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3 1917.-- PAGE; Evening Bulletin, Est 1882. No. 6977. 12 PACT" 3 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 12 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ji Hawaiian Star. Vol XXV. No. son. rn

I ADMINISTRATION IN PUBLIC ATROCITIES BY First War Christmas Americans TROTZKY GOUEdflOT TOTTERS; GERMANS BEGIN; For America; Fourth STATEMENT SAYS SHORTAGE Bring Joy PEACE NEGOTIATIONS STOPPED; SENTRY MURDERED For Battling Europe NOT MYTHICAL To French l.l'J.l'J. INVOLVED IN PLOTTING OF SUGAR (Anocfatetf Prtti iy U. S. Naval Wiralm.) ARMY IS WITH THE AMERICAN Press last FRANCE, Dec. 2H Herman atrociti- - The Associated night summed up the world-wa- r Soldiers Play Santa Claus to UNPRECEDENTED SHIPMENTS against American soldier in France', World-Wid- e All Existing DEMANDS ALLIES CAUSE - follows: Intrigue to Overthrow OF have already Deen beun and yester- situation as. Thousands of Youngsters STOCK-JOBBIN- G STORY IS DENIED ; ABROAD-CU- BAN day were made the Kii!jert of an ofii-- America's first war Christmas Refugee Families; Grim Governments Is Bared Vessel With Arms - many loyal and HOUSE AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL cial report by a commander. The re- j for years finds her FLATLY BY WHITE port says that an American sentry was sons of the United States iu War Put Aside With Santa Arrives at American Port - All Crews Here- SENATE COMMITTEE iu , EFFORT TO PUT FACTS BEFORE found dead, his throat cut. It is de- training camps here and , as "Commanding Officer to Be Searched 1 clared, after examination, that the France, and guarding the ocean after man killeil lanes against enemy subma- for Holiday .zl U. S. Naval Wireless) was first captured and then . i V ., (Associated Press by by cutting his throat. rines. (Associated Press by U. S. Naval Wireless) Dec. 26. Supporting the action ot This is the fourth war Christ- f Associattd Press by U. S. Naval Wirstsss.) WACTINGTON, D. C, -- IN LONDON, Eng., Dec. 26. Torn with dissension in its own ranks, th mas of the leading belligerents WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY under Herbert Hoover, the 2$. Calling a in Bolshevik! government is tottering. There is a growing unanimity of state- the federal food coxftrol bureau of Europe. For the first time FRANCE. Dec. halt short- grim business of war for the hap- ment in the Petrograd despatches indicating the waning power of the public a statement on the sugar MINE BLAST IN in a century Bethlehem and the in- White House has made pier duty of celebrating a patriotic Trotsky regime. The causes of the alleged breakdown are said to be effort was made'to place the state- Jerusalem, where occurred most of creasing drunkenness among the people, reluctance to work and acarclty age, after an unsuccessful of the important events in the Christmas, the officers and soldiers sub-committ- yes- food. ee the expeditionary force of investigating day is the American g ment before the senate JAPAN KILLS 361 life of Him whose natal most unique Instances are cited of BolshevikI troops refusing to march and of max-in- commemorated, are in the hands terday took part In the shortage.- - by Americans on no resistance to disarmament. The leaders of the movement are report' of Christians. holiday ever observed committee that Claus Spreckels declared foreign soil. ed to be conscious of itg hopeless failure, and there is noted the tremendous . was before this Qn Christmas Day military ultra-radic- al It (Special Cable to Kippa Jiji) The expeditionaries really began growing opposition to tho rule. Former supporters of the discriminated 26---- over greet of y Hoover and.the sugar control officials had TOKIO, Japan, Dec. explos- events the theater on Mon- Linine-Trotsb- government are now opposing it. "German hirelings' is that war were almost at a standstill, their celebration at sundown and the shortage was unnecessary . ion in the Kirino coal mine on Monday day night, when with one accord tho common epithet used against the leaders and followers of the Bolshevist in favor of coast refiners that except on the Italian front, Brest-Litovs- k re- caused the death of 361 laborers and of men capitulated to Santa The postponement of the peace negotiations at has war Austro-German- s per- thousands The White House statement says tlyit before the hundreds of others were injured. Only where the temporarily their sulted in the return cf the Russian commissioners to Petrograd. Apparent sisted, in their efforts to break Claus and put aside Allies produced much of their own sugar supply and procured 40 out of the number employed in the martial task. ly they intend to await the arrival of the enemy delegations to discuss the mine were savaat. It is rumored that the Italian line. light snow political aspects of an eventual peace conference. Germany. Last Christmastide the world At dusk on Monday a the rest from the catastrophe is the result of a Ger- was falling and there was no danger Sir George Buchanan has issued a statement refuting the charges of Allies took 300,000 tons man- plot. was discussing the terms of eremy on Interference by the British embassy with Russia's internal affairs. He says x Then, that is, before 'the war, the of an offensive from the taat peace then put forth by the Cen- Amer- that there are now three distinct Russian governments and it it difficult to Now these Allies take re- section of the front held by the annually from the western hemisphere. tral Powers. Today, it was few avoid the appearance of conflicting relations. creat ported, would be again marked icans. All the soldiers but those 1.400.000 tons annually from the same part of the world, most necessary quit their duties on Red Cross 'Drive' by a proffer from the countries and demand for Cuban and domestic sugars. mili- the front lines, and at the bases Dec. 26. News ing an unprecedented held under sway of German started to PETROGRAD, Russia, has been received tary autocracy. camps behind the lines, and The shortage will continue do the bidding of the "jovial saint," here of revolutionary plots flaming up against Czar Ferdinand The BolshevikI negotiations designated as "com- next year, and the short- Brings More Than haveprogressed so it is temporarily the of Bulgaria. Conditions in Bulgaria are said to be greatly .for the far that of the American ex- 300,-00-0 Czar's Daughter will re- manding officer age then will amount to understood the Russians force." disturbed. This news confirms previous reports that a revolu- ceive the Teutonic answer to- peditionary sup- Rush to Open Packages : : tons below the normal Thirteen Million day to their proposals, ihe an- tion in Bulgaria was developing. . peace, For days huge loads of Christmas ply unless the Allies go to Java Safe Jn Peking swer professing to desire arriving and these which, say Entente Power3, packages had been state- the and held undisturbed In D. Dec. S. government agents ; their supply, says the Dec. 26. An- accepted with honor. were received WASHINGTON, C, 2ffMj. for WASHINGTON, D. C, cannot be camps. Immediately after the ces- emphatic- nouncement was made hero today that the evidence tending to snow that the I. W. W. is ment, and it adds Japanese Report sation of, military work the packages have uncovered the Bed Cross Christmas "drive" has other-anarchi- ally were given to the various commands working with the Bolsheviki element in Russia and with stic . . netted more than 13,000,000 members, ... was a great rush to open world-wid- statements tnat were bringing the total to 18,000,000. and there and rabid Socialist elements in a e plot ,x"If the them. wiU-be-- society; government an abmidance of ugar, BANDITS OF Some of the late mail was slow In to overthrow all the existing orders of all being delivered at the docks of the believed by the American U-B- and all rule of officials. are - IT sup- fT - .TOKIO,: japan Dec 26.Prta- AWAITED French ports where the American country ts arriving at Pacific port from Russia : public it will do the 4 cess Tatlana, daughter, of the for-- plies enter. In order to get It to the The steamer Shilka a was put on efforts incalculabieharm." of Russia,' arrived at MEXICO IN men of Pershing's army it has been discovered to carry arms and ammunition, and this is war mer crar trucks and lorries and v the Peking swift motor The statement denies the Russian legation in rushed at lull speed to the va- but one of several instances in which arms are being sent to the i - U. OFFICERS these not known defi- ultra-radica- ls charge that sugar stocks were yesterday. It is rious camps. United States from the of Russia. . Visit divis- unmov.ed, aitely whether she will the RAID The headquarters of the first ; permitted to remain - i BORDER Because of this and other incidents, a federal inspection of re- huge States. According to ion which landed had a celebra- 1 : causing' an artificial shortage, ports from China, the princess AN ATLANTIC PORT, Dec. 26. tion, elaborate in detail and of the all crews of incoming vessels was ordered yesterday. - f wholesomely character. in in the best of health upon 4 Passengers arriving at this port yes- (Associated by U. Wirtless.) most festive and also that sugar was left ws Press S. Naval com- her arrival. terday 6ay that in at least one proved EL. PASO, Tex., Dec. 26. News The great Y. M. C. A. "hut" was PETROGRAD, Russia. Dec' was made ': - and this Cuba while an effort . instance a Gesman submarine crew reached here yesterday that an Ameri- mandeered for the occasion - 26. down Uiban prices. 4- 4 knew of the movements of a steamer can stage driver was hanged and. his structure was the center of the festivi- WHARF MAIL The Bolsheviki leaders carrying American officers. It is de- throat cut by Mexican bandits who ties. The curious French children announce that Gen. Kornilqfiy clared that the crew of this subma- town of Candelaria. who flocked around the hall were ex- raided the border humorously Krho has been stoutly opposing rine, which was captured while mov- The bandits held up the stage, looted cluded by sentries in a BUS: ing undersea and later sunk, knew the and killed the stage driver. Car-air- y BY them, has been defeated in a loval iu it 10 BARRED movements of the steamer in question, are pursuing theru. Continued on Page mmm detachments Bielgorod, his ma-'- .t and that the submarine lay in wait for battle near the vessel to sink her. That the chine guns and munitions cap---; ALLEYS SAYS BED CROSS .A sneaking tactics of the U-bo- at was not CENSORSHIP tured, his troops suffering successful was due to. the vigilance of LATE NEWS AT A GLANCE and the convoying vessel, which repelled severe casualties. the planned attack and later drove the Frorrj The Bolsheviki were report- Wiiliam S. Thayer, Noted Physician, Just; Back submarine to capture, say the passen- SHORTAGE NOW All Letters Must Go Through Dr gers. SENATORS PROBING COAL ed late yesterday to be attack- Majority" is Opposed to Cessation of War WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 26. The coal shortage has displaced the Postoffice; Lines Violating - Russia Declares e. augar shortage as center of attention by the investigating senate ing the town of Kharkov, 400 Germany Until Honorable Peace is Secured today Rule Liable to Fine Against Dr. Harry Garfield, fuel controller, was called to the stand Moscow, ahd Hoover, food controller, will probably not be miles south of II. S. SOLDIERS and the testimony of Herbert whether in govern- -- says tB8 foreign consuls had announc- No more mail, serving the south! . 7? Russia' la UU loyal to the Allies given until Friday. envelopes not, will the railroads though pres-en- t ed that allied troops would be called ment stamped or and their cause, eren the of steam- of Moscow country. It is -- de" seek-lms-rea- upon to maintain order' if the govern- TOBACCO WAR NECESSITY be accepted at the gangway! government In Ptrograd is BRITISH OFFICIAL DECLARES Honolulu, if the " Max not do so. 26. food controller of Britain, to- ers departing trom clared much of this conn-- - with Germany. The ment td RENEW LONDON, Eng., Dec. Lord Rhondda, by the Pa that parties repre- Malcontents, anarchists and paid PLEDGES is a necessity for the troops and that It should order put into effect today maUst and Bolshevlkl day declared that tobacco followed out by the try is now in control of the! of the great Rus- agitators, presumably with German classed as a luxury. He believes the loss of tobacco for the troops cific Mall is sent tut a fraction not be new steamship lines. If they do tbey who stopping! population. The majority of the money, are held to be the chief cause would be a national misfortune. The local papers are forecasting a other Bolsheviki, are sian' atop- - by themselves liable to a rne population la utterly opposed to of Russia's troubles Dr. Thayer, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 26. Gen- system of rationing. , will render Cossack troops on trains bound' until an but he expresses great confidence in of $10,000 or imprisonment for the , ping the war with Germany, eral Pershing yesterday signalized guilty. peace hat been secured. the eventual restoration of order and Christmas in a brief eloquent LABOR TRADES MAY BE MOBILIZED SOON person held as for the north. honorable but and other censorship law prohibiting la the only comment wnicn w. a continuation of the war against cablegram to the chief of statf, pledg- WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 26. Indications that artisans It is the any This re- for in taking out or bringing in of I i Sydney Thayer, who is Germany. , ing renewed devotion by the skilled laborers may soon be mobilized according to trade, service the LITTLE ACTIVITY ON William entire H. communication which has not turning from a Red Cross mission to Nineteen of the 1 . M. C. A. canteen American expedition to the causes for the war, are seen in the instructions today from General E. Crowder, form of n -- ordinary channels publica-ilo- r n through the Russia, would anthoriie for workers; who passed .through Hono which the United States is fighting. provost marshal-ge- ral, to all governors to secure reports of the number passed CHRISTMAS DAY EXCEPT Moscow, war duty. They are to poatofflce service which makes today while in Honolulu. Ot the lulu In October, have reached of bricklayers throughout their states available for of the ITALIAN FR0NH up to the but when left there on November In Texas, preparatory to being sent to this order necessary. The federal act UPON 'conditions which have led he FRENCH TO HOLD NO prepare for immediate mobilization law in and the street 20th were still detained in that city This is the application of the special occupa- places the carrying out of the present chaotic state Pershing's command. first through the ly U. S. Naval Wlrateat,) in Moscow and unable to go to the eastern front MORE ELECTIONS plan and indicates there will be similar calls for thk treasury department, (AiMclatri Prt fighting which occurred TILL tional classification that are required YORK, N. Y 26. For , Kerensky because, of of knowledge ot customa inspectors, who NEW Pec. at the overthrow of the the lack GREAT WAR ENDED other trades. of Day was to there-- V IS search the persons and baggage most of Christmas there Jit government he felt more free conditions ; to an war KIDNAPED FROM KAUAI, IS FOUND all passengers leaving or entering tie activity on any' of the fronts! PARIS, France, Dec. 26 FILIPINO GIRL, However, lni 'DrThayer one a of noted The girl, who was kidnaped by a countryman and American port. except the Italian. late is of trio chamber of deputies yesterday pass A 4 year old Filipino intended waa an increase Thayer. Osier and Welch, to Waimanalo plantation, Oahu, has been found by While the law is primarily the day there evident Physicians, DR. SEEKS ed a resolution extending tSjr terms ' taken from Kauai the with the en- artillery fighting in the Verdun re-- connected with the Johns HAYES Officer Joseph Leal, who restored the youngster to her father to check communication of formerly of all elective officers until the end of Probation provides a check on such gion, indicating the apparent intention University , and hospital in kidnaping can be learned. The man is under emy, it also Hopkins war, in- today. No motive for the means, ' ' ' the without elections in the communication by indirect of the Germans to keep the French' Baltimore.; . . '' terim. surveillance. correspondents of the Cen- occupied, or might mean a re- manyyears he was an associate through well it ' For who may be or are located newed effort of the Teutons to break: physician of the Johns Hopkins hosp- TRIALJANUARY 2 LIQUOR AND UNIFORMS LEAD SEVERAL INTO TROUBLE tral Powers of clinic medicine SENATEDOMMITTEE HEARS selliag liquor to soldiers, have been arrest- in neutral or allied countries. through In this sector. ital' and professor Five Russians, charged with case, the paragraph battle night was unlrerslty. Besides belonging on infortnatioa furnished by military officers at This being the The Italian last in the OF CONDITIONS IN CAMPS ed by federal officials act providing punishment for reported as raging on the Piave front to Ue prominent medical associations Schofield Barracks. They are being held pending a commissioner's hearing. of the an honorary member Notice waa to be served on the city Filipino two Chinese, its violation does not specify that such with little diminished violence. . of America, he is D. Dec. 26. federal officials 'have also arrested a and - Mos- attorney's today by attor-ney- a WASHINGTON. C. The niotraj rnmmunication should neces- of the Therapeutical, Society of office the charged with unlawfully wearing parts of the U. S. uniform. One of the The senate military affairs committee ; for the FRANCE, is knovin as an authority on for Dr. H. Homer Hayes, under campaign hat and :he other two olive drab shirts. sarily be proven as intended BRITISH FRONT IN Dec cow and today listened to testimony as to con- defendants had a - air-squadr- 'typhoid and malaria. indictment by the territorial grand1 enemy, as the following extraci piam- 26. A British on Christ- ditions in Camps Wadsworth and Day Mannheim. Nu- 5 Dr. Thayer went to Russia with the jury on a charge of having performed WANT WAR BOARD REPRESENTATIVE HERE. lv shows: mas bombarded re- Bowie. Is for any person to fires were started from the' Cross mission In July. He was in a criminal operation, that it would Raymond C. Brown, secretary of the chamber of commerce, today cabled It unlawful merous Red quest send, out of, or bring into, of bombs dropped on the German1 Moscow, when the revolution started the circuit court to set Jan. 2 as George McK. McClellan, representative for the local chamber in Washing- or take ton " right- - the. date for the beginning of HURT IN AUTO attempt to send, or to take out, town. whIchyposed Kerensky. The Dr. 2 SpSH ton, D. C, asking him to take up, with the war trade board, the matter of or Hayes' . United States, I -' log much more severe in Moscow trial. Dr. Hayes recently the'appointment of a Honolulu agent for the board to issue export and im- or to bring into the pleaded or other writing of STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Dec. 28 than In Petrograd and lasted for near- not guilty to the charge in the As the result of a collision Monday port At present a blanket license has been issued in the case of any letter licenses. communication, semi-officiall- y denied here ly week, he says. sThe defense indictment. night between his automobile and an- for Hawaii, but as there is a possibility that this arrangement tangible form of is that "We go 3292, all imports except in the regular course of a movement of Swedish troops against the revolutionists was made are ready to to trial at other bearing the number Clar- may be abrogated at any time the cnamber of commerce is moving forward there is - of once," a member the law firm Olson, attorney, is wearing a the mails, and the violator is toward Finland. 4 by cadet officers and the number of said ence to have a representative of the war trade board stationed here. wounded and killed waa much larger today, rand we have so notified the piece of sticking plaster over his subject, upon conviction, to a fine $10,000, or to im- 26. New than It was In the ' spring when the city attorney's office. Doctor Harts nose and Mrs. Fred Ohrt's forehead RICHARD TRENT NAMED BISHOP ESTATE TRUSTEE of not more than PEKING, China, Dec swept by Is professional man, upon four-inc- h by prisonment for not more than 10 was here yesterday that the Nevskil In Petrograd was a and his has a gash caused the Richard H. Trent, president of the Trent Trust Co., was appointed by received profession hinges his stock, flying glass of the windshield. Mr. trus- years or both. Trans-Siberia- n railway has been cut machine guns. entire iu the Justices of the supreme court at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, as a telling trade. In to him Olson was traveling waikikl on Bere-tani- a resign- An order issued by the San Fran- near Irkutsk, Siberia, where a Bolshe The doctor is reticent about fairness and in view tee of the Bernice Pauabl Bishop estate, succeeding A. W. Carter, accomplished by of the recent newspaper comment on when 3291 came up con- cisco office of a local shipping viki force destroyed a big raUroad! what has been the automobile ed According to the Justices, this appointment does not have to be case we agency states, based on the require- t Red Cross In Russia, as he Is to make the believe that he should Miller street, cut the corner and the by a Judge of the circuit court.under a decision recently handed shop. , 3' firmed treasury department rul- Is reported many an official report, but says that the have an immediate trial." two machines collided. Fred Ohrt and by supreme court. The trustees of the Bishop estate recommend- ments of the Heavy fighting at down the "Enemy as ap- Bolshe- -' organisation has continued to send As the appropriation for the courts Mrs. Olson on the rear seat were not appointment of Francis M. Hatch, while the Kamehameha Alumni ings regarding the Act." places in Siberia, between the is available Jan. 1, prob- injured. ed the proved by the executive order of Oc- hastily organized troops and out supplies from Moscow and other the divisions , Association suggested that the new trustee be of Hawaiian blood. viki's headiuartera"r:'i;'. V:: ably will be In a position to begin jury tober 12, is given: those who were Identified with andT Ya-maga- re-'fuse-d. ' ta. be :;, Harbin, 'Siberia,' Is not as bad as "It trials on Jan. 2. TOKIO, Japan, Dec. 26. Prince Because he cursed the United State , ing held for tbe federal authorities. "In the future, all mail must still support the original revolution. al- -' president oy oner-lf- f except it has passed through hasl been painted, he thinks, of the privy council government and made slurring re- rne arrest was maae .uepuiy though there is little police protection Additional telegraphic newt on has announced that he will resign J. W. Asch on the complaint of two the United States post office or is toms who have censored the mall and - marks against the British, Hans Moh- In placed It your hand at right, He denies emphatically that j ;; ; . pfle 10 today from the position. Marquis Sajonji waterfront watchmen, Mohler admits handed to you by Customs officials then in, lords - ' asr Las --sect troops to XIarbliv jyrUl tf flpointed to succeed him, ler, was arrested last night and is be- he is a Germa the employ of the Collector ol Cu livery on board our tessey, 4

