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CLAir.l TIIEV PAID NEW YORK STOCK I auuj yuttw b I FORMER SECRETARY FLEEIfJG FROM TEUTOtl ARMIES, MARKET TODAY Gen. Pershing I AGREES IN PRINCIPLE ! OF CHAMBERLAIN BILL OFFICER GMV TO Following are tho closing prices of stocks on tho New York market SERBS LOST GOD sent by the Associated Press over Sends Funston m WASTE tho Federal Wireless: pi W; GIVE PROTECTION Yester-- Today, day GUARDIAN SAYS SECOND AIR RAID OH Alaska Gold ...... 19 2 9fl ' Hopeful Mws SALOZil, J Four Chefa Gamblers - - From American Smelter . .100 100H Sugar Rfg.... 103 Vt 109 ; Castner Waialua Sign American and American Tel. A Tel 130'a 130!r f AMOcUt4 Prtu ay Tmu. WlrtfMa Answer Filed By Attorney An- GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS GERMANY'S TURN ' Copper 88 ; PURPOSE TO Affidavits; . City Attorney American ...... 86t DOUGLAS, Arizona, March Atchiacn ...... 103 1C3V, drews Asserts Trust Deed NATION i AGAINST ALLIES IS FRUITLESSNEW ANGLE y Makes' Formal Charge of 103 104 31). With Carranza forces op- Baldwin Loco...... is "Fraudulent" GIVEN TO S7J2 SUSSEX INCIDENT MORE VESSELS SUNK Misconduct ; Baltimore A Ohio 87ft erating east and south of the Bethlehem Steel ...... 455 451 ; BY SUBMARINES ' .. 23'2 23 country in which Gen. a is liliuokalanHwas not SAY POLICEMAN GAVE Calif. Petroleum Canadian Pacific 165 167 now penned, new Associated Press Service hy Frderal Wireless. J and the American , aware of actions St. P. Paul) 83'4 13 f ; WARNING ABOUT RAIDS CM.A (St columns on the north through , DEKXE. Switzerbml, March 30. Staerinj ksi.s of life frotn ; Colo. Fuel A Iron...... 3H 5' - Be Revoked, sheer privation and hanlhip among- the Serbian refugee:,- - men. . Crucible Steel ...... 897t out Sonora, the only refuge for Trust Would. Best woniea , Civil Service Commission Will Erie Common. 37 Is "of and children, is told ot in a formal report of the Swiss Red Cross, made .; 3' Fina? Contention 1 16& Villa is in flight toward the ; k . Conduct Formal Probe April General Electric .... public toilay. Guardian-A- d Litem General Motors i. . coin-mahd- er 1 f Aid west, says the Carranza ; The report declares tint of 30.000 refugees from Serbia 1h were C; ycrWill Try to Pfd. 121",. Great Northern 121'. border, Geii. LllluokaTani dissatisfied driven from their country by the invasion of Teutonic annies and .Prosecution if He Thinks Inter. Harv, N. llOVi !iio across the Is Queen tle v J,.; - trust In which her property the laving Waste of t!ie ?nd , ' ' Kennecott Copper . , . 67V 66'e Called . with the land. who headed so'ithward across tl:e ' Man Guilty ; t nvw held? Her contends . Lehigh R. R...... 77 77' is fhiardian Greek border, only 8000 reached Saloniki and vicinity. ;The others, u , i - that it should be reyoked. .. " New York Central.. 104?,- 105', 13 statetU perished cold and hunger en route. survivors were Prevalence "of chefa Castner and SA N ANTONIO, Tex., Mar. - Question aod, finding aris of The in at Pennsylvania ., ...... M'a 66 This a pitiable condition. V ; , . In the Waialua district la accounted . ."().--'- The from a petition f!!k in the circuit toy Ray Consol...... 23H 23', American soldiers An- for a aeries of affidavits filed with Southern Pacific .... 97 7 court todar b Attorney Lorrin 'i ANOTHER AIR RAID ON SALONIKI the Ciril Service Commission today. 141 are close to Gen. Villa today, drews, guardian ad I litem and "next ; Studebaker ...... 189i ; ' ; Charges Gray, police of- queen, . which he -- that Jesse Tennessee Copper . . 53 64 according to information sent triend of the in I'ARIS, France, March 30. Another raid wis attempted by. the ficer at Wahiawa, has been accepting permission o asi answer 131 132 aaks enter fleets reach- - -- $5 Union Pacific ...... by Gen. Pershing, in command Hery Sticorv, Gennan air upon Saloniki early today, according to reports a week for the protection of the S.' and cress bill in LittuokalaiiiV behalf of' Chinese lotteries are made by A. M. U. Steel ...... 83', 84', "protect her estate and war, who was a strong supporter ing liere, but the French; airmen took their nuchincis up in number anO( v 116 of the expedition, to Gen. Fun in order to ' U. S. Steel 116!2 " county attorney, Pfd...... of Secretary Garr'son's plan as a out-- . Brown, city and and her rights in these premises." drove the German fliers away before they could drop bombs on the t. Utah 81', j , 814 a national army who supported hy sworn statements ston. Three days' ago a Car that-th- e, fil- basis for and ;-- Jour John A. Domlnis ')ays side camps of the town. , . j; v Western Union .. 9oyB 804 favors principles of Cham- - 'r . by operators fascinatfng v, was the the made of the 6S ranza detachment met a force ing of the instruments today don ' ' - - Westinghouse 654 berlain bill, now under discussion . tame.- ..- ; queenV knowledge or per- THINK GERMANY HAS DEEP PURPOSE ;:. without the ! t ' In the senate. A Ah Tong declares that until a short of Villistas near Guerrero and mission.1:' " i- - - i '-- Bid. fEx-dividen- Unquoted. 30.- - A high of, Greek dis-mirs- official the court ; time ago he conducted a chefa lottery ed ATI IEKSk Greece, March tlKMe was a short fight, after Circuit Judge Stuart yesterday ' t at Leilehua, that he was introduced to the queen as a plaintiff in lias informed the Associated Pi ess tlut he believes the explanation 'of , - 'C. i went soutli. Officer Gray by Akana, a tailor at which the Villistas Delegate Kuhlo'a tult to break Uie German Stowaway Gennany's repeated aerial attacks; on Saloniki is ;an attempt to, drive Castner, that he arranged to pay and INCREASE trust, and assigned her Yilhi is believed to be acconi Ulicokalanl Greece to assist in the expulsion Allics V He asserts also that , , did pay 5 a week to Gray, in return MIV ' of ,thc as a respondent. In company wUM there is no chance that the German purpose will succeed, and that Greece for advance Information of raids con panying them. M Androws petltioii there was also On Munition Ship police, realize, Tow- - , templated by the Waialua and filed today- - an "Order continuing and has dailyreason to that ihe is at the mercy ofvthc Entente - y immunity from arrest- by Gray. any-wa- : ,".'EED confirming appointment of guardian ers and cannot in take ?idcs with the Teutons.? M . r - HAKES OE , up r Army Closed Gams. ad iltcm "'4 " And Answer and Causes - He waa finally compelled by the TBYINGTOFIX cross bill of Liliuokalanl- - REPORT SAYS SUBMARINE military authorities . to close up his of Attorhey Andrews' peti- Gray The title Press by redarI Wtrelaaii I CHARGE ; Fame, .but had .protected, hhu tion alleges that thbi queen is 'an tAsoe5atdDelaware, March 30 Ern- GADSKl'S ;SIGHTED NEAR, SUSSEX v police. several months, be OfFICERS V from.the for : ' " Schuler, a German stowaway, who " , est declares. . RESPONSIBILITY; Ma-topp- o, : nE Improper and .ImpVldent." secreted himaelf on the steamer 30,- Ahina. Ung Cbohg '''and Yuen Yick in v V V LOXDONr Eiigland, . larch ' :' In hrs petiltonv Attorney Andrews when the vessel left New York f reparate 'they - - affidavits assert that, th-- i l! A new phase in the Siissx exjiu? - r states that, after couverslng with for Vladivostok with munitions, came, ; are "Interested in operating and coa- GenAVrscr.QGts Cable to Hold ptece ISBID sion be leve!opig Am- - ' game queen and examining number o! out last night frpm hia hiding. apiears to ducting a chefa at Wahiawa. tha-?'Jege- i nary - to d making of locked ther captaw in; hia ' they accustomed to pay Offl- - rre im txam n?uons .F1RI0VIIC witnessed as that ire Hhe;-tra- st dee(f U4k lsr . Gray a "yenerafly MTpif--- 'in thetnpu ironi London an rr 1 subject of the present litigation, and aion while the vessel waa off Sandy unoiiiciarrewvi unlays, for exemption from arrest and that a British destroyer, .'whert aid-v"- :! ' 7 ' ' as the present condition, of Liliuo-kalan- i, Hock. He then asserted that bomb warning-o- f "contemplated ' ; to raids. J Washington.; March 191C:T 7 tAiodated.Trawi Vr WirrtwiT ing in rescuing the survivors tlic 'V 8." 2. ' idril he "is satisfied that not only had been secreted vonv the ;;teameiy of Saturday. waa set as the ' CLEVKf-AN- b, 0. Opinion Arrir 'Brlfrgen. John. P. Wisser. p; Mch. as exe- wnkh would soon he blown, upi Ki, crippled vessel, ay for a hearln; on--- the charges by was said trust ieed made and fired twice upon the ;ilonolulu. '; is divided aa, to the Tesponsibility for . rAwMtelatsd Vrws y Ptdsrsl Wirelsssl , cuted an , improper and improvident Members of the crew succeeded In the Civil Service Commission at a -- frightful NEW YORK; N. Y., March 30. submarine believed ; to have Tin view of probable increase in the the .railroad accident hear deed,-"bu- t . noon. Gray will be that it is clear that 'afd getting distress signaia noticed by ' meeting held this ; army, hold preliminary, examinations here 'yesterday morning,' when three of4taid coasting vessels, which responded to Hans Fauscher, husband ot Johanna launched the torpedo that struck required be present and answer the deed was not the act and wish r to soon aa possible for enlisted 'men ew York Central, trains .were wreck- Matoppo Qadski, the famous opera singer, was the steamer amidships.' : -- ' as Liliuokalanl.? the call, and the was brought charges. . :. ed, v towerman, .Ernst, who was arrested by the federal authorities of" your department under thei pro The -- f being into cus- Mayor WHI Be There. fail- Attorney .Andrews further alleges here, 8chuler taken 64, De- accused of dozing at his post and , ; here today. He is alleged to be 1 visions of General Orders War making of "waa tody. . t QUIET 0N"WEST Mayor Lane declared that he would v ! that the the trust deed FRONT partment, 1915. ; - ing to" see that v the , first signal of representative in the United States of to control exercised over -- m attend hearing and do all In his -- "due the -- '. " y the v. ' McCAIN.': warning was property heeded, asserts the Krupp Munition Company of Ger- . hy others, and time-to- f ' power to bring about the conviction her that at the - ' ' K; that he did not set stop signal for ! many. " ,. , PARIS, France, March 30. Re-- of Gray if he thought him guilty, when when delayed. the making of said aeed she was in so ; The foregoing order received by the first section itwas - HUGE RAILROAD The charges' against him are that or- - . was Informed of the charges that physical or mental condition to mak9- ports received here say that an be Brlg.