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- THE TAFT PLATFORM ADOPTED

1 (Associated Press Cable to the Star.) j he Isthmus CHICAGO, Juno 22. The vote on ihe nooption of r the Taft platform was 6C6 ayes, 53 noes, absent 10. Three hundred and forty-thre- e delegates fol- lowing the Roosevelt lead refused to vote, Inc uding twenty-fou- r California "My visit to the Hawaiian Islands things. delegates. The entire delegation of Maine, Nebraska, South Dakota and is entirely duo to tho "I was in Culebra cut when a land' enthusiastic Miflsourl solidly aye." Illinois voted forty-si- x aye, nine not voting; Ohio boosting of Major Winslow tho slide occurred. These slides of are not voted fourteen nyo, thirty-fou- r not v ting; Massachusetts twenty aye, four- army, formerly stationed here," said as you would suppose from tho out- teen not voting. tJoorgo B. Thayer, a lawyer of Hart- side,- but arc caused by the hills on California Declines to Vote. ford, Conn., this morning. Mr. Thayer, tho sides of the cut settling, causing When California was called Meyer Lissner of Lai Angeles, chairman of 60 years jaunti- up. although old, walked the arth in tho cut to buck tho delegation announced that California declined to vote and a storm of ly across the Isthmus of Panama on "The men were at their noon lunch applause fo'.lowed. way gained knowledgo his hero and a when this slide occurred. I saw Tho names of Meyerfleld and Tyron Taft dolcgates seated from Cali- of the canal find its construction tho ground under the railroad tracks fornia when announced in tho roll were greeted with a storm of boos which the ordinary tourist in Pan- in the cut begin to bulge up and the end hteBes. , ama does not get. rails arose until they formed an in- La Follette platform, "When I left Hartford," said Mr. verted V about ten feet high. The Tho La Follotte platform was road but the tumult was so great that few Thayer, "I only intended to visit San , settling of the big hill dislodged some of the delegates heard it. r.i Francisco traveling by way of tho boulders on its top and I saw one Nominations Begin. Isthmus, but on tho way down from as big as a small house come tearing Nominations for President or the United States were called for at 5:52 New York I met Major Wlnslow who down with a noise like thunder, but p. m. Warren G. Gardlng of Ohio nominated William Howard Taft and a urged me not to miss visiting tho is-- it stopped before it hit the tracks. great demonstration followed tho men ion of hia name. Tho Roosevelters lands and I am certainly glad that The hill where this slide occurred Is wer0 tilent with an undertonlng of booing. Governor Haaley of Missouri I came and when I go back I will do a known as Y. M. C. A. Hill because assorted loudly "The people do rulo." This declaration was met with Bhouts little promotion work myself. I had the association buildIns is.onjUs,jUni- - of "Where?" the -- good fortune1-- to find'haro'frudgoJmltsiwrhobuiJdingvrfl Senator W. O. Bradley haa begun his speech seconding tho nomination, Wilder and Fred Peterson, both moved shortly I understand, other- - of Taft, The convention will probably end at midnight. Thereis"general 1 of whom were classmates of mine at wiBC it may go into the cut some day. good nature and relaxing of strain duo to tho excitement of tho past few Yale. I "Tho men worked all afternoon ancr days. "About my trip across Panama. On until late at night trying to keep the Bryan's appearanco today was the occmlon of a signal ovation. reaching Colon I decided that seven rails straight so that trains could The Democratic Platform. days on a steamer called for oxer- - pass over them, and tho slide finally BALTIMORE, Juno 22. Th0 demo raiic national platform is being fram- cisc. I have always been used to it, stopped. The engineers have found ed. It Includes woman suffrage, an increase In the navy appropriation and because for a number of years I was it necessary in combating the slides wl l probably declare for two battloships a year. A plank permitting pos- physical director of the Y. M. C. A. to take the weight from the top of tal employes to organize Is nho being considered. Tho improvement of at Hartford, and I also had the ex- - the hill, so they have steam shovels rivers and harbors will bo a feature and there may be a plank declaring

high-wheele- u perience of riding a d bi- - at work cutting off the summit, (gainst third term in the presidency. cyclo across the continent in my, "From what I saw and what I was younger days. Anyway. I thought told the canal will be completed by that as the distance across the isth- - the end of 1913. When I was there Roosevelters Are Called mus was only fifty miles It wouldn't only 30 feet of dirt remained to be hurt me to walk it, ana It didn't, removed from tho culebra cut, the Out of the Convention 1 carried an umbrella to guard against Gatun dam was practically finished tho sun and I slept in the Y. M. C. A. and since theu I understand It has CHICAGO, June 22. Whllo thc convention was still seated this morning buildings scattered along the zone nt been closed and tho Gatun lake is and tho Taft supporters wero singlng"MorrIly Wo Roll Along," Colonel night. now in course of formation. Roosovelt completed arrangements for tho launching of a new party. "I proceeded leisurely, taking six "It has been a great work and it Tho arrangements for tho new party will probably be consummated days, and I saw many Interesting h:.-- - been magnificently performed." at a mass meeting to be held In Chicngo tonight Convention Repudiated. After Colonel Roosevelt had issuet" a statement severing all connec- HACKFELD & Co. AY t tion with tho Republican convention and urging his followers not to voto S in or take part in tho proceedings of tho convention, Henry J. Allon of Wichita, Kan., ono of the Roosevelt leaders, addressed the convention. Ho August Santos, who was on trial formally repudiated the body as a representative Republican national con- TAKE KONA AGENCY yesterday in Judge Robinson's Court vention. on a charge of robbery in tho second Ho said: "Without a physical bolt from this convention wo will ap- peal to the people. The steam rol'or has exceeded speed limit." degree, was In the afternoon found the The Taft Platform. According report gust Haneberg, auditor of Hackfeld & i to a received this guilty as charged. morning This he Tho platform committee has completed Its work rji' platform re- lo- Co., all landed in Kona on the last tr.ip morning from Kona, and verified was sentenced by Judge Robinson to protective policy of the Kllauca, and proceeded to an affirms the tariff of the Republican party and proposes a cally, tho agency for tho Castle In- Never beforo in the history o" At a meeting of tho joint commit-to- o examination of the property of the not more than ono year In Jail. rridjustn e it o uu.Y schedules to onform to changed business condi trans- Fourth of July celebrations has the of the Morcliants' Association and terests In Kona is likely to be Agricultural company. Santos was asked by tions. South Kona When tho crater of a volcano been used by the the Chamber of Commerce yesterday J ferred from Theo. II. Davles & Co. to trip, is understood, Is with a Another fp&lure of tho platform Is a suggorio.i for a federal trade The it judge whether or not ho had any- American people to aid the making of afternoon, F. C. Atherton, treasurer, & Co. Tho negotiations View to taking up tho matter of tho commission havin,; somo of tho functions of . court. A tontlnuanco of II. Hackfeld thing to say as to wny ue should not tho holiday and it has rested with reported that practically all of tho arc now under way, and representa- Hackfeld company becoming agents the present I h'.lh plno policy is urged. Another plank with regard to began Honolulu to bo tho first to inako this $2500 needed for the celebration had tives of Hackfeld & Co. are In Kona for tho Kona Sugar company, and be sentenced, ho a voluble and the regulation of immigration, favors a liberal policy in dealing with tho rambling use of an ancient vent for the fires been subscribed. investigating. other interests in Kona. speech. Only a part of it territories. of the nether world. W. O. Aaams the literary com- B. H. Wodehouse of Davies & Co., At the oltlces of II. Hackfeld & Co. was translated, but Santos Bcemed to of California's Governor Quits. Tho great eruption of Punchbowl mittee asked that all singers, choirs, SBfS JPilf'5l r F. B. McStocker, representing the this morning it was admitted that tho be telling the sad story of his young uovornor Jonnson ot uanrornia, ono or HooBcveit's lloor loaders, scheduled for the evening of July singing organizations take part iiiram Castle interests In Kona, Manager matter was under consideration, but life and all of his experiences, of and has walked out of the convention, and declined further to participate In Fourth will, if tho plans are carried in the exorcises in tho Capitol grounds Weluzholmer of tho Pioneer Mill Com- tho statement was made that there which, it appeared, he had had many, tho proceedings. out, nearly equal the work of na-tur- o patriotic will pany, a Hackfeld plantation, and Au wns nothing definite decided yet. including two or three shipwrecks. bo where three selections ns to prove g to say bt sung by tho combined singers un- His eloquence apparently made (Morning Report on page Sixteen. the least. the direction of Professor Canto some Impression upon tho judge, for der F. M. and Joo Little, who FOOD ON DECISION tho sentence Imposed was a light ond Friesell are designing tho machinery to bo , largo Invited guests is be- in comparison with what tho defend- A list of In reproducing 'the underworld rep- BENITO G ED ant might have got. used ing prepared. Tlieso will include LINTE fires, liavo mado tests of tho appara- resentatives of foreign countries, r RENDERED CANNED GOODS tus they have designed and it lias nrmy and navy and marino corps off- 1 succeeded beyond their most sanguine icers, and officials of tho federal, terri- WITH FIRST DEGREE MURDER J! - War Waged expectations. Tho system of llro maK-in- g torial and county government. These Includes tho forcing of crudo oil guests will bo asked to occupy spe- froin t The Star lias received the Ity or appearance of the contents. through a "series of pipes Into tho ulr cial seats during the exorcises. Washing- Alnmante was this morning Cong Fung l)q was sent to jail for Dopartmant of Agriculture, Sonio food products may bo canned lr a spray to bo Ignited by torches. Tho .Indues for tho horsoraclng fea- JUmlto thirty months on throo chnrges ton, tho following interesting decision without the addition of any other Upon Trees By working the pumps attached to tures woro named as follows: (His charged by Acting Chiof of Dotectlves of It. K. Doo-littl- e larceny In tho socond degree. on canned foods. It is by substances whatsoever for oxample, the plpoe tho Ilnmes can bo forced Schumann, John Craig and Thomas Kollott with murdor in tho first o i(A. S. Mltcholl, board of tomatoes. The addition of wator In 13. Gub Hayes, charged with malicious and to the hoight of 100 feet. This is but Ilollingcr. II. Murray, starter; M. In connection with tho stnbblng food aml.'ilrug Inspection: such instances Is doomed adulteration. n part of the apparatus, the designers H. Drnmmond. clerk of tho course. injury, had sentonce suspended for of Bostlo Iwllel two wooks may Japanose, un- or-d- free-for-al- Private at "Tho can In canned food products Othor foods require tho addition presumably working aro keeping their plans seorot In The first raco will be a l, thirteen months. servos,'not only as a container hut ol water, hrlno, sugar, or sirup, cith- der Instructions from the Kaplolanl to .surprise the spectators, but host two In threo. Kntrlos Harold ago. Men Morris, charged with assault hIso sm an lndox of the quantity of er to combltio with tho food for Its building, nro now hard at work slash- red and green fire will play a part and IX, J. T. Sllva; Cliappo, Win. Larsen; In the polleo court this morning and batbsry, was llnod ?15 nnd costs. food therein. It should he as full of j.ioper propa ration or for the purpose ing down all tho trees on the slope there will be explosions and detona- Wood, John Colburn: Walter P.. Connors, olmrged with vagrancy, has Puk Sun Chin and Chlng Yong food as U practicable for packing and of sterilisation for instance, peas. In of Punchbowl, bordering the city, the tions which accompany all well order Prlnco Kuhlo; Dr. S John KUbey. sentence suspended for thirteen Chick, charged with assua't and processing without Injuring the qual- - (Continued on Pago Five.) growth of a quarter of a eentury. oil "options. (Continued on Pago Flvo.) months. on rage Hlght)

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MURDERER IS III THE HAWAIIAN STAR SHIPPING ANBWATF.R FRONT N EWSWiJ DAILY SEMI-WEEKL- OSP ERE Dally published every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian BU TowiiHeuu, fro.. Newspaper Association, Ltd., 125-13- 1 Merchant Street, Klniui. I 1. S. N. Co.. every Tuesday. Albeit, liU., nt Poit II Entered at tho PoBtomce at Honolulu or Bccond-clae- n mall mutter. For Kona and Kau Ports. Ntiliuuuou. April lb PO PURSER Cooke, Hon, Port PETE" PHILLIPS KIlHuea, l.-- S. N. Co., alternate Alico at from Hilo Tribune, Juno 18. Ever since SUBSCRIPTION RATES, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Tueiday Fridays. Oninb.c, Juno 13. tho cold blooded murder nt Laupa-hocho- o and Dally, anywhoro Islands, per month I .11 Andrew Welch, bk nt 8. F., from soino weeks ago, tho pollco in the Daily, anywhoro In tho Inlands, throo months 10I Inter-Islan- PROJECTED ARRIVALS. Hon., Juno 14. have been searching for Kurloshlma, d Dally, anywhoro in the Islands, six months 4 1 01 Walking Encyclopedia of Tenyo Yokohama, June Annio Johnson, bk., from 8. F. at tho Japanese who Is alleged to have Maru, from Dally, anywhoro Islands, year 8;0I Mahukotm, Juno 11. committed tho crlmo. Every plantation in tho ono Back to 25. Dally, to foreign countries, ono year 12:01 Fleet Flaurence Ward Nllo, from San Francisco, June 28 Arago, bktn., from Oroya Harbor nt camp has been watched, and tho for- Boml-Woekl- anywhoro in the Islands, ono year , 1:01 IU4 Honolulu, May 25. mer friends and Associates of tho man Sierra, from Son Francisco, June Semi-Week- From ly to foreign countries, ono year..... 1.01 Port Mauna Kea Ariel, sch., for Hon., from Everett, wanted hnvo kept a keon eyo outfor PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Advertising rated supplied upon request Chlyo Maru, Yokohama, Juno 21. June 19. somo sign of him. Hilo Sugar Lists MANAQEn Tenyo Maru for Ban Francisco, June Blakeloy, schr., from Iqulque, a Sheriff Pun hns had inside informa- L. D. TIMMON8 25. Hon., May 22. tion about the murderer's actions, and Business OfQco Telephone, 2365; PostofQco Box, 360. Madden, Mrs. Ludlow, tron also of somo threats that Kurloshlma Tho nvforago person has an idea Doming, Miss Gertrudo Honolulan, for Ban Francisco, Juna Camano, schr. at Port son, Mrs. T. Lewis, Muklltoo, Is said to have mado regarding another that tho captain Is tho moBt Import- Stovens and J. 26. Carrier Dove, schr., from CaBtlc, Japanese. Miss Hathaway, Mrs. Kev. and Nile, for Yokohama, Juno 28. Kahulul, Juno 15. ant person on a steamer. This is true at Ever slnco that, tho man who klllod OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Mrs. A. A. Eborsolo, Harold and TRANSPORT atiRVICE. Grays up to a certain point but the real Cecellia Sudden, schr., at tno nusDnnu or ms a SIERRA, SONOMA, VENTURA. Raymond Eborsolo, Mrs. E. E. Berger, in San Francisco. mistress, had man behind tho guns is tho purser. Tho Buford is Harbor, from Kahulul, Juno 10. 1 Joseph French, Jr., T. Hurd, Vio deep hatred for tho man also. This SONOMA LEAVE HON.... JUNE 12SONOMA ARRIVE S. F. ..JUNE J. Tho Warren is on duty in the Fb) Hon. Newcas Ho it is to 'whom ovoryono rushes Q. Cumberland from at other man was aware of this and, VENTURA LEAVE JULY 3 VENTURA ARRIVE 8. F. ..JULY let Drown, P. Makaimoku, Mrs. Upplne islands. HON.... troubles and May 22. First-class- , with tholr worries and Ructhman, E. Ruethman, Miss K. tle, Aus., when tho horrible murder was conv Rates from Honolulu to San Francisco: $65; Round tri, Tho Crook is in San Francisco BChr., 3. F., from Hb who has to havo stowed away in hts - Defender, at mlttcd at Laupahochoc, ho began to $110. with bath, $50.00 Ruethman, Geo. Ruethman, D. Ruoth- DIx Is Pupet Cabin extra. ex- Tho on Sound. na, head knowledgo of everything that man, Mrs. Thos. Sanderson and four March du. get scared. It is alleged that tho Reservations will not bo held later than Forty-Eig- hours prior to Tho Thomas from Honolulu for Ma ship, from Kahulul ists or has existed. V. Edward Bewail, murderer declared that ho would kill sailing unless paid full. children, J. W. Marshall, O. Smith, nila, Juno 14. the advertised time tickets are for in , On tho steamers running Into this - for Delaware Breakwater, May 18. tho other man, when tho opportunity WftltG- 1Iavcn mIbb K. E. Rich, Dr. Sheridan is in San Francisco FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO port pursers, taking them right Tho Eldorado, schr., from Hon. at Port arose. tho Allce BuBh( p,.ed Kanae, Mr. and Mrs. Logan, from Honolulu at San Tho 22. got through, are a good bunch ana ao L. L. Colvln, Norman Watkins, Mr. Townsend, May Tho threatened man busy, and C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Francisco, Juno 9. Hon., much to makto their various HneB M. Mr. Mrs. Eric, sch., from Tocopllla for wrote to friends and countrymen all and Mrs. Patasz, and Tho Sherman from Nagasaki for GENERAL AGENT. popular. minutes the ves- Juno 1. over this island. He sought for infor Five after Knocoles. Hon., 20. June M. Phelps, ship, from Hon mation regarding tho hiding place sel is alongside the dock their cabin PASSENGERS ARRIVED. May Ersklne Tho Buffalo from Hon., at S. F. 10. of finally, Is filled with people all wanting a Per stmr. Mauna Kea, June 22. for Philadelphia, Fob. Kurloshlma and, word was Canadian-Australia- n Steamship 29. Newcastle, tron. sent him from tho Royal Mail Co. different thing and what is moro all T. R. McStocker, J. A. Hughes, J. M. Elfrelda, ship, at other side of the 14. islnnd, to the effect Kurloshlma Steamers running in connection the C. P. R., between Vancouver and wanting it at th!e same time. Young, C. B. Gage, L. B. Gregg, W. Hon., April that - M. ship, at Delaware had managed to slip aboard nn Sydney, and calling at Victoria, Honolulu and Auckland. The purser who loses his head and T. Robinson, A. G. Smith, B. J. Guor- E. Phelps, Inter - Hon., Juno 5. island boat nnd make his way to Ho FOR FIjf AND AUSTRALIA FOR VANCOUVER allows tho natural grouch to como ro. Rev. A. Aklna, Mrs. E. Hanne- Where Vessels Are Breakwater rom - Grays Har nolulu. S. S. MAKURA JUNE 193. S. ZEALANDIA JUNE 18 out a winner becomes very unpopular berg, Miss W. Lawton, Mrs. S. Mey- E. K. Wood, schr., from Steamers. May 26. The story goes on to say that tho S. S. ZEALANDIA JULY 17S. S. MARAMA JULY 18 and often Is left to wonder why ho cr, A. D. Morton, Jas. L. Coke, It. bor at Hon., Alaskan, from Hilo at Salina Cruz murderer was a sick man when ho CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. promotion when tho Hitchcock, Father Emmerman. H. E. Falls of Clydo, ship, from Gaviota docs not receive June 7. reached tho capital city, and ho - Bond, e. C. Clark. S. B. Fujiyama, 5. that turn comes round. It is a trying situ- Arlzonan. from Island ports for for Hon., Juno had to seek THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., GEN'L AGENTS Mrs. Heda, L. Mala- - admittance to a Japanese atlon but one that has to bo met M. Yokayama, Flaurenco Ward, schr.. at Hon. frow hospital. Na-- coast. kaU( "wIfe and 2 chl,dren- - Mls9es Midway, Jan. 15. nevertheless Buyo Maru. from Hon. for Yoko All this was told to Sheriff Pua, and ma . Mrs. P. Brown and child, F. M. Slade, schr, at Grays Har On tho local boats, those of tho hama, Feb. 20. ho at onco wlrelested Sheriff Jarrett Mrs. Aklona Mrs. J K. Pfeffonberg. bor, from Hon., Jan. 6. Co. Inter-lslan- d fleet, tho pursers have China, from Hon., at Yokohama, the news that Kurloshlma is supposed Pacific Mail Steamship Foohng Suoy, bk., from Mahukona. cabins nor have they ; BWN G. to not tho luxurious Furber, TpSntr' June be in a hospital at Honolulu. - Miss for Delaware Breakwater, May 16. tho means at their disposal for on- Chlyo Maru, from S. F. for Hon. it the Information had reached AkIn R B Camp. H. Hackfeld, ship, from Hamburn-fo- r atmera ot tha above company will call at Honolulu antf )aaT Una tertalning passengers. At the srrmo June 15. Sheriff Pua earlier, ho would have pro Q R p BrQWn c u Hon., March 24. --rt ar about tha datei mantloDad below: tltrio they do tholr best and in some Columbian, from Hilo at Salina ceeded to Honolulu in person, and D Crockettt c P. Mcrrln w. Hawaii, bktne, from Mahukona at Far tha Orient: For San Francleea, cases maKo a very gooa jod 01 u. Cruz, May 24. then would have had tho pleasure of g w,se w H Dukorj A L,ke A K, S. F., June 16. S. S. MONGOLIA JULY 4 8. 8. KOREA JULY I if People traveling on tho Inter-Islan- d Crown of Arragon, irom Son Pedro arresting the murderer himself. How- Naw;inIi c. j. Wells, Mrs. Wells, F. Herzegin Ceclle, ship at Newcastle, 8. S. KOREA AUG. 1 8. S. SIBERIA JULY good to for S. F., April 17. ever, tho Honolulu pollco department boats have always a word M BitrKerstoff. W. E. Chamberlain, S. B. SIBERIA AUG. 16 S. S. CHINA ...JULY 10, S. F., Juno from Hon., Feb. 27. is well ablo to Bay pursers. They know ev-- Mat-cr- Enterprise for Hilo from take care of Buch mat for tho M,gfJ Wellg( Bros, Albert, Joseph, Hon., W1U aall at Manila 8. S. MANCHURIA AUO. t 15. Helene, schr., from Tacoma for ters, and tho murderer will bo inch of the ground and can tell tblas, Raymond, C. Bolte, H. T. Hay- arrest Hon. Manila May 24. ed as soon as the hospital In the tourist Just what ho should do In BBi,iBn. H. C. Waldon. Miss L. do Glacier, from for which he 19. Honolpu, schr., at S. F. from Hana, is confined Is discovered. to get the most out of his trip. G. L. Kopa, H. S. Gray, April order Harne. Mrs. Juno 16. For general information apply t Inter-Islan- Guernsey from Newcastle, Austra The best known of tho d Rev. J. F. Cowan, j, Smeaton, Irmgard, bktne., from Mahukona, at SENATOR NIXON company's pursers is undoubtedly - lia, for Hon, Juno S. DYING Newcastle, 8. F., May 16. H. - - - "Pieto" Phillips, who holds down tho Harpallon, from Hon. at FROM MENINGITIS AFTER Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Agents Aus., May 1C. Inca, schr , from Mahukona for Job on the flagship Mauna Kea. Fat OPERATION ON HIS NOSE Driftwood Honolulan, from S. F., for Hon, Junol Astoria, June 15. and jovial "Pete" has never been seen - 12. John Ena, ship from Hilo, for Dele- Matson Navigation Cos Schedule, 1912 out of temper and Is known from ono May 19. C. H. Brown purchased tho remain' Hllonlan from IIllo for S. F., June waro Breakwater, DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCI8CO AND HONOLULU, tho islands to tho other. If j end of T Stanford, bktno., I nn.tnn nf h a ATnittlH .HH Blind 20. Jane L at lai Arriv. from San Francisco. Sail for San Francises, vesterdav for $1025. Tho purchase Hongkong Maru, from Hon. for Yo- Harbor, from Hon., March 24. S. S. LURLINE JULY 3 S. S. HONOLULAN...... JUNB K always chance of winning I there is a ,. kohama, April 15. James Johnson, bk., at Boa., tron S. 8. WILHELMINA JULY 9 S. 8. LURLINE JULY 9 $5 prize tho pas- - tho offered for first g fjet of by Hyadcs, from S. F. at Seattle, Juno port Townsend, May 6. S. 8. WHJIEI1MINA...WJULY 17 19. Klikitat, bktne. from Port GamBle night or day Hilo, May 9. I ter what hour of the The U. S. A. T. Sherman left Naga Kiyo Maru, from Hon. for S. Ame- at passengers go along to find out when Grays BaW 0Q Juno ,0 aml bound for Ho. rica, March 19. M. Tumor, schr., at Harbor i. S. Hyades sails from Seattle or Honolulu direct on or about June the next whale Is to bo sighted or nomiu Indian Monarch from Moji for Hon, from Hon,, A'prll 11. r J 22, 1912. '" 'ship, what is tho namie of tho first king of Tne allele leaves for Honokaa, Juno 8. Marlon Chilcott, for Hon., from tho Islands ho is right there with paaui!au and Kukulhaele at four Korea, from Honolulu at Yokoha-Hon- ., Gaviota, May 13. CATUe A COOKE, LTD, GENERAL AGENTS. tho information and a smile. o'clock this afternoon. May 26. Mary E. Foster, schr., from Port The Mauna Kea would not bo tho The steamer Llkollko sailed last Robert Lowers schr. from Port Ludlow at Honolulu, June 13. Mauna Ktea unless "Pete" was on night for Kauai ports with a largo Townsend at Hon., May 22. Mary Winkleman, bktne from En American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co. board and now that sh)o is making cargo of lumber and general freight, Robert Searles, schr., from Hilo, for reka, at Hilo. Juno 13. I X I 1 I two runs a week he has become just Bound for San Francisco the Mat-twic- e Port Townsend, May 11. Melrose, schr., at Port Townsend qm new york TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, avery alxtm aai as useful to the traveling pub- - son liner Hllonlan loft Hilo on June ma, May 27. from Mahukona, April 22. freight ncelved at all tlmai at tha Company's Wharf, 41st Btroet, Casta He. Ho knows every hair on Madam 20. ' Lansing, from Port Ban Luis, at Mlnnlo A. Calne, schr., from Port Brooklyn. Pole's head and can tell just when The Intor-Islan- d flagship Mauna Hon., June 5. Allen for Grays Harbor, June 4. PROM SEATTLE OB TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: at four 19. - S. S. COLUMBIAN It is going to rain In Hilo. May his Kea leaves this afternoon Lurline, at 8. F. from Hon., Juno Muriel, Bchr., from Honolpu at San- to sail about ; JUNE 27 shadow never grow less. o ciock ior WHO. Makura, for Hon, from Vancouver Francisco, Juno 14. S. S. ALASKAN to sail about JULY 8 R. P. Rlthet will com- - ' FLAURENCE WARD BACK The bark June 12. Nuunnu, bk., in distress at Falklan' S. S ARIZONAN to sail about JULY 19 loading sugar today prior to Tho schooner Flaurenco Ward that Manchuria, for Hon. from S. F islands, Nov. 18. Far further Information apply to ner ueparture iur oun ciuuuju, uic 6. Prosper, schr., from Hilo at Colum left yesterday for Fanning and Mid- June H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD, A rent. Honotula repairs to her stern will bo mado by Sydney, 11. way Islands returned to port latter In Marama, from Hon. for bia River, June a P. MOKBB, General Freight Agent. the Honolulu Iron Works. May 23. Repeat, schr., from Tacoma, at Hon., tho day, having broken one of tho Paupa- - Tho atecmer Kauai was off Maverick, from Hon. at S. F May May 29. connections to the boiler. by hoehoc according to a report mado 14. R. P. Rlthot, bk., from S. F. for Although this would not necessarl- - . . mornIn Mexican, from Tacoma for Hon., S. C. Allen, bktne., for Honoulluj ly affect tho vessel's trip it was felt Mlka. Toyo The Mau, ,f ftt 1al)aaloa The from Fort Gragg, Mny 7. Kisen Kaisha. as tho auxiliary engine m.gni June 15 that hn,a fa Rt ulhalna and the cindlno Hon., S. N. CMtle, bktne, from Hon, at WASHINGTON, Juno 5. Senator not to taKo Mlssourlan, fram Tacoma for be wanted It was hotter wa.3 making for Lahaina at 1:20 p. m. George S. Nixon re- 6. S. F., June 13. of Novada, who ot ! . any risks. She will leave again as Juno fltaamara Ute above Company will call at tai nuaelaia this raornini;. S. T. Alexander, flchr., from Eureka cently underwent an operation for an ef-- Mongolia, from Hon. at S. F June ji.ui Ua datea mentioned balow. soon as the repairs have beon Johnson is load-fecte- 6. in Tho ficnooner jnlo 17. for Hilo, Juno nbscesa the nose, Is dying at tho FOR THE ORIENT: POR - jnK 8Ugar at Mahukona. Spokame, schr., from Hilo, at Port Episcopal Ear, Eyo and Throat hos SAN FRANCiacO- Nllo, from Hon. at 8. F., Juno 11. 3. 8. CHTYO MARU 21 8. S. SUGAR WAITING SHIPMENT. j 1320 bags of JUNE NIPPOON MARU.... JUNB 1 Tno Knau u bringing Yo- from Hon., April 19. piiai. Aimougn tne operation was Phillips Mauna Kea re- - Nippon Mara, from Honolulu at 3. 8. NIPPON MARU JULY 12 8. 8. TENYO MARU JUNB 21 Purser of the flUBar for tu,8 Transit, schr., at Rodondo, from Hi successful from a surgical viewpoint kohama, Uay 4. 8. TENYO MARU JULY 18S. S. CHIYO MARU ports tho following sugar waiting shlp tomor-men- t: i. JULY U Tho Nlhau wnlch wnj arriVo Yokohama Gamble, May 15. meningitis developed. Tho senator is 10,500 Walakea, Persia, from Honolulu at Olaa, bag; rQW 3500 bag8 P and fifty-tw- o haa Qa board of May 24. T. P. Emlfh, bktne.. at Prt Town years old and has servfd in 7000; Hawaii Mill. 5000; Hilo Sugar Calls at Manila omlttlnf call at Shanghai. 35Q0 bagB Qf K a M BUgar-e- n Promotheua, from Makatoo at Hon. sen, from Hilo, May 2. the senate since 1904. He Is an or snnn? nnnmo.i. I0.2.r0: Peneokco...... v,i W. J. Patterson, schr., from Hilo ganization Republican. In his younger 7500; Honomu 11 800; Haknlau. 51301 & '.morning from Island ports with at Grays Harbor, May IS. days ho was a telegraph operator. Ho Oastle Cooke, Ltd.. Agents Laupahoehoe. 20,000; Kaiwlki, 8800. , holdB sixty-- . M Wm. at b B f ner and . P. Frye, ship, from Hon., became a millionaire through nr.nn. Mill 9I finfl! . . . MOrcn the dis au.-- u- 8. ivunu.au, ,u. rl, ono bales of wool, ane reports ouuuj g m Honolulu G- - Kahulul, June covery of gold In Nevada. 12,000; Ku- - at Paauhau, 3000; Honokaa. baga Qf BURar wa,t,nK Bn,pment M WHEN THE viota. May u UNION-PACIFI- KUinaeie, oiuu; ruuaiuu, iu,nu, TRANSFER CO. Honolpo. Shlnyo Maru, from Hon. at Yoko HILO GETTING ON News of Senator Nixon's death has nuapo, 4352. HANDLE YOUR BAGGAGE IT GETS ON RIGHT 3 THE "BIG TIME" CIRCUIT, been received by cable. THE MAUNA KEA IN. hama, June THE MAILS. Shlntsu Maru from Eureka for Mel IIllo has never haa', from all ao STEAMER. The Inter Island tteamor Mauna Kea OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ofhce King St., next Young Httet. IN. May counts which reach here, such a dem Telepnone$ 1874 and arrived from Hilo and ports this morn- - bourne, 1L Wi From San Francisco, per Nile, June onstratlon as anticipated for tho either tho 6th or 9th, for twenty dol ing. Purser Phi lips reports a lino Siberia, from S. F. at Hon., May is 28. Fourth of July and tho steamship and lars. passage throughout. 31 From Australia, per Marama, July Tho regu'nr Saturday-Tuesda- y ex- fo'lowlng cargo Siberia, from Honolulu, for Yokoha transportation companies on tho big She brought the 16. to volcano, ma, June 11 island are making it potsiblo for tho cursion tho ateamer Mauna Hustace Peck Co. Ltd, per Tenyo Maru, Inter-Islan- From Yokohama, help big Ken, will leave tho d wharf e St. Kilda, from Honolulu, at Burak out andors to come In and the Flfteon empty keg. twenty-fiv- Eako . 25 nol.10. at four o'clock this afternoon. Tho sacks, thlr-- j Sonoma, at S. F., from Hon., June 63 Queen tugs, eighteen bundles old OUT. trip, Including 8L Phona 22H 12 Tho street display wl'l bo stupend- fare for tho round all teen bundles hides, three barrels boil-- j To Yokoiiaina( por Nile, June 28. ous, In floats expenses, will bo thirty dollars and FIRE WOOD, COAL, ROCK AND lilies, fouraacKS Tenyo Maru from Honolulu at Yo tho mutter of docorated 8AND, or compound, live tins To gan prancIsco, por Tenyo Maru, thirty-si- x kohama, May 10. and nutos, and tho peoplo In chargo of patsengern will havo hours corn, tweuty-on- o sacks carrots, twelve 25 DRAYINQ AND TEAMING. Juno Virginian, from Hilo for Salina tho Floral Parage in Honolulu may at tho crater. cord.3 slab wood, six kegs sake, rour To Australia, per Sonoma, July 8 Cruz, Juno 13. look to their laurels. There Is a lot crates chickens, one pig ana' 170 pack To Vancouver, per Marama, July Wllholmlna tor Hon. from B. F., ot originality about Hlloites and a ages sundries. 16. Fine Job Printing a the Star office. HC"CK 6, pcmonal prldo will put pooplo of ARRIVAL. June that NOEAU AN Territory 'to d W. F. Herrin from Kaanapali at other sections of tho OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR. Tho Inter Island steamer Noesu INTER-I8LAN- SAILINGS. No. 1, No. 2, No. 3. 20, b'ush. The recent action of tho Hilo termaster Honolulu, H. T., Juno 20, ports this morning with hor For Hawaii Ports via Mau). S. F., May from board' is an I.-- Suva Hon., June of trade shows that thoro 1912. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, Crushed iwual general cargo. Mauna Kea, I. B. N. Co., every Zoalandla, from for rock and sand, best in the 11. amount of civic prldo there that will will be received hero until 10 a. m Sno brings 3C78 bags of sugar 171 Wednesday and Saturday. show every opportunity and Juno 2G, 1912, nnd then be opened for city delivered anywhere at Inter-Islan- itself rft the d N. Sailing Vecsela right bags of rice and twenty-flv- o packages Claudlne, 8. Co. Alert. Bchr from Hon. at Grays the celebration on the Fourth will be construction of ditch and tunnel work of sundries. every Friday. time and the right place. Harbor, Juno 11. one of them. and earth dam at Schofield Barracks PA8SENGERS BOOKED. For Maul, via Molokal. A. B. Johnson, from Hon. at Grays What with horse raciw, baseball and and erection of fencing nt Schofield Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and Mikahala, every Tuesday. Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. Harbor, May 0. boxing tho time will pass right mer Barracks and Fort Ruger. Full par- way ports, Juno 22 J. Werner. J. J. For Kauai Ports. Robinson Building. Inter-Islan- may bo had upon application Queen I.-- L 8. N. Co., every A. F. Coatee, schr., from Umkiltoo rily. Tho d Company will ticulars Street Morris. Miss A. M. Sherry, W. F. Van W. G. Hall. 6. sell rouud trip tickets good to 'return to this office. Hecmsherck, Ducker, J. M. Watt, Miss Thursday. for Hon., June 0XOOa00 THIS HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JUNK 22, 1012. rmuni