O JLT70 - HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1917. HAWAII BUYS EiOHOLULUHl PLANTATION OB THERESA ViLL HAWAII ASSURED imams death ALL MADE AIDES TO PftODEO BY JURY; goes on on IS DISMISSED OF VESSELS FOR FOOD EXECUTIVE OFFICERS CLEARED RAMMED F--1 FROM PROBATE FREIGHT SERVICE Every plantation manager in Hawaii After a two-da- y investigation of tee has been, or will be. appointed a spec- circumstances surrounding the deat.i Grover ial representative of the national food at Carite. Philippine Islands, of three T. Metz, Here 4 Years administration to cooperate with Court Order Says Document But Islands May Lose President Filipino mutineers about a year ago. Ago, Meets Death in Sub- county and other agents of the local May Never Again Be and Governor if Not Patron- the federal grand Jury today reported Collision food bodies in a new territory-wid- e Kennedy to Federal Judge Poindexter that no marine campaign to increase the production Presented ized, Says indictment had been returned. The of food at home and reduce Imports jurymen were dismissed until further Mate T. Metz of document Hawaii should Machinist's Grover Washington. Officially designating the Fully confident that notice. . Honolulu, who a four-yea- r Hefore he leaves for 2?. IS IT. to worry lack of cargo carriers finished I). con- of August which purported not about In making public today the incidents ('.. to a Lili-uokaJa- enlistment term here and went to thi afternoon attend he will of late Queen for island service, James A. Ken- upon of food J. F the last the the which the investigation was con- San Francisco was among the 19 men ference administrators. as and fraudulent. Cir- nedy, president of the Inter-Islan- d WS STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Child, federal food for fale ducted, the United States attorney's of the submarine F-- l who perished administrator AshfoT-- Monday after Navigation Co. and Honolulu repre- JAMES H. the territory, expect to have letter cuit Judze late office stated that about a year ago, in LOVE HONE 1211. when that vessel sank recently in noon filed in circuit court an ordet sentative of the national shipping the harbor of Cavite. a mutiny broke American waters. Metz was married. ready notifying the plantation mana- from pro- board, to Honolulu yesterday gers a diamiesing the instrument returned out among a number of Filipinos Mail arriving from the mainland of their appointment. At recent two months spent on the mam meeting local plantation agen- bate. after aboard a government vessel now in brings the list of those lost and saved of the The order, aside from dismissing land. Mrs. Kennedy and his daughter, EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS! cies, was thoroughly dls Hawaiian waters. . at the time of the disaster, but no fur- this matter in effect, that Miss Kennedy, returned with W. CHRISTMAS cussed, the agencies approved the the document, declares, Jessie After the muntineers had been sub- details of the ramming by the a it may ; ther food admin- it is of such nature that him. dued by force, and their weapons TONIGHT FROM 7:30 TO 9:00 , F--3 des- 8heme and promised the in brief ships d are carried than the never azain be presented for probate We are going to get all the taken from them, the commander .or-dore- Star-Bulleti- n support and cooperation, Castle & patch received last week by the istrator their In part as followg; we carrying cargo," he de- Cooke Building, Fort Street I the order reads need for the arrest and confinement of which received first word of torla food commission, the count now fully ad morning when questioned t county "And the court being clared this three Filipinos who were declared to Prior to Auction Sale tomorrow at 3:30 P. M. sinking. a rial food commlsion. the consider- being the on vised, and havln? given due as to the prospects of Hawaii be the ringleaders. Metz was 22 years of and a na agents have been urging the people things certain, enough ation to all of the matters and provided for. He is not 6o These men were placed in irons tive of Texas. His wife was a San the various Islands to raise in connection to passenger boats. He food as as to heard and, submitted though, as and confined in a portion of the fire Francisco girl. When war broke out to feed themselves, well with alleged will of August government is making feed their stock. These agents have the said feels the room, there being no other place avail- he reenllsted in the navy, Mrs. Metz 29. 1917. now finds that the said docu- people are not expected to ring- received a vast amount of help from known that able at that time. The supposed going to Sonoma. The list of lost ment of August 20. 1917. alleged to be travel for pleasure during the war. leaders resisted arrest and confine- names of 10 Californtans. the plantations and, to further this Your Greatest Charm Includes the the last will and testament of her late "There is not going to be much trav- ment and, after being locked up, con- A. E. Montgomery, command-Ingoffice- r wrrk of food prexjuction. Administra- majesty. govern Lieut ap- Queen Uliuokalani. the eling during the war. The tinued to curse and shout. F-l- . tor Child decided on the plan to of the was among the above-name- d decedent, fails to con every one remain al point each plantation manager a spec- ment wants to Due, apparently, to the heat of the five saved. His mother, Mrs. Julia form to any of the requirements of a home, attend to his duties and invesi place in which they were confined, and is a Fine Complexion Montgomery Pratt, lives at Fort H. G. ial agent of the national food admin- appea says. istration. valid will, in that it does not his money for war purposes," he the conditions of their own bodies as Wright, New York. that the same was prepared by the Mr. Kennedy, however, feels there is the result of the mutinous conflict Fanny Briggs Carr Cucumber Face Prepara- ' manager Ola.--, Other survivors are: John Watt, farmer of said decedent or by any person an a grave danger that the shipping with Americans, Fili- spec- the the three tions sunburn, freckles, pimples J. M. Schmissauter, machinist. Hills plantation, has been appointed a thorized thereunto on her behalf or board will take the Governor and pinos died. prevent and City, Tenn. ial agent to confer with the several with" her knowledge or approval: President away from the Hawaiian The local investigation, attor- mate, a the blackheads. ,Henry . I. Brown, gunner's plantation managers with regard to "And in that it was not signed by trade unless the two big passengei ney's office adds, was to greater production of food home, determine Macon. Ga. at said decedent either by herself or by carrying vessels are better patroniied. whether the officers of the ves- For personal advice gunner's sngar. Mr. Watt, as well as naval Joseph J, Burns, chief other than any person on her behalf or by her rc- - He believes the two ships are being sel were negligent in confining the J& mate; wife. San Pedro, Cal. the plantation managers, will work qwest or direction: and in that it was operated at a loss by the shipping Filipinos In the place they did. From or treatments consult John J. Stewart, ship's cook; moth without remuneration, having offered not signed by the persons whose board, as amount of cargo they the re- Every the fact that the grand jurymen er, Mrs. Celia B. Campbell, Huron, their services voluntarily. names therein appear as subscribing carry is limited, and because the ported that no indictment had been manager spec- 8. D. plantation will act as a or attesting witnesses, to wit: James freight charges is based on returned, is apparent de- ALBERTA ENGLAND agent schedule of it that their The list of those lost was announced ial in his own district. M. Kealoha and Samuel K. Kamakaia, freight tonnage and speed of the ve cision was that there was no negli- 1115 by the navy department as follows: or by either of them, in the presence sels taken over by the government. gence on the part of the officers. Parlors, Alakea St., Honolulu John IL Belt, seaman; mother, Mrs. of said decedent, or by her request or He estimates that the freight charge Among the witnesses summoned Branch, 246 Powell St., S. F. J. E. Belt, Sabee, Tex. direction or with her knowledge or on vessels like the Governor and were a large number of naval officers Frank M. Bernard, machinist's consent; and in that the said docu President between Honolulu and San and men connected with the navy. rgfllMBMBBMBHBBJBBBBBBSJBiBlHBBBMBBBBBBfJHBBfJBBJHBi mate; sister, Amelia Quintal. Oakland ment was never by meeting shareholders stated or declared Francisco would have to be about $12 At the of the her to them or either of them to be her a ton to make their operation profit- I seaman; of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company William j. Cartwright, will; and in that the several signa able, since the owners of the vessels mother, Amanda Cartwright, Fresno, Saturday the proposed plan to in- tures, to by wit: the name 'Liliuokalani are to receive the rate of pay from the Cal. crease, the capital stock 10.000 appearing on said document ffllsPHs at end government which was announced " shares was approved and will be car- the Harry u Corson, chief electrician; thereof and to the left margin of each when ships were commandeered. M. Corson, Long ried out the next of kin, Hazel of the preceding pages purporting to The only comment Mr. Kenne-I- 'Beach, CaL . be the signature of BY LOCAL' mate, said decedent. would make on the new schedule oi GRAIN James Coonan, chief gunner's - According to the Matin the commis- were not and are not in fact her own freight rates between Honolulu and Lima, Ohio. sioner of t police for judicial delega- sjgnatures nor made on behalf by was some pre- her San Francisco that vessels Attention! Simon Greenberg, electrician, first tions haft been entrusted with the any person with her knowledge or con would earn a reasonable profit, some class, Philadelphia. liminary semi-offici- inquiry into the sent, but are false and fraudulent: earn too much and others be unable to Dudley Stough, chief gunner's mate; Indiscretions In connection with the MEN PROHIBITED ' wherefrom the court further finds that make expenses. He says the new Stough, Vallejo. Cal. se- Second Lieutenants wife, Marie debates in the French Chamber In said document Is of no legal effect and freight rates were worked out as be If Charles P. Vincent, electrician; faUv cret, session. Is In not any manner or respect enti ing equitable with those Imposed for 1- cr, ramp . vinceni, hi. tied to be received or held to be Of interest to local dealers in hay, 1 - ' A. mate; the ocean service along the Pacific coast WE HAVE THE k Thomas Walsh, machinist's Cohen, president of Con- last will or any will of said decedent. on grain and feed, whether retail or mother, Mrs. Anna A. O Brien, Hill J. C. the and the Atlantic. The basis for ' solidated Amusement Company, who by whomsoever it may at any time be the rates is what the government Is wholesale, is the following cablegram NEW LIEUTENANT BAKS j yard. Wash. on charge presented in pay which has been received by J. F. Child, Clyde W. Wyatt. machinist's mate; was arrested last week a that behalf." required to for the use of requisi of speeding, appeared In police court ships and operation. federal food administrator, from the BEADY FOR Mrs. Martin, tioned the cost' of vt mother, zveuis. tenice, Inter-Islan- d national food administration Id Wash- Vonday. and askel for a jury trial. MINERAL PRDCTS. REPORT The steamship man is Judge Jrwln refused the re?uust, and outspoken in his praise of the accora ington, D. C: DELIVERY. fill Edward E. Hall, machinists' mate J Thursday. ON MAGNESIUM "The following interpretation has irife. West Seattle. Wash. " the case will be heard COMING modations, comfort, speed and sailing qualities of the steamer He been placed upon the general rules for COME EARLY AND AVOID A Kay tu. scott, electrician; wne, vai- - President. purpose y I ' Lodge, Nq, 1. to be The report on the commercial mag told another shipping man in the pres- the specified: ' . The Phoenix is iejo, vau - , ... t; any feed- V. Santa Claus to 300 children next Fri- nesia factory and the possibilities of ence of a reporter that the President "'The licensee In sale of THE RUSH. A Albert P. Smith, machinist's mate; ing stuff shall take no. more than a jf evening lodge rooms at the producing magnesium carbonate, to- ra. ninto "a nasty storm breaking from day at the reasonable profit for tuchr "" ' annual Christmas tree. Besides the gether with estimates prepared by a both sides something like & typhoon tale wer Cat. '. r the average cost of any presents which each child will receive chemical eng-ee- on the project, were and the ship went along so smooui his stock of Guy R. Stewart, . chief machinist's commodity on hand, or under control Doughertf to Honolulu on plate was Wwall mm m m . . . candy and. nuts they can mailed December 21, ly that not even a moved & ma ti i in nmivxiL-- and all the week-en- d not at that time contracted to be sold: - - eat, will be moving pictures and according to the wireless from the dining tables." geles, Cal.- , . there and in arriving the ot In evening the older folk message received by the Mineral Pro Mr. Kennedy's optimism at cost corn and i : Lyman P. Lovely, machinist's mate; later the in regard io oats he shall take into consideration Lyman Lovely, Denver, CoL will enjoy a dance. As is the custom ducts Co., from their San Francisco the prospects for plenty of shipping father, manager, R. the gain or loss resulting rom any ? nr MelJier. electrician. De whatever candies, and nuts are left Anderson. The report is for Hawaii are in marked contrast to I?tnh expected to actual hedging transaction on a grain troit, Mich. over at the end of the evening will be arrive on the next steam his attitude three months ago, when exchange.' given Tto the children to take home er. The week-en- d message further trip to Duncan X McRae.V electrician: sis he returned from an earlier the "Please promulgate this to for their less fortunate playmates. states that the Western Magnesite mainland. Then he evidently had rule Company's grain, feed and hay dealers." . Messange, cnier machinist'! Marcus H.' Sanders Is In charge of the receiver has engaged grave doubts as to what might be the John r. consulting engineer to Ida Ginsberg, 16 years w.w., later of her hurts in tbs " he" desires all advise him how STAR-BULLETI- ..Jl. mate,. Philadelphia. entertainment and that outcome, but now he thinks conditions N Invitations best to connect with the Mineral Pro GIVES YOU struck by an automobile at Hartford Hartford hospital. Haas is also ;, i . . Grover E. Metx, machinist's mate; who have not received are changing monthly. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY would see him at once. ducts Co. railway. The consulting en 'There has been a great improve- recently, driven aj j. r. nus, jr.. niruwo reaiaeni. i cineer is in favor of an aerial tram- ment in the last two months," he con way to connect with the magnesite cluded. ut posits. - -- - CAN PRODUCER II Ml. MILK BE REDUCED, UTILITIES COMPANIES CHRISTMASSURPRISES PLAY SANTA TO MEN POLICE BY QUIETNESS SAYS; I,1fAGB1EI TASTEFUL Public utilities corporations In Ho- - X Christmas at the police station was nolulu did not forget to play Santa the quietest.it has been in many Claus te their employes. The Hono years. On both Christ-- as Eve and lulu Rapid Transit company, the Hono Minority Stockholders in Dairy-- . This document has not been formal last night very few who had imbibed lulu Gas company, the Mutual Tele ly laid before J, F. Child, federal food not wisely but too well were taken phone company, and the Hawaiian 0 During Association Demand him, School men's administrator. It was shown to in for safe keeping. Last night only Electric company all presented their Accounting; Say Producer however, he says.4 Some of the minor three were booked as drunks. Auto- employes with money gifts. The Ho- m ity stockholders who were: seen today mobile accidents were also noticeable nolulu Iron Works paid a Get-Mor- e ' ' also Christ ; Can $.-3- by tne Star-Bulleti- n professed to by their absence. mas bonus to all salaried employes. knok nothing regarding the report. In commenting on Deputy ; - it Sheriff management of the Hono- STAR-BULLETI- One declared he did not N Vacation Change in of them that Asch said this morning that the po GIVES YOU laln Dairymen Association nas oeen believe the association could afford to lice had prepared to care for the TODAY'S NEWS TODAY demanded by minority . stockholders, reducet the cost of delivering a quart usual number of petty say, majority offenses which And already, they the of milk, which, is now 8 cents. occur during Christmas time, but in give the children plenty of sandwiches, for holders nave made such concessions The minority report" is said to de- stead of the number being in the TCZ7X3THP AJSJQ Is probable' their claims ;wlll mand an Increase in the price paid the neighborhood between meals, made of that nourishing, that It ' of 25 it was less than be satisfied. ; ' ' '' producer .and a decrease in the price a half dozen. Prediction was made today by one to the consumer, and adds that, with patriotic who is a stock-bolde- r of the milk producers the retail reduction, the public would GETS in the association that if the be saved 55000 a month. KNITTED SWEATER WANTEO. company "get down to efficient busi- Mr. Child - Bays he has not' taken FROM MRS. F. K. LANE' ness- it will be able to pay the pro- the matter up, as it has not been offl Gentleman wants frequent use gentle particulars. Box ducer 10 cents a quart, which is a clally placed before him. Capt George K. Larrison, Engineer saddle horse. State 945, Star-Bulleti- n, cent a quart more than he is getting Reserve Corps, who was formerly dis 6977 2t Graham , simultaneously reduce the CAPTAIN U. now, and ENGINEERS trict engineer of the United States SITUATION WANTED. retail price to theconsumer from .14 WEDS MISS J. E. BENEDICT geological survey in Hawaii, is show to 13 cents a quart. f'-- ing with pride a knitted khaki sweater school by .: cred- Work after hours Japanese Bread The minority stockholders are sent to him by Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, school boy. Isao Kobata, Telephone forcing an --expert; account- Capt Nelson H. DuvaL Engineer ited with Reserve .Corps, who is stationed at chairman of the interior' department 3250. 6977 6t (wrapped as soon as baked) ing of the books and with winning, war work committee. fight, a raise from eight department headquarters, and Miss early in the Jessica E. Benedict, stenographer in Evidently the committee is sending FOR SALE. to nine cents a quart for themselves. girts of this sort to all former officers producer says the association is the firm of. Smith, Warren &. Whit AUTOMOBILES. One ney, ; of the interior department who have 10 per cent per were ' married . this morning at Overland 1916 model, making more than 9:15 o'clock, entered the army service. Some weeks Roadster, good ' or what he declares at St.. Andrew's .Cathe condition. month in spite dral, Canon ago Capt. Larrison received a card Lt Pearson, Ft. Shafter. It yields the most nourishment with the waste. William Ault offlciaUng. 6977 tf Is ridiculous only a rew Immediate friends were from Mrs. Lane, asking if he would A meeting of : stockholders of the present accept a sweater from the war work least tax on the digestive organs and least Association is scheduled at the ceremony which was FOR RENT. Dairymen's very simple. Among guests committee. Thursday. January 8, for . the pur the were uen, John P. Wlsser, "Size 40," was his reply to the query, FURNISHED drain on the wheat supply pose of Increasing the capital stock of and his aide, HOUSES. uieut. Frank P. Tuohv: Mai. Mrs and yesterday, Christmas Day, the Three-bedroo-m cottage on organization and amending lta by- and sweater the beach. the Will Wayne and Capt G. K. Larrison. arrived. It la a handsome Gas. electric light and garage. 1S05 laws, according to the announcement garment, "home Mai.- J. A. Dorat- was best matf. nd and made," of khaki Kalla.road. Apply Guardian - today. I - a . " Trust made color. A pair of wristlets of the same 6977 3t -- material accompanied it. so-call- ed minority report" which Ing The War Bread the oy the wedding the connle left frr BY AUTHORITY. Is said to have been issuea minor- Halelwa, - . where they will spend theirJ ity stockholders In the association, noneymoon. PASSENGERS ARRIVED declared today , Sealed tenders will be received at Manager S. W. Smith the office of the City County of Honolulu u and t nat mo KaBuviAkJuu QUARTERMASTER Passengers arrived by S. S. Presi Clrk of the City and County of Ho- capital atock. ex- CLERK - 10- - per cent on its dent Dec. 25.- nolulu, Room 8, Mclntyre ice cream. He ' IS GIVEN Building, up clusive of Its sals of PROMOTION Mrs. D. Ahlborn, Miss Gussie Alex to 12 o'clock noon and opened on the declared that, at the present time, Angus M. McMullan. principal Miss Berg, S. also - clerk ander, Marie Mrs. C. 8th day of January. 1918. for all makes the organization cannot afford to re- in the office of the constructing quar- Crane, Mrs. L. Doe, C. Warren Fish, , Af the con. and sizes of automobile nneumatic mdb in termaster department, was promoted VV. M. Flack, Mrs. W. M. today Flack and tires and solid rubber tires and their Instruct your grocer to send sumer. The producer, he, added,la to chief clerk of the quarter- child, Ray H. Flash, Mrs. M. Garlic k, guarantee as may be master. --e:y required by said now being paid cent .JW, Mrs. Bertha Havekash, A. G. Horn, City and County, in its vartnu swv'' ' Clerk d. Love's Graham Bread at least , McMullen will product. take the place Llewelyn Llewelyn .'.5"-.- . his saylhat formerly Jenkins, Jr. Mrs. partments, for the siv months period - Manager Smith went on to held by Captain Charles A. Jenkins, Jr.. L. P. Judd, Mrs. James A. beginning with the 1st day of January. two definite days each week, or association ana its Morrow, quartermaster corps, the books of the reserve Kennedy, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Jan. 1918. All tenders must be securelv "- being re- wha was recently phone - - methods of accounting are ' called from civil A; Kennedy, Ola G. Yewison, John T. sealed and marked, "Bids for Auto organized, and that, after the first wie to active, service and ordered to T. Livesy, the Livesy, Mrs. John William Tires." of the year, will be to such shape that mainland. Macfarlane, Mrs. William Macfarlane, The Board of SuDervisor reserve organization may Captain Henry Cummins, quarter-Baaste- the condition of the r George S. McKenzie, David Rust, the right to reject any or all bids, in 1431 determined In a moment. He de- reserve corps, who was called L. be from sergeancy Miss Smith, R. W. Suhr. Mrs. Chris whole or part; a knowledge of the contents of a to active doty as a B. Surryhne, Rodney nied commissioned tine Suhr, Dr. F. D. KALAUOKALANT. the ."minority reportr nut aamuusu officer, has been named Snrryhne, Philip Surryhne, William City and Countv Clerk was such assistant t the officer in ' that he had heard that there Westfall, W. L. Williams, Mrs. C. E. 6977 Dec 26, 27. 28, 29, 31. Jan. 2, : - the supplies' division a document la exictenc I Wright 3. 4, 5, Z HONOLULU STAK-BULLETI- N. WEDNESDAY, DCCQ1BER 20,1917.

CMIRA 1M r.AMP ! MRS. EMMA QUNI DIES - . 1 in pne ' j- adjust! a nice young fellow who it an M. D. and registered " or.tna Eastern Stale.' Also instantly stopped a Leadache for one of the ARMY-&NA- ! ON CHRISTMAS DAY '''''' fc7f5Ertrct from Chiropractor s letter. Chiropractic Is everywhere. ' reeded il"i P. C. MIGHTON. D. C, ": w - 204-- 5 Boston Bidg. (Over May s.) TELLS STORY OF HELD has --a- nd Japanese Silk Goods PAROLE-BRFJH- G BIO CELEBRATION Curios BY GERMAN HERE and. 1 1 fTIL. f T t i A. CHRIST1S DAY x janrest stock in Honolulu ana tne Desi piace iq Thrift select just the pieces you want and at fair prices. Hindu Witness in San Francisco Trial Says Officer Joined Schofield Barracks celebrated There is really no distinction between the two Maverick at Hilo Christmas in a real old homey way, they are inseparable. To be thrifty is to be patriotic; SAYEGUSA and in what old timers declare was the to be patriotic is to be 1120 Nuuanu St., just above Hotel That an officer from a German ves- most successful entertainment ever thrift. sel interned at Honolulu broke parola held there. The post exercises were and went to Hilo to Join the "mystery in the hands of Chaplain H. L. Win- It all depends on pur definition of the words. To vessel" Maverirtc was stated on the ter and were carried through in splen- Ik? hysterically economical is not "thrift" in the true witness stand in the San Francisco did order. sense of the word; neither is it patriotic. But to be "India Case" trial by a Hindu witness, On Monday night a beautiful Christ- according to the San Francisco Bulle- mas tree and entertainment was held, .ensibly economical is both 'patriotism and 'thrift.' tin of December 18. "The Bulletin's and was attended by about 1000 sol- economy wise- iB ml article slates: diers and not less than 100 children. Sensible consists of spending money "Charred fragments of revolution- The tree, which was decorated by ly buying those things that are needed and buying ary literature, recovered from the Private Lewis of Company A, 1st In- barren shore of Socorro Island off fantry, was a work of art. Private reliable qualities at the lowest possible prices. were the coast of Lower California, Lewis was a professional decorator Making purchases this store is step in introduced this morning while before enlisting with Uncle Sam and at a sure the Harcharan Das, government witness, used his very best efforts on the tree road to sensible economv. recounted the eventful cruise of the Every soldier and every child at the Jy steamer Maverick. The pamphlets entertainment received a present. inciting Hindus to rebellion were The latter received toys of all sorts, A Prosperous New heaped in piles and burned when the building blocks, canes, horses, auto proximity of the United States war- mobiles and dolls, from the children MRS. EMMA QUNI ship alarmed the Maverick's crew, ac of officers to the children of the post Year cording to the witness. servants, single one was neg- Mrs. Emma Quni, well known in SAGH not a "Attorney Theodore Roche for the lected in the gift giving.: Honolulu, died at Queen's hospital on Is matter of starting1 financially. defense, attacked statements of the After the gifts were distributed a Christmas morning at 3:30 a. m., Hotel St., near Fort a n. "right" cross-examinatio- Hindu during his number of Christmas carols were death being due to typhoid,' which de- We invite business firms and individuals to take Das denied he had discussed testi- sung by a triple quartet consisting of veloped into pneumonia. mony with other government wit- twelve enlisted men, and the "Holy Mrs. Quni. whose maiden name was de- Sasaki, was born in Honolulu advantage of our services in this respect. nesses. He declared he bore the City" was sung --by Corporal Wilson Emma fendants no ill-wi- ll but wished to of Company M, supported by the quar- and at the time of death was 27 years, tell his countrymen they were being tet. These were followed by eight three months and six days old. She deceived by revolutionary leaders. reels of movies, featuring Anita Stew- leaves two sons, George, six and Wal- "The adventures of the Hindus and art, Schofleld's favorite film actress. ter, three, a father, mother and a sis- J I ter, Mrs. C. K. Abe, whose is Germans on board ttfe Maverick an came onw or prettlest tea husband Then the with the Hackfeld Co. the voyage across the Pacific to Java tures of the whole evening. At 10 connected Do Yom Like Mrs. Quni had been employed in N JL formed interesting portions of Das o'clock Chaplain Winter loaded the Ji X OF HAUftll iU testimony. a various mercantile houses here. Some triple quartet into a big truck and years ago prize- Failed to Meet Ship post singing she was one of the round of the for carol In subscription "Failure to meet the schooner Annie was post from winners a Bulletin made. The whole the contest, popularity being evidenc- Larsen at Sicorro Island, where the 1st Infantry to the 25th Infantry and her transfer of arms and ammunition was back again was covered. ed at that time. f n, t The funeral Is being held this a.fter-noo- to have been made, according to the At the 1st Infantry barracks the prosecution caused the plan of the starting from M. E. Silya's un- men sang "Silent Night" just aa the dertaking parlors at 3 p. m. There Hindu plotters to go astray. barracks clock was striking midnight. "After waiting more than one month will De a service . at the Catholic The singing was received with hearty church. Fort street, and the body will at the barren island for the arrival of applause from every place visited and the schooner the officers of the Mave- be buried at the Catholic cemetery on formed a fitting close for the Christ- King street. Friends of the dead wo- rick decided to put back into San Die- mas Eve. go, Upon ap- man are asked to be present at the fu- the witness explained. Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock a proaching the Coronado Islands, he neral ceremonies. JL VIS 14 large number of soldiers gathered for If a service by Chaplain Winter, and MR. J. P. HOLLAND, special sale3 sioned a change in the plans and. a presents were delivered to all the new course was made for Hawaii representative direct from New York, x men of the 1st and 32nd Infantry. is in Honolulu to place the Five Foot "Hilo, an island in the Hawaiian These consisted of candy and cigars. ramv season group, was the next spot touched at Shelf of Books the Harvard Classics steamer, Das the only authorized literature rec- by the said. Here fresh by supplies of meat were taken on board. ommended Dr. Eliot of Harvard The Hindu also declared an or University. 12 raise in price after has come, that PEPIN TO January 2, 1918. Now is the only fleer from a German vessel interned an. - opportunity to get present low- at Honolulu also became a member o the price. Phone 1060, or see Mr. Holland j the crew. office your lawn "From Hilo the cruise stretched ta at the of stop LEAVE ISLANDS P. F. Collier & Son, 184 Merchant St. Johnson Island, where another C. HARPER, APPLES? F. Territorial Mgr. was made, and quantities of bird (Adv.) i is sure eggs were collected for food. Large, Juicy Newtown Apples, $1.50 per box "The journey was then uninter Capt. . Louis D. Pepin, officer In rupted Java waa charge militia, until reached several of affairs, who has also K and other varieties. , weeks later, a landing being made on had charge of .arrangements for the PROTECT the coast eighty miles from Batavia. training camp to open soon at Scho- Das told the court that two Dutch gun field Barracks, has been ordered to YOUR TEETH! boats were on hand to greet them. He duty at Sandy Hook, New York. He said the Maverick was will early January. Come and Get Them! t Keep looking like carpet that boarded sail is it a green by using one or more by officials of .the Dutch government Capt. Pepin is one of the best of our who had been informed of the alleged known officers in the Hawaiian de- B0RADENT plot to Incite rebellion in India by partment. He came here in January British officials. Under surveillance of 1915 in the same boat that brought THE MILK OF MAGNESIA of the Dutch man-of-wa- r, the Maverick Gen. Wlsser first to the department, - continued to Batavia, where it waa and was stationed for six months at WW- again subjected to a thorough search.' Fort Kamehameba. In June of 1915 TOOTHPASTE BELAMFF he was transferred to Fort De Russy, Importer and Distributor MOW where he has been ever since. CASTLE THINKS GUARD HELPS TO CORRECT among Prominent in athletic events "ACID WILL BE CALLED SOON the men of the posts, especially in pro MOUTH' 926 Maunakea Street "We moting football swimming, ; have a complete line of and he has 2S CENTS, AT ALL DRUG ST01ES Opp Territorial Market'' Although be left Washington before cojae in close touch with many men of the trouble over the Hawaiian Na the service and with many civilians tional Guard came to a head, W. R as well. i Garden Took, Hedge and Castlei who with Mrs. Castle and Miss "I am vorv, snrrv tn en. nalrt f!anf Beatrice Castle, has returned from a Pepin today "At any other time I three months' trip to the mainland, re-- would make a request to stay, but un Grass Trimmers, Etc. orts that when he was at the nation der the present circumstances I do al capital he understood that the not feel that I could do so." guard was to be called into service to When the 1st Company, Hawaiian take the place of the regulars which Coast Artillery, organized In 19! 8 would eventually be called away from Capt. Pepin volunteered his services Hawaii as instructor and did efficient work lewera & Cooke, Ltd. air. Castle says that all the depart with the raw guardsmen. I Mew y ments at Washington have more work le'gal Commeeee the i than they can, attend to. The question notice. Lumber and Building Materials ,169-17- 7 So. King St. of expenditures is also causing con IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST siderable comment and may result in Circuit, Territory of Hawaii In a congressional probe, he says. When Probate At Chambers. 1 -- he visited the attorney general Mr Yearn? Castle says he closed up like a clam. In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah Kjght j the presumption being that he did not E. Williams, deceased. to any against any wish hear criticism " of the local office holders. Order of Notice of Petition Z?a for .Allow -- OldestcrJZaicstfast Caztpimy While in Washington Mr. Castle ance of Accounts, Determining Trust 1 I visited hit flon, W. R. Castle, Jr., who and Distributing the Estate. by wearing a is in charge of the bureau of the Red Cross for the listing of casualties On reading and filing the petition among the .American soldiers in and accounts of Guardian Trust Com Europe.' He says the government has pany, Limited, Ancillary Administra taken over a large amount of the Red tor with the Will Annexed of the Es Cross work with the result that it is tate of Sarah E. Williams, deceased, behind.' ' wherein petitioner asks to be allowed Stop At Pensacola, Florida, Mr. Castle $820.33 and charged with - $1496.57, Mclieiriy vvprrymg Slit . saw -Alan Lowrey and Staaley Ken and asks that the same be examined ; nedy, .who are attached to the avia- and approved, and that a final order V about the safety of your jewelry and important tion section. Both are gettiag along be made of distribution of the remain papers or keepsakes. They will famously, the former having been ad ing property to the persons thereto The quality, material and workmanship that goes into our be perfectly vanced to chief of discharging the entire student entitled and petitioner made-to-measu- cure if placed in a Safe Deposit Box in our fire section. and sureties from all further respon- re suits is the best obtainable. Every stitch has and burglar proof vault, sibility herein: its purpose. cFrnwn 1 ifntpwawtq It is ordered, that Friday, the 8th day of February, A. D. -- 1918, at 2 NOW WEAR GOLD BARS o'clock n m. before the Judge presid You cannot initiate a finer habit for the New Year, than the ing at Chambers of said Court at hla made-to-measu- This vault is of concrete construction, rein- habit of wearing Mclnerny re clothes. They're Many of the second lieutenants ol Court Room In the Judiciary Building, forced with steel, with solid chrome steel lining the Hawaiian department are already n Honolulu, County of Honolulu, be business and social assets give your individuality its proper and the same hereby that and triple time locks. The boxes therein rent wearing the gold bars designated for is appointed the them in a recent war department or- time and place for hearing said Peti setting. for $3.00 and up per annum. der. A gold bar on each shouUer is tion and Accounts, and that all per the distinguishing insignia. Hereto sons interested may then and there Do not put off another day a visit to our fore second lieutenants wore no tars, appear and show cause, if any they why thing which made it difficult for have, the same should not be Tailoring Department. --Our showing of im- We invite you to come in and inspect our them to be distinguished at times granted, and may present evidence as who are vault equipment from enlisted men. i to entitled to the said prop ported suit lengths is the classiest in Honolulu erty. And that notice of this order. published Star-Bulleti- n, In accordance with a supreme be in the Honolulu recent a newspaper printed and court decision an has is- order been! published in said Honolulu, for three sued In circuit court sustaining the successive weeks, demurrers of the Hawaiian Dredging the last publication ik JM ' II II A 111 to be not less than two weeks pre- A A Co. and the MarcopI Wireless Co. in brought against vious to the time therein appointed suits them for the io for said hearing. covery of alleged damages. The de murrcrs were to complaints Dated the 26th day of December, holding 1917. McMERNY tne woramen s compensation act to be By '. unconstitutional. the Court: HONOLULU, TV H. J. C. CULLEN, Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First Fort at Merchant StreisK 120 ; South King St Telephone 1255 When Your Eyes Need Care Circuit. --Try Marine Eye Remedy SMITH. WARREN & WHITNEY. i, ri Attorneys for Petitioner. . 6977 Dec. 26, Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23. V 1 HONOLULU STABBULLETiy, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1917.

