; Prison rd. U. Fojlta, contractor ' and ' builder, The Eagle, clothes dyed, cleaned, re 6135-l- m PLUMBER. Morlta. Watches, Jewelry. --dry goods. A 6077-t- , painter, paper banger. Phona 5002. paired and pressed. Fort nr. Kukul. f 60844m HAT CLEANER Matsuishi. Sanitary plumber, Tel 3858. 527 Beretania st. Sugimoto, Mgr. Suglmura, Jewelry, King, nr. River at 6080-6- m Nekomoto, contractor, 1801 8.' King at Tanabe, clothes cleaner, phone 2167; Nllml, hats cleaned; TeL 3125. Emma. 6077-t-f ladles' , dress, gents' clothes, ate, 6088-t- f . 6085-6- m Hara & Mitsumori, sanitary plumbers WHOLESALE HOUSE. Sato, Panama hats cleaned. Beretania. and tin shop; Nuuanu 6079-t-f 6076-t- .. 6101-t- f st f , . K. Abe, ladies dresses, gents' clothes M. Kawahara. Queen st, AJlnomoto cleaned, dyed. Phone 4039. Emma. FujiwaraPlumber and Tinsmith, 67 (essence of flavor) for cooking pur- contractor, 602 Takata, Pan. hats cleaned. m 1 K. 8egawa,' Beretania, Beretania. 6083-6- . 6088-t-f Beretania. Phone 4320. 6100 -- 3m poses; ready to use. '.-i.A-- 6076-ly-r. - ei034f HayashL clothes cleaned; phone 2278. K. OkL plumber; Beretania For best mosquito punks call Koyama? - HARNESS MAKER. street HoriochL genT. contractor. Llliha at - ... 60S54ni 6107-t- f siore, jruam ano amiin sts. ' 1 w!a-r- Tr jm 1 1 6101-t-f .6136-l- m i - 'r Island Clothes Cleaning Co, Kinau st Kashlwahara, harness-make- r. Palama. PAPER KITES. King-Punchbo- - r r 6092-t- 6101-t- f . Kawahara, carpenter; - f Koyana, , mosquito , punks;: Pauahl and 6107-t- - ;i' v;A ;. f ... Samura's store, hotel & Smith, sells Smith sts.- 6136-ln-i "Aloha," 659 Beret; clothes cleaned I best Japanese paper fish kites. f . . - ... I s R, gen, 6104-6- m m Hara, contractor Vineyard st 6134-l- Koyama Shoten, dry goods, toilet gdsv ei07-t- . f IRON WORK. r 6076-3- a A. B. C. Renoyatory; clothes cleaned. PUNKS. Tsuchiyama, cotrctr.; McCandless bid. 6104-6- m Masuda, iron work; Beretania st Ozakl Shoten, mercnandlav King m 6125-l- m it 61S9-3- Write P. O. B. 725 for mosquito punks, t:A V. .;;'."..Jl 6076-fl- DRUMMERS. 6136-l- m ' Honolulu Dray ft Bldg.' Co., TeL 5164. Nagano, carriage repairs, S. King st Koyama,. Pauahi & Smith; only agent . ; T6i24-l-m ; - If you good 6119-l- m want quartera to display for best mosquito punks; ' ; 6136-l- m your samples In HDo, use Osorio's CABINET MAKER, 5940-t- LADY WANTED. store. f HELP FOR RENT WHOLESALE PINEAPPLES. f Kauai, cabinet maker, 1358 Fort st FIREWOOD. Five bright capable ladies in each S. Hiyama. Fresh pineapplea. TeL 4495. WW . 6084-6- six-roo- bungalow, , state to travel, demonstrate and sell A modern mosqui- .Woniultl Zonav going tot the? rea Co rail-rom- Tanabe Panahi. nr. River tel. dealers; $2." to $rin per week; l to proof, laundry and .shower, ser- - - st. fuui two nun; Aouaivs. M- - ij' - "' -- Iriihara, cnbSnot maker. Smith stroH. 2I."i7 : finV(toil anil whole- paiil. Urng Co., ti- t.'ikon carp rliarro.il. f:r "vodrirh vants' -i iters. !:in of ST.R.P.rM.ETI C.IYFM YOU ; AXSWEB TO XESTBKDAT Pr77LR. cio::tf sale a:ui retail. m'.fiui l'opi. 1 !'t. Orualut. N. t.r tilZiMSm lv on ni r. t.'.i!l at SiC Lunalito st. SEWS . ' TODIVS T01)Y rp'lds down infront-o- f hors.' ' ' "Uppf r jelihl corner dovsra above horse's headn 4' - j What is civilization f I answer, the power-- ' SPOIiTS, CI3&SIFIEU AND suimNti of good women.-- 1 Emerson. NEWS SECTION

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BARNES, JR., SUES TURTLE BAY YARN THAN GilVIV FdrfSfccJifsrRofcj ZAPATA PLANS TO Si. POIIEXIR I JAPANESE LEAD