9 f Classified Advertisement ( One Cent Per Word. Five Cents Per Line, I) !! Per Line, One Week, 30 cents; Two Weeks, 40 One Monu, ( cent; ' i CO cents. No cbnrgo for ads under Lead "Situation Wanted." n f ft ft AUTO RERVICE. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Two more passengers for round-the-lslan- d Kam Sing. Cigars, tobacco, candlet, tour. Auto L1y7. Phone soft drinks and novelties. Next to Bo?yl:., 1326. Empire Theater. Cordell A Shifty HILDSOGCER HUE FLIES PLANNING FOR Royal Hawaiian Oarage, most ap-- FURNISHED ROOMS. o in town. Experienced chauf- DELMONICO HOTEL Scrapper With PLAYERS 91 T U RAGES feurs. Telephone 1910. Furnished roomB, mosquito iutof. electric lights, hot and cold hatha, cen- Trips around Island 4.7C a person. trally located. Moderate price. 11 HILO, Juno 21. There was a flno SAN DIEGO, Junks 13. Will the KAIIULUI. 21. Tho prcpara- - June Special Bcretania 01 ,oc:er on rata. City Auto Stand, Phono street A Double Punch tu,u ',mcu nu yacht Lurllne. due to sail on its 20.-- tions for tho races on July 4th aro Uvi last Snnduy, and tno .onm that 3GS4 or 1179. Two rooms suitable for housokesp. 000 raC t0 th Hawa,lan ,fllands noxt completed. h:u been picked to represent Hlo ,lufr' The work has been lug. 'i3 South Derotania St Phoma against Honolulu on July Foutth, went Sunday, fly the 1915 San Diego Ex-- going on for tho past two months and Now Packard for rent 1320. Next Saturday afternoon at tho Ath- - entering the ring at short notice, ho up against, near- - position pennant? thto executive coramltteo has been in E. U. Wood, Young Auto Stand. Johnny a team of players who Nicely furnished rooms. All moder lotic Park Jack Cordoll and fought that tough nut Matty Baldwin Phone ly all hailed from tho plantation! of That is tho burning question with' constant touch with the work since tho 251L conveniences, $2.50 up. Queen Hotel. McCarthy will do battlo over a fir-- a twenty-roun- d draw in Salt Lake this Island. Tho was a win for San Diego yachtsmen and in-- - toon-roun- result others commencement Tho stables and wa- Nuuanu avenue. d route. City. tho p antntlon team, by a score of torcstjed, porhaps, moro In tho expo-- tor facilities have greatly tmprov- - Honolulu Auto Stand. Phone 2999. Intoroet in tho contest is steadily since coming to Honolulu ho has been Furnished rooms, aoito with and n 1 jflltlon than they aro in yacht racing. e(1. Tho grand stand and bleachers Hfcst rant cars. Reasonable rates. increasing and tho prospocts aro that defeated Young Caples. without board. The Metropole, Ala-ke- a Tho game was a well fought out one, That the question is of serious im- - havo boon given the mill will draw record-breakin- g McCarthy also duo attention, so a With the reputation that - street. ana the country players showed ex- port at this time lg duo to a report. - DRY AND FANCY QOOD8. crowd. has succeeded in making for himself thet tho great crowd expected to at- cellent form That some changes may yesterday that a subscription of $300, tho raccw will bo Tat Loy Co. Fancy drygoods and WHERE TO EAT. Cordell is working at Fort do Rua- - It stands to reason that ho will leavo tend mado quite bp made In tho lineup of tha team said to have born rromltfed by a rep- - comfortable. Thero now men's furnishing goods. 12-l- fi King Home Cooking and a Clean Place poy and it is satisfactory to bo able no effort unspared to beat Cordell are sixteen that Is to repretent Hl.o on tho Fourth, resontative of the Exposition com- - street near Nuuaau. to Eat Central Cafe. Opp. Firs Sta- to rtecord that ho has completed a next Saturday. horses in .the stables, and eight more is possible, as the sslcctors arc said pany to the crow of tho Lttrtind to are expected within a few days, so tion. good week's work. i it will moan a tall feather in his :o havc 'akeu particu'ar notice ol the help defray the cxpnBo of outfitting that all of the stables are now rented, WANTED. Flo is boxing with Leary, Layman cap can get away with -- if he the - "Tho Sweet Shop" furnishes supe- hue form ,bown by some of tio p'.it- the racing craft for Its long voyage, Thero will bc .specla1 music on hand A bright young man for office work. and others and will have no difficulty dlewclght and should he do so dec!- - food at popular prices. tation p'njera. with the understanding that the ves- - for tho occasion. Address, stating, age, reference, etc rior The llnfipb of both teams v.tie pel was to fly the pennant of tho 1915 Refreshments of all kinds will bo in own handwriting to L51. ROOMS AND BOARD. follow: Picked team: Goal, PI Sun Diego lexpositloti. hnd not been sold on tho grounds as usual at rea- - r.-- H, A place Tho Bougainvillca. Rooms backs, KeHner and Irwin; h. l pnld. Isonnb'e prlcr.i. A special compartment to tako caro of lawn or and Park.-;-- ; - garden can grafting Board select Mrs. BeretanU Noblo, Robertson and for- According to tho aamo report it will bo reserved for mjembors of the do or transplanti- Rodanet ng. - wards, Mcrnio, Lowson, Boyle, Yea- - was not tho fault of tno exposition associations and their families. Satisfied with smell wages. Ka- St kaako Missiou. man ana Moiuson. t'.antauon lunm. representative, but becauso the com- - Thero will be more than two hundred The Argonaut Room with or Witt-ou- t Goal, Anderson; backs, Aitkcn and A. ,.nny declined to put up the money in visitors hero from Honolulu. Some CROCKERY. half-back- board. Terms reasonable. Phone Another; Corstorphlne, ratification of the agreement. of them will come up on tho regular Sang & Yuen Kce Co. Tlntrire. 1308. 627 BeretanU avenue. Kennedy and Richards; forwards, Car- - However, a handsome pennant was' steamer and many on the special crockery, fancy ' china ware. Tin and michael, Wllkic, Forbes, Lowson and made, and sent to San Pedro, whero ntenmer. which reaches Kahulul on tho plumbing shop. Specialty repair work. The Alcove, 1345 Emma Youngson. jt was taken aboard the Lurllne, and morning of the 4th, and returns on tho 1014 Nuuanu Street Street Cottages and rooms with by then It came to the attention of E. A. seme night. Th0 round trip fare for board week or month. Phono 1007. The Hilo aoccer team that It to meet Davis, owner of the boat, who decided, this will he $8 PLUMBER AND TINSMITH Honolulu team on July Fourth is that in view of tho circumstances thoj Tho membership of the nsBoclation Lin Sing Kee. Plumber and Tin A family Hotel ln the best residence practicing together now. Tho "picked" yacht should not carry tho ensign. is bolng increased by the addition of a smith. Specialty repair work. 1044 section of Honolulu. Rooms and Board bunch are going to play a "Scratch! An teffort to verify tho story waa;targ0 number of new members, all of Nuuanu Street Phone 2994. reasonable. Phone 1332. 1049-5- 0 Bcre- team every Sunday, till tho great day. mado last night, but nolther E. A. whom represent some of the most tania avenue. Shady Nook. will moan some fine games, that Davis, tho Lurlino's ownor, nor F. I citizens f Maui. During I DRESSMAKER. That substantial THE DONNA. will limber up the so'ectoo; men, and C. Spalding of tho San Diego Yacht the present week the names of T. Bur- - Mrs. Cannon, dressmaker. livening gowns a specialty. 9 Apartment hotel. Rates $40 aad render them fit opponents of tho club, could be found. j lem and H. J. Meytar have been added BeretanU St, jihone 32M. up. BeretanU street Oahu experts. to tho lltt of members, and botweon now and tho 1st of July there will bo FOR SALE. HILO PLANS at least ten application; accepted. DRE88MAKING. FOURTH Miss Nellie Johnson, dressmaker. THE INVATER8. JULY Dressmaking of every description. Tho beat blend of tho finest Havama Union street. tobacco. Mild and sweet FlUpatrtck LKI E IS Bros., agenU. E RAGES CLOTHES CLEANING. S. Harada, clothes cleaned, dyed Diamonds and jewelry Dougbt, sold HILO. Juno 21. Tho very latott in and pressed, short notice. All eut and exchanged. Bargains In musical g with Hllo .sporting events Tho hone-racin- program "for tho connection flowers for sale. Phone 3029. Fort instruments. J. Carlo, Fort street a- freo-fo- W July has1 the proposition to hnve r all 1 and local Fourth of celebration Pauahl streets. ! would start Y been comnletea'. wilklnB race' Tne ract Two of the best matches In the Cocoonat plants for salo. Samoa free-for-al- bridge, and finish a: C. A. The flr.st race will bo a l t the Waiakea jj. hnndball tournament which H. CULMAN variety. Apply A. D. Hills, LlAul pace, mile heats, best two in three. Church street. The event would be closes next Saturday, will be played Hawaiian jewelry and souvenirs Kauai good - Entries Harold D., J. T. Silva; Chap-- ! open to everyone, and a interest- this afternoon and Monday whon Fort and Hotol streets. Charllo po, Wm. Larson; Wood, John Col-- ! ing race should eventunte. Axolrod faces hiB strongest opponents, House and lot, corner Kaimakl ana burn; Walter P., Prince Kuhio; Dr. Cash is working on the proposition, )Wlght and Mnrcnlllno DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. Seventh Avonuo. Newly built, excel- - Co., S., John Kllbey. and he will solicit prizes from tne uusi- At 5 30 tulB afternoon Dwlght and City Photo formerly K. W lent marine view. $200.00 cash, bal- Honolulu Honry, film developing and printing at Second race, ha'f-mll- o running ness 'houses of the town. Axfelrod, who havo each won four ance on monthly installmonU of I0. special 67 match Dick C, Charles Lucas; Kallhl hi'.s its Haleiwa races each year, and nmtches and lOBt none, will try con rates. Hotel street A snap. Apply H. Rosenborg. , Ma-goo- n; towns in the United States have Boy, J. Madeiro8; Buck&kin, Allio other ,.isonB- - SITUATION WANTED. Roll on, J. Panawela. slmiar events. There would seem to Q Mondny at 5.30 Axeirod wm MUSIC. By young man cs chauffeur ln pri Fourth race, Cowboy relay,, six en- be no reason in the world why Hllo mppt MarcnI1In0i winner of last year's Bertstroni Music Co. Music and vate famly; experienced. Address support a race of tne Kind 1020-102- tries. could not tourney noth the8e matchcs should musical instruments. 1 Fort "Auto," Star office. Fifth race will bo a JapaneBo hack meuuouuu auun. produce as fast handball as has over street. race, with five entries already prom- Ween soon in Honolulu OFFICE HEtP WANTED. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. ised. Preferably young man just out of The sixth race will be a running FOOT RAGING H. Afong Co. men's fur- g First class Bchool with some knowlcdgo of typo-writin- race, free-for-al- l, same entries tho nishings. Hotel and Bethel COLONIALS WIL L nnd stenography. Apply by Streets. third race with Clara D., added. johnny McCarthy. letter to M. L. this office. Tho judges will be: Gus Schuman, FOR THE FOURTH PROFESSIONAL CARD. H. DR. A. John Craig and Thoma.s Holinger, FOUND. J. DERBY. 155 money H M. Druramond, PLAY THE REST in making the stipulated weight slvely It will mean big prize E. Murray, starter; Child's gold ring. Picked up by Dentist pounds two hours before entering the for him in the States with tho best clerk of ourse. The athletic sports at ICapIolanI prisoner working at Kaplolani bath- Boston Building. Hours 9 until 4. i in; in his class. He cannot afford to Park on tho fourth ot July win con- - Ti,j3 afternoon at Maklkl thero will ing park. At this office. Cordell is built from thie ground up. throw away an opportunity of this si8t of the following events: i. a gamo of cricket between teams REAL ESTATE. He has nono of tho racehorso' kind. WHAT'S DOING 100 yards race, free-for-al- l. Prlzoa representing tho Colonials and the LOST. Bargains in Real Estate, on sea- Is a boxer who physique of some boxers whoso lower McCarthy seasoned $5, $3, $1. British-American- Passbook No. 3143 on Bank of Ha- shore, plains and hills. Telophne training thrde-legge- limbs taper'down and aro just slight well knows the methods of 100 yards, Prides ?3. iay starts at 2:30. waii has been lost. Return to Star 1682. "Pratt" 101 Stangonwild Build- will do most good. For enough to give thleni the appearance that him tho 2, ?1. it. Anderson will captain the Brit office. ing. he has rested up. From 00000000000000000 of speed. tn Pa8t week 100 yards, boys under 14. Prizes $3, lsh Amerlcan .elevon, while Collins now on ho will enter systematic train- - - But with all his heavy limbs Cordell Shooting. 12. II. will lead the Colonial tleam A yellow angora femalo cat A lib- CANDIES. - lA'UCHUcl no in int. Sweets Candles, has no clumsy movement Ho is real- "B uhu mil June 19 Hawaiian Gun Club 50 yards, girls race. Prizes $3, $2, Tho following players will make the oral reward is oiicrea ior i return 10 Faultless Twice pink of condition wnen tno any or now month fresh from coast HolliBter ly very fast and has a left lead which weekly shoot, ICakaako traps. ?L resncctlvo teams: Walalae roaa', Kalraukl, opposlto the fight arrives. Drug Co., Fart is a winner. Racing. 0 Potato race. Prizes, f3, ?2, ?1. Coionlnls Collins (captain), A. school. Phono 1931. Street When McCarthy and Cordell step In addition to a quick loft lead, July 4. Maui meeting. O, One-mil-e international relay raco. Dr. Rath, Deaso, Max-- , LACES into tho ring they will bo thero to Marshal,, Benz, AND FANCY WORK. has a good right. Of course ho July 3-- Hllo meeting. Prizes $3 for winners and U Tor each G. FOR RENT. Jack show Honolulu one of tho lights well. Marshall, Edmunds, Brown, Salvo's lact store. Irish. Cluney speak prac- Tennis. teams. room nnd lanal, completely does no landing to of in only two such mon can put up member of tho first nnd second e Melanphy, Giles. Thrco and Armenian laces and various other which 21. dou- Bhoots right out at June Moana Hotol British-American- s furnished, mosquito proof cottago. All tise but ho his nnd probably one such hns not been It. Anderson European fancy goods. Fort St near bles. 2:30 p. m. Apply 251 Vlnoyard greai speea ai umes, Biuppiue n. auori. seen her(J for many a (,ay (captain). Balrd, Bailey, Blackraan,' conveniences. Boretanla. Boxing. V of his sparring partner's Jaw. j Tho tWQ bomB aro friends and FINISH OF THE nl.1,l-- nnnlnnr T W Hrntr 1? I"! Street Juno 29. Johnny McCarthy Those who havo seen Cordell work Bpcak very hiKhiy 0f oach other hut iGray. Hatfield, Maclean, Withlngton, FURNISHED ROOMS. MERCHANT TAItOR. vs. Cordell, 15 rounds, sum him up as a very powerful, mus-- l ln profession they go in to gain Jack Unborn o. Two furnished rooms, 1223 Emma The Pioneer, corner Boretanla --d thor park, 3:30 p. m. cular youth with natural speed and new iaurels or go down to defeat, and Athletic street Fort Sts. Phono 3125. Clothes cleaned, Baseball. MOANA TOURNEY 0 sleep-produc- in either hand. the best man will win. i Tomorrow P. A. C. vri: J. A. C. pressed and dyed. Work called tor 23. P. A. C. vs. J. A. McCarthy In Camp. j Tommy McFarland wroto to Pro- - Juno I Asahis vs. Ilawalin. and delivered. 1h rpa-hom- e C; ABahls vs. Hawails. Johnny McCarthy is now quite at, moter Ayres yesterday that he Yesterday in tho Moana Hotol - J. A. C. v.s. C. A. V.; White at Lellehua. Ho has been pro- dy to come to Honolulu to box on doubles tennis tournamont Lleutcn- - (Additional Sports on pago Soven.) ayuyyUskMR DRUGS. with n comfortablo shake-dow- n celpt of a cable, vs. Athletics. Hawaiian Drug Compaay, Ltd., 41 O ant TImberlako nnd Williams won George Ingle operated on at Smoker FORMEH&Y0UTHS 3S16. and hns every facility for getting Into was fr01" Yol,"B and y do- - Hotel street Phone Barber Queen's Hospital this morning and Is Juno 29.-H- ealanl Yncht and O UW supplies, toilet articles, photographic shape. ran it. ATHLETIC PARK reported bo doing very nicely. Boat Club. q Tomorrow a lot of supplies will be to won Spald-- supplies, etc. Phono orders recelT Day. q Pratt and Vaughan from rub-dow- Field pronrpt sent out to his camp, such as Spalding, by dorault. attention. Juno 2C Schofiold Bnrracks, ing and towels, etc. MAUI RACES. q There will be no matches this arter-- 8.: 30 a. m. TIRES REPAIRED. Tho San Francisco boy declares Fntrlps for tliA rnpon nf .Tnlv 4 at noon but tho semifinals will bo prayed Baseball For Sunday Regatta Day. Honolulu Vulcanising Works on Ala-ke-a that Lellehua Is tho besl climate to Spreckels Park, Kahulul, Maul, will off tomorrow, beginning at a quarter- - nny O September 28. O JUNE 23. 8trec Is now prepared to make train in of that ho knows. close on Juno 20 at 5 p. m. to W. F. Past two, tho following being in tho McCarthy is doing his boxing with Crockett, secretary Mnul Racing OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO repair to any size tire for nny vehicla. , , , play for tho Bomiimnis: Morlnrty. Prices reasonable and quick delivery. and Tho former sociatlon. - ! P. A, C. vs. J. A. C. t Tinvs- nmiiH Baseball Loueuo to- Anderson nnd Macaulay vs. Timber. got a wallop on tho ear In his recent; ASAHl vs. HAWAII. day: lako and Williams. CREDIT FOR MEN. contest with Kilsner nnd tho dam- - Y. M. C. A. handball: Kakanko vs. Kmluwola Jrs., At-- ! irwino anu bcnenuoi vs. rrau ann Biorkman's A little down and n little each par aged lug had to ho Inncod. Ho doesi Dwlght defeated llarnhnrdt, 12-1- seats tor center of Rra- - klnson Park, 2 p. m. Vaughan. ncsoned day will keop yon well dreosed. The not nntirlpnto nny troublo from It In 21-1- and wings can bo booked at BorcUnla vs. Palama Srs., Boys' When thoso matclios nro finlshod n tnnd r Modol, Fort Street, next to tho contest with Denny Loary next V. 'Marcnlllno dofoatod J. Louis, - Son's Sporting Department, Ills Field, 4 p. m. half hour rogt will ho givon and then "n'l iymnasiusn Saturday. 21-1- 21-1- (entrance King street) up to ono p Uh'e finals will come on. ; McCarthy realizes that tho corning i m- - aftor one p- - m; nt M A iium Entries for the Fourth, of July, 139 Merchant Street. NOTICE. contjast a groat to him. O.! & Ca'' 'K,nB I'ort means doal Axlorod, Dwlght and Mnrcnlllno aro motorcycle racoH may bo mide to A boning tournament will bc held mi PubRorlbers not receiving the Ha- He aroso high in tho estimation whon tied for first placo ln.tho Y. M. C. A. D. Guost, Honolulu Motor Supply Co.,' at gchofield Barraeka early next Phone 2747. waiian SU? regularly or promptly win he bent Willie Ritchie and again whon handball tournament Nuuanu stroet. month. Prloes E0g, 36c and Me. cop for a favor by telephoning 2365.

i ... .J , - t - .V ..i,i, A , Jt rtliiiaisiliiiiiiitaiirai a4ittMaaai4iii,iiaitii'iii nitfaalwii Oataai - " -- -" -- m Hi I MiHHU" rouu THK HAWAIIAN STAK, SATURDAY, JUNII 22, 1012.

Liberty IhiI night 2 tho niiillenc.t yll.l yard, 80 dug, true (It. by N. mug.) Worm Weather. 'THE HAWAIIAN STAR " ornU-r- , louder, louder!" Allok. wltii from tho prosent light. KICKS AND COMPLIMENTS the Hcotoh humor which nimle I Ir The old mast and Borvloo room will uwu,t. fninntiL Humlavl br tho Hawaiian Star brother fHtnous, took the dhotttlnir und bo removed, .ftrnn tho tumult an encore, VUwtptper AHsoolBtion. Ltd., Star Building, Merchant Btroet, Honolulu hr j The light will bo unwntohed. Iiy WALT MASON. (No! E. EDITOR S3, 1012.) J. Rocha Q. SMITH i 'WALTER And onco again wo atnrt the second N to M. No. 10. 1012. nar. 732. TAILOR half .JUNK 22, 1912 I snid to llic butcher, Jones: "Your mutton is mostly bones, of the year's great game. O. & 0, S. Chnrt 410S. Elite Building. Hotel Bi SATURDAY. and your mildewed beef fills my soul witli grief, and your fish is W CO TO Light List, Pacific Coast, 1912, mo uircctory THH COM1NO YACHTSMEN. as hard as statics, Your chickens are on the blink, anil your Inrd hub for tho Hawaiian 92, No. B82. Is "The Store for Good Clotnei.' and your bacon stink; so I'll cross the street for a bunch of meat Islands out. The cover 1b slightly Buoy List, 19th District, 1911, p. Bulling from San Francisco they sell better goods, I think." The butcher he "Your verse, different but tho plot is precisely tho 14. Three outside yachts and tho homo yacht are said: n.'f.rr, ,1, 18 CBlCUlalOU WHU UIO will I'm certain, could not be worse; it's enough dead Bnmo as In tho enso or predeces- - I... f.,l, Trnnannnlflo raCO. It to make a man Its Coast Pilot Notos, 1912, p. 8. S break the doors from the village hearse. The man who would write sors. i , , , DUVa captains and crows-lnc- lud ug such rhymes should lie in the jail betimes with fetters t bind his . the next few days. Besides tholr WA8H THA1 TCH AWAY. LIMITED, ' homo ports-- ho behind Lo doub? sporting cream of their respective wrists to keep him from further crimes." I said to this Jones IMPORTANT LIGHT CHANGES, could Blmply wash away some of the . that awful Elks' Building. , guests, mo comnmcu puiui-t- ... next day: "I've come my account to pay; you arc meat that King S ... u m,ai,lv hrlne a few selling HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Molokal Is- - Itchy Eczomn yoa that tho Tory yibiuuk .,,,, ,,, to ontertaln. not can not be beat, and a come comprise people wnom iiouu.u.u - - tribute should your way." The butcher lnnd, south shore Knunakaknl Range first drops of a soothing, cloanslng certainly from tb he said me: "I all d tor hospitality, but to read your rhymes with glee; they are out of Lights on y maintain her reputation to bo exhibited from new tow- - wash would give you Instant relief, no opportunity of promotion to go sight and I hope you'll write till the end of eternity." You'll find ers totes of good business which should permit and characteristics changed about It would seom too good to bo true. Mexican things about the same; you chimb on a neighbor's frame, and he'll Jun0 15, 1912. wouldn't It? Hats matter. It Is one of those cases swat you back with an ugly thwack and show he can play that game. In all sizes Yet nobody seems to be moving In the Front Light to be changed from But It Is iruo, every word. Wo Koop ' so. There Is an i orgnnlza Ion You hand him a nice bouquet, and the scheme will surclv pay; for nobody's business, although It should not be i.ach iu iiuauing wnue ngnt of about on hand a supply of such a liquid HAWAII of Yacht Club hat he'll rake around till a rose he's found, and the he'll & SOUTH tA ,L, appropriately belongs-t- he Hawaiian same pass your 240 candlcpower, showing thus: .known as D. D. O. to which tho initiative way. the Prescription CURIO CO. Perhaps the club Flash 0.3 sec; eclipse 1.2 'for baa a competitor In tho race. membfV Copyright, 1912, sec. about Eczema, because we know, that money - by Qeorge Mntthew Adams. WALT MASON. 27 youno r with the exertion or raising u iu.i feet above water and 25 feet above this wonderful compound of Oil of Bra nma duties ended temerity to engage In have not tho ground on a white, in-to- pay her expenses of the round trip, and pyramidal skele--j Wlntergreen, Thymol nnd other n nBlnn o tho finish. But what unancing iu - - Iron tower, on roof of white con-- ' grodlents actually does wash awny another cauumiBu face tlio ..... vUiinc. Wo which can with equal propriety creto service house, located approxl- - Eczema nnd nil other skin Impurities appeal to the community for 80 music? It is not. perhaps, a pleasant task to LITTLE INTERVIEWS mately yards, 215 deg. true (SSW. that It .clears the complexion over of more or less 4 money since It has been often "touched" of late for objects W. mag.) from tho present light. night and leaves the akin aa healthy INJURED ? generosity com ng fact there arc calls on publlcsplrltcd Rear Light to b0 changed from a and smooth aa that of a child general Interest-- in a live Yes, ho novor expected to right along. They, however, only form symptoms of fixed red to an occulting white light Wo be, u he m Honolulu WILL SABIN Wo thinking - could not recommend D. D. D. ' goou are of V. L. STEVENSON The Hllo row- capacity to meet any occasion of the common of about 240 candlcpower, showing bo positively failed to tako out a town confident in Its asking all tho newspapermen who aro Ing club Is an assured fact. unless we know of tho case-pen- ding the consummation of that great Tho thUB: which may arise. In each out of come t,cheme Is wonderful cures wrought by this rem- - to lead should bo the one work to to IH'o and watch well on foot and the pros Llght 1 nvio effort consolidation scheme-t- ho organization sec; eclipse 1 sec; about edy. We vouch for tho merits of D. association U grow. pects are bright. Within three years Standard inHmntPlv related to tho object. In the present case tho 40 feet above water and 37 feet above D. D. and know positively It Accident CAPTAIN P1LTZ There was no from now th0 biggest regatta In that takes Is "It." the ground, on a whlto, pyramidal, Bkele- - away the Itch Instantly. your of local yachtsmen danger in I would' history When Policy Quickly. sight, but thought It of th0 Hawaiian Islands will ton tower, - something should bo done and that iron with white, Iron serv- own druggist can give you re-lc- o Anyway, bo bo held in certain better to have tho Plauronco Ward Hilo bay. room at baBO, located 200 yards, Hof from Before you sail, why not do - that awful itch, you don: the wla. crystallize?- Tho in proper shape before making the ltl-an- d ARTHUR SMITH Everything seem-e- d 35 thing ,,,., t , K-i- mrteavor consolidation going to deg. (NNE. 4 E. mag.) from the, need to suffer another dav. and get somo real protection? variety orcein!- - trip. to be thriving on Maui especially .,mitP would anncar to have been confused by tho of front light. Wcsh away all your akin troubles PURSER PHILLIPS Mauna Kea) th0 mosquitoes, which I am ready to STANDARD PR03PECT8. tants suggested at tho banquet. Tho old masts will bo removed and with D. D. D. and then keep your skin I wish someone would invent an as- bet are nrguing abouj agreed' state- the daymarks transferred to the now in perfect condition with D. D. D. Washington correspond bestos suit eo I could pack ments end bitullthic pavements A from one of tho most Interesting of that it with right structures. Soap. Let us tell you moro about this Insurance Department letter to "scare now as a ents, reprinted elsewhere. Indicates that tho Democrats refuse Ice. It is hot in Honolulu after Hllo. result of uti izlng me as a Tho illuminant will bo acetylene. wonderful remedy. Benson, Smith & festive board. the name of Roosevelt. DR. PRATT There Is a committee Tho lights will bo unwatched. Company. at , working on tho graveyard situation SECRETARY VETLKSBN (Hawaii N. to M. No. 19, 1912, par. 729. Hawaiian book In Germany. In tho form of a now and they will probably be ready Yacht Club) Tho thing to do will C. & G. An article on vocational education next . S. Charts 410G, 411G, 4102. Tno secretary of tho Lincoln, Ne to tho attention of Hawaii's secure de- review, appears elsewhere and Is commended to make a report In a couple of weeks. be to funfa with which to Light List, Pacific Coast, 1012, p. 90, braska, Commercial Club has writ T r u i t educationists. II. T. MILLS The cano and coffee fray tho expense of entertaining the Nos. 662, 6G3. ten to the promotion committee for In Kona look very well. Recent rains transpacific yachtsmen when they Buoy list, ISth District, 1911, p. 11. Information about Hawaiian lels Com p'a n y, nothing to the fight for bar Harmon has a light on his hands, but it's have changed everything to green. arrive next week. I'm afraid that the Coast Pilot Notes, 1912, p. 6. where "the decorations which almost Limited c mony that's coming. Cane Is being ground and coffee pick- entlnuiasm at this end Isn't as great HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Molokal Is- everyone in Los Angeles wore" can 922 FORT STRBtft j ing has just commenced. ca it might be. land, southwest shore Lao o Ka La-a- u be had. will be repelled. With Aryan tin deck tho reactionary boarders TOMMY McFARLAND I have been JOHNNY 'MARTIN I went to tho Point Ligght to bo exhibited from looKing forward to making a trip to Derby one year, I think that It was a new tower chang- HOUSES FOR RENT. ' up Honolulu's differences. Furnished-Tanta- Next Cleanup Day should bo to clean Honolulu for tome time. All the boys' when an 'orse called 'Ornpipo won. ed about June 15, 1912, from a fixed lus, who to 3bra 40 00 have been there havo nothing but Me ana a friend drove from London a flashing white light of about 490 Kaimuki, was going to be McGoverned. 8th avo., 3bra.. 40.00 as If Judge Parker good to say about on donkey-cart- .' candlcpower, showing It looks the islr.nds their to Hopsom in a Wo 'ad thus: rx Kalla rd., 2brs 20 00 return to San Francisco. a good day. I manacln' to nick a cnunln Flash 1 sec; eclipse 2 sec; flash, new oiULlv Gulick ave., 2brs 25.00 E. P. BLANCHARD It no o 1 sec; eclipse, G sec; about 140 KInau st., 3brs 60 00 is small winners. Wo was both feelln' good feet Nuuanu st., above 14 12 Size Gbre 7500 job getting all these reports out on when we drove 'ome, and changed water and feet above ground Howard Pacific Heights, on a white, Gbrs.... 100.00 The National Crisis time and taking an Inventory too. But 'ats. I 'ave a perfect recollection of pyramidal, skeleton iron Beretanla st., 4brs tower, on 75 00 by working a couple of evenings a tho one I roof of white, iron service Co'lese Hills, 3brs 7500 wore, it bein' of a crimson Watches Wahlawa, 1 ,3hr.ll room, located 585 yards, 111 2 deg. 2brs 3500 dignity made him no week, bo all pau by the thirtieth ue trimmed with a yellow hostrlch Pacific Mr raft's hlch sense of personal and official true ( E. by S. mag.) pres- Heights, lbr. 20 00 when of June and then "let Joy reign uncon- - fewer. It's no use old from the Cor. 10th & match for his opponent. An honest man is always at a disadvantage talkin' tho light. Just Arrived Walalao aves.. fined." davs was ennrt dnvnl ent 3brs; h .nrm.os in a controversy with ono who stops at nothing to gain his 55.00 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Oahu Isl- ave., 2bra 25.00 by propriety nor tho obligation he is under ' I point, and Is restrained neither and, southwest Unfurnished lady who shore Barbers Point This is the watch most sought i solely to the truth; he is as hopelessly outclassed as a King to adhere Light to be exhibited from new tow- st., 2brs 22 Kn Ifnniiahiv nttomnts to reason with a brawling fishwife. But wnetner air. for, because it is thin model, up King st., er and characteristic changed about 2brs 2000 J r.aff ofcnii t, nnminntPil nr not la no loneer tho question. An Issue much to date and reliable. Kaimuki, Maunaloa avo., "Under The Coconut ree September 1, J912, from fixed to flash- 2brs I greater and more and having consequences tho end of Which T , 27 Kn Republic bo By H. M. AYRES. ing white light of about 20,000 candle-powe- r, Cor. Beckley & Kalihfrd.', J no man can foresee, is Involved, and that issuo is: "Shall tho We showing a double flash every Are Agents For Howards. ; Constitution remain Intact, and tho orderly relations of Young-st.- ' preserved and tho 5 ::: ::::::: loSS t 1 1 nll Inn...... nnil a.flAtv lift- seconds, approximately, thus: King st., I society continue, or snail mo tjonauiuiiuu unu mi 3brs 3500 AB Flash, 0.12; ecllpae, 1.13 n. 12th ave., thrown into tho scrapheap so that Mr. Roosevelt's ambition to become a A correspondent writes to the tunlty for doing so may not occur sec; flash, J. Win & 6o. Kaimuki, 2br8: 2500 sec.; eclipse, I Nuuanu st., 2 gratified?" Is the question confronting tho American vertiser complaining that the town is after racing. Very few peoplo 0J2 3.63 sec. brs idlctator may bo That walk Young st., 4 at Chicago ten days hence. full of shacks. Judging purely from down from choice, though During alterations to the tower and JEWELERS brs.... ipeoplo which will bo Irrevocably determined a large Magazine st. 2 brs I!! ,f800 papers stranger Under ordinary circumstances It makes llttlo difference whether this man letters to tho a would number walk back from necessity. lantern tho present light will b0 ex- 113 Hotel Street or that is the Presidential candidate. One may bo better than the other, come to the conclusion that tho town t) hibited from a temporary opon frame, hla capacity greater, his ability larger, his general fitness more suitable, la full of Schnacks. iao chief raco of tho day is the pyramidal, wooden tower, located 3 yards, 199 deg. 3-- 4 00 but If tho inferior should bo elected President tho country has little to fear. Derby Stakes. There aro usually true (S. W. mag.) TRENT ' oooooo oo TRUST CoVLtt This year It Is different. It la no exaggeration, no unwarranted uso of Russia won't permit boxing contests miue uuraDer or runners, ana an from the present tower. words, to say that the country faces a crisis as great as that whlcli threat- on account of their ungontlencss. equally largo number after it. The The focal piano height and visibili- disruption in 18C1. Now and then fundamental institutions are at What's tho matter with Russia's no- latter, according to Johnny Martin ty will remain unchanged. J0000000 ened flogging And stake. Tho nomination of Mr. Roosevelt is an invitation to anarchy, an torious seances? echo aro called welshers. Both havo plan Illuminant to bo changed from oil The answers "knout." ty ' For of followers, r. Rent Incitement to disorder, an encouragement to class war. His election would but whereas the for to Incandescent Modern bring chaos. Will not tho Bober second thought of tho American people mer sometimes come home, the lat (No. 23, 1912.) Way put the" Tod Sloan has given vent to a bit ter never do. make them pause before it is too late; before the torch is In hands N. to M. No. 19, 1912, par. 731. whoso ter criticism of English Jockeys and of a man who knows no law but his own undisciplined passions, and C. & G. S. Charts 4102, 4116. delight Is destroy and down because he is incapable of creating, and their methods. Wliat tho English Joc- race usually FURNISHED. WIRELESS to tear ine takes about two Light List, Pacific Coast, 1912, p. key Club thought riding minutes finds pleasure only in tho confusion that comes from wrecking society? A. of Sloan's and a half, but Welshers have 92, No. 580. Be methods was admirably expressed often Businesslike Maurlco Low, in Harper's Weekly. been known to do very much Buoy List, 19th Houso on Green Street. when thoy refused to grant, the egot District, 1911, p. raster time than this. 13. istical Tod a licenso to ride on tho Two Bedrooms ?45 per month. Henry English coast Pilot Notes, 1912, p. 8. turf. Rico voted with tho minority Chi Waterhouse at HAWAIIAN ISLANDS (Kauai Isl- of the Navy cngo. Looks like a Houso on Kewalo Street. The Needs matter of ground and, northeast Professor Metchnlkoff haB found a Rice. shore ICahala Point Trust Company bug Light to bo exhibited from- - a new which ho claims has power to - Three bedrooms $75 per mouth Tho Indiana, Massachusetts, Oregon, Iowa, Kearaarge, Kentucky, Ala prolong life. Another learned profes tower and characteristic phanged Yestera'ay was the longest day of Limited bama, Illinois, Wisconsin, Maine, Ohio and Missouri are twelve battleships states sleep is con- - about Juno 30, 1912, from fixed red tor that tho best tne year. It was the day can no longer be regarded as available for tho first line, owing both shortest of to a flashing white light that servant of tho vital forces. Putting me week with a great many. of about 235 FOR SALE. to their ago and especially their great Inferiority compared with ships of two and two together ap- - candlopower flashing 36 it would times per Largo more recent design. The Indiana, Massachusetts, Oregon and Iowa should pear Metchnlkoff's minute, thus: terraced lot, COP that discovery Is a There will bo a game bed-bu- of cricket at and Spencer be replaced immediately, since In armament, protection, speed and other 1-- 1-- sts. , Makikl this Flash, sec; eclipse, 1 2 sec. Well qualities they are not fit to take a place in line of battle. Their substltu afternoon. Mayor Fern of splendid view. v'",cu fered to send tho to About 37 feet abovo wator and 14 Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. tlon by more modern vessels should bo made by 1920, and, Blnco it takes It's to give band tho field but Lots hard a dark horse a the offer was feet above ground, on a white, pyra Bethel Street at Palolo Vallev bo long to build and equip a battleship, and because a regular program is black eye. declined by tho manage ment midal, skeleton Iron tower, on roof mina nise, 500 desirable, theso replacements should bo effected by building two battleships of the club, it being deemed In- - and up. Edvi8ablo to expose tho players of white, iron service room, located Htory and half a year. Tho English Derby was run last to the OO hous e oa Kina u Not every even If wo shock of a sudden awakening. OO0000 bedrooms, parlor. American knows that continue tho week. It is th0 principal flat race of ' dinin. room. policy four years henco tho United States will havo fallon to fourth place! the year, and thero aro generally klt, ""iiroom, Hoston leads in tho servant' And this without considering tho immediato and urgent necessity of making more flats present than at any other American League ana garage, $3500. up our big deficiency in certain other classes of vessels. Dreadnoughts only time. raco. That team is certainly giving Its are considered by first-clas- s powers In estimating the strength of tho first competitors beans. FOIt RENT. lino of battlo. In 1910 the numbers of these vessels will bo: England, 52 ; pcoplo pronounce Some It Darby. Furnished. Germany, 32; Japan, 21; tho United States, 20; France, 19. If in any one others Durby, while an oven larger Aias, alack alackaday! Little did year between now and 1916 Congress should authorize only ono wo think that wo Bhoula' live to see Makikl st, 2 battleship, number are unable to pronounce it at bedrooms Bow tho place of tho United States would bo taken by France. Building on the sad day when a Chinaman Imltnt- - SILVER ono all tho journey home. TOILET SETS 1915Kalakaua ave., 3 bedroom. each year, the United States would havo only 1G battleships, cd a Scotchman and was allowed to 60.0. fewer then Keeaumoku st, 2 bederoom,... than now. George von L. Meyer, Secretary of tho Navy, In Harper's Johnny Martin sayB that tho Derby But away with It. Hoot mon! HI yah! 0.0. Weekly. Is run at Epsom, consequently thoso ' (f Quadruple Plate Unfurnished. who journoy to Derby to witness It At tho Palama Settlement gyiuna- - Pkol st nr. 3 aro bound to be disappointed. tlura exhibition tho other night four Kig, b6droom For Guaranteed for fifteen years. As serv- only years a local afternoon paper has Chinese girls danced an Irish Jig. O iceable .110.0 as sterling silver and at one-thi- rd Useful mentioned Derby as tempore, O mores! Kallhl rd. and Beckley Rich Men tho scene of the the cost. t, 4 great equine contest. bedroama 3- -piece Sets ' " There Ifl tho usual pre election talk $ 8.00 Palolo Hill. 1 bedrnom That men of wealth In Increasing numbers are deserting tho ranks 4- -piece Sets - , w voi. of Tho Derby Is sometimes spoken of of a Democratic dally being started. 10.50 1, 1912 the Idle rich and devoting their time, 5- - v talents and a part of tholr money ae the Blue Riband of tho Turf, and Tho Democrats need a paper all right, piece Sets 12.00 to useful public servlco is one of the encouraging fruits of democracy Kalakaua ave., 4 in It often happens that numerous peoplo but tho trouble Is that they never Boom bedroom.;. this country. The charge has often been made that very wealthy men do look very blue after tho race is over, to realize that It takes real money JnJ not bear their just proportion of tho public burdens, and possibly Benson, Smith Co., many of with an obvious absenco or lots of to organ like- & Ltd Matlock ave., 2 them lack a senso of responsibility. nine it run an that Is bedrooms... 27 5, Riband. ly to do their causo any good. Fort and Hotel Streets. Lunalilo st.. 3 During the paBt quartor of a century, however, there havo bedroom. been In to t soml-publl- 3 iO Lunalilo at.. 3 American public life, or in o life, a great number of men who bedroom. & 0, Thero are many wayB of going to Tho Blu0 Bird will be looked on ask feel that riches, as well as noblesse, oblige. It would bo a Beretanla st, 3 bedroom.....!! superfluous tho Derby. A great number of peo- ance by 27 t task to enumerate them the men In whom a socinl the Pink Rat and Scarlet Scor JHEREXALL conscience has been plo drive straight down, but many pion HENRY WATPRUniinn L devolopod and who find tho performance of public duties associations. ..wwuk IKUSTt moro attractlvo go uy train, and deem it wiser to STORE than polo or golf. Boston Globe. tako COMPANY, return tickets, as the onnor. When AHck Laua'or appeared at the LIMITED, Corner Fort and Merchant. Bu THIS HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JUNK 22, 1912. rrv