-ge- n. Engineer Leonard,' running on ' the a Gen; Wisser this morning from - he is connected with the conspiracy had been brought against the;Wahi-aw- be- the same or understand' the provi- ganization for providing supplies Henry P. --McCain, the adjutant first section, sayrf that "he stopped to blow up and destroy the Wellar.d officer. signal sions thereof, and that she did not general, . War .Department, Washing- cause of a originating at the canal, between Lake Ontario and Lake for submarines has been discovered The city must not tolerate eVen a , 4: V understand the provisions thereof, $uf : ton, pcints to the proposed Increase tower.' , , Erie. The disclosures of - Horst von U the island of Q)rfuf and that .40 rusplclon of graft In its police force, STRIKE APPEARS ' A baby was born on Sunday at mili-taf- y money was paid for in the army now before Congress, and (Continued on page three) der Goltz, the German held as a have been of persons he declared. "If to fill Ernst's home and the railroad author irrests mae want to know all about emphasives the need of officers prisoner in England, are said to -- protection I army aa soon as ities 8ay the towerman did not get declared to be implicated. : , : positions in the that have implicated Fauscher. . He denies If Increase Is effective. r any sleep for some time.' Ernst denies any On the west front there were few f " knowledge of a basis for tho The affidavits In possession of the this.- : . - ... v. AS POSSIBILITY " city and county attorney's office are Can Be 2nd Lieutenants. CITY GIVES UP charges. '" developments today. - The Germans as follows: ' ---- c This examination comes under that sent infantry against the French in AFFIDAVIT OF AHINA. section f of the - army orders ; which Avocourt wood in an endeavor to Associated Press by Federal Wireless '; I of Wahiawa, Dts- -' atates .Vvacancies in the grade second ITALO-AUSTRIA- am a resident I 30- - De-man- da N retake their lost positions but failed. . : IEW YORK, N. Y, March trict of Waialua, and have been living lieutenant in the . cavalry, field artil- BOND IN lery coast artillery corps and; infan- DEW from nearly 400,000 locomotive East of the Meusc there is heavy there for over one year. - engineers, JfIre men- train- 1 try, occurring any: year wUI and other artillery duelling. : I, together with others, am Interest-- ' In fiscal to a cer- be filled by, appointment agf required men were formally presented today ed'ln operating ,and conducting of 180 railroad tain chefa game at Wahiawa. by. law; First, of cadets graduated the general "managers FHONT KEPT BUSY TRANSIT AFFAIR : MORE VESSELS ARE SUNK y systems, covering entire United It Is my custom to pay Police Off- from the Untted States Military Acad-em- the States. members of the so-call- icer Gray $3 per week to secure exemp- during, that fiscal year; second,. The "Big Four union4 ask for n eight-ho- ur LONDON; March 30. : allow the of enlisted men whose fitness for pro - England, tion from arreBtand 'jto HYDROAEROPLANE day, without reduction of pay. AssociAUd rrsss fey FsdersJ WHslwsl game to proceed. "This money Is paid motion shall have been determined Demand of the city that the Hono- BERLIN, Germany, March 30. The British steamers Diadem, Kit-- or The roads are given a month in which by tne to Officer Gray as a general by examination; third, .candidates lulu Rapid Transit and Land Company answer, News from the Italo-Austri- an front to- bride antj Lavinia' Westoll, and the ; every Saturday. from civil life between the ages of a $500 bond tearing up to make to the demands. v thing on each and furnish before Eastern railroads have already day is that there .0 heavy battling Russian schooner Ottomar have money Gray 21 and 27 years." v-'.- the' Allen street pavement so a The This is paid to Officer ajseclskted by Federal Wireless that - sub-mijtti- ng near Gorizia, on Isonzo line, both ' i Press replied to the men's demands, the exemp- : been sunk in the war zone, but it is ;' for the purpose of securing . probably 30. spur track to the new wharf might be The examination will be PEXSACOLA. Fla March -- sides having large forces engaged. own . demands for dis- as as alone is by Saufley, grade lieu- laid was' withdrawn today. Confer- their reported casualties resulted tion from arrest, far he well patronized here enlisted men Richard C. Junior ; The A ustrians have captured 350 that no :. cussion. ' ".- A. M. Cristy, depu- - " concerned. who have worked for; promotion, and tenant attached to the naval aeronaut ence between first from the sinkings.. ' ; ; He does not guarantee game, today ty city attorney; George M. Collins, the who will feel that the Increase In the ic station here, reached an alti YORK, X. Y. Twenty vessels accepts thi9 money to leave it, 16,072 navy aeroplane. city engineer, and Charles R. Forbes, NEW Information British have been but army will give them more opportunity tude of feet in a has' reached labor men here the ' alone, as far as he Is concerned. ; for office than if no change waa made. Naval authorities contend that this Is superintendent of public works, that destroyed by hostile .submaniies " Whenever, any arrest Is brought abont an agreement of co- official count of the vote for the four I GERMAN OFFICIAL new Teu- , raid or Provisions for the examining board a world's record for altitude under the great national abor brotherhoods since the campaign of the threatened by the Waialua police. Of- in these preliminaries state that the conditions. v operation between the territory and j CABLEGRAMS ton Powers began,.on March T." ficer Gray such fact and post the city in the matter, and on Forbes' showed that 98 per cent of the mem- Informs usof commanding officer of each voted in presenting the .we steps accordingly by discon- - will request the demand for a bond was bers favor of take where applications are received new demands to the railroads of the The followin? cablegram from offi- AUSTRIANRAID FAILS tinulng the game for the time being. convene a group of orticers consisting dropped. cial German sources "to- - ' ? waa received ; ' up country. , . - , t cf at least one medical and two line Permission to tear the street was day:- i announcement vote -- AFFIDAVIT OF AH TONG. officers, exclusive of the Immediate first asked of Ihe city by the transit With the of the GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, Mar. ROME, Italy, March 30. Four " That he is at present living in Ho- commander of any applicant,' to con- company, but when a bond to repair W. S. Stone, grand chief engineer of 29 Engi- Southward of St. Elol today the Austrian aeroplanes which tried to nolulu. That several months ago he, duct the examination. These boards the pavement was asked it denied the the Brotherhood of Locomotive Germans in a hand grenade combat 1 neers, statement which re- raid Venetian province towns and in company with others, conducted a are to be convened as soon as practi- PASSED BY HOUSE authority of the city and declared that made a is reconquered one of' occu- per- In great- the craters -- ; chefa lottery at Leilehua (Castner). cable; after March 1,. or, if in the it would go to the territory for garded labor circles as of the pied by the British. drop bombs have been shot down.by V- - was introduced Officer mission. est significance in that It is Interpret- That he to Philippines or Alaska, after January "On the left bank of the Mense com- the Italians and eight officers cap- -' v.--Cr- ::' ' agreement of city ed to mean will line up Gray by C. Akana, the tailor at Cast- 1. . ' I News of the the that Stone - ' T Bai-lentyn- e. bats were successful North of Mal- tured." Little damage was done by ,.... i '' Associated Press by Federal Wireless territory was sent to C. G. for arbitration and not against it, as . and ner. WASHINGTON. D. March 30. ancourt German troops with small .C manager Rapid was generally supposed. , the bombs, few people being . . thereupon arranged, pay of the Transit That he to provisions on literacy' test and losses stormed several French lines pay Gray rum of With it Comp'any, this afternoon and it is pre- Mr. Stone said: "Representatives wounded. - ' . and did Officer the im- meters long and oper---; FOREIGNERS IN Asiatic exclusion unchanged, the sumed he will sign the agreement of the railroad employes expect their 200 also entered the $5 per week for the privilege of today passed by part of the village. attng said lottery and keeping htm migration bill was submitted by the city on the with- demands to he refused and are pre- northwett The the bouse a vote of 308 to 87. . Germans took 12, unwoundei French FIND SUBMARINE BASES , Ah Tong) posted as to contemplated ly drawal of the bond demand. pared to negotiate wfth the officers ' Favorable action in the senate is officers and 486 soldiers, one cannon AMONG ISLANDS raids by the Waialua police. . of the road for a peaceable settlement GREEK regarded as assured. of controversy. The men and four machine guns. ; ' That he continued to operate "and PERIL AT SVATOW passed UTILITIES BODY TO the labor sev- The senate this afternoon a have received information that the "It oas now been ascertained that continued to pay Officer Gray for Attorney-Genera- resolution requesting l CONSIDER CHANGES IN already a com- the French brought two more divisions By eral months until the military authori- investiga railroads have selected rAssoclatM Press dsrsf WixsUsiJ operating Greeorv to institute an mittee to represent them in the fu- into this battle sector. LONDON, Eng . March 30. A wjri-les- s ties caused him to quit such to determine whether or not the BIG ISLAND FRANCHISE V lottery v - . tion ture negotiations. "On the east the Russians today did despatch from Rome says that 30. raises in the price of gasoline are due "The men have voted overwhelm- not repeat their attacks in the north- patrol boats belonging, to the Allies AMOY, Mhina. Mch. Fighting is - pro- conspiracy. Stone de Amendments to its franchise ? four.