NATIONAL BANKS EARN SIX HUNDRED MILLION 1;r xtfiuk Ufe, Frc, Marine, ill & sm ir A3HI.UIU , vuec. .na- tional bank earnings in the last If f.oal ear were $667.406.i. the i SPBEUtHS SAYS 120,000 SHARES SUGAR CARD I OUWant Baggage or Accident B greatest in their history, accord- insurance. ing to figures a n no n need by the Comptroller of the Currency. The total earnings were 13 4 ROLPH'S FRIENDS BINGHAM TRADED! SCHEME WORKED CALL UPON If - per cent greater than the pre- War Bonds vlcus year, an increase of $76,- - 764.0jo. On their capital stock r tn banks report net earnings of BENEFITED While no Rales were recorded durin i i IN m a run BRITISH, FRENCH and ARE the session of 1 1 CASTLE 17 per rent. the Honolulu Slock ill I miii H &C00KEv Limited Kxehange iii iii ill The amount of dividends dls bond this mornint iV.aa wvs 111 II1U CANADIAN WAR IS- - ; whuh closed at sea tributed was 125.528.0ofl. ann- - f4.t7'j at the last 1 . SlOn on" SatL.rriv- nrpr.f t mnrnfriT . create of 110.13,000 over the VASH1NGTON. Dec. 17. Efforts of . " LU.MIUS. KDt. ClCt Iii. I SUES ?re now selling at l between boards thf ' preceding year. the food administration to bring out : .iraaing a;th t r0yernment has un- - General Insurance Agents com-- - goms n before the senate investigating dertaken to regulate price and dis- - IS prices 5Vj v the to yield, ;i-.- from a tUm. i i i u & on v i . . ... i etArv rf Dihun ii'!' thy. uf iiiuiiuii.(k.,tuHi in ii r r in m inarirn nm.i 1 "! Fort and Merchant Streets to 18 per cent. raw sugar contracts were blocked t."luc IT" rmur"a u"eeD tional interest may attach to develop- - dav by an announcement that the." i ioneer at $- -. raents in the sugar situation in Great state department deemed it InadvU-- ; '"auan lines dropped to 39 tin Britain and to the measures by . - taken HOTEL MEN CUT able to discusi further tne negouu-- ul tne British government in the endeav- - - r tions which resulted in these con- j " " being t0 satisfactory Bishop Trust ' employedKuni iDr trrive al t solution iracis for the ouotatIr"ns of its somewhat similar problem Briefly, the present situation Is that DGt'N ON SUGAR Lord Rhondda. the successor of Lord Co., Ltd. . HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., It tod.r-- .".Ion. h.d re.d to r.rm.r 4r:-- , Devonport in the Food Controllership, Ltd. T .;' I I II n,.Atlnn. after; ain m and the Royal Commission are engag- ...... t remain firm at '! lenorinz earlier a request by Food this prir until some ed in working out the details of the Stocks and Bonds 3-:- ' NEW YORK. Dec. 0 Hotel men 'new rumor regarding the . i Hoover he be t settlement new sugar card plan which is to go Real Estate - are now workinc out new ideas for Administrator that Of th nil lanrla lilloottnn n U .. u Insnranct given opportunity to make a . . . . Into effect on January 1. 191. The gen i serving of sugar to meet the tern- - Jn .Moniana-Mingua- Safe the . had sn inning ht, new Deposit Vaults . 1 ' I Spreckels' " , - i ... I eral outline of the scheme ere porary in Kastern states Jimciunn ij K.J- nr. T- shor'ige Whpn .,"J",U, Bf,arM ",nK -! made public several weeks ago. It con ( taru. fh. mmmitt.e. fter nl - i pending of western beet h Authorized by law to act as Execu- the arrival session. during 1' " !3 vsIiht "pravv templates the taking out by every head Trustees, . j hour's executive 1 sugar and the I,ouiBiana and Cuban 1 ; or whfrh he waiter! in an anteroom, re- - v P l nrevmoa 'n or a household of a sugar card, which tors, Administrators and Guardians cane crops. Study of this question the latter part of the wek. Rnf,ls;ha to a W i i. nraeit to ri.im.i.rf r,.i! - ' has been beneficial, locating needless i '. r. .. answering his request. Hoover left .1 dealer, preferable the one with whom 't . v wastes. a t 'W th bnildine. he has been accustomed to deal. From It has been found, for instance, that ujij; a( 4 Tonight food went ana hioo or the last naii.t-- this dealer he will then be able to some guests fill their pockets from the sdministrator selling at 30 sit- i""cent? between boards. make purchases of sugar up to to the White House nd laid the the the sugar bowl. This is a habit with amount women, who like to feed sugar to uation befort the President. He would of the allowance fixed by the Just received and can bs bad for the asking, Drink not discuss visit. Honolulu Stock Exohange government. The dealer, in turn will j horses if they can do it the expense the a- - IRON at call upon or someone sugar Llndley insisted that the commit the Royal Commission for at All else. Ixote is often supplies to meet spoiled through dipping with spoons tee allow him to try to controvert Wednesday, Dec. 26. n.s requirements as ;t- fountain Finally, indicated by the number of person taken from coffee and tea, and sugar statements of the witnes?. registered senVd however, he said: with him. Special arrange "WAR.TAW with meals sent to rooms is Alexander & Baldwin . ments are being often wasted. The necessity for re "If we cannot explain the contracts made tor hotels and C. Brewer A. Co. manufacturing establishments. A synopsis of Wax J stricting; guests to two or three lumps for the Cuban crop we are placed on SUGAR the Tax Under plan A dell jhtful, Invigorating 'holiday with each coffee service has reduced a pillory while trying to solve a very this it Is honed tn avoid Ewa Plantation Co 2S 21'-au- ch with accurate tables and concrete a drink. persons difficult situation." scenes as have occurred under waste and shown that most Haik. Sugar Co existing are economical and reasonable in such Spreckels, who president conditions in retail shops, examples application to is of the Hawaiian Agr. Co 35 where customers have of its matters. The hotel men find that they Federal Sugar' Refining Comrany. had Hawn. sometimes been Com. & Sugar Co. 394 oougea to rorm lines and wait for individuals, partnerships, themselves have also been rather charged that the California-Hawaiia- n Hawaiian Suar Co. . . 31 hours to Obtain SUDOlies I nr than SEE wasteful by listing too many sweet Sugar Refining Company, of joint-stoc- k which Honokaa tuoar Co .... have often been disappointed corporations, dishes oa their menus, adding icing George E. Rolph, director of the food Honomu in the COYNE, Suaar Co. quantities received. The use of the to dishes already sweet enough, and administration's sugar division, is Hutchinaert m iawiiPSaiasaaiBwssssis companies, insurance Suaar lan.. (cards is also expected to pur- - making up too many kinds of ice president, would gain $9,000,000 addi- prevent FOR FURNITURE Kahuku Plantation Co. 17 ! chasers from companies, etc. cream and pastry, which leads to a tional revenue this year indirectly obtaining supplies from - Kkha Sugar Co. . . . . j more than one source or YoungcBuilding certain proportion being left over to through the price fixed for the Cuban Koloa for more than Sugar Co specified number of persons, and spoil, where one or two kinds would crop, which, he declared, was entirely McPryde Sugar Co., Ltd.! ....tue 7U IVt to correct the Inequalities in distribu-3- 1 jive guests sufficient choice and make too high. The Hawaiian price, he said, Oahu Sugar Co 30 i tlon it easy to adjust supply to dally was which have been the most nrnlifln DEVELOPING based on the Cuban price. Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 4ft 5'a cause of complaint present Ask the Onomea under the PRINTING f- - : ENLARGING Changes His Mind Sugar Co 50 order of things. Through questioning of Spreckels aauhau Sugar Plant, -- v 4 . me a There is no present fur-the- r . Best it) the' City .They tell Jones has run bv J. E. Freeman, counsel for Earl A. Pacific Sugar Mill Intention of Bank ofHawaii, Ltd. about reducing the Individual allowance, ' Honolulu Framing :; Babst. president of the American Su Pala Plantation Co PIcturt 4 got now nominally r Cor. Fort and Merchant fits. supply co. "Yes: he'8 Just married, and gar Refining Company, it was brought Pcpeekeo 8uaar Co. flied aune-hai- pound 4 aha belongs to flvo clubs." Richmond per person weekly. The reduction 4 out that the Federal president did not Pioneer Mill Co Timea-DJsoatc- h. 2S'2 from the former figure of three-quarter- s m for a copy. . object to the appointment of Henry San Carloa Millina Co. 18 ,fl of a Dound Mil in n. C. buyer WaLalua Aor. Co ter nersnn ner wU r Mott. for the American 22' 4 has been received Sugar Refining Company, as buyer for WaUu.Vu 3ugar Co with much less dis the international committee which MISCELLANEOUS satisfaction than has been caused by f - was Endau Dsvaloplna the continued prevalence of conditions Dan :oro- Notico to to purcflase all the raw sugar Co. ... whereby is. 7 some communities received available and parcel it out to refiner. ist Assess. pe. Pd. more 2nd Issue Pald-u- n than their due proportion of sup. at the time the appointment was pro plies, Cornmcrcial OopooitbrG Haiku Fruit & Pack.. 4 while othera, particularly the posed. PI towns Haiku Fruit A Pack, Com which have had large addition Bank v (Thla Notice Does Not Apply to Accounts) "I agreed to the appointment, ' to of a Saving Hawaii Con. Rv. 7 A. tneir populations through the growth AlepijflGifc Spreckels said, "but after T found dc. or " custom Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. munitions Industries, have been un- The 'prevailing among conservative banking insti- that all of the employes of the com able to obtain their proper share. mlttee, from irp. were Hawaii Con. Ry. Com... V2 tutions is to make a nbminal charge for the handling of small watchman to Hawaiian be employes of the American, and Electric Ca. Honolulu checking accounts; in to cover . order part of the cost incident Mott was to get $20,000 Hawaiian Pintanela Co. $9 39 BUILDING FOR ($IRt$V that a year, Hon. Brew ( to the care of same. It is now the practise in various A Malt Co.. 17 cities on I strenuously protested." INDUSTRIAL the , lnamlknd.The undersigned banks of Honolulu Spreckels Honolulu Gaa Co-- Ltd... SCHOOL AT have The statement that thn Hon. R. T. Sl L. Ltd. i Tjlan. Co agreed to adopt , the . fixing of a price of $7.25 for Inter-Islan- ' M0ILIILI TO zraiiu d S. N. Co. COST $8000 Fort Street near Queen sugar seaports a t : Therefore, the average' balance is iaieu at wonted Mutual Toleohona Co wherever below $100.00, hardship on his company was 20 20 Transacts found-convenie- at Oahu R. A L. Henry U. a General Banking we; trust4hat.it will "be nt in- - Co Fernandez, contractor, weJ to arrange to tacked by Senator Jones. Witney - crease to atleatt;tKis The Pahana Rubber Co granted a permit by the building in Business. Sugr PActors ,; V it' amount, otherwise a monthly charge said Saturday that his com Dan v man Selama-Dindlng- a ' cents Plant . . 14 specter's office this morning for the Invites your account and guaran- of fifty will be'niade and a charge ticket rendered for uractnred practically nothing but tlana- - Jincnno. 'TO ar. School to be Commiuion tterchanti granulated and brown sugars, while uiria' industrial ereeted tees safe and efficient service. the same and. enclosed with . Taniong Olek : cancelled checks. Rubber Co. in Moilini district. The school will Exchange. Letters of Credit and . and Insuranca his competitors- nut- un mnnv- snoHfli Ants i j BONOS cost $S062. contract will be t 'Effective ron and jifter January 2,1918. which The lat Travelers' Checka Uaued on adTertlsed brands could be Btaeh Walk imB. ni. by the Public Works' department and principal points. , 7 ol Hamakua Dltcli Co. of will begin Honolulu, Hawaii, December 18, 1917. ; ,1t,ure" work erection early in itAcu. uu auesLiomnr dt MTiiinr k' Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc 77Ja 10 January. Cable Transfers 'Agenta far Jones he admitted manufacturing- five- - - ARMY. NATIONAL BANK. 7 Hawaiian Irr. Co., Another Dermit Issued this mnrnfna- 2k graaes into tourteen forms of pack fa.... Hawaiian Commercial 8oif " BANK OF HAWAII, LTD. Hw. Tw Rryi.d ., .. . . wai to Samuel D. Jacobson for remod. f 'A V i ases. ill. Comptny.-- 'v ;.;'. BANK OF HONOLULU, LTD. Ha. Terr! 4 oc Pue Imp Ming or the basement of the store on Hoover's statement nublished Sun '' Tert. Pofc. Inrn. 4 me King JJ: & street near Fert street. The Haiku Sugar Company, BISHOP COMPANY. . , day to the effect that Spreckels was a it -- naw. oc. basement was occupied by sore larria . . . formerly a Keep your Pala Plantatloa CotapAny r FHIST NATIONAL BANK. i at taa food administration nnomi. uas to., Ltd.. fl . . . oaroer 8Bop. now i. Agriculturtl ' was denied by the witness dc. but .win be turned Maul Cempuy Honokaa Suoar Co-- 8 ae. Into a billiard room. The fixtures will Hawaiian 8ug$r Compaay.. -- Honolulu Gas SAVINGS Co, Ltd, 5s cost $1676, Kabulul Railroad Company. . Kauai Ry. Co. 6s ..t.... I a aafe pace. We pay 4 Interest McBryde fitjgar Company. Manoa Imp. Diat, - V V2 pc. RAPID MANAGER BISHOP 4 COMPANY Kahukn Plaattles Co. BiGDEfillDFOR TRANSIT -- McBryde Suaar Co.. Ba. . . Kaaal Fruit Laad.CoLts. z Mutual Ttleohona Ba ... REMEMBERED BY MEN HonoluA Ranch.. . ; Oahu R. & L. Co, 5 pc... 101 102 sugar a DRIED COCONUTS oahu Co, pc Employes of the Honolulu Rapid oiaa sugar co 8 pc Company, to Pacific Transit tne number of Guano A Par. Co. one hundred, gathered rooms 0. P. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. Pacific Sugar Mill in the Co., 6s over the car earns on Christmas Eve PH0HE 4915 6an canes Milling Co and presented Clinton O. Ballentyne Fire, Life, Aecident, Compensation C. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Nov. 22. DRE7B1 a CO. .Sa 9ak. inn mm the retiring manager, with a beautiful SURETY BONDS Dried coconuts, used as a base in lei: ?na inn 140 6 watch as a token of esteem. Peter : manv face creams, aoaoa and heantlfv. Olaa, 5; Pioneer, 28; $7500 O. R. & L. Co. 5 101',. Tosh acted as spokesman for the men. (LIMITED) lng preparations, are being rushed dc. into Session Sales: Nont. Moved by the spirit of the occasion mil port from the southern seas at an Mr. Ballentyne expressed his thanks unprecedented rate, to meet the rle Notice: Hawn. Pines arc ouotcri an new basia today. and also his deep regret that be had Money to Loan SUGAR FACTORS mand according to shinning men here. severed his connection with a com The trade name for the dried nuta .Cj,.M.,W,iN MERCHANTS Latest SUCar rime, pany which he had been with sinee HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OP SMjPPINQ AND i copra, auotatlon: it 4 SAB . a 11 x . t a insurance and so designated it figure) it a 8.12 cents. r $118,40 roiiowing oauemyne s aa-dres- HAWAII, LIMITED AGENTS I In many romantic tales warm per ten. iaa. t. of the e m the new manager, H. Stuart 811 Fert Street Telephone 3S2S latitudes of the Pacific. Formerly it UNLISTEO SECURITIES. Johnson, was introduced. Mr. Ballon was brought almost exclusively bv early tvne will leave for Utah In Jan FORT ST., HONOLULU, T. schooners which lazied about the uary to take up bis duties as president J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. H. archipelagoes picking up, it but the and manager or tne Montana-Bmgha- STOCK demand of late has become so great Bid Asked BROKERS OIL Mining Company. Information Furnished and Leans and the price so correspondingly high Honolulu List of Officera and Directors:-- It brought profitably Con. Oil. 3.S5 4.10 Made E. F. BISHOP that is as careo MINING Merchant Street Star Building ..President ey transpacific 1 G. H. ROBERTSON . liners, at war time Engefs Copper Mining 4.00 Phone 1572 freight rates. 4.10 . - .Vfce-Prealdt- nt Mineral Products Co.. .01 and Manager The dried coconut Is .10 R. IVER8 ... i hoisted from Mountain OS ...... 4. King Mining .01 ...Vice-Preside- nt .i..... the holds with scoods. like coal, and Montana Bingham P. and Secretary Co. .37 H. BURNETTE Vlee-Prealde- cascades down Into hoppers. The best J8 nt Madera Mining Co.... 30 43 71 Merchant St. Phone 1S48 E. A.GATTiR. ROSS copra Is sacked as It comes from these NOTARY Tmiium. hoppers; grades PUBLIC GEO. R. CARTER inferior are shoveled Sales: 450 Engtls. 4.00: 13M Commissioner of Deeds niI. into wagons to Hn C. H. COOKE ..Direetoe and hauled factories. Oil, 3.90; 20,890 Elnaham. .37: 810& California and Nw York Wharf loungers esteem fragments Draws: P. GALT.. ' nirm the Madera. .30: 100 Hon. Oil. 4.00. Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and A- - I a delicacy, and whittle the meat from nBxeaiaaaaapa an uegai uocuments S?KE Dlreetee me oroaea aneua. f. y D. G. i ....aui.. The feat of the Chicago narker whn anrl is said to have saved every part of Sugar 5.92cts we pig exceDt the aaueal. tins hn THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. jpctt.wooT&oms: I WateOU TrUSt LIMITED. C C. PETERS II forts"oil aZ? CO, Capital 210 a I 'General subscribed... yen 40,060,008 McCandfetajBUj. H CoDraheOrinSis now beta m Ltd. Capital paid up yen 39,000.000 Honolulu, T. H. food base, complexion oil. explosive M smears Ht-lwl- u Stock 'si and Bon ; Reserve funds yen 22.100,000 Steeka. Sonde, Leans wmpoBeni, inroai prophylactic, sea- iKchanse Business 6. AWOKI, Local Manager. SicuHtifa, tiottie if sick preventative, gun oil and candy Pert and MerentM Streota Negotiated, Trurt EsUtea Mai I Z H component by this local firm. TalepheM t .r nfieedm,CttdS$xps Broker I RUSSIAN BONDS GO TO $94 Club PACIFIC ENGINEERING DAILY REMINDERS Stables Russian government 5Vs per cent in- Any butiness intrusted Garage COMPANY, LIMITED For Diatined Water. Utrm' ternal bonds which early In the week Consulting, Designing and Co Beer all M my care wijl receive Automobiles and other Ponniror mmmm nn.b.aaoatsp reached a new low level of 16 for a Stabled and Cared For structing Engineers try 1000-roub- le S2 the Con. Soda Water Works Co. bond which at par is worth cjtreful and prompt atten- North Kakul st, near Nuuany St. Bridges, buildingf, Or. Schurmat-ii- . Okisoontinr. 1514, Improved ConereU Stme Ph.i. have considerably and Telephone 1109. turei, dttel Struetores, SaniUry ciaa. 10 years Beie-tarl- a tion. 8r established kere. ior the last two days have been terns, Reports and Eatiaatea oa IP and Union atr :ts. Phone 1731 standing at $94, The news was re- Projecta. Phone 1041. 'Hanaa&Jieid Came? 11 .ACT. ceived in a cable by the Bishop Trust Co. and brokers are unable to explain Granulated Evefid. the cause but the cablegram indicted A. G. Curtis FOR RENT Sore Eves. Eves TnlUnl that the New York market as a wholo Distillate. Crude Oil and Electricity; screens Srnn. Dmt and Wimd qwA& Sta, in all housea. il ed has rallied from the depression of the 447 Minna St. Kerosene new Y vV-reitev-O by Marine. Tryttin Fine house, $30, earlier part of DURANT-IRVIN- the week. E CO, LTD. Neat furniaaed eottare fur i tit lUUR LYUltoSaurmTk.JaitEr.rW.rt By seme of the financial experts the San Francisco For loan on mortgage, 810.000. peace 45 King St phon, 18M . ran" present talk Is declared to be re- SS sponsible for the SN ia TatM rTJk Ou- t- Wrm. bullish aspect of the 8TA GIVES YOU J. H. SCHNACK market TODAY'S NEWS TODAY S24 Kaahununu St Tel. 247 ItSt ; STAR-BrLLETI- HONOLT'LT X, WTTnNTST A T. PFCCTBER 26.191? FIVE ac