I fSprxUl Flar-Bullet- in HELD OonrsTwi'lencel ROOSEVELT FOR IS FALSE, SAYS SERVICES FORT. SHAFTER April 17. CapL J. C. Kay, .who was recently trans- ferred from the 2nd Infantry with or- LIBEL DAMAGES IL S. NAVY AT FRISCO AR ders to proceed to the mainland by LEAVE CAPITAL STALL FOR G. 0. P. DECLARES REPORT MI the May transport, nas oeen "notified tbafhe will be detailed for duty for a term of four years in the quarter- Asso-iate- d prpa (Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.J lAsaociated Press by Fed. Wireless, 1 (Associated Press by Fed. Associated rress hy Fed. Wireless. Prens bv Federal WirelewJ Axftoriatdl by Federal Wireless department upon in WlrelesaJ D. 18. 19. master's arrival WASHINGTON, D. April 18 SPOKANE, Wash, April 18 Sena- PKGING. April 15. Credit lw SYRACUSE. N. V, April 19. Theo- WASHINGTON, C. April SAN FRANCISCO, CaL. April In- C. China. the States. He has also received Shlh-kal'- to- in Thanksgiving were held yes-- ( Zapata yesterday notified the state de- tor Miles Poindext the sole Pro- attached by President Yuan s dore Rofosetelt goes on trial here That na foundation in fact exists , services timation his new station will be reports Los An- on i'anama-t'a-- ; that partment that he would have a special gressive in the senate, yesterday an- tdministration to reports that Japan- day to defend himself against a libel the sensational from tcrday afternoon the Lonts, a has Japanese taken cific Exposition grounds, in at St. ilo., fact that train leave the City of Mexico on nounced that he had decided to rejoin ese officers are leading marauding tuit in which William Barnes, Jr.. geles that the have and the brought him and Mrs. Kay many con- salving operations for night Friday next, with accommodations for the Republican party and seek renom-inatlo- n bands of robbers from Southern Maiw asks damage of $30,000 for charges advantage of morning and at in all the. gratulations as it spells relief from Asa ma, ashore at Turtle churches of the city for the rehabili-- j ZOO persons. Americans and other and reelection as a straight dniria. which, have appeared on th made by Roosevelt last summer when the cruiser Ihe duty along the Rio Grande that is he took the stump for Harvey Hinman, bay, Lower California, to establish the tation of San Francisco from the ' foreigners desiring to leave the capi- Republican in 1916. Shantung peninsula, in the neighbor- just now the bugbear of all duty in accommo- for governor. there of a naval base, with earthquake and fire of 1966, nine' tal for Vera Crui couid be hood or Tsinstau. the former Germau the Progressive candidate nucleus the States for the officers of the mo- mined, substance years ago yesterday. David J dated on this train. stronghold captured by the Japanese. I Unman was overwhelmingly its approaches is the Starr Jor bile army. HERRERA SHOT AND defeated. of the report made to the navy depart- dan, chancellor of Stanford Universi-- j Numerous executlous of the emis- KILLED BY OWN MEN saries of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. known as In one of his speeches Roosevelt ment by Commander Noble S. Erwin ty, and Benjamin Ide Wheeler, presi spending whole of the IF CHILD IS CROSS. New Orleans, made pub dent of the University of California. After the the Nationalists, are taking place in charged that Barnes, who then was of the cruiser morning waiting for the rain clouds FEVERISH AND SICK Republican, etate chairman of New lic by the department