-hostil- to a Senator ingly the eight-hou- r day and the ern sectors. South of Marooz lake navies have discovered e '. AFFIDAVIT OF UNG CHOXG. reported today in Swatqw and foreign- posed by the Hilo Traction Company for Chong. being aworn, ers clared "senators know the consum overtime and their demands will be the Russians continued their strenu- submarine bases along the ' Greek Vug first duly have been 'warned not' to enter the ers being robbed." will occupy the attention of a special . are every ous efforts day and night. deposes and. Bays: . - city. The U. S. gunboajt Wilmington forwarded to railroad in the islands of the Mediterranean Sea. It meeting of the public utilities commis- - I 'am a resident of Wahiawa. and has been ordered to Swatow to pro- country at once." "The Germans have repulsed seven has been suspected for a- tong timo operat- sion to be held tomorrow afternoon The railroads will he given 30 days attacks, partly with the bayonets. hostile submarines were able am associated with Ahina In tect foreigners. traction company haa submitted that ta. ing a chefa game at Wahlava. f WHITE HOUSE DOCTOR The in which to reach a decision respect- "German air squadrons successfully secure supplies from 'somewhere in a draft of the changes desired to tht ab- bombarded enemy railroad points, es- ' , re- ing the demands. It is considered these islands. ' know that ' Police Officer Gray RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS CUPID'S VICTIM; MAY governor, who in turn has had them 15 per us to solutely certain they will reject them. pecially at Molodecno." ceived week from leave WT. Thayer, game general thing - BOTH GOING AND COMING BE WEDDED IN JUNE examined by Secretary W. the alone. As a now passing on to the by GERMANS REPULSE ATTACK Ahina pays this money to him, but and is them of the franchise cliches desired The Civil Service Commission at its YTm vy Federal WirelMtT Press by commission for an opinion. the Hilo company. noon meeting today requested its occasionally I do. This money Is paid AsocUt4 fAssedated Federal Wireless BERLIN, Germany, March 30.-- for protection. WASHINGTON, D. March 30. WASHINGTON, D. C. March 30. A shift of authority over it irom Request of the governor for an opin- chairman, Lorrin Andrews, to reply to Th3 Ambassador George T. .Marye, who Announcement waa made this after- the governor, superintendent of public ion on the proposed amendments wa the complaint of T. J. Ryan that thres Germans today, repulsed repeated att- haa resigned on account of ill health, noon of the engagement of Dr. Cary works and the supervisors of Hawaii read at today's meeting, but it was police officers he named are active in acks of the French northwest of Avo- AFFIDAVIT OF YUEN YICK. '; - ' to--' court. - Yuen Yick, being duly sworn, left Petrograd todayand the secretary Grayson, the White House physician, to the utilities commission, the length resolved to hold a special meeting politics. There is no regulation of u first 50 prohibiting political - deposes and says: ' ; of the consulate, Mr. Deering, is act- and Alice Gertrude" Gordon, Mrs. Wil- of the franchise changed from morrow for the Hilo matter. Accident the commission ing David R.' most wed- years to pleasure of Congress." reports and routine matters were still activity. That section was stricken ivemight . tele-- f ' I am a; . ambassador.. Francis of son's intimate friend. The "at the resident of .Wahiawa, and - 1 new ding may held number, of important shifts, in J occupying the attention of meet- out at the time of- the. last revision, graph news on Pag e 9. Missouri; the incumbent, will be in the White House and a the " (Ccnttntied on page tao) . start for Russia soon. ' next June.'' the financial arrangements are some' ing at 2:45 o'clock. June 1, 1915. STAE-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THlTiSPAY. MARCH 30;' 1916.

ri RE-PROO- TO FAN JAPANESE SUBS REACH HEP PRISONERS Takes -- Pictures CAPT. WILLIAM R. KOSTKIl. Bid Finds Film harbormaster: I am slad the drtnlge ENTHUSIASM FOR HILO ON GREAT TO START RIGHT is through for a while. WC STORE EVERYTHING AGECITY TRANSFER Was Bad Batch COMPANY D. A. KPSTFIIN. ticket agent. JAMES H. LOVE ..;' PHONE 1221 Santa Fe office: You can print in the U. S. CITIZENSHIP NORTHERN TODAY SAYSS.ROBLEY taper that my unburn is all right Weather Man's Still-Hu- nt For WK MANUFACTURE again. Cloud Effects Vill Have to MAIX'OLM A. KAN KLIN, col- Be Done Over Again Series of Meetings fo Big From Pier 6 "Help Them to Return to Their lector of custoir.f : CKir insjctcie did WILD ANIMAL Planned Parade Starts a nice piece of work seizing that If you had spent an entire afternoon C0QK1KS s A. 1 Each Class; First to Be Held Here Soon as Linef Docks; Homes Pleads Y. M. C. opium Mcndav . 1 i n.icn. They arc pliot ographing the handsomest cloud Secretary Rotary Club on the job. effects in a month, and next day dis LOVE'S BISCUIT AND BREAD CO. Tomorrow Night Many Stunts Planned at covered that your film was part of a J." CHRISTIAN ANDKRSON I ltch which was spoiled before t left PLANS FOR HONOLULU Mrs. James A. Rath, chairman of &ur-BitflU- hi a talk before members of Interest of Honolulu Japanese in a tpcUl by Ifotul Wirl the very many to the store, wouldn't it you peev- Kotary Club noon today. Sam- haven't juvenile stories make the publicity committee, today report- the American citizenship question is HILO. March SO. The HU1 liner the at days. The ish? "BABY WEEK" NEARING uel W. Robley, secretary uf give the reporters thest ed that rlans for "ltaby Week" are to be fostered by a series of meetings, Great Northern arrived here at S extension reason is Honolulu s juveniles This is what happened to Meteorol- DEFINITE some the Y. M. C. A., gave his ideas on the that COMPLETION rapidly taking tach arranged to appeal to oer o'clock this morning, after a fine are behaving quite, well just now. ogist A. M.' Hsrariok. the man who a definite shape. It tain class of Japanese, at which both voyage. party is on work of helping the prisoner to make us will has been The Shriners tells what tomorrow's weather proposed visit to the announced that all babies their countrymen and Americans will board. A banquet was held last night Kood. He these as his topic "Our run be like. He is making a collection of Owins to her FrifciuU in talk, LLOYD KILLAM: "lie that niainland. Mrs. C H. Cooke has re- from six months to .six years of aso deliver short speeches explaining the on the steamer in their honor. R in Prison." and hi may read" applies to thr signs put ou photographs of trorical cloud effects duties, advantages and privilege of umong which was brimful of ideas on help- hag signed as chairman of the "Itaby will be eligible fcr examination. Em- Walton Tully and wife are the by the Methodist ihurch on lieretani: and already succeeded in snaiv eye naturalized Americans. passengers. says a fulness, he impressed upon his hear- ping some specimens of cumulus, Week'' committee cn investiga phasis i placed or the fact that the He he is writing street, and iicinp toward tht street fine Harry It. prob- cirro-cumulu- s, tkn, and Mrs. Sinclair The present legal aspect of the play. Heavy are falling ers iruany facts which had heretofore strato-cumulu- s local public is cordially to at- new rains car tracks. It is a neut bit of church and ably will consent to fill vacancy. invited Japanese naturalization question, fol here. been a mystery. clouds. the Ta-ka- o advertising. tend the lectures and exhibits to te lowing the refusal of papers to "All lasting good pertaining to he a trip Miss lleatrice Castle will take charge The other afternoon made held, - Ozawa by Judge C. P, Clemons Although plentiful prison aid work depends entirely on up Valley, armed with his of the transportation work, which will at the Palama- Settlement. It hard and rains R. W. URECKONS: Judo Par- Nuuanu special is found, however, treat- last Saturday, will also be made clear. greeted J. Putna the absolute elimination of all senti- camera and a supposedly good roll of include the securing of street trouble no Imoerial Potentate sons and I are old friends, so you see days durirrs cam- ments will be given. will Tomorrow eteninr a meeting will ment,"aaid Mr. JLobley. . "Meeting films, to capture a photographic rec- cars cu certain the Parents ' Stevens of the Ancient Arabic Order there is nothing unusual in our de- paign. be to family bt held at the. Japanese Central In- of the Mystic Shrine and conditions and solving individual prob- ord of the cumulus boiling up ...... referred their physicians. many of Nobles ciding to form a law partnership. We oerthe stitute, to which of the more his DartY on their arrival at Hik) this lems of incarcerated men. must be running shortly Pali, and the ratn curtain which prominent Christian Japanese of the way. expect to have things morning on the XIreat Northern, the done in a practical, business after the first of the month. swings down the valley like a great city have been bidden. Rev. K. Oku weather man here promises plenty or "One of the serious drawbacks in veil of mist. He got the pictures, cer mura of the Makiki street church has sunshine and balmy breezes for tnem the past has been the apparent ease tainly yes. but next day found out sent out more than 300 Invitations for ('APT. L. O. BIJU'K.MAN: The when they arrive at 10 tomorrow in which old offenders have worked name of the Honolulu School for Boys that the roll of film he had purchased tomorrow night's meeting, which will ha-- i morning on the big liner, which will the religions game. Mr. Jarrett been changed to Honolulu Mili was one of a batch which went had begin 8 o'clock. en- has in- at dock at Pier 6. during the past few years almost I on the shelves, an exceptional Among, speakers will be W. W. tary Academy, which. think, is more SALE of the Arrivinz at Hilo at 8 o'clock thia tirely wiped this evil out Men upw stance, but nevertheless irue. How- Thayer, secretary o? the territory, appropriate. We are expecting a morning, the Shriners' party was receive reward and favor not by a great many new students this spring ever, the weather man is going to try who will explain in detail the nev greeted enthusiastically by Potentate profession of faith, but by their con- aain. birth certificates, issuance of which Thorn E Wall of Aloha Temple. J. duct and their attitude toward the J. W. ASCH. deputy sheriff Our will begin about April 3. 