LAUGHS, TEARS j Matinee 2:15 HAWAII THEATER Tonight 6:30-8:3- 0, Two Shows FOX PRESENTS IN BEBAN FILMj WILLIAM CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "i a. wi." VALESKA SURATT Charlie is still packing - f'-- the Theater. Don't mat J,..- r.f rv. v. ''ami'." 'h j this picture. Parana-m- ; ?;;re in w hich ;KrE if fii:: THE PRICELESS INGREDIENT tip'nn - -- Till be shown tor the! IN 'ar. First Chapter of our new Sena!. "The '.a- - t Lir-ert- that-- ; if& Fihfng Trail." t:r.;e ir.ipi.' at the a serial dealing with western life. Full of ; -' tiriHs er la pi"- who is . ire B.'an. and dare-devi- l stur-ts- fi r f I .' s I'.il.ar1 hara'triza- . :t "-- ion-- - rf P-- g part a vo'aM!" OLDEST BRAND IN HONOLULU Jl PICTURE GCHEDULE. alr-tlflh- t, to the pound, this excellent cutter l;f-:- Packed four package th" k:' in a r.ort!. ttoo'i" ljm'"',i Charlie Caplm 6:30 Ita flavor and doea not melt. i always retains ' i Fightir.g Trail 7:00 IT SATISFIES "i-.- . - i i . r,. '. f d:.- ers slip (.vis-- She ... 7:35 f ti.f rjef i f Jh k." on1 HOP & CO. r.. ;. ?., n' S r Novel of C. Q. YEE of am4-. 4 la: d by Monroe Adapted from R.der Haggard's the "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" Sali"t'-;:rv- . The v arm leaned sym- same name. PRICES 15c. 25c. 35c King Street, near Fishmarket. Phone 3451 pathy of Jean is aroused and lie pro- - ur' a Itt'or from S:le-n- t la' k w iiicli - r f :' ;r. .n bringuic k the man ? i:e.' !uf l ' aN.i ;(l:.jot ;.; Jean s ro:::ari( '. r :,,s eetheart, Vane, is made to iein-v- c that .lean is a mar- RIDER HAGGARD BENBRUNS ried lun. The impetuous Jean, ho-'w- - a I if to extricate himself from the (;Uii ult Thfie are laughs and Hojmdl&y "a:s in the ,','tur" and those human STORY AT HAWAII TALKS ON PEP RHJOarow,GHT fiU' i.ev for whMi Beban is famous make a num.fr of the scenes par- - ulariy r.nti ni thy. Hawaii ti scores Ben Brims, th.p B. B. C. Man. creat- in addition to the feature th n?'--' The eatr iam JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS instalment of the sertal. "The M.vstery with another srat toi:o-!n- es; ononent of advertising pi that of the Double 'ro." is full of inter those rhdl have jecenth 'ieen presum- In-i-. (. e;- isiti d Haw. m. ourseii on est. The weekly Path' piciures ed. The feature attraction "i th.j his f.ivcifite topic to an intoros'eil ;iu-di- i ii"s Kekau-lik- Stock of Novelties also are a part of trie program. veek-'-n- d bill is the mtcoh i".; ri of e ;;; ii.s iiead'HKiriers. Complete Oriental fish-marke- A t. Kider Haggard's immortal story. ami King streets, opp. the GERALDBNE FARRA R "She." Said Mr. Bnn.s: "Pep is ne- The film presentation . f "She" was cessary to success and is especially FAMOUS AMERICAN FRENCH REVERE hciakled viiicly in eastern itios in needed m tliis climate. What makes THE PRIMA DONNA, IN the states as one of the creatst sii' srul people stand out from the . du' lions on 'he r rf-n- iitvl c mic.ou hrrd? Pep- What is pep? It tfiose familiarer with jiw s;Ty ;:n ap- is hriili'; and vitali'y. Without it we nesc Jl AN A PATRON preciate its vast dram.iti'- poss:liil;tn-s- . drop into the 'also rati' class, and "JOAN THE WOMAN" Japa of the .ro"uctioi i n t Mown rind outers." -- Tli part Aytsha in eventually the . "Plx V Ove-- is plaved by al ska Sural t. who h What produces thi; condition? JArJ.VIP?5 RAW A AO one ot the ino.--t t.iniou.; f the W illiam eating, overloading the stomach with The Wonderful Photoplay Masterpiece The highest It is hard for Americans to under- Fo start. It may be n mcinbrre 1 sweets and illy cix'krd. greasy foods stand how the French people were tliat .Miss Suratt w;i hPen here in in excess of our reiiiircnients. That achievement of Motion Pictures ah!e to rise about the u er helming "The Victim" and " .'ealousv ." two condition induces constipation, indi- azaar 1ST) suc esse-- . b! wider ; defeat of and how they have been j.K turcs that siort'il notable gestion, weak kidneys and im-Iur- e MUSIC FROM OUR t als.j SPECIAL NEW $10,000 ORGAN able to witiistand the strain ihpy ha-.- The new program ai !!' Hawaii sluggish liver; slow circulation, he?n under with the Prussians at brings the beginning of tl.e serial. blood, rheumatism, and all the Prices 20 and 35 Cents. Reserved Seats 55 and 80 Cts. Fort St., opp. Catholic Church their very door. with starvation in "The Fighting Trail." a melodrama ailments that go with an impaired their nr.dst and the pick of their youth plaved out in th wilderness of trw-grea- t constitution. You have that droopy, PHONE 3937 FOR RESERVED SEATS. BOX OFFICE decimated. west. It is a story ot adventure dopey, tired, drowsy feelinc. become v It is hard for us to ppt teeming with situations of the most anemic, morose, nervous and irritabi-- OPEN FROM 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. nndrr tho greatest Lack skin, of the French character and amazing sort. Seme of the You have It expressed tersely. .scenery pictured lur-nishe- s pop. of car", in- really appreciate it from' anything we mountain ever of This means lack of scenes of the leads to a means 10 per cent Govern- mielit read, but after seeing "Joan the the setting tentional or otherwise: Every Ticket bought to the - It is for an early Woman" at the Bijou not- production. to continue broken down constitution and theater and grave of 4". ment. Help your Country by attending the Theaters. ing all she has to pass through, we weeks. many around the ace I speak too stioncly. then appreciate why they look at her "You think as a patron saint as mc MAKE VINEGAR HERE, Look over the list of people vcu knew liberator and sep 1 diator. who have passed away and if IS F00U SUGGESTION am not right. People say they are old It is her inspiration haR that heid at 40. That's bosh. A person of 40 or them to the task, spirit and this subtle That pineapple refuse might be u'i SO should be at the zenith of their r. of holy patriotism has been worked lized for the manufacture of vine.?:", What brings on premature mat ir. rpz TO into "Joan existence. 311 the Woman" with a finesse thus making unnecessary the import- old age? Lack of pe.. Therefore pep IIIHIIIILL I characteristic Cecil (i of DeMille, which of that product from the main- Youth, no what your m I I will ation is Eternal matter serve all humanity as an inspira- land, is the suggestion which has been age. Why, I myself, am some past 40, tion to crush tyrannical despotism. comiei.s-sio- made to the territorial food and my friends say I look the same as At 2:13 o'clock At 7:4(3 o'clock by James 15. Dole, chairman. I did 20 years ago only better. How-d- o Figures secured by J. F. Child, fed- I do it? Pep health vitality. A eral food administrator, show that little care. I cleanse my system thor fmifTcoTs about 1 50,000 gallons ot vinegar, v.t'-ue- oughly several times a year with m? at about $K.00, are being brought B. B. C. Medicine. It is harmless: non 7infted c Mifk ffiorougiy .into the islands annually. Mr. Hole alcoholic, no hahit-formin- drugs. m mm: thinks that, in the utilization of pine- Scientifically prepared in a combina- COMING TO BIJOU apple refuse, the local demand could roots, and herbs, it has r Gnden$cd Milk tion of barks TL. a wt--tunaw nn -Hiffhlandero I a Mat ut pvuivuv.mhmi r be supplied without the necessity of the juice of a mysterious plant ot IN (fnU cream). There are Tery definite and real reasona importation. South African origin called the 'Sa- of converting ita euperiority. iTto-the-minut- The question bananas Bark," is almost for e Broadway cred and the effect suesses has also been brought toning up the Firat ei all tKe milk is the world'a finet. New Zealand's dairy will be staped in Honolulu commenc- and molasses electrical on the system, of the commissi m constipation, regulat- and legislation are tKe world's model its dairy ing aTibut the third week in January to the attention stomach, curing coaditioni principally as a moans of saving th ing the kidneys and bladder, purifying products the world for the price because of their quality. by the T. Daniel Frawley IJramatic top hundreds of bunches of bananas tiiat blood-stirri- ng the sluggish liver "The Cook of Canon Cam company of New York ar- the 12 Condensed Milk is prepared from the purest and which will going to waste on local wharves headaches, ill Highlander rive here shortly after New are to action; banishing sick specially herds in the rich dairying Years each month because of lack of carg,) appetite, sleepless nights, ner- ii richest milk of the selected Pay. The company will open a six lack of til Government space to get them to mainland vous conditions, rheumatism and mala- es of Southland. The cows are subject to weeks' engagement Bijou fe a rip-roarin- g at the Members of the commission are of injectinc pep and vital- This Great Italian Impersonator presents fnspectioa, and the milk is drawn from each cow under excep- theater and the plays which rial ailments anions the opinion that this should be devel- ity into the body, which is the secret of cleanliness. I wi'l be given are "The Comedy Drama of flap-jac- k making. The romance and tionally rigorous conditions Thirteenth oped if developed at all into a pure- of health and success. I have scores cooled the dairies Chair." "The Man Who Came Pack," It it then immediately filtered and at ly commercial proposition. of right here in Honolulu high-tensio- and other big hits of old New testimonials n activity is in every foot of this film. little of people of whom my B. B. C Med;-cin- e m it goes to the great model Highlander Condensanea .ork. Frawley has organized a cir- 4 Nt i cureu of ailments of long VITAL STATISTICS I has cleanliness personified. cuit which includes Manila. Shanghai - standing after only a few weeks' us- I Hare it filtered tad mbjected lo m proceu which deitrojr si and Honolulu. For the first six Miss 5th Chapter of it months B. B. C. removes worms and all thing.? Don't the U reraored by evaporation in vacao, vi7i BORN. - 05S c!ieate gems. jPrt el the water Frawley tour the circuit with the sys- TIME TABLE- fineet I added. A- In Dec. HI, of a parasitical nature from the Md preportiee ei the No. A ragar dramatic company and later in the KKKAHTX- Honolulu. "The Mystery of the Double Cross" Pathe- - Keka-huna- . it especially beneficial to Co-den- milk, leti tem, makinc HigMaader ted Milk u (all cream the rkheU. pnrert year he will return with a musical .1917, to Mr. and Mrs. Kaimi Ws;ekly 7:40 milk U water children. It is indeed the Wonder Medi- PATHE WEEKLY NEWS PICTORIAL part of the water. More economical than freh there bo comedy troupe to play such hits as of Frog lan. off School street, Serial - - 7:55 what is wiated. the remainder it available (or further ate. a daughter Keala. cine and should be in every household. te "Oh, Boy:" that are now the rage of Notwithstanding the Prices, 15, 25, 35 Cents. Reserved, 55c. Feature 8:30 Hjfieaie. aaifom. heady, alwayi ready, it it cheaper, more reliable. For Gotham. The Frawley Company ap SOUZA In Honolulu. Dee. ui. :;. Another thing: ceejueg it it (ar tepfcrior to ordinary milk try it. to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Souza, of greatly increased eoet of manufacture, PHONE 5060 peared here six months ago and C. 200-pa- c betatifully I have not rrised the price, b. b. There are hondredt of recipe in the bi proved a favorite with Honolulu audi- Hustace street, a son "--day per bottle, and illattrated HiehJaader Cook Book. Writo (r FHF P r ences. still sells for $!. ' Agents I advertising price dlreu "HishUnder," Dept. A" Fred L Waldron. Ltd.. Joel C. Cohen of the Consolidated MARRIED. while am here the llll - d or for $''.."o, so you can am Amusements company has stated that KETCHKSOX-DAYTOX- Iu Honolulu. is lor $3.00 Dec. 2). lft IT. John H. Ketcheson give it a fair trial and get results as oon as Bethel street is opened a plantation stores new $i:.u.ino will and Miss lwalani Kathleen Dayton, All druggists and theater be con I my place, structed. Rev. Henrv II. Barker, pastor of Ka-- j have it on sale. am at 1 fflfflLMlDER waiahao chun.li, officiating; wi- corner Kekaulike and King. opp. th except Sunday, and Mrs. Krnest K. y fishmarket, every day 10 CURE A COLD IN tnessesMr. " ONE DAI man. from 9 a. m. to p. in., to explain the my take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE KOSK-FHKDER!C- In Honolulu B. B. C. Medicine and sell it to p. Mail orders promptly attend- (Tablets) . Druggists Dec. 22. KMT. F.ddio Frederick Rose Irons. refund money if all money or express or- It and Mrs. Mary lxus Frederick. Rev. ed to. Make fails to cure. The aignature of . JL Leon L. Ioofbouro-- pastor of tho ders out to Ben Bruns.. agent B. B. C, E. W. GROVE is on each box. Man- T. II. - Adv. , s e maaBmmmmmi emmmm mmvmmKzmw ammaassa I i First Methodist Episcopal church, Honolulu. mt a emwamamwmmwawammwjmwe wjaammMommai i ufactured by the PARIS MEDICINE officiating; E a jMrnkwamawzmaasMaawamna m witnesses Alberta aasia CO.. St. Louis. U. S. A. Ames and Mrs. Anna H. Eoofbourow. The Y. M. ('. A. niuht school has; KOSivI'HAXAIA In Honolulu. Dec. closed for the first term of 12 weeks.; 22, IfHT, Renwick Valentine Rose The new term will i pen on January, and Miss Grace A. K. Pilanaia. Rev. 7. Vocational training will be cm-- J term, altogeth-- ; Leopold Kroil. of St. Andrew's Ca- phasized in the coming tay thedral, officiating. witnesses er IS courses being offered to the. la i l."i be1 Helen K. Rose am! Alexander M. students. Of these courses will Critiy Uia Rose. strictly busness courses end the other empJiycd boya rOKAHl-K- LEO A EI I In Honolulu. three mcchanica!. The is milt ti will open on January S. i Dec. 2, 1MT. Joseph K. Pokahi and school J ic'atH: Stst-- Miss Hannah Kaleoalit, Rev. Sam- K. pastor The LutTieran church in America uel Kamaiopili. assistant lfi.oooi of Kaumakapili Church, officiating: has nearly in.ooo iastors. 2."QO.ooo witnesses Moses Pauoli and .Mrs. churches and members. Children's Eyes Kattie Waialele. axe put to DIED. unusual Ql'XI At the Queen's hospital, cm strain by school work 2-- 131T, rs. Emma Quni of TM EAT Honolulu, aged 27 years. Burial at J The General p. m.. December 26, from Silva's Film Service undertaking parlors. Every Mother CAi.vlX In Honolulu. Dec. 2i, I f 1 7 . Daily Mat'reea (except Saturdaya and Joe, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Holidays) from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. Helen and eyes examined at reasona-- : Joe Calvin, of Kamehameha IV Saturday end Holiday Matirees from should have her children's Road, near Kins street. Kalihi, a 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock. j of utmost import-- ble intervals. It is a matter the ? native of this city, two months and Evenings (two shows) 6:30 and 8:45 s'clock. to us now, during Christmas week.-- We I I 22 days old. Burini yesterday in ance. Bring them ' f Kalaepohaku cemetery. PICTURES CHANCED DAILY ( . j take special care with children and take pride Eachcakev S , ' KAILiAXF - In Honolulu. Dec. 22. Prices: 10. 20 cents () 1 is wrapped to ) If 7. Charles Kailianu. of South and in the splendid results obtained. X - SJJ Halekauih. unmarried, la- insure deHrery to s,- -- i borer, a native of I'lupalakua, Maui, . Wj, an antiseptic 7 39 years old. DANCING Uv, yonin-asaiiit- Take a rrnite lesson from Madame WOMAN'S Lester, Honobihi's leading teacher, and --iW ary condition A ?t I ! CASE have your faults corrected. A V STARTLES HONOLULU Removed from I. O. O. 7. hall to and to retain The M. Lester Dancing Academy, Lu-nali- lo . C. H. Ftre-?ts- Trallinger it's original A business man's wife could not and Alapai Phone 6251. I - I purposes. Punahou car passes academy. r a-- read or sew without sharp pain in OPTICIAN delicatej)erfamfc f her eyes. For years her eyes were Has most pleasing rfd and veeak. Finally she tried pure a - st FOR SALE Lavoptik eye Successor to . Made in tne clean-e- AT ALL wash. The result of National12? Roof Cardea effect on delicate skins OXE APPLICATIOX astonished her. Odd Felltwa' Ball most eanitary fact- A small bottle Lavoptik is guaranteed Moadaya A.N. SANFOBD DRUG besides making to benefL EVERY CASE weak, strain- College Tneadar. Frldara. ory world. STORES it JO a. m. to 19 p. a. in the healthy and clean. ed or inflamed eyes. OXE WASH Boston Bldg.f over May 4Co Store will startle with its incredible results. of Claasea 8 to 9 .am. Pure aluminum eye cup FREE. The Dancing PHONE 6275 "" wm'mm amammwmaami mMmmmmwjmmmmamBmmmmmJ Hollister Druz Conujarxy. Adv. HONOLULU STAJtC-BULLETI-K. WEDNESDAY, DECEJUBEB 26, 1917. KAISER'S HERALDED PEACE ADDRESS IS NEW CLAIM TO Happy New Year PARTNERSHIP WITH ALMIGHTY RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR rAutetaud PrtM fey XT S. Ksvml wtrtUu to a man against the powerful enem WEDNESDAY DKCKMBKK J 1017. Keep Level, Friends AMSTERDAM. Netherlands. Dec. before them. Kaiser U'ilhelru's heralded peace "You nave accomplished the mo.--t announcement tame to the world on gigantic feat ever accomplished tj Christmas Lve in the fonu of an ad- An American Christmas In France It is well for American to keep eternally vigilant Germans. It is one without a psral dress to his soidiers near Verdun, au lei in all the history of what has been it is so-dier- g for inxidious enemies in our midt. hut not address in which he declares that accomplished ! the German army. I ' Traveling um-ontirme- must now Lrin peace hy bat- : ; Xuo can read without ;i thrill and a urp of well to about imliseriminately j do not boast when I say tnat. it is a tering in the doors of those who will i 1 gossip; it is not well to make serious accusation. fact state, and nothing else. patriotic fervor that account of the Amcricau not have peace."' "The admiration you have earnei Clocks unless you are sure of your grounds; and it is not The address was made to the second be your reward, and at the san:e Christina in Framr told in todav'n ilcpath's. army shali well to lose time fighting alsmt unessential when and featured ly the Kaiser'b time your pride, although there i The most popular of these And th most ntrikin feature i that fart that "lew claim that the Creator is tiie direct nothing to be surprised at in what are fitted in folding leather there are so many essentials which need attention. and avowed ally of the German people. Hamuiiw." ax the friendlv h rail the you have accomplished. You fougnt Firm y toile The Deumau-tioethal- s controversy on the ICnierg-enc- The Kaiser visited the Verdun front for the Fatherland. cases, making them convenient own festival into on Friday, according to Berlin reports, An Avowed Ally Above American soldier, turned their Fleet Cororatioii probably cost the country addressing for packing. the troops there and it 'The year 1917. with its great bat- - f the race specting disposition. , an occaxiou to make happy the children ten million dollars. Its indirect cost was much their jles. has proved that the German na-- Verdun Included in the assortment e Not in lor whoxe deliveram-- they are nruting. greater. The building of our war fleet was set Iratk Vain tion has in the Lord of Creation above "But for the calm and heroic war- an unconditional and an avowed ally, are some with radium numerals ' yin-boll- c four mouths, credible witnesses have said; and an The Christniaw of the American soldiery is riors on this western front the enor on whom we may confidently rely. mous and hands visible in the dark. of America's whole war aim and policy. The atmosphere of friction was created in the American deployment of German armies on Without his aid all that we have done which is yet cleared the east front and against Italy would would have been in rain, because I United 8tates entered the war without the slightest national administration not have been Impossible," away. be said. "The know that each man of you accom- thought of expansion or of reaping huge fighter on this western line has most plished superhuman deeds fought territorial heroically and to on the side of There are some quarrels not worth making, even exposed his body to the with divine aid. indemnities. We entered stand blows of the enemy so that his brother law- if both sides feel themselves right. One great essen "The feeling may have been fre- humanity against inhumanity; of law against on the Isonzo front and on the Dviua quently with you. If only we might had lessness; of right against might. We entered to tial in our national life and our community life now be able to storm forward from something behind us; if only we had HEWichman victory to victory. 6rCo. darkened is unity. Oermanv must have rejoiced at the Den- - The fearful bat some relief. But that something ap- help bring back light and happiness to ties that you have fought on LIMITED. s these peared; that relief came. came as in V ontcrpfi. man-Ooethal- row. Germany will rejoice any time bloody It hills of Verdun have not been a direct result of the blows struck In in pur own defense, as part of the general aim it appears that loyal Americans, under a mistaken fought in vain, for the work you have the east, where It seems that the Platinumsmiths and Jewelers also, so heroically performed sense has created storms of war are for present si- - of defending democracy against autocracy. of duty, are fighting with each other when new the foundations for the conduct of i God grant they ought to be standing side by side accounting lenced. that they have 1870. So. on the dav when throughout American there the war.'' been silenced forever! We do not in Hawaii since and innocent festivals. for Germans. "Gott" a Partner Again know, however, what is still in store were jbyous and wholesome "We have been ful!v made aware or We've got to go through a lot of this war. and of for us, even there. as our soldiers paused in their grim business the events of the German western Iron Fist and Shining Sword we've got army, we war they brought an American Christmas into the to keep level, in our community relation- throughout the Fatherlaivi. "But you have seen how. during this and you are fully Urea and hearts of thousands of saddened, bereaved. ships. Give the other fellow provided you're sure aware of the power- last of the four years of the war, ful blows that have been delivered by where God's pre- The stal- he is a loyal American or a loyal Ally credit for your hand has visibly ATTORNEYS DOUBT SECOND JUDGE ASHFORD'S SON Victimized French children and families. brothers and comrades in the vailed, where God has punished treach- wart men in uniform shared their gifts and their possessing patriotism also. See if you can't work east, which have been able to bring ery and rewarded heroic perseverance. FILING 0FJ917 "WILL" PASSES AERO EXAMS. about a greater east-e- m people around out your little misunderstandings and frictions to- decision. On that You have seen this and you may look happiness with the less fortunate line and on the Italian front there declare local attorneys Further advices from Stanley Hea gether, instead of flying off the handle forward with renewed confidence to "Absurd'.' them. In like manner the United States is sharing and calling is not a man, not an officer, not a gen-ere- l, the future, in commenting on reports that the lani Ashford, son of Circuit Judge each whatever it may unfold. its prosperity and strength with its Allies who have other james. wherever spoken to. who does not if our enemies do not want peace, document alleging to be a will exe- Clarence W. Ashford, now in Saskat- frankly admit that the armies on the then we bring peace cuted by the late Queen Liliuokalanl, chewan. Canada, are that he has pass Pull team-mat- e must to the for three years borne the burden of warfare against together give your community east have been able to Judge credit accomplish world by battering in with the iron and declared by Circuit Ashford ed his examinations for admission to German ruthlessness. for wanting to pull also and remember that what they have only because their fist and the shining sword the doors to be a fraud, will, at some future the Royal Flying Corps and is abont when you don't pull together, you are losing time comrades on the west have stood up of those who will not have peace." date, be filed in circuit court again to start for Toronto, from where ht expects to pre and energy that ought to be fo probate. to be sent Texas for A Community Success centered against the Attorneys are of the opinion that Hminary training. His wife will ac- enemies we ! r L really want to hit. LITTLE INTERVIEWS the document, having once been company him to Toronto to enter tb 1 ' LETTERS 1 thrown out, would not be considered hospital service. Ashford has been ac- ana ahiftp The sincere appreciation of all Honolulu IN HOBOKEN . CHAS. T. WILDER: The tax of- THANKS FROM THE CHILDREN by the court for a moment should an cepted to artillery, but was later many visitors is extended to those who conceived fice has recently secured a new rivet attempt be made to have It probated. ed to aviation. ing machine with which we shall place Honolulu. T. H.. They base these opinions on the fact and carried out the Community Christmas tree on M. Here is what happened in Hoboken : license tags on number plates of auto- Dec. 22, 1917. that "Rev." Sam Kamakaia and J. EXONERATED solos testi- Monday night. The lighting effects, tableaus, mobiles. We hope to break people of Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- Kealoha, the "witnesses," have NEW YORK, N. Y.. Nov. 19. Drastic be- City. action, e of the habit of leaving their tags some-wher- fied under oath that they did not sign Nicholas Nobal, a former member und choruses werefinely blended into a program lieved to have resulted from the proclamation issued Sir: Allow me to thank you and by else than on their machines. your friends for kind the document in the queen's presence, of Company B, 1st Hawaiian Infantry, beauty and harmony of effect, striking in its President Wilson today, was taken by federal au- the gifts that peat thorities In KIRK B. PORTER: I have never have been sent to the children of th but in the presence and at the request was turned loose by the registration atmos-fher- V Hoboken tonight. Five hundred United jictorial quality, impressive in its religious States se'sn the weather clearer than during Gospel Mission Home anrt of "Princess" Theresa Belllveau. boari Monday .ifter an investiga- soldiers Inradded the entire river front and for the officials appropriate to the Christmas searched every saloon, the recent calm spell. From Diamom magazines and scrap books and othei tion which convinced the and entirely boarding house and restau- Head possible i registration card. Nobal rant They up 250 road it was to se little trinkets that have been PERSONALITIES that he had a rounded persons, who either were recelr up night be- tcason. , Haleakaia on Maui, a thing not usu- ed. They are all I was picked Friday when Germans or appeared to be Germans. Like a herd the much appreciated, pay such program will have men were ally possible. can assure you. HATHAWAY, nen came to the armory seeking for Suctt a spectacle and a marched down to the river front where COL. HOWARD guard. was supposed minds, they were placed on a barge We a? of internal revenue, has or service lu the It permanent impress upon thousands of alien and taken to Ellis Island I. have received large number collector territory. As could for Internment H. BEADLE, secretary of the of magazines of dered a change in the counter ar- he had left the he ethical I all kinds, testifying was not yet turned to American moral and Trent Trust Co.: never have a, time, to to the kindness rangements at the office In order to not show a registration card he letters papers I and generosity of the proper Investiga- new note to the familiar revelry It could happen elsewhere with considerable write tthe but if had of give more space for handling war rev- placed in jail until ideals. It adds a I would citizens Honolulu and I believe wc write about the old town have we enue work, is expected that the In- tion could he made. cf Christmas Eve in Honolulu. The Outdoor Circle clock. I mean one on Judiciary all can use for the present tl the the and perhaps some come tax law will require much mort unselfishly assisted deserve building. And I'd write to effecc other Institution Mayor Curley of Boston' was pre- r.nd those who so , . it the would be glad to some room than at present. : I would be willing have of them a mascot of tho successvwhicbT was' achieved. The action of the College of Hawaii that to subscribe a and we do not H. M. BLOWERS and Robert Ston sented with bear cub. rcat credit for the regents puts It. want to take them all. got little something towards putting la Will you kindly of Mills school have gone to Kauai for MacLean Kilties. The hear will pioneeredMhV Vay'for otters? tve further action in the Fraulein Heuer case squarely shape so that it will keep proper time. extend our thanki to enter France. This program and appreciation to all the kln! their Christmas vacation. be allowed tab-!?a- us up to President Dean. That is Every second day that clock Is out of !.ope, to come each year, until the carols and the proper angle friendi who have contributed soften from which to approach the order and I think that it either ought erously, through your are quite as typical of a Christmas Eve in dropping of this mem- to be taken down or good paper? ber of the else fixed. Lots The children do appreciate Honolulu as the showering of confetti and other faculty, whose retention is made impos- of folks coming down to work in the the man' sible by morning kindnesres that have been shown ? pioneering the way. the sentiments she cherishes, however, sin- have the lights scared out them mardi ;: gras features. In and It is needless for us to en- - HONOLULU REAL ESTATE. deep-seate- d of them when they clock .- apparent cere and these are. Action notice that deavor to expretm our appreciation flJjr )v lessons are always learned. One which was in a faculty pointing to 10 o'clock instead of P foi should be executive matter through the we feel and know that a work of this i a' Monday night was that the crowd administration of the o'clock. It's a shame that it isn't fixed. kind needs the popular college rather than through the regents support of the i The thousands standing soon grew restless, is the proi)er community. We rated. course. SAFETY FIRST have been able tc -- those on the outskirts, and the tendency handle over 200 cases this year and : rticularly we have constantly going While this country Is at war, boys. this date taken In seven The care of Securities v. as for much shifting, hundreds emergency cases and are constantly became tired and went Federal secret service men Be careful what you say. r.nd 'coming; many soon have done a good piece yon you meeting these emergencies. of work in For can't tell who speak to Yours very uowntown; and & good deal of unnecessary noise nabbing the German secret agent on the m your iraveis every day. sincerely. for absent owners Pacific coast who "W. E. PIETSCH, : csulted. - With a program so beautiful in detail and was working to destroy docks, Supt. or other duty or any other There are all kinds of confidential Gospel Mission Home. If absence on patriotic been taken, would be warehouses and shipping. The activi-tie- s . ith which such tare had it fact that his people prevents you from exercising direct seeing have been circumstances to. make a special point of traced to Ram Yon- HAS A NEW CLOCK while Chandra and von have seen them ver davtf ell worth f control over your investments, you can appoint us was seated, so that the full bene-- t Bernstorff doesn't make them any more So beware of the supposed friends in ;! aV the audience agreeable. Palmer P. Woods, and s Honolulu, secretary to as custodian or as trustee under voluntary trust program could be given by the partici-ant- - Mayor of the fine As they may only use you for theit Joseph J. Fern has a new pen- anxiety. ;. 11. dulum be relieved of all received by the. audience. . l; The Y. C. A. "huts" in prey. clock in his office. It's not one and the American camps in we collect credit or occasionally an France are as popular of those modern clocks that rattle As a part of such service and " Before Christmas Eve one heard as they are in the great main- along as If it were saying, "Get land cantonments. They may get you full of liquor there! disburse the income and principal of investments, -- pression of doubt as to whether several hundred The Y. M. C. A. is doing a And show you a good time, Get there! Get there!" but one of astree-:htin- g splendid work those that move with all returns by the Federal Income Tax, buy or liars should be spent for such,a purpose among our soldiers and doing it in a But it may be the kaiser's money they measured beat make manner are using and slow. upon order and advise concernuig in- and tableaus. The doubt, has been fully that has won it enduring support and repu- In the waiting room sell securities tation To get Information at this time. many men sit The community idea thus emphasized is throughout the service. each day for hours hoping for an op- vestments as requested. uswcrI portunity to at this time a great deal more. So it you happen to do stationed see the mayor, and it We will gladly explain to you the details of these crtli to Honolulu must be admitted that the clock Keep your head cool Where information von ran ret convenience. in this crisis, but don't let Pretend that you are speechless which Palmer P. Woods has put up in plans at your OK THE RIGHT SIDE. the low temperature extend to your feet. As Ana mat you won t regret. his office is appropriate to the atmos- PHONE 3477 one phere. To the waiting, impatient Honolulan aptly put it this morning, the mul- time has If you are working in an office titude who would see the mayor on abso- - come for every American many Col. Eoosevelt has come out strongly for to show whether he is a Where movement of ships can li subjects the pendulum clock during the war. He is thus add- - man or a mouse and make his status seen booms out its maxim of: te prohibition unmistakable "Take your time. your the long list of influential factors before the public Just let on you were sightless Take tim. his name to And avoid the Hun submarine. Take your time." hich will probably win success if the war should, un into 1019 and 1920. It is not necessary to touch Sheriff Rose's request for more money to run his It has been proven In the courts cf REMEMBER TRAFFIC OFFICER KICH.IUU U. TKKXT. PRES. use of foodstuff for department 'Frisco I. H. BHADLE. SECT. CHAS. G. UEISER. JR-- TBKAS. u the subject of England's would receive more anntinn it k: was department There dirty work done here Millie F. Rawlins of the Henry icoholic liquors to know that the United States were better run on the monev he is By some high officials of Honolulu Waterhouse Trust Company played tho off in war-tim-e with absolute already given. By assistance of the wireless on the part of Santa Claus for , ould be much better the business beer-and-lig- Geier. offices with even the ht wine which lie near the corner of inhibition than J. A. FLYXN. Merchant and Fort streets pre- not a nation of habitual light and reposition. Ours is Now that it has apologized for telling the truth, Schofield Barracks, H. T. sented Peter Hose, the tall and hand- users. Prohibition works splendidly in states the German newspaper some traffic policeman stationed at ine Vorwaerts is to be allowed I - v, Mrs. Talksmlth hear Miss Hurry- this point, purse fair trial, and works almost imme-:iatel- to with a of $50. Castle r hich give it a continue, on the assuranceit won't make the on and young Blushington are engag & Cooke and Mclnerny also gave the as witness Washington and Oregon. The same mistake again. ed. She must have met him half way. tall policeman gift. Colorel ison the right side, the logical side, and in will be the side upon which i3 ranged a short time it The German paper Vorwaerts was suspended be- in the United States. The the overwhelming sentiment cause it spoke frankly of the food situation. What if it should have spoken frankly of the kaiser ! "AX ABLE MAN PASSES ON. . Hawaii Investments In Russia the peace delegates are called "com- death, of Senator Francis O. Newlands of 120 In the missaries," probably because they are chieflv on the acres cane land at Koahe, Puna. All under lease. Nevada, the nation loses and able man and Hawaii hunt for food. $1000 per annum. This Nevadan was above the usual a good friend. Price $10,800 ($90 per acre). congressional stature. Since the time he introduced Though the Allies must be revolu- resolution under which Hawaii was annexed his rather tired of Cattle ranch at Lehua, Olaa (19 miles). 125 head cat- Offers many unusual advantages as a home the tions it is likely the trouble in activities have been followed here with spe-- ( Bulgaria will not tle. Necessary building and farm house. 50 acres of jmblic make them angry. is good to investigate. ial attention. That his loss is seriously felt in land. Price $6500. location. This a time Washington is evidenced by today's despatch that Cane land Wonder poor at Mountain View, Olaa (17 miles). 97 acres. railway inquiry must be postponed until ome--ij- e if the old czar expects any of the the new 50 acres in cane, 47 acres in eucalyptus forest. else can be found, 'someone with his grap of Russian governments to ask him for his execu- tive services ! Price, $5000. Phone 5702 ihe facts. Fine land for vegetables at 18 miles, Olaa. 350 acres QUESTIONS. If there were a firm of "Wilhelm und Gott" it's a all cleared. Will sell as whole or in blocks of 50 acres. certainty Wilhelm wouldn't be the silent partner At $25.00 per acre. Is the city attorney's office interested at all in cing that justice is done the young woman alleged 40bey the law keep your mouth huf ought to Hcnr.ytoltoiissTEWW hare had a criminal operation performed upon be sufficient notice for anv alien enemv. Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. made necessary by some man as yet unnamed? FOOT X. MERCHANT JTKITU HONOLULU t, Real TeL 3S88. rdinarilyi would not sucUxasei be handled by the - You may not be in position to lick a Hun, but you Estate Department. Stangenwald Bldg - ' '" ' m attorneys v5ces . can lick a warrin stamnj '"if

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STAB-BULLETI- SEVEN HONOLULU N, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 191 V

Fewer Eggs are Extraordinary; Paintings and Drawings

COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS BURLINGAME BUSY J Mr. TVand Mrs. W. W. Erskine. The af- OF THE ' required with SOCIE, TRKE Many of the younger matrons In the fair was given at the Palace hotel and E. W. CHRISTMAS, R. B. A. The Community Christmas last' Burlingame set have, through year? of; assembled about twenty guests. On Monday evening was a very beautiful; charitable endeavor acquired a busi-- ' the evening before their departure Thursday and Friday, December 27th and 28th, commencing t n I. J ness knowledge would give, Mr. and Mrs. E. de Laveaxa enter- LDAKOMG demonstration of the Christmas spirit. which M. ; 3:30 P. each day. It was a success from every view-- them no mean distinction in the actual' tained for Lieutenant and Mrs. Ers at point. Artistically it left little to Be world of business. Some of these; kine at dinner. San Francicn At the Exhibition Hall above the offices of Castle & Cooke, L POWDER defired and the assembly was spkn-c'i- d have ince they were young children' Chronicle. December 15. Rim It seemed as if every one been trained to make the hospital for Fort Street. almost In many recipes the number of eces may be reduced was crowded into the exe-- j children their first interest, and they, Major W. Mazyck Ravecel. a dis- in Honolulu tinguished bacteriologist of modi Mi;. K. W. I'MMSTMAS. who is shortly Wiw'uvz for the East, and often left out altogether with excellent results by cutive building grounds and with the naturally put their finest endeavor the s corps of army, ri-- using an Royal Baking huge throng of singers on the bleach-er- ii.'o any undertaking connected with, cal the United States rather than take the irivat k in transit ami the prohibitive additional quantity of Powder, has been the guest of Mr and Mrn. and those standing adding their j the hospital. Mrs. Latham McMulMn. fn'iirl'.t charge- - now ha deohltM to of all egg j his about a teaspoon, in place of each omitted. The - Gaillard Stoney past week, pend impootl. voices to the chorus it was an insplr- Mrs. Fred McNear, Mrs. Gus Hopkins, this lioo following j - recipe is a practical example: l ing his sailing Rumania via N ; ing sight. The 'lope is that be Mrs. Will Taylor and others in that for thei FRAMED Ph'tiiivs AT AF( TH therefore, nn.ler the oxit- Orient. He goes with a unit sent by j group cannot remember the time when: . Chocolate Layer Cake an annual affair in Honolulu. . u - T - : . I - . . 1 . .. 1 X A ' , . w . will i;ive lover ami of V (Jl. inr eiivnii!tane, this the art admirers ; hospital did not claim on! lilC LIlllCU UllUfi .llici enp 4 Royi! Baking The Outdoor Circle deserves the the make a H hortralng tuipoont Powder D. McCaw of the Medical corps. Maj this work of proeurina: example of 1 cap U teaspoon salt greatest and praise for this un their interest from the days when! artit an opportunity an Nir 1 credit 1 cup milk teaapoon vanilla their surplus toys were shared with Ravenel is a cousin of the Stoneys and H cvpa Boar I dertaking and to Mrs. Archl&aia high merit sueh as never before has been offered to the public tfg the little sufferers out there, through i hails from South Carolina. He has one-ha- lf Young making it possible. Honolu DTKECTIONS Crttm abort anlng: add augar gradualV. baaton egg, for been entertained by Mrs. Fhoebe of Honolulu, and is lf time put in first! the mtlk and mix wall Add one-ha- the flour which haa been el ft ad lu is Justly indebted to many others the when they their of of while on his present visit to wttti Hit and baking powder. the reat the milk, then the reat the flour leadership was splen-a- j awkward little girl stitches in bed Hearst and add flavoring. Bake in greaeed larer cake tina in moderate ovea IS to Miss Winnes Exam- ABSOLUTELY A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME j San Francisco. San Francisco 20 of Mr. and Mrs Jackets for the tiny tots out there, to minute. did as was the work iner, Dec. 9. The old method called for 3 eggs Roger Burnham in their arrangement the time when they Joined auxiliaries MK. CHRISTMAS has for years exhibited at the Royal of the tableaus. Miss Nora Sturgeon and finally came on the board of: CHOCOLATE FILLING AND ICING managers, they have worked for the) Miss Alice Sterling sailed this week Aeademv, Roval Societv of British Artists, Roval Institute, i' 154 was also a tireless worker. trope confectioner' sugar, ounce unsweetened chocolate hospital. for the Hawaiian Islands and is to boiling water (m aqua re) It was .a night w hen class and caste pass weeks in Honolulu with Royal Scottish Academy, Paris. Venice, etc.. and Medalist at 1 several taaepoon vanilla ; teaapoon grated orange peel I obliterated, for every ! brother-in-la- were entirely BRIDE-ELEC- her and sister, Mr. and World'.-- Wine Needs Xo To the augar add boiling water very 1ow1t to make a amooth paste. Add cosmopolitan TEA FOR the Fair, San Francisco. "Good Bush" vanilla, melted chocolate and orange peel. Spread between layers and on c'ass and caste of this Miss Corona Ghirardelli. who is to! Mrs. C. ('. Cunha. Miss Sterling is ir. : iiis genius is known world over and no better than top of cake. city was assmbled to lift voices be married to Capt. Elijah Worsham one of the charming girls in Oakland half the New look of rcip which Kooooiit ia gf ud otbr mrpmnurm song to the King of Peace. before long, was the guest of honor at society and a group of her young on the ilands. Royal Baking Co., friends assembled at the pier to bid UffreaMeats nailed free. Addrea Powdor CHRISTMAS IN HAWAII. a tea which Miss Inez Marion gave on WE are to offer these paintings at auction Thurs- 135 William Street, Now York, U. S. A. Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ghirardelli her farewell. San Francisco Chron- intmeted Christmas in Honolulu yesterday has been at Tacoma with her parents, icle. day and Friday, December 27th and 'JSth, commencing at 3:30 was like a balmy spring day on the j D. Mr. and Mrs. Ghirardelli. visiting p. nr. ea-- da v. mainland. It is rather hard to think! her fiance. He is to be here for the Mrs. A. G. Horn of Honolulu, who of snow and sleet, sleighs and! holidays if the much expected leave has been the guest of Mrs. R. D J. H. FISHER & CO., ' The Cologne Gazette's Frankfurt for submarines." This confirms the thP iinele of sleieh bells in our Schaefer. is now visiting friends and correspondent following statement contained in the article of absence is granted. Auctioneers. . sends the own delightiul country. This year was was pretty relatives in Oakland. Pleasanton, Cal. e The tea particularly and telegram, dated Oct. 4: daugh- "Alsace-Lorrain- Today" in the Times past, "Four warmer than for several years most enjoyable, with a of Times. The paintings, etc., will be on exhibition each day and ters of distinguished parents have of Sept. 25. that women's hair was din- number ill making the social side one with other engaged girls there to be con- offered on the of the being usel to make straps for driving Mr. .Mrs. evening prior to sale. their hair altar ing room windows wide open and a gratulated and this always adds a and James A. Kennedy fsuerland. A hairdresser's high offer machinery. pleasant breeze wafted from without. certain and Miss Jessie Kennedy were ar - sparkle to a tea. The rooms to purchase 3$eir hair was refused, as It was a quiet Christmas with- little rivals on yesterday's steamer from STAR-BULLETI- in sunset yellows, with sev- j GIVES YOU At. It Is to be deVoted purely patriotic gift-makin- g to except for the children eral varieties of chrysanthemums the mainland. purposes namely, for driving straps TODAY'S NEWS TODAY they should, had their ft ' and they, as adorning the table. t day's pleasure. The approach of San- HOMINY AS FOOD ta and his horns and bells sends a RETURN'S TO SERVICE through re- thrill of childish pleasure Following several years on the In nutritive value, corn ranks next even the oldest of us and the expec- tired list of the medical corps, U. S. New Year Gifts ?M to they oats as a breakfast food Big hom- tant faces of the little folk, as A.. Major Henry Klersted has re- iny or hull corn prepared home is SUMMER RATES grouped Santa duty. consequence at stand or sit around turned to active In an old-tim- e to favorite. Select sound in Claus, will never cease being a joy he and Mrs. Kiersted have given up white flint corn. Remo -- e chaff OAHU RAILWAY and HALEIWA HOTEL beholders. So let us hope" that as long their residence at Burlingame for this story from one pan to another. Do Oriental Novelties Ha-biw- as world lasts the charming winter and will pass few between Honolulu and Walalua, a the the next this where there is a strong breeze. Thtrtjrdajr excursion ticket of Santa Claus will be enacted and months in town. They have taken Ftrst-cUs- s. second-clas- s, 91 JO. Wash grain thoroughly in water. To or Kahuku: $2.15; give the joy and happiness it was in apartments at the Fairmont hotel, during summer months. ,25.00. a pint of corn add a heaping table- Special weekly rates at Hotel tended to give. where Mrs. Klersted's parents, Mr. spoon glass-botto- m :owlng. of soda. Cover with water and 8plendid bathing, golf, tennis, boats, pool and Mrs. Peter McG. McBean, also Ideal racaUon resort soak overUght, Drain and wash thor- a CHRISTMAS DANCE AT THE reside. For several years past Major oughly in two waters, rubbing the . COLONIAL. and Mrs. Kiersted have lived during corn Odo with the hands. This removes Oahu Railway-Haleiw- a Hotel Miss Mary Johnson was hostess at the winter, as in the summer time, the hull which will rise to the top at Burlingame, where they have an : w a very charming Christmas dinner and may b poured off. I ' dance at the Colonial last evening. A exceptionally attractive home. San Boiled Hominy Salt and boll corn - t f large and very beautiful electrically Francisco Chronicle, Dec. 9. " slowly until thoroughly tender. This 35 HMO. Shoten lighted and prettily ornamented can be served instead of potatoes for of the KETCHESON-DAYTO- WEDDING Christmas tree was the center Dayton, breakfast, dinner or supper. With with dozens of holly Miss IwalanI Kathleen decorations, and daughter Judge Mrs. milk and salt jt makes an excellent and mistletoe wreaths, a real atmos- of the late and Ket-cheso- breakfast food. David Dayton, and Mr. John H. n phere of Christmas hovered over all. Browned Hominy Heat in an iron Goods music, were married Tuesday evening A quintet club furnished dance ceremony skillet a teaspoon of fat. Fill skillet was enjoyed until midnight. at Kawalahao church. The which was performed by Rev. Henry H with boiled hominy and press down About 150 guests were in attendance. the tight. Parker and the witnesses were Mr Bake in oven until a thick rich Opened crust is formed on bottom and sides. Just ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS and Mrs. Ernest E. Lyman. Only rela- 1918 . tives and intimate friends were pres- Loosen from skillet and turn out on The following oards have been re- flat dish, brown side up. Serve at McChes-ney- . ent. Mr. is a by having Household Efficiency In your Home. ceived by the, friends of the Ketcheson train any meal; is always good. Start the New Year for the Oahu Railway & it family and the friends of Lieu- Hominy and Cheese Put in greased ."?" THE CHERRY Land Company. After a short visit to baking tenant Fowler: ccTuntry, young couple dish alternate layers of boiled 1137 Mr. and Mrs. J. "M. McChesney the the will hominy and grated Bohn Syphon Open Until 0 P. M. Fort St make home in city. cheese. Pour over The announce the marriage of their daugh- their this it enough milk to come halfway to The bride is well known in the is- SEAMLESS, PORCELAIN-LINED- . ter ? the top. Cover with lands and has many friends here. buttered crumbs Martha Louise - and brown. Serve this as a substi- to MR. AND MRS. F. J. LOWREY'S tute for meat With rounded Inside cor- Lieutenant Owen George Fowler r SUPPER. ners. Sanitary food cham- United States Cavalry Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN. on Monday, December the seventeenth are entertaining at a very informal ber. Ice economy. Food Ono thousand nine hundred and Saturday-evenin- supper party this coming Women of wealth in France who cleanliness. Preservation seventeen fn compliment to several en- have been used to having many ser Honolulu, Hawaii listed men who are shortly to leave vants, now manage to get along with of purity. Scientific re- Honolulu. one. frigeration. CARDS RECEIVED Girls are being trained by the The friends of the Ballentyne family ENGAGEMENT ts ANNOUNCED.. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company as have received the following announce- Mrs. W. A. Fraser of Detroit, Michi conductors and guards. Are all combined in the Rocvjis in new bungalow, directly overlook- ment cards: gan, announces the engagement of her Women study side by side with the Mr. and Mrs. Clinton G. Ballentyne daughter, Beatrice, to Captain Lester men in the universities of Italy. ing the Ocean. Best bathing at Waikiki. announce the marriage of their daugh- Baker, U. S. A., Hawaiian department. There' are thousands of women in ter The wedding will take place in the England who smoke on an average of Bohn t' Marie Leontlne near future. 300 cigarettes a week. to Women barbers, hairdressers and Dr. Charles Mallon O'Connor, Jr. AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- manicurists number over 4000 in New Syphon V SaleMMiiii Medical Corps United States Army MENT. York City. - -- 7? tc cn Friday, December the twenty-firs- t Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis of San C Francisco announce the engagement and Nineteen hundred and seventeen Sold on easy payments. Honolulu, Hawaii of their daughter, Edna H., to Mr. - Shepperd Ornan Halis. HELP TO SAVE SOCIETY AT CHRISTMAS RACES NATION'S FOOD SUPPLY The races at Kapiolani park yester- An interesting affair of last Sunday . DIMOND CO. was given W. & - day were quite the society afternoon the informal tea In time of high W. .- afternoon by this cost of living, stunt of the week. The gav frocks of Mr. and Mrs. E. Swift Train. The everybody should use all possible HOUSE OF HOUSEWARE HONOLULU ' occasion was in nature of an in- "On the Beach at Waikiki'' the women and a perfect day made the the means to prevent waste and to help occasion one of enjoyment. Many so- formal housewarming, as they have save food. No one means can be more folk were noticed In boxes and only recently taken possession of an effective than a vigorous ciety on Vallejo campaign to grandstand. attractive residence street exterminate rats which destroy over 7130 Clifford Kimball and wished to allow their friends the two hundred million dollars Phone pleasure of seeing new worth of ARMY GIRLS' PATRIOTIC WORK. their home. foodstuffs annually. Keep garbage in place is unusually pretty in rat-pro- of Miss Polly Young, the attractive The its cans, stop up their holes, and Your daughter of Col. George S. Young, who interior decorating, which was de- above all exterminate them with For enjoyed greatest popularity dur- signed by this attractive young ma- Steam's Paste, which can be bought the Mr. ing her visit here last summer, is now tron. and Mrs. Train assembled for thirty-fiv- e cents at any store. A two In charge of the Portland branch of a number of their close friends, the ounce box will usually rid a house Holiday Dinners: (he Nvy League, according to letters majority chosen from among those or barn of every rat. It destroys received here by her friends. Col. who had attended their wedding a few mice, cockroaches and waterbugs as Young was transferred from the Pre- weeks ago. The bride was Miss Ein-ni- m well. Adv. sidio here to Portland a few months McNear. Since her recent return Fresh Ranch ago. In the latter city he has been from her wedding journey, as well as Odd Fellows Fresh during the period of her engagement, and the Rebekah lodges doing recruiting work. Miss Young will entertain the children of their followed her father north in a few she has been the inspiration for many Eggs delightful social members at a Christmas festival in weeks, and almost at once plunged gatherings. She is T. planning a v. O. F. hall next Thursday evening. Large, white, select; 1 dozen in carton. into the Navy League work. Her po- series of informal teas dur- There will be a EGETABEES ing the remainder of the winter. Christmas tree. Santa Per doz., 65c ' S sition as head of the league means Claus, gifts and candy. : San Francisco Chronicle, Dec. 9. Captain Paul Lours of rtrenuous work every 'day. Smith is chairman of the committee ' if; M las Young's taste But for work if Mrs. Georrs Cameron is one of on arrangements. and Fruit apparently as enthusiastic as her nt ...Ml pleasures, those who did not go through all the Apples Rice of sreial and she preliminary stages, as Young is acquitting terself in Portland in the the de Home Grown girls were r-- 11-l- b. manner. Col. educated abroad, and yet r Newtown Pippin Hawaiian, per bag most creditable and in actual contribution to ruruiei r; 7 Gresn Onions Green Corn Mrs. Young have lived in Portland for the work of Highly antiepHc.J'w the hospital has few rivals. For sev- Per box, $1.75 $7.25 Green Ptss Summer Squash several months on different occasions, years, Yellow Bean eral Mrs. Cameron has man- agent for all e: Gretn and Turnips and they have a number of close aged Okra Taro friends in the northern' city who are the Mardi Gras balls, and with skin troubks. Conceals - the help of the Cucumbera Chinese Cabbage eager to f?ll M'ss "Vor.ng's spare hours others has made them permanent blemishes VERIBEST Potatoes Cabbage the artistic and social successes to and reduces unnatural Sweet with abundant entertainment San every I! Water Crass Beets Chronicle, Dec. 9. which one looks forward. color. Ideal for collecting Francisco Mrs. Cameron is helping on greasy skins. Kehlrmbbl Figs the Butter Bell Peppers ' drive for funds, but as she is in mourn- Gouraud's Pineapples 1-l- Ess Plant "The Social Side ing for her mother, Mrs. M. H. de in: in b. Cartons; no less than 5 lbs. to any one custo- Bananas Carrots Young will take no part in the Mardi Oriental Gream mer; per lb. 55c. Lettuce Papaia Hygiene Gras festivities. The Camerons have 4 of not closed their beautiful Burlingame Snd 10c for Trial SI t Society as a ml a is ftnenlly careful about home, but are spending the winter at FEKXX T. HOPKINS ft SON. New York it Qm uta of their health, and they ara apt to Young family Imported make rood in of remedlaa knows at diaeaaa the de home in Califor- California prevent! res. Germicides and antiseptics are In- nia street However, they usually Potatoes Pears Oranges cluded la this claaa. but the greatest cars spend the wek end in the country, 1 should be exercised in using anj which con-tat- ns Apples Parsnips 100-l- b. Christmas poisons, unless prescribed by a physician. and so have not closed their home Onions Per 2a& $3.00 Green Apples Cooking Apples By reason of Its absolute safety down peninsula. San and Its the Francisco 100-lbs- ., $2.75 Irish Potatoes Cranberries beneficial results, physicians hars strongly rec- News Letter. Per Lemons Tomatoes ommended Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. This Silver Novelties preparation appears to occupy a unlqus posi- Grapefruit Horse Radish tion aa a toilet and hygienic antiseptic and is Lieutenant and Mrs. Morse Erskine belnx most farorably commented upon by so- - returned from their honeymoon re- For New Years retety, both in the States and abroad. The lata Prof. W. m. uray, pawotogist to Providence cently, and prior to their departure California Feed Co.Ltd. tropolitan Meat Market Hospital and microscopist to the Army Medi- for one of the army camps were with We have a most excellent assort- cal Museum, In discussing the merits of the Phone 4121 Alakea and Queen Sts. Mrs. Erskine's mother. Dr. Florence ment of Silver Novelties for New II , . ; an preparation said: "From the abore and other lTewWhite--Clc- Sanitary experiments with Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. I Ward, at the latter's home on Broad- Year't Gifts. conclude that It is a most valuable and use- way. The marriage of Lieutenant Ers- ful compound, end that Its efficiency must be . kine to Miss Dorothy Ward was one of Phone 3445 due to Its peculiar mode of manufacture and r its well-balanc- chemical adjustment aa well the Interesting events of November. as the exceptional purity of tts Ingredients. The newly married couple were the He Culman Co., Ltd. sold In packages at twsnty-flv- e cents and 1112 STAR-BULLET- It guests of honor at a dinner dance Fort St IN on dollar by the manufacturer. J. S. Tyrea, 75 CENTS PER LIDrJTil iV Chaalit, las Washington. P. C given shortly after their arrival by