Is larjpr. Thotw HireentKe vary ao TAX APPEAL CASES oordhiK to locality nnd the number of CANON AU OM E TAX PLAN A DANGER mills oomptitliiK for the cano, hut It IIS prolwbly avorHu about five per cent MOSTLY ALL SETTLED of the ratio actually delivered lo tho DOING PROMOTION TO THE SUGAR INDUSTRY ILL mill of the company's rnllroad. That Is, for every 100 nrrobM (arroba SR.- - 3CC4 pounds )of enno delivered to tho "Honolulu 18 t (iniest piaco in thoj ' t,. Vivo caBos wore taken up by the ornment. mill the colono receives flvo nrrobas world In which live. tho Kov. Can-- ! Wo received a teleiram from ono monts advanced for the duty on suar sugar price for the vlcnr of cnthed-o- - Maul lax appeal board at Its sessions Haleakala Ranch and W. O. Aiken's of or the market on Ault, at. Androw's t our promnolll cor'opondeiit Inst based upon the fact that our gov- Silverware same. , nono.u.u, lest week. Of this number two wore property appeals wero compromised ra yesterday to a Mq fop 00llll(I1lllon eminent secure In that way some of "ad' reportc, but tried, two were compromised, and outside of court and a very Hatlsfac-tor- y Tho second method that Witness when rieen nt tho llfty million of dollar moro readily com for that Issue, ln which he took tho de- action on pno was postponed, accord' sottloment agreed upon. Judg- mln'strntlon," Is one In which tho Place Vlger Hoiei. Cnuon Ault rs than could bo secured In any other of excellent - Ing to Deputy Attorney General Ar- ment on tho Walluku Sugar Com- pany owns tho land and cither docs visiting Canada for tho first tlmo ln Brounu uiai tno raiincnuon oi uio in- way If tl0 lncome lax b made ron. thur O. Smith, who returned from pany's caso has been postponed until tho whole work through Its own em fifteen years, atul Is going to England como tax amondniont by Loulslina atltutlonal, tho sugar planters' revenue sign and quality. Maul this mornlnR after a thrco days' tho members of tho board are able ployees or lets tho different branches with his wife, on n holiday trip. He'0"1! R fow other statos would Incor- - argument will bo diminished In lt - occupied In n contractors who ago' fed- visit prosecuting tho caaesi to mtlko a personal visit to tho prop-I- of the work out to wnt out to Hawaii fifteen years Porato said amondmont Into tho force and possibly destroyed, and to supervi In - behalf of tho Territory. erty in question. perform tho work under tho from England, says the Montreal Wit-ncs- crnl constitution. his opinion the us such a situation would seem dlsns- Here you get - representatives, sugar - Tho deputy attorney general ex- now that tho deputy attorney d slon of tho company's result of this would bo that as trous. As tho matter stands, con- himself as well satisfied with crai has tho Maul taxes off his handB, One clasB of contractors cleans tho "Tho climate ot the Hawaiian Is a revenue producer would be unnec- - gross has no right to tax the people crop, the Best at tho results of tho board session and ho Intends to direct his attention to can rows, another cultivates the lands Is Ideal, ' Canon Ault declared rssary to maintain ndequnto revonuo of any Btato as Individuals and can - 1,10 In only In pro- - declared that very satisfactory com- the Palolo Hill water rights again, another cuts nnd loads tho cane on tho "It Is never below fifty degrees ln tho, for fe'loral Bovnmont and tax them as statos and , promises wero agreed upon In two of jn company with A. F. Cooke, Mar-th- o cars. etc. This seems to me tho prefer winter time, or above ninety degrees uiib manner me gruunu umiur uie puriiuii 10 iiiuir poiminuuii. ciiuiilt the Lowest cases, whil In tho othqrB tho Rawlins, Mr. Is the ono upon feet of sugar as tho best revenue In this regnrd, such as provnlled dur- - Bt0n Campbell and W, T. red method, and this on the hottest days In snmmlar. It Is government was awarded Judgmehts report are produccr would bo carried away and lng tho civil war, would put tho fed Smith Intends to make a trip to the which tho figures of this probably tho greatest fruit country which nearly amounted to tho original and go over sugar would bo left as a child of an oral tax gathoror Into close rolatlons Possible property this afternoon based'. ln tho world, lint It is cursed with assessed figures. ground carefully before taklngany Province the average cost exclusive protective tariff, to be buf- - with tho Individuals In every state of the In Orlento that devastating scourgja, the Med- - in mo instances or tno tried caBes, acton tho matter. clearing land, fencing, feted nbnut with tho various nolltlcal thn union and it ban been the nrldc in by contract of Iterranean fly, which spoils most of Price. both appellants woro prlvato home- Ho will attempt to finish this to- making roadways, plowing, planting, humors ot tho day. Tho lower house of many of tho citterns of the various tho fruit crop. If the fruit Is pinked steaders and tho disputes acrose over day or Monday nnd will then bo able nnd cultivating cano to maturity (12 having voted overwhelmingly for tho states in the union thnt tho rights of while it Is green much or It may boj , tho amount of th personal property to turn his attention to what appeal to 14 months from planting) 1b $50 rtincation of this amendment to tho tb0 states as to their own govern-Baved- but tho fly ruins all or nearly) - assessment. Tho decision In each case cases are left on tho docket of tho an acre. Tho enne onco planted ln constitution Is significant of th0 dnn- raent nnd their own taxation had been all ripo fruit. Sugar is, or course,! sugar was a victory for the Territorial gov- - Oahu tax appeal board. new nnd what Is considered good gcr jn the situation and apart from reserved to tho Btatcs. Our sugar laud will produce nn average the greatest muusiry, nut tnat in- any political party move, both parties, planters nro profoundly Interested In requirtes a largo crop of 30 tons per acre per annum dustry amount of or all parties horo in tho sugar dis- this whole problem and would do H. F. Wichman THE CUBAN SUGAR INDUSTRY; for n period of 10 years, after which capital. tricts of Loulslann aro profoundly well to carefully consider it, ns thf 1 tlmo It would have to bo replanted; "Thero Is a chance today for tho concerned with tho maintenance of a Issuo Is now presented to thorn and & Co., Ltd. and the cost of cultivation per year man of limited means to nccomo In- fair duty on sugar, falling ln which they should tako such action as to would be about $15 per acre. dependently rich growing pineapples, tho industry would bo destroyed so them seems best In their correspond- LEADING JEWELERS. ITS EXTENT AD Cost and Profits. which business is yielding larger prof far as this state Is concerned. ence with their representatives who Taking these general figures as a its overy year, and which may no Our own people understand this, will control tho matter. Louisiana basis, it would bo ncsessary to plant said to bo still in its infancy, It very well and one of tho main argu- - Planter. cane, Dy J. A. BRECKONS. nio, $750,000; Habana, $3,000,000; Ma tho first year 5000 acres of seoms to me that thero should bo average of 30 tonB po (Special Correspondence of tho Star.) tanzas, $5,750,000; Santa Clara, $14,' which, at an wonderful opportunities for growing Jas. F. Morgan Co. Ltd. produce 150,000 tons of c WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 10 An 500,000; Camaguey, $1,700,000; and In acre, would oranges in Hawaii, as this business s ANTIQUORUlfl rcnui-mlento- interesting report on tho Cuban sugar Orlente, $25,300,000. cano per annum. Allowing a is not cultivated as much as It might or sugar extraction from tho Stock a Industry hrs been made mado recent- Extent of American Interests. be. The Introduction of seedless or- n'd or 10 per cent, would give a pro- ly by Deputy Consul General H. P. Thero are in the Island' at the pres cano anges Is needed." AS A NEW BREAKFAST EOOD Bond Broker duction of 0G dcg. raw sugar of 15,000 Starrett, of Havana. Tho following ent tlmo 173 activo mills, of which Canon Ault spoke very enthusiasti- Member ot Honolulu Stock and Do long tons, or 33.COO.000 pounds ln all. are extracts from It: thirty-fou- r arc wholly American owned cally of tbj3 volcano of ICilauea on tho Exchange. averago net price for Cuban raws Tho treaty of reciprocity between and two partly controlled by American Tho island of Hawaii, the burning pit of Stock and Bond Orders reclT f. o. b. Cuba for tho past 10 years, An American breakfast-foo- d manu- spectivcly, like spinach and asparagus. tho United States and tho Republic of capital. Another interesting fact is which Is called Halernaumau. "This is prompt attention. but not Including tho high prices of facturer Is In Hawaii investigating tho Cassava, or mandioc, another furnished to all Cuba, which was negotiated in 1902, that American-owne- d mills produce probably tho most wonderrul sight In Information relative 1911 and 1912, was 2.25 cents per starchy tuber, which grows abundant- STOCKS AND UONDS.. allowed a preferenco of twenty per, nearly thirty-fiv- e per cent of the total tho world," ho said, "tho volcano con- taro plant with the view of putting on , I hero, how- ly 1 it, .1 . . . n . . i i - pound. It must be stated In tropical America, might also LOANS NEGOTIATED. tiiui in mo uuiy on juui;u sugar euier- - sugar output Ot CUDa. stantly In eruption, and npproachablo tho market a now food product made ever, that tho high prices of 1911 and prove valuable for conversion into 1572. P. O. Box BM. ing tho United States. Since that date The impetra given the industry by without danger." Canon Ault said that Phono tho favorable outlook as to future therefrom. Taro Is a popular name breakfast foods. Cassava has long Cuba, has entered upon a period' of If people any conception tho recent high prices and tho favor prices will considerably raise this av- had of tho for Colocnsla antlquorum, and espec- been sold In flaked form in India. development has exceeded "Patronize Home Induttry." that tho, able outlook for a continuance of at erage. This production of raw sugar wonder and beauty of this sight they ially for its variety esculentum, a Bananas nnd p'antalns aro alr.o now predictions of tho most optimistic. Vast least a very remunerative price in tho would give approximately 1,000,000 would flock to Hawaii by millions. tropical plnnt, grown ln tho islands flaked and crisped, samples of toasted new areas of land have been brought future has drawn tho attention of many gallons of molasses, and the price for Asked about church work, he said of tho Pacific, where it forms a prin- plantain flakes from the Dominican under cultivation, new mills have been I American capitalists to the profits In which could be sold would bo that a new movement had just boon cipal food. Its starchy, stcmliko Republic being among tho exhibits at ponuiano - this .eroded, old mills havo been remodel- completed very Hono- - thIs field of endeavor; and In view ot about 3 2 cents per gallon f. o. b. successfully in tuberous root is now boiled or baked, tho Bureau of Manufactures in Wash- of Hawaii, Limited. ed and Improved, end projects aro on thls interest it would seem that a ! Cuba. Thus the following statement lulu. All of tho churches, except tho made Into bread or Into pol, n fcr--i Ington; they will also bo loaned to Telepnone 3529. 96 King for many additional mills to t foot bobref description of tho methods of shows the gross annual Income to be. Roman church, had united forces nnd product. Tho young leaves! tcrcsted firms. Consular Report, U. S. built in the near future. So great bas, n cuUure and tho cost of production, 33.G00.000 pounds 90 deg. raw sugar, mndo a campaign for tho benefit of and tender leaf stalks aro used, re--; Department of Commerce and Labor. this recent development that t gal- gother with an estimate as to the cost at 2 4 cents, $756,000; 1,000,000 thoso people who seldom or never can safely bo said if tho present S. do Ramos Jr., D. that of establishing a complete sugar estate lons molasses, at 3 2 cents, $35,000; go to church. Tho largest theater In .activity continues Cuba will bo in a ln Cllb. mIsht bo of assistance. With total Income, $791,000. Honolulu had been hired and the A DULL DAY I. Hiroka to T. E. F. Osoria Tr., Tr. E. G. Duisenberg way (ho pro- fair of becoming largest this object ln view tho writer has col- In such a mill located near tho schemo had met with such Instant D. sugar In tho world. ducer of lected, from planters, engineers, and coast, with no railroad freight to pay succfess that It wasfdecjded to con- D. T. Fleming and wife to Mnuocl o'o STOCKS The ro'atlons between Cuba and tho man- D, investors in tho industry, data bear- on its product and with eulclent tinue to have montoljMmoetlugs fn ENDS WEEK Coito, . BONDS 'United havo so close the - States been ing on tho cost of production and the agement, it is safe to say that tho tho leading theater of tho city for ILL D. T. Fuming and wife to M. A. Ta- years that It Is Interesting ISURANCE last few profits to bo expected. It must bo cost of producing this amount of tlije purpose of bringing tho churches varcs, D. REAL ESTATE to observe Just what extent American sugar, including cultivation, harvest- A few small sales of Ewa sold at a D. Fleming stated, however, that these figures aro Into touch with tho non-churc- h goers. T. and wife to Manoel capital has Invested In tho Cuban cano to drop of fifty cents a sharo in price, LOANS NEGOTIATED only approximate and many factors ing, transporting the the Canon Ault said that thero wore so Subrian, D. sugar Industry. A careful estimate vary, tho mill, railroad operation, mill opera- with other stocks showing unchanged C. S. Capellas ct to Francisco Da tend to make them such as many millionaires In Honolulu that al 76 ptione 3013 of this Investment In mills, lands, maintenance, de- figures, excepting Pioneer, which in merchant st. location of the plant, price of labor, tion, administration, It was an easy matter to raise money Coata, Rcl. railroads, and other equipment de- preciation, Insurance, taxes, and all trivial sales dropped 25 cents a share, and whether European or American for church affairs, but that this had Francisco Da Costa nnd wife to D. voted exclusively to tho industry, operating expenses, would not on tho stock market this morning. machinery is used, but the endeavor other a bad effect In that tho congrega- T. Fleming, D. but not including mortgages, gives a $550,000, or nt the rate of 1.0 Other transactions showed Olaa bonds, has been to bo very conservative In exceed tions were willing to Antonio Franco 'and wlfo to Joso S. total of $54,000,000. In this estimate, difference be- let a few rich J. HOLMBERG tho estimato aB a whole. cents per pound. The sold in conslderab'o quantities, as Bras, D. however, aro Included a fow companies gross and total men do all tho work. Location and Fertility Factors. tween tho Income the holding their own and nearly $20,000 John K. Kal to T. Udo et al., L. ARCHITECT. which were organized In tho United bo $211,-00- on Buildings. In tho first place, it can be stated annual cost would therefore worth of Kekaha, a stock that seldom Charles A. Brown by Atty to John Estimates Furnished hold charters granted by excess of 14 por States and that perhaps tho two most important or slightly la changes hands, sold at tho former K. Kai et al., L. Ratea Reasonable. different States, but whoso stock is cent on tho investment of $1,700,000. CUBAN CROP per Items to bo considered' are tho fertility figure of $300 share. John Kal ct al to First Bank of 160 Hotel St,, Oregon Bldg. Tol. 3668 owned by persons other than Ameri and adaptability of the land and tho Tho stock sales of tho week totalled Hllo, Ltd., C. M. cans. amounts to a Their investment accessibility to transportation faclll only $51,831.75. Waka Oklna and husband to County very small percentago of the who'e, VA ties. Provided that suitable land can FAKE L TO BE LARGE Tho transactions showed generally .lawall, D. Sugar 3.92c of this total invert Tho distribution bo obtained, tho Ideal location for a a stagnant, rather than a weak market. Aona to S. Alfred Snlffcn Jr., D. ment through tho different Provinces mill Is on or very near a good j The list of sties was as follows: Mrs. Edith E. Underwood to Lewis Beets, 11, 8 del modern Pago Ono.) i4d of tho Island is as follows: Pinar (Continued irom G5 h&rbor, where ships can como up to Ewa Plantation Co., shares at II. Underwood, P. A. com-1- , o In spite of tho rain that has its own dock. It should havo Its own Second race, half-mil- running $30.75; 130 shares at $32; $G14G.25. Henry Watorhouso Trust Co., Ltd., pelled grinding to be tusponded on aj Henry railroad to carry tho cano from the mntch Dora D., J. Madelros; Fran' 0ahu Sugar Co., 289 shares at $28, Tr., to Kalmukl Land Co. Ltd., D. waiemouse Trust TESTIMONY largo number of factories located in;7Sn. ;nr, Rhnros at S28.25. S9IG3.75 15 finhiR to the mill and to trananort lie Up. C. Gomez. Kaimukl Land Co., Ltd., to Tlnielda-Matto- s Company. , the western and central regions of sugar from the mill to the dock. This Third raco, quarter-mile- running Bharcs at $27,875, $41S.25; 20 shares Co., D. Lucas; Ka-llh- i Cuba and tho uprising of the negroes $18,272. Members Honolulu Stock and Boa OF reduces to a minimum tho cost of match Dick C, Charles at $27.50, $550; total, I Takcmori to G. Olkawa, B. S. FJVEWOMEN .T. AI-li- e that seriously Interferes with crop importing machinery and supplies nnd Boy, Madelros; Huckskln, Hono'ulu Brewing and' Malting Co., Henry Waterhouso Trust Co., Ltd., Exchange. labor in tho provinces, Pink-ham- Magoon; Roll On, J. Panawcla. eastern on the 150 at $21, $3050. That Lydia E. 's of shipping tho product of tho mill. shtrcs Tr., to Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd., D. FORT AND MERCHANT ST. Proves o raco, Cowboy relay, six en- 30th Instant elghty-on- factories were G2 $34, $2108; 65 Com-poun- Let us tako as a basis a sugar es- Fourth Pioneer shares at Jos. P. Mcndonca and wife, to Tago Vegetable d still grinding nt dlfforent parts of the tate which will produce 100,000 begs tries. shares at $33.75, $1850.25; total, $39G4.' Kawohara, D. Is Reliable. race will be a Japanese hack Islano, against elghteon last year, at of sugar of 320 pounds each por annum. Fifth Lebeka to Mrs. Wablsva Kahananul, can recom- five already prom- tho same date, and twenty In 1910. Re- Reedville, Ore. "I truly Tho amount of land for all purposes race, with entries Olaa, 745 shares at $7.50, $5587.50. n. Jas. W. Pratt j B. Vegetable mend Lydia Pinkham's ised. ceipts of sugr.rc during the past week Pahang Co., G $21.' Roal Estate, Insurance, Loons - j Compound to all women who are passing fields, roadways, pasturc.3, timber Rubber shares at Ns- Tho sixth race will bo a runnlnc havo been accordingly largo again, through the Change of Life, as it mado tracts, Sites, etc. shou'd be aiout 50. $129. ALL DANGER AVOIDED. Uated. match, free for all, samo as tho third 50,315 tons, against 22,399, and 21,394 125 ' mo a well woman alter 20,000 acres, and good land of thta I'onokna, 10 shares at $10.75, $10", During tho summer months moth "PRATT," Merchant 8t suffering three years." raco with match race entries and Clara tons respectively during the corres Mary Bogart, character would cost $6 to $10 per 50. era of young children should watch Mrs. C, ndded. ponding weeks- In 1911 and 1910. The Reedville, Oregon. acre, Becoming to fertility of the toll Haiku, 20 shares at $215, $4300. for any unnatural looseness of tho Harry Arraltage. TT. CuEbmaa Carter. total ts for tho present crop till New Orleans, La. tnd nearness to transportation facili Pda. 5 shares at $212.50, $10G2.50. bowels. When given prompt ntton Samuel A. Walker. "When passing through Investment for above-mentione- d date, 1.G47.1S4 tons, Kekaffa, 05 shares at $300, $19,500 may 1 ! ties. Tho total first tlon at this tlmo serious truublo the Change of Life I waa NSPECTION against 1,359,775 tons in 1911 and Cs. $11,000 97.- - Harry Armilage & Go, flashes, such an estato would bo about as FOOD Pond sales Olaa iit bo avoided. Chamberlain's Colic, troubled with hot tons in 1910. Foregoing fig- weak and dizzv snells and 50; Hllo Extension Cs, $1000 at $91.50; Cholera and Diarrhoea Remery can LIMITED, I was ures thus show an Increase of 287,-40- 9 1901 Gs, $100.75. backache. notfitfor 20,000 acres of land, at $10. . 200,000 Hllo 500 at always be depended upon. For sale nnvthmir until 1 took Ly (Continued from 1'ago nnei tons upon last year and a decrease Stock and Bonds Vege- Clearing and planting 5000 by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co. dia E. Pinkham's this caso tho can should bo packed as of 18,210 tonB as compared with 1910. table Comnound which acres, at $50 250,000 agents for Hawaii. practicable with tho peas and largo factories grind BROKERS proved worth its weight carta G0.000 full as Tho number ot Mom dor Honolulu Stock Bob4 ! 1.1 MVo flAO.- Oxen and FILED FOR RECORD ud Ill V1U W 4iwe.vm.j- 200,000 should contain only sufficient liquor ing at tho end of the current month, BLONDEAU, 1541 Po- - Railroad and equipment .... Flno Job Printing, Star Otflc Exchange. TON to fill tho interstices and cover the in tplto of tho copious rains that have lymnia St, New Orleans. Wharf 40,000 P. O. Box 683. Telopbone 210L Mishawaka,Ind.-- Wo 800,000 product. fallen at different places and tho up Documents Entered for Record. Cabhj and Wireless Add " Sugar mill and house IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE res: men passing through tho "Canned foods, therefore, will bo rising of tho negroes, may bo consider- Juno 21, 1912. "Arm! tago." Office, store, dwelling, hospi UNITED STATES, DISTRICT OF Chancre of Life can take deemed to bo adulterated if they are ed as a good sign, as It tends to show Edwin 11. Hntnauku to Joseph A than Lydia tal, and barracks 10,000 nothing better found to contain water, brine, sirup, that, excepting tho province of St, Hamauku, Covenant, HAWAII. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Working capital 50,000 M. Bauco, or similar substances in excess pro- - B. IN THE MATTER OF JOHN iMriChnt Compound. I am Vr.go do Cuba, order continues to Joseph A. Hamauku to Edwin amount necessary for their GILES, BANKRUPT. NO. 232. Royal 1.700,000 of tho vail in the balance of tho Is'Und, which Hamauku, M. because of what it has Total sterilization. To tho creditors of John M. Gflos, ' proper preparation and seoms to provo that tho greater part Charles M. Cooke, Ltd., to Honomu done for me. CllAS. Cultural Methods. has como to tho notice of tho of Honolulu, Hawaii. Bauer, 523 E. Marion It of the mutinous negroes in arms Sugar Co., L. Insurance Co. bt, Two general systems of growing tho pulp prepared from Notice is hereby given that on June MishawaKa, lnu. department that government, aro Jamaican, M. Stangenwnld to Wado W. Leading Fire Company of the Worl. aro voguo Cuba the "colo against .the A. M. or cane ln ln trimmings, and waste 21, 1912, said John Giles was duly Alton Station.Kv.-"F- coreB, other and Haitian adventurers Rol. Place your business with a cons from no" system and tho administration' Dominican Thayer, adjudged a bankrupt nnd that tho first months I suffered material is sometimes added to - pony that kaows how to face a crlslt consequence of contemplates tho and bandits, who have invaded tho isl- Rudolph WIndrath and wlfo to Mu- troubles in system. The first canned tomatoes. It is tho opinion mooting of his creditors will be hold and Is In a position to do so. my ago nnd thought I by tbo idea of muro'erlng Bldg. & Loan Soc. ot H. Ltd., M. ownership of tho land and equipment pulp is not, a nor land, allured tual at tho offlco of Wado Warron Thayor, couia not uve. jjyuiu c. of tho board that Bldg. & Lotset Paid, $222,951,351. to whlto population nnd looting their Paud Jarrett afft. to Mutunl G03-- Pinkham's Vogctablo by tho mill, money being advanced mal Ingredient of canned tomatoes, tho Rofereo in Bankruptcy, I Stangen mado mo well to grow, cut, and properties. Loan Soc. of H. Ltd., M. Building, Honolulu, on July G. Compound "colonos" or tenants and such addition Is therefore adult wnld C. X? Co., he 311 and I want other suffering company's rail If on one side, tho rainy provalllng Mrs. Kaluna Palko afft. to Mutual 9 credit- Brewer Ltd. aboutit,' deliver tho cane to tho oration. It Ib tho further opinion of 1912, at a. m., at which time General Agents, Territory ot Hawaii. women to know extrac weather Is prejudicial to grinding, on Bldg. & Loan Soc. of H. Ltd., Affdt. provo tholr claims. Mrs. EMMA UA1LEY, Alton road, a percentage of tho sugar tho board thnt tho addition of tomato ors may attend, Ky. to tenaut In tho other hand It U highly favorable to J. Alfred Magoon and wlfo to P. F. oxamino tho bankrupt, elect a trustee Station, tlon being returned tho Julco In oxcess of tho amount present REAL passing young cano D. ESTATE INVESTMENT! Tvixom. No. Dak. "I was payment for his work. In many In in tho tomatoes need Ib adulteration crops In tho Holds, and tho Ryan. nnd transact any other proper busl tin-nnrr- and very nmnco of Life felt owns his land as well aB ratoons exhibit throughout Juno 22. 1912. IICBS. not and was very stances tho "colono" that Is, if In tho canning of a lot of bad. I could sleep splendid aMoct, qulto Cntomlro to Mary Casomlro WARUHN THAYKlt. nervous. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabb and equipment, and In such cases tho tomatoes moro Julco be added than the Island a Antono WADE O. forthcoming cam C. Ounha Compound restored me to perfect health Is larger. These percentages vary ac is present In that lot, tho eamQ will promising for tho ot all, D. Roforeo In Bankruptcy. bo without Mrs. and I would not it" percentago returned to him bo considered au adulteration." pnlgn Louisiana Planter. Mnnolo Sardlnha and wife to JOso Honolulu, June 31. 1912. 9233 78 Merchant St. Phone S5IS. F. M. Thorn, Deisem, no. uok. that tho THIS HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JUNK 22, 1912. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOCOOOCOO tilled the aentor of tho table, and corns go bouqiietR and houtonnloron of tho same color added to tho artistic effect. Hand-painte- Japanoeo cards ninrkod tho place of each gnent. At the close of tho dinner a large cako bearing red candlca told the ago of tho young hostess to whom tho func- sur SALE cloverly planned RIBBON tion hnd been a OVEn THE TEACUPS. prise Sweet strnlna of Hawaiian mu- Society Editor. sic were rendered all through tno Telephone 2799. i evening by Kaal s quintet club. Cov ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. James ooooooooooooooooo Sibley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, ON - Mrs. NOW O CALLING DAYS FOR KONO- O Mr. George Bustard and Mr. and LULU. O Haynes. Monday: Punahou, College o tt jt flllls, Manoa, Maklkt. o MIbb Lllllnn Gardiner, who hns re- Tuesdays: Wnlklkl, Kaplo-lan-l o cently completed her course In tho Park, Kalmukl, Palolo. o Punahou Preparatory achool, return- "What do you wiy to taking u boarder?" naked John. Puu-nu- i, homo in Japan whero tfhc at Wednesdays: Nuuanu, o ed to her POWDER "X boarder I" anld Dolly "Oh, Hint woilld bo horrid. We don't UKliuat. Pacific Heights. First and o will spend the summer. rant a str.mgor In our Homo." Absolutely Pure Third Wednesdays above Nuu- o .4 "He Isn't exactly a stranger. a cousin of mine, and --he's coming Ho's anu Bridge. Second and Fourth o Among tho socloty folk from tho, Tfw only baking powder to tnko u position In our office. He'll bo awful lonesome, and I thought vxrapa ''on Wednesdays below Bridge. o other Islands who are In town for! irmtso from Royal Jt would bo kind of nice ir we'd him in and mako him feol at home." take Fourth Wednesday, Pacific o tho vnrlous commencement and class 9 Dream of Tartar Dolly niado a wry face. Helghta. AJewa Heights, First o day exercises are Mrs. E. N. Holmes NoAlum.KoUma Phosphate Sachs' Dry Goods Co., "Would he play ball?" asked the Kid. and ThlH TCfilr:rs!rv8. o of Hilo, Mrs. H. H. Ronton of Kohnla, "Don't do It, if you don't want to," wont on John. "Only it's kind of Thursdays: Ttiw Plain. o Mrs. Robert Forrest, Mrs. John T. CHRI8TIAN SCIENCE. tough on a fellow coming to a strange town." Limited Hotels and town. o Molr, Miss Louise Molr of Pnpalkouj A Tree lecture on Christian Science "I suppose we ought to bo hospitable," reluctantly yielded Dolly. "Ho Frujy: Opera Foul '1 Friday, Fort Shnfti r. o and Mr. and Mrs. Rosccrans of Maul will bo given at tho Hawaiian might come for a while, until makes some acquaintances." he Firs' Friday, Fort Uuger. o Jt Jt ji House tomorrow evening at eight Tho next night nt dinner, the Boarder arrived. Knapp, C. S. B., mem Saturdays: Kalllil. Third and o CUBAN ANNEXATION o'clock by BUbs "Do havo more beof," said John pressing food upon him. Board of Lectureship of Y" nth Saturdays. Kamehnmo-lu-i WANTED BY BRITONS ber of tho "Do you like sugar and cream in your coffee?" asked Dolly, pleasantly Church, Tho First Church Schools O" LONDON, May 27. Tho Evening Tho Mother attentive. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. y Standard, commenting on situa- "I jvould like a glass of water, please," said tho Kid, struggling man-rull- 0090000000000000 the are glad tion in Cuba, says: Tho Christian Scientists with the burden of his best behavior. people of Honolulu an op- Louise Lucas, who leaves on "Englishmen who have millions of to give the Thus the dinner proceeded, Impressively, if painfully, polite. Miss to something about tho fc! Wednesday to spend the summer on pounds invested in Cuba would llko portunity hear "We'll have to cut the pie in live pieces now, won't wo?" Inquired tho teachings of Christian Sclonco by one the mainland, will he guest of honor nothing better than to see th0 Island Kid regretfully as dessert arrived. authorized to Bpeak upon the subject, " at an evening of cards tonight given annexed by tho United States. Tho "Sh said his mother. a cordial invitation Is extended by the Misses Jordan in Nuuanu val present revolution will bo a blessing and The Boarder looked somewhat blank. to all. JUST RECEIVED "Really," he said. "I'm not particularly partial to pio." ley. in dlugulso if it hastens annexation." on, tfon t mind him, smllad Dolly. "That s Just a Joke of ours. You J Jt - oo, we save a piece for the cook, and then divide the rest." Thu regular meetings of tho Out- Tho toilet sets shown by Bonson, Attention C Kllouana Art GfadliatCS "New Shipment of the popular "les," wont on the kid. "Once father took a little piece, letting on ho Door rele of tho Smith & Cn.. urn nttrnpllnir !i erpnt until bouquet waB polite. And so wo all took little pieces to ho polite, too. And then Leacue have been discontinued deal of attention. The prices are so! Anything In basket and Soptember. "father said I guess I'll take another piece, mine was so small and ho finished tho first of low that tho articles anneal to all work with class ribbons at reiBonaDie the pie. But we're on to him now." jt jt asses. prices. John smiled rather feebly. The commencement exercises of the : mis. E. m. Tagioi, Florist Tho Kid watched Dolly cutting the pie. nlass of 1912 of Oahu College will "You're cutting it in six," ho Job PrUting, Office, Hotel opposite Alex. Young Cafe. exclaimed excitedly. hn held this evening In Charles R, Fine Sar St "You mustn't talk so much," reproved his mother. Bishop Hall at eight o'clock. m "Six makes them awful small, don't it?" ho commented, mournfully eye Jt Jt Jt ing his plate. Mrs. Samuel Do Freest entertained Its mighty good pie," said tho Boarder. "I don't wondor your father informally at cards on Thursday aft took a second piece." ornoon In compliment to Mrs. Percy In the Honoltilan Tho Kid who was hungrily eyeing the remaining piece looked gloomy, Morse, who leaves on Wednesday. cts "Do have another piece," said Dolly temptingly. Anxiously the Kid watched the Boarder. J Jt j "Oh, no, thank you. It's delicious. But I've had plenty." Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr, Tho Kid breathed a sigh of relief. Then he looked apprehensively entertained at dinner last evening for his father. John was gazing at the pic, but politeness restrained him. Admiral and Mrs. Walter C. Cowlea If You Have 11 nououys going 10 eai tunt pieco," saiu tno Kid hurriedly. "I might Tho color scheme for tho decorations as jveu miisn it. was green and white and was devel chrysanthemums "Cutting it in six ain't bad after all," he remarked as thoy left tho table. oped with tiny white and asparagus sprengarie. Covers were laid for Admiral and Mrs. Wal SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY. i Miss Louise Lucaa and Miss Grace ter C. Cowles, Mrs. Charles Adams, Not Entire Oeneral and Mrs. M. M. Macomb Elizabeth Allen were guests of honor Major and Mrs. Edward J. Timber ALSO THE LATEST FICTION. - entertained at an elaborately appoint- at a luncheon today at which Miss Bar-fa- ' lake. Mr. Harry Gaylor and Mr. and Cartwright, dinner last evening at their homo rio Gamble was hosfcws. The center- - Mrs. Bruce Jr. ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF GIFT BOOKS, on ueretania ovenue. Tue color sclieme piece for the table was of 6'ellcate Jt Jt J for the decorations was pink and the pink roses. Covers were laid for Tho Saturday Night Bridge Club by Satisfaction SUITABLE FOR GRADUATION PRIZES. effect was carried out to the smallest twelve including Miss Loul Lucn.3, will be entertained this evening Carter, detail, from the delicately tinted ros3 Miss Grace Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. S. Cantain and Mrs. Clifton at Bugor. Captai 1 - BOOKS HAPPEN- to the pink shaded candles. The First I). Barnes, Mrs. John Gamble, Mrs. their quarters at Fort RustProf,- SPECIAL ORDERS FOR NOT and Mrs. Carter's guests will bo M Infantry band furnished music through 13. h. Cooke, Mm. Mitchell, Miss Wood-th- e Mrs. Cheatham, Dr. and Mrs dinner hour and far into the even- - ford, Mrs. A. S. Ilodglns, Mrs. George jor and ING TO BE IN STOCK GIVEN PROMPT Baker. Mrs. Denman, General and Ing. General and Mrs. Macomb's guesJei McCoy, Miss Nell Gambo and Miss Why try our Guaranteed Flexibly boned Major and Mrs. N not Warners' Model? Included" Major and Mrs. Cheatham,' Barrio Gamble. Mrs. Macomb, AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. ville. Major and Mrs. Wootcn, Ad Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Major audi Jt jt jx Surely no garment could fit more perfectly or give better satis miral and Mrs. Cowles, Captain Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dil-- j Mr and Mm. Kenneth Barnes enter-tiugha- Game; Mrs. F. W. Coleman and Mr. faction. We thoroughly endorse the Warners' Corsets. Wc Mr. and Mrs. James Wi:der,' talncd Informally on Thursday oven-Mis- s and Mrs. E. R. Gaylor. Marion Scott, Captain and Mrs. ing on the occasion of the first annlver- - 8 guarantee them to wear long not to just break or tear. We Clifton Carter. Lietenaut Andrews and sary of their wedding. The house was Captain and Mrs. E. A. Shuttle-wort- h and Mrs. Macomb. green la General prettily deeoratea with vines' are planning to leave in the have a large assortment of sizes, all giving the figure a mode. v Jt . and white cotton halls that wore next transport for a visit to the main- Miyj. Edward J. Tlmberlake was host- of the event. Several delight- land. ful musical numbers were rendered ess at a delightful Diamond Ileatf party tt fc on Thursday ovenlng. After walking during the evening. Some among those Mis. Homer Smith, formerly Mist The Crossroads up the mountain a most enjoyable present were Beverond and Mm. Simp- Julia Perry or Honolulu, will arrivi aupper was served at tho halfway son, Mr. and Miw. Frank C. Atherton, here in the early part of July tc Prices $1.25 to $5.00 house. At a late hour the party Mrs. Cousens Protestor and Mrs. Arth- spend the summer with her rela- turned to the homo of Major and Mrs. ur Andrew?, Mr. and' Mrs. Matthew tives. Or. Smith will come to Ho- Bookshop Timberlakc by moonlight. Among Gro(tiam, Miss Katlierlnc WooJdford, nolulu in August. thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Qulnan, Miss Lucas, Miss Blair, jt jt Francis M. Swanzy, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Mr. Jameson, Rev. A. A. Kborsole and The Atkinson bungalow at Walkikl Everything in Books" cis Gay, Captain and Mrs. Clifton others. now the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, Capiain and Mr.s. Johnson, Jt Jt John Creswell Haynes, was the scene WHITNEY & MARSH Lacy Spalding, Miss Hughes, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey of a pretty dinner party last night Mrs. YOUNG BUILDING : NR. KING STREET Arthur Mcintosh, Lieutenant Vaughan, and Mrs. Helen Storrs havo moved to on the occasion of the birthday of I lieutenant Pratt and Major and Mrs. "Nlnlko," the country hom0 of the Jt Jt jt Haynes. Great crimson roses K J. Tlmberlake. former, for the summer. Mrs. J . 04000C.CK00 Opening Display of Ready Made July 1st, will be a great event in Garments on Monday Our Ready Made July 1st. NEXT WEEK BEGINNING ON MONDAY we will show a line of New Silks at- tractively priced for a Business Boom for the last week of June. t 0