8. McCandlesa and N. B. Young, all ol work assigned tbem. Other speakers will be Judge S.XU. business, like every other, has its on Honolulu and the Hilo nobles of tne Send Them Back Home. and off spells. I have always noticed Dole, F. C. Atherton And Dr. I. Wort. temple, the jurisdiction or wmcn cov "I believe that in almost every in- KAllKilLT The citiienship education meetings that periods of activity, when the cal Am all the islands. stance it is wise to encourage ami endar is full every day. are always fol Of as the series will be called, will be pf Noble C G. Bockus. chairman help paroled and released men to re- lowed by periods of lesser activity held at least once each week, and in the nuhlicitv committee, announces turn to their homes to make the fresh each case the speakers and themes the Imperial Po and vice versa. ap this afternoon that start that has been their dream dur HEAR COLLINS will be selected to make a special tentate baa wirelessed to Aiona iem-pl- e ing the long months of confinement. iiliT W. W. THAYKR. territorial sec peal to the class of Japanese bidden of parade I that several the features First, it is wise because it retary: I am putting in five or six to attend. . which have been omitted in previous get away is hoped to create a united sentl best to them from the hours a day now on my digest of the It veari at the reauest of the Imperial bunch that they have been associated begins Hawaiian reports and expect to have TALK UN ROADS tomorrow ment among the Honolulu Japanese in tomorrow's Council will be resumed with and knew at the time of their by July 1. It been strongly in favor of American natu- parade occasion only. the work done has for this fall. two job 1 11 be mighty ralization privileges for their race, so The narade will start at 10:15 sharp a years' and tuat the question may be pushed to a "Secondly, white mechanics and la- glad when it is finished. fmm Pier 6. at soon as the Inine rial borers of all kinds off Kaimukl and adjacent sections in- final and definite decision in th come are. far better Potentate and this party have cn the mainland than they are in Ha of corporated in lis improvement club courts. Dy tne JOHN KELLETT, acting chief ashore. It will be neadea waii, and their chances of securing been no o are expected to come out in fiull force i detectives: There has raid triaay Arab Patrol and the Hawaiian band. work is much better on the coast than police tonight at LHiuokal.nni school; to hear will move alone Allen street to chicken thieves reported to the and in Honolulu. Linemen on (he coast in which 30 chickens were taken at an address by George M. Coljins. city Fort, up Fort to King, down King to get $4.50 per day. Here they axe pal J and county engineer, on the; subject Aip Bishop one time. The biggest bit of chicken Bishop, and to the Alexan only $3. - Carpenters are paid $4.r0 of "District Improvement." j Young hotel. ' thieving in town lately was six from der and up on .the mainland, while here a roost near the Children's Hospital.. The big south side suburb took a liiflll Nobles of Aloha Temple are request wages only up. the are $2 and leading part in agitating for the front- ed --wear business dress with fez. ... lp "It is best to help the prisoners to PAULO MAN LA PIT: Should the age or district improvement tax law STAGED HERE BY . - - go back to the mainland, as the wage:; Filipinos be given their independence for making streets, and there are sev- II IIIIM1 I Jl All are higher there. Charles R. Forbes those in Hawaii would then owe al eral schemes under way in that dis- III has been instrumental in securing legiance to the flag of the Philippines. trict for taking advantage of the law. r HOTEL 5 NEAR vork-fo- men here, but at the present For this reason I do not believe that Many of those affected are eager O A LOCiltlMISE time there are 75 men out of work in many Filipinos here care to be nat- to see the improvements go through, STREET FORT 1h.i.iu Honolulu. Detective Carter has done uralized. Personally, I think we will while others are raising the old cry mio much for the paroled and released our independence. that they have been paying taxes to have r . . Shakes-perea- n prisoners, helping many of them to make roads in other districts, lo, these ; Following out the plans of a month, the Japanese of Ha- return to the mainland to begin over VICTOR A. NORGAARD, many years, and should not be made n, to pay own now. waii will produce their first tShakes-perea- again. veterinarian: Wre have replaced for their streets lay tomorrow evening at tlVe "Some organization should take u the algaroba trees that washed out Mr. Collins has had a great deal to FORBIDDEN the matter of helping -- the prisoner , quarantine during big . As&hi theater, hen the Japanese at the station the do with engineering the Manoa to start right. It mighty bard for big storms with fast-growin- g as well as all been Actors Society . will produce Othello rM is of last winter scheme, that have Oriental Goods every for- Jn Japanese. This will be -- the sec- them to secure work here when shade trees, which the advanced since, and those who hear AND JAPANESE PAPER FISH KITES one in the city knows them and knows estry division supplied us. In a short hfm tonight, will undoubtedly carry ond performance of Othello in Jap- to be anese In Hawaii, company having inkers and nicnickers are what they were in for." time ve shall not notice the los6. away enlarged ideas on the whole sub the strictly barred irom the use of the Easter Candy Chickens 'in all produced this play about three years ject. . ; ; . Valley 4 '" colors - ' ' Cooke from Nuuanu to ago.- - .:- ; Trail SYDNEY JORDAN, Hawaii Tours i Pauoa Flats and Kopahuanui, if a new Company: Our personally conducted Special scenery for the production morning by the board has been secured, .Japanese rule passed this BR. WILLIAMS excursions to Kilauea Volcano give aad the agriculture and forestry is approved OCEAN TRADE OF are taking much interest in the stag- :' vvoraea tourists who are alone a by : - ,. ing of the j)lay. The .Nlppu Jiji has Governor .Pinkham. chance to take this trip with the been running a of articles, each The board, on recommendation pf knowledge that their. comfort and con series Xorestry, day on . S. Judd, superintendent of venience will be looked after the en the life and the works of the rule, a JInglish bard, and this has had an ef- whn nrena.red the nassed tire time by the conductor in charge SEAmEOROWS measure, - prohibiting the trespMsing fect of creating an Interest in the rang ccnilag production. ' "" . v r all jersons other than lorest ELI J. CRAWFORD: Whether ers, or cuy employes on S. Evzl, one of the well known dra- territorial to send six or only two delegates to business and ; telephone or falectric the national convention in Chicago matists of Japan, is the producer, and any of EACH workmen, from trespassing on - ;:. 4, MOID a capable cast has been secured for ;' ; f.: A ? t' will be one of the big topics of debate the upper Nuuanu lands which form at the Republican territorial conven- the company. , T. Arimura, who has drainage basin for the upper three n the Dr. Robert Day Williams, principal tion, which begins next Monday. I appeared, .of Shakesper-fta- sub-Jec-ta in a number reservoirs. Violation .of the rule presi- plays, will take the part of lago. ot Mills School and prospective hardly think that the business of the newspapers are authority not exceed- Mid-Pacifi- Seattle the offender to a fine dent of too, c institute, to convention will be .finished in one Washing- T. Iozumi,,who, as a rule appears in $500.' must likewise he for the statement that the ing Stock day was elected a member of the day. i." despite feminine parts, will have the role of kept from, the land in question, and ton city's ocean commerce, Dcsdaraona, while S. will ap- board of. directors of the Associated the closing of the Panama canal and y' Kimura the board thia morning .went oa rec- Xlll vacancy created pear as Othello. - r, Charities, to the MARSHAL J. J. SMIDDY; I have the withdrawal of the fleet of .the Americ- Tlie cottagciii' are now finished, anjd ready for occu-- ord as in favor of doing the fencing Bow-e- n, by the resignation of William A. had ,a .very interesting letter Jrom an-Hawaiian A number of English speaking peo- necessary, to .entorclng the new regu-- J Steamship Company, TjancjV and airy, two bedrooms, living room, dining among who shortly will leave for the Mome Isaacs, the .Eastern millionaire, continues to increase by leaps and 0en ple the Japanese are anxious l-'n ' mainland. ; v.