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Mary Jay Proves to Be Bi Maui Boy Wins Harness Race Xmas Day RridrfeHPS KicItS GOdI FrOlh Surprise of Christmas Meet 48 Yard Line In Bi Game

'Town Team Right End Saves Game for His Team By Two Sen- Maui Mare Races Under Wire a Neck Ahead of Florence Roberts; of , sational Kicks Final Score 6 to 6 Y. M. Loses Chance for Good Majority of Events Uninteresting Lack in Race Victory in Last Few of Play PntriDc ra.icpc Races to Fall Down It Was a Grand Day Seconds When Rodrigues Makes Second Sensational Performance von Holt, Kauhane Stars for Knitting, Conversation Perfect Day for Holiday Races Frank Merriwell in his palmiest M. C. A. outplayed nirain lpadinE at the half, but Carma the Townles, but In these days of pleasant Christmas iLos never had anything on youthful the Meltm squad held up well through- was evidently thinking of the , and brotherly Iwe extended llta ' "Piper" Rodrigues. greetings Christmas spirit ih the second heat Frank end of the out the game. Von Holt played a hard to all. one might sum up the race meet ' Town Team. The old fiction boy used game throughout and and she allowed Maul Boy to pass her his work stood staged at Kapiolani Park yesterday to win bis football games in the last J out above all stretch, winning by a length j the linemen during the afternoon and declare It a fair exhibi- In the minute of play with a from the He charged well, or so. And such is Christmas. In the kick affair. and was con tion. Another might not. li 40 yard line, but even the writer of tinually spilling the men with' saxaphone player third head Carmallta passed Maui the When an amateur Boy fiction didn't dare place the ball on ball. O'Sulllvan played a good game Boy half, and Maui broke Khx- - v 1 across the way winds up bis Christ- at4he - JOl U the 48 yard line. up to the time he left the game. bells while a but made up the time. Raining in the mas carol solo about 12 oi Rodrigues did. and his good right Whitcomb showed some good .play in Mor-nheu- s Ftretch. winning in the slow time throbbing blcusped dares Old I toe booted the ball ovet the goal posts spots, but was up against a hard com owner of 2:20 to win out. then the Duchess ot 4 K - U . in.ir from the 48 yard line yesterday morn- blnallon. ' boomall In the mule race the Id hlcusned isn't going to ing, and he repeated it once more in . any common, ordinary Walalae carried off the honors, win- in Davie Gains mall over 4-- ning by a length in 1:40 Ainanua the last second of the play when he From a defensive Christmas event. If one wants to booted anqther goal over the bar from standpoint th took the lead early in the work of Clifford Mellm . start the New Years resolutions early Palahalaha the 35 yard line at Moillili field, giv stood out Hr race and the three furlongs was failed to show much yardage tlyV f would not be far wrong to say that at icg the Town Team a with Y. on it leading, the Duchess made a tie the offense, but he was continually on rare vKterdav were far below but M. C. A. by a score of 6 6. thT agni j great race of it around the turn and to ball. On four occasions broke up the usual standard. Isenberg hybrid Leave It to pVases. The Kcolau Was There Tyler piloted the "Pier" forward getting the ball for a range was right on home to victory in a great race. John- Maui Boy.jcoming down the strstch ahead of Carmalita in the esconJ heat of the trotting and pacing race Rodrigues was the big star of the gain. Once Davis raced over and cap- The old Koolan meet yesterday.- - Maui Boy was driven by Luke Rogers, the owner. Barney Judd is in the seat back of Carmalita. game during the day. and the fleecy ny Carroll came home before the yesterday and it was his boot- tured a pass which gave the Y. It: C the job was over riding Duke of Kualoa. This was the first race of the day at the track. ing which saved A. a big gain. clouds hung over Diamond Head in the the team from defeat. And it must be that this Town Team scores the 6ame sweet way. The track wa Policemen Race remembered The threatened to aat The colors were well selected. The two races for the patrolmen isn't the first time this season that ho early in the game when they bad tht t offi- ball on yard they had an excellent collection of caused much amusement and one Bllllll AND BABY REGIMENT has butted in with a performance. the six. line with flrtS and g Gotch bbu cer, who had a horse much resembJ-in- Frank The Y. M. C. A. has not yet defeated down, but Captain Carr ruled that Judges and other omciais. tui rough play to say. one of the principal factors In Short Grass, was barred from the a Town Team, the reason for the same was Indulged In, an4 tht won premier being , Mr. Frank Rodrigues, Eaq. Townies lost their chance to score. a. home rare is the horse. in?J race. Officer Klhachl the I 4 I didn't have enough. event of the day, taking the honors His BOSTON SO TO DOWNS MARINES It might be well to mention the fact From that time on until tht fourth During most of the afternoon the from Officer Cramer by a length. In Dies at a that O'Dea of Wilconsln, Duffy of period, neither team nad a chanct jforv enthusiasm in the stands consisted cf a special race Officer Espinda won Michigan, Cowling of Harvard, O'Brien a touchdown. expressions about wonderful Christ- from Officer Kanealil, who was of Iowa. Moffatt of Princeton and The T. M. C. A. team was withorjt Pumpelly of Yale are only grid- 4 ; mas presents which had been received. mounted on a real race horse. PLAV ON TOUR I IN POST GAME the lts regular quarter back which was While Copra was giving Rosella th9 The cloud races and knitting con- Home In Iowa iron heroes who have kicked a drop naturally a handicap. Hawkins and ' laugh one young lady remarxea max tests are not entered In the general for more than 48 yards. Charley Leal were in the game but Leal was her annual gift this year came direct summary, owing to the fact that the Brickley of Harvard and Walter Eck- - forced to leave early due to an Injury. yet ; ersall of Chicago never equaled from Blffany's. And when Mary lou judges have) not as given out tho Retired Champion Heavyweight Win Ted the Jones and Rodrigues had ah edge'll -- 32nd Infantry From drop Rodrigues yes- i k won from Termont & certain spec official winners. It was a great day r kick made by the kicking, although the wind aided : of World terday. f tator said: The first horse won," and for all, especially the knitters. Wrestler Succumbs NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 26. Wilcox Crew, Score 49 to 0; them to a great extent There; t.was ii Mm. nwir(d: "Quite so. Old The Card. to Uraemic Poisoning Announcement is made by Chas. Rasquina and Sterjer Star Gilman Boosts Rodrigues come rough play on both aides; , Top," Tht enthusiasm, was sadlj First Race Trotting and pacing; H. Ebbetts, head of the Brooklyn Atherton Gilman, former the Town Team appetr'ed to yesterday. National League me worsi-o- i missing in the rces 2:15 class, one mile heats, two in DES MOINES. Iowa, Dec. 1C team, that the (Special SUr-ballffti- CcrwutadnM) star, said yesterday that the kick gei it in me aecuions. ' Brooklyns The Cloud Race three.-- Purse, 300. Frank A. Gotch, retired champion will train next season SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. Dec. 25. made by Rodrigues was the best he Throughout the first quarter which usually hang like Maui Boy (L. Rogers), ch.h, aged at Hot Springs, Arkansas. men- ball shifted back and forth, an X- - The clouds" heavyweight wrestler of the world, The 32nd Infantry and Marine Corps nad ever seen. And it must be sentinels over Diamond Head and the 2 Prior to the opening of the tioned that Gilman has seen some real change of kicks giving tht Town Team 11. Hum-Dold-t, grid- Koolan range are always good silver Carmallta 2nd (B. Judd), b.m., aged died at noon today at his home, regular season, the Brooklyns elevens clashed on the Castner football. Had Rodrigues made only a slight advantage. Noble Kaqhant " linings in a description of a race meet 12 2. Iowa, of uraemic poisoning. He and the Boston Red Sox or the iron this afternoon, the soldiers of the this one kick be would have carried made a brilliant run off tackle for li And the clouds came in aanay yesier Time, 2:23; 2:22 4-- 2:30. had been In failing health for two American League will tour the sea returning to Pearl Harbor with a off enough glory, but he added the yards. On the next play von 'Holt ' ; During two races a number of Maui Boy.. (Monterey-Unknown- ) country up from their southern stopped Noble-- for a loss of , -- day. years. 49 0 hung on, 'em. The dough rear climax to the situation when be three clouds out of owned by Luke Rodgers. , camps. to defeat yards. 10 ntookers ..selected .five Gotch was 41 years ort. The record boys proved too mucn ror tne Marines stood on the 35 yard line right at the' Hawkins then ran yards on v race. . Fleet-Carina-lita"- ), the bunch and had a nice une Carmallta 2nd (Van books, detailing the events of his life, wiu side line and with crowd lined around a shift play. After a loss tht Town : got strong in the owned by negotiating touchdowns almost at little cloud going, F. Anderson. give his age as 3i years, but theae Marines were outweighed him, booted the ball over the goal for Team punted to Pammel, who rah .' and passed' the staff on Second Race Four furlongs; free April At that the five yeards. harkstretch are inaccurate. He was born on to a considerable degree, man for man the tieing score in the very last thre lengths ;to age. . Y. M. Diamond Head about jtwo for all;' weight'for Purse, 1250. 27, 1878, on a farm three miles south hardly to offer seconds of play. The ball had hardly The C. A. failed to, gain and ; . good. won by a nose Dr. C. Fitzgerald's Copra and could be expected punted. ' the .Another J. b.m.. of Humboldt. m tne Tace oi siren struck the ground before the whistle With beautiful interference thing. No (Siles-Coppit- ), (Do-noltx-), much resistance h&t Is If clouds have such a aged, 'weight 111 by nis widow, a hand to blew to end the game. Noble Kauhane 'circled "end for Vgsto -- were allowed in won by He is survived odds A fair crowd was oa less than five clouds three lengths. four-year-ol- Taking game beginning to of 12 yards. The quarter ended d son, Robert Gotch; a contest, the usual attend the from first . Mrs. Alice K. Ro witness tht with -- each race." Macfarlane's b.m. brother, Fred Gotch; a sister, Mrs. being due tp a., heavy end the Town Team outplayed the Y. a slight advantage for the Town -- knitting (Voter-Hanrose- ), ance short, Team.-.; And they tended to their sella, 4. Weight Mn C. A. They gained more yardage, . v-'.C;:- ' :',. v Charlie Kurth of Humboldt, and his shower before game time, which kept V . yesterday, Those who came lortmea 116, (J. Carroll), second. At opening i mother, Mrs. Amelia Gotch, also a res- many of the fans from the scene at and presented a stronger attack and the of the second quafV ' knitting bags were content, Time, 491-5- . Mary Jay, scratched. in ter Noble j with their ident of Humboldt. battle. defense the major part of the bat- Kauhane circled right end Between the first and fourth; race Third Race Six furlongs for Ha- hulH n n a fnrtiinp In wrest tle. The Y. M. C. A. forward pass for a gain of 28 yards. Hawkins added : knitting regular team of the 32nd Infan there were seven different waiian bred mules. Purse, f 100. nh The game was smashed ; Davis failed to three more yard. ' Here ; the Town ; ling and by investing his earnings in try entered the fray the first period contests hi the sUhds. Mrs. W. John D. P. R. Jsenberg's b.m.. Duchess of vari-- f run the ends, and the Whitcomb ag- Team was penalized half length-'- : Iowa farm lands. His estate Is ; tht out In the first race by Walalae, (Dutch Cleanser-Countes- s of nd ran uo thirteen . points in that of son DoeTvon ously estimated at between f200,00)' gave gregation was forced, to hammer the the field, it being 'charged that thb 'quarter. Coach Bracken then the Teasi.'-O'Sulllva- Mrs. Row, took Lae),rwel?ht 123, (C. Tyler), won by 2fc n 2J knits. Richard and 1400,000, all of which represents line, and It brought gooa results. Dav- slugging was dona by tht Town free-for-a- a hand In the fray xor the ll event, winnlng by less than length. money through his ability as a substitutes is 'scored the lone touchdown of the left the game and was re ' - made Marines holding ( :' was a Red Cross bene- h. Ton Tempsky'8 b.g. Alnanui Pala , second section, the day, placed by . : - wristlet It " wrestler. giving the association six points. Thompson, , (Opunui-Tralala- ), i well hand, but two points be more trays than one. halaha, weight 125, them in were Clifford Mellm punted tbjfuWla and-th- e fit la -- There a number of stars dur- 1000 specta-tor- s (B. Gotch won the American championship lng scored, a safety The second halt There were more than Rollins), second." ing the day; or . course Y. M. C. A. to, January 27, 1904, from Tom Jen- regular hands but tlje work failed gadrJohnny on hand during the afternoon lr f. George L Brown's b- Prince of Wai- - saw Coach Bracken's of Rodrigues stood Jones replaced LeaL ; - thirty-fou- r out like a sore who had heeh (Piopio-Princes- s one of the roughest matches on job, a of " ' . eluding 4S knitters and one young man plo, . . Charming), kins after again the total thumb. He was contend playing a heady game ' country. bout not with throughout. - - .Rupert weight 125V (J. ever seen in this The points being registered in the third who was" trying to solve Carroll), third. It was about four years ago that kicking two goals which would have Leal was slightly injured. Davis punt v of automobiles was Time. 1:401-5,-; " was staged at Bellingham, Wash. and fourth spasms. The regulars of Hughes. A line was John T. Heffernan. taking up the game been sensational on any football field ed to Mellm who gained five yards.' A ; ; they Kace-Fo- ur - Gotch won the first fall and the Infantry squad today played with Etatlone'd across the tteckand Fourth furlonza. thra- of golf, was Inveigled into his first in America, but he also played forward pass failed. . ' - ear-olds- .' the second after Jenkins had augurs no .hi . the horsesN It Is an ar- V Purse, $200." . Mrs. Charles awarded h dash and precision that game. wilted for ' by team match. Taking his caddie aside, Often he stopped the runner in Rodrigues dropped back, for a punt plum pudding with-- . Lucas' Mary Louise, ( Infield-Earl- y fouled him repeatedly applying the ood for the Y. M C A. in the New duous task making s.f he said: his tracks and was always in the Instead of punting, the Town Tests . ." strangle held and by striking tiim. Year's Day classic. Other than Steger out the plums, . lr Dew),, aged 3, weight 113. (Tyler); "Now, you keep account of the play. He gave one of --the best exhibi- left end startled the crowd by drop ? ? - years Gotch won the un- ' - - - won by six, lengths. Four later and Rasquin. the ground gaining ,t- Mary Jay Won strokes, for 1 am goings to have a tions of end play seen some ping tht ball to the, ground on 41 Mary' daughter of disputed championship of the world backs of the Infantry, it is difficult to herein tht ( Jay; the charming Mrs.4W. F. Dillingham's s.c Termont, busier time than a boy at a three-rin- g time. yard line. It was a difficult play and c (Mffjitgomery-Terrette- ), by defeating George Hackenschmidt, any stars, as all of Hippodrome, strange to say. saved it age 2, weight circus trying to remember all of the select individual KTiuhane Star looked like a forlorn hope, but 5 being hippodrome ; Xngus 118, (Douvitxk isecond. ''the Russian Lion." at the Dexter the men who had a hand in the melee tht ' from a for- things that Bob Johnstone told me." Noble Kauhane was the real offen- thousand or so people were given 51 3-- 6 Park Pavilion. Chicago, in a football.' Rasquin was the tht . was the real surprise of Time, played real Phee's mare gruell- Which, faithfully chronicled at the sive star of the game. Time and again surprise of their lives. Few times; la -- - meet, and In a driving race carried Fifth' Race Mounted patrolmen's feited match after two hours of big point getter with 25, four touch- ' the time, it is believed gave rise to the fol- he pulled offlong runs and had an Mstory has a drop kick been score three-jfurlong- s, ing wrestling. There was no fall in event day when she race weights ; downs and a goal from touchdown; It-t- off the big of the catch lowing plagiarism: edge over Davis' he play of yester from such a distance, but when Rob--. patrolmenf the matcu. but Hackenschmidt quit Steger planted pigskin for two It ii flaished a neck ahead of Florence in uniform. Purse, 1100. "An Irishman," says an exchange, the. day. Davis madeLx number of good considered that the kick was .madt -- third, close up. K. b.m- exhausted after the two hours of ef touchdowns; Flelschman deposited rts' TJmpqua was Kihachl's - Early Bird. (Milk "had shifted his feet and waggled his runs during the, melee, but he did no' from a difficult angle, it placed Rodri Man-Nig- ht against whfl plainly showed Florence and TJmpqua were picked to Owl); weight 169, (Klha- fort a'man club again again, the ball between the goal posts for gain much ground gues was superior in every respect. and but still showed goals as as the former stunt as the best in. the. history . fight It out over the six furlongs, but chl), won by one length. he no signs of attempting to one touchdown and kicked four Punahou star. ' of in " Wrestling enthusiasts called the hit the ball. Mayo safe- football the islands. The ball the'Tdaul marey wtfo was Imported last B.TCraner's br.h. Sore Jaw. (Dentist- - you waiting from touchdown; scored a and Brunswick over Gotch-Hackenschml- "What are for?" asked Pammel were both sailed the . dt match the bar and the Towd year from the mainland, rushed Into Candy Girl), weight 177, (Cramer, first hi6 partner. "Sure," said ty. Rbinehard, Brown. Ward and Cas- good for. gains through ' greatest 'mat spectacle of history,. the other, "I on the line in one the lead In the stretch and, given a second. - can't remember all things I par were the stars "Ted" Wilcox's period, " pounds before his op- the that and in the third period the Y. (Continued on page 9) good ride by Benny Rollins, upset K. Kaleohano's b.m. Badly Bent. Gotch lost nine decided to forget." staff. It is believed the Marines will ,; (Upset-Christmas- gave up tongue was the dopesheet for the afternoon. It ': Eve)k weight 174.) ponent and his give any team their weight a close 1 1 V . so badly swollen it was a week! was the last race t)f the day and it left that Great Game for Situations. battle, but, as stated above, they wera 3-- i. could speak plainly. He r pleasant memory in the minds of a Time, 44 , before he All up against a heavy proposition when a In tiie of which reminds one that there number of the racing enthusiasts, Catsup, Toolate Girl, Molasses. Oso-- wrestled with Hackenschmidt is no game they met the "Baby" regiment's beef White Sox Hall in Chicago again inj extant that lends itself to r The horses were oft to a good start slo and Rear Guard also ran. so many interesting and humorous sit- trust. If V and Umpqna got away fast, taking the own special race for pa 1911. winning 4n short order. After Participants in the slaughter: I: mci was made known uations as this same game of golf. lead and holding It for fwo furlongs, trolmen, three furlongs, catch weights the matcb it that Here are a, few of Gray ..1. e Mundall Gotch's opponent had entered the them: when Florence Roberts made . a bid E..Esplnda'i b.h. Morning After, He was new at the game. He was Gill 1. t Cherryholm Bottle-Lon- g contest with a badly sprained knee, and passed the Warren horse. There, (Big Night), weight 182, bunkered for the first time in a match. Chlsholm ...... 1. g Burgess - was a grand fight for position In the (pindaj, won by a neck. and although he had concealed it at Pausing Horn e Anderson prevented his exerting more and Inspecting his hall as It furlongs and. the threeje&d first it well-imbedde- next two lay rather d in the sand, Allen r. g.. McCauley lng runners looked even at the turn (Crazy Boy-Weddi- Bells), welsht than a feeble resistance to the champ- ! w he exclaimed: Mayo r. t Caspar v ; r ion. The, gate receipts at that match ceding' into the atretch- - s 171, second. "Don't I have to throw it over my Chief .r. e . ; . . . .Thompson -- , - were S8 7,000, the most money ever f: v . Won by a Neck U LOpez's b.hM Ostermoor. fChal- left shoulder, or something?" Flelschman . . . . q. b Ward large-Dreary- ), in a wrestling show in the Coming around the turn, Mary Jay weight 164; third taken at Steger 1. h. b Henderson strong hid raced to the 41 1-- 5. present days. and nt made a Time. The Ball-Hu- Rasquin .....r. h. b .'...Braun position." It looked - like & The only man who ever in public front and Seventh Race Six furlongs, free for When the twenty-od- d handicap man Garland ...... f. b...... Rhinehart ? threw champion was BeclL real race 'to the . wire. Florence was an; weight for age. Purse, $250, the Fred ' loses a ball from his drive, he searches Touchdowns: Flelschman. 1; Steger - coming of Marshfield, Wis., who won a fall back about a length down the Angus McPhee'a ban, Mary Jay, on the falrmay 200 yards from the tee. 2; Rasquin. 4. Safety: Mayo. Goals : gave good (Hippodromo-Calyx- ), from him in 1905 in New Orleans, stretch, but Carroll her a aged, weight 12? His opponent searches ip the rough, from touchdown. Flelschman, 4; Ras- The Oriental Properties of Sensap end ride and brought the Macfarlane mare IKoiHns). won by a head. taking the first fall to Gotch's second 2 ' yards from the tee. quin 1. Substitutions: Wheeler for Gray position. Mary Jay was -- and' third in a three fall match. In a good Mrs. .Alice K. Macfarlane's ch.m. His caddie searches everywhere, in Finnegan for Wheeler; Bunker for Renew the Nerve Forces of the System ; Rollins , brough. - Gotch won from Beell with little ef- coming strong and Florence Roberts, (General Roberts- hopes of finding somebody "s ball. Horn; Kwipinski for Allen; Garland under ;the wire a'v winner by a Marlon), fort. her Janice aged, weight 123, . Do con nue to you yon , for Flelschman; Braun for Steger; not suffer when can get Just the help need neck. - Florence Roberts tooit second luuTouj. second. Bogus. Currier for Rasquin: Flelschman for today now if in your nuerasthenic condition you have insomnia, ner. away Urapqua by a length. (Chappa-qua-Mercedita- ). 'nlaca from U Warren's chJi Umpqua, "Ah, my dear lieutenant," exclaimed Garland; Baun for Flelschman; Ryan vous indigestion, a feeling of despondency or fear, weak memory, Oplopio rode Colden Spray under th6 aged, weight (Ty- - ' 12, the affable old lady, "let me congratu- for Burgess; Relgner for Carpar; brain fag, palpitation of the heart, hot and cold flashes, zhaustcd ; wire in fourth position. X , ri, laird. . HILTON LOSES; late yon. I just you vitality or any other feature race z. heard that have Harris for Ward; Wilson for Brown; form of mental or nervous exhaustion. "This, was the. one of xoshida's b.h. Golden Spray; won one of tho3e bogus competitions." Hicks for Rhinehart; Stpne for Hicks; day." lead early (Chappaqua-SofiU- ), the Copra took the aged, weight 12S. Falker for Harris: McNamara for - won with ease In the from Roella and upiopioj, fourth; Holing Slow; Holding Fast. Cherryholm. Boghan, 1st In- was C 1:152-5-. Referee. four furlong event, And Copra Time, - FOUL ALLEGED Four players came up to home fantry. Umpire. Rogers. wire, as the. time for the Marine Corp. not raced to thq Officials green to find an old Scotchman stolid- Head linesman. Bingham. 32nd Infan- 49 1-- 6. Mary Louise JudgesAlbert the distance was Horner, H. M.'Ton ly staring at the hole. try. Of periods. 15 In race wita Holt, E. Time minutes. also , took the lead the II. Wodehouse. One re- CAMcUUd Fran by U. S. Stval WirIau.i of them went forward and ' Termont, and Tyler brought the Lucas Starter S. S. Paxson. H nonliW LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, Dec. 26. quested him to move. to play against a scratch man they (formerly called Fersian Nerve Essence.) 3-- 5. 51 With Clerk n. entry under the wire In of the Course George Angus. Fred Fulton, challenger of Jess WIN "You can't come on." was the reply; also had plus-me- owners a few will rejuvenate you . and you will become a new man with all the ?the exception of the and Awistant Clerks, of Course Ben lard for the heavyweight prizefight "I had a four-foo- t putt k Clark, for the match 'The handicap committee has given and vigor you formerly friends there was but little enthusiasm U. Lemon. V championship, lost a bout, night and ball came on lip stamina had. Every nerve. ?very tissue will Clerks last the to rest the of! me eighteen strokes," he advanced receive Its dee of life's sustaining energy, health, force and ""at the finish of these two races. Two of the Scales H. B. Weller, here to Harry Tate, a strapping fight- the cup; exactly as you see it now. opponent. share and to make Laird. tentatively to his "That will vigor follow with all the certainty of cause and effect , 'horses in a race Isn't rolne Jamt er of this part of the country. But, wind's right quarter they Veterinarians The the, in the give me a stroke on each bole." any big splash, especially, when, Dr. W. F. Monsarrat. referee stopped the fight In the and Increasing in strength; I'm you ex- One box. of Sensapersa Is often sufficient but in obstinate cases, ' --- first not "Where do get that stuff?" matched.. Dr. Case, ,U. S. A.' . give arent Surgeon round, claiming that Fulton had dis- going to give up yet, not with the claimed the other. "You get only the full treatment of six boxes Is guaranteed to absolute satisfac- Boy Wins Dr. C, B. Cooper. Honia-te- ...Maul qualified himself by his foul tactics. match coming my way." three-quarte-rs the full handicap; that tion or money will be refunded. Sold by Chambers Drug. Co., r ; Luke Rogers Maui Boy captured tffe Timers H. B, Giffard, I Petrie, Drug Co., Honolulu Drug Co., Benson, & Co., your " would be fourteen strokes." Smith and wfnning Geoorge L Brown. fStffl).-Tr- v harness race of the day, the For a Half. Ah; a Scottish Game. "Why?" demanded the newcomer. Druggist or sent postpaid tor $1.00 per box or six boxes for . heats, lar. the first today. second and third "How do I stand, caddie?" exclaimed This particular club had a limit han- "Because it is the rule of An- Sen sanersa , Do you have any St Keat Carmallta II won out when Maul trouble with tout an old duffer, who had been putting dicap of eighteen. This beginner was drews," renlied the post and steam furnace? other. TH EMBROWN EXPORT. CO M PA NY, Hoy broce at the half mile -- very badly. taking part in his first match, a tour- "Ah, said the disappointed one. "I i Nothing, except' getUng . 74 v "finished In the lead, by two lengths coal for "You've this for an improbable half, nament, after many weary weeks of. bad forgotten, the game, was of Scotch Cortland i Nevr York Cltyv H?y. it-De- troIt Free -. In the second heat Carmallta was, Press. lr. waa the reply. I practise. He was, incidentally, drawn origin,- HOXOLULC STAK BtLLTIN, WKPNEEriAT. DEOSMgKB -- 6. 1917. KIKE ; .