DON'T FORGET our Grand Opening of Women's t

1 Mil ry Ready-to-We- ar Apparel is to take place on Monday, July st. Madame 0 This will Eclipse by far any showing we have yet at- t D lit tempted in Fine Garments. P Dresses, We have just opened a big Millinery purchase, the very Evening Dresses, Reception Gowns, Street Irene Corsets Millin- Newest Styles in Shades, at Moderate Prices. Lale Cloaks, Wraps, etc., in Charming variety at Reasonable Prices. ery Trimmings and Accessories. 0 This mill be worth while, and well worth waiting On Monday we will show New Models in these Special next week in Ladies Panama Hats $I5.UU an event famous for quality Panamas for $10.50; $12.50 quality Panamas far. Corsets. $8.50.

wmmmmw mmwi i riiwi n iw i r r nmn murmur f Av kmijwm$hWM, uMsIm . jwn. it .,ritliktm ,U t 1Mi ftw THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, jjflfg ft igig. Large Class Graduated TEN YOUNG IN GRADUATE By Maunaolu Seminary FRQm LAHAINALUNA 5 00 L

(8pociaI Correspondence of the Star.) Sanatorium-Improveme- tho certificates as follows: Dr. Durney in Charge of nts WAILUKU, Jun0 21. Maunaolu Graduates, Academic Department Seminary graduated a largo class on Magglo Amo, Mary Andrade, Elslo Hotel Meeting Crowell, Lavina Clark, Christine to Wednesday of this week. The day Sarah Kalatwaa, Daisy Saf-fer- of Ministers was perfect and tho friends and rel- Klkuwo Tanaka. atives of tho claBB arrived early from Industrial Department OubbIo Iaea, all parts of Maul. Tho program was LouIbo Smith, Llzzlo Paulo. (Special Correspondence of the Stnr.) lino of work and was much otijoyod. - begun at ton thirty In tho morning. Tho exerclstes closed with tho bene- WAILUKU, Juno 21. Lahalnaluna The ladles of tho church served an diction, pronounced by Rev. Honry Hot. II. B. Dodgo offered tho Invo- commencement was yesterday. Tho appetizing Hawaiian lunch at noon. P. Judd. cation. Tho ooventh and eighth gradeB attendance from was un-- 1 Personal and Social, Tho year has boon an exceptional- - sang Thompson's chorus, "Soldlor usually largo. Tho teachers and grad- Mrs. Ella L. Austin of tho Waiheo ly successful one at tho school over Rest." Elslo Orowoll Walluku gave uates of tho Maunaolu Scmlnnry paid school will leavo tomorrow on the of which both teachers and trustoes feel tho greeting to tho assembled guests. Lahalnaluna a visit and wore present Mikahala for Honolulu. Thenco sno very much pleased. Thero aro not Mary Andrade, who had been a pupil at tho closing exercises. Ten young sails for the CoaBt to bo gono tho as many students as In somo years, In tho school from tho tlmo sho was men wore granted diplomas by tho whole of tho summer, but tho grade of work was never bet- a. llttlo girl, gave a most Interesting faculty school. j day Sunday Bchool ter than It Is now. Thero Is very of tho The Chinese and class history. "A Merry Life" was - faithful work dono on tho part of Rev. ColllnB O. Burnham of Laha- picnic took place last week, Tuesday, sung by tho chorus. Tho address of tho pupils. Tho girls go on this com- Ina offered the opening prayer. The tho 11th. It was n gala day for these Akal-k- o tho day was delivered by ttov. Char-deliver- ing year into higher studies in Ho principal address of the occasion was two schools. Thanks to Miss Akana, who thoroughly enthused nolulu. A larger proportion than ever by Rev. Akalko Akana of lotte L. Turner, who Is superintend-Honolul- his hearers with a deslro to go forth work In other Rov. Mr. Bodel, pastor of cnt of tho Chinese mission, tho little n beforo continue their from tho school to live life of noblo tho church of the Holy Innocents of pleoplo all had a most delightful time, usefulness. Mr. Akana Is a strong institutions. Lahalna, delivered an interesting ten- - All klndB of sport were Indulged In speaker. Ho used good English, was Improvements Planned. mlnuto address to tho students, and the occasion closed with a treat forceful in his Illustrations, and Im- Tho trustees aro contemplating sev- School Agent Worth O. Aiken, In be- - of icecream and cake, pressive in his conclusions. eral changes in tho school property d efilci-enc- y half of the faculty of Lahalnaluna On tho 7th, Miss Turner entertain-an- Tho class song was written for the which will greatly Increase tho tho board of education, handed tho Japanese girls In .Tapaneso occasion and was sung well by the of tho work. Tho grounds will cd the graduates. graduating class. It reads as follows: be Improved, and through tho gift of the diplomas to tho Girls' Homo of which Mrs. S. Konda 'I know not why this bitter feeling one of tho trustees a now building A delicious luau wns served after hns charge. The evening at t:io Alex- - Should ceaselessly Intrude will bo added a llttlo later In the the exercises. It was greatly enjoyed nndor Homo was given over to those This thought of Maunaolu year. Tho course of study is being by nil. pjcoplo and their friends. A moat Stealing out tho gayest mood worked over somowhat by both teach- In tho afternoon an exciting tennis merry timo was enjoyed by all prea- - Our years together have been happy ers and trustees, and it is expected match was played oft between the ent And as these halls wo lcavo that no school for Its size will bo in Hitchcock and tho Malo dormitories. Sanatorium Changes. position do class Wo havo sad thoughts of porting sor- Buch good tt first The Hitchcock boys won and as a The most Important piece of work row, work. result tJho beautiful Hawaiian flag done In relation to 'tho Kula Sana-tha- t For Maunaolu grieve. A flro started on tho night before Dr. Franklin Burt, tho popular toriura of lato Is thie acceptance of graduation In tho, woodwork near tho Lahalna physician, presented tho win- - the application of Dr. Durney for tho Copyricht Hart, SchaSacr & Mm chimney. D. C. Lindsay and Tho sun is shining now so brightly kitchen nlng team will bo hung In the Hitch- - position of district physician and

well-love- Harold W. Rico rushed to tho school Outsldo our d walls, cock dormitory. superintendent of tho Kula Sanatorl-Minister- s tho was given. They And students chatting ovor lightly as soon as alarm In Session. urn. At tho last meeting of tho board found tho girls and teachers were spend more for clothes than Pour from our happy halls, The ministers of central Maul met of supervisors his application was OU can money your we t at work, and in short time by These, halls which we all lovo so hard In largo numbers today at tho Kaa- - accepted, and upon motion of Wm. tho holp of all tho Are was put out. dearly, humanu church, Walluku, for tho reg- - Bennlng ho will bo allowed tho sum Fortunately It was caught In time, so are asking for these and get a good deal less value for That happy student throng, ular monthly school. Rov. C. O. Burn-- $140 per month outsldo of his sal-ha- that tho smoking boards had not of Whoso laughter now wo hear bo clear- gavo most outline superintendent. Is blazed up. Tho smoko was discover- a Instructive ary as tho It a ly. building. Row- - peo-lan- d In evening, and no seri- study of sermon Rov. matter of great interest to Maui your There's no better clothing made than these We'll havo to leavo ere long. ed early tho money. Had tho blaze B. Dodgo delivered one of his plo that Dr. Durney will tako this Chorus: ous damago was done. with tho strong trade course of lectures upon tho Holy position. Ho Is well known as a physl-Spiri- t, Hall! Maunaolu kind and dear, once started fanning It, whole building while Rev. Akalko Akana gave clan and Is most highly esteemed by From you wo go wind the quickly havo boon a mass r.f an excellent Biblical exegesis. He the local doctors. And we all feel so sad and dear, would Hart Schaffner & Marx flames. showed his remarkably fine training The most popular sellers among As we all sing so low, in the last live years, and made a the recent novels were added to the This Is tho end of happy days. strong impression upon the Maul peo- library laBt week. For tho class of nineteen twelve. A man Inserted a "Classified Ad." In suits and overcoats. They express the highest art in ple. In tho afternoon, thero was a Tho grand jury had only ono day's To theo w give our lovo and praise, The 8tar lately, received an answer two-hou- r Henry Maunaolu, Hall! all Hall! and closed the desired deal In les session under Itev. session at Lahalna on Wednesday this Sunday clothes-makin- g The Graduates. than one hour after tho paper left the P. Judd's Instruction in school week. Tho second term of the court exclusive in design; the choicest of fabrics, In behalf of tho trustees of tho office. Star "Classified" ads. bring m'ethods and ideals. This was too is now In session. Seminary Rev. R. B. Dodgo presented quick results. first of tho Walluku institutes In this March of Improvement. It is reported that tho enterprising both foreign and domestic; hand tailored. C. O. Scong of Lahalna has invaded Walluku and will open a general mer- Suits $20.00 to $40.00 Overcoats $20.00 to $35.00 ' chandise storfa in tho Kepolkal block on Market street. Mr. Scong Is a hustler nnd ho ought to bo able. to build up a good trade In Wuiluku. Silva's Mnui on Toggery, Ltd. Tho Hotel has takrn a decidedly n,ew appearance since tho THE was completed painted. addition and Store for Good Clothes" great, "The I Tho improvement is certainly and tho many patrons of tho popular hotel will bo pleased with tho now ELK'S BLDG. KING STREET Tonight Tonight rooms, tho enlarged dining facilities, and tho other changes that Proprietor Field has been making. He Is soon to Uogln a pretty garden in tho lot FIGHT IN SENATE OVER SPORTDRIFT mauka the old building. This' will II American Musical Comedy Company bo ono of tho fost attractive spots II In Walluku and will bo one more step ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL Y. M. C. A. toward making this town tho prettiest Tho chess tournament will bo completed tonight. In the Great Success In tho Territory.

WASHINGTON, Juno 10. Tho light of staff of tho army, are tho honor Thero will bp-- meeting of tho Oahu OCA 10 L in tho Senato over tho conference re-po- men at West Point. Senior Baseball League nqxt Thurs- Kite Horse inn I sen on tho army appropriation bill, "Col. Goethals could not become day evening. ' lhe w Involving legislation preventing Gen. chief of staff under present law," re Leonaru Wood from continuing as marked Senator Warren, who had' been Tho Oahu Junior Baseball Lcnguo ' At a meeting of tho Cuntral School chief of ttaff after March 5 next and vigorously defending the conference games tomorrow will bo: Introducing All The Favorites Of The Caste committee hold In tho olhco of Super excluding Gen. Funston or Col. Goet- report. J. A. C. Jrs. vf. C. A. U., 9 a. m. intendent Pope yesterday afternoon, hals from ever being chief of staff, Warren Gives Reasons. Whites vs. .Athletics, 10:30 a. m. announcement was made that tho vo began this afternoon. Senator Lodge "Recalls ho is not a general staff of' cational .ichool fund had been raiseu' launched a general attack on tho re fleer," was Mr. Warren's explanation. There will bo a practlco polo gamo port, and tho discussion becamo warm "Couldn't ho bo made ono?" persist- - at Moanalua this afternoon commenc- funds committee, this amount to times. or Senator Itoot. and and curt at ing at 3 o'clock. gether with tho Aiiolanl building at After criticising tho policy of putting "Isn't It possible that Col. Goethals Kalmukl will bo enough to conduct tho general legislation in appropriation will bo made a general somo day?" Tho Young Cobbs nnd Starlights school through until tho logltlaturo bills, Senator Lodge especially criticis- Senator Hoko Smith interjected. 0 play a gamo at Maklkl tomorrow aft- convenes. army report becauso It pro "For tho flako of tho country, I hopo ed tho ernoon. Profossor Scott, a member of tho posed new Icgltlatlon which neither so," agreed Senator Lodge. central comlmttee, will, draw up a re tho House nor tho Senato had agreed Tho argument continued warm from port mapping out tho work accomplish- to and which was, therefore, outside that point, and Senators Lodgo, War- Tho new junior baseball league will ed on tho vocational school plan and of tho scope of tho conferees. ren, du Pont, Hoko Smith. Overman includo tho Liberty, Eagles, Young will this report to tho school Senator Lodge callpd attention partic and others woro frequently on their Hawails, Standards and Beauties. J. c- - Notloy Is presldont VI- - commltsionors through tlie superinten- ularly to tho provision recommended feet, all at the samo tlmo trying to. and A. K. dent and await tlnal action. by tho conference report aimed at Gen. gain recognition. It was plainly ovl-- j erra vlco president. of ' Tho funds commltco is composed Wood, as chief of staff. dent that tho fight will bo protracted' ' Prof. Edgar Wooa', Mrs. Creighton, Refers to House BUI. and heated. MAUI LEAGUE. school, Miss principal of tho Kauluwela Thero is nothing In tho Houso bill j P W Ij Pet school; MIes Freeso, of tho training putting a limitation on ofllcors aa to GOLF, TENNIS, BATHING. Stars 3 3 0 1000 school, and McDonald, of tho normal who can hold tho ofllco of chief of Nothing Kahulul 3 'I 1 CG7 College Is more invigorating than President J. W. Ollmore. of tho Lodge remarked. A. C 4 2 2 COO staff," Senator a gamo of tennis or golf and nothing jJ. of Hawaii. This new legislation, ho said, would ,Camp 1 3 1 2 333 have prevented all but four of tho .Pala 3 0 3 000 PARTIAL PARAUV8IS BENEFITED. men who have been commanding gen dip In the ocean whore tho beach is with partial par Persons troublea erals of tho army from occupying that freo from coral liko that at Halolwo. WORLD-WID- E FAME. benoflted alyslB aro often very much potltlon. In tho Hot of tho officers It Visitors pronounce it the beat in the Here la a remedy that will euro parts thor Beginning with Monday. TWO SHOWS A NIGHT WILL BE' PUT ON, by massaging tho affected would havo barred, ho aald, aro GenB. Islands and tho management of tho your cold. Why wasto tlmo and mon- - Chamberlain's oughly when applying Wlnfleld Scott, Sherlaan, McCIellan Halelwn Hotel are confident that tbe(ey experimenting when you can get being the bill for the first evening. also re HEINE'S HOTEL" Pain Balm. This liniment Howard', Leo, Stonewall Jackson and Judgment passed by tourists is cor- - preparation that has won a world- - pains. For sale-- by now, he 10, and 30 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents. lievos rheumatic Joe Wheo'.or. And if passed rcct At a cost of six dollars and wide reputation by Its cures of this Prices, 20 Smith & Co. Col all dealers, Benson. added, It will bar Gen. Funston, fifty conta ono may Journey to Hale- j disease and can always bo Ueponded agonta for Hawaii. Goethals, who 1b building tho Panama iwa on tho limited Saturday aftor- - upon? It Is known everywhere aa canal, and most of the engineer oftl noon and return by tho same fast Chamborlnin's Cough Remedy, and is Window envelope at Hawaiian Star cerE. trnin Sundny night and that covers a modlclno of real merit. For sale by TROUPE OF ACROBATS have been en- - SPECIAL: The YOKOHAMA iflirA Nn addressing necessary lr. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia all expenses nt tho hotel and for all ' dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., bills, etc tho point that tho englneor offl transportation. It Is a cheap trip agents 0 gaged tor a short season at the Umpire 1 heater. lending out made for Hawaii. cers of tho army, prevented by the nnd mnny porsons aro taking advan- j Fine Job Printing, Star Office, proposed loBlnlntlou from being chief tage of tho low rate. Flno Job Printing, Star Office. nam Till? HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, It 22, 1912.

NEW NOTIOE TO CMHtTOM. ADVERTISEMENTS. -- ADVERTISER EDITOR A SCHOOL SUE MmiI Hmms Dttate of Dr. ChrU T. Refers. I Ilia ItMM ir Bachwlk 19 nil cred- KALEH tfflltw Ir linliv Riven to Yw Hop A Co II 10 NATURALIZE FOR itors of Chart T. Rodger. deMl. TtlWHIMtHl 11 tt present thlr claims, duly authen- ii. iiHonrttid a Oe li vouchers, II Koucatlonnl Superintendent Popo ticated and with proper V. S. I)sky 8 llmletlck .Mntheson. editor of tho WOODLAWN Is Beeur- - B1t'nt ,no nnrt of tno raornlnK Any exist, even It the claim Dr. Falrwowlher 20 AtfWrUner, celebrated hla birthday cnrl' by upon real eetwte, to 111 iti ivmiiii.Kni in rnmnanv wilii ur. I xl mortmn French Uwmlry vjwierilav b MIhk months" his wtltlon for l'rntt, president of the board of health. tlm undersigned within six l)r. KoIIokj? IS Wll lmluial!ation. In tho petition ho In looking over the ground for suit-- 4 from date, either nt residence of Honolulu (J CeiilrmBy 20 upon limn D. Alexander at 180 Punahou 11 States that Iw untered the United able alte whlrh to construct a jf Sultltorlum ...... F Honolulu, or resldeneo of . . . . t i nt.. niuv hp mm muitimr street, at x t cl ....11 owiPfl 8i swoanvnier, .muiuhuu. inn Notlcy in th Is The Best Part of Manoa Valley Tlonry C. Moyers at 24SI St. v I., waidron .15 (u.ctiion at mmum of boeommR ioc,ti"K ;i s, ncus; Honolulu, within six months from sary to pick out a contrally located Company 3 8 American cltlKen was Mod In 1008. date. Waterloo )cco of ground conncctcd wUh u,0 ! iidkiiI. rr.ui. nirit ...... a nlalmanr nrnntih! will be a ' "wr nnu wnir sysiems, anu u was ,..!... AubU,ot who for tho purpose of gaining expert forever barred. Honolulu Amusement Company ... 7, '" "'" I r. . rt tordny fllod petition for naturnllza- - sanitary advlde that Mr, Popo asked no-..- .., t,. iois. n tji,.i,.luuwiuiu, tt,u w - , n ,.. in. !,.,,' ' " WILLIAM D. ALEXANDER, jsilva's Toggery f 7, lion Is Thomas Doiifrhis Skinner, of ! f MANOA VALLEY HUIIUUIU 8110 "ilH decided upon HENItY C. MBYEItS, Von Ilamm-Youii- g 12 Walluku. 'l nnd tho next step In obtaining It will ! Kxecutors of will of Dr. Charles T Standard Sewing Machine 10, . . . bo for tho educational superintendent Itodgers, deceased. Hawaiian News ' HEPDURN is LIKELY TO to visit W. E. Wall at tho survey of-- i aKuaawa "t BE floe and sue what can be done In the GALE OF GENERAL LEASE OFi H IMPORTANT WITNESS christian Science matter. Is The Best Part of Honolulu UPPER POUNALA, EWA, OAHU. Honolulu Electric Company IN MONCY TRUST INQUIRY ll Mr. Popo oxpects to attend to tho 4 ' Hankruptcy Notlco S matter without delay and will file At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, July Passbook Lost 8 application sito, which gov- - ' 8, 1912, to the Capl-po- r for the is at the front door nent 3 ! eminent land, as soon as possible. Y tol Building, Honolulu, thoro will fcoWarranl iost 8 sold at pubic auction, under Part V Renson. Smith & Co You - Be 27S- Visit of the Land Act of 1895, Sections ! Sure 285 inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha-- j LOST. BOOKS FOR THE wall, a general lease of the land of Dividend Warrant No. HS242. dated Upper Pouhala, Ewa, Oaliu, contain- May 31, 1912, drawn by Ewa Planta- ing an area of 810 acres, moro or tion Co. on Tho Hank of Hawaii, Lim- Woodlawii Today less. ited, payable to tho order of Augusta SUMIR Upset rental $405.00 per annum; Darunjo for $4. Payment of said War- of planning payable semi-annuall- y In advance. rant has been stopped. For the benefit teachers Term of lease 15 years from July 1, to attend the Summer school to be 1912. LOST. held at the Honolulu Normal and Training school, July of The Choice in WOODLAWN Lots Are All boundaries to bo fenced. Dividend Warrant No. H8243, dated the list books to be used as references in the Purchaser to pay cost of adver- May 31, 1912, drawn by Ewa Planta- below. All of tising. tion Co. on Tho Bank of Hawaii, Lim- classes are named these hooks are in use in the public Rapidly Being Sold Reservation regarding land requir- ited, payablo to tho order of John $3. Payment War- schools of tho Territory and this list i agricultural, homestead, re- Darunjo for of said ed for is published in order that teachers clamation, public pur rant has been stopped. settlement or who have these books may bring poses, and tho further conditions that THE WEATHER. them and not bo compelled to pur- tho ronts of all lands withdrawn for chase them. pineapple cultivation to be fixed by Saturday, June 22, 1912. Primary Grades. arbitration, will bo embodied in this Temperature, b &. m., a a. m.; 10 One EngliBh and Acre for nr., Grammar Lots loase l and morning minimum: Swinton's 74, 78, 78, 80, 74. Composition, Sketch Book, Vision of . All persons desiring to object be--, Barometer leaamg: ibsolute hu- - Sir Launfal, Lady of tho Lako. cause these lands should be home-steade- d History History of the United or otherwise, aro requested aldity (grains per cubic foot); rela humidity dew point at 8 States and Its People Egglcston; to present such objections to tho Board lrt and $750 for Choice i. m. General History Meyers. .of Public Lands, In writing or In 5. -- A. Ha 30.05, 56, 60, 5.755. NEW YORK. June ton Geography Natural Advanced Geo- son, on or before Friday, June 28, Hepburn, chairman of the hoard of Redway & Hinman, or Wind yeiocitj' ano direction; at . graphy, or 1912. the Chase National bank, one of toe m.; 10 a. m., and noon: Fryo's Complete Geography, or Tnrr For maps and particulars, .;8a. Morgan group of financial institu- further 16NE, 12NE, 9E, 12E. tr McMurry's Advanced Geography. Three-quarte- apply at the office of tho Commis- tions, will bo a witness before tne One and rs Cents per Square Foot. Rainfall Ourrae 24 noun ending 8 Arithmetic Wentworth's Practical About sioner of Public Lands, Capitol build- congressional committee that Is In- a. m., trace. Arithmetic. ing, Honolulu. vestigating the money trust. The Body; Total wma movement during 14 Physiology Smith's Human committee Is to hold a number of Cash. in One Year. $250 in Two Years JOSHUA D. TUCKER, noon, 282 miles. Good Health Gullck. $250 $250 hours ending at city, Mr. Hep Commissioner of Public Lands. sessions in this and Grammar Grades. WM. B. STOCKMAN, " burn's testimony Is regarded as im- used In primary Dated at Honolulu, June 5. 1912'. Section Director. All those the portant. He will be aBked concern- grades and also tho following: ing the methods of tho Now York English King Lear, Julius Caesar, CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HA- NEWS IN A NUTSHELL Stock Exchange and the New York Macbeth. TORREN'S TITLE DEEDS WAII. IN PROBATE AT CHAM- Clearing House association. Mathematics Wentworth's Element- BERS, NO. 4184. "aragraphi That Give Condensed ary Algebra; Wentworth's Piano News of the Day. In the Matter or tho Estate of Screno E. Bishop, deceased. Two Filipinos lately arrived are Oahu College FOES OF NEW CHINA ARRESTED. quarantined for chiekenpox. CANTON, June 10. Arrests of men On Reading and Fillns tho Potltlon A case of suspected scarlet fever is trying to stir up trouble for the gov--j and accounts of Jonathan Shaw and reported at Laio and all precautions graduations eminent were made In this city last I $ 1 Arthur C. Alexander, Executors of aro being taken. nlcbt. It Is not likely that another tho of E. Bishop, where- will Sereno Lena J. M. West has filed suit for revolution .will be begun In Canton u in petitioner asks to be allowed $0.00 divorce from John West on the Marking the close of its seventy' or its vicinity, although tho present EDITOR OF THE and charged with $0.00, and asks that ground of non-suppo- first year, Oahu college tonight grad regimo Is unpopular in southern C'UI- - ": MIDGET WILL SPEAK 1 the same be examined and approved, A fire escapo Is being put on tho uates-.if- 1912 class of twenty-eigh- t na on account of its maintaining the under-malnlan- will bo delight- apd . a order of d Honolulu public that final be mado Ewa side of tho Model block now oc members, llfteen of whom will attend spoils system . of politics and The prop- j Cowan, whose Distribution of the remaining cupied by tho United States district colleges. taking reforms that are regarded as ed to know that Dr. Kers; erty to the persons thereto entitled Tho commencement program begins untimely. Is feared that havo made The rac court. It somewjt and wlsdom un discharging petitioner and sure- at 8 o'clock, when the Rev. Leopold of ambitious military leaders will The Honolulu Dairymen's Associa- the MUgot 80 woli known throughout this ties from all further responsibility will pronounce In- - by discharged mc!als! tion invito all Interested in pure milk Kroll the Invocation. assassinated Terrltory( wlll 8peak tomorrow even- - herein: Tho thlT-- i pnlnmpiipniiinnt cim;ilf.rR nn.l unlrtlnra ' LOVES BAKERY to visit their depot on Sheridan ing at Central Union church on the ,It Is Ordered, that Monday, the this year are Hazel Rucklahd, on' : " street. subject, "Religion as Business." It liHb day of July A. D. 1912, at 9 "Elizabethan the Fourth, firecrack-Andeiso- There is a large demand for tickets Theaters"; Alexander Fireworks for a largo audience will a. m. before Judge pre- everything to is expected that o'clock the on the "Panama Canal!" j ors for the Fourth and for Captain Hannum's lecture on the bo present to hear him. siding at Chambers of said Court at Wll-- glorious at A. B. Panama Canal In opera house next nnd'Iarion Brown, on "Frances ' make tho Fourth TllAlattt afaam.ifrAM n Room In old Y. M. C. tle near Fort. hi? Court the evening. lard." Arleigh & Co., Ltd., Hotel Thursday Oahu BORN. FIMF Orient brought us a a very1 A..,Building, In Honolulu, County of Dr. J. F. Cowan of Kohala, a well-know- n The annual convention of the JL fRFPF Mexican Hats for the children. Just CONGER In Honolulu, Juno 20, 1912, J&iJa Hqnolulu, bo and the same hereby is spleakor, Young People's Christian Union will swell line of fine new creDe the thing for outings. Hawaii & editorial writer and to Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Conger, a appointed the time and place for hear- be held at tho public baths, Walkikl, in all colors. South Seas Curio Co., Young build- will deliver tho address to the cass, son. ing, said Petition and Accounts, and at four o'clock thisafternoon. Coffee ing. and his subject will be' "Vocational, persons will served but members will Fort thai all Interested may then Cultural Education." be Office. Japanese Bazaar Street 10 green dol Fine Joh Printing, Star f.nd, appear bring stamps and one bring their own suppers. there and show cause, If Dining the evening announcement any they have, why same lar for a complete Hoy scout bun. the should will be made or the awards of tho not be granted. Green Stamp Store, Beretanla and Fort streets. roll of honor aud tho Damon Rhetor- By the Court, Sj D. II. Lewis, doing business as ical prizes. (Seal) A. K. AONA, I IN THE NEWS Lovejoy & Co., was yesterday granted Tho graduates are: PERSONS Clerk. a renewal liquor li- College Preparatory Courser-Willia- m Dated the Cth day of June, 1912. of his wholesale cense, by the License Commission. Patterson Alexander, Robert LYLE A. DICKEY, town the WILSON FRITCH will read Maeter- Alexander Anderson, Marlon Maude R. E. BOND roturned to in Attorney for Petitioner. L. Tennoy Peck of Honolulu Is at linck's "Blue Bird" at tho opera Chapln, Francis Clark Cowan, Edwin Mauna Kca; the Palace. Peck is president of the a houso on Wednesday next, li'Irnt N.iflnnnl Unnlf nf Honolulu m Hutchcson Glbb, Randolph Howard a CHARGED WITH MURDER. C. C. of the Maul Nowo, In Hitchcock, Milton Lyle Holmos, CLARK, editor a traction magnate Hawaii and Helen .1. A. HUGHES roturned 'rom Kahulul (Continued from one..) is in town. aiso m!lnacer of the Castle estate. Jones, Harold Kerr, John Troup Molr hero two scows havo beo:i buit tery on a follow countryman, wore one of the largest holdings In tho Jr., William Lionel Morgan and Dai Kca. H. T. HAYSELDEN arrived' in the Hllo by him, In the Mauna lined $15 and costs and $5 and costs Islands. Chroniiio, Juno 12. Tung Pang. a a a liner this morning. respectively. Mat-thla- General Coiuso Edith Lois Bald a BROTHERS ALBERT, Joseph, a Hung Pung Ung, charged with as- win, Frances Hazel Buckland, Fiances Raymond arrived In the JAMES L. COKE returned from Ma il nnd sault and battory, was discharged. Hallett Cochran, Helen RoBa Colburn, Kea to attend St. Louis Col-- ! INDUSTRIAL HOI In tho Mauna Kca. Mauna' Maria Akl, Lizzie Aki and Sam Allco Belle Davis, Margaret Stewart a lego Alumni reunion tonight. charged with gambling, were Forrest, Lorna Hooleia Jarrett, Edith ... J J. G. SERRAO of Hllo, was a passen- lined $5 and costs each. Dorothy Keola, Ruth Dorothea Lind D, P. R. ISENBERG has resigned - UNION FINISHED ger In tho Mauna Kea. COOKERY BAGS - John West, charged with gross ley, Martha Loulso McChesnoy, Wll from tho board of agriculture on was discharged. linm Woods Paty, Ruth Hoppln Ren account of Intended departure from cheat, DR. W. E. NICHOLS, wife and daugh- Make All Foods Prepared in Them Taste Delicious. Construction of the now industrial ton and Beatrice Leonora White. Saki, charged with driving an auto- In Mauna Koa. the Territory. V ter arrived tho Try this new method of cooking in Germ-proo- mobile without having first obtained homo at Kallhi is nearly completed Commercial Course Marlon Eliza f Union t discharged. and the Institution will bo ready for beth Brown, Hazel Gear and Garnle BODGE remov-retime- d Cooking Bags we are satisfied you will a licouso, was A. G. SMITH, deputy attorney general, MRS. FLORENCE has adopt it altogether. Takahashi, charged with leaving a occupancy in a fow weeks, according Eflio Rosecrans. d from th Hawaiian Hotel to from Maul this morning, j NO GREASY PANS, NO ODOR. hnre untied, was fined $5 and costs. to Dr. Pratt, president of the board Music Certilicates Martha Loulso ... I Bates streot, where she will spend McCheBney. SAVES TIME, LABOR Wong Chong was sont to jail ior of health. SENATOR W. T. ROBINSON arrived tho summer with her friend, Mrs. AND EXPENSE. omhez-zlemen- L com- ten on two charges Work of moving tho chapel j W. C. Emory. t months of from V..Huku In tho Maunu Kea, Use only the "Union" Bags; otherwise your foods are today will probably bo will j j menced nnd have to be moved pliecoraoal from ... sure to taste of the paper. t W. Osaki, charged with assault and completed within two weeks. Tho tho old sito to tho new a distance F. B. McSTOCKER roturned In (he WALTER N. EDWARDS of Scoota, Is comparatively now build-Ju- g May-fai- r, 25c battery, had eiitnco suspended for chapel a of half a mllo. As It Is a framo struc- Mauna V.oa from a bu&luess trip lo India, and Grosvenor streot, A PACKAGE OF ASSORTED SIZES. t thlitaen month. constructed two years ago and ture it will not bo a difficult feat to Koua. London, boforo leaving hero 0 D. C. Ptttersoti, drunk, was flnod $4 consequently will not he abandoned execute. wroto to the promotion committee aud coftU. hut Is to nerve the same purpose for According to Dr. Pratt, tho streets REV. J. F, fap WAN, editor of the Ko-- . expressing tho dollght of his broth-le- r W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. 0

new institution. In the vicinity ad- himgelf to 55-5- Bnoc, alto drunk, forflll ball of the are too narrow to hftla rtldn'at, arrived In ,he.. Manna and with tholr visit 7 Kinc Street. ewler to do title, the bnlldlii Qt olmnel ,Koa! . j 00-0SK08-0- In mit th entire being moved. . . the islands.