-- : :'':. who recently .yisited here. Mr. Isaacs kitchen to see a success tomorrow evening, bounds. . Enormous trade between room, and hath,, closet, electric light, gas. as .The new: rule will force, hikers who At, today's meeting. of the board a believes that the firm of which he 13 amateur . , Seattle and the. Orient, has made qp an by-law- club is contemplating to-reac- Jlata, Konahua-nui- of to the s. the. head can kukui nuts, staging one plays wish iauoa scries amendments utilize hides, for the loss as a result of the closing cf the in English. or ; the Olympus .trail, from the as proposed by Hon. Sanford B. Dole, coconuts, bananas, algaroba beans Tl o society and of the canal, and the first two months lcal has sent .invitations city to the Pauoa or Pa- special work, was other products v and waste lcT vtake either committee for that material 1916 big showing, WAIKIKI to a ) of made a of Americans in Hono-- cific Heights trail, or the Manoa Cliff approved. The amendments probab from Hawaii. :' :. v !o ere expected to be present Tantalus. ; . upon r There .were five Japanese steamers " " " trail after circling ly will be passed at the next 7 recently, of which oulv a verv hliort tlistance froin the very best bathing. rrrancewill begin at , in. Seattle four? ' new trail for hikers in place of meeting of the corporation.' ' crrow evening. . , a were loading for the Far East. The ti suggested by Mr. Few, any, vital . changes ., have tunity to own 1xach home only; the Cooke trail is if discharging shipments valu- Here is your oi)i)oi a for by-law- fifth was Judd. It can be built from the Wai-ki- ki been made In the s, the amend HOPES C.4SE OF 2, ments; serving largely, bring ed at more than $2,000,000. of reservoir No. and, Join to. the -- side Hawaii Ma-ru- , Pacific Heights afid Pauoa trails regulations , more up to .date. Re The fleet included the :!i3 the ' Mexico Maru...GisJiun Maru, Asama $1700; and very TERMS . garding annual membership,. is now ESY at the upper levels. it. .Maru. i ' provided anyone Maru and Shiizuoka 11 the first step toward that who contributes 'This is just Three Coming. Telephone for appointment, 1923; city's water 5 to the treasury of the corporation Liners assuring the purity of the . -- Unusually heavy, cargoes are now upper Nuuanu shall be --a member for the calendar : ?iC!!LE supply from the three being - shipped: to the coast by the reservoirs," said Mr. Judd this after- year during, which the contribution . is made, and. to and including the an- Osaka Shosen Kaisha, which has a noon. "We also plan to take care of III lllliH number of freighters under charter to DUISENBERG & CO road drainage, -- so that it cannot nual meeting held during the first the ccpe with rush of business. ; n ' quarter cf the succeeding year. the AGENTS reservoirs. clal Cable to Liberty News.) pollute the manager, III After, years" absence from The of .the organization several '.XGHAI, - March 's shall be appointed !jby the board of Beferring to a conversation which the transpacific service, the Nippon ; , .. i 76 JMerchant Street . stationed in Chau Chau have directors and removed at its pleasure. he had today with. Takao Ozawa, a Yusen Kaisha liner Kamakura Maru .vj .red their independence and have PAID He shall act as secretary of the cor Japanese, whose petition for citizen- is., now running between Hongkong 4n CL11 TIY i the .other prefects the march poration, the board of directors and ship .was recently denied in the local and Seattle. .rd Canton. Chau Chan is a treaty all committees of the corporation. federal court, Judge Charles F. dem- :The Kamakura Maru is replacing t a few miles. up the Han river Among other things,, the manager will ons says: the liner Akl Maru in the N T. K. . .Shantau, one of the leading sea-rrri- a have direction of in- service. The latter vessel, which is Kwantung OFFICER GRAY TO control and the "I should .like to see the question of of the province. vestigation of all applications Jfor re the eligibility of the Japanese to nat- slightly larger, was taken off the Most of the military governors have lief, and will see that the records and uralization finally settled by the Jhgh-est- ,, transpacific run to succeed the Hita- ; I petitioned Shih-Ka- Yokohama-Australia- n Yuan i to resign accounts are systematically , kept. court. And in connection with chi .Maru in the :'Hr- tr.d the sentiment in South China Ap- any special efforts of the friends of trade. The Hitachi Maru was with- Honolulii's pears re- to be much in favor of the re- JAPANESE CONCERT TO J these people to secure favorable drawn from the Australian run to publican movement. Canton is having action , by Congress, it would be of place in the European service the Ya-sak- a ;:;; cany local - disturbances, andr. Jast BE GIVEN AT MAKIKI dcided advantage to them to be able Maru, sunk in the Mediterran- Marketplace evening a revolutionist hurled a bomb ean by a submarine. (Contlnneji --."om page one) to forestall anw such cunctative ques ct one of the monarchy leaders, but Ladies of the Makiki Japanese tion as, 'Why ask us to legislate, be- bomb failed to do any damage ex- I! , the Ahina and Ung church, at Pensacola and Jvinau fore you really know what the final . In Fiich a cosmopolitun community as Honolulu, cept up am associated with the blowing of a few empty Chong in conducting a certain chefa streets will give a Japanese concert judicial, tribunal thinks as to Japan- BRIEF BITS ON MEN, there is bound to be a large demand for all classes of boxes. ; The action of the bomb throw- game at Wahiawa. 1 understand from at the church on Tuesday evening. ese eligibility to citizenship.' " help, automobiles, motorcycles, accessories, livestock, is certain to have an effect on the ; PLANS AND EVENTS er my partners , that Officer Gray .re- April 4. at 8 o'clock. The proceeds poultry, real estate, furnished and unfurnished rooms citizens now jetitionlng the governor go building np boys ceives $a per week to leave this game will toward the, AT HONOLULU'S "Y" and honses, and a multitude of ether needs. ; , . . SOME H00SIER MUST to surrender .... alone. I personally have never seen clubs' of the Makiki Kindergarten. KEY-RIN- the money paid to him, as I am . only The program as announced for the .HAVE LOST G R. E. Lambert will talk to the stu : .un- evening of following TH0?.!AS MAY ARRIVE- - :: a ticket seller for the bank. It is will consist the way can .these buyers and vio-- dents of the assembly this evening at In no other sellers by - us, however, that thla numbers. Piano solo, Miss Fuyu; A key ring containing six keys and derstood : v.- - such a large and varied assortment of bargains b MLss Ayako ,bottle-ci)ene- 7:15. ':::J'-:.--:r- of 4 money Is paid regularly . to Officer in and piano duet, and a r was turned over to ( I iiuiii itiniitut 4iiwnwni - brought together except through the lassified Columns no arrests by Miss Suzuko; Koto duet, .Miss Fusa- the Star-Bulleti- n- today by Gray with the Idea that Assistant of the Star-Dullcti- n. Hanako; vocal solo, G. A. An ' '. Exchange carrying on the game will.be ko and Postmaster William C. Peterson. i r. .: by the Merchants' announce him for It W; V: Bowen has been appo y ; . :y Radio advice? received this afternoon made, and that further, that he keeps drus; Koto duet, Mrs. Motokl and I. was 'found .about a week ago on the Hanblulu delegate to the soth I po- to; .piano Misses Nobuko and money-orde- r that the U. S. army transport Thomas us posted whenever the Walalua duet. floor of the division of national Convention of the a? :c: , piano Knowlea It will surely pay you to make it a habit to read Tvas 1271 miles off. port at o'ciock lice may be inclined to arrest us. Tcshiko; solo. Miss the postoffice. which will Jn tClevc!cr,:, .meet Star-Bull- et -- solo, E. H. Classified Wants in the ji every day in last nisnt. ana win prooauiy .arrire Sheriff Hose eaid this afternoon and violin Ideler. One of the keys is a Yale paracen- on May 12. . from Manila and Nagasaki Monday that he had known for --a w eek that tric. Another is a Miller key, of the The U. S. S. McCulloch or the Coast the charges would be brought against The copper roof of the famous Yale type. The others are ordinary " : ; .sArepc-t . v Gray. He an officer for Rauhhaus in Vienna will be removed house, bicycle and locker keys. The Guard service, steamed from San 1 has been Francisco for Honolulu today. The about five years," said Rose, "and and turned over iu the military au bottle opener bears the name of 'the ttri a r Star-Bulleti- n published heretofore his record has been with- thorities. Moessel Brewing Company of South nia ,ani Classified yesterday the - first news that he had been ordered out blemish. Of course he is innocent Bend, Indiana. The owner can have chased f liere to convoy the coast guard cutter until he la proven guilty. ; Gray ws Senator Pomeren's bill for a uniform the keys by applying at. the Star-Bui-- ; deposits ' ' , Ural t?tjs 19 E3 Fruaclsco, ; , named by my predecessor." bill of lading passed the senate. letin editorial rooms. T HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 191G. 4 rrnuiv:

NATURALIZATION YACHT CLUB HAS lllQAtAr3:Alfl Eye an3iEar Property in Piikol street of an area trr. of 1 o.ooo square reet is involved in a MEANS MUCH TEN YEAR suit for partition which as been filed NOT 10 LEASE COMPETENT Al -- in the land court by William Brede V .VV:i-: against Emma Karratti. et al. "Don't April8, 1916 LOCAL ON NEEDED A meeting of the members of the GUARDIAN SAYS JAPANESE LAI teachers' Sunday school class being At Our Salesroom, Merchant Street conducted by Rev. J. P. Erdman will be held in Kaumakapili church. Pa-- Shout" THE Regardless of Decision They Gets Right of Way From Oahu lama, at 7:30 o'clock this evening. (Continued from page one) t Will Follow American Ideals, Railway and Land Co.; For- that also her present condition is such "I can hear you Hawaii Shinpo mal Opening April Further hearing of the divorce suit that she is incapable of understand Says 8 brought by Kate Wise against "Hen1 Ing the proceedings that ar" being 1 Claus Spreckcls Property Wise, alleging cruelty, was to be had carried on, or to guard her rights, or perfectly" Stating that the decision rendered Troubles of the Honolulu Yarht in Circuit Judce Stuart's court this to act other than under the influence by Judge C. F. demons In the Ozawa Club were settled today when land afternoon. of those in whose control she is. and "I bought a 'Little ON PUNAHOU STREET, case, will naturally have an effect on between the peninsula road and high The members of the Kaimuki Im that she is incompetent to defend her Gem' Far Phono at Wall CONSISTING OF v' the Americanization of Japanese In water mark owned, by the Oahu Rail- provement Club will meet at 7:30 self in courts of law in her prope ,. Hawaii, the Hawaii Shinpo in an edit- way and Land Company was leased to o'clock this evening in the assembly person." & Dougherty s and it is orial reviews the effect of the decision the club for iu years at si a year. ball of Uliuokalani school. An ad Ssys "Under Influence." the best friend I have. I locally in this morning's issue. The Several months ago, when the yacht dress will be delivered by City Engi The answer and cross bill of Liliuo- - One of Honolulu's Most Famous and editorial says: club began the construction of its new neer George M. Collins. by Attorney Andrews, alleges wouldn't part with it for in kalani. "Judge demons' decision the clubhouse on the peninsula at Pearl that the deed of trust and other in anything if I couldn't get Vnited States district court, denying Harbor, permission to land Charged with soliciting alms, Andy Most Substantially Built Mansions citi use the struments, instead of being the free the petition of Takao Ozawa for between high and' low water marks Graham, an Englishman, was found act of Liliuokalani. and knowinglv another." zenship on the ground that the Nip by guilty today in police court. Sentence race ana was granted the harbor board. and willingly made by her, she was THE GROUNDS COVERING AN AREA OF ponese are of the Mongolian Building had not progressed very far was deferred until Saturday at the re- entirely Let us show you thi v; "under .the influence and alien Japanese may not en-io- therefore when they were notified by the rail- quest of the prosecution which will control of the respondents, Curtis I1 naturalization in America," is a way company make efforts to have Graham deport- wonderful little device, of Jap- that the land between Iaukea and John a. Uominis," and bar to complete assimilation Ugh water mark and the road was ed to the mainland. "by reason age and you will understand anese In Hawaii. that of and mental owned by the transportation line, that infirmity (she was) unable to under why they so "This is, of course, an obstacle in of way would be se- The Great Northern Club will fur are popular. Fotar ; . right have to stand and comprehend said deed and Acres their path to a full Americanization. cured before members could use it aa nish music for a benefit concert and other instruments, or making in choico?t section extending Japanese will the the nfdenoe of the city, Notwithstanding, the an entrance to the clubhouse. The dance to be held in the K. of P. hall thereol. or their or provisions. WALL & terms DOUGHERTYS Dole Bingham WO on.Pnna-lio- u continue to follow American ideas club had presumed that right of way at 8 o'clock next Saturday evening It is also alleged making of from to street feet frontage - that the Optical Department which j appeal to them and- adopt went with the permisison to build on under the auspices of the Pohaialoha deed X1 4X) worthy adoption the of trust was "the act and 'sif street and feet in depth, with wonderful variety Americanisms of the land granted by the harbor board. Christian Endeavor and Sunday deed of said Dominis and Iaukea and whether or not the barrier will stand, The whole matter was referred back school. their attorneys. of ferns, al?ns, ornamental and fruit trees leaiiti fying or how Ion? it will stand. Up permis- - to the board and it held It is alleged that, at the time of the the'premises. . . "This obstacle, may be removed. It sion to build until the club secured The writ of mandamus against the making of the trust deed, "by reason lv officers of Society, which arid is hoped for the sake of the world's permission from the railway to use the Lusitana of the progressive - weakness of old The Great Area of Land ineluded in this ale, proffreaa generally ana for the benefit its land. Today's transaction accom- was filed by Manuel Bento Pacheco, age and her impaired mental faculties, the exclusiveiies of the neihborlKHHl in which it lo- of Hawaii In particular, that the Jap- plished this. a minr, has been signed by Circuit she (the queen) was not of sound who live American lives and Judge Whitney. The writ orders the cated are worthy of the deepest consideration of the anese , mind and not mentally capable of mak will be able Formal opening of the Honolulu society to restore Pacheco's member accept American ideals 'Yacht Club's new quarters on the ing said deed, or any other instru home-seeke- r or investor, )reseutini; an opportunity to. enjoy the privileges of that citizen- ship rights to him. fr , April ment" and that at the same time "she they wish toadopt. peninsula will be held Saturday, acitiuirinsj: lias Mssibilities ship which 8. 150 was under the control and influence a projxrty that extraordinary - A luau for the members and Fancy Makes Great Aovanctment. Announcement has been made to of the said resixmdents, Iaukea and sooner had America a little their guests, dancing, speeches by the effect that Miss Marguerite Ash- - for development and enhancing in value. "No Dominis, - President L. Hart and other officers and unable to obtain inde f more than half a century ago opened ford, daughter of the first judge of un- and a grand illuminated parade of the pendent advice, and incapable of Open for inspection daily from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. the door to Japan than the Japanese the local circuit court, shortly will derstanding her action in signing said club yachts, sculls, canoes and other With-lngton- . . themselves to enter the law offices of Castle & began to accustom compose program deed." Ranch for ;' western civilization.. They read with craft will the Miss Ash ford has been ad and evening. Paragraph four of the answer reads remarkable facility and took to them- Jhe afternoon mitted to practise law In the circuit as follows: Ltd. selves many of the Ideas of the wes- courts of the teiritory. Does Not Know Suit. Jas. F. Morgan Co., to their of terner.' They applied them Respondent further alleges -- ; that Eggs .. system of government, and to their A hearing of the case of Yee Mun space Wife Refuses ever since the niaking of said deed of Auctioneers. mode or living, and in that short Wai, charged with having opium in trust the said Liliuokalani has been . of time Japan has become one of the possession, was to be had before U. in world. and now is mentally incompetent and most advanced nations the S. Commissioner George S. Curry this! incapable of understanding or realiz have case Nord-- I "In Hawaii the Japanese .. afternoon. The of Oscar ing the provisions of said deed of 40c a doz. effectively identified man charged with a similar offense, speedily and - tr(,st, and does not so understand or with the American ideas win ue uearu wmuiruw aneruuuu. I u ,v, I., themselves Family Hoard y ; Fresh from ranchmen practise. They have joined with ,w and - attorneys not i" j- r advising with and does the Americana, and the manner of the . Circuit Judge Ashford this afternoon know of the progress of this suit nor who send us their fresh Japanese is more American than Jap Declines to Give Hubby Money heard the case of Manuel Goldwater what hag been tfone iherelar and ,8 In. anese. They eat American food and From Innamor-- . against the members of the board of capable of acting for herself and in eggs every day. (Elaor clothes, Their Ameri- - Savings for dental examiners. Goldwater, through Special Sale wear American her own behalf in the matters and " can shoes. If tothing else were con-sider- ed ata; He Makes Threats mandamus, Is seeking to have the things set forth in this suit." Phone orders to Rawley 's is proof enough that they beard issue to him a license to prac It is also alleged that the present ' : firmly Xor basic American ideals. Digging up from the family savings Use dentistry in the territory. nso 4225 V ' stand deed of trust fraudulently made is Radical Change. , for her husband to pay the steamer and executed without the said Liliuo "The change from the sandal to the fare of another woman to the island Four hours daily are now teing al kalani being mentally competent to shoe is radical indeed. ' in Japan old of Maul did not appeal to the thrifty lowed holders of flat water privileges understand the same is a fraud upon ' batterel buildings are being consigned mind of Agnes Kane, a Hawaiian for irrigation purposes, according to her estate. Inn - Carafe with Tumbler cover Stock Limited story i ; the rubbish heap to make room for woman, according to the she an announcement made by Harry E. Given Back. to police morning. Want Property European style told in court this Murray, general manager of Ho ! modern American and the The petition prays that the trustees 4553 , - In Japanese schools and When Mrs. Kane refused to divulge nolulu water' and sewer departments. structures. of the estate be ordered to forthwith SL," the whereabouts of the household wal u 8. n ., . Hotel .near Fojt colleges the Enfjish language Is used, The hours are from to o'clock in reoonveyto the-qeee- the legal' title berVbusfeaad, Peter-Kane- ; and there can be JW: .doubt, tar the let. threat the morning and from 4 to 6 o'clock to all the property desert bed in me fair-minde-d be minds of the people that ened.her, she said, and declared in the afternoon. deed, and that the respondents, assimilated here would shoot her. All of which led to trust . the Japanese can be especially Dominis and Iaukea, be re anywhere. "' -- . her swearing out a warrant asking or to keep LAND LITIGATION strained from interfering with the I The refusal to admit Japanese to that he be placed under bonds cueen. DAILY REMINDERS j citizenship seems based on a techni- the peace. BEGUN OVER AREA race AllVTUCjr ,U'MCo p.cya.cv d?.?nitlon of the , couple together on tlfAIAI cality of the The have lived llflTlim I M r I Round the island Ma auto, 14.00 Ite" persons; a tech- years. Wit nil M LH C continuing and confirming the appoint of what are 'vi the best of terms for the last 22 guardian ad Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. Adv. 