last night. delivered addresses at the undeno Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.) several of the principal cities, includ- to lift, the 1st battalion returned to Her-rer- a, York, controlled Francis J. Murphy, Erwin was ordered to investigate minational gathering of clergymen at LAREDO. Tex., April 18. Gen. ing Peking. the range yesterday afternoon and Look Mother! tongae Is coated, one of given leader -- of Tammany Hall and the and report as soon as the statements the exposition. Churches throughout If the foremost Carranza In each case the prisoner is a notwithstanding the occasional mists bowels with -- Call- yes- up-sta- te alleged cleanse little commanders, was shot and killed under the Chinese law. which lnant figure in Democratic were published regarding the the nation were asked to commemor- swept range from trial Mexican neutrali- day. that down the the ferala Strap ef Figs. terday by bis own men. who mistook the defenders of the administration politics. Japanese breach of ate the hills, and high winds pre- laxative," ty. the that Children love this "fruit their general and his aides for a par-t- y say is sufficiently advanced to insure . Barnes served notice that he would vailed throughout the afternoon, kept and nothing else cleanses the ten- of Villistas. Herrera, done. bring eoon report is that he was, unable with his that Justice is suit as as the charges were CAPT. MERRIAM IS up its fine work of the preceding tour der stomach, liver and bowes so nice- Btaff officers; appeased before bis Japanese were doing 300-yar- printed in the newspapers. Roosevelt to find that the IN at the d targets. About 200 ly. men riding up over " accepted quietly, anything at Turtle bay not directly DENIED RETRIAL the brink of a shipped'for service retracted men fired the course during the after- A child simply will not stop playing hill from an unexpected direction. His rails nothing, and promised good connected with the salvage operations DIVORCE SUIT one-hal- f to make , noon and of that number nearly to empty the bowels, and the result troops a volley, the general and words. only qualification he on the wrecked cruiser. fired alaskan railroad Ms The made scores of 40 or better. The Is, they become tightly clogged with others of his personal command fall- has offered thus far is the statement Assopiatcd bv Federal WirelewiJ light was good wind ranged in Iress but the waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach ing. (Associated Tress bv Federal Wlreleml of his' attorneys that whatever he SAN FRANCISCO. CaU April 19. Velocity from 13 to 25 miles per hour. sours, your little one becomes ' WHArS INDIGESTION? then No battle was In progress at the Wash.. April 19. The 300-yar- d SKATTLE. caid was spoken without personal Capt Henry Merriam, who brought The battalion finished with the cross, half-sic- k, feverish, don't eat time, was recognized V I and thetmistake first shipment or rails to be laid for malice...... !! WHO CARES? LISTEN sensational charges of misconduct work and will fire today at the sieep or act naturally, breath is bad, almost as soon as the volley had bee;; the government-owne- d railroad In - wife in a divorce, 600-yar- d targets Monday wHl against his a suit for and on system full of cold, has sore throat fired. When" Herrera 's body was pick- Alaska has been put aboard ship and motion a new trial begin on During stomach-ach- e Tape's DUpepsIa" makes Sick, Soar was denied a for the rapid fire work. or