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PAQE8 9 TO 16. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATl'RDAY, JUKE 22, 1912. PAGES 9 TO 16. I HOT DEBATE UNDERWOOD HARMON TO BE RECKONED CHAMPIONS TARIFF DEDUCTION WITH -- THE BOOSEVEL T BUGABOO

WASHINGTON. June 10 Tac dis- 10 per cont In Ferromanganesc and By WILLIS J. ABBOTT. some foundation In fact Is difficult to cussion ot the duty on print papor allied products. WASHINGTON, I). -- C. June 8. tell in advance or the convention. was reached late this afternoon, when "This will mean a loss of rcvonuo Political Washington Inter- has been Nevortholees, It Is a quewtion wnotb-o- r Roprosoutntlvo Norrls or Nebraska of $301,000 a year," ho said, "but as ested in the force with which Cov. tho powerful influence of Hearst an amendmont to stick by ev- the latter products nro used exclu-- Harmon handled the Ohio convention ' for Champ Clsrk not by is moro of an aid erything tho democrats proposed In sivoly by manufacturers and Not only did he prevent any sor ol than an Injury. connection with Canadian reciprocity th6 people, I think tho two housos of a compromise, but after onforcini? ine ' G. O. P. Thought to Have Given Up. except tho matter of print paper. A Congress ought to get togethor on unit rule, which gives him forty-eigh- t It is general vote on tho entire subject Is expect- them." utes fioin Ohio, he vigorously sup-- i the conclusion here that republican ed this afternoon. Representative Sorono Payno and rossfd the ambitions of his own pro- - the organisation has given up any hope of electing pres-iden- t. Evor ready for excitement, the Mr. Underwood had a smnll colloquy ro. Senator Pomerene, to be chalr-- i a This House of Representatives worked it- on the subject of pig Iron. ;m of the convention, because Pom- - statement refers more to the self to fovor heat today when Rep- Representative Underwood said that had opposed tho enforcement of Taft faction than to the Roose- velt faction, for resentative Underwood brought up tile there Is practical'y no competition ili' i. mt rule. In this there is a go r. the latter, beintf made up metal tariff report and asked the from imported pig Iron. ol significance. Pomerene would Inrgoly of impractical en- n , thusiasts, seem to house to Rtlrk to the democratic prog-positio- "Tho railroad rate Into the Into-- i' i It 1'nltcd States senator had It bollovo that the spectacular "Teddy" to vote down tho Sonato's rlor," ho said, "makes It almost lm-- 1 lot iH'tn for Gov. Harmon. Harmon can be electeil whether amendment which would repoal the possible to ship pig Iron Into this vould not have at the present mo- nominated on the regular Canadian reciprocity net. country. There Is scarcely any com-- , ment the bitter hostility of John ft. ticket or as an Independent candi- It was a no'.iy day. The howls of petition In this commldlty therefore, McLean's two Influential papers, the date. The Taft people, however, aft- er months of patience, republicans and democrats alike except right on the sea coast. Cincinnati Enquirer and the Wash'ng-te- n have on tholr fighting sounded throughout tho Capitol when-ove- r Representative Hill, Connecticut, Post, hnd he not quietly aided the clothos. Thoro Is not the slightest a point could be made on eith- charged Representative Underwood election of Pomerene. doubt that they would rath- er side; tho laughter of insurgents with making statements which arc Why Pomerene Was Chosen. er split tho republican party and put ' It out Joined with the rebel yells of south- absolutely In contradiction to the I do not mean that Pomerene was of power for four years at any ern democrats as tho orators of tho views of the majority leader up to elected senator becauso of any active rate than to have Roosevelt nominat- democrats defied the standpatters to this point. v ork on Harmon's part. Indeed, it ed and elected. It Is quite apparent justify their policies. Representative "He is mistaken in what I said," camo as near being a caso of elec- that a like patriotic Impulse ani- mates Cannon stood like a pillar In the aisle retorted Mr. Underwood. tion of senator by direct voto of the tho Roosovelt people, who by his desk and mado hurling mo- Hill Sees Danger. poot'Ie as wo have had In this coun- would rather beat Taft than elect a republican tions with his arms as ho promised "Well," Mr. Hill, "the effect try Pomereno was nominated for president. Undor these lieutenant-governo- circumstances it ex- completo ruin for tho country in of this reduction would be to allow r with thn perfect is entirely to bo pected case the democrats remained in pow- more pig Iron to be brought here understanding set forth In newspapers that the Taft organization, having er. from abroad; to take away money li, Ohio of all political .classes that control ot the national com- ' will put Underwood Unruffled. from American laborers and Amer should he ho elected to that office, mittee, through a program at Chicago Representative Underwood, unruffl- ican mills, and give' it to foreign- and tho legislature be democratic, lie which will bo not merely an ed and with a magnetic gentleness ers." would bo elected senator. excuse but really an Invitation to Col. Roosovelt to bolt. of manner, fold tho Houso that tho Representative Cullup, Indiana, rid-- ' It was a curious fact that the ways and means committee did not iculed tho ideas of Mr. Hill. of tho bitter hostility of W Democrats Unneccessarily Scared. propose to accept the medicine of the "Why," said he, "we can produce ' Hryan to Gov. Harmon proceeded Here comes the curious phase of republican Senate in the shape of a this iron cheaper than any other from this very understanding. Mr. this political situation, which has not proposition In the metal tariff bill to country on earth; then how can any bryan raged and declared that Har- been paralleled since th0 days before repeal tho Canadian reciprocity act. other country compete with us." mon was playing into tho hand3 of tho civil war. There arc hosts of Then he sat down and let all tho The Houso voted to agree with tho John R. McLean. McLean In turn democrats in public life hero in Wash- others fight it out. Senate In tho reduction after ten raged and declared that Harmon was ington who believe that even without Democrats charged that the Senate minutes of further debate. antagonizing his ambitions to be Unit- a regular nomination Roosevelt will ' had put this amendment Into the mot-a- l The ways and means committee ed States senator. In tho end the bo a most dangerous candidate, and tariff bill, which reduces rates, for proposed to stand by the Canadian man elected by the people was seated ono to bo seriously reckoned with. the express purpose of drawing the reciprocity act; the Senate amend- - j leaving the unfortunate Harmon with They declar that even If not elect- fire of a presidential veto when the ment proposed to repeal the Cana--' - the hostility of both Bryan and Mc- ed himself he will destroy tho demo- bill reaches the White House. This dian reciprocity act, and also to re-- $$Qi&zG$&$Q$9$At)<ti'$QSiQ"iii2 O vS t ri3 Lean. Neither one will listen to rea- cratic majority in the houBO of repre- simple statement brought hotter p"nM LIQUOR LICENSES son and both have to bo reckoned sentatives. But some go so far as sparks than did ever a flint und zyiT71val" with nB enemies in the Harmon pres- tc say that, running as independ- ' wive nc mdo Mrnrmina an steel. Defends .Repute,., ... . , ,HilJUC-JIfflaii4lElS- idential campaign. ent, ho get li WOS I will thousands of demo- Cause of the Trouble. Representative Lenroof of Wiscon- - g' . Harmon to Be Reckoned With. cratic votes which ho could not get Although the light for several hours sin defended the republican end of p 8ME FINDS THAT MR. CAPIAS WON'T DO. O Twenty-tw- o liquor licenses were There Isa tendency In Washington az the regular republican nominee, wm based on the question of rcciprnc-- j the program. i j5'sOsi'OvOiO ts6j(4v.O;'-- o oo dec fl O v granted by the license comiutsbioners to decry the strength of the Harmon and they apprehend the very worst ity, tho report which started' all the "Since Canada has rejected reclproc- - after a stormy meeting yoMei i.. rdovement. Even with his solid state from his candidacy. These dismal h- tn! We seetn to be seeing a great deal him a Jar. Poor, trouble also includes tho Senate prop-- j iv. - mm.nl of thi. mw nncht der.r Henry never which was prolonged by a behind him ho will go Into the con- Mr. " . predictions aro largely based on his of n.mlnn lntolv MAllrsn ntiMirv. rnlln.l "- - n.. osition to the duty on receive every republican vote," said , ' " , ' unuuij a.....long drawn out argument bta-co- vention with fewer votes then either reduce all ; " sweeping successes in the primaries, .u m Anti-Saloo- print paper to ?2 a ton. The duty on he, In tho course of n e " luuBtusatpcraung moments." representatives of the n Clark. Wilson or Underwood. At tho Aunt Jane, beginning wrong and overlook tho fact that less than paper speech. with the i .on trim n.id thn nttnrm. m. . same time he is factor to bo reckoned ' this in the present tariff law co,or ,n rr u quarter of tho normal republican - a new row tho Afghan she "They say he's amounted In 1911 to an average of I am Inclined to think," he re- a rising man," urged pllcants. with. Had ho gone out as vigorously voto was caBt In those primary ...... - lrta rrtHHrrr Aunt about $'4 a ton. Canadian reciprocity marKea, "mat tne or ine ' Jane. Three protests were presented by as Wilson or Clark eighteen months Morrlwid delicately picked up "Self-rising,- " would remove the duty on all paper United States wishes h0 had never agreed Mm. Merrlvvid. lll0 league, two which wore settled ago he would, in the judgment of the a bon- - from that country. .heard of reciprocity. I am going to ccnu'ied violet from tho box of "I don't doubt it, auntie. He's a par- -' against it, best posted politicians here, hold the ( while th third against GETS MIXED ON TWINS ask for yeas nays on this meas- - bons in her lap and, crunching it be- - tlcularly yeatty person. You convention In the hollow of his hand. "As practically all of our Imports and take t gr?nting a llcnso to R. 'Murakami AT CHRISTENING TIME of paper came from that country," ure. I want to see how many elamo- - tween her whio teeth, answered with combination of oiled silk and gas und hangs will It is quite true that ho has one ele- siin tiro and ho settled at NEW BRUNSWICK (N. J.), Juno says tho Underwood report, "tho ef-- crats are brave enough to go on rec- - 8omc indistinctness of articulation you vo got something thai will go up the next meeting. ment of weakness from which neither was ot others suffers. The very men 10. "What name do you give this feet of this provision has been to glvo ord." tnat ttlorc a Good deal of Mr. like the cost of living, unlr.is some-- Tllc twelve whose applications the Capln.-- j child??" asked Rev. Jasper Samuel this country print paper free of duty.1 "I'm surprised," answered Mr. Un- - to seo. body stlckt, a pin Into It and who think Bryan is n burden upon there's wero to uavo been thrown out by Hogan, pastor of the First Reformed To make another change at the pros- - derwood, tho gentleman should is ccr.ainly a line ngure of a no repair material handy. I tho democratic party say that they "that "o wouldn't the tnx assessor on the ground that Church, yesterday, when Fred J. ent time in tne rate or duty would challenge side of tho Houso to mn sam Aunt Jane. wonucr ono bit If Mr. Capias dq not dare to nomlnato a man whom this lands they had not paid their Income tax, Woerner proudly and carefully car- disturb existing business conditions show their courage on the tariff." "Two tlgures," corrected Mrs. Mcrri- - In a soft place on tho bench, Bryan will antagonize. That is a light but I'm nettled tho question by making their ried a very pretty little boy to the and operato in favor of high prices The democrats loudly applauded. wid. "Twenty-thre- e Is the gentlemen's no Mr.ud Muller I yet to lio fought out. and don't think I'll returns at tho tnx ofllce early In tllc front. jor special propose to revise tne in numuer, u:o way got down, nave any regrets." It is paralleled to some degree hy interests. "we tariit I've it morning and when they attended tho "Ib this Joseph Frederick or Irving Heauction. the of laborers wiio Cheer up, dearie, seo les.i tho antagonism to Champ Clark, favors interests the wo'll of him "i think you might do a great deal meeting in tho afternoon they were Tappen?" Mr. Woerner asked, turning Representative Underwood moved have to buy daily bread. Wo evening. got which rests very largely upon Mr. their aftor this Wo'vo tho worse," Aunt Jane contended armed with their receipts, to his wife, who was with him, car- the House concur in the to revise the tariff so as to Hearst's earnest support of him. that probate business about settled and all "nier your cnnnlnir ntti' oris ii,,R Wn tn rying another babo that was also to ate reductions of 8 to 6 per cent ad got There Is a feeling, probnbly unjusti- I've to do is to .settle him." which you haven't got on quite straight, Iloffschlaeger & Co., W. C. Peacock & be christened. valorem on pig iron and from 15 to (Continued on page sixteen.) fiable, that Clark would bo a Hearst dearlo Thoro! Now they're all right. Co., T. Sumlda, S. Kiniura & Co., S. president, and people ar already Mrs. Woerner set him right, and Aunt Jane laid down her knitting Dless your cunning little curls, a worn- - OzakI, Wing Chung Lung, Chung speculating upon cabinets inade up tho ceremony proceeded. Mr. Woern-er'- s adjusted Ming, Hop & REVENUE CUTTER MANNING SAVES and her glares for a steaa.v an might always do worao. That's Illng Co., Kwong Chung of Hearst's proteges, with Hearst him- sons aro twins, an look so much Inspection of her niece. "Do you mean tho one consolation sho has. Thero lung and S. Kojinia & Co., and saloon self as vice president. Whether such alike that tho father admits that he to say you expect him to propose?" are more varieties of cussednoi.3 in licenses to Ah Chow, Hcela; M. Mu- - speculations are ridiculous or have can't tell ono from the other. she asked. i men than some people htvo pickle, raola. Walmnnalo; K. Ona and V. LIVES OF VOLCANO REFUGEES "I wouldn't swoon with surprise if and no ono ono man has thorn all, or Zenlhiro, Y- - Kimura, Y. Yamasaki, ho did." linnlloil Mm Merriwld. "T nvon tho nnt nf ti., ir ,nbn Walanao; C. A. Peacock, S. I. Shaw, CAPTAIN OF WAIL STEAMER don't think my poor, fond, fluttering his wlfe'.i opinion. Sho can always ' J- - Lnch' V-- Corn'n' UIcU Sullivan and ConraJ "oilman. heart will flutter as high as my ton- - look around her circlo of married ac- - KODIAK (Alaska), Juno 9 (via tug be enormous, ails is such a thing should happen. Yes, qunlntances and thank her lucky stars Manv a destitute. ALASKAN E to Seward. June 10). Kodlak and' At times It nuntja he will nroDOsa and he will and hosn nunnnrinrti thnf .Tntm hncn'f GERMAN WINNER OF DESCRIBES RUPTON iurtL eve.y one wou.u ue suuo- - Woody Island vlllagos are burled un- get R jar tm(t w, ,ooscn oyery Wcus. ccaulre(, tno partIcu,ar brand of vlco BIG AEROPLANE RACE catcd by the noxious gases der a foot of nslies, as a result of tho pid In his mobile jaw. I'm nnltft lnnlf. that riUtlniriilRhps h hrntn nnvt ,lnni- - VIENNA. June 10. Tile aeroulano The scenes when the eruption nf lfntmnl inln.i. l,.iil.-.- ! iub lumwuiuiu ui iiuus luu way. iouvu HO idea "" " " SEWARD, Alaska, Juno 10. Capt. Dora heard two boats rushing past ori'r.i.r.n ,ul...... uh noigiii were inuescrioaoie...... as '" "May I ask why, dear?" asked what a comfort that &wcot might-have- - tbo ausiilces of tho Imperial Aviation them In tho darkness. They could seo Tiliig Thursday afternoon and lasting1 soon as tho hall of allies, sand and elnborat'ely.' McMullen of the mall steamer Dora, Aunt Jane, ibeen-wors- e assurance was to mo In Society and tho Austrian Aero Club, no light, but could tho uct-- n by hear whistle iuri uiKui uoura. uvdi uave not siono cegan, the oillcers of tno " yesterday morning, wnB won which was endangered the Katmal io "Because ho ran't nntn nnv nxcniv mv mnrrlnil llfn. nimtlo 8trted and the tolling bells nnd believed can- lost here, but many other settlements, Manning ordered everyone in Kodlak ' carrying eruption, gave a description yesterday tkm t0 tine court's ruling on tho grouna b' "omuth Hlrth, German, non tenders were being nearer volcano must have suffer, nearby villages used to rush the and to board tho ship. tno court erre(1 when sho eniploJ, So you ol)Ject him bocaUBJ Le as a passenger Lieutenant Scholler of of the beginning of the volcano's ,1 I A. - . . . thet t0 such fortunate persons ns could get "u nrnnn. tinMo T wmu ioriy nours uio pen- - tho German Army. Hlrth, with his e0' the word 'not' in her dec!.3lon." Mrs.' hMn't a tenor voice?" Aunt Jane's Just beforo tho terrific aboard to .safety at sea. Tho rum- The revenue cutter Manning was In pie wore huddled together in tho any! companion, covered the distance (?,'M Merriwld replied. "He won't get tone was mildly tarcLstlc. that blew tho accumulated oe-br- blings that mado tho ground tremble port here when tho eruption began darkness of midnight. Saturday morn- - miles in a direct lino) In .'195 minutes thirty dayB or thlrty Beconaa to fllo "And because he's a lawyer," said out of Iho crater he saw a slight can still be beam' throughout Cook thirty-liv- e minutes) nnu nirnisneu reiuge ior au tne u grew ngnter, and Manning - (six hours, actual the an appeal, Ho wont have the cloalnf; Mra j,crriwW nodding her bang com- column of smoke rise from the peak Inlet, Turnagaln Arm and Konal pen- habitants of the town, 500 men, worn- - worked her way out of thr narrow argument Hying time. either or get the costs tax pletely over her left eye. "I think of the mountain. Then camo tho ex- insula. Occasionally a frightful ex- en and children, doubtless saving ohannel and headed for the open sea. .Hlrth, in the course of his flight, cd t0 anybody but .Mr. Capitis. I'vo any woman is foolish to marry a plosion, followed by a gigantic fan plosion rends tho air. A heavy fall serv-- range of many lives. Tho Manning U now Sho had not proceeded when tho pleat-ante- flew over tho Altvntor mountain ' far ono or two other reasons." lawyer when thero are so many r shaped sheet of flame. Tho debris volcanic nsh Is In progress. Ing distilled water and government pall continued to lift and she return- - in Moravia, which rises to an altitude i don't call 'what you've said any wayB of making herself miser- blown Into tho nfr by tho explosions Island in Darkness Four Days. rations to tho destitute people, tho ed to Kodlak. - of 4887 feet. reasons," remarked Aunt Jane Hovcro- able." seemed to be falling In tho direction Afognak, KodlEk and Rnspberry Isl- watfer supply having boen polluted. The scene hero is ono io Hlrth, who is well known In Amur- - inter iy. "Of course, I'm very donse, but ! of his ship, and Captain McMullen put and.! have been In total dnrkness four and springs filled with ashes. j desolation. The only water Is fit lca ns an ""tomoblle racer, has. since thnt "Unvo a marron glace, dearie." said ccn't Imagine why a "member of an the Dora about and rnn at full speed days rnd it will be almost impossible The navy's wireless station was de-- to drink Is supplied by tho Manning. Mrs. Merriwld, selecting ono with tho honored and lnQtopcnsnblo profession ho 8tarted aviation, boon a wlnnor for safety. - for rollef to roach them until tho heavy stroyed by fire and tho Manning's Tho Captain of the Manning ap- - - ' ovcr- "S comiiotltlon In has candy tonr.i and forcibly Inverting it should be considered Ineligible matrl- Ashes Obscure the Sun. pall of smoke nnd dust that hangs - v wU,on Lo lut8 Oi. wireless Is too to with Cor- pointed a d weak work relief committed to afforc' In hor aunt's protestlnK mouth. "To menially." Aunt Jane delivered hersolt, CloiuU of ashes and smoko ovor the country has cleared away. dova, Dispatches aro being sent by such nsslstanco as possible until i Mr. rumbluH. acrimony. " rofcunio, Capias Whon a of this with a dogroo of tho sun and it was Impossible The estimated population within a ra- tug to Seward with an appeal for all lief arrives from Seward. Tho Man- - rum- - The Hrvt copper inlno to bo dovoloi-becaus- o man has a deep basB voico and "Dearie," said Mrs. Morrlwid, "tlmtV to oo tho wntor from the dock of the dius of 200 tnllos ot Mount Katmal Ib as- - nlng's available craft to come to tho officers and crow have been blr.i with It anu' then puffs, ut his you haven't given tho subject od In Contral Africa Is situated In the ship, although the chronometers told 4000, Including natives. Incoming slstnnco of people In vicinity, working day night Ills part Congo 4 tho t!o and and aro nearly chocks and swells chest to show duo consideration, and little Melliiw oxtronio southern ot tho those aboard It was only o'clock vcisols roport that total dnrknoss at is ImpoHslbo to ostl- - worn out. pteoplo of analyt- - Kroe only It at this time Tho tho Island how much wind ho's got loft if ho has. A lawyor has to have an State, and Jits Leon worked in tho afternoon. As they put out to noon provallod throughout a radius ot weary T j mate tho loss of jiroporty, whloh will nro and hoartbrokon. cirod to use It, always want to give (Continued on pago vlxteon.) r few months. mx away from Kodlak those on the S00 mllee of the volcano. Till- - HAWAIIAN STAR, SATl'KPAV, JUMK jj

unlendld luMtnimenlft. Wlmt kind? 'II In llta the Invlrtlilo life tlmt niHltl through ! njNnHfltt. mi How 1 dlitwlil I know or yon know? ton 1mm the nefoool. Itolld your ureal wo are not rlnlble. MISNOMER, SAYS DR. ABBOTT Deyond the Horizon tho Unknewn. Imlmliilff. put up your RrtMl MMtora-tori- "My Hkeplleitl friend mr: 'WV DEATH r In God? You "Oan you tell tho little child, buy your (took, (III It all with do you believe nar muh old, In your lap, wlmt In the wlendld equipment what nmkes the hhw him.' I my. 'Why do you HMMMilatlon tlmt word arc Speaks to Aucllenec. ttfory of urent literal'..-- Can you iK'liool? Seholnrtdilp, learning, hunmn llevo In your mother?' 'Oh, 1 Iihto 1 HIUVT1 .. ' I . ' 1 . "He becomee an orator and epeaks mill IDIIDVVIIl I your pardon, ; tell the little xlrl In your tup wlmt life In th teacher mid the taught, soon her.' 'Oh, ben Even- Or n vlnlltle to auntem-ee- they hang . uxm his Sunday tin Invltlble life to htm. -- lEditor of the Outlook Tells IB the splendor of a woman' In nnd If tliore Is not a good teacher, you nover wiw your mother novor. life. words, and when he In through thoy loe thc home? Wo novor mix know wlvit no equipment ann mnke n Hchuler, You have aeon her brow and her " crowd around him with congratula- ing Club Man Does Not Die. 'lnim,' 'MuitiM.' 'brother,' 'bow- the life way beyond tho horlnon of nnd If thero bo a good teacher you oyos ami her race that Is not moth- tion, and he goon home hanging his wow' how the mother delights In this our experience Is. know tho saying, 'A log with tho er. If that wan mother, then why head In humiliation and saying'. 'God first dawning of tho Inward life of tho "Ah birth brought ub out of no president on one end nnd tho pupil when brow nnd eye ami face He In forgive mo. 1 could not give tho vision child when It buglim to see that print- rrlson house Into tho larger life on tho othor, is a university.' the coflln, ull thore, do you throw ho gave mo In my study.' BEST ed wordH are symbol and begins to where all tho play of instrumentation "Invisible Life Makes Nation." younfdf before It nd cry out In IMMATERIAL WORLD "Honry Ward HeeolxM was one ol recognize that spoken words are sym- wne at work upon ub to develop now "It is tho invisible life that makes nnguioh: "Mother, lnothor!" Because greatest orators, In my Judg- bols, and to see behind the symbol the powers nnd now elements In our be- thc nation. What makes this nation tho love, the hope, tho strength, tho ment, ever I knew him tho reality which is thoro. He goes on who lived. ing so when at last those Instru- ilch? Our forests, our mines, our courage, they made mother, and preached one Sunday u Men Down in this development. The cyo more well, He ments fall, out of this wo merge to prairies, our water power? Why. those you never saw.' Refers Spirit Went Hack-eroun- to of Who srrmon entitled 'Tho d and more end the oar more and more which h0 that other life for which this life has they wero all hero four hundred Says We Are Invisible. of Mystery.' It created great in Ocean on the Steamer Titanic. become windows through which tho Iheen preparing. yearB ago. "We arc Invisibles speaking through excitement. It called forth groat crit- hidden life of others is communicated "Immortality is not a hops, a phys- "When this was xlslblo symbols. And why should I icism. He would never revise his continent roamed to him. He acquires the use of books, ical and a supcrphyslca), a material over by tho red man, the think that tho Invisible llfo perishes sermons, but I. editor of tho Chris-Ho- n mines, the Lyman Abbott, editor of the Out bo recreated and would come back to and the groat heart, and the great nnd an Immaterial, and the Immn-tfia- l forests, power, because tho vUlblo symbol decays? Union with him, know that In tho water tho prairies him. 1 I look, said laat night that ho could not Such a belief would bo Incon mind of tho great past speak to him. j is tho real world, tho lnunate were all here, play my violin only don't; Iwiifh that sermon ho had said things which and tho country was bollovo that the spirits of thoso who sistent with all that wo know of the Is rial Is tho important world nnd tho not rich. What mad I could nnd it falls from my hand "Through words light flashed into by the tone of his voice, by tho great has the coun smiled on death while the Titanic sank divine order, which Is the natural or- Immaterial is tho enduring world. try Men. and Is shattered. Tho violin is gone his intellect; through words emotions personality ho had, hud Impressed rich? Energy. You can't ii week ago died with them. Dr. Ab- der. What I believe, and what I want see you see energy. but music is not gone. 1 hold a warm his heart. Words spoken, words and wonderfully Interpreted to the Cites 2 Plus 2 as Example. it; can't Patriot- bott spoke before the Sunday Evening to put before you tonight in tho limit- - ism; you can't see patriotism. Indus- book in my hnnd nnd read It and fall written, the who'.e world of tho past audience, but In thc cold typo might "A boy writing on the blackboard club on "Why I Heliovo In Immor- 'ed time at my and your disposal, is try; you can seo tho fruits of Indus- asleep; it drops into tho flro and is 1? opened before him, tho whole world be misinterpreted. 1 went to him '2,' and has written another '2.' and tality." More than 8000 people all my. faith that man docs not die. try, but not spirit. burned up, but tho truth which tTfat before him Is opened out to him. Ho rnd said: 'Mr. Bcoclicr, you must draws a line, and under It the tlgurc the could Una' .seats in auditorium "Immortality Is not a hope book gavo to me is not burned up. that the future becomes a musician, an artist, a scien- rovlso this Bcrmon.' He took tho '4' '2 and 2 makes !,' ho says. What "It is tho industrial llfo of this but a present possession. "Olo Bull is playing before an au- heard him. Hundreds were told that It is not' tist, a scholar, what you will: proof and a pencil, read a littlo way, 2 and 2 make 4? That 2 nnd that 2? gieat people that has made thc na- wo aro going to dience, and when ho gets through there were no more seats half an hour that be Immortal; it through these physical symbols tho In- here, added lit- No, those twos are still thero. Thoso tion rich and strong nnd happy and crossed out some a somebody comes up to him and con- before he began his address. t.i that we are Immortal. visible life of the past and tho invisible and threw It down tvos are not merged In that 4. An prosperous. You can't weigh it in tle there, then gratulates him and says: 'You pro- Dr. Abbott asserted the word Three Stages In Man's Life. llfo of the present, palpitate against Impatiently on table. Invisible 2 and an Invisible 2 make the balance; you can't test It In the the duced wonderful effects upon your "death" was a misnomer, that death "There aro three stages in man's begins to answer with a What He Wanted to Say. an Invisible. 4. scale. It is our invisible life that him, and lie Omitted nudlcnco with your violin this even- and resurrection were different ways i life which may be mappo.l out by us, makes our great palpitating life. "I picked It up and handed It to "When ho haB rubbed the figures nation a nation. And dark-ene- a ing.' And ho says impatiently: of spelling the same thing, that the In the first stage he lives In a out, 2 and 2 still continue to mnke It is tho invisible life that is the en- Communicates Life to Others. him; ho went through It a little fur- wns not my violin, it was I one was the dropping off of the body chamber; he has eyw, but ho 4. Ho writes on the blackboard, during life. "'It "Th0 medium of communication ho ther and throw it down again. I myself that did it.' and the other the rising of tho spirit. cannot see; ears, but ho cannot hear; 'Honesty Is the best policy.' 'Correct,' Material Things Wither. seizes and uses to communcate his licked it up for the third time; ho "It Is truo tho violin disappears, Of the two worlas in which we live, he hands, but he cannot feel; feet, but an- fays tho teacher. 'Hub It out.' Ho upon crossed out a word here, added "Tho voice of tho prophet cried: dlsau-rear- im- life to others. He learns to play but not tho music. The book said, the material passes .and the ho cannot walk. A brain, but so far( rubs It Does he rub honesty I violin or other there, and finally, striking his out 'What shall cry? All flesh Is grass houso ou. Im- as wo know, ho lie some instrument, and the but not the truth. Tho material lives The world of cannot think. But pencil through it, he said to me: cut? The symbol disappears, the and all tho goodness Is the piano expresses to others the onio-toi'- s thereof us disappears but not the home. The material things in the real world. Tho lives. Out of this darkened chamber I want to say, l! reality abides. Wo talk as though (lowers of himself. Ho learns to speak 'Tho things didn't the of the field; the grass habitation I hnvo been living In will temples of Greece are in ruins, but the he conies forth Into life with a cry.j I tho material things were tho perman- said; and the things wanted to say, vlthereth and the flower fadeth; truly disappear pretty soon; why should I ( and his own voice carries to father, to spirit for which they stood still speaks. Now he begins to use those instru-- 1 to ent things. It is the material things or to did not say,' and then he said the people Is grass.' The voice: 'The. think that I disappear? Am I only Before Dr. Abbott spoke, Clifford ments which In his early prison house mother, to brother, to sister, that aro not the permnnent things. me: 'Abbott, I don't know how to. grass wlthercth, the flower fadeth, but that? Is that all there Is or me?" of Sunday Even- he could not use, which had been' teacher the life that is within himself. Barnes, president the preach, anyhow.' The Immaterial things are the real tho manifestation abid-ct- h these physical symbols commu- of our God Refers to Titanic Heroes. ing club, announced that the Hev. J. formed for him in ono stage of his life. First "It was just because he was a things. Tho Immaterial things aro tho for ever.' nicated their llfo to him; then and In- "When that great ship went down Stuart Holden of London, who was to "He begins to use h's eyes and see,' great preacher that ho knew and felt important things. "Tho temples of aro creasingly these physical symbols,' Greece in and men with courageous hearts bade tho to his ears and hear, his hands and foci. i have sailed on Titanic in order and realized that no symbolism could Says Furniture Does Not Make Home. ruins, but I'lato talks to us out of smiling adieu to the women and j these physical media are a means of appear before tho club next Sunday His mother's hands deal with him tcn-- interpret the great part and tho great "What makes your home? Not thc their ruins. He lives. The forum of communicating his life to others. children whom they put into tho night, had been detained' by tho seri- derly. lite mother's breast nurses, thought aye, and tho great God that! walls, rich rugs, splendid pictures. Rome Is In ruins, but tho spirit of boats for safety, "And all tho time ho is growing, and the musicians ous illness of his wife and had can- him and satisfies his hunger, and ppoko within him. Ah, how many stories we read in law and justice that we borrowed played My through play of life on 'Nearer God to TheV celed his passage on the ship which through these physical media gratl-- j growing this "When this stage is reached tho our press of desolate and tragic from Home stlfl animates our courts physical media, and while the water gathered around their begins grow life, through this marble-walle- d "was lost. tua'e to in him, gratitude physical powers begin to decay. Tho homes, in houses where and dwells in our land. The temple feet, am I to bellovo thaj. tbey worn by ana' by this life grows so great that Takes Theme From Job. that grows to love. Ho begins to dis- ait sense is brighter and stronger splendid pictures hang and that aro in Jerusalem Is in ruins It is doubt- only a higher typo of machinery with the physcal media can no longer ade- "The fourteenth chapter of the book tinguish colors, forms, d'stances and than ever, but the hand has lost its equipped with all that wealth oan ful whether ono stone is left stand- n littlo more ncute steam and a lUtlo quately interpret it. He paints what of' Job. fourteenth verse," said Dr. Ab- through this distinguishing of colors steadiness and the eye Its vision, buy! Love makes the homo. There ing upon the other but the love and more subtle electricity In hangs in than tho Is men call a great picture. It ever, at bott, "gives expression to that question and forms a beginning of art life great emotions aro deeper than lies been sonic sentimental nonsense mercy to the weak and humble that monster Instrument that car- come and look at i which has been asked in all ages by developed within him. his study and men it but the voice Is feeble and cannot written about love In a cottage was taught therein still abides. Tho ried them to their death? ho says: 'I have men of all races and of all faiths: 'If Develops Music Sense. and admire it, hut reach the audience. The instrument will admit It after all thero is a groat procession of material things "The pagan Identified the man with make others seo what a a man die, shall he live again?' If a "Ho begins to listen to sounds and not been nble to Is decaying, the life growing, and great deal more truth in love in passes across the stage and the in- his body. They therefore Identified great symphony; man die, shall he live again? I should distinguish between sounds that aro I saw.' Ho writes a when at last this life "has become so cottage than there Is in love in a finite eternal life which speaks the future life with the resurrection room to long- think not. If a man dies, if life be- melodious and sounds that are discor- men throng tho audience hear groat that these instruments no ralace, on the whole, taking tho through these symbols remains. Tint of tho body. In Egypt they attempt- was in purposes, In- comes extinct, it would require a great dant, ana' little by little a musical it, but ho says: 'There that er will serve its the world over and history over, thero is Is the real, the valuable, the endur- ed to preserve the body against de- my no cou'd drop off and tho life goes more in humble in ing. ' deal of evidence to convince me that sense Is developed within him. He soul which orchestra struments love homes than Wo aro a set of Invisibles com- cay, and stored it away in recepta-- ( for me.' on with newer, better, and more extra-luxuriou- s ones. - he would be resuscitated', life would 'earns wo hardly know how by some adequately interpret municating with invisibles. We com- Continued on page eleven.)