'WDfmordlc(oin). nicality whlrb tars Japanese hut ad- It was "the other woman" that caused ment of him as litem, and Corsets correctly fitted. The Goodwin -- e Action for ejectment was filed in granting him the right to file the an House housewaiks" i Jfowever.-th- matter 21-2- or s con 2. mits 'ilipinos, the recent trouble, as Mrs. Kane circuit court yesterday afternoon by swer and cross bill, was signed by Shop, Rms. Pantheon Bid. Adv. 'mi going: to tbo Tnited States supreme morning. 1 Is fessed this Tenney Peck against Charlotte D. Circuit Judge Stuart today. 12000 cash swings a nice little home 55:WHG.STRFIT.KOOLU LU court, where the final decision must When asked if she feared her bus i deal in .Kaimuki. See Trent Trust 1 I. being ex the principle mvoivea is Steere, the allegation that Attorney Andrews this afternoon be 'given. The 1and now, Mrs. Kane cast a coy the defendant has ''unjustly, and con- plained that he was appointed guard Compecy: ' of great ImpbrUnce.; and bears inti- glance Peter, murmured bash Jap-anes- at and trary to law the rights of the of queen on tne & Co day mately on the relations between a and ian ad litem the Yee Chan will close all fully that she did not. plaintiff, taken into possession and I ground that she was not competent tomorrow, Friday, March 31, to ar- iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiniiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin end Americans here In Hawaii. "Only I don't want him - to get Japanese ere intensely converted to her own use certain iana to protect her own interests, ana ior range for a sale, commencing Satur Naturally the drunk anymore,? she said. As an aid Kahala, Waialae-nui- , was not necessary to -- j situated at this this reason it day morning, April i: Adv. 'interested In th-- outcome, hoping tkat following straight and ' cam- to Peter's the island, having an area of 1700 square obtain her permission or authority to success will crown thefr earnest - Don't 'foraet the bia clearina sale narrow path. Judge Monsarrat had feet. ' - Ifiift &nv admissions which he might 4 citizenship. . ' at Canton Dry Goods Co., Hotel street. paign for the interpreter reprimand him round The land in question is alleged to be make as such guardian. ly, and then turned him loose. The near. Fort. Big bargains inVomen's a portion of royal patent nzi ana ; Yoij Going two .walked out of the courtroom to 228, portion shoes and rnen's furnishings. 'Adv.' iMt MAM INSTEAD OF commission award and a DEAD .; Are you raising chickens for fun or ' gether. ., of the lands described in a certain in SICK ONE FOUND WHEN by in "dead earnest?" In either event denture lease made and executed you will do well to buy your supplies if so, be sure your Baggage is safely and promptly deliv:. CITY AMBULANCE CALLS WOMAN SHOT AND L. G. Blackman and J. W. Pratt to from the California .Feed Company ' 4 X KILLED BY ANOTHER Arthur M. Brown, dated June 14, 1910. - : at the right place by the YEEBpmg Your work done more quickly, vtlVi an ambulance Plaintiff asks that the court restore A hearse rather than ease, ; efficiency, and economy and was needed in a call made by the em- '; HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Mrs. Rose the land to him, together with $100 as I without If you cook with gas. By surgeon morn-lcnrth-d Wood, a young married woman, was damages for its alleged detention by i'rt ergency hospital; this calling 8424 you may have a Hono Union-Pacif- ic Transfer Company, L' home of a, Hawaiian named shot and instantly killed on a crowded defendant lulu Gas Company representative call, Pooahi. on 'Kawaiahao street Huntington-Ashlan- d lnterurban car by -- Irish Chan & Co., the big .Bits . or verse rrom Hawaii," a call, which came from the Board Mrs. Leonard Defoe, who claimed that Tomorrow Yee U. S. MAIL CAEEIEES r . The FURTHER REPUBLICAN nAntsi Arv vnnA rftmnanv. will DC dainty book of verse collected and of Health, asked that Pooahi be tak- Mrs. Wood had alienated her hus IN grand published by C. D. Wrigtit, is on sale am- , NOMINATIONS SENT closed in preparation of the en to the Leahi home. ? When the band's affections.: - Only Expert Furniture Movers in this City - eniargea ana com- at all leading book stores aid curfcju bulance arrived shortly after, Pooani Mrs. 'Wood died almost instantly. opening oftheir '" following additional returns Dletelv restocked, store An entire stores. It makes an interesting souve had Just died. --V::- Mrs. Defoe surrendered to the police The from the Republican elections last Sat-arda- y Hoor. devoted solely to high quality nir of the islands. Adv. 174 King St., next to Young Hotel Phones 1874, 11 have been received by Secre Oriental goods of every description, tary Eli J. Crawford: will be thrown open to the public f?r Dr. Jose oh F!l2kp. AmoHran. onrtronn Third District, Maul. the first time, as will their new shoe has been appointedTto'the command of Second of the third D. T. Fleming, departments sii military hospitals by the French illll iniiiiiiiini::::: ; , uovernment. Jf OUEt ?QUII BIG ; Honokohau. . Yee Chan & Co. is the greatest Thirteenth of the third W. F. Oriental dry goods firm in .Hawaii, Pogue, Huelo. and the punctuality, personal atten PILES CURE! IN 6 TO 14 CMS Fourteenth of the third S. K. Ka tion and thoroughness that, have PAZQCaNTMESfc JAPANESE; SILB1 GOODS AND CUBIOS to is guaranteed to ailua, Keanae. helped make them so will continue bleeding itching Fifteenth of the third H. Renter, characterize all their future dealings core:bliiM, or pro Nahiku. Be sure to read their full page adver truding PILE3n6 to 14 days or Do not fail to watch these every Thursday night - money for Sixteenth of the third R. A. Drum tisement in this edition of the Star- refunded. Mannfactcred by ' i, '; v - mean wiving for you on Friday in toilet and mond, J. K. Holani, Hana. Bulletin. thePARis MEpiCINECO.,St.Louis, Phone 1522 iti Nuuahu, near Hotel 'they Fourth District, Oahu. - U.'Sa drug necessaries. Second of the fourth Jonah K. Ka-- A reDort from Rome states that lanianaole, W. Kalanl Keiki, Lono Mc the Kaiser is again suffering from Callum. Carl A. Widemann and John throat trouble. H. Wise. 1 Rexail Headache Pearl Tooth Grer.t B-it- am will not conduct an MORNING ON 'CHANGE investigation of the sinking of the Wafers Powder British liner Persia in the Mediter Though trading is slightly better in ranean. Reg. 25c. Fndav 20c. Reg. 25c, Friday 20c. volume than earlier in the week, with involving ' registered deals 3715 shares, i Pearl Tooth Brush Maile Peroxide Cream sugar stocks listed locally on change are Holding witnm a very narrow SAN FRANCISCO Scratch Feed of all kinds. Foods to Reg. 35c. Friday 30c. Reg. 25c. Friday 20c. price range practically marking time Mm and awaiting definite action at Wash- stimulate egg-layin- g. ; Vermin powder. ington on the sugar tariff. With the Bellevue Hotel exception of a slump of one-quart- er All accessories. Grit. by Waialna, weakness in McBryde, Geary and Taylor Sts. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. and a momentary flurry which car up one-eight- h ried Olaa and then First-Qa- ss The Eexall Store "Service Every Second" down again to $17.50, prices are un Strictly Cdiforhia Feed Co; Ltd. changed yesterday's ruling ' ::: 1297 at prices. l Queen at Alakea. r Fort and Hotel Streets Phone Built of concrete and i - Open Until 11:15 f PERSONALITIES steeL Private bath to A. M. BROWN, city attorney, left every 12 minutes for a week's stay on Maui yesterday room; afternoon. He returned from a three fromxposition; head- weeks' rest on his ranch there tw quarters island resi- PHONE 2295 REACHES weeks ago. for dents. Rates, $2 per HANS FASSOTH, former Punahou American Hustaee-PecZ- CoM now day and up; KIH'VU'OF i Ltd. student and head luna at the ALL ROCK ANDBANDOR CONCRETE WORK. fvipahula plantation. .Maui, is in Ho plan, $4 per day and up. - FIREWOOD AND COAL. , - nolulu on a vacation. He will remain 3 QUEEN v. - - P.- O. BOX 212 STREET here about two weeks.'. . , STAR-BULLETI- Foum HONOLULU N, TITTRSPAV, MARCH 30, 1916. LETIERS VITAL STATISTICS A THE PLACE FOR THE FLAG. BORN