diarrhoea. Listen,, ed up it was found that had been A re- firing he will leave for the North today. . Uassy StemacBi snreiy leei line here. the yesterday one of the latest Mother! See if tongue is coated, then hit by five bullets and killed instant- port from Dawson states that the CALIFORNIA IS mlantes recruits of the battalion in explain- give a teaspoonful of "California Syr- la'flre ly. . ice-- In the Yukon river is breaking up INDIANA BRIBERS ing to his platoon leader when re- up of Figs," and. in a few hours all open stom- and that the river will be for ,Tim It! In five minutes all buked , for getting a flock of misses the constipated waste, sour bile and Deputy Claud io Treves and Profes- navigation this year at a time earlier go. Indigestion, EN ROUTE TO "PEN" sys- ach distress will No offered the. newest and most novel undigested food passes out of the sor Benito Muscolini, prominent than at any time since records have BIASED AGAINST heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, excuse yet encountered for getting tem, and you have a well, playful child food, by Italian Socialists, fought a duel with been kept add, or eructations of undirected Associated Press Fed. Wireless. the undesirable flag. The "rookie" again. in Milan over a question of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 19. way, sabers no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or said. "Well, it's, this sergeant Millions of mothers give "California Italy's intervention in the war. Mus- of girls in Missouri are mayor Ter-r- e Thousands headache. "Smiling" Don Roberts, of I could hit. that thing down there if Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly colini won." living on from $4.50 to $5 per week. JAPANESE-SCIII-FF Pape's Dlapepsin Is noted for Its Haute, and 15 of his political asso It wasn't; for this ?fenob you've got harmless; children love it and it nev- speed In regulating mpset stomachs. It ciates convicted of bribery and cor stuck out here on the end of this 'ere er fails to act on the stomach, liver Is the sureat. Quickest and most; cer- ruption in the last national elections, gun. Why, I get that thing right in and bowels. tain indigestion remedy in the whols started "yesterday for the federal pen- front of the bull's eye every time I Ask your druggist for a 50-ce- nt bot- Is gun Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. world and besides it harmless. itentiary at Leavenworth, Kan.V where stick the out to shoot. If I could tle of --"California Syrup of Figs,'' OCEANIC CO women now eat STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO, CaL, April 17. Millions of men and they will serve sentences of from knock it off I bet ye I could shoot" which full directions for babies, ' they has "THE EXPOSITION LINE Jacob Scblff, the famous financier, their favorite foods without fear three to five years Imposed by the As he was referring to the front sight children of all ages, and for grown-ups- , made a strong address here today on know Pape's Dlapepsin will save them United States district court of- the rifle is safe, to say that he printed on Beware FOR SAN FRANCISCO: N. YY, ; ' Jt plainly the bottle. r FOR SYDNEY. 8. the Japanese question, urging upon from any stomach misery. will be having a little extra instruc- of counterfeits sold here. Get the Ventura .'