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M. C. A. 0. . foundered TOO miles north and For further particulars .Taste, Looks, EMULSION will build hor up. which The Y. M. C. A. kicked off to CMf-- J apply to 4o miles of Honolulu last-month-. SHUN SUBSTITUTES. et ford Melim who ran the ball back 2' , 1.41 Is aboard a Pacific Mail steamer in Rcd C. Cleanliness and As a result of the Christmas , yards. After an exchange of puntj BREWER & CO., LTD. General Agents i port today. He is bound to San Fran- 1 iV-,- Cross drive for members ?- new ..Clifford Melim intercepted Davis" for the (j cisco after bein carried across local chap-iWRT- Uniformity "bin. names were added to the ptgg He ran four yards around Pacific to Japan bv a rescue R Mc-o- membership ro11- - mklnK tolal and Noble added three more. f and 14 others of the ter's end which saved him 33,405 on Oahu. Kauai and Maui LcmDs stopped Noble on the next or crew miles from the scene of the li5 who now belong to the Red Cross. ; pjav Rordigues then kicked to Davp wreck. S . Quality A The Ma .i membership drive was on tne y. M. 15 yard line. The ha't Matson Other members ot the wrecked big surprise, as the valley isle orK ended with the Town Team having an Navigation Company schooner readaaW4wjllttttjei tvo rs turned in a total of 11.507. Prac- - advantage in all around play. week-tff-- 'a amall open lifeboat uJticaUlv everv man on Maul i now a Davis kicked over the line to open Direct Semes Between San ' Francisco and Honolulu have alnce left for the coast. Red Cross member and also a larxe v. - . ki- -j 1." . 1 k n r.rHd f. K An i.mAun . K 4 a rry rrn r xr thurT ... . A A ' uw"" proportion or me women. ir.ubiuiu tne all back 10 yards. A decision-Tea- For further particulars apply to the freight clerk of the Thorho Rice was chairman of the Maul com Wfnt ajraiRBt the Town and Go to ths) came lo Honolulu with the. fecond mlttee. they were forea to punt behind the I CASTLE & " , COOKE, rercutd, ex- . ma. I A Ltd., Agent, Honolulu boat load of the Thor era The workers on Kauai also did line. Aiier one piay uavia anenipiwn is son of Captain Nelaon of the of over j the cellently with an increase : a forward nass. but Clifford Melim 5 Ecuador. For some unknown reason figures will be here 300. The exact i again intercepted it and ran four he did not let this become known Thursday, but the latest report gives a yards. while here, although he taked frankly ! cooling: god&s soft total of 3828 for the Garden Isle. The Town punted and Rodri-'gue- s for and enough being an American-bor- n Team about As a malorlty of Oahu's population - - stopped Davis in nla tracks. Har- citixen and enrolled in the- naval re- belonged r.- - drink. already to the Red Cross rv Melim went in for Mahlkoa. Davis TOYO KISEN KAISHA serve. . at-r- HEKIWMAY& CQXft tore ine campaign u forward pass but but aUempted another Second Mate Hansen and K. Wll smaller number to draw from u nd nn four d Regular Sailings to San Fraxcisco and to the Norwegian were added , Orient Hams, purser of the lost l,o4 new member, here. , D on g U ), steamer, are also passengers aboard tma. 'orw4 (fumble. In Alacha- - For maKin5a i Robinson went for further particulars epply to :the Pacific Mail liner. Others of the As less than a total of r. was A do. Davis for a drop kick from I j a .4 a Mrt a w 4 a 9 tried Thor crew bo were tarried to Yoko requirea to i it. tht a angle and missed it by FRANCISCO different. CASTLE & SSN hama by. .the Japanese tramp which society m the drive to obtain U perJ . tn P,mmpf .ho COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu population of the M ... rescued them have shipped out on cent of the entire ran the bail back seven yards. 3P50 vessels from Orient. United States, the local chapter with other the The Y. M. C A. began an attack GEIFT "She Just couldn't weather the its new membership of over 33.000 Is field. probably largest chapter per popu- which carried theni down the storm," is the only explanation Capt. the CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- Davis gained six yards. Brunswick N in the country. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL Hansen gives if the wrecking of his lation added eight more through the line LINE Saary Sta. steamer. Regular Car. l Tsitr Pammel gained six yards andaftef Sailing to BRITISH COLUMBIA, FIJI, NEW tut 114 Tltl asaat avtry eUaast The Pacific Mail steamer has nearlr' RUSSIAN CONSUL BACKS two short gains Brunswick hit the line ZEALAND a hundred cabin passengers in all. A and AUSTRALIA Paper Hanging and Decorating ANY MAN WHO CAN for eight yards placing the ball on Rear Stangenwajd Blsg. Phone 3134 number of these are prominent ox the four vard line. The auarter ended For fiirther particulars apply to Estimatea Cheerfully Furnished. weahhy Russians seeking peace in the PUT END TO CHAOS with the Y. M. C. A. having an advan- - " THEO. Ha & United States. T. Bosse Is a rear al tage in this period. DAVIES CO., LTD., General Agents j miral of the Russian navy and V. Two bucks brought the ball to the Usranorsky, a very rich Russian, who "I am for any strong man who will: dec-'tw- o yard line where Davis went over with Mrs. Baranovsky and a number of bring order out of chacs." is the Whether stopping here fdr a day con-- 1 a touchdown. On the kickout the servants, is en route to the states for laration of H. Troutshold. Russian for ! Hiipii or for the summer, you will general at Harbin. Siberia, whoiY. M. C. A. missed the ball, making PHONE 2295 REACHES per- an Indefinite stay. All of these Rnr sul ! find this hotel of has been here since September en-- j the score 6 to 3 in favor of the Y. M. : they fect satisfaction sians said were not familiar C. P I gaged In arranging for the repatriation j A. Hustace-Pec-k enough with the English language to Co., wishing to Y. M. C. A. kicked off to Noble, Ltd. v.- comment upon chaotic state af- of Russian island residents The ALL KINDS OF ano SAND FOR i the of ! attempts hock CONCRETE fairs In their native country. return to their native country. who ran 20 yards. After two FIREWOOD AND COAL wuriK, BellevueHotel To this he added the comment, when to gain. Jones kicked to Davis. Davia 93 QUEEN C. F. Ross, an American STREET P-- railroad pass once O. BOX 12 GEARY AND TAYLOR; STS. roan, with his wife Is,returning from a questioned as to whether he favored tried another forward but SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. trip to the Orient. the gaining of power by the Bolshevikl , more Clifford Melim was on the Job party, Korniloff or Kerensky: I intercepted gaining six yards Solid Concrete Structure Dr. W. Metre, wife twe Kaledin. and it P. Van and "Any good man will do if he is on return, 'ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF children make up a missionary fami'.i the RATES strong enough to bring about order in j pass from to Pacific Mail Every Room with Private Batn who a forward Kauhane Steamship Co. turaaHt 'tfaa t t of pally have been stationed la Slam. Russia." Consul Troutshold says he gave Town Team a gain of Regular savings to the Orient and to San Headquarters Island Residents The Pacific Mail steamer will Jones the Franelaco. , Uy for take ; jnarleaa rua . MM as per has had no information from Petro- - 25 yards. On the next pass Davis For further particulars la Amy awl Krj European Plan, Jl.50 day up the next mail to the mainland and wll! apply to Iaadal Sato day up grad since coming here this fall. caught the ball and dashed down the American Plan. $4.00 per have accommodations for 13 cabin j S. W. GOOD, fradariclc C Gift. Pmtdtnt , i s 7 field for 55 yards. Clifford Melim was Agent 80 Merchant St. : Rates, passengers 45 in steerage. Phanm. Ylta-rrasUa- Monthly and the She v V Jaadiaa ilea. nt sin. i Special injured in play and Mahikoa took www will be booked full on her departure DAPICIP CIQUCRICC WCCQCI this , UartaaetativM far Sawatlaa Islands; MORGAN ROSS, rMUirio vcoocu ,hlg pUc6 After an excnange of punt from here, as there is still a big de- noncnica N8K6LULU CONITRUCTItJt 4 Manager. TO ENTER HAWAII RUN the Y. M. C. A. took the ball on their FREIGHT mand by Spanish families for steer- - NEDERLAND DRAYIIU CO. ITU. , 10 yard line. ant ROYAL MAIL . age passage. Nearly Span-lard- s V Honolulu Representative:. all the two gains through h 9. tataar. Mar. now explain immi- SEATTLE Dec 2 Rread to enter Brunswick made TICKETS ROTTERDAM- t faring to the fumbled Also reservations . - LLOYD ai-- ? comman tee line on the third buck he rt i ' n' s. tuaaV gration officials' that they want to so the'" Hawaiian trade, the nanuV .769,. or Telephone 2273 J any point it P. 0.. Box - . Pa- - and the Town Team recovered the on the JOINT to- California, where they can buy-land- deered steamship Windber of the SERVICE cific American Fisheries of Belling-- , tall on the 30 yard line. With only a Mainland. See WELLS-FAR- - Tuesday. seconds left to play Rodrigues Batavia. Java, Toko-V- Ca"3sx$2 ham will arrive in SeatUe GO A CO., 72 3. via v The la be delivered to the stepped Dack on we siae line ana nn .J WELL KNOWN SKIPPER vessel to King St, Tel. 1515 Nagasaki, Hongkon United States Shipping Board in this good right toe sent the ball toward and Singapore. MEETS DEATH IN CHILE port and will be&in loading immedi- the goal. It was a difficult angle 35 datef ately for Honolulu, completing her yards away, but once more the ball fghtnd passenger fates v;'i -- V went true; b'.t the cress bar and as S ao; tWl With the arrival here of. the bark cargo in San Francisco. The Pacific Telephone 3875 1116 Fort SL application. V: iw' Olympic it became known that Capt. Stean ship Company has been request- the crowd held its breath, dropped over goal score had been Optical Co. 4 T. H. Evans, for 10 years a caller at ed to furnish the cargo for the vessel the and the The Standard Honolulu.' had either been killed by and she will take shipments of bo tied. Two seconds after the ball OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS highwaymen or had committed suicide shooks, flour, feed and other freight. struck the turf over the bar, time was Pantheon Block ' called and one of the best football I. Pres. A Mgr. OAHU i Htmes Motor Ce,,PhotaIx W.H.nford, Portland at Antofagasta, Chile. The bark came The Windber is a vessel of 3600 Witter Seymour RAILWAY TIME TABLE in A. measurement and 3300 weight tons. contests held In Honolulu, ended in a amount , Sr know that Zerolana wut give command of Captain Biederman, isva had tainlmuaa of - tie. ' haartOy ; eflkieat and aattaactory lubnca-- formerly the Teasel's first mate. She has been plying in the Alaska sArboruutioa, and caa Bellingham. The Lineup OUTWAJtD ttcomwtnrf Zerelan, tian. Captain Biederman says Captain cannery trade out of The Evans told him after he was shot vessel is the second carrier of the Town Team Y. M. C. A For Waianae. WaUIua, lUhuku HUDSON Rodrigues. . . McCombs uj through the bead in the latter part of commandeered Alaska fleet to be Way Statlons9:l5 . m, 1. t-- . paL VEUB H. O. Harrison Co.. Saa Francisco October, taken off the Northern trade routes, Nicholson. . . . Albrecht ttio . 1 that he had been attacked For City. w t 1 Pearl Mill Way "by the big freighter Juneau of the Alaska O'Sullivan... . a . .van Holt and robbers and that his watch and Statlons-t7:- 30 a, -- some, money waa was Steamship Company being under ord- Soares c . . Hedrick m, t;a y U bear stolen after he -- jL, we rtcommcad Zetokse . Zcrokne. jMlung but X. t . 11:30 cky ers.-to proceed to San Francisco as Machado. ... 0 .Kampert un, 2:15 pan, and trucka.1 praise fetk." wounded. 9t:29 PMU rvauec T. t. 4 . . Captain Biederman engaged de- soon as possible for service between Berteimann. Whitcomb :15 p.m., t9:30 pa. '.tll.'li pjj. Golden Gate port and Hawaii. Leal . ! 6 o a . . . . Noyes tectives to Investigate the shooting. the For Wahlawa and Lsileiaa X1.03 be-lie- a . . . .q. b . . They reported f Mahikoa Darnell a-- to him it was their O m, 2:4a p.m.. SiOO p.m, try Captain Evans had shot himself. Kauhane.... 1. h...... Pammel C. Melim... .r. h. . , , Davis Captain Evans' home was in San HARBOR NOTES k'ot Francisco.Where he leaves a family. Hawkins... . . f. b, ... .Brunswick LeilehuA fC:00 tun. by .... 2Ze Sferdtud OilforHotor Curs The following sugar is waiting ship- Score periods: MATSQrTcO. ment on Hawaii: laupahoehoe, 245; Town Team 0 3 0 3 t INWARD TO RESUME Y. M. C. A 0 0 0 0 6 C j' ; Leading Car, Distributors Kal-wik- l, Eridoritd by Punaluu, 1250; Honuapo, 1800; ArrtTt Honolulu from ITS PASSENGER SERVICE 2513. Substitutions A. Melim for Soares; KaJSuki Thompson for O'Sullivan; Jonei for Walaiua and Waiana. records oftheir icrvicf departmenti show that S:1S ibeesus tht A Passenger service of the Matson Leal; H. Melim for Mahikoa; Robin- 5:30 pjn. .1 i ' - "What do you mean by slappinp correctly refined rxora qalifornu aapnalt- son for Machado; C. Mel- Zcroleocv Navigation Co., which' has been nearly your little brother?" Mahikoa for Arrive Honolulu from tfwai V um and Itibncation -less wear.- im; Baugh for McCombs. - nrfertj-- - - saw ' I entirely suspended for the past six "Well, pa just spanked me. and ma Holiday New a B.OL, VtV ft"- Touchdown Davis; droo kicks, and Year's . ae . weeks, because of the taking over of says I must always share everything 11:02 .ou 'lrSS p.nx, more power, least carboa Mimr 1. i Rodrigues 2. U.H r the company's steamers for the use of I get with my brother." Frank Midkiff referee; 5:3 p.m, 7:2S p.m. government, la to Godfrey Bergman umpire; Captain the be resumed. The Arrlv Honoltlu from Wahlawf ' next steamer of this line which will Carr, field judge; Sergeant Zimmer- iMAnmlfrSns' and Our ?." A Leilehua 9:i5 .1:53 rVlI)Wlryirer end t take passengers to the coast Is the Prescription man, head linesman; Harry Decker aja, pja. 3;.a and A. Melim, lfnesmen; Schuman ' President,' now under the direction of lor The Halelwa tk-- a Matson company. As steamer and Terry, timers. Llmltsd. t twoAour tb Ilrat-cias- ,': Oil ComnznYL passengers, Eczema train (our d Uckeu honored i carries several hundred leaves Honolulu she will be able to take out all who ft 15 rears th standard rtaedy far alt ahia He Are you sentimental? Table Favors evtry Sunday at 131 dbauM. A Hqflid aaed externally. JnHt She depends. a. m. tor Haleiw Hotel; rtturninz want to Passage tl-a- It leave for the coast rtliif from itch, escaoeaad . favfaaoaty arrrtes In Honolulu ta! can be booked at the Honolulu Mataon bark it Um art) battle doet nat kriaf He On what? at 10:10 n. XX. m Party Favors The LImte4 stops tetici. A alt about o. D. Scp She On t" e restaurant and din- only at Peyi cteT office and the sailing date of the the twa Mill andt Walauaa. ' steamer learned privately, of which Benson, Smith Co.. Druggists. ner. Passing Show. Greeting Cards, the censorship prohibits the publica- 'Dally. tEicept Sunday. Sunday tion. Masks, Caps, Etc. . cho aui - Is Greatest All Strength Ircn Builders, : PASSENGERS ARRIVED of 93 Nortn King Street i Call and set our brand ntw From Hawaii and Maul ports by the Says the Doctor CHOP 8UI HOUSE ji Inter-Islan- d steamer Mauna Kea, De Everything Nsat and CUaa)" cember 25; may be A Secret of the Great Endurance and Power Tables reaarvad by phan , r From HawaiiA. H. Hand. Miss No. 1713 t ' IIWalioIoiRGilation Welch. Mr. and Mra. R. A. Herold, ofAthletes Hawaiian News Miss Sosso, E. C. Vanghan. Mr. and

' " ' Mrs. R. Deming, Miss M. Chickering, LUMBER - Co., Ltd. iV . 4. 'v? t :" '";.; Major H. - : C. Merriman, SIcKen- -- ' K-:- Miss Orflaary Navatcfl Iraa Wilt Maka Dtlieatt. esses been doctoring Plumbing Supplies. :? r tor youx ror months without ob- - Paints, Building nan, W. X. Smith, G. Watanabe, -- Miss Narvaua. RaaSawa Paaala 200 Par Caat taining any benefit. But don't Uka the old Young- Hotel Building Materiala. Prices lew. - Stranger ia Twa Wa.kt' Tima rorma of Houses bulit Hoshida, Dr. C. reduced iron, iron acetate or -- J. Alexander, Joe Fer tincture : plan. . ia SUay Cattt of Iron simply to save a few You en instalment Choio. Heuss relra, M. Rocha, Kong Kai Chang, K, cent. must Bishop St. ' , - ' take Iron in a form Lota sale. - ; . ; foolishly that can be easily ab- for Brughelll, Capt. and Mrs. M. A. Clary, NEW YORK, V T. Moit people sorbed and assimilated like nuiated iron If CIJV MILL COMPANY. LTD. to think thy ar solas to ranawad you want it to do you any Master Hugh Clary, Mrs. Walaon, Mrs. Mm cl good, otherwise It Telepnona 2478 P. Box 931 health and atrangth from ome stimulating may prove worse than useless. Many an ath- & Heidner, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hansen, Medicine, secret nostrum or narcotic drug, said lete or price-fight- er baa won the day simply Moses Dorian. Mr. and Mrs. S. S.'Pax Dr. Bauer, a well known Specialist who ba because he knew the secret of atmntb TIDES. Sure AND MOON. t : widely both in this country and Europa rrut .;.-;-V- . &t I. atudled and endurance and tilled hie blood with iron v; the famous (on. Miss Richardson, A. W. Dunn, aa a matter of fact, real and trua he when, before went into the affray, while many : f Miss M. Mr. come food you Moca Jacobs, and Mrs. J. A atrangth can only from the another has gone down te inglorious defeat Ijow But people often fail to get the strength simply for- - HUh Hifh Loir, Fernie, Mrs. K. M. Durham. W. eat. the 4acT of irosr. "Rises : r' food because they ha rent enough e, out of thair of Tide Tldai Tldo Sun Storey, Fred L. Berringer, J. S. Har-gi- NOTE .Nuxated Date Tide lTt Sac '.7 tad Iroa in thair blaod to enable it to change food Iron recommended above by Small Small RJSV J. E. M. Osorlo, M. P. Bailey. MaJ. Into living matter. From their weakened, nerv- Dr. Hauer is not patent medicine nor secret Larf Tlda Lara SU Eats they know something ia wrong remedy, but one which is well known drug- J. A. Dorst. O. H. Wolff, V. Fitrsim-mon- s, ous rondrtlon to ' but they caat tall what, ao they generally gists and whose Iron constituents Is widely A.M. FT. P.M. . r.Jf. A.M. A. T. Spalding;, W. Suttee, T. B. commence doctoring for atomach, liver or kid- prescribed by eminent physicians everywhere. I ffiets a, some ulike the otder Inorganic Enos, R. James, Sgt. A. O. Miller, ney trouble or symptoms of other ailment iron products, it Is J caused by the lack of iron In the blood. This easily assimilated, does net Injurs the teeth, Dec. 24. 1:16 1.9 12; 14 :19 8:30 :37 '5:27 Mra. Fnjuichi and infant. 4 thing may go on for years, while the paUent make them black. nr upset the stomach; on 1:59 2.0 1:16 7:03 9:20 8:37 5:23 '4:04 From jiaul Guy S. Goodness, G. Se-t-o, you the contrary in 25. suffers untold agony. If are not strong it a must potent remedy, la '2.1; 2:12 10:01' 5:C3 Ako Cook, A. Ayera, I. lumura, C. or wrll, you owe it to yourself to make the nearly all forms of indigestion, as well aa for 2.. 2:40 7:4; :37T5:2, how long you can work nervous, run-daw- n 2.2 llama-moto- , following test: Sea conditions. The manufac- 27. 3:19 3:02 3:27: 10:33 :38 S:29 ::oi Sakahi. Fukuda. S. Htga, Dr. s or how far you can walk without becoming turers have urb great confidence tn Nnxated 2.2 3:46 '9:0S : 11114 .Bi20:-.tRI- Ore-grai- 28. 3:57 ::38 E. Nakamura, Dan Carey. two n Iran they lina.-o- '."- Sam tired. Next take tablets of that offer to forfait tn aav , B:3-.T:l- ) ',r ;; '. JfC IH&usa Kea sails on Wednesdays and Saturdays. : Kahaf. Master Kahai, Miss J. Kahai, ordinary nuxated iron three times per dar sfter charitable institution if they cannot take any 25.. 4:33 24 4:31 9:47: 11:49 :38 K. meals for two weeks. Then test your strength man cr woman under 69 who lacks iron and p.MT Michitali. J. Kahoopii, A!. Asato, ana see ror joureeir now mucn you nave Increase their atrangth per or over ' ' again I0 rent 30. 5:08 2.0 :5ilfi 10:28 12:231 : . 1:31 Mrs. Elsie Keao and infant, Joseph gained. 1 have aeen dozens of nervous, run- In four weeka' tima provided they have no ...... - Lobell. down people who were ailing alt the while, serious orgs Die trouble. They also effev to re- double their strength and endurance and en- fund ycai money If It does not at least double tirety get rid of all symptnma of dyspepsia, ear st.vcgth and endurance in ten days' time. When Your Eyes Need Care liver and other troubles in from ten to four- It Is dispensed in this city by Holliater Drag SlAR-BUiini- K ffilTS PES! teen days' time simply by taking Iron In tha Bens Smith Co.. Chambers Drug Cav. 75 ' C.. it ,- :i l Try Murine Eye Remedy proper form. And tbia after they had in and all other etrwawiate- . . : H