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He's nolng to Strcngthener for Mon nnd women Stearns' Headache Wafers (Shac) "And what would bu tho use, If 1 win out, soino day big." Ever Found by Science. V give them relief from aching Deads; they have nevor disappointed them? man, Isn't Mild , they are made today from tho same pure, simple JULY, 1912 wore?" said Terence. "Ho Is ft fine he?" This la tho world' new-cut- mfMt, moot Ingredients as at first; and FOURTH OF pITcrtlvo they havo more friends than ever before. A week Inter ho chanced upon nit Mrs. Kllborn. rnllnblc, nml nervo Invluonitur. revltaltzer, lirnln awukener, body Htrei.nt li- Thorefore, you nro oxorclslng proper oaro when you tako Stearns' Head Park, Hilo, Hawaii empty moment of Mrs.. KlIborn'B. She looked tired and white. enor, without equal In the world's history ache Wafers, for you are using what millions of others have tried and prored Hoolulu "1 like your little sister," ho said, "Sho couldn't ask for a better," Haiti of medicine. It lirlnuH iiNnit n oIiiiiiko from best. Unit awful, dull, weak, lazy, Don't endure tho headache; kind to yourself frankly. "She's llko you rather." Kllborn, yawning. fee II mt to tirlghtiiPM, ntrctiKth, be take Steams' Headache Wafers. And see that you get STKAItNS' tho genuine. "Sho Is a denr," said .Mrs. Kllborn, did not by uiul courage which Is Horse Races Airs. Kllborn Indicate rciuurkublo. pally, "but not In the least llko mo. word or look the painful .'icquleRcouce all .$ 500 Five furlongs, free for Terence." of her heart. Sho only waited. Hav- Half mile, Hawaiian bred 250 "Oh yes, rather," he Insisted. "Her ing turned the channel of Terence's " Tananesc-ownc- 50 laugh, now Half milp. d ponies (14 hands)... feelings away from the thirsty and 2,000 Mrs. Kllborn let the point go. "It's somewhat arid spaces of her own gar- One and one-quart- er mile, free for all 75 nice of you to tako her about so den, sho looked to see Mnlslo's blos- Half mile, lunas' horses (four to enter) much. Sho rides well, doesn't sho?" 500 som like the rose. One mile, Hawaiian bred "Llko a boy," said Terence. "Wo It was October, and October In Kau- 25 rodo all of fifteen miles yesterday." Half mile, Portuguese-owne- d ponies ai Ib not October In the States. No "Como out Saturday and stay till purple haze gathers on the mountains, Half mile, saddle horses J Monday morning,' said Mrs. Kllborn. there Is no tang of frost in the air; mile, cowboys' race 15 Haynors to Half "I'll have the dinner only the ovenings grow shorter and OP Saturday night, and Sunday we can the lamp of Venus burns sooner in Iron go over to Hnnalel in the car." tho west. For any change in sea or Events Tnrotirn n!H hf wntllil pntlllV Fin For several years wc have handled the Pelouse, and it Athletic Bl'oro It might be midsummer still, but $10 and $5 added rather more naturally than he rCcllogK'ii Sanltonn Wafer Malio Tn 0 is a dandy. There is such a demand for them that wc ago tno nlBhts Icufithon and the rains 1'ecl tin, Tim.-- . and $5 would have done a week that he lino All have had trouble in getting our orders filled promptly. Running broad jump $10 novcr got u word In edgewise with vu,"c FOR MKN.-N'e- rvo force roiicI You nro what your nerves have several sizes $10 and $5 Mrs. Kllborn nowadays. Malsie, filled to the brim with health are, nothing clso. If We and can give you any thing from 440 yards run you feel nil run-dow- n from overwork or as a cup with wine, rodo and danced cnusos, the family $10 and $5 "I am a very busy lady," said Mrs. other If you sutler from insomnia, ordinary size up to the big Tailor's Goose. Hop, step and jump nnd laughed through endless days. "cnvcd-ln- " fooling, brain fn, oxtrcmo $10 and $5 Kllborn, and smiled, and called Mnl-sl- e nervousness, peovlshness. Kloomtni'ss, Have you seen the little decide stoves, toasters and 220 yards dash .... Sho was a streak of sunshine worry, cloudy loss ambition, to talk to hltn while she. saw to brain, of $ rvalerhcalcrs made by the same people? They the $10 and $5 W'ithin her sister's house.' She filled eneray nnd vitality, loss of weight and arc High jump something needed see- neural-Kin- , that had never digestion, coustlpntlon, hendnehea, best in the line and will interest you. Relay race, half mile $20 ing to. b'otb hands with happiness, and the or tho debllltiitliiKcfToetsof tobacco or glittering motes spilled everywhere drink, send for tho Goo freo trial pucl;iu?o $50, $25, $10 exceeding will- of KelloRK's Kanltono Vufcrs. A -v -- Five miles Malsie came, with 2 f- tst nr r-- between her fingers. Terence watch- AVOMi:x.- -lf BV sn w tb ingness. Upon a number of subse- FOR you sutler from ner- ed in silence awhile spoke vous breakdown, oxtrcmo nervousness, quent occasions sho came after the then "bluo"spells, deMrotocry, worry, neuralKla, same fashion, nnd Terence by no For tho speaking ho chose a moon, back pains, loss of welKht or appetite, three-quarter- sleeplessness, headaches, nnd constipation, Soccer ed means suspected that Mrs. Kllborn and whlte.r than the nnd nro nil KelloiiK's Sanitono HILO vs. McKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL. feet of Venus, an earth hnlf-lappe- in Wafers will ninka you feci that there. Is arranged these occasions. you cloud-mist- moro to llfo than over realized before. Because Malsie rode well, ho lent shadow, and a sky where s Send todny for the C0e freo trial pnckiiRC. hdr his own horse, borrowed anoth- drifted thinly. It wns a night of warn No moro need of dletlni?, diversion, travel, stillness, olj bloomy many tiresome exercises, dangerous drugs, elec- Baseball er not nearly so good, and spent dusk and tricity, innssnKe. or nnythlinrelso Kellosfi'i. flower-smell- Sanitono AV nfers do tho work for -- hours in the saddle with the girl. Moreover, Terenco was each nml HILO vs. ALL HONOLULU. all, Klvo you nervo-foro- e and make you lovi Because she danced well, he swung the ,3011 of the son of an Irishwoman. to live. her down the long hall of the Kllborn If the birds on tho bushes hud not A 60 -- cent trial packneo of this creni asleep discovery will provo that they do the work. THE PLACE TO SPEND house, to music that Mrs. Kllboru's all been he would have had They nro Rtinrnntecd every wafer. Send white, nervous lingers afforded sweet- them charmed into his pocket coupon below todny for freo 0o trial pncknRO of Kollogg's Sanitono Wafers. ly and, because she read too little, Between the moon and the night Installations or repair work HOLIDAY brought his own O. Henry, ten min- A HAPPY he her and the man Malsie held out Package Coupon Kipling, Thackeray, and Yeats. utes for the sake of her pride, choos- Free promptly done in a satis- F.J. KKT.I.OGO CO., For all this, however, he stood yet ing subconsciously, meantime, the ex 1SS3 Hofl'iimiter Block, 31 factory manner. within tho borderland of platonism, act spot upon his shoulder whereon llultlo Creek, Ich. Send mo by return mall, freo of chnrce, but that border Mrs. Kllborn luro.t jer K,owInB fcc0 wa& tQ l)(J ,,,,, n trial paekngo of tho wonderful dlscovory for nurves, KcIIokr's Snnltone him across. The conversation ran ha'tinttly. Wnfors, I enclose o cents In stamps to XOK0OXKODO)K pay was she who told hlin that Mal- "I help postui?o nnd packing. Work It love you," said Terence. lie D All Guaranteed sie had an unaccepted suitor in the said It three time? for good meas- Kamv States. ure. "Malsie don't you love me?" Streot Latest designs in Fixtures, Bargains In Beds "Not anything delinite," sho de- "I don't know," said Malsie City..?. Stnto nied, subtly. "But he's the decent-es- t Five minutes- - later, in the fact of Domes and Reading Lamps. sort of a boy, and I think she's a storm of pleading she conceded n .w. VWl Assortment of Slightly Damaged fond of him. He's wanted for yeirs trifle. "Is it, Maisie?" said Mrs. Kllborn. Large old to marry her his people are old, "If you would only give mo time "Don't you know!" said Malsie per- BEDS at Discounts of Fifty Per. Cent. friends of ours; it would be a to think" "you and Jim you're mart-ied.- The Hawaiian Electric Co., match, as aB one cau tell fect far "What's thinking got to do with "Jim cud I. So we are," said Mrs. Sold things. Malsie puts film Every Bed a Real Bargain. Must be about such it?" asked Terence, very Justly; it Is Kllborn. LIMITED off. Still, I think she will even- not in the brain that matches are "You're making fun of me," said tually." Quickly. made. Maisie, frowning ndorubly. She went "She's too young," said Terence, At the end of live minutes more he on, smoothing the sleeve of her slb-tor'- frowning u little. kisseo' her, In a way altogether be- kimono a little shyly. FURNITURE CO., Ltd. saw the frown ana COYNE airs. Kllborn fitting. Ills anus were strong, so that "Terence is so. square. He wou'dn't to see it. BISHOP BT. winced at odd moment.! she breathed with Keep anything from nie. Ho says "Twenty; not so dreadfully that's dilllculty. Because ot whicn, being there was. a woman once she was young." ooao a woman, she loved him twice as older, you know, ana' all that awful eaicKc "Not old enough to know her own much, ly sweet awfully good to him and mind," ho objected, brusquely. 1 "And you've never loved any other he waB afraid he wc.s going to care Candidates may come "She knew her own mind when girl?" asked Maisie. An older wo- for her " was ten," said Mrs. Kllborn, with sho man would have known better, but "Afraid?" repeated Mrs. Kllborn. and I the poignant Insight of one sister In- Maisie was dellclously young. "She was married," Malsie explain RANCH VEAL to sister's soul an insight RAYMOND another this," Terence, quite ed, in tones lowered appropriately to 1 may not as a rule, however, "Not like said eCandidates may go which JJ truthful'.', s he considered, tnd re- awe. bo successfully communicated to tfio killed on the Ranch joiced greatly that he could say It. I see," said Mrs. Kllborn. "So he Cattle bystander man without exposing vne-sel- f tenderly, ills an- never reallj cared for her." I Island of Maui and brought to an accusation of felinity. He added, sure of "No," said Malsie, "of course not. BUT Friday She added softly, "Malsie has more swer, "And you no other man?" to Honolulu every says was strength of character than that soft "Why, not llko this," said .Maisie, Sho was married. Ho she in the power boat Makena. one of women over little face gives her credit for." and laughed, daringly, in Ills aston the best that Ter- Ho forgave her Indul lived. Ho says .she never even ALSO WE SELL AUSTRALIAN BUTTER, I think she shown It," said ished face. ence. gently. dreamed-- Fish, and Delicatessen. "Aim then Mrs. Kllborn spoke, Poultry, Pork He had not, as a. matter of fact, I.ato that night, when Ma'alu had .i i.. i. nimiif If rftirnrif Inir ! put on her nightgown and let down against her will.

1 women," said, MARKET Malsie Indiscriminately as a miner-- her soft, durk hair, which curleo "Even the best sho MFTROPOLITAN MEAT upon ever live, dream sometimes." fly, a kitten, a pleasing little tuno, or thickly like a littl,e girl's her "that they're married," .said Heilbron and Louis. a small red rose of the sort that, shoulders, she wont to her sitter's "Not after innocently. Telephone 3445. blossoms plentlluHy iln .'any man's room and tapped and opened the door. Malsie. garden. With Mrs. KlIborn'B hint of Kllborn was awav on business in HO' "No." suid Mi'E. Kllborn. "I dare the suitor in the background, his noltilu, and Mrs. Kllborn sat by a la.-bl- say not." Her voice dragged. "You thoughts focused, as It were, unex- reading out of an old and hat don't dream any more after you are pectedly. He began to see In MUslo tered hook. Tho lump on the table married." evidences of a deeper strain, a high shed a soft, clear l'ght on her pale "You don't have to," said Maisie, n 9 er destiny; in her childish laugh, an heir anil on the blurring blues and 'your dream has come true.' undreamed-o- f Hnnorencc; In tho some purples of her flowing gown. When "Of course," said Mrs. Kllborn. 0 time canrielous desires of nor co sho lifted her face her eyes .showeo" She sent Malsie away to bed prea emo- eyes 9 quetry a reaching after wider faintly shadowed. Sho had been wait- ently, and went back with blind tions. He had thought Malsie n ing, and waiting hurts. to her book She had used Malsio to SOY BEAN t child, and, behold, In the skilfully ad- "Nora," said Maisie, "I'm going to accomplish a purpose, and that pur justed wotrfifibt ,of Mrs. Kllboru's ho wants mo tooh, Nora!" poBe showed Itself accomplished. Of 0 placing stood a woman. Sim dropped on her knees besldo Matsio's alnohUi' happiness in tho Stays on Forever. Mai-8l- o 9 Ho told himself that because Mrs. Kllborn, and crashed Mrs. Kll- accomplishment there remained no 0 was so eluslvely llko her sister boru's slender shoulders in a hug. doubt. Terence, too, had found the was very near 0 but the truth Is bo "I'm awfully happy," she end of the rainbow. to any on At Your Grocers' 0 forgetting her likeness Temptation in the shape of droawfl MEAL save herself. Ji associate so young no longer lor sirs, rtuuoru. 0 was hard to existed To all of which Mrs. Kllborn pre- and frank and eager a thing with a "One of the best women that over 0 smiling front of an ob- as MADE AND PRODUCED IN MAN- sented tho grt-a- t love. Mrs. Kllborn, who had lived" She clung to the phrase IS A MEAL with what ho sees. Soap Works w0 server pleased know u only Its breathless silences and to a baa'go of courage. Honolulu twilight in CHURIA. IT IS THE BEST FOOD FOR POUL- 0 If she remembered the betraying restraints, shivered a lit Suddenly the snapped off the light. his cheek 0 which Terence had laid tie. Then sho took herself draper In tho darkness, .slow tears slipped Makers TRY AND STOCK. IT FATTENS WHERE EV- picture, sh0 gavo no sign. 0 against her ately In hand and kissed Maisie. The down her cheeks. inconstancy of man made any ELSE HAS FAILED. FOR BOOK- If tho two Bisters whispered together sort ERYTHING 0(J her soul, sho hid it. wound within ly. BANANA CLOTH. 0 laughed above It convincingly. LET ON SYSTEMATIC FEEDING AND THE and "Ho Is so splendid," sighed Maisie; It has been left to the Chinese to By every means within her power "you've no Idea and so ambitious, teach us how the tons of banana liber VALUE OF SOY BEAN MEAL, SEE she smoothed the course of true love, every strips of the stalk through an lustru- - seem to be a inoit prohibitive, as a roll Nora. Ho says he can no anyunug, thrown on the rubbish heap and watched It, calmly, from the inent provided with a couple of blunt ot banana cloth live yards long ami long as I believe in him." year can bo converted Into banana so which as scrapers. out) yard wire sells for about $6.70. bank. Mrs. Kllborn. cloth and sold at a most remunerative blades act over-kee- n "Does ho?" sulu' Kllborn, who was at no time The flbro thus obtained Is pluceu' In Ab the enterprise Is a. brand now one "Ho .says he never really cared for price. of comprehension, brought to cloth and pounded In order to drive high prices are to bo oximcted, but any girl before," went on the breath Tho procer.s of manufacture is very her presently the first fruits of Her out excess moisture, and is next clean they are .sur0 to right themselves as Y. TAKAKUWA murmur. "You know really simple. d plants are select labors. less ed and twisted Into yarn for weaving the demand for this kind of cloth Nora, isn't it wonderful to ed and the stock is unrolled and steam "See here," he Bald, courteously and cared. Is to be eminently! grows and tho supply endeavors to the very er over cauldrons of boiling water till Banana cloth said 1i!b wont, feel that you're the Hist - NUUANU ST.. BELOW KING. delicately as was "Terry's for tropical wear and Is very i keep pace with It.Krom Cuba Oppor- n-- then to ot nf nil the world lo tho soft It Is a simple matter In love with that kid sister of yours it pi r.ium present prio would1 tunition. movo green outer skin by paising1 durable At the . man you love?" the WWW wvwrwrw you know It?'

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th aMlHaff Mr Pn4twwod still mull-mI- . swtlnn of a plank declaring that the) HOT DEBATE Ma ma lie no direct answer EARLY THIS MORNING TAFT'S tariff Is MmitHltliig that should Ih FH SCO FATHER SAVES BOY, Finally Makes Anawar. taken up for amendment Ncheritil.- - by Finally Mr. t'mlarwood did rrnikr n schedule, after each bus hten reorted (UontltntHd Trnm Nlni 4irwt MMtwer. upon by a tariff board of experts. - ON Jionaflt sonic imii- - itcMiilr th- rich con "It tHk taw force of a corhsrta . NOMINATION REGARDED CERTAIN ALLEGED PAL PLACED TRIAL Htlumncles Mid HeprtMHtutaMvp Cannon. "Can Democratic Fight On. Pnnd Their Desk. the iwntlHiHan aland on that !d and BALTIMORE, .Juno 22. William Tim democrats yelled and pounded speak for the IToaldeMt?" aaked Jennings Bryan has telegraphed to CHICAGO. M. Taft on the IIIh followers decided, not to Is on before a Wallace Is tho son of n U4l)' dMkft. Sherley of Kentucky. June hao five f the presidential orwIldntoH August Bnntos trial joung first Imllot. This Is the outlook hero abnndou tho light and thnre is uvory jury In Judgo Hoblnson'B court on n mnn there who ban spent "I wMtit to m.v that I Yottal for Hopnmentative Cannon's face rtnah-m- l tc Join forcos and provont the soot- at an oarly heur this morning and al- prospect of a series of violent discus- ohargo robbery In tho second de- - nonrly all his savings trying to save Ouimdlsn reGlptittHy Ml the liwtanet and with that well known dou- ing of Judge Parker, should he be of most no uncertainty remains. sions today. The of tho rules grce. was Indicted with a tho boy, who, It Bcems, Is good-hearte- d or the Prmldmit of the United ble Jointed Moatttm of the arms lio i... n.n ..nn...,i Santos The convention will meet at ten i committee Is nlmoxi certain to K. Wallace, but but Inclined to be wild. Tho boy 1 1 - 10' nniilcd Harold SluUw. thought he wm right. shouted : ' for temnornrv nhnlrmnn nf tin. Homo- and. although there Is every clpltnto n hard struggle. The majority Is not bolng tried, his cas? hns bcon In troublo sevornl times be- didn't believe It would Injure the Til do my duty and let the Pres- cratlc convention. The telegrams Wallace Indication that there will be hard fight-- 1 has decided to recommend new rules, being nolle prossed this morning. In fore. He came down hore on tho norUiwent. Hut 1 challenge Mr. Leu ident lid hi." jworo addressed from Chlcngo to lug on several olnts, It is thought J which the Itooacvclters declare aro lm(k Fran-cIsc- o ship Edward Sowall, having neon per- root's ntntemenl that the President Representative Kltehin eaid: Woodrow Wilson, Speaker Champ fact, ho was sent to San that the delegates will make the at-- , framed expressly with the Intention Wednes- mitted so to do by the San Prnnclsco in reedy to take back the reciprocity There is not an Intelligent man in Clark, Congressman Poss, Governor on the Sonoma lau tempt to crowd three days' work Into j or perpetuating tin- - present polltlcnl appear the court after ono of his escapades. act." this House " Hnldwln and Mnyor Oaynor. day, thoro to boforo one and adjourn slue die sumo time j system of controlling conventions, to Horo ho foil in with Snntos and got Cltei Senate Plan. "Hurray, Hurray!" yelled tho glee- Tho fact that Bryan, in sending Juvenile Court and bo sontonced early Sunday morning, with a platform Pol- - into troublo again. Tho probation off- "We have brought a bill here re- ful repreaantntlvoa, and refused to The supporters of Senator U out his messages, failed to address the roform school until ho attnlns formulated and a candidate for tho nre expected to icer promised that upon his arrival ducing duty on Iron ami ateel. We top shouting until tho gavel had lotto also attack tho one to Roprosontntlve Hndorwood, is j hi" majority. presidency formally In the Hold. That platform morn- - In Snn Prancisco, ho would bo tak- havo a bill to give great benefits to nearly been worn out on tho Speak report expected from the causing much speculation among tho The prosecuting attorney this candidate, It Is practically ngroed by - committee, which adds to the troplda- Democrats, In tlie Ing handed over to Judge Robinson en boforo tho Juvenile Court and sent the American people. The Senate desk. . i - t . . who see this move er's r ...... iti i -- ttfim tt i u inuuiiun, ni in.- nmiiim iiubuiu tion or tnoso lonuorw who are hading a from tho San Francisco pro- to tho roform school, tho boy's fath- tasks on an amendment to keen this "There is not an Intelligent man in ... proof that Bryan's hostility to tho letter Taft...... - having agreed to this course. bill from becoming a law. If we send this House or this Capitol " io eoiiBurvo every nuiiuie ui umu io- chairman of tho houso ways and moans bation officer, which stated that er many It to the l'reaident we Invite Rls "Hurray!" shouted forty represen- Prom whirlwinds of rumors day In order that the convention mny committee is to bo continued through regarding - be- of meeting aro as follows: Blblo school veto on the Iron and ateel bill to a tatives. the Intentions of the adher- not havo to adjourn ovor until the the convention. onts of weak. 0:45; morning sermon at 11; Young certanlty. What he was trying to say was Roosevelt has come the con ginning of another Tho committeemen backing Park- CHURCH ES viction on the part many he. will Peoples' meeting, G:30 and ovonlng "The gentlemen know that when that every intelligent mail in the of that The fact that the convention er declare that thoy havo a major- too, sermon at 7:30. Strangers and every-on- o thoy vote against the iron and stoel House knows that tho reciprocity will bo nominated presidential open this morning, for the fifth day, ity and that. Bryan cannot hopo to candidate within the next fow days, still under temporary organlza else interested in a nonscctarlau bill they are voting against the re- amendment was put in the bill to de- the control. Even if ho appears with a Central Union Church. possibly at a convention to be Hon, Is unprecedented D. but a biblical, presentation of tho duction of taxes. feat the democratic metal tariff bill. called in the ldstory proxy and takes a part in the com- Rev. Dorenius Scudder, D., Minis Immediately rogulnr conven party. may Christianity, cordially "Tlie gentlemen say tbls Issue is after the of tho In order that time mittee meeting, they say, he would he ter. claims of are tion has adjourned. Hoosevolt, him- nomi- dead. If so why do they sejek to be saved, It Is oxptvtcd that tho turned down. Riev. Amos A. Ebersolc, assoclato welcome? self, has publicly 'expressed the desire nating speeches "ill bo short and to tack It on this bill If not to defeat MRS. Congressman Henry of Texas, re- minister. First Church of Christ, Scientist. NIERR1D that his delegates take no such action point. ' measure." the garded as the candidate of Governor Bib'o School, !):0 a. in Mr. W. A, Sunday Sunday school at this at the present time. services: He also said Canadian feeling was The platform committee, it is re- Wilson for temporary chairman, In a Uowen, Superintendent. 9:45 a. m. for young people under ported, disregard now favorable to reciprocity, and the (Continued from Pago Nine) has decided to tho statcmont yostorday said that tho Adult Bible Clrss for Men and Worn twenty years; Lesson sermon at 11 a. beach that don't wear black string pressure of of Progressives certainly agree democratic applause was loud and ical mind. That's all right in his honor the advocates woman's could not en. 10:10 a. m. Conducted by Row F. m. Subject, "Is tho Universe, includ- thero't- go long.- - neckties, and one insuperable suffrage and will not on record on on tho selection of Parker, a known S. . ed profession, but ho's apt to bring it Scudder. ing Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" objection to Mr.Capias." the 'question. reactionary. Tho Progressives, ; Payne Attacks Attitude. home with his umbrella and apply it he Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Sor-- Wednesday evening testimonial "What's thnt?" Inquired Aunt June. Tho of to- said, had won tho Inst victory for the Iteproseptatfve Payne replied t.o tbo to tho garbago can, so to Bpoak, to attitude the President mon by the Minister "The Coward meetings nt 8 o'clock. party, giving low- chairman of the ways and moans oeduco things." "Ho makes mo so awfully weary," ward the turjff will bo embodied in them control of the Maker" Romans 2:1G. Mrs. er house of congress and of several All services are held in tho Odd Fel- committee. He called tho democratic "That's nonsense," commented Aunt said Merriwid. the platform, the members of the com- Christian Endeavor Meeting, C:!i0 - state legislatures, and must control lows' Building, Fort street, where also attitude a raenice to tho country. Jano. KENNETT HARRIS. mittee having compromised by the in- p. m. "Tho Life and work of Samuo' within tho party If another victory Is a free reading room is open to tho "You democrats entirely strip of "So is most tho law," Mrs. Zwemer." In charge of Miss Rouen-hors- t. of said to bo recorded this fall. public daily from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. protection many of tho items of this Merriwid. "Anyway, a lawyer sup is Committeeman Thomas Taggart of All are cordially invited. motal bill. Tho next thing will bo posed argue Evening 7:30 p. m. Sermon to know how to and put Indianapolis, who had vote Service simply cast his for . "Home of Truth." free trade. the person ho argues with in by Rev. John P. Dowan, D.D. the Parker as temporary chairman, an- -' "Who supposes President Taft will wrong. of of Christian Healing and Teaching. What kind of a happy life .nounced yesterday ho had done Reorganized Church Jesus Christ ever sign such a mongrel bill?" that 1220 Kaplolani street, near Bcretanla would a woman lead with a husband so quite in Ignorance vote Latter Day Saints. When Representative McCall, a re that that avenue. that could get thejjest of ovcry dis would be taken as an affront to Church on King street. Near Thorn; uubllcan of Massachusetts, said: "I Sunday service, 11 a. m. by Mrs. M. cussion? Isn't that a wife's privilege? Bryan or to anyone else. So far as as Square. don't proposo to vote to repeal Cana Hunter-Jones- 0:45 a. m. for M. . dian reciprocity," his republican Anil saying mean things In an ag lie is concerned, ho explained, Bryan Sunday school. Classes ages. Subject: "What is Spirit?" interested gravating way! You know perfectly could be temporary chairman and per- - all Adult class, both Hawaiian friends frowned while tho Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Lesson in gave him a of ap- well that all lawyers pride themselves manent chairman of the convention and English. Lesson topic, Pharaoh. democrats burst "Esoteric Nerve Culture." by Dr. Weav- accord- on that. It's their basinets, while or anything else he might wish to bo. Morning worship, 11 a .m. in charge plause as vociferous as that er. ed to Representative Underwood. It's merely an amusement with us. And Members of the national committee of J. B. Barrett and Jas. Kanui. Ser- Thursday, S p. m. Lesson in practical Republican cheers withheld from then there's Oh, known to bo In favor of Governor mon In both Hawaiian and English. Hunter-J- Wilson Rillglo-Lltorar- y G Christian healing, by Mrs. M. M. .Mr. McCall were unleashed when for- there's no use talking about it, auntie as the party's candidate say Zion's Society, ones. mer Speaker Cannon said he propos- You must see yourself how simply aw 'that there Is positive evidence that p. m. Lesson study and musical and Subject, "The Crowning ed to "stand pal." ful it would be." I'arKor and Champ Clark aro aligned f;crnry program. An interesting Gift of God. Love." "God save the farmer and the coun- and that the move made to seat the meeting, especially to tho youtn. AH meetings at "The Homo." try from such legislation as you "There might bo something in that, former as temporary chairman Is bo- - Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Ser- - All seekers of "Tho New Thought," would give them if you had the pow- certainly," Aunt Jane conceded, "but Jing attempted in order to help out mon In English. Music by tho choir. aro cordially invited to nttend these Clark candidacy. er," he shouted, as he leaned far over I don't think it's your real reason." the Also mifsionary services in the Gos meetings. Telephono 3923. shaking a first directly in the faces "If it isn't that It must bo the way pel tent on School street near Lillha Opium In Mongolia. of the crowded democratic side. he has of making himself agreeable," street at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, evening PORTLAND CELEBRATES SAN FRANCISCO, Jun0 22 Bad Enough, Says Cannon. said Mrs. Merriwid. "Perhaps it's his Custom and during next week. ITS ROSE FESTIVAL house officials are swarming about "It's bad enough," he went on, "that winning smile and perhaps it's tho! tho The general public Is extended an PORTLAND (Or.), Jun0 10. With steamship Mongolia, which arrived spectac- the country should be subjected to cute things ho says, like 'Sweets to Invitation to any or all of our meet-ting- s a program that ranged from a here from tho Orient on Tuesday, hav- legislation on your part, but it's worse the sweet' when he produces tho candy, Wo havo the truth ular presentation showing the fall ing received information that ten at all times. to let the country sit still and let , k0, it wasn't this candy:' this so ' unprejudiced Investi- 250 years ago of tho briOga or the isn't thousand dollars' worth and only ask an Canada legislate for us. Answer that of opium is gods and tho forming of the Cascades worse. 'Sweets to the sweet!' and T concealed aboard her, to gation. on stump. be smuggled of the Columbia, and with wild west the tho smile went with it. He's got a' ashore here. Methodist Episcopal Church. pa- The search so far has in- "I voted for ?2 a ton on print j shows, historical, allegorical and cunning little collection of funny anec-- resulted in tho discovery Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Richard per. We need some sort of tariff, I and seizure dustrial pagemts bv day and by nisht, dotes, too culled from tho first edi- of two hundred and II. Trent, Supt. you rovonue, thirteen tins. off" today its suppose call it tariff for tion of the oldest patent medicine al- Men's Blblo Class 10 a. m. Edward Portland "laid from and we will need revenue badly if you regular pursuits, and until Saturday manac. When he says, 'That reminds THE GERM'S DOWNFALL. W. Cooper, Leader. democrats remain in powor." will celebrate In style its sixth an- me of the story of the Irishman,' I Once the small fierce Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Preach- Representative Cannon asked Rep- bacillus nual Rose festival. have to hold on tight to something to Had a chance to ing by Pastor, Rev. R. E. Smith. resentative Underwood if ho had ask- thrive and fill us; Tho festival formally opened' at noon i keep from screaming. Merriwia he He could work unseen Epworth League, G:30 p. m. Edward ed President Taft whether the metal and kill us; today, when Rex Oregons debarked never tried to tell funny stories." For his name was R. Tracy, Leader. bill would be vetoed If the Canadian then unknown. from the cruiser Maryland, on which "If he's so distasteful to you I won- From the to Baccalaureate service of High School reciprocity ropeal Is contained In It. arctic tho tropic, he "arrived" Sunday from tho land of der you've encouraged him the way an graduating class, 7:30 p. m. Mr. Smith Representative Underwood said: With ardor misanthropic, perpetual joy. A marine pagoint, you have," said Aunt Jane. subject "Life's "Yes, the President of the United The bacilli microscopic hri chosen for his headed by the Maryland and partici- say was distasteful, States hasn't changed his views." "I didn't lie Ruled a domain all their own. Battle." pated in by practically every steam dearie," Merriwid replied. "And I to "Oh, oh," groaned tho republicans. Mrs. A cordial invitation is extended craft in tho river celebrated the ar- They wanted a definite statement. as for encouraging him, 1 couldn't bo But today wo do not fear 'em. all strangers and tourists to attend. rival. Tho afternoon reception was necessary. Representative Cannon characteriz- rude. Not unless it became For, with toxin, dope, ana' serum, Christian Church. given to Rex by his new subjects, ed Representative Underwood's re- 1 never gave him any real reason to Doctors quickly kill and clear 'em Mr. Fred Butler will sing at tho and In the evening he attended tho plies as "deductions" instead of di- suppose that we could ever be more to gjCQOywftOHT BYAMERlCAtl F&SS foSSQCtATION Mils From our systems with their stuff. morning sorvlco of this church tomor- beautiful spectacle "Tho Bridge of the rect information. each other than very dear frienas, nndf Now when, fill' of dlplococci. row, and In the evening the music will Gods," with its primeval aboriginal Representative Cannon tried to get I shall always regard him with a feel-- ' GOVERNOR HADLEY OF MISSOURI. Wo aro feeing bum and rocky, be in tho charge of Miss Root ano" a setting, tho coming to Oregon of the the Alabama statesman to make a j ing of tender.sentlmont as tho first of The Hour leader for Roosevelt In ft' Republican National Convention, for Wo soon brighten up, for Doc he choir of girls of the Kamehameha first white man and tho final collapso direct answer as to how ho knew tho j my second series; but thoro aro so whom excited delegates tried to tart a Presidential boom the second Calls tho dread bacilli's bluff. Girls school. Mr. Peters will give the of the groat causeway during an President would veto the bill, but many pretty pebbles strewn about the day. --Judge, sermon at both sorvlces. The hours eruption of Mount Hood.