.; Apr. 22 11 .get-a-larg- e Sonoma ....Apr. Californians to make Please, for your sake during coming days. themselves bet ' LAID tion the genuine, made by "California Fig Syr fifty-ce- nt tE&apepsln , .ALDRICH TO REST tcr acquainted with the Japanese res case of Papel up Company." any other kind ntu" yolir Refuse 2o;t;;;;;::;25 - from any drug 'Uor fjpdi out I 14 idents for the Bake of shedding them picture-hous- e Sierra . . 6 8onoma June right. being Assated Press by Fed. Wireless. The moving that is with contemptadvertisement ...... June ' selves of their race prejudices. stomach conducted by the post exchange at Ventura ...;.June 17 Ventura .'...... 'uly'tt' Do'liob PROVIDENCE, April 19. For- ' : loor short yon are R..I, , VM merableJlfe.ls honorary Fort Shaftex has displayed the most Wi .?v ...... TL rot here long fO,f makgryonr stay mer President iTaft was a D. a; r. in convention MAKE YOUR 191S RESERVATIONS EARLY. v' ' Tv Moses Of the Volcano Stables and ' generous manage- ' agreeable. and di- pallbearer. yesterday at the funeral enterprising - - - end Transportation'' Company of HIlo i Eat .wat;ydOJko dis- $110X0 ROUND TRIP. , , re-UlU-on ment in the character the .films Is visiting the city on gest It; enjoy (WjAonl ead of here of the .late former Senator Nel- Associated Press by Federal Wireless business. : played. All of highest priced and In. the smaih. : ; : son iA? AJdrichv said before his retire- the WASHINGTON, D. C., April 18. i most up-to-da- te productions are regu- 'a DIapep8iri-.beJonrai- n ; :your ment, to have been the most powerful annual convention of the Daugh- Pape's open thea- The fam- figure In national affairs. Many lead- larly presented at the air Revolution opens home anyway. Should.pde o;,the given ters of the American SOIf 7. ily eat something; whc ftpn't' agree ers of tho poUtical and financial world ter and these extra pictures are today, Its sessions here to last a week. ' without advance to the pat- i..aconrc of attended. : ; inmost President Wilson and : Mrs. William l cnnl2 with thera or IniCjm,4 attack S tie im- rons. Tonight wlH shown the Cumming Story, president-genera- l of Indigestion, dyspfjfiL. gastritis or i daytime ... V mense' picture "Quo Vad is," and the daughters, will address the con- Matson Navig Corrip stomach derangemeatat 'or BUNNY RECOVERING past two the an?- during the nighVJirifn'dy'to'grrs - "week there weffe presented vention. - - urgst known, special or feature fiftns that had not DircctESferVISySctwccn San Francisco and Honoluhi; '; theuickest, $$$t NEVYORKi N. ;Yw April 19. John previously, been show;n at the Honolu- adverUsement gotr- - Bunny, the motion picture actor, who high ' lu houses. In' addition to the HVKE - MOVEMENTS OF AO v-: was,., stricken with critical illness a UOUD AY ' J; -:- class of the films that are run, the FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Vort SAN FRANCISCO: v LOTUS days - ago, recovering. Mr. Lcahl Chapter, O. H'ST; Stat- - CLUB;BOdStr few is special 'orchestra from the regiment- MAIL STEAMERS Bunny was an actor on the stage long j cd; 7:J0 p. xn. 7,1 f BUTLER FOR RESIDENT al band is jalways op duty with the S. S. Manoa';;:...... April 20 S. rfS,WilheImIna ...V;. April 21 piotlon picthres. " V-r'- before he' went Into latest-o- f popular music and on two ' TUCSDAy-v- "'-. 