OO STAB-BULLETI- TEN HONOLULU N. WKDNTSDAY. DKCEMBER 2C, 1917

IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii PAY TO GERMAN Island; Headquarters in San Francisco At Chambers In Divorce S. Naga-ta- FIRST BOM OF PERSHING MAKES Masonic Ternpie Llbellant. vs. Hatsuyo Nagaml. Libellee. ; (Visitors who have aot beea HOTEL STEWART the WAR PRISONERS examined mtxtt be In Notice of Pendency of Libel. THOR RESCUED IEATH REPORTS Rates from a day Tempi by seven-fifteen.- ) $1.50 Sew Steal tad tetovit Slmcwt-3- 50 I The Territory of Hawaii to Hatecyo BY U. Wt Fmxmh i Breakful 60c; &mdaya?5c Cm-wS--. fliers fe--M Vmlmm S BARRED S. - h NagamL Libellee. Greetings: MU fas th 1jmch 60c Yeehly Calendar (Atuciatrt fry U. S. Naval Yon 'are hereby notified that the AFTER TWO DAYS Pnn WirlU OtiteUSuK-- ' DvmerSl: Sodm$L2S Mttw BoeawtteJ ts pteadpej atee-- m. above eotitled cause Is now pending WASHINGTON. D. C, lc . 24 c.aic "Tniarcret" a. m. e. MONDAY before the Circuit Court above named Germany's refusal to reply to a pro-- j General J. J. Pershing, commanding c. wherein said S. Nagaml. Ubellant. poal from the Tnited States regard - (the American expedition, yesterday - j . TUESDAY - payment pri- prays for an absolute divorce from A further account of hov.- the Nor- ing the of officers held rc;ortrd the death of Lieutenant yon upon the grounds of desertion, wegian steamer Tbor. carrying gen- oners cf war has been answered by an James Paul, killed in an aviation acci-orde- r Hats for Fall and that said cans has been eet down eral merchandise from San Francisco from Secretary of War Newton ; dent, and of two privates, who were DEL 1 E fo-- trial before the Judge of said Court to the Fur East. w wrecked in mid D. Baker that no further pay to Ger-- i killed in action on November 13. He ADORABLE 0 at bis Court Room in the Judiciary ocean 800 miles north of Honolulu, mans so held in this country be issued. J reports that of the deaths recorded. j acri-Brig- . new .designs Honolulu Lodae No. 403 and Building, in Honolulu. Territory of Ha A cable message received today by two died of wounds, two from BRAND moderatt prices. 371. and 1800 miles from San Francisco, MISS Ixxlge Le Progres No. waii, on Monday, the 28th day of Janu today by Gen. John I. Wisser. command-- j dents and six from natural causes. POWER Beaton Bids. office. was told the survivors of Joint inequation of ary. 1918, at the hour of 2:00 p. nu the first boat, which was commanded ing me Hawaiian department; says: PnrpHnnhprruRmiPR 7:30 p. m. or as soon thereafter as tho business by Captain Ole Hansen. They are iu "Germany having failed to make re- ARIZONA GOVERNOR y ply to agreement proposed by gov- of the Court will permit. Honolulu on the way to San Francisco our J ordered the bear ernment through neutral diplomatic TURNS OFFICE BACK may now be enjoyed at all POULTRY PRODtJOE FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY It is further that from Japan, where they were taken pay ing of the said cause be, and the same on the N. Y. K. steamer Tsuyama channels regarding of commis- TO BOURBON OPPONENT seasons of the year. MEATS is hereby set for trial on the 28th day Maru, which picked them up two days sioned, officers held prisoner of war, Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. of January, 1918, at the hour Of 2; 00 following the wreck. The other boar, secretary of war directs no further (AHUU4 lrM U. Wawal WiralMt.) GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Territorial Marketing Div'n. ofncers, 7:30 p. m. payments be made 6uch prisoners In ""PHOENIX, Dec.""26. ThcT of' commanded by First Mate Anderson, " Arizona. Mur.akca nr. Queen - Fhone 140 ' p. m.' ' By the Court: reached Honolulu in November. custody of the United States until Campbell, declared by 'the state su- Distributors for Hawaii C. L. ROBERTS, According to Purser K. Williams, Germany expresses willingness to re- preme court to be holding the gover- Clerk, Circuit Court of the First from moment the Thor San ciprocate." ., norship illegally, yesterday turned It tha left No German prisoners war Get more light Judicial Circuit. Francisco November 1, she was forced of are over to his Democratic opponent in Dated this 21st day of November, to buck a severe storm. On the 17th held in Hawaii at present, so far as th election. W. Pr-Hu-nL The trans- - known. customary in MILLINERY 1917. the storm grew worse and the Thor, It is cases ofifer was made at a ceremony without MRS. BLATT WESTINGHOUSE 6949 Nov. 21. 28, Dec. 5. 12. 19, 26. this kind to allow the commissioned which is "turret" build, began to features. Hunt had previously an- formerly MacGregor & -- mP iiyi money. officers of an enemy country the pay Camp- Blatt break up. The pumps were manned nounced that he would retire in --now at- - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE given its own officers of correspond bell's favor. th Hawaiian Electric Co, Ltd. of and for 24 hours the crew managed ing 112 Union St. First Judicial Circuit. Territory keep day grade by the country holding the In Prpbate. to the water down. The next prisoners HawaiiAt Chambers the steamer showed further signs of PRESIDENT AND WIFE going pieces so Han- of Estate of MIja to and Captain SPEND QUIET CHRISTMAS; In the matter the sen ordered the small boats away with FALL STYLES YEE CHAN & CO. Kisbimoto, deceased. CAPITAL-LABO- RAINS IN WASHINGTON 15 men in each at 2 o'clock in the af- R A large assortment of Ladies' Hats i'I ternoon. Just when the Thor went, King and Notice to Creditors. WJ Trimming Bethel Sts. down is not known as the mist was so (Associated Press by U. S. Naval relets.) and WASHINGTON, I). Dec. CO-jlLT- was impossible to see C. WONDER MILLINERY hereby given by the un- thick that it i and Mrs. Wilson and mem- ORIENTAL SILKS Notice is President N Hall 1017 Nuuanu, near King . Oddfellows of the Estate hundred yards after the boats put spent dersigned Administrator away, undoubtedly PACT AGREED ON bers oi their families Christmas of Mlya Kiahimoto, deceased, to all but she sank the mostly in the White House. The pres- de- night of the 18th. Complete Line of Chinese persons having claim against said ident and his wife went to church in Most , Fresh Pasteurized cedent or her estate to present the For the rest of the afternoon the the morning. It rained most of th Goods at same, duly authenticated, and with two boats kept together but at sunset (Associated Press ay U. S. Naval Wirslsss.) day and they did not spend the holiday MILK, ORE A it--, 111., 26. R CO. proper vouchers. If any exist, to the they lost touch with each other. For CHICAGO. Dec. John in the open. FONG INN and Ice Cream CALENDAR Henry Waterhocse Trust Company, two days and three nights Captain Williams was today appointed refere Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio ; WEEKLY di- Honolulu DSiTVmpn'c Limited, the duly appointed and quail-fle- d Hansen steered in a southeasterly of all labor disputes which arise in Store 1152 Nuuanu SL, nr. Pauahl flecn packing industry. 55 GUARDSMEN TO GO 1&2-467- .Administrator-o- f the estate of rection experiencing terrible weather. the house Packers Ptone 6 MONDAY" said deceased, at their office in Hono- On the morning of the 21st the storm and employes of all the principal TO TRAINING CAMP Lodge No. 3. Reg-- - City and County of Honolulu, broke and as the light grew stronger firms have agreed to accept his decis 'Harmony lulu. NAVY smoke was seen on the horizon and at Ions and not to engage in strikes or Fifty-fiv- e ARMY and ttlar meeting at 7:30 p. m. Territory of Hawaii, whether such members of the Hawaii '.Iaims be secured or unsecured, within 9 o'clock the Tsuyama Maru hove to. lockouts for the term of the war. National Guard were designated this LADIES' from the 12th day of De- and picked up the weary and hungry UNIFORMS six months afternoon by army headquarters to at and enlisted men. White Shoes THURSDAY cember, 1917, (the date of the first men. With Captain Hansen were Pur tend the second officers' training camp for officers at low prices. notice) they will ser Williams, Second Mate Arthur W. & CO. Pacific Rebekab. Lodge No. L publication of this or COAST MARINER at Schofield Barracks. The names W. AHANA MANUFACTURERS' SHOE ' be forever barred. Hansen, the chief steward and 11 sea were not ready in to be published King St., near Bethel STORI : Regular meeting at 7:30 p. m., time 1051. Fort St. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST men and firemen. During the time in the Star-Bulleti- n in its late edition : to be followed by a Christmas COMPANY, LIMITED, they were in the small boat they had tree and entertainment on the Administrator of the estate of Mlya sailed 200 miles towards Honolulu. Home-mad- e, appetizing As they were not exposed for such DIES, AGED 61 The YTiof "gardea Kishimoto, deceased. SPECIALS perfect toof coating 966 Dec. 12, 19, 26, Jan. 2, 9. a length or time as the crew of the FRIDAY NIGHT second boat, the next day on the Tsii every week at GRAPHILATUM yama Maru saw them as fit as ever. METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Associated Press by U. S, Naval Wireless.) HONOLULU IRON First Judicial Circuit, Territory o As the Tsuyama Maru ran short of SAN FKANCISCO. Cal., Dec. 26. New, clean, white, sanitary WORKS COY coal due to Phone -5 Agents Hawaii At Chambers In Probate. the storm she was forced Capt. George , Scott, a director of the ON THE ROOF to put into Msroran, JapAn, where Dollar Steamship Company and for In the Matter of the Estate of Wil the .Thor's officers, and crew were several years a pilot in and out of this liam IL Healy, Deceased. landed December 8. harbor, died yesterday, aged 61. He VEST POCKET "It was a terrible experience," said was widely known in coast marine cir Commencing Dec. 28, Friday is go STEINWAY Notice to Creditors. Purser Williams, today, "but happily cles. ing to be one of the most popular KODAKS HALL no one was lost. The two days in the nights on $7.00 upward. 4. v the Roof Garden. There , a The undersigned, the duly appointed small boat were a constant round of NEWLANDS' DEATH ' will be three beautiful prizes awarded HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLYXO. and qualified Administrator of the es bailing, and many times it was only to the fortunate winners in our draw- 1059 Fort St. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. tate of William H. Healy, deceased. by working at top speed that we were DELAYS INQUIRY INTO ing contestl hereby gives notice to au creditors or able to keep afloat Wave after wave RAILWAYS SITUATION The prizes are on display now. to swamp wsll-wearln- I.O.O.F. the deceased to present their claims threatened us but we never Adv. Natty, stylish, g Adler-- .: y : . - ' i V duly authenticated and with proper gave up hope and balled the harder. (Associated Press by U. S. Naval Wireless.) may 26.-T- he - vouchers or duly authenticated copies You be sure that we were mighty WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec. vaiencia ATTENTION- thereof, if any exist, even the claim glad when the Tsuyama Maru hove on Monday night of Senatoi COLLEGIAN uranses it death WHY PAY for Men. is secured by mortgage upon real es-- in sight." Francis G. Newlands of Nevada, MORE? Clothes CHUN HOON Fen-to- trie to the . undersigned, James . chairman of the senate committee on THE CLARION Hotel A Fort The ; Odd. Fellows and Keka.u,.,ke nrv Queen Phone Fer Ick, at his office at the Ha SENECA'S 1917 SUGAR interstate Commerce, has delayed the 3392 Bebekahs, their Hviyes, and walian '.Electric Company, Limited, railway inquiry into the circum- Apples, $1.50 per box. First grade 223-22- Christmas 7 King street, Honolulu, Terri TAKES OLD FREIGHT RATE surrounding demands for fra- stances the Newton Pippins and White Winter children,, are hereby tory of Hawaii, within six months higher wages made by the brother Perroain. Come and get them. Geo. ternally invited to be'pres-- from date of the first publication of Not all of the sugar cargo of the hoods and the suggestions for unifica A. Belayeff, 926 Maunakea street. HANAN'S BEST SHOES this notice or such claims will be for Seneca, approximating 7000 tons, will tion of the. roads under federal super VLT9 AHtr BOOKS barred." - ; New Fiction, Standard Sets, ent at the Christmas Tree ever' have to pay the new freight rate of vision. . And ; all persons Indebted to said War Books, Books for Children. M'lNERNY 815 a ton to New York via the canal. OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 17 SL SHOE STORE be given at the Odd estate are hereby notified to make 1917 sugar PATTEN'S Hotel to The which she carries, AMERICANS BRING JOY PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Fort, above King immediate settlement with the under two-third- s St De- amounting to about of v Fellows : Buildings on signed, administrator - as br AT XMAS aforesaid. cargo, will go at the old rate of 89.50 TtTFRENCH IF YOU WISH . TO ADVERTISE IN - - Hawaii, 21, 1917. cember 27th, 1917, at 7 :30 at his said office.- ' V h ton. The 1918 sugar she carries, Honolulu, Dec. NEWSPAPERS Dated Honolulu, December 6, 1917. however, will take the higher rate (Continued from page 1) n n sPor coits m. Visiting Odd Fel-- ; JAMES FENTON FENWICK, to expectation Anywhere at Any Time, Call on 01 p. . Contrary the Seneca entering All bills against the Department of s U Mandarin Coats of stern manner, soldiers Administrator the estate of.WnUam uiu not ciean up au iue crops. the Public Instruction of the Territory of Write W Stockings, Et - Bebekahs , sre . ivu much as did the V lows and iieaiy, ueceasea. There is still some of this year's into the fun quite as Hawaii, incurred during the present W. L." STANLEY. - half-wonderi- youngsters. ,THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY invited : to be ' sugar at Big Island points. biennial period beginning January 1, S. OZAKI fraternally 214-31- - F Kaulkeolanl Building. Hono- Pretty Ceremony Held '24 Sansome St. San Francisco 1915, and ending December 31, 1917, 109-11- 5 - When the dcor was opened a beauti North King present ;. J ; :v 7:' CHIEF JUSTICtT SILENT and remaining unpaid, must be for 8t Attorney for Administrator. ful "program reminiscent of the sacred office Depart ISLAND CURIO COMPANY 696(HDec. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1917; 2, was given, warded to the of the Jan. ON FUTURE ASSOCIATION character of the occasion of Instruction, properly COMinirrEE.v , 1918.'.,:.. ; chil- ment Public Curios, Largest stock of '.,;:.:-9- . beginning with a procession of out on regular forms, not Hawaiian Stamps, Coins, mostly French, decked in their made the and Post Cards. The-- most com- I am, not ready to make an an dren, than January 10, "1918, in order HIGH SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE. accompanied by then later plete and attractive Curio Store. PIANOS . nouncement yet," said Chief Justice best clothes and to insure payment of same. mothers or refugees driven from the , In the Territory. - ? A. G. M. Robertson of supreme HONOLULU'LODGE NO. 1, by of the occupied by the German and no tv H. V. KINNEY, 170 Hotel Street Honolulu BERGSTROM Under and rirtue of a Writ court, this afternoon when land MUSIC C, . ORDER OF PHOENIX asked re happines3 Superintendent of Public 102O i'MFRN Execution from the District Court of garding a report seeing for the first time the Instruction. Fort 8t Phone 51 Will meet at their home; corner of Honolulu, City and County of Hono- that he will become of an American Christmas. 6974 7t associated with Attorney C. H. Olson rcretacia ana ...ton: Eireeis, every lulu, -- Territory of Hawaii, on the 8th Suddenly, as the procession of chil LORD-YOUN- in practise G Thursday evening, at 7: so o'clock. . day Decmter, A. D. ,1917, In the the of law after the first dren appeared, ready to enter the hall, NOTICE. : 1 tf of the year. It J. W. ASCH. Leader. . matter of Plumbing Supply Company, is also reported that the lights flashed on, revealing not Engineering Co., Ltd. Protective Agency of Hawaii Attorney Henry Holmes, now asso- A special meeting of the stockhold : : plaintiff, H. Yamamoto, defendant, only one but a miniature forest ct FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. ts. ciated with Attorney Olson, will Engineers and Contractors sum Ninety-Seven- " . an 3 re trees, decked gay toys, ers of the Pacific Sugar Mill will be PATROLS for the of from Christmas with Block, Honolulu, Day LODGE 616, B. O. E, ($97.13), together vrilJj tire law practise on January 1. candy, lighted candies, while held at the office of its agents, Panthecn T. H. , and Night HONOLULU P. 13100 Dollars fruit and Telephone 2610 4- 4. A. & Co., Ltd., 55 and 4537 S-- costs, interest and my expenses, I did, - around the bases were piled boxes of F. Schaefer Mer Phone 1411. s meets in their hall street, Honolulu, on Elite Bldo. on King St. near on the, 10th day of December, A." D. PERSONALITIES toys and clothing. chant Friday, the WM. E. MILES, Mgr. Fort every Friday 1917, at Honolulu aforesaid, levy upon When Santa Claus appeared, a greal, 8th day of December, 1917, at 10 -- o'clock a. m., for the purpose of tak- "evening. . , and shall offer and expose for sale MKS. W. T. LIVINGSTON, wife of stalwart figure U the traditional cos- J Visiting ing as may necessary C. H. TRULLINGEE brothers.: are cor- - and seULat Public Auction to the high- W, T. Livingston of the Hawaii Meat tume, it suddenly dawned on the such action be X est bidder,: the property ; hereinafter CO., is resting easily a crowds of children, thefr and to authorize the Issuance of the com- Optician , aiaixy invuea 10 av after rather mothers FEDERAL --- pany's notes secured by mortgage w to :; tend. . a; v described to satisfy, the said Writ of severe operation performed this morn other relatives and friends, and espe De- Successor A. N. Execution, at the front: (mauka) en ing by Dr. A. G. Hodgins cially the refugees, it was not &n amount sufficient to retire on to Sanford JAS. 1L FIDDES.. E. R. at the that 1917, EL CEE , uJ trance of the Judiciary Uuilding, in Queen's hospital. only aChristmas for "lea Sammis," cember 31, all of the bonds of Liquid ; - Boston Block, Fort St. Roofing Cement 11. DUNSHEE, Sec. , k said Honolulu at 12 o'clock noon of but for' themselves also. The soldiers the company now outstanding and un- Friday, 11th day January, A. D. provided paid and for any other purposes inci- LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. : the of themselves had gifts for the :; HERMANNS SOEHNE; 1918, poor prac- dental thereto. ' 169-17- 7 So. King 8L , " unless the sum due under said children and families and . Honolulu Lodge NoM Writ of Execution,: together with in- HERE'S RELIEF tically the entire American division Dated at Honolulu, Dec. 24, 1917. Vers aminlungen In K. of P. Hall terest, cota aqd my feea and expenses watched the distribution of pifts. PACIFIC SUGAR MILL, MESSENGER Montag: v,.:- By W. WALDRON, J a den ersten and dritten are previously paid. -" Not a Child Forgotten J. AND Decbr.,$,und 17. Janry. 7 und 22. "t PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: Not a child among the thousand Its President, OS 4 end 18. ; Febry. und IK Man. All of the r title and interest FROM THAT PAIN was forgotten. Each child received an Secretary. , Versammlung Marx. 18, Irhtr 6976 Dec. 24, 26, 27. LAUNDRY General above-name- d, individual gift. Then the dis- Praea.' of H. Yimamotb, defendant soldiers E1HL KLEMME In and to that certain Lease tributed Candies, fruits and toys. The NOTICE. V ; Mm tiVll OHMS. . : Numbered 388 from the Trustees' un- children laughed and cried with hai-pines- s. many der the Will and of the Estate of Why Waste Time and Prolong and of the mothers broke PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. STRAY . MYSTIC XODGE No. 2, K. of P.-- .' also, Bernice P. 'Bishop, deceased, to H. Lin- down and cried whllo net a few FELT In Pythian UalL corner Yamamoto, premises Suffering When Sloan's of the big soldiers in their uniforms ' Meett Fort of those situate ' In accordance with Ordinance No. HATS FORMS tad Beretania streeta, every Friday on the Waikiki side of Coqke street, iment Acts So Promptly furtively wiped their eyes. 65 as amended by Ordinances Nos. 91 STYLISH MILLINERY 7:30 o'clock, , Visitinj i evening at mauka of Foundry street, in said Ho Similar entertainments were heW and 102 of the City and County pf T. OZU HAT is STORE Lrothera cordially Invited. . .. nolulu, said premises being as Stop the pain! Give me relief! at all bases and camps where rajte known the Honolulu, all persons holding flat Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu SL it. gosung. a a : Lots 2 and 3. Block 17, together with That's what you want when you're Americans are quartered. Great, water privileges are hereby notified How to Equip a ' A. B. ANGUS, P. C,s K.R. and S. all interest In the buildings thereon hurt That's what you ge with Sloan's toothsome' "turkey dinners" were that the waer rates for the period situate, said lease beina for a term Liniment. It cot only "kills pain," served, there was a generous distribu ending June 30. 1918, are due and pay- 5 of 14 years and months from but does it quickly, without delay. tion of "smokes" and candy, and all in day HEADQUARTERS t Jan able on the FIRST of JANUARY, Company of MOOSE uary 1, 1915, at an annual rental of If you're tormented by Rh"imatism, all the expeditionary force spent a real 1918. Llagoon Bldg, 184 Merchant Open 880.00. - C;-- - Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Backache, American Christmas. Upon failure to pay such water daily from 8 A. M. to 6 P. it. Phone Terms , of ? Sale: .Cash in- - United any body or nerve pain just see how rates within THIRTY days thereafter Infantry . Tt-I- :-y: " " ' x States Gold Coin. Instantly a little Sloan's Liniment icco. y . ?.:V FOOD ADMINISTRATOR an additional charge of Ten Per Cent Dated at Honolulu, City and County, gives relief. The very first applica- !. plainly to All Vlaltlng. Brothera Invited will be adde In temporary store This Is all laid the of Honolulu, Territory of HatraiL this tion rests and comforts. Seems to OFF FOR WASHINGTON All privileges upon which rates re- King St., opp. Union Grill 1th day of DecemberA. D..1917. reach right, down to the seat of the main unpaid after February 1, 1918, '"A" "B" "C PATRICK GLEASONi trouble, warming and easing the J. F. Child, federal food adminis- will be shut off . FREE UkULELE LESSONS Deputy High .Sheriff, Territory of nerves and tissues. You can almost trator, is leaving for Washington, D Rates are payable at tbd office of The Independent Review Instrument you buy from HawaiL inflammation, swelling to Book With any feel the or C this afternoon attend a confer the Honolulu Water Works, KapiolanJ Published Monthly Equipment 6365 Dec 11, 26, 1917, Jan. 10, 1918 stiffness subside, as the pain grows ence of state and territorial food ad Building, H .rMulu, HawaiL Earnest K. ICaai , , Leading English-Japanes- e less and less. ministrators. While in the nationa.' F. G. KIRCHHOFF, Magazine '.by , - r New) . O ' C. Balrd, . '(Get Particular NOTICE-T- STOCKHOLDERS. You dont even have to wait to rub capital M ry. Child will personally pre General Manager Honolulu Water Subscription Itate $1.00 per year Lieut. Raymond - - " V25 Union St. Phone 202S In Sloan's Liniment. It penetrates, sent to Herbert Hoover, national ad Department. P. O. Box 474 30 Campbell Block 25tr Infantry, U. 8. A. and Sewer Merchant Street, Honolulu MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY. and its clear, clean liquid can be pour- ministrator, Hawaii's food and labo' 6971 Dec. 18, 20, 22, 24, 26. 28, 3L Written primarily for the torea-tee-r ed right on the skin without staining. problems. 1 He will be gone about - a officer; It may be of service -- - Notice Is. hersby siren that the Get a generous size bottle from your month. - . to the regular officer as well , stock books of this company will be druggist today. 25c, 50c, SL00. closed to transfers from Wednesday, Jurors Tor the 1918 term of circuit PRICE 25c 1 V December 26, 1917, to Monday. Decem court "'wfll.be drawn' at 9 o'clock ber 31. 1917, both days inclusive. morning in Judge C. W. Ash-ford'scou- rt COSf POUND Stomach Med! Star-Bullet- - Twenty-thre- e Marvelous in MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY, persons to ctn and System RebuiMer Honolulu "By Its Treasurer, :,? - V 8erveas grand Jurors will be selected, Liver, Kidney and Blad- A. BALCH. - 26 persons serve as jurors der Remedy Hn Blood J. and to trial Qeanser and Laxative. 125 Merchant St. Honolulu. T. 1U Dec 24, 1917. In each of the .three court divisions, Ail Druggists. 76 Dec 24, 26, 28. V - making a total of 101 names. 00