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vividly to tho mind of tho visitor to Moore was met by his daughter, Mar- the Tower, for tho spot on which t garet Hoper. As her father was led If v.allg had oars ami could relate her death is marked off in the up tho slippery stops at midnight, she .what thoy had heard In the Tone courtyard. Lady .lane Grey, too, went broke through tho guards, and, Hing- of London thoy could unfold tales to this samo block after meeting the ing her arms about his neck, bgaed which havo novor found their u;v men who wore dragging tho headless for his blessing. It was up theso into history or heen preserved evou body of her husband in a cart, for steps, too, that the Duke of Bucking- ss traditions. Yet enough has com Lord Guilford Dudley was beheaiod ham came, followed by tho Sergeant-Warde- r to us of this prison and execution or Tower Hill, a few hours boforo with tho ax reversed. place of nobility and royalty to cre- Lady Jano went to her untimely end. , Horrible, indeed, aro the memories ate an irresistible desire to visit it Katherino Howard was sent to her of London's famous Tower! At pres- and inquire into the ambitions and death when Henry's affection for hor ent It is merely a show place, a mu- Jealousies, tho plots and treasons waned. The execution of these tH!? seum for armor and a safe vault ot which found their final scenes enact- women aro dark blots on English his- tho Crown Jewels. It can bo visited ed upon the fatal block, tho spot of tory. Tho aged Countess of Sills-bury- , for a shilling. Hundreds of tourists which is still marked in tho court- st tfie Fop who refused to lay her head go In and out its gates every day, yard. JU on tho block, and who rushed around many of them giving llttlo thought to fl Tho Tower, which stands on tho x the Tower yard with her whlto hair tho dreadfuf scenes which havc been banks of tho Thames, was at ono blowing in tho wind until hewn by enacted within its walls. It Is still time an ancient fortress. Its present tho executioner's ax, Is another trag- - under the care of the "Beof-Eatcrs,- " in external appearance is very unliko slto previously occupied by two bas- - neither stand upright nor He at full Nearby "Little Easo" is the rrger Groy was Imprisoned both tho cdy of this grim old fortress. Tho as tho Yeomen of tho Guard nro 1 what It orginally was, as no fortress tlons built by King Alfred in 885, and length or even crawl about. A pipe cell where during tho rcif,n of K.ns Ilrick and Beauchamp Towers, as was Bishop of Rochester, who was elghtv known. Tho chief official is the Con- - Dudley, ot the same ago has undergone such 1b said to owe its namo to tho fact connected the uncanny place with tho John Bcveral hundred Jews, men and her hUBband, Lord Guilford years of ago when Henry VIII had stable of tho Tower, and In the oiden a transformation, for it is now com- that It was whitewashed. The outer moat and during high Udo tho un- - women and children, were imprison The Duke of Clarence was drowned him executed, the Earl of Surrey, thi days ho was supreme within the pre- posed of an Irregular mass of build- walls of the White Tower are about happy prisoner who was lodged there ed until thoy ransomed themselves b while a prisoner In the Bowycr Tow- Earl of Essex and James, Duke of cincts of th Tower. Tho official tor- ings which havo been erected at va- fifteen feet thick. Its basement Is a was half drownod or devoured by tha paying largo sums of monoy to ChU er, and Henry VI Is sild to have boon Monmouth, are only a few of the dis- turers' and executioners did not reside rious periods, surrounded by a porfect Chamber of Horrors, for it hungry rata driven Into tho coll by tyrant or told where their hidden murdered In the Wakefield Towrr. tinguished men who were sent to at tho prison, but came only when wall and a deep moat has a number of underground cells high water. Many political prisoners jewels wore to bo found. The Beauchamp Towt-- r wan built their deaths by tyrannical rulers. pent for by tho Constable. which was drained about seventy which were used to houso political aro said to havo been "removed" by Tradition tells us bat Sir Walter by Edward III, and is perhaps tho The Tower has several entrances, Tho last captive left the Tower 1 n years ago. Th plan is in tho form prisoners. One historian describes this means, for if left to "soak" In Raleigh occupied a cell in tho Whlto most interesting of nil these prlnons. but the ono named the "Traitors' 1820, and sinco that time not a single ot an irregular pentagon, tho whoTo them as "unfit for dog kennels and "Little Ease" for a few days death Tower for fourteen years, and during It taken its namo from Thoraa3 do Gato" Is the best known In history. man, woman or child has entered fortress covering about thirteen acres. as a disgrace to England." One or was certain and tho body could bo that tlmo wroto his History or tho Beauchamp, Third Earl of Warwick, It Is under St Thomas' Tower, and thero as a prisoner. Today the Beef-Eater- s 4 Tho Tower originated with William them was known as "Little Ease," quietly removed .at night. Guy World. Ho also distilled medical cor- who was for a tlmo imprisoned thoro, is sixty-on- e foot wide, springing from and the tourists bold Bway, the Conqueror, and the oldest part of Ironically socalled because It was tEo Fawkea, of tho Gunpowder Plot Tame, dials. Close to tho Raleigh pr'sou but who was eventually reinstated in octagonal piers. It was from the foot and so long as the Tower stands just tho fortress, tho White Tower, was vilest prison in all Europe, being so spent his last days in this loathsome was a large, vaulted his honors by Henry IV. It was used of tho stone stairs, which can bo so long will it fascinate tho lover of begun in 1078 and was erected on a constructed that the occupant coull prison. can cell used for housing tu0 rnclcMirt at a prison as early as HC2, and haB flccn that prisoners went by galley to history. Grim and gruesome are its all lta horrible accompaniments such been the coll room of scores of poo- - Westminster for trial, to return in great towers and its battlemented ne thumb-Hcrow- stocks, etc. The plo well known in history. Many of nearly overy instance with tho Sorg walls, but like tho dragon of our W thickness of tho wills made it tmpoa- - these unfortunates have carved their cant-Ward- holding the ax reversed childhood stories it has ceased to ter- imerica s Three oman "Inseparables slblo for even the priBonera in tho names on Its stono walls, and thcBc a Bign 0f condemnation. Few who rify us, and we linger around the - in them- Becf-Eatcr- next cell to hear tho cries of tho poor inscriptions are a study have mounted theso steps ever went courtyard watching tho a as Just Lefore the princess of the houso have brains in common, bsilns to nn American agent of foreign dramatists. creatures who went into thla awful selves. Over the flreplnce is one Into the world again they camo back they move from tower to tower, and of Morgun sailed for Europe the other extent unusual among women u? we 1 Sho Interests heraelf greatly in Miss chamber. Tho general public Is ex- an autograph of Lord Arundel, dated to certain death. It was at the top listen to tho thoughtless chatter ot day the announced that sho wts com- as among mon. ' Morgan's sociological pursuits and wab cluded from this section of tho Tow- Juno 22, 1C87. This distinguished of these stairs that Sir Thomas tho crowds of sightseers. ing back "full of work." ThVj princess The report of tho interview with her recently when Mir.i Morgan er, but It can be visited by getting a man was tried at WestmlnBtor and years, his crimo is Miss Anno Tracy Morgan, only un- MiF.3 Morgan, already quoted, srid abe sat with the magistrate on tho bench special permit from the ConBtablo of imprisoned for many - o expression of Joy on hear- married daughter of the money king. If "was accompanied, as ui.ua, by her of the New York night court for worn-tw- the Tower. being an had sot Traveller's Impressions of - upper rooms in White Tower ing Spanish Armada she chose she could regard work as a intimate friends, Miss KUzabeta en- . . Tho that the houBlng col- - England. On the opposite thing existing only to minister to her Marbury and Miss EYtlo De Wolfe." Tho third member of this Intorest-Thi- s arc at present used for a Ball for old armor interesting rel- - Is tho word "Jane." This is sup- - personal convenience, but .she choso frlcndthip has existed In an un- - lng trio of women is Mls3 ble Do lection of nail - Lady Grey, doc-yea- rs Ics dif- posed to refer to Jane rather to spend a summer abroad, asr broken, course for we'l, for several Wolfe, former actress and present showing tho armor used at Hawaii in an Eastern Paper periods throughout Europe, and to havo be6n cut there by her slmllatlng all that Is being done on Icr.it. Yer.rs ago Miss Do orr.tor of homeo and public buildings. forent at iinpni Is Guilford Dudley. An- - the other sldo for the betterment of Tho anl in tho collection one husband. Lord inscription-I- s in tho Us-i- r 'made by Sascnhofer at Augsburgand other Interesting the wiufklngmtn and his aboring Tho following appears In tho Chris- At Walkiki the bolder swimmers In 1G14 by tho Emperor form of an oak tree, with the initials (presented tian Science Monitor under the fol- enjoy tho fascinating sport of riding Maximilian to Henry VIII. On the R D. beneath it. This Is the work TLnt, however, Ui typical of Mis" lowing descriptive headlines: the surf, cither In light outrigger horse armor nro panels with scenes of Robert Dudley, tho favorltn of Morgan. She is the leading exrmplo, OCEAN-WASHE- ISLES canoes or on boards. Tho canoes from tho life of St, George, while Elizabeth. Nearly one hundred in America of the rich' woman who OF HAWAII MAKE THE are paddled out to the, edge or and pomegranates, emblems of rious Inscriptions are to bo found on the 1 sisterhdod with tho of TRAVELER TO REJOICE reef, turned to catch tho rush of the feels her icst Henry and Katherino of Aragon, aro the walls, each one tolling th0 story hard e fiercely checked wave mankind. She works, too workt words of the hopeless cap-Thei- and then .spin oS used extensively In tho decorations. In a few in to the standard Honolulu, the Stepping-Of- f Point and shoreward riding as it wero in tho her efforts raise Is another suit of magniiicent tlvity which in nearly every Instance toiler). Sho gives not I ' Center Intorest, Offers At- spray of the breaker. The men liviiisr for the armor also bolonglng to Henry VHI ended on tho block pathetic words First of who and hor- - tractions Summer and Wintor. essay tho task of flying In upon somo only her money, but her tlmo which is dasmasclned with gold. Tho cut in Btonc by men and women who light board, must first paddle furious- self. While her father discusses in bis splendid armor used by Robert in nearly overy case were absolutely horse ly ahead of the oncomiug Wall street office the details ot some of tho crime with which BATHING POPULAR wave v Dudley, the Earl of Leicester, is nlso Innocent til it picks up monster btviliicss deal very likely Miss were charged, tho frail burder shown. There Is a unique mounted they hurls 1b day nursery now ubo1 Clad in soft silk or lightly touch it onward like a stone Morgan in an east sldo ft" James H showing the equip-- 1 The Wakefield Tower Is ft ing "whites," the voyager crossing ocean sling. Many aro ' listening to the woes of an Italian ment of that period from jack-boot- s ne a vault for tho Crown jewels, and goes warm and amusing tho mother compered to leave her baby to laco Bcarf. In what !r known ono Is sure to find numbers of the Pacific out into tho ir' tho .hero the end is assured while sho goc.i out to work. as the Banqueting Hall one finds the ' American tourists. Tho Hegnlla and sun with a keen, fresh appreciation Ha-vnl- ' mag-- J colorings l. The social In tho latcvit Interview frith Miss rioak which General Wolf wore when Jewels aro displayed in barbaric of the nnd delights of - Dla-'th- e ocean-washe-d is- much of th , of Morgan in America she said that on he died at the Battlo of Quebec, and nlficenco. Thoro Is tho Culllnan The glorious lots tho stars and stripes aro tho carl' entirely her, return from Europe sho is going coronation robes used by tho late mond, the Imperial Crown, with Us under rich in everything which makcth i's r .it assured- - to fight especially hard for tho mini- King Edward VII and Queen Alcxan- - mass of purest gems, fat. Ldwani s glad anil '' ueraories not Ecale'-no- : tho magnificent sapphire, the heart of tho traveler mum wage w being discussed dra. At tho far. end of tho room crown, with eyes. tho ordor jsido in a world J refresheth his Hero and advocated b$Wclologlcal workers few instruments of torturo aro dis-- and the huge ruby, said to havo been King CnBtlle, cd comforts of modern civilization commercialize court- - and students asHhe proper legislative immsmmmm plnyed, and the actual block and axo present-- l by I'eter, of In midst c. s exoeu-t'o- n Blnck I'rlnco All the nro abundantly at hand the remedy for tho-evil- of Insufficient pay which were used nt tho last to Edward tho of tho novel, tropical and picturesque. i sports Honolulu offers a establish-ln- g of Lord Lovat, who, with swordB, sceptres, orbs, etc., used at tho for women and girls. A law that sple, England's monarchs are Honolulu, tho stepplng-of- f point and .id vuriety and most of tho en a standard '.a absolutely nocessary several was decapi- coronation of While tho plac0 has al- centor of Intorest to the tourist, has thusiasts pursue them tho year round. Miss Morgan, belloves. Sho spoke tated for participation In tho Jacobite on exhibition. land-locke- d Baseball, lawn tennis, polo golf- Rebellion In 1745. In another room ways boon well guarded, It is woll a splendid harbor and in and earnestly of the' hard conditions under ing furnish ono many thoro Is an Interesting equestrian fig- - known Hint at tho time of tho Resto Itself offers a hundred attractions which women and girls labor in round of enjoyment. Tho automo- vro of queon liiizaDctn on ncr way ration an English army man by tho summer and winter alike. Indeod, factories and workshops and of tho bile is especially j attempted to steal the the spell of Honolulu for the newcom- at homo on tho regu'atlng theso conditions bo to St. Paul'B to give thanks for the name of Blood need for and actually reachod ers docs not vanish with wintor as fine roads., and it can find a groat may con-serve- destruction of tho Spanish Armada. Imperial Crown, that health and morality bo tho year deal of easy running nnd unsurpass- Upper, Uft, Miss Anna Traoy Morgan (photo copyright by American Presa Somehow, the whole collection, while tho stairway of tho Tower boioro ho summer Is the dry season of Association); right, Mis Elsie de Wolfei lower, Miss Elizabeth Marbury. way, depressing In 1S12 a woman and tho trade winds come In cool-lade- n ed sightseeing In the other islands Morgan for Eu- - interesting In a is was discovered. Sailing with Miss gruesomcness ot arms between tho bars and from tho waves. Then It is of the group. 1 . , nnd savors of the thrust her who form-- -- With ! i f .1 . .1 ...... nmmcin , ill.... - it ti a n m-- Tho high mountains ropo .u iu Munu mm .uiou .uuiuurj hwuii. " uiu:i un Tower In gcnoral. Outside thero tore tho crown in sovoral places, onBlly posslblo always to run by auto afford tostlng . ground her one of tho most inierusuiih gether In tho old Washington Irvlug tress who could play society partBwell , ,,, rnnnnn of vnri. Of the many illustrious prisoners from the warmth of tho coast to tlio for cllmliers as well as a "- - - ' !,., In America. ProDauiy nuwucio home In Now York, making it a rcn- because she was "to the matin born periods. who went to their deaths in tho Tow colder touch of tho highlands. wealth of beauty, ahd tho camper-ou- t t ou8 range in America or in any , uczvor.? tor persons ot artittic tastes, uuu coum wear tno garments oi .iociciy rn.pr nro thirteen towers of tho or, tho threo Queens, Anno Boloyn, Tho supreme ploasuro of Honolulu has a wonderful of choice. women inscpar.-.-- . good, may found three Mis Marbury hns been called "the Kith cMttlnctlon actio,; failed to . Lady Jane la Its bathing or beach and Fishing is particularly and tho be . Put J II lit; w.rU all of which wero used ICatherlnc Howard and surf Morgan, Miss Ci'8'4 'jocnni?' yields of tho aro not b despis- blcs such as Mlfti cleverest woman in New York." Sho batiafy Miss Do Wolfe, nnd .ir as prBOns to incarcerate so many Gray, aro tho most distinguished. Th" tho famo of Walklkl beach Is carpet surf 1 Mar- - De Wolfo and Mlts Elizabeth .n tht, hest known authors' represent- her own mantgor as wot', fini'dy quit-- 1 notc,i personages of English hlBtory, history of tho beautiful Anno Boloyn ing the world with deslro for tho ed by ovon tho most widely traveled oi - flsheTmon. Yachting nnd boating bury. Thoy aro a living retuiaiion ntlve In tho world, bolng known !iin- ting tho .itage in 1D05 to tal'o up her( nmi the names of them nro indisBolu-th- e and of King Henry's infatuation for touch of lta waters. Walklkl fronts - j respec- assertion sometime.- made that cipat y na , j,jny hroker. Nobody present work, In which sho hr.-- been j,ly nssociatcd with many dark and her, is too woll known to need repeti- the Pacific but la protected from It? havo tholr followers nnd th - visiting. friendship, real, true, lasting friend- knows, possibly not Miss Mnrbury her- - ory siu cessful. She has decorated' tho painful moniorles. It was in tho tion here, sufilco It to say that hor too rough clasp by a groat coral reef tive clubs nro worth ap- Hawaii is impoBclblo among women. In, B0ft j10w many plays alio has handled Colony club for women In Now York,' Tower that tho sons ot I'JO- - Ufa in tho Towor, her pathetic about half a mllo out. Toward this In there is' ono attraction ship, ' Bloody - swiftly which is acclaimed unique by their devotion to ono another, their in which havo becomo auccotsos. Sho nct.T the homo of J. Odgen Armour In Chi- - ward IV woro murdored by order of peals to see tho King, nnd her dentil barrier tho long waves movo visitor oxocutlon-or- , Hawaiian nliko (nrnt in Hm mirsults and alms of ono noi oniy as roprcBontattvo of Amavi - .caco. that ot William Crocker in Bur- - Richard III: In tho Boll Towor tho at tho hands of tho Fronch rear upon It nnd thon roar on In and resident the - up gradually spcctaclo of Kllauoa. Thousands rldo another, they remind one curloiiBly of Can playwright,! In dealing with man i Hngamo, Cal., and many others. Princess Ellzaboth was confined by who sovorod hor head from hor brokon strength tho blow, brought shelving slope beach. (Continued on Pago Twenty.) the "four guardsmen" of Dumas. Thpyagei's nnd actors, but clto as the WILLIAM BRACKENBURY. hor sister Quoon Mary: Lady Jane body with a single aro of THH HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JUNK 22, 1013. Things to Interest Our Woman Readers fs INGENUITY IN THE THE MUSHROOM mm jmw mtr iav t w m n ome

; KITCHENS New and If 1-- : HOTEL A $4,000,000 Industry With fcfPK T Original Recipes alks Gastronomy as a flue art would fall tho combination coal and gas ranges, short of Its title were tho French doublo-fnc- o range, tho by Barbara. It not for tho superior servlco, tho yacht and steamboat ranges, tho din- THE GRADUATE WHO IS HEADED TOWARD SUCCESS Vnvflting .surroundings and the gen- ing car range and outfit, ho order BY DELMONICO eral ntmosphero of good cheer in evi- and chop house range, tho broiling All over tho land, thousands or he says to himself. "It's pull and dence whero thoso charged with ca- and toast rango, tho grlddlo and graduates are pouring out of schools bluff, nowadays, In business," he tering to tho public's tasto show they wafflo rango combined, tho pastry By JOHN T. LANG. maintained. It Is tho first of Bovoral mushroom, If boiled In salt water and and colleges. A steady stream of tells tho family as tho reason for his understand their business. But there range, and then tho ovens in ondlesa ' have, Th0 mushroom, a $4,000,000 In- Important rules In connection with exuosed to tho air. will, after tho those who finished their school not getting on. And the excuses he is ono phc.se with which tho average variety and combination. dustry. tho growth of tho mushroom. When water is thrown off, not only bo harm llfo will flow forth this month. Somo hands his employer aro legion, it diner-ou- t has slight acquaintance "Of tho little things," said Mr. Tico, la well. The only aro headed toward success, others ho used his as "perhaps potato It soundB huge when one considers excavations havo to be made It less but nutritious as brain half hard in the tho kitchen. And tho department , of this masher is ono tire headed toward failure. employer It In tho aggregate. It almost de- usually done In limestone or gypsum, disadvantago of thia method is that interest of his as ho does tho large hotel and restaurant on of the handiest of appliances. But Many things will contribute to tho Inventing excuses tracts from tho delloato flush of lories. the mushrooms are less palatablo for nogllgenco and which devolves tho task of provid- whllo on the subject of potatoes thla success or the failure. But ono sure mistake's, ho would bo pleasure- which the mention of the and occasionally In white clay. Tho than when cooked in tho usual way transferred at ing the culinary productions Is in potato pooler also claims attention clement in each there will be. There one-- to efllclent class. name of mushroom gives to the epi- nortt Important consideration, after There aro any number of popular tho reality tho most Important part of for all you have to do is to put a is no chanco about this. The gradu- And It Is easy to bo seen which is cure. Tho mushroom haa been eaten the temperature, lb tho supply of ways of telling a mushroom from a the entire scheme. peck or so of tho tubera in at tho top ate can tell oven now whether she tho happy worker. Tho graduate who and written about and sketched'. It water. This must bo convenient, toadstool. Tho humorlsta advlso us To realize the importance that at- and they como out at tho sido all will succeed or fall, so far as this chooses efficiency for her slogan will peeled bcon painted and described. Also great quantities if It are used'. to cook tho plant in tho usual way taches to tho kitchen arrangement of and reedy for further handling. has factor has influence. not only add a Buro of suc- nearly every instance it is found and waft for results. If nothing hap clement a large it 1b only need- Of course, you must know about tho it has been maligned because of Us In For, who In ref- establishment gal-larlc- the graduate aays cess to her equipmen, but she is add- necessary to dig a well in the pens it's a mushroom, If but wo ed to observe the detailed work pre- egg boiler apparatus. Thero are a poisonous brother, tho toadstool for erence to whatever work she may ing also an important for hap- shall stick to the moro practical teats factor liminary to kitchen installation when number of devices which facllltato tho they are, in science, brothers but tho take up, "How can I do this the piness In her work. For no one can TheEo subterranean passageways given us by the scientists. a new place is under consideration. cooking of eggs, but I think' thiB ono real story of tho mushroom has nev- best?" is headed toward success. Tho work thoroughly or earnestly with- vary In height, some allowing room The popular tests aro based on The first thought occurs to the Is In advance of all. You sec, put er been written. one who asks herself, "How can I do out getting a meed of satisfaction that stooped over, whllo texture. To all the egg into thla rcceptable, Therefore it is timo that It was only for a man color, odor, tasto and this tho is setting out on from hotel proprietor or restaurateur is set tho - easiest?" such work. There is a certain Add- others generally the abandoned quar- appearancca a mushroom Is a rapidly where to locate the kitchen equip- indicator at tho minutes or seconds written. And this la the story. tho road to failure. something in everyone's make-u- p that havo to be. growing highest class, ob- wanted ana' Instantly, when ed thereunto are certain recipes pre- rles, aro so high tho roofs fungus of tho Tho first will bo tho efllclent work- finds enjoyment in work well done. ment; how much space can bo tho timo con-- 1 ia up, pared at the fountain head of epicu- propped up for safety. Tho next it consists of an erect stalk, supi er; the second, tho Inefficient, So, as tho graduate steps tained for this purpose. This Is ono the receptacle with tho egg I forth ex sideratlon is the fertilizer, and this porting a capllko or umbrelli-shape- d of tho most difficult problems to bo shootB above tho surfaco of tho boil- reanism. They are original and t It means hard work. It means from her alma meter, let her consfder ob- - ing clusive, secured especially for the Is of prlmo importance. It is expansion called tho plleus. This cap study, analysis, concentration, alert- a little this question of efficiency. solved by tho architect and the kitch- water." oth- - purposes of this article from talned only from Percherons and is firm and whlto within. Externally ness. The mind must over bo on the Somo graduates may even now bo en outfitters. The ranges must have Tho concern with which Mr. Tico iB They are perhaps the beat er draught horses wno ao a large q q lookout both to work well and to bo considering tho question of tho easi- so and so much room, there must be identified has a l!at of metal ico muscular labor. These efll- ample provision scores de- O O amount of O Mushrooms Marines. O economical of timo or cost. The est way to earn their living. But lr for tho of cream molds In stock which at pres- aro fed on nltrogenlzed food. her- vices that now figure so conspicu- C17. O Herewith are the recipca by O horses O For a cold aldo dish select O clent worker also takes care of they go to their work In this spirit ent number medium-size- d physically, always ously In the great "back of tho O M. Seraphln Millon, the famous O O firm mushrooms O self so that she Is they will in the end havo chosen the "The mold is tho thing," bo said, - for expanse; O chef a Delmonlco's for many O Human Side of Mushrooms. O and got them as whlto as pos- O at her best her work. hardest part. For they will not bo a the waiters and "as much so as tho quality of tho Inefficiency thinks only enough of cooks and must havo el- O years. SI. Millon has. prepared O The galleriea aro not complete un- O slhle. Channel them and cut up O success and they will not ho happy attendants cream. Novelties aro wanted. You - the work In hand to get through with in bow room. O them in simple, practical form O til they aro well ventilated'. This Is O the stems. Cook for ten mln- O their work. Whereas if ono is have acarcely an Idea to what extent it without a reprimand or a fine. In- happy In his "It Is tho thing O for ready use. O Just as Important as the water sup- O utes in a marinade r.a follows: O work and is making a easiest in tho tho fancy baker and confectioner or efficiency works with an eyo on the success of it, no is world," says B. K. Tice Boaton, O O ply and evenness of temperature, and O Two glasses of white wine, O work hard. So of tho large establishment aro put to clock, or tho forewoman, and the plan to bo efllclent, who haB had 40 years cxperlenco In O Mushroom Crusts. O explains the largo number of shaf'a O somo shallots, ono bay leaf, one O not Inefficient. their wits, end In order to conjuro thoughts on tho "date" for tho even- Plan to do tho most you can, not the the business catering O Cut off the stops of a' number O everywhere In evidence throughout O bouquet of thyme, somo parsley, Oj of and kitchen up something new and interesting." ing, or the, Saturday afternoon half least you can. And you will not on- outfitting, "to spend $75,000 on O of rolis and scoop out the crumbs. O the galleries. Mushrooms when grow- O tarragon, two cloves, aalt and O. the A feature of tho large hotel kitch- holiday. The inefficient worker is ly add a sure element of success and kitchen and its equipment. Of course, Then coat the Inside of the rolls O ing absorb enormous quantities of O pepper and a little cinnamon O en is the diningroora of tho kitchen. 0 full of excuses either to himself, tho happiness to your work, but you will figure hsa nothing whatever to O with fresh butter, place tl ?m O oxygen for respiration. If the sup- - O stick. When tho mushrooms aro O that The place whero the employes and folks at homo or the manager. help in tho take O cold put them In a glass bottle. O forward march of the do with architectural construction, but Is, O in the oven until they aro nicely O ply ia Insufficient the growth of tho use killing yourself," their meals of course, separate - "What's the of world. refers entirely to ranges, ovens, steam O colored (browned). "While these O mushroom ceases. The manner of pre-- 0 The dressing in which the mush- O from tho kitchen. Tho ap- being turn O paring fertilizer beds in which O rooms have been cooked !a then O tables and the hundred and ono hotel proprietor knows It is as O rolls are browned and the are generally thought to bo good, Tho accompanying recipes were se- that process O to added one O purtenances that aro needed to con- important to O channel one pound of sound O the spores aro placed Is a strained and this is whllo those growing in the woods are cured especially furnish the peoplo In for this article from duct a first-clas-s O mushroom heads. By this Is O which requires a thorough familiar-- ) O glass of tarragon vinegar and O bu.slncss. When I his employ with proper facilities for condemned. This may be true In the acknowledged mushroom expert say glass of olive oil. If kept In a O that it Is easy to expend ?75,000 eating n.s it is evident bet- O meant to peel off the akin, or O ity with botanical and horticultural' the majority of cases, but one of tho In America, and the name Delmonico that tho cool place It will keep for a long O on a kitchen outfit I do not wish to ter they O cut if off with a sharp knife O terrca in order to be able to compreO most delicious of all varieties grows certainly needs no introduction. are cared for tho hotter will bo ready O he understood as meaning that this bo patrons O while revolving tho mushroom. O hend the different steps. As thlsjO time and to serve' at a under the trees Is known as tho O tho service to his in the and O is the limit. There is now under O In this way the mushroom takes O article is not a technical dissertation, O moment's notice. O grow olnlngrooms. lactarus deliclraus. Mushrooms O Broiled Mushrooms on Toast. O construction In O twenty-fiv- e dur- O Steamed Mushrooms. O New York a hotel O on the appearance of a design. we shall skip days - The dish washer is another mod- O O O Largo mushrooms, fully open- O where the outlay then wash- - O ing which timo tho mushrooms ero O Chooso somo medium-size- O kitchen will run O Tho mushrooms are O ed, should bo chosen for broil- - O ern dovico that is saving labor In O cap O O Stuffed Mushrooms. O into the six figures. However, I think O ed and placed In a saucepan, to O getting ready to show their noses mushrooms. Raise tho and O Ing. the hotel kitchen. One machine does O Uemovo the stems of some O Romove the s'ems and peel O the cost I a O wuich is added a small piece of O above tho earth. During this period O clean well. Season with .salt and O that have just quoted is tho work of perhapa persons large O the heti'.s, ,then season with sa t. oj average a dozen Butter, somo sale and pepper. O they continue to receive constant O pepper. Put a piece of butter In O O mushrooms. Wash them O fair for any important struc- O O After smearing them with melt-- O does It quicker and better and re- O center O O quickly and sprinkle lightly with O ture to provide accommodations for O Boil for a few moments and then O care, in fact, they are always closely the of each mushroom. O ed they lieves these workers of ono of the O salt. They are then turned up- - O butter are placed on a O say 500 rooms. O add aome velouto sauce. They O watched until they are ready to be O Add somo fine herbs. Arrange O moyt disagreeable tasks around a O side a Mix somo O O hinged gridiron and broiled over O "Vi at tho first O picked'. everything goes along ac- O on a silver plate and cover with O down on sieve. there anything now In kitchen O should be removed If O a slow fire. When cooked on O hotel. bell-shape- O butter in a bowl and add O equipment? Well, Is yolks O crops O glass d dish. Cook O a little there always O boil and thickened with tho cording to expectations harvest Because In en- O pinch of chopped parsley. Also O O ono side they are turned over. O something coming along most instances tho O of four eggs and a little cream. O every three months. Tho mushrooms, O slowly for fifteen minutes and O that means O About ton minutes should be O time-save- terprising hotel owner or restaura- O some chopped shallots and onl- - O to bo a r or which alms at O Also and a little frcah butter. O familiarly known as "buttons," form O serve In tho same dish. O teur O ons. To this add tho stems, O O sufficient to cook thorn. Dreea O providing of today Invites inspection of hi O Fill the crusts with thla and O tho bulk of the harvest. These are O O better service. Here is O chopped" very O them on toast and spread over O something kitchen premises, the public has como O nerve. O Is fine. Thicken with O that may interest you." It a pale brown, dry and of a silky O the top melted maitro d'hotel O to learn how much attention ia being O , O some tomato sauce "and bread O Mr. Tico produced a blueprint of a O O. Mushrooms Under Glass with O texture. The skin covering may bo O paid to details. O crumbs and the yolks of three O butter. Servo hot. O new kitchen for tho Georgian, one of But it is tho man mushroom reclnes In the world'. In O Cream. O peeled off very readily. Underneath who fits up tho O egga. Fill tho mushrooms with O O Mushrooms a la Creme. O the new resaurants in Boston. establishment who any event they aro the best obtain-able- O Cut some round allces of bread O the cap are tho gllis, which form a O has tho preliminary O this and sprinkle with O Sci ct small mushrooms that O "This p ace, as you open- secret of what O spongo-llk- e bread know, was O about three inches In diameter mass, at first whlto in O are very firm. is to be done. In age specializa- O crumbs. After arranging them O Wash them and O ed only a few months ago. When I an of In Its wild state the mushroom has O and half an inch thick. After O color, then rote colored, then at O place in aeueepan. tion, this kitchen .specialist O in deep dishes soak In melted O Butter and O told the owner that there was not occupies many centuries, but O removing the stems of somo very O length a brownish black. These gills an teen known for O Cook y O season with sal.t and' pepper. O near enough apace important position In the trado of channel O prop- - butter. moderate' for half O kitchen for the is only about 100 yeara ago that O fresh mushroom heads are always free from tho stem O Add slow- - taking care of those who necessi- it O an hour. O thick cream and cook O business and the Increase in busi- of was first cultivated. It was a nor O and aaute. Arrange these on the Ojer, and thla Is one of the character-- O ly ty or for convenience pleas- it O Puree of Mushrooms for O for fifteen minutes. O ness, ho simply laughed at me. What sake or named Chambray, who slices of bread and season with Optica which distinguish It from its O ure, deslro to d'lno tlculturist, O O Mushrooms With Herbs. O has been tho Ho como out. pur- - O pepper, A single slice O - Garnishing. result? has made the experiment. He salt and less wholesome brother, the toad- O Sinall mushrooms - first O Select a few pounds of very O aro deslra- O and asked me to provide for an en- several abandoned quarries O Is usually considered a portion. O stool. It should be noted that the O chased O ble. After washing them well O largement. He had to FARM LIFE ALLURING O The slices are then placed on O gii;a in the toadstool grow right whlto mushrooms.. Wash them O break Into an outside tho city of Paris and in them out O season ; with salt and pepper. O adjoining O O thoroughly end remove skin. O house to make his neces- TO THE CITY MAN. began the cultivation of tho hitherto O individual plates and a glass from tho stem. In the mushroom tho O Saute on pan I a frying with sweet O sary provisions I bell-shape- O Saute with butter and a little O and don't know that wild fungus. His venture was so suc O dish la placed over O stem is always firm end has in the O Sprinkle To the city man, weary of noise and O lemon juice. Drain them and O butter. with chopped O with all this additional apace he will O them. After cooking for twenty O middle of It a ridge-lik- e ring. This cessful that he soon had a number O parsley and servo at once. Add O havo room rush and artificiality and heavy ex- covering Is O chop them very fine. Pass O enough In a little while." of imitators, and now tho left bank O minutes the glass O ring marks tho point from which tho O a few pieces pense, tho cry Mback to O through a sieve and add' two O of lemon. O When a new hotel kitchen is plan- tho farm" is of tho Seine, from Mendon to Ivry, O taken off Just long enough to al-- O cap was ruptured In growth. O O gills of thick cream sauce. A O O ned It is usual for the chef to tako most alluring. But, as Gardner Mack Is given over almost exclusively to O low the mushrooms to be cover-- O O small amount of butter is also O complete charge of purchasing ar- writes in Populer Mechanics, "tho man Industry. It now ranks as one O ed with a cream sauce, when the O The Color Test. NOTHING IS EVER this O DESTROYED; rangement with tho Every year O cover la placed on again and tho O It la a very popular belief all added. Season to taste. O chief steward who isn't a farmer at heart invariably of France's big businesses. that AN EASY WAY TO PROVE IT. constituting a g O O natural advisory board. the annual output of these mushroom-raisin- O dish served. O mushrooms having blue, green, red When de- falls on the farm." a candle burns It Is not First of all comes the range and' oven amounts to over O Mushrooms a la Russe. O or violet colored gills aro unfit for all Summer, but are most abundant "Farming," plants stroyed. What seems like destruction selection. The "Imperial" ranges he continues, "is a busi- nun-dro- d - In August of There aro over three O Pick out the small whlto mush- O food. This is true in some cases, and September. Tho most merely Any Is change. one can prove Duparquet, Huot & ness. It must bo conducted as a busi- cream, O ex- common form of toadstool, tho one Moneuse havo a largo companies engaged' in thla O rooms and cook them In but If adoptod generally It would this for himself by very ex- a simple French enough sounding firm name, ness If much profit la to bo gained. industry outsldo the suburbs of Paris, O to which is added aalt, pepper, O clude many species that are edible. found along the roadside, la called the periment. "fly agaric." Its stem Is hollow and but It may interest Americans to An agricultural export has and they employ several thouaand O paprika and sour thick cream. O Another popular belief is that all Take a glass fit estimated tube and a cork Into learn that they aro made this side to look the growth of this O Take off the fire and thicken O mushrooms that change color when lta gills are white. It is so deadly that as a business it is not remunera- men after each end. Bore somo holes In the of tho Atlantic ocean. with tho yolks Jof tfour eggs. O cut aro a'so unfit for food. This again poisonous that decoctions made from tive, the delicate edible. 0 lower cork, one of them in the middle "Improvement thtt farms in tho Unltecf fol- it Instantly kill any kind of fly in range construc In England the business Is mainly jO Add' a glass of port wine and O would exclude harmless fungi if that largo enough to hold a candle. Bend a States do not average more than four sips tho liquor. tion has been gradual," said Mr. Tico, In the hands of individuals, and, in O a little sweet butter. O lowed too closely. smaller glass tube to U shape, All per cent on tho investment. Another it "but Wo have today certain devices its present state, Is not to be com O O Some persons, who profesa to know, with small pieces of soaa has stated positively that tho beginner, caustic and that both facilitate cooking and pre pared to tho French output. Many the hardest of tho different apocies claim they can tell a good mushroom cork one end. Now connect tho two even with considerable capital, must Symptoms of Toadstool Poisoning. vent tho dust from tho ashes from persons in our own country are mak and stand the occan travel better by the presenco of an agreeable odor. cylinders by a small glass tube through bo prepared to bear many hardships Tho dangerous principle of tho escaping." ing a very fair profit raising mush than their more delicate brother Tho botanists, however, caution us the corks. Insert tho candle through while he is learning the business. Both toadstool Is a narcotic. The symp- It was an Interesting excursion, of roonia in their collars. The mush- mushrooms. against placing too much faith in this the lower cork and suspend the whole of these men agree, however, that the-far- toms nausea, a which Mr. Tico was tho guido, when room Industry In this country, Infant teat, as somo of the poisonous toad- are usually a great apparatus from ono beam of u chemi- holds tho solution of life's prob- tho visitor saw pass- - th feeling of drowsiness or an Inclination before him in as It Is, Is already one-four- &b largo How to Tell Mushrooms. stools are especially pleasant to our cal balance. Weigh It carefully. lems for tho man who simply wants too, may ing along a formidable array of thoso as In France. It Is the wild mushroom that grows eenso of smell. Other people think to becomo stupltlcd. Pains, Connect tho free end of the U tube to live with greater comfort and con- pcasl-ble- , wonderful ranges and ovens Recently a company has been form- in the meadows and by the roadalde that if ,the skin Is dry it's a sure sign be noticeable In the JolntB. If to an aspirator so as to establish a that tentmentprovided the man who takes away. If make possible tho serving of delecta- ed In Scotland to enter this profita- In our own country that causes us so that the mushroom is wholesome. securo a doctor right uniform current of air through the it up has tho soil instinct. And that good ble viand'B. There was tho family ble field, and for this purpcae they much (trouble. Too frequently the This may be considered a good rule, that is inconvenient then tako a tubes. Remove tho candle, light it and thero is a profit for tho man who will sweet rango the French range have taken over from tho North Brit- toadstool Is mistaken for it with fatal but it doesn't take into consideration palliative. An excellent ono is instantly reinsert It. Lot It burn down and broiler, work and plan and scheme, ia abund- any ir- ish Hallway Company a tunnel 3000 results. LaBt Fall whole families the delicious varieties of fungi that oil. This will allay corrosive until entirely consumed. Now rewelgh antly proven by hundreds of actual ex- stomach, feet long. This tunnel runB under were killed around New York City have moist skins. ritation of the throat and tho apparatus. You will find tba' it extra weight Is Biraply thit of the periences. he streets of Edinburgh at a depth by making the deadly mistake of eat Perhaps the most popular test of and at the same timo causo nauBea, actually weighs moro than It did be oxygen taken out of tho air. "Therefore, tho man of forty, with a they of sixty feet. Ing toadstools picked up by the road all Is tho color test. It is generally But all tbeso facts, serious as fore the candle was burnt! This la a practical illustration of tho family, who has saved' a little money