8. Mataonia. . . . . April 27 S. S. , .27 , In which;, however, he has attained evenings each week). the full band 8. ... Manoa...... April - - ARBIYK . Honolulu Lodge No. 409; Spe- Press- Wireless r VESSELS TO (Associated br Federal- ; his widest fame. No film character plays program beginning of 1 S. .May 4 8. S. May -- -- a ithe .6 cial, Second Degree; 7:30 p. , NEW YORK, N; YM April 19. Nich- at 8. LurUne... ) MaUonia.... probably Is so well known throughout the shows. In consequence of the lib- Due Daily. olas Murray Butler," president of Co- S. 8. WUhelmina...... May 11 j 8. S. Lurllne...... May J ' the whole world as he. erality of the exchange the house is Makatea Glenshee, Br. str. 1l; -- University and a prominent WEDNESDAY . ' ) -- lumbia every which in 19.. well filled night is Monday, April " figure In Republican national circles, - Hawaiian Lodge No. 21; Spe- FASSE5GERS DEPARTED marked contrast to the audiences that Hongkong via Japan ports China, S. 8. Hilonlan sails from Seattle April 17. cial, Third Degree; .7:30 p. m..', was mentioned at a dinner of the Lo- Club by former Congressman t were present when the ordinary run P. M. str. ' THURROAY y:1-" ' tus. here Mauna Kea ; for HIlo and of movies was & O Perstr. the rale. New York via Panama and Seattle CASTLE C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu . Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts 17-M- rs. 1,' way porta, April M. A. ', A.-1- Honolulu Chapter Na U, A. Nlcoll 28T 3BP Columbian, I. str. 'HI.; Special, as a fit candidate for the presidency. and infant, A: A.' Oeer, M. A. Pastmaster and Mr. received Republican lira. The result of the recent examina- Tuesday, April 20. Most Excellent Master; 7:30 Butler the Nlcoll, M. A. NicolL Jr J. F. Low, subject of international way rice-preside-nt tion in the Hilo and. ports Mauna Kea, ' electoral vote for in -- : - Miss E. Lidgate, B. Kuhns, m. ,;: s'- X - Mrs. F. law. that was given to the officers str. V iai3. r: : Mrs. Voss, Mr. Mrs. FRIDAY : i Miss Smith, and composing the class in that important San Francisco Manoa, M. N. str. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. ' : y'y J. L, Cornwell, Miss , Crawford, Occajilc- - Lodge' Na 371; Spo-"da- l, : C subject has been announced. Of the Kona and Kan ports Kilauea. str. MUCH ADLER-I-K- A Salllnsa from Honolulu on or about the following datts: Second; Degree; ,7:30 p. i Miss. E. Canario, Miss 2L de la Nux, 12 'officers in the class six made a Wednesday, April 21. ' 4 ' Mr. ind Mrs. V Bv KalanL exceeding 90 j per and of - ; m, j 1 ? '"t USED IN HONOLULU mark cent Vancouver and Victoria Niagara, FOR THE ORIENT; FOR SAN'FRANCISCOs- ; ; one high rating of CATUnDAY-n- cf these attained the C. A. S S Tr. fe:"';?! PASSEXGEBS BOOKED 98.5. as indicat- ports-W- . 8. 8. Persia via Manila, out and 8. 8. China 23 , '' It is reported by The HolHster. Drug This is considered Kauai G. Hall, str. ...April ing knowledge of sub- In .April 17 4 Adler-l-k- a t remarkable the Thursday, April 22. ;. Co. much Is sold in iV. .".Ap'rlf that, , Per M. N.'str. Wlihelmina for San ject in hand since the examination Panama Greystoke Castle, 8. S. Manchuria. . . 27 HonoIulUi i People totitiS - canal have out that Francisco, April 21. Miss R. Etxel, was a searching ope and a written 8. 8. Korea via Manila. April 23 - CCH0F1LLO LODt ONE SPOONFUL of this si pi pie buck- Br. str. 8. 8. Mongolia. May 25 T Mrs. C. J. McCarthy, Miss L. Knott, one. These markings will now go to Maul ports Claudine, str. i,. thorn bark and glycerine ;taixture re- MJss Manon, Mrs. D. Gore, S. 8. Siberia via Manila Apr. 30 , Marie T. the Infantry board of which Col. 8. 