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HONOLULU STAR-BULLET- IN FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS PERSONALS u BAMBOO FURNITURE. MONEY LOANED. CHIROPODIST. DAILY ANO SEMI-WEEKL- AUTOMOBILES. FURNISHED HOUSES. S Chevrolet, 1916 model, ex Desirable houses In various parts of R. Ohtani, Fort near Kukul. Tel. 302S. Money loaned on diamonds, watches DR. F. O. KANSLER. Elite Bldg., 164 . Subscription: Terms ef condition, new, the city, unfurnished, 6800 tf and Jewelry at legal rates. Federal Hotel St Tel. 5536. 6966 tf Daily SUrrBuUtUn 75 centa per month. cellent tires almost furnished and newly painted, new top. Address at $15. 318. 820. 825. 830. 935. 940 and Loan Office. 95 N. King St 6365 tf it.M per copy. NEW f 5 cents h. CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. THOUGHT. It f;tyear. Field Artillery Exchange, Schofield up to 3125 a m-nt- See list in our 6emi-We-y Star-Bulleti- n. $2 per year King 6963 tf office. Trent Trust Co.. Ltd., Fort Fidelity Loan Office, 52 N. St ''Advertising Rites: Barracks. Boston Cafe CooleFt place In town. Money loaned on diamonds, watches Free class in New Thought meets street, between King and Merchant. Open day each Tuesday, 10:30 a, m.. Beretanls Classified and. Business Announce- A BARGAIN After the show, stop in. and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr inter-tio- n, and Miller. Strangers welcome. For ments I cent per word per each good condi New cottage, 126 Kealohilanl and night Bijou Theater. Hotel St Studebsker, . books or information Tel. 1579. i! up to one week. tion, good .tires, sest covers, etc. (Waiklkl). also opportunity to pur- 6539 tf MERCHANT TAILOR. 6910 tf HAMM-YOUN- Estimate six words per line. - 5859. curtains, gas range, THE VON O CO, cents Cssh or terms. 8326.00.- Tel. chase furniture, Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. li Per line, one week 30 6967 at a bargain. Call at house. Honolulu LIMITED . HMe 40 cents tf and cleanliness our motto; open day 6454 6m DRESSMAKERS. Per Pie, two weeks 6948 tf DISTRIBUTORS IS 70 cents and night Hotel St., opp. Bethel. Per line, one mont Dodge Touring Car, fine condition and MASSAGE. Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc, Per line, six months.. 60 cents ea, mo. a bargain, must sell at once, with Completely furnished cottages and 5518 tf made to order. Also repairing and - application. apartments Apply electro-neerin- g. Olher rates upon garage. ' Lt J. M. Johnson, Fort on the beach. CLEANING AND DYEING. K. Hashimoto, massage and sewing lessons. Reasonable prices. No adTertisements of liquors or cer-tai- n Shatter. 6973 tf Mrs. Crctsaty, 1909 Kalakaua Ave. Nuuanu opp. Williams Mrs. Chow. 229 Merchant ac- St. Y.H. proprietary medicines will be 6779 tf A. B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned, undertaking office, Phone 1785. rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone Co. - Flre-passcng- American er 1916, Optical cepted. Chevrolet model dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. 6400 3m 4058. 6881 lyr. . ad- Bungalow, partly Ring ur In replying to adTertisements, excellent condition, Lnut Reuly, furnished. 6104 tf 1148 Fort St, Honolulu dress your repllea exactly as stated In 4th Civalry, Schofiald Barracks, 6042. 6970 tf Massage parlors for ladies. Mrs. S. Mrs. S. Masaki MaunaV'a and Bere- Opposite Catholic Convent T. 6972 tf Steam cleaning, St., nr. Gas Co. 64 Kukul lane, Unla, 6814 6m i! the advertisement ; H. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. Alakea Hirao. phone 5D3. THE HOUSE If you are a telephone subscriber, 6234 tf Nuuanu street. 6956 lm OF SERVICE we will One 1917 Overland. Address Box 775, LANGUAGE ANO PENMANSHIP. phoned your adrertlsement; Unfurnished two-bedroo- m cottage, ' Star-Bulleti- n office. 6972 6t LAUNDRY. chant ty, 1 1436 Young street near Keeaumoku. COLLECTION AGENCIES. MALTERRE'S French and Penman- . OUR PHONE . 19 6947 ship AUTO ACCESSORIES. tf Quick Collecting agency. See Wo, 1310 LUiha street. Phone Lersons sow opened at Room FOR ALL' PURPOSES Returns 3, Bldg. Age no K F. 12 Bldg. Tel. 5113. Called for and delivered. Elite hindrance. Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, WANTED Three bedroom house, 311 Peck Ave. Nichols, Brewer 6806 A bicycle 683V-6- m 6971 tf Napkins . ' All.makeVot auto and tires Apply 283 Vineyard street, 6932 tf 3540. tf and TowJet Etc at-ten- d tubes; auto accessories; also AM.-HA- JC0 and women to and SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. PAPER CO Ltd. P Wanted men vulcanising, retreading, , rebeadlng, CUT PRINTING. the SalTetlon Army meeUnxs. FURNISHED ROOMS. FLOWERS AND PLANTS. PBone 1410 E - etc Taisho Vulcanising Co., Ltd., - 9 street. Tuesday, wed- . prices, which MME. CLEO J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr BereUnla ISO ' Merchant Ewa Alakea street Desirable light housekeeping or single Coconut plants for sale, Samoan va- We do not boast of low R Thursday, ; Saturday and poor quality; has taken an office in the Love build- nesday, riety. A. usually coincide with ' Phone 3197. :.: 6582 6m rooms, moderate charges, central lo- Apply D. Hills, Lihue. ing, 1140 Fort street, room 6; Don't 8unday, at 7:45 p. m. AdJuUnt and Kauai. 6277 tt but e "know how" to put life, Automobile - cation, quiet, clean? Ganzel Place. fail to consult her if you need ad- Mrs. James a Welt wUl welcome Automobile, carriage, wagon surUes hustle and go Into printed matter, 6WS-l-m 112 Vineyard, cor. 6940 v : : Fort. tf and vice on business, health, love or tJL. Quaker, Portage tires, tubes. , New T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635 and that is what talks loudest Star-Bulleti- n marriage. Phone 4115. 6952 tf Mfg. Co. Tel. 2742. 6298 tf longest Honolulu Repairing XUpsJr We guarantee to Oahtf Carriage Large room for two gentlemen, also Koofs to ,6803 6m single room. Special by Printing Department, 125 Merchant See Lou Rogers or rates tlie Toyoshiba, King St., opp. Vida Villa. PERSONALS. FRANK COOMBS ; I leak. month. Heinle's Tavern.' Phone street. ilcmxo Jones. lead, others 1324 L 6411 --3m Bishop and Queen TeL 2182 Accessories; tires. Tel. Smoot 4986.- - 6743 tf Everything in Jewelry sold m easy follow. Eureka Paint Co., tl So. Alakea and Merchant PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. Steinhauser.. CONTRACTORS payments at the. Jewelry Depart- 6303 6m Citadel Hotel, 71 Beretanla rtreet. AND BUILDERS. G. Floyd 03 Stangenwsld ment in The Model Clothiers, Fort Furnished rooms, 82 and 32.60 per Perkins. 6953 To rent by reliable partr bed rt HONOLULU PLANING MILL, LTD. Bid;. Phcne 2907 6809 6m street tf MEAT MARKET 4 GROCERY pre-ferre- d. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. week. 6902 room cottage. Punahou district' tf Contractcrs and Builders. Manufac- -- LANGUAGE LESSONS. Telephone WW. -- or-P. .a turers of doors, sashes, frames, PLUMBERS. ' THOR motorcycles ; Pierce bicycles ; Rooms for light housekeeping, high , Box 17. Hraolttlu. . ; u blinds, molding, screens, brackets, HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS. supplies; paintirg; repairing. K. elevation, close in. Phone 1998. etc. Won Loui Co., Smith street. Tel. 1033. Phone 3451 opp. Ry. 4018. 6963 All kinds of mill work, finish- W. J. Coelho. translator and Inter- Co'- pkahlro, Oahu TeL tf 6815 6m C. Q. YEE HOP e CO.vi-- ; Peerless Preeernng ing, tuning. Repair work and sttall preter in the Public Land Office, is ' Roof Specialists. jobs a specialty. St. Tel. 1510. " Pitch and Grarei agt. So. King. rooms apartments. Fort now give Ha- 65 Queen T. EKI c. clemotor Furnished and The SHIRTMAKERS. prepared to lessons in . sUU at the old ttand, St 6804 6m 574 6806 6m' to Fairmont Beretanla. 6929 tf waiian to those wishing learn the '(? 4981. . u v."' Phoni Reed & McAfee, YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamss language. Classes for ladles anl for SS. BICYCLES. FOR RENT. marble and tile con .. ; opp. gentlemen are now forming the per- MXHESNEY COFFEE CO. car, totfring or roadster, Bulck tractors. Office and show room at made to order. 1305 Fort St. ,- Lixht pay cash, Kukul Phone 2331. 6442 lyr sonnel of which, are to be determin- Dodge preferred, will Komeyc Bicycles, Pucihowl & King. Nuuanu and Merchant streets. . Pre- St COFFEE ROASTERS or . HOTELS ed by each -- class. For terms apply - Box 774. Care of StaMJulle-.- liminary estimates furnished. Phone Address - Akagi, 1218 street, snd Office, Capita Dealers In Old Kona ' r 6972-r- tf 1455. Nuuanu shirts at the Public Land Coffee " THE PIERPOINT 6944 tf pajamas made to order. Phono 6041. Building. 6972 tf I!t-J--- -. ' - MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King St Merchant St 'Honolulu bcokkeep-- "On the Beach, at Waikikl" - 6307 tf. ' SteriOrapny. typewriting or ; 803 6m Electrical contractor charges reason- erenlng work. Box Furnished bungalors and rooms; ex EARNESTLY MEANT (Confidential) - ingwantei!1 aa 'i:! ;';:. aoie. Aiotoyama & Yamane. Phone G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu 644-l- m 6803-6- m cellent meals; splendid bathing and St ; : . SATO, 330 N. King. TeL 1026. 3018 day, 7364 evenings. 6916 6m 77, SurBnlletla. - of good character, middle aged boating; 1000-fo- ot promenade pier; 6451 3m Man. (retired), healthy and pleasant dis- By SahraUon Army, clothing and REAL ESTATE. beautiful marine and mountain M. Fujita, contractor and builder, the , K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. position, wishes to meet a middle " tor-relief- Phone view; terms reasonable Mrs. John painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. PIANOS . furniture wort; sq. King. 6805 6m aged woman with good character 1166. 6866 lm 30.150 ft Present Income 8I with Cassldr. TeL 5708. 6202 tf 6300 lyr. HONOLULU MUSIC CO., available room for 10 or more, cot- and comfortably fixed with an ob- Ltd. 8HOE REPAIRING. Anti-Germa- n. ' : market price will be, paid for tages. , Central location. See Guer- ject of getting married. .1107 The best AUCTION BULLETIN CONTRACTORS GENERAL. photograph. Box 773, Fort Street - Clean rero, 27 Campbell block. Phone 5489. NEW SHOE SHOP Inclose wuaeawwuu'ti 1 . Star-Bulleti- n, n. ; r,-- ' 6975 Star-Bulleti- . care 3t Honolulu 6784tf c: 6967 tf r'-- CHRISTMAS day falling on Tuesday Ohio Building Co., general contractors. M. G. Teives does shoe re- we ahall not open day. Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone Re- Kal-muk- be for that pair work at reasonab'e prices. devel- WANTED. Bungalow, 1028 i; - A new trade and industrial SITUATION East 5th Ave ; The next sale at the Rooms will be 2113,- 1383 Emma street near Vine- 1385 6918 4 - member Emma St. lm opment of interest in the Canton dia Get all the light you V minutes from car line. on Friday, December 28, at 10 yard street Honolulu. 6886 6m are pay. Pig Chinese boy, well known In town. Modern conveniences. Price, 91450. trict has resulted from the growing A'' years expert-- o'clock, when we shall sell officers' TEA HOUSES. ore, lng for by using Edijon v. hA I or t - - . E. O, Parm. v ; " 6974-t-f C. Yamamato, 82 S. Kuktii St., phone demsnd for wolframite and the ftuv hi or effects. . Furniture of all kinds, lots ence as a collector for a number 4430; general contractor; bulldin- -. Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. recent discovery that this mineral It Mazda Lamps. - of goods for quick realization at bar- firm, would like position as couec- LIVESTOCK. 6354 tf Oda, prop. Telephone. 3212. 6183 tf to be found in marketable quantities nr anma cne firm, beginning gain prices. Kwangtung province. The demand ELECTRIC SHOP We want you to pick out your in first of year if possible. Address Brown saddle mare, 6 H years old. DRESSMAKER. TYPEWRITERS. ccraes chiefly from America and ss ; - grass rugs at once and not growl A- P. P. F. O. BOX Over: 15 handa high part thorough- soon ore was known to exist - P" W M . ss the , J . .t - to management , the when they are ';. i9C6 'J:::,,,;: wreu, auuuu, Ve- - Rebuilt Underwood and Reminron ' lit.; (coue ua suae. tmn Mrs. Rodunet dressmaking. El. here American merchants immediate- : -- 1 -- all gone not reserving some Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon for H or, J4.. New Spanish saddle for for rano, 1057 Beretanla St 6936 lm typewriters. Hen. Typewriter Ex., ly set about Its exploitation. HELP WANTED. and bridle. Would make good pole "you. One thing is quite certain, 184 Merchant Phone 5575. 6814 6m ' U A. Givren. of Bsngor. Me. mount Price 8150.00. S. L Shaw, you can never again in years dupli- ENGRAVING. James . tn. fair tvtattlnn fn nrlnt sell- VULCANIZING. who never before this year hss rslseft Chocolatesll i P. O. Box 1236. v : 6977 Ct cate these prices. They are , at-- vegetables HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. plant Also opportunity of ing in San higher fig-ure- a Calling and business cards, mono- - any garden has three v'v lax Francisco at a a . . FOR SALE PET STOCK. wholesale, not retail There- grams, weoamgt invitations and an Old tires made new, moderate prices. pumpkins which weigh more then 125 Hotel and Bethel Streeta ABPly Mr. Thomas. Y M. C. JL -- fore "if. in need of GRASS RUGS nouncements, rtatlonery, etc.; cor New Hawaii Vulcrnizing, Maunakea pounds, and the largest is 69 Inches in ,., 6714- Thoroughbred Scotch, Collie; Star-Bulleti- n and 'aufchi Sts. 6814 6m , . -tf a faith and mats make your purchases now rect styles. Printing circumference fuV deToted companion and : pro- get Department, 125 to take complete and the low prices current in Merchant St WOOD AND COAL. Al cost accountant tector, 9 months old; make a most this place for American Wire Grass SILVA'S ? charge of office. Mutt be absolute-A- l desirable .Xroas present E. O. Farm, Rugs FURNITURE. Star-Bulleti- n. at far lower prices than Rugs Co., nr. - 776, ' Tanaba Pauahl, River st, tel WAR. man.- Box ; V- PUZZLES ; TeL 7417. ; - 6974-t-f made of Rice Straw, at the Rooms 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- TOGGERY Home of Hart For furniture repairing, polishing and 18x36 plain for 40c. figured as ' 6297 Schaffner Marx Clothes 50c ma wiAti 4eiw KI rr. sale and retail tf 4 MISCELLANEOUS. against inferior articles advertised ne Da. nnomnher for Plantation of kano, 816 So. King street Tel. KING, NEAR FORT on Island of Ham alL Address CORRUGATED IRON AND NAILS at 75c, and so on up the line in LOST flee, prices, we are .2096. 6941 m 944, Star-uuueu- n orace. : City Mill Company. sizes and the lowest Box The Ltd, has Just town. . :;-;- in Honolulu Auction Rooms, second-han- d LOST No. 2770, 200 . , :6377 t received a large shipment of 24 and New and furniture bought Certificate ICE 6 J. S. Bailey. No. 5C86. 200 Min- 2 gauge corrugr ted Iron . rooting. and sold, rnone 3998. lzsi Fort shares and shares, care 'of children and do St Co., r.tri to uke from 6 to 10 feet lengths,' and gal a 6453 6m i eral Products Ltd., standing in DISTILLED Ught house work. ; Apply 1825 Co- ranked nails, which wa are selling As result of a suggestion from the name of Mrs. Austin B. Cham- . from pure water rapid . 6976 3t the American consulate based upon motor llar street . at the lowest market prices. 6961 tf Saikl. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta berlain. Return Armitage & Co., persons warn- delivery. the higher prices for maize from Ven- nla St 6078 tf Merchant St. All are OAHU Boya to Irorn trade, age 14 to 16. Cabrelra Nursery, 2060 Metcalf street ed against negotiating same. ICE CO. school Apphr an- - ezuela, shipments of maize from Ven- Phone 1128 ; J rnmmnn education. cor. Dole, choice lot of growing trees JUNK. 6972-De- c. 19, 22. 26, 29 pertntendert Star-Bulleti- n. 6894 tf in tubs suitable for Christmas trees, ezuela to the United States have been from 3 feet to feet in height 81.75 undertaken for the first time on re- bought sold. LOST Certificate No. 11787. 100 MKlttur fn Tnnnt SO Junk and Phone 4366. ttn.i.V iuvo vint.il ii - o 17.50 Also large quan cord, and already tons have been Sugar Co.. close to each. a 6407 6m shares Olaa Ltd.. in the Cafe. One liring in preferred. tlty of ipalma to be sold cheap. sent If present New York prices hold name of Chas. Marques. Return to The Waterhouse Co.. Ltd. ; crop :fV' 6963 14t . 7 v until the new of maize comes in MIMEOGRAPHING. Armitage '& Co., Merchant St All there may be large shipments, as the persons are warned against nego- Underwood Typewriters Ernerienced manicurist wanted in New Nelson's Loose Leaf Encyelopae-- - crop prospects are extraordinarily Barber Shop., 6978 tf or (25 tiating same. ',, Young Hotel dia revised to October, 1917, for good. . 100 letters, statements forms YOUNG BUILD7JTO aale at a big reduction. See Ross lines) for 81.25. Excellent work. Between Navy Yard Hono . SHOEMAKER WANTED. and STAR-BULLETI- Samples furnished. G. F. Perkins, Page, at thtf Y; M.C. A. 6974 7t N GIVES YOU lulu, counter instrument.! Stangenwa'd Bldg. 2907. revolution TODAY'S 603 Phone Was name ! ArtCr "Seal Repair snop, otei ana NEWS TODAY 6933 in leather case with plate All : vegetables tf Mul-ron- y. ToTtreets. - , 6920--tf kinds of fruit and on side bearing name M. A. seeds. 1061 Aala street Phone 3564 Star-Bulleti- n ' Finder pleace return to H. HACKFELD & CO. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. .;.V--- v. 6779 tf office, Reward.. 6975 3t Limited ; a. y. NakanUhL 34 Beretanla St, near 1916 8tarr Tiano. Perfect condition. On Moanalua rolf course, Sunday. 4 3102. 6884 Commission Nuuanu. Phone 4511, 6:20 a, m. to : Phone tf The ell Nov. 25, open-face- d watch, gun-met- al Merchants p. phone 7096. 6246-t-f plaid pattern, strap-chai- n. 6 xa. Residence ARMY OFFICERS ATTENTION! you will case with HONOLUx Reward for return to owner. Box 4 eig! power Star-Bulleti- Japanese help of all kinds,, male and Will exchange MultHux 967. Care n. 6957 tf - female, u. iioraoxa. izio mma st Binoculars valued 875 for a Victrola I buy Phone 1420. : 6054 4t and records. Address "Binoculars," ii8i If you Between Schofield Barracks and Star-Bulleti- n 1 office. : 6969 14t value Gulch, hand bag containing officer's U ! your white uniform. Return to Star-Bulleti- BRITISH BATTLESHIP A. notice 'has been, sent out by the 6976 3t "BULWARK" motor. Reward. Philadelphia and Reading ' Coal and Blown up at mouth of Thames. 800 Adelina Claiming that it holds fish more se-- ! Iron --Company that their employes be lives lost three years ago today. CIQAES - curely than the usual tvpe of hook, a 26. 1914. ; furnished pea'coal af 32.95 a tonl The November Norwegian has patented a fish hook' Find a victim. general " public In . re-- FITZPATRICK BROS.. the anthracite strl!utsd .by with the barb at one side of, instead SATURDAY'S ANSWER. xioa must nay tlA) AUTO SERVICE A SUPPLY CO. of inside the point Top ttU tfoic in ssMla, 00

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TWELVE HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1917. What Golf Does to a Man By BRIGGS

r IF t TXker. My ouO f cpect yqo v J vTrtM The TWiS AFTCR- - - . fC V Re 'Rt A ver 1 "Bfi-oev- e" I P.LC- - - - 1(206 To Ff UTTUE WELL- ?usYCR- AT OIRO-T- kc s Qoiaj To TRAvec r Touy OLD IM Ause V2y Pill vmocw and just ae if I had The J aJ tseeTTCR DISCOVERY OF AN UNKNOWN needs. I shall not: marry to get a to have her chance FCR 3UCH. SPECIES." cook but a companion, and as for all not come into her life. MORNING looklng-up-to-you- her of the old r husband "Perhaps she will find out that sacrificing life business, talent is not as great as she thought AT Hli Te. t BY DOROTHY DIX stuff and the me Woman 111 pass that npv too. it was, and she will come to The World H'Qhert Paid my will make up Writer. none tne alave owner In- gradually, and love OFRce "I've of to her for her disappointment. Per- stincts. I want my 'wife to feel free and grown so accustomed to Independent, to develop what- haps she will succeed. If she does E tare and will marry me, I will not stand be- the New Woman that she has ever ability she has and to feel that want her W to be a novelty. We marrying me she got a pal instead tween her and her career. I ceased in to go on and make the most of her - have grown inured to the New Child of a boss. Only an intelligent woman to have why talent. A woman w ho marries a gifted Heaven help us who has can make a good wife, and that's enough to require and who monop-ollze-s going the inside In man Is not selfish the best of everything fm to consider his genius on the altar tb conversation, and holds the stead of the outside of a maiden's head him to sacrifice we of domesticity. Why should a man center of the atage generally. Are w hen I get married. a woman the New Man. and above not be big enough and love sow to have The other New Man is engaged to a enough to be willing to share her gifts All New Husband, with different the girl who has a wonderful voice that with the world and to glory in her tastes In "women and different Ideals of she has spent many years and a for ; cherished success? wifely conduct from those tune In cultivating. The man is deeply enough to want her Adam to wnson "I love Marian by hli sex from i and sincerely in love with the girl, Hie. is not pos- way. More! I, myself, marry to have a happy That It look that but instead of urging her to sible unless she is able to express her- have been privileged to gaze upon and hjm once and give up all thought new at self along her own individual lines. hnM iDeech with two of this public career, which has AT ' ' of the of she I have my profession, why should she .Tne i3Altt I.SIAJT lCT ThT WAT r-- species. dreamed for so many years, he is put J New Man was, oddly en not have hers? The first ting off their marriage until after the People ough, a auccessful moving picture pro out and is "Marriage is a long journey. girl has tested her talent should be very sure the two who ducer. Perhapa be was fed up, as our absolutely sure of Her own heart. that English eouslns say, on feminine pul-chrltu- da elect to take it together know their The next large, "I might tell Marian. he siid, "that own hearts before they start off. and was satiated with home making is a woman's predestlh MORUirJG lovely eyea Coat hare a ray of Therefore, I am considering Marian's didnt career, In the end the voice of ' ry ed that point of view even more than my Intelligence In them, and oi se love Is more satisfying than the ap-lau- little , heads and golden or raven own." of the multitude, and that she Thus spake these two New Men to black 'tresses were nothing but solid croon lullabies over her Ivory. Anyway this Is what the'man had better me. And I thought that if they were In babies than have a theater rise at her. the forerunners of a new type of men said to me in regard to his demands -- ' She would believe me and she would who picked out sensible women in a .wife:- - '.- -- .v-'v willingly marry me now, "I don't care i ran for beauty. When stead of pretty fools for wives and I go to choose a wife I am not going "But the reaction would come, and considered the woman's side of matrl to take a second glance at ner com- as she went about her domestic duties mony, we would soon be able to dis plexion, or notice the color of her eyes she would think with bitterness and pense with the "Marriage is a failure regret of : the career - that she had slogan. . or her hair. Neither do I care wheth er she la fat or thln.1 The one thing thrown away . and ' the sacrifices- - she that I am going to look for in a wire had made for. me and she. would eat (Copyright, 1917, by the Wheeler Syn - her heart' out with unavailing longing dlcate, Inc.) . ia BRAINS. v;-.- - r college "brains, for the ; opportunity that she had let Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu "I dont mean canned slip. I am not going to do this, larly in this paper every Monday, Wed ' Any girl with a good memory let her either. X want to go on with studies nesday and Friday. can grind through college and acquire her her enough text book knowledge; to en- title her to a degree. Why, some of the stupidest" women and the biggest bores I have ever met were college graduates' who were entitled to tack THOUSANDS JOIN - X GODITHERING CHRISTMAS half a dozen letters after their names! r " COflMITY TIE io, when I speak of a woman having KENT Tr, brains I- - mean a woman who has got QMS- - native intelligence, a Quick wit, a.keen OF 11. TROOPS DELIGHTS AT CAPITOL comprehension and a mental alertness S. iiisFiiAii that makes her keep always In touch CW with everything that' going on in the Old Solr-- Bcauiy JDocior world.:.; , - ".. stood thus i tO ;ba white trimpeta. Six of them CHRISTMAS EVE woman who Gnus this txas are 'sald round, means lack of fresh air, and NOT SANCTIONED Nature Joins With Artists and rays strong light,' their That's the, ldnd of favoring, the sports, effects, sweaters,1, too social too in the of a - much amusement and -- a man never low-heele- Making Unique draperies fluttering in the breexe. makes a wife of whom soft hats, rough, plala cults, d- many Chorus in home late hours, in rooms with grows tired. Conversation In the such.- - So much, These were boys from Kamehameha shoes and closed windows. Summer, or warmer Event Success : V :.'.' "".',--'"'"''- na-- never slumps or; . of persons ot every of a wpmatf like that the better for our looks-f- there weather at - least, - brings a period "Neither the war department nor schooL Thousands ser- - , tableaux1 represented the tlonallty rubbed shoulders in a great, down into a. dreary recital of the wnen 'windows must be open, when woman's cbmmittee of' the' Conn-ci- l Between five and six thousand peo- The next the good-nature- d V - ' vants Imperfections, the high cost of must light is furnishing discovery of the Star in the East by jovial, crowd la Hono- frothing be and loose to of National Defense ple on Christmas Eve attended the com- Saturday night butcher's meat and the misdeeds of body , - godmothering," the mountain shepherds and the tula's downtown streets let the breathe, when ainuse- names of soldiers for community Christmas tree qelebra: one big annual ' the children. Tbatvkind of a woman ments naturally are Indulged in out says Mrs. Philip Moore, chairman oi groundar an enter- ing of the three kings of the East who In celebration of the "V: tion in the capitol bear- being, ' seeing a Impres-elveness-w- as followed jthe to mngr. occasion where, for time at can't go down town without of doors. And the benefit Is shown the health and lecreatiofl department tainment that in beauty and star the the dozen funny little things that make by. the fresh faces and light steps woman's committee. She saya as any ing their rich gifts. . ; least, cares and woe ara laid aside - ' of the as successful v ' -" .'- . -- was sorrow";and worry good stories. ; carry ns In the center of the upper anal and turned into . that all Into the winter that this practise has not been found ever given here. always read the last book n: r, 'gaieties. shown the tableau representing: Mary laughtet, song and good fellowship. , "She's to t practicable. Harmony of music and of lights, the anTIias seen the last play, and she can If you want to be beautiful, live as appre and Joseph at the manger where. lay Christmas Eve came to Honolulu as ia Interestingly with her you "While the war department great chorus of trained singers and the new child. rich robes years with all noise, faa discuss them close to Nature as can. Live deeply spirit in which of the born Their recent the husband if he has had time to read out of doors as much as possible, ciates the fine Individual soloists, the rich colors made a beautiful picture as the strong and orderly throngs of humanity that, women , are offering to write to so splendid- and see them, too, and If he hasnt, sleep with open' windows, don't be the the tableaux that showed light was thrown, full upon them. in the pasCbave made tne event a the front," ,says Mrs. building with the ; them so afraid of sun, except on scorch-in- g soldiers at ly, the gay .capitol part Mary was by Mrs. thing wonder to tonrlsts who have she can tell him all about the of France up- The of taken of wont miss 1 a single one of days. Get all the run, wind and Moore, "the experiences figures of herald angels standing J. P. Erdman, and that of Joseph by left colder climes to bask. is Hawaii's that he ' : and England have proven that the top, over them the ,' good points, i Why, I've got a air you caiu. They are the beat right on its and Charles R. Frazier. The shepherds sunshine. - ; '.;.' their - more ' com- for ' cures for everything the line of piaa- ultimately works harm than great glowing star all these were Rev. Henry Judd, Rev. John woman friend now that does that in recently is- P. In all America, perhaps, XhereClpo books I cant, and illness that man has fallen heir to. gocd. Gen Siebert has bined to make the entertainment most Erdman and W. P.: Alexander. Ia ue me. She reads the " v Christmas Eve celebration l1 me. k Walk and swim as as you can, sued a statement from France to this Impressive. : : - , u administers their . contents to in much Young Correthers, Arthur Wyman and interesting as held inV. . to : effect, showing his marked disap- Down In grounds of the old pal- and that sort of predlgested literary capsules . start the blood running fast the Duke Kahanamoku were v the thres lulu. But is only, the beginning, as v through system. Keep proval of the idea. We receive so cosmopolitan crowd stood about" it extremely stimulating and the the pores ace a kings. Roger N. Burnham directed throngs even larger, ; that' are open many letters asking for the names, of living lighted", tree, gaz- the New Year are strengthening; to my mind.- - Po you and active, tOi let out the the huge and and staged the tableaux.. !.; . wastes' system. soldiers that a statement that we are as song or as a rule, and the merriment more iiv suppose any man would ever yawn In of the A perfect ing and listening in silence tense. Up and down Fort street and complexion, - eyes no Indorsing plan. We have sent given expressing ap- ' f a wife who has sense en brilliant and an tie tableau was and ' : along adjacent the face step out to .all our state committees' a plan every number, with. loud ap- CARTER COLLECTS $342 King street, . and ough" to keep him entertained? ' Well elastic are yours then, and many proval of streets the .great crowds J surged oa ' so-call- to-da-y organlezd work which is being guess '; - a neauty of has no f plause when it had ended. ON BOARD VENEZUELA I not. done tinder the direction of the com- one in Monday evening, and with, them all the women who hand out luke more than these three points to base It was a beautiful night; and laughter and - "U's mission on training camp activities. herself seemed looking FOR THE RED CROSS the noise and racket w arm, dish water conversation as the 'her claims to that title. which nature song .thatHonolulans have come to , c-- !y commission, I understand. on listening; white feather who drive "This and P--P- ' refreshments at home balmy Never idle In the Interests of Red know ;so weU. v;. wicked . ' ; Questions and Answers has authorized only two agencies to clouds and a waxing moon in a husbands out into the George K. - race, telr, ' concern- Cross, former Governor Practically? every in the Pa , world to try to find some sprt of di- I SO O lot of Xtnueveorlt try a$ take charge of such questions. atmosphere. mi t - Carter scored a record on board the clflc, as well as a dozes other races, version that has a little pep and ginger teill my nam pet to $taihe& I cannot keep ing camp activities as that of 'god- From the gathering, people wended them clean underneath, though I am el- - mothering.' are subcom Venezuela in the trip from San Fran- were represented in this great kaiei' In I've often wondered that women Plerue. give me These the their way home, humming the old v ,oayt urine a nail file. the cisco to Honolulu when he persuaded doscopic picture, t .The" rubbed it now mittees c.n protective work for girls again they Orient never took a tip from the old tale of rectpe for weaca. z. Christmas anthems that every living soul on board" from the shoulders with the Occident, and no- Echemade, who saved her Twn' life, Rt7jr Rsb vtwlta trader tfc ntn-n- d of the Ntw York Probation and Pro- had known as litUe children. It was a let it star on for a tlm. then tcrub - tective Astoviatkra. Miss Maud Miner. captain to the cookboy and including where along the surging lines of hu- , after all her beauteous predecessors ont with a nail bnub. If the stain re noteworthy thing of the entertainment become a of an blood- director cndthe 'hostess houses' com impresslyenesa the Orientals to member manity was there an accident or tad been slain, by. keeping her mains, lemon jolce will probably remora that in its beauty and the American Red Cross Society. unpleasant incident to jt th quiet thirsty old guy of a husband so fascin- TTflm tun' end fresh air make fieth it. Tbes ara better than prepared mittee, tnder proper. chaperonage for it lost none of the Christmas sim hung bleacb.ee. girls, 60v, Lexington avenue, New Monday he turned over the sum of and success of the occasion. Mounted ated by her conversation that Jie end color the (eoafy teeker : plicity Ameri-Elle- n fair Jor York, Miss CaihtriDc Scott, director. u'njnut"mK,ort 342 to loc1 chapter otthe and foot patrolmen4 were on han on her words for a '.thousand and. one Beach Yaw, : Any information concerning this work orwHt keep the crowds In check, yet their tights.' Believe me, as a permanent VlsWbt7doctorase now visiting Honolulu, gave the first or- ' "Subscriptions were turned in for 53 services were hardly needed, so got Vbeauty Old SOL . ;: "sv . ; -- ". ma be received from either of these runs attraction, brains have lave kept hU hair, curlei vfSh an number, a colorful selection of Chinese on board. nd when the names derly merrymakers.: to the mast every time. - For proof, watch the faces Of your fon, and bobbed, the entire time. It hoe sources." carried clearly and were the lashed kwrt the hair, hovevert and I am taking and trills that were counted, we found one was; mis- The crowds became largest a few . "Then, too, if I marry a woman with : friends, how they thin and tire and (m to tend him to echooi anyway. beautifully torthe fartJtest corner ol -- sing. The Captain declared he would at the grey head shall be grow full Of little wrinkles toward; Pleaee advise a tonic to restore the thick She sang unaccomp moments after the. exercises in her big crowd. -- matter I greuitk. 'Antoinette, the investigate and then it was discovered Community Christmas tret ' hao sure of domestic happiness, because 1 spring,-an- how blooming tiey are, anied from the upper lanat oi tne winter season so-- -- t cIo82. that there were only 52 Chinese on closed, and then thousands of people, . will 'be married to a reasonable crea- In the falU A of ST J. VIMFIRST, capitol. ' . -- "to dally with vaseline. This gtreatb board, Chinese was packed palace , willing ma- i.i axint thrt f of and that the other who had been Into the ture who will be to take .MM aa eatlrelr aew start, with the vase After this came a series Christ sick and had remained behind in San grounds, surged out Into the streets give-and-ta- ke .who live in the South the year line to nourish trimony on a basis. The the frowth. mas songs by the big'massed choir of countrymen people directly Francisco. Ills however, to add their bit to the din and noise. only hopeless In the world are 1500 voices that was arranged -- THEN PROHIBITION , had put up the dollar and, declared The festivities continued until, a Iat fools. '; The less brains . people . have of the building.;.-- This choir in front him in," said the former governor. hour; snd , It was a tired but haoof more nil of prejudices they are, was led by Miss Jano WInne with ex- the HATS COST LESS 'Y. PLANS SHOW throng that left' the streets. ; f ? by 1 the more determined they are to have cellent effect and accompanied the Ma jox, General William L. Sibert, own way, the more Immovable '.';: hav-in-g their Hawaiian band. V second in to Persh- Automobile manufacturers . are There- sang command General , they are in their point of view. Reynold McGrew a pleasing ing in France, is slated to become a difficulty In getting enough steel marry wo- , fore when I an Intelligent Smart new winter millinery at Miss solo entiUed "Noel," In which his ricli lieutenant general in the rapidly ex for their needs due to heavy steel or- 1 shall eliminate the sickening shop selling; greatly, re- NEW YEAR S NIGHT ont crowd. ' man Power's.' is. 'at voice carried rar over the panding American army. P'-i- dered by; the government . hopelessness of having to deal with a duced prices while the "present (stock beautiful - number was WASHINGTON. "Win the war Another wife who can never get any angle on lasts. Second floor, Boston bldck. Fort "Silent Night, by - Mrs. Charles L. Irst, then prohibition," is the slogan g subject but her own and street. Adv.; ; 1 accompanying ner aur-in- a whooes v f V 1 Last year more than 1200 members Temperance Union Hall, the choir hysterics everjr time she , Women's Christian hum- Into : is Y. M. C. A. the choruses, with subdued :." y: women - of the and their friends delegates carried when they lef for crossed. . :'; V American related toAmeri- ming. building on homes the close of an f . "As to whether my wife Is domestic can officers, soldiers and aa connected visited the association their at' their Very impressive were the tableau - nual convention. or not I do not. greatly care. - There with the American expedIUonr ' In New Year's Night, which Is known as numbers. Thefirst showed the heralJ j are plenty of good hotels and trained France, are not to.be allowed to go to Y. M. C. A. night throughout the Steps were taken to learn whether angels on Qe summit Of the capitol,. 1)11 .IT M to my physical France.-- r ' V --- - the American soldiers in France are long? servants to minister f r world. This year is expected that draped in white and carrying it being supplied with pure water, and .J. UmfSfF ; a large number will attend the mili- "M'i r" program endeavor will be made to prevent tary which will be given. them from being given a wine or beer r V Wiiooninn Cough absence of C. Atherton, -- In the Frank ration. The convention opposed send 9 SrASJHOD!C GtSXT laTRMA , COtCrtS present Orient, W. O. C0LSS (Sireail LaliOF who is at in the ing of cigarettes and tobacco to the UQKCfilTiS. . WlAElta ;J- TI:2 Save? Hal) will receive with Airs. Hall. The soldiers, but decided to make no pro in the kitchen and ; bath-roo- m; Y. M. C A. night and the president's test to the war, department, because teM(Dl! reception have always been featured tobacco is not an official ration. floors and wails. , on together.. Intensive campaigns for prohibition liii A military skit entitled "Getting the in California, Florida, Ohio, Nevada, We wUl pay:6c impound for clean cotton rags and Kaiser's Goat, will be one of the and New York during 1918 were de- " A simple, and ettecttf treatment for will send our wagon to any address to get them. of the evening. This skit will up to ufi M features termined in an effort aid rati brooch 1 1.'. troablH. arokUnK drosi. Vapor-ix- be given twice during the evening, at fication of the federal amendment Cmolea stop the prorrw of 8:15 and 9:15. In addition there will when assed. Wboopiaff Coach aoi reUrrea Spasmodic Croup at ante. It Is k ac tnffera from be a moving picture show from 7 Asthma. Thw air TeaUered atroolr astv o'clock until 10 o'clock. Military films gpptl. tnpiid wlfh rry breath, make st brattalnK : ootb tba mere throat a4 everything dean win be featured. FOOD thconKaarlartfulallt9v-rT It and MY - - makes A series of exhibitions showing ECOI laralnable to Btotbcrs with- yocr CrcaoKD rPlWrra tb ttroprtnal compin-- a Sell your Bags and Support a French Orphan easily : and quickly. something war bright of the work will be tloas ef Bemrle frrtt works without given in the Games Hall. Engineering and Mculra and la a Saves ener gun rateable aid lav tbe i plans, machine work and signal Apples, 1.50 per box. Come and DipbUj-rl- a. vmzz like new.-- : of waste jpolishes corps demonstrations will be given. get them. Geo. A. Belayeff, S28 Ma-nnak- ea .. Oesoleae'a beat e "' The Japanese Boy Scouts, under com- 3722. ' street. Phone Adv. ' ' ;. onunesdatkMa to IU 80 ;J ..;. 'Sold everywhere mand of R. X. Thomas, will give close jara of aucttaafnl sk v recog- SoldbyCJumutt-Ysps-Cresolea- e Tie rmrm .! . and extended order drills. Arrange The value of. otters is fully U marked ments are now being made to secure nized by the Chinese, who train them Cc jieirruiiiTn.j.T-S.- M. a military band for the evening. . to fish. v- -