rose-colore- d eating great aide and without investigation or accepted that If the gills are are, should not deter ono from What had happened? The carbon truth that nothing Is over De- and chafes under tho restrictions of Mushrooms In France. moro likely knowledge, assuming they the mushroom is perfectly mushrooms. Not to eat mushrooms and hydrogen of which the candle was stroyed. Matter changes, but does not city life, who is willing to adapt him-

g deli- to In France, where mushroom-ralaln- were edible mushrooms. According safe. But wo havo authority for tho Is to miss ono of nature's most composed have been separated, have cease exist, St. Thomas Aquinas self to farm conditions, and to work really taught is done on a large scale, subterra- to Prof. Labesse, an authority, there statement that several poisonous vari- cate foods. Tho mushroom is drawn oxygen from the air and combin- this In the thirteenth century with his hands and his brain for the once nean galleries are used. Abandoned Is no practical empyrical means by eties ako have rose-colore- d gills. easy to detect from tho toadstool ed with it, forming water and carbon thus ns In so many other ways anticip- attainment and maintenance of health, quarries or tunnels are found to be which wc may be certain a fungus is Then again, the situation in which the cssentla'a are understood. dioxide or carbonic acid gases. Tho ating modern scientists and some of happiness and contentment, will find the moss desirable, because tho tem- good to eat. In 1850 a hortlculturiat they grew Is thought by some people Above all things don't ho afraid of caustic soda has absorbed the carbon the ancient Greek philosophers under- them on the farm, provided ho haH that perature In them may easily be kept named Gerard experimented until ho to bo a good criterion of their whole-somencs- a mushroom. If you aro you will be dioxide and made sodium carbonate, stood it. It has only been proved ex Indefinable something that has beea Joys. caught even. An evon temperature must bo was able to prove that any kind of Tboso growing in the fields denied ono of tho best of table and has also tho water. T&o perimentally In recent years. called the soil InstlncL" THE HAWAIIAN STAft, SATURDAY, JUtflt 22, 1512. NINKTKRN

Makes ilmm BEACHWALK THE QUALITY OF THE The v lloalth r The map tells the An Opportunity AMERICAN NAVY and Fun tritfj5C Hair story of an oppor- tunity for people of Grow Hunt's Quality The Groat Ihos Naval TralnlriR Stn-- i tho man who volunteered. he tion, on ho was responsive moderate means We arc talking bltunted the shore of Lake said that for that about Ayer's Fruits Michigan, near Ohlosgo, la tho largest accident. The tlmo came when thoy to Hair Vigor. Just note word and institution of Its kind In the saw Arnold had lost too secure a home in that Tha kind thai ta NOT best that much "AVer's." You are perfectly worlo'. It whb iilcnnod and bul'.t un blood, nnd thoy called for another vol- a district until re- J. M. LEVY & CO, : Dlatrlbutort said, 'N'o, safe with it. No harm to you or der tlio direction of Rear Admiral A- unteer, but Arnold not oven lbert Ross, L'. S. N Having com- If It takes the latt drop.' to your hair. Makes cently available only the hair LAUNDRY pleted his work the admiral woi In "On tho 'Missouri' when that fosrful grow? It certainly does. Stops M.E8BENQER BOY PHONE vlted to address the Chicago Asso accident took place, when they wont to the rich. Ming hair, too. It' ciation of Commerce, and tho follow down Into the magazine nno the water Remember, it's PARCEL DELIVERY. "Ayer's" we are talking about ing extrncta, taken from the address, hnd been turned on, thero was thnt Every lot is access- throw Fomc interesting Bide lights on gunncr'B mate Inside of that magazine Ask your doctor about your hair We Deliver the Goods the spirit and personnel of the Ameri- throwing wnter out through the pow- ible to bath- and the best about Ayer's Hair Vigor. can Army and Navy, a spirit whlcn der hole to keep tho flames from com- Get his approval. Your own is shown by the high standard of un- ing into his magazine, and they got ing beach at Wai- doctor and "Ayer's" make a miDeiy sparing service, ana' which Is exempli- him out when the water was up to his th-- j kiki where health strong combination. It means fied by the manner in wheh Avmy neck. Thero wasn't any question in his Ttort Street noar Berotania, engineers have constructed tbo Pan- mind whnt he had to do, and he did it. faith, confidence, satisfaction. and fun awaits one. Bare an entire now line of hata, ama Canal. "Take for instance ono man, Cronln, k it tJ7 II 3 7 i h I was be . ;od who, when they were loading the guns, and trimminga Just from the Baiters "I hail no idea to wnon I camo saw grains of powder in the breech of Ayer's Hair Vigor Market Drop in and see thorn. for this work bad: from Our representative a 27,000-in'l'- - trip Inspecting tan col- the gun, with the breech block clos- ing. DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR lieries nnd tho coal handling facilities He put his hand nto the gun ana' 2 v will meet you at of tho world" said Admiral Albert wiped the grains of powder out, and fnputd b. Of. . C. Arw & C- o- lowtU, Mm U.S. A James L. Holt Ross. "A day or so after my return I when ho held his hand up, it was BEACHWALK went Into tho office of the chief of tho That is one of tho men of Telephone 3197 P. O. Box 7N Otter lomo fine lots near the ca; Bureau of Navigation. He was in tho class I mean that we turn out in and tell you ot its S. line at Palaip at a bargain, also th conference with the secretary of the the service. KOMEYA balmy ioa-beac- h home of tho late Ad Navy. "Our Navy means the strong man many advantages. mlral Beckley at Aqua Marino. "'Here's an ofTlccr that will build armed. Tho Navy is the most peace- Vulcanizing Works WA LAHA II your p'.ant,' exclaimed the secretary ful organization In the world, but we BEACHWALK j.l A.M. j.A. Jr j . ji 100 Merchant 8t, near Alakea H0TCU STAc as I entered. are prepared to have tho peace even t Waikiki momw onom Honolulu, T. H. BO WO " plant?' I asked. if we have to fight for It." 'What niOHT or WAT Man of the. Fleet and Tourists. " 'Why tho Naval Training School j a CCLEBRATCD "j7j!. BATHIWO BEACH Telephone us. The best place In Honolulu to buj of the Great Lakes.' WATER LEVEL OF NIAGARA ?. 'gpSrrrSS SOLAR HEATER ad amd Chinete Jewelry of all kind "I was surprised. 'Mr. Secretary,' 1 FALLS LOWERED. LOTS FOR SALE Vr:. J8 i HOTEL AND I Jt rill sst you money. Call and ae SMITH STREETS sale.', 'excuse me but am not a civil Tho diversion of water from tho ON EASY TERMS I one In operation. engineer nor an architect. am a Niagara River has appreciably in- ACETYLENE LIGHT A AGENCY FRATERNAL MEETINGS. poor devil goes to sea for n liv- " that creased the Impairment of tho falls WATERHOUSE -- COMPANY. ing.' and has lowered tho river stages above TRUST CO., Ltd. Henry Waterhouse Hnstac avenue, oTT South Bt. HONOLULU LODQB NO. 116, you "'When can go?' insisted tho says Engineering Rec- Solos Agents ' . B. P. O. ELKS. the raplus, the secretary. records of Meets In their hall on Bans street ord. Comparison of the Trust Company have not written out my report, 1909 1910 Bowers' Merchant Patrol aear Tort, every Friday Via "'I gaugec, made during and eronlns. to report my return. itlng Brothers are cordially u I Just came In under tho direction of the chief of And Confidential Agency lnrltad even Sale Agent Utend. The chief of the bureau hasn't engineers of the army, with those for fUllabls Watchmen Furnished. back, I 190S, A. B. MURPHY, B. B, said he Is glad to see mo but the period from 1906 to show Pkone 10E1. P. O. Box III H. DUNSHBB, Sec'y. can go on the Job tomorrow morning.' that this has resulted from tho esti- "The Secretary It was Paul Mor. 11,000 City Headquarters, Club mated increased diversion of 2r Stable. you go tonight?' HONOLULU LODGE, NO. SOS, ton said, 'Could cu. ft. sf water per tecond between " L. O. O. M. 'I can do better than that I can 1900 nnnd 1910. Conkling's I I went." Will meet In Odd Fellows' Building go now,' replied, and The greatest effect is shown on tho When Buying fort stroet, near King, Frldaj Admiral Ross then described como Canadian sloe of the Horseshoe Falls, Ty Self-Fillin- Tcnlnj at 7:30 p. m. Visiting broth of the work that is being done by our uure there has been a lowering of g rs cordially invited to attend. big ships. "Take the 'Delaware' for,about threc and a ha'f Inches. How- - Roofing Specify AMBROSE J. WIRTZ, Dictator. instance," he said. "She went to sen, everj tllJ jecreaEe 0r one and a half E. A. JACOBSON, Secretary. performed her usual trial trips, etc., incn(,8 jn tuo shallow wators ut the Fountain Pen and when tho government wanted' to . 'd of tllo horseshoe has re- - honor the dead Chilean minister as sulted ln exposing greater lengths of Just press tho cresent under tho highly as possible, the 'Delaware was cregt llne The records of gauges at thumb. That's all that Is required RUBEROID body to chosen to take his around the Canadian end of tho falls show a to 1111 tills pen. Valparaiso. Although taken unaware, years, for mean lowering in tho four READJUSTMENTS WITHOUT the captain prepared his ship Immedi stages of Lake Erie, of about nine and Sovoral years satisfactory uso in CHARGE. ately. There were no protestations, half inch es. six inches of which are ship was not pre- - tho Islands have demonstrated' Its on his part that tho accountea for by extensive breaking REPAIRING OP ALL PENS. pared. She went around to the Pa-- consequent NEL80N B. LAN8INQ, Distributor away Qf th(J cref)t no and superiority for this climate. ciflc, and returned, making a record lncrca8Cd flow 0Ver tho center of tho r out on an-- j Co. EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. passage and then she went falg Tne BtaBC8 0f the upper river A.B. Arleigh & Fire, Acid end Water resisting . other trial and exceeded her contract; ar anown t0 havo been lowered one Hotel near Fort.

and Sheet Metal three-quarte- 'lumbers Worker speea. and r inches in tbo pool STOVES AND RANGES. "She was chosen in consequence for above the upper cascade. by Sold the naval review at the coronation ot Paone 1067. Cor. King Bishop over J. W. WeinDerg and i King Georgo, and when she went 0.LEGS( AND STRAIGHT to tho coronation services, Deioro buu FEW LEGS ' BUT THERE ARE got hauled the arcs, and she Lewers & Cooke, Ltd in, she Qp yH MATTER. 225 Hotel Street, opposite Royal Ha FIRE INSURANCE painted and washed everything below, ,egathat wnen waiian Hotel, will sponge, press and 177 So, King Street, anu iuu iubmbu .uuiunuuuu. legs that are perfectly parallel. What ATLAS tent over the offer of his ASSURANCE COMPANY 01 aro commonly so called are the mild captain said, 'We havo no ashes." do minor repairing men's suits for LONODON. tho est degree of while thoso that NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' When they offered him water, he an SERVICE DISPATCH , - AGENCY. ,,ir ., al ictuuivuuj muni umiij atiaib"- 50JEIITS are the mildest degree of 3 'We 1.' said the commandant, 'wo will PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON and are the names glv By tho new electrical process. Try It senu the coal alongside.' 'We,'don't INSURANCE COMPANY en 3q bow-leg- s und knock-knee- s by any coal, thank you,' was tho Phone 3814. v.nnt Prof. Francke, writing in tho Muen reply. rue b. F. Dillingham, company, Lie. Wochenschrif.t t (inr r chener Medlcinische cln IMWt.rr.r fnnl- - tho United , . General Agents for Hawaii. . "'""-- " EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS Pacific States, and she went over on that trip Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Buildlat amlnatlon of 1100 pairs of legs taken All PAPERWrapping Papers and English and American Weaves. Made to your order with fit and and came back on the tamo coal. kinds at random. style unenualed. Walk-Ov- er Now, that is the record of ono of t' o Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. RAILWAY the Bootshop alweys look like strong limbs, ships in tho United States Navy. And iit Vi 1 rlfrra rrttfsi 4Via ttrtnpAcalnrt nt AMERICAN - HAWAIIAN PAPER & W. W. AHANA 62 South King Street FEATHER PANTHEON BLOCK on her return, sho went out on tbo wean iuya HOTEL 8TREET. . . i if I.. ,atl nnw meniuuru. itoi. rrancno SUPPLY CO., LTD. RIVER dow" tho ruI.,,,when standlnB ln f whnt .h am. Thev could not make 'f Fort and Queen Sts Honolulu. o. position tho kneert and ankles ROUTE JACOBSON BROS., on first natural Guild, Mgr. any record because the salo 1L , , L u Phone 1U0. Geo. G. Gen. Proprietors. target entirely uestroyeu. inow, . ...- - . particulars, Dsesenssrs or freight. the was. ri f1,nt nno nf n,.r shins. Sho Is w,lu 'luu HIGH CLASS SO touching, there is as much as two not the greatest, because the 'Florida' ZEAVE between the knees, It is Wright-Hustac- e and tho 'Utah' have Joined' the fleet centimetres Upholstery and Drapery Work Juat received by tho S. S. Sierra bow-legge- - Fred Waldron, Ltd. greatest product. We If. with the knees touch- L tbo very latest In fancy tailored linen and they are our LIMITED. lmnrove on every- ship that we make. '" & I 1 I.m-h- Ik 1148. J. Ltd. 816 Fort Street d$ suits also one piece linen dresses and ll 1. t l.nxn.l Phone HOP? CO., lingerie waists. Cor. King and South Sts. lio iha Mnvv in hrlncrinir tin todav. ROOM 6667-6- Succersors to unnaren norn who u or YOUNG HOTEL. The Navy is taking our youths off the' "B" - W. W. WRIGHT & CO, LTD. Consolidated Soda Water street, making real men of them. Wo egs nu lo uecomu u learning to walk, but this condition teach them trades, because every mr.n also Is Absolutely Pure to disappear In men up to the that goes aboard ship has got to ac Leave Your Address With ..i, t,,.if Hnnn trndea: and everv twoniy-inir- u yuur. ui m i.um,. Kellogg & Dempsey you w n,it 10.000 men back into cent, up 10 mo Auto, Motor and Carriage Repairing Look mmV Pr wuDaw udou! J 1 w nmnlrt Trtmmlno. SUITITORIUM - THE TELrPHONE tin. in Hf nml wn t3k on 14.000 Oth women, uowever. tuuu Palntlna. knock-knee- d throughout r to take their nlaces. or Horseshoeing. people you enjoying ot shirts and typewriter The aee "In a recent boiler explosion, the Me. as a result their and have the auto call for the gown you Imitation all the comforts and many of tho firnmnn .rnwiod nvtir .ho tons of the their lack of exercise. Greeks never had and wished Dry Cleaned' work. luxuries of life are those who boilers to tho steam valves to turnj Tho ancient modern savages never havo s, GEO. S. IKEDA saved eomo part ot their income. them off. In the 'North Dakota,' they C.Q.YeeHop&Co thrmich firo nnd oil to rescue which, Prof. FrancKe says, are con Phone 3350 Alapai St. near Hotel You can belong to this class It to 1264 Fort St., three of their comrades. On nnothor sequences of civilization nnd tond you will put aside each week or inferiority, Meat Market Tel. 1140. shin where there was great aanger of imply phjaical month some stated sum out ot a disaster, threo men participated In and your pay. It, Arnold, Nalligan, and Bayes. Ar- ALL DANGER AVOIDED months moth-- The easiest way to do this is nold closed the apartment door; Bayes During the summer Importers caught tho apartment door, got ers of young children should watch Telephone 3451. Colonial to opon a Savings Account at was in The his arm torn off; Nalligan, with that' for any unnatural looseness of the this Bank. is a hotel ln the first claaa oulcknoES ot action for which our bowels. When given prompt attcn A man Inserted a "Classified Ad." In The only cool shirt to wear during from any point of view. Tho young men aro trained, took off his tion at this tlmo serious trouble may The 8Ur lately, received an answer Is within walking Chamberlain's Colic, location shirt, wrapped it tightly around the bo avoided. and closed the desired deal In leu the hot summer. We also have the distance of all amusements stayed flow of blood, and Diarrhoea Hemery can BANK of HAWAII. Lid. wound, the cholera and paper left the shopping district upon. sale than one hour after the Crepe by the yard. and tbo saved blB life, j always be depended For office. 8tar "Classified" ads. bring Cspltsl snd Surplus, "When the question 01 irnniusion 0y a dealers, jwnson, Mmun c uo MISS JOHN80N qu,ek fl,2B0,MO. camo up, the ooctor said that he would agents for Hawaii. Emma street above Vineyard. have to take the blood from some onoj - ., THE ORIENTAL CREPE GOODS CO. and asked for volunteers. Arnold web piae j0D printing, Star Office. Fine Job Printing, bui Offlo 16 King St. Next Advertiser Office. IWltHTY TI1K HAWAIIAN STAR. SVIIKDW, JIWK 22, 1012. JUST OPENED Regral r made on the latentShoesLondon, l'an "AMERICA TEN YEARS BEHIND IN TRACKLESS TROLLEYS" nd Now York diatom Umla BostonCafe QUAIITKH SIZK8 BIJOU ENTRANCE. RoruI Slioo Store tnt and Dothol King and Hotl Oay and Night 6ervle

Pau ka Hana Force growth WILL DO IT. HAS NO RIVAL IN SOAP. mam THE ACME Automatic Dress Forms Aro the only entirely satisfactory ad You 'justftblo bust form on the market. "We have just received a new shlp- - 'mont of tho best model, the full length, eight-piec- e model, whlrh we sell at the Now York price, $15. Want EHLER'S Milk that is pure, milk that When a man of tho hlghc.it stand- is rich, milk that Is wholesome, ing in c1p trirnl matters says tho Unit- milk that is food In ed States is ten years behind' In a fle d health and medicine In sick- of electrical progress It should be time BEFORE ness; milk that comes from for America to wake up. Such Is absolutely sanitary dairies un- their standing In the matter of the taking a policy of life insur- der conditions that aro open adoption of tho trackless trolley, In ance In any other company to all who care to Investigate. successful operation In Europe for sev- ask to see the That is the kind of milk we eral years and only now attracting sell. general attention !n America. Eu- CONTRACT rope has at lemt twelve or fifteen trol- ley trackless systems, says Thomas in the Conimerford Martin, tho electrical ex- NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL pert, authority for tho statement made above. In his "Report of tho Commit- LIFE INSURANCE COM-PAN- Two Viawa of the Trackless Trolley In Operation In California, tee of Progress," prepared for reading OF BOSTON, MASS. Honolulu before the convention of tho National As far bark as 1007 three trackless hitches, and that owing to the compar- Electrical Light association in Seat-- trolley routes were operated in Aus.- - ative lightness of the vehicles the road and compare the many ad- Dairymen's tle, June 10-1- this year, Mr. Martin tria, six or M'vcn in Italy r.nd one or suffers lew than in the crse of cars vantages it offers with those says: two in Germany, according to the oftl- - carrying gasoline or other engines. of other companies. 'An entirely new department of busi clal reports of the census bureau on The committee reports itself as much Association ness for central stations is the track street and electric railways. A year imprer.iod with tho practicability of all less trolley, operating on suburban ago lines were opened in Leeds and the systems for transportation feeder roads or In rural districts where it is Bradford, Eng'and. The, description of purposes, in sparsely ,iett'cd districts Castle& Cooke, Telephone 1542. undesirable or unprofitable to Install the vehicles and method of operation and ns a means of avoiding tho heavy tracks, 50 that the opportunity ignored given in the report mentlonea' may be expense required for tho Installation LIMITED. by trolley swstems fall as naturally to taken as aescriptivo of nil the sys- - of ordinary street railways." General Agents. tho central station,- - as does the cbnrg-whic- h terns: in addition it may be said that the Hare you seen them? might, of course, do the tamo "The vehicles corretpond in general trackless tro ley system lends itself The Campbell Kids The Pippin Puppy work. appearance to the single deck motor very well to the purpose of those who The Pippin Pussy The trackless tro'ley, with contact omnibus, plus the means of collecting deslro to avoid the laying of tracks In UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. They aro at our store and the Children wires overhead.', has already been current. A double trolley method is restricted roads along which regular G. HORAOKA, Prop, will go wild over them adopted at numerous places in Europe, neceraary to complete tho circuit from means of transportation of paisongei.i now able to supply ol hundreds of communi- la tho families A. B. Arleigh Co., Ltd. and there are tho wire through the motors and back or freight aro needed. The wires may Honolulu with first-clas-s cooks, 'wait- & America could bo benefited bo Hotel Max ForW ties in that to tho generating plant. On one of hidden in trees at tho sides of roads, ers, door boys, yard boys, and chauf- by such a service, tho central Btation the lines in Vienna two pairs of cables' In some cc.ies the cars have been feur!. Phone 1420. picking up a nice THB at the eame timo are used, so that passing cars do not. equipped with storage batteries so that 203 Berctanla, near Emma. steady, off peak load and having quite have to 6!op nnd exchange connec-- j the wires may bo left If desired and frequently, already in use, tho pole tions, as on other lines end as was tho cars then may bo run independent- - JL,3E& WONG WONG CO: lines to which the circuits can bo at- done by some of the earlier e'ectric ly until such tlmo as it is found 'ad FOR tached or else securing in this new railway trolley systems In tho United visable to hitch them again to tho cen- Bonders and Contractors will war Bridga Beach Stores tor 8m) field an additional use that States. tral sources of power. But the objec ud Tho emp- Wood. Office, HaunaJr.es SL rant the erection of such a line. "The Austrian vehicles, which, tion to this form of utilization of thej r , . . flubject is already receiving very sorl- - ty, weigh two a half tons apiece, f - - expousu, x i uauer- - r: Quick Meal Blue Flam Oil Stores and cura hub iu mo oi me and' many installa Perfection Oil Stoves, rexsxxsxsxexxxsixxxxc ous attention such each carry twelve passengers seated, les, in tho opinion of Mr. Martin, andj Why Look Older Than You Are? M In near moro.lthft -- lisivnl Giant Burnor Q&sollna 8 8 tions may be looked for the with Htnndlni? rnnm for twolv Rnrnrvnn frnnlrlAaa trnllva tare. jjj 8TEINWAY & AND 5 gentleman right of (sketched 80N8 future." The electric motors, each of twontyj not been fitted generally with bato'fe The to the the reader EMMELUTH CO, LTD. 3 M OTHER PIANOS. 1 of"" double-visio- n There is at present only one track-- horse-powe- r, form the hubs of tho rear ICS. from life) is wearing old style 'pasted B THAYER PIANO CO. less trolley system in operation in wheote, and current is lea' to them by The flexible cablo and tho absence of lenses. The lines of the rekdirig wafers are noticeably 111 Hotel Street Phone Mil. California, "the S 8 America. That is in nearia niexible cable attached to a pair of tracks enable car to run on any prominent and he,has difficulty in adjusting his eyes TUNING GUARANTEED. In Bucce&sful Castle & Los Angeles. It has been wheels which run on top of the wire, part of a road, overtake other car to the lenses. The cement used to join the two-lense- s use more than a year. Four years Ego L similar pair making the return cir-- riages or to run anywhere, accommo has become clouded and has made his glasses misty. Mi the matter was taken up In New A weighted pendulum slung from dating itself, of therefore, to all sorts The two figures to the left (sketched from -- life) ven, Conn., and tests were made, but a frame presses the whee's down upon traffic. Tho cost of running the sys- 0 SaoMPiutafa TP BW wearing Kryptok double-visio- n lenses. are nothing camo of the venture. The sub the wires. tems hns been found in Europe to bo are There BANK ject is receiving constantly growing at "It is stated that al Ithe systems ex- very reasonable. no seams on these glasses, because the reading lenses Shipping and tention in Europe. amined operated smoothly, with few ARTHUR J. BRINTON. are fused invisibly within the distance lenses. "These of latter two persons are at ease, look dignified and mission Mercl THE SUBMARINE the American embassy it Berlin tells Spot wrecked the organ, and Sue Poll comfortable. SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL HONOLULU AND THE WHALE.' a story to illustrate that modern is into the hospital with nervous pro- INSURANCE AGENTS. LIMITED is e fortuno in ttoro for tho vertising can copo even with the eti- - ceedings. Loss, ono organ, one dress Representing interviewer who will discover what and ninety-tw- o quart of milk. Alfred D. Fairweather Ewa Plantation Co. Issue K. N. & K. Letters of A young American woman wished "Adorlrab Pfutter tried a French whaJB thjnk of submarines, Tho Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Credit and Traveler's Checks to be presented at the court of tho king horn, but it wasn't a go. The cows Manufacturing Optician chances are that, if feelings could Kohala Sugar Co. available throughout the world. their of Saxony. The high officials, having got wild and in the excitement Ad'oni-ra- b FORT STREBT.HARRISON BLOCK Apokaa Sugar Mill Oo. be interpreted, astonishment would bo inquired into her social standing at swallowed his new lowers. Lo3S, tho most marked emotion, though Fulton Iron Works, of St. Louli home, objected. They represented to half a set of teeth and flfty-sl- x quarts Western's Centrifugals. Cable Transfers whales are so emotionless that It her the king could scarcely re-- ml'.k. that of - - - Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. would be difficult, even then, to analyze celve the daughter of a retail boot "Hugo Pebblos played a harmonica KCO O 0 feelings. Is tho 000K00 Green's Fuel Economizer. At their At least such seller. into his barn and his cows ain't back Mataon Navigation Co. Rates idea of certain naval officers and sea- The young woman cabled home and yet. Loss ain't stated, New England Mutual Life Insurance Lowest men who steered a submarine uni- told her father of the situation. The "Frank Rue whistled a waltz onto The Famous "ROSE" Company, of Boston. through a school of whales - ntentional next morning she received his an- his fingers an' was gored by his favor-swe- r: Aetna Insurance Co. or largo during maneu- blackfish the j ite cow, Buttercup. Loss, thirty-tw- o Co. National Fire Insurance vers of tho battleships in New Eng- "Can't call it selling. Practically i quart8 0f miiu and doctor's bill $2.75. Cltlzen'a Insurance Co. Hartforo , Sale land waters this year. According to giving them f.way. See advertise-- ..Abe slDm payed tho fiddle into Fire Insurance Co. an official report made on the subject ment." t his barn and three of his cattle wont Tho London Assurance Corporation. mini! - by commanding of NOW O.S tho officers the That solved tho difficulty. She was piumo crEzy. LoSS- ain't estimated. submarine "Stingray," there was no presented as the daughter of an erai- - "There ain't no doubt into the minds or black-fis- h Interference by the whales nent philanthropist." Harper's Week- o' tho Cedar Grovo Board of Poultry GAS IRON CKCC00CK0Cjjnna aiSMARKABLE REDUCTIONS IN with the boat. ly. Trade what the Wisconsin man 0 UAT'S OLD KONA COFFEE, but iLL LINES OF HATS FOR MEN "Whilo making a submerged attack liar, we'll him Best In the Market is a horrible and send iND WOMEN. on the battleship fleet at anchor to SOME COWS LIKE MUSIC WHEN to effect." MAT & CO. afferdavids that Will do a day's ironing for only $.03 worth of GAS. HENRY the eastward of Block Island," the re- THEY ARE MILKED; SOME DON'T.' Phone 1271. port states, splashes about "several CEDAR GROVE, N. J May 28. TRAVELER'S IMPRESSIONS. Price complete with tubing $3.00. 100 through K0XKXC0000X) yards distant were seen The Cedar Grove Board of Poultry (Continued from page 17.) the periscope. Tho splashes or spouts Trade has tested the theory advanced NUUANU ST. NEAR HOTEL. ,n to w,thln nlno Qr lon Wyandotte resembled the splash of a smal1 shell by Joseph Grant of Wisconsin that nleB of tho cratcr of Kllauca, and i and It was thought that tho shlp3 were sweet music will increase tho milk then drlvo ln carriages or spin ahead firing. No sign actual firing could were for-mad- Honolulu Gas Tha Great Washing Soda, used for of supply. Seven separate tests ,n an aut0mobilo through forn e Company, Ltd. Hospitals and the Home. C. Brewer & Go. bo d1 covered, so tho boat was brought by seven individual members of eels tm tjj0y 0ok jown Into a lake Cheaper than Pearllne, up a few feet for better observation, the board and seven reports were hand- - ot moiten lava "breaking in fiery toil- LIMITED. ALAKEA AND BERETANIA STS. $ SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY. and it was found that there wero about ed In to Si Perkins, Chairman of tho j0WB at tho base, of tho cliffs upon A Phone 17I. Sugar Factors a dozen large fish, black in color, on all board. Mr. Perkins summarizes the re- - which you stand." Tho great pit ot pt As soon ns 4Q0O AND sides the submarine. su'.ts as follows, to wit.: Kilauea Is feot above sea level, this was determined, the boat was "Bill Bognn says that man Grant nd the crater encloses an immense again submerged nnd tho attack con- Is a liar, net. Bill played a fife Into area a vast scenic expanse. THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR COOK WITH making the attack and man, Olafj tinued. After his barn whllo his hired Electrically Self TXTrTl?'D HPI? while returning to Grent Salt Pond Snlggerwich, milked two Jerseys, and( WORLD-WID- FAME. Started liN 1 CT1 Ej Is- and Lighted O A OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS arqjind the northern end' of Block Olaf ain't come out o' the hospital Hero is a remedy that will cure j MODEL Passencer. Fore Door Car. land, another 'flock of geysers' was yot. Loss, forty-tw- quarts of milk, your cold. Why wasto tlmo and mon-"Wnll- 405 Tourinc E. F. Bishop President MODEL Passenger Demi passed through. The fish were small Dobbs hired the Slngac' 0y experimenting when you can get 414 Tonneau. Geo. H. Robertson MODEL 42 Roadster type all with the whales or largo blackfish, at least Drum Corps $2 a day to play into a preparation that has won a world-- splendid new Phona 3184. F. J. McLoughlln at o bloc motor, in. 5 W. W. North Treasurer twonty-flv- feet long and some larger his barn for tho evening milking, and wido reputation by its cures of this ,?n 4J4 bore, in. stroke; 40 H.P. $2700 HONOLULU FORGE CO. Richard I vers Secretary ones about thirty-fiv- e feet long. They what llttlo milk was milked tho drum disease and can always be depended alRSS 507 PassenBer. Fre Door Touring Car. MODEL 51 4 Passenger, Ueneral Ship and Machine Blaca J. R. Gait Auditor did not interfere in any way with tho corps drank.,. Loss, sixty-fou- r quarts upon? It Is known everywhere as Demi Tonneau. imlthllne. Tools and Springs MODEL 52 Roadster mad Geo. R. Carter , Director submarine." of milk. j Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and Is type all with the new "T" head and repaired. Estimates glrn o 5 in. bore, 6 in. rir Escapes. C. H, Cooke Director "Lorn Polly moved his old organ a medicine of real merit. For sale, by stroke motor; 50 H.P $3700 (11 Queen 8t, near Alakea, It. A. Cooke Director NOT A "TRADE." Into the barn and put his sister Sue all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., GEO. W. MOORE A. Gartley Director young Honolulu H. One of tho men attached to to work ou it. Loin's prize bull Black agents for Hawaii. Telephone 1902. Demonstrator and Selling Agent.