8. Persia. . . . . , . . .;Junt ; VCCNCtDAY.: lieves Almost ANY CASE of constlpa-Ion- Dullard, L. Smith Hiorth,; A. W. Mey- sour gassy French is the president for a final VESSELS 10 DEP1BT or stomach. It is so er, T. Wall. Miss A. Moore, Miss C. rating. will the CATURDAT powerful Is used successfully This rating determine that It Moore, j Mrs, Gonaalves, Mrs. - P. A. of certificates to be 19. FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY frt appendicitis. ONE MINUTE; character the Monday, April TO after Gorman and child. Miss M. Franklin, given concerned as to the O. S. S., you take It gasses rumble and the officers Sydney, N. S. W. Sonoma, ft the W. K. Marsh, H. Mehaffey. Geo. E. result of work in the course. p. pass out; U. is perfectly safe to' use their m. H. HacKfeld & Co., Ltd. - Agcnta Ward, Miss Johnson, ,Miss Lewis, J. ports I :- (windward) Likelike, and cannot gripe. - Kauai HCNCLULU LODGE NO. 1, MODERN advertisement Bergstrom, Mr. Lewis, C. D. Dwight, The class of enlisted men on duty str., p. m. OF PHOENIX. 5. ensen IL Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. A, A. at the school for cooks and bakers as Maui ports Claudine, str.. 5 p. m. 0AHU RAILWAY TIF.1ETABLE Moore, Mr., and Mrs. W. B. Malkson, instruction, were yesterday 5 WEI ern'w under Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str., p. m. neel at their tons, Mrs. J. Perkins, Mrs. E. M. Spauld-ing,-Mis- s subjected to a written examinatiou 9f I Cert taal and Fort street, even J. Tlltlu Anrll OUTWARD. , Bernice Gether, Mrs. Hen- la. the subjects pursued in the school ports a, Thursday evening 7:30 Maui, Molokai and Lanai at o'clock. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku, and derson, : Mrs. W. N. Billings, Miss A. under the direction of the officer in 5 TOYO KISEN CHARLES HUSTACE, str p. in. KAISHA JR Leader way stations 9: 15 a. 3:20 p. m. Wodehouse, Miss F: If. : Campbell, charge of instruction in the, institu- FRANK, MURRAY. SecreUry. - Mahukona and Kawaihae Wailcle, For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and way Miss H. Balliet, Mrs. CO. Balliet, Mrs. tion. ;; ' str., p. m. . stations f7: SO. a. bl, 9:n a, m, H. B. Plumb, Wm. Thompson, Miss San Francisco China, P. M. str. Steamers of tn above Company will call at and leave Honolulu HONOLULU LODGE, 111, B. P. O. E STAR-BULLETI- 11:30 a, nu 2:15 p. 3:20 p. Roslna Green, Mrs. Wm. Green, Miss N GIYES YOU 5 p. r aLout tha dates mentioned below: . m, m, Kauai ports Kinau, str., m. 616, P. B, O. 0 Elks. 6:15 p. ro, J9.-3- p. r p. m. Hill. Mrs F. HilL Mrs. R. Ltehman. TOTMTS NFWS TOR AY Oahu Komikila, str. meets hall, fll:15 a and . Molokai ... la their For Wahlawa and LeIIehna 10:20 Mrs, W. A. Brown, Miss F. K. Gillett, Wednesday, April 21. i r on SL, sear - , FOR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: j Kinr a. m.- fl:40'PL'UL. S:00 p. xn, ni:00 Miss Gillett, ATN. Ormiston and wife, San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. ForL. every Friday ' p' in. l? :. Mrs. M. Mitchell, Miss L. Kndtt, Miss sir., 10 a. m. evening. Ylslting ;;: -- v- INWARD. , Dwight, Mrs. Hippach, 8. 8. Chiyo ...May 7 8. S. Tenyo May 4 ;: n and Miss Miss HilO via way ports Mauna Kea,' Maru.... Maru...... brothers , are cor--' a .Arrive Honolula from Kahuku, v7a Covert, Miss, E, Whltcomb, Mr. and str., 10 a. m. 8. 8. Tenyo Maru...... May 23 8. 8. Nippon Mam...... May 11 dlally lnrUei to at--' alua and Walanae 8:36 a. 5:31 Mrs. Spencer Bowen, Harry Lewis, - -y- ' Nippon 12 8. 8hlnyo 1 tend.- -'- ' ' 8. S. Maru...... June 8. Maru....,.Juna iv m; i Miss Emma Hollbrook,' Mrs. Albah MAILS - C. : MCCARTHY. 8. 8. Shinyo Maru . . . .June 25 S. S. Chiyo June 23 J. EJL ' Arrive Honolulu from vi Mm and Scott and two children. Mr. and Mrs. ODD Mam...... H. DUNSHEE. Sec' F.r-F- . Pearl; City f7: 45 a. nu 8:38 a. to Spencer. Ilsley, Mrs. Greaves, Malls are due from tha following 11:02. a. nu 1:40 p. tou, M:2S p. Mrs. C. Kj Moore, N Hegeman, Mrs. H E R M AN N S O EH N E. , f r ' la, points as follows: 5:ll p. as 7:30 p. m. v .,?.- - : A. Gilbert, Miss A, T. Theyy lis,: Miss San Franclscc Manoa, Apr. 20. CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED, Arjsnts, Hcnrlula Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and B. Brems, Mlsa N.: 19. Vers'ammlung Mittwoch April 21," 7 ft Bertha Smith; Mrs. Yokohama China, April Lellehua J:15 u.j nL, fl:55 p.! za Frank, Voss, Mrs. W. W. Forbes, Mrs. mf Australia Ventura, April 22. Uhr Abends Jn , Phoenix HalL Alle 4:01 p.m--, 7:10 p. m. M. D. Brant, Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Mas-se- y, April 19. j deutsch.sprechenden Vancouver Makura, Maenaerstod .two-ho- ur ; " The, Halelwa 'Limited. ea, Dr. B CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- ' freuadlichst elngeladen. y a F. L. Riese, S. Mails will depart for the following N ROYAL MAIL LINE ; (only.flrst-clas-a honored) ; ?: iW. WOLTERS, tPraesldenL train tickets Robertson, Mr: and Mrs. I tM. Judd. points as follows: Subject to. change without notice, . a ..- - ' leaves Honolulu every Sunday, at 8:36 San Francisco Wilhelmina, April 21. " c BOLTE, Sekretaif." ; V Vancouver. For aad Sydney a. m for Haleiwa hotels returning ar- PASSE JGEES EXPECTED Yokohama Korea, April 23. for Victoria and Suva, Auckland rives In Honolulu at 10:10. prn. The Australia Sonoma, April 19. 23 : i . 21 - ' Nlaoara ..May Niagara ...... April Limited stops only at. Pearl City and S. S" Manoa, from San Francisco Vancouver Niagara, April 21. ...May'19 Walanae. r for Honolulu, April 13: C. J. Yat, Makura April 30 ' Makura The .Scenlo Route Daily. tExcept Sunday.tt ISnnday only. Kelley Brown, C. Norrell, A. J. Ort-selfe- n. TBA5SP0BT SEBYIC1 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.; LTD.; GENERAL AGENTS GL : P. DENISON, c F. C 8MITH, Rev. W, E. Crabtree, Miss R OeHntAfMf ! i r : - G. P. A. Nellie Walsh,' Mrs. H. V. Turner,. Mrs. Logan, from Honolulu for San Fran- M. L. SUveira, Mrs. J. H. atson, cisco, arrived Feb. 14. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- E I Q N 8. 8. CO THE PANAMA CANAL LINE PR HT W. R. McAlley, Mrs. Harry Erans, Da. Thomas, from Honolulu to San Fran- A STEAMER wHl be despatched from NEW YORK for HONOLULU, ani rid Keith, Mr. Gallagher, W. M. Spey-e- r, cisco, arrived April 13. via Pacific coast porta ever TEN DAYS. Approximate time In trnslt Mr. Gudiune, Mrs. Kelley Brown, Sherman, Honolulu Manila FORTY-THRE- E TICKITI' from for DAYS. SEATTLE AND TACOMA to HONOLULU, ; . EVERY MILE. ; - v Also ReaervatioM Mrs. a Norvell, J. Ritterband, Rev. via Guam, April 14. S. S. GEORGIAN to sail about April 22nd, and sailing every TEN m any point on Frank Dowling, Miss Rowana Turner, the Sheridan, from Honolulu to Manila, ; .. . A PICTURE ; DAYS thereafter. M. Henry, M. FRED L.' WALORON, LTD, mainland. Mrs. J. Miss E. Watson, arrived April 2. For particulars as to rate, etc, apply to ' WELLS-FAR-C- O : ' tee F. H. Simmonds, E. A. H. Watson. Dix, from Nagasaki for "Honolulu, Apr. . Agents : y . ;? C. P. MORSE, H. HACKFELD A CO, LTD. 4 CO, 7f i. Mrs. Ren Hollinger. Mrs. David Keith 16 General Freight Agent Agenta . and H. V. Turner".". Warren, stationed, at the Philippines.