Ewa. T. H.. March 27. 1S16. MONTGOMERY In XawiliwHi. Editor Honolulu Star-Culleti- Kauai. March 26, 1916, to Mr. and Sir: Sunday last with a party of j Mrs. Kalei Montgomery, a son. friends I spent some time around the EDITOR shore at Faleiwa. There is a Japan- TOMIOKA In Honolulu, March 2, H; Tom-iok- ULEY ALLEN 1 a ese school thrre and noticed that ; l'Jl, to Mr. and Mrs. Minoru LUCKY THE WOMAN WHO . r MARCH 30, V.n6. tion for federalization of the militia. there ".as a lar?? Japanese tl&K flying cf 1027 Aala street, a daugh- THURSDAYS . . from its flagpole with the Stars and OWNS AWALTHAM In connection with the Hay bill, a peculiar Stripes underneath. This must have ter. Aiko. March 6. 1916. ! to increase been observed by hundreds, as the CiiONG In Honolulu. THE JOB IN MEXICO, incident occurred which has served Wong Dung Kwti. WATCH some school Is near the highway and the to Mr. and Mrs. the irritation between the president and bathing resort of Halelwa. Now as McCully tract, a son Wong Sau Gen. and the officers commanding of the biggest men politically in the lower far as I could see no one protested, Chong. Xt only i? he tHjuipped Tritli Funston 1 WW 1 and the question arises: Are the peo- HEE In Honolulu. March 4. 1916. to Dill was time-Iitvo- v the columns of the Mexican punitive expedi- house. When the debate on the Hay ple indlfierent regarding the proper re- Mr. and Mrs. Hee Fat of 1234F of iin r.ocurati' doinnidable great deal more about the problem fit its hpifrlit. Comrressman Gardner of Massa- - spect to the fla? because the rrovern-men- t Emma lane, otf Emma street, a tion know a is, or is the government indiffer- daughter. Kam Look. but in the handsome, arm-chai- r critics correspondence between himself of catching Villa than all the chusetts read ent hecause the people are? ZANE At HonoIulnMch. 30, to Mr. tasteful cast's in which the Grande. Secretary of War Baker. In a letter to The condition referred to the hani and Mrs. J. Y. T. Zane. 10K6 Young north of the ,Rio and ing of the flags would not be Mexi- of tolerat street, a son. movements are placed she has is a mistake to suppose that chasing Gardner, Mr. Baker exposed the fallacies ed for an instant in Japan. No. sir. It Japanese adornment of exquisite easy safe, and the men who Hay bill. the are too loyal to their DIED. mi cans is either or the colors for that But we let Utile l the past year friends immediately believed things and they beaut v. ave been along the border for Hav and his slide naturally lead PA I N AHA IA In Honolulu, March 29. them to big?er things. Tahe care of the is foolish to expect a few Wilson had ') thrown i VM Mrs. Waiula Pa;nahala, Gulick rriRo know it It that President smaller infringements and you will .7 ; avenue, agd 60 years. iLavallier and Wrist American cavalry to control the en- down," conjecturing that the president must have fewer larger ones. Witness delicatp thousand In Honolulu. March 29. 1916. Watches of condemnation .Mexico! I left Haleiwa about 2 p. m.. MEE denign platinum, situation in Northern Mexico. . have iriven consent to Baker's Chan Mee, 107 North King street. in tire and the flag of liberty was still proud pold or silver: plain, Every precaution and every safeguard must of the house bill. It was only a few weeks be ly waving underneath. !ema!e. aged 2 years. 1916 chased or st with American force president had let Jus secre- Perhaps the schoolmaster acted FAT In Honolulu, Marcn 30, gems. . a taken to make sure that the fore this that the I i split through ignorance. At any rate Yee Kr.m Fut, Beretania street, vrill not be divideiL and. possibly attacked by a tary of war, Garrison, resign rather than would suggest that if you publish this j tral. single, aged 71 years, Hay bill. The that the Japanese pajers do so also. j OKI In Honolulu, March 29. 1916. : inch-mo- re numerous enemy.; The opinion with the house leaders over the Perhaps by doing so this spectacle j Mrs. Nobu Oki. Kuakini street, aged arm-cha- ir Gardner-Bake- staggerer to the -- ometimesi expressed by the critics r episode was a will not be seen again. ".3 years. H. F. Wichman & Co. finall Mexican soldiers have house leaders, some of whom, according to TOURIST. HOLOKAI In Honolulu, March 29. that only forces of 1916. HolokaL Liliha street. five observed baldly Maliino Jewelers and Platinumsmiths urvived tlie . numerous revolutions and Washington correspondents, POLICEMEN IN POLITICS. near King, aged 2 years. is a grave 44 has flopped again." It has been IiAiK In the Kauikeolani Children's years of almost constant warfare Wilson Honolulu, March 29, lilfi. Hospital, Honolulu, March 28, 1916, Fort Street i.nstake. lAn American who recently returned widely commented in Washington that Garri- Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. John James, son of Mr. and Mrs. claims 'to have would not hat e resigned had the president Sir: The guessing in your news Emanuel Bair of Wahiawa, Oahu, a Mexico Carranza son article-concerni- from fays that ng protest against po- native of Wahiawa, one year and 1 00,000. men under his command, and could taken the stand he appears to have taken with licemen being candidates for election 22 days old. as members of the Democratic terri- ELA.MA In Honolulu, March 28. 1916, 1 field least half that robably put into the at Baker. torial committee could be improved Albert Kawai George, son of Mr. liiimlKT. Gen. Alvaro Obregon not long ago ? The Chamberlain bill is now in the senate upon. ;md Mrs. William Kawai Elama of go Some of them are MoCnndless' po- 16 Marmion street, Kakaako, u na- : more 50,000 Yaqui debate and probably will be passed and mstered . aforco of than for licemen and its about an even break tive of this city, six months and 12 ma- of upper house of Swedish i :;dians, as fierce and untamed lis the feared to the house tliVis assuring parliamentary between McCandless and Hose on that days bid. The sixth annual distribution The the 30 ago, mid hiarched a large neuvering on the military issues for weeks to point. I care not whose policemen WILDER In Holliston, Mass., March bonuses to its employes was mad? by Parliament refused to consider pro- Apaches of years they are and contend that they have 2S, 1916, Edward Francis Wilder, the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., posals from individual members for : rt of this force to Mexico City, afterward come. no proper place on a territorial com- married, retired banker, a native of more than $250,000 being divided the intervention of Sweden to obtain lirig breaking the backbone of mittee of any political party, law or .New England. 70 years old. Related among 5,000 employes. peace in Europe. north und no law. I doubt very much that Mc- to the Honolulu Wilder and Ash- ilia 's power. Even the : beaten - and fleeing Germany's air-raid- s on Haloniki have pro- Candless would have approved of fil- ford families. to 10,000 men, though of rage on the part of the ing any protest even if he had been Villa is believed have voked an outburst consulted. 1 do not care a straw what the Teu- MARRIED :i flattered bands. . ; ; Greek liberal press which is against way Sheriff Rose leans, as it has noth- forces against the anyway but military usage justifies the ing whatever to do. with the case. I YAMADA-H1ROTS- U In Honolulu. Any combination of these tons have always contended; and do now 1916, Yamada, of Allies March 28, Seuchi , :ncricans might be a serious matter. Luckily raids. Saloniki is a fortified base the contend, that the socalled civil service aged 33, to Sue Hirotsu, aged 21 rcgon is Villa's sworn enemy, and Carranza and the camps around it are armed camps. law was a farce r when enacted; was Ceremony performed by Rev. Y. Intended to be a farce;, 'has been a I mam ura. - . not likely to give any substantial help to French and British aviators have raided the farce; is now a ,farce artdy will con- NISHIDA-SAKAMOT- O In Honolulu, al tinue to be a farce.' ' It should have 1916, aged break between the pro-ision- and Bulgarian camps north of the March 28. Yalchi Nishida, Villa unless there is a Austrian been entitled, "An Act to 21. expression of Greek Promote 33, to Isao Sakamoto, aged government and Uncle Sam;; v'V Greek border without any Political Gymnastics." Cerenony performed by Rev. V. 1; r 4 r .i: well-inform- Lorrin Andrews should have been I mam One ed American expects that anger reaching the ears of the world. ura. appointed as chairman of the commis- NAKAGAWA-NISHlKAW- A In Hono- Villa will wean away from Carranza a large sion at first and should have been lulu, March 28, 1916, Kengo Naka-gaw- a, kept on job Nishl-kaw- a, wt of the government troops. This, - he Brewery stock, is rising on the report from the all the time, for what aged 21. to Sadaro he don't know about political gym- aged 20. Ceremony performed ; ophesies, will be followed by a defeat of the Washington that the house judiciary commit- nastics is not worth knowing. From by Rev. Y. Imamura. nail American expedition, which is hopelessly tee declines to consider any prohibition meas- the first I have anticipated an adverse YONEHIRO - OJIRO In Honolulu, ruling and stfll ;so anticipate. The 28, 1916, Yonehlro, V March Saburo -- i ..(numbered, and then' will coma.' a call for ures at this session. It, is a little,early for the law should be repealed arid the money aged 27, to Toml Ojirl. aged 28. now squandered on should 200,000 bills in the farce Ceremony performed by . Rev . Y. American volunteers,; It wilIntake brewery folk to exult. JThe prohibition ! 1,11 be put to better use. '' Imamura. finish job we have 'begun,'" is will be considered When any one Is foolish enough ohmteers to the' which Hawaii interested to ICH1TARO-SUENAG- A In Honolulu. think that membership on any politi- ; predicts. V '; -- 5v.-: by the house committee on territories and the March 28, 1916, HIronaka Ichitaro, with $40 per '"'.' cal committee of any party is not par-tiza- n aged 46, to Tsuru Suenaga, aged 26. monthly playmentt. senate committee on Pacific Islands and Porto activity of the "get there" vari- Ceromony perrormed by Y. Ima- ; ' cash r ety, a guardian 7 $2000 should be appointed CHAMBERLAIN-BIL- SHOULD PASS, r Rico. : mura. .. to take care of him. WALKER-WATERHOUS- required to own home, E In Ho- is all that 'is this beautiful Yours truly, nolulu, March 28, 1916, Robert Clem- in one of the best sections of the city. ; ' T. RYAN. Wa-terhous- Army officers on Qahu who hate been fol- Incidentally,,,4 'Pineapples and Prosperity," J. (Hilo) ent Walker and Miss Margaret e. Scud-de- r, . lacked Rev. Dr. Doremus Seyen rooms, large lot, all; modern improve-'- ding the varioits jniliterH measures tinder the topic of an Ad Club paper yesterday, " JAMES W. JUMP WANS pastor of the Central Union - . 4 ments. ', v" by Congress weeks ago mafle up one P. should have been Pine- church, officiating. Witnesses, El- r.sideration alliterative It GEORGE COOKE the Hay Bill is practically Publicity and Prosperity," and the TROPHY eanor Sturgeon and J. P. Morgan. Phone 3477 for further particulars. :ir minds that apples, BERNARD-BRAS- H' FOR LANDING BIG KAKU In Honolulu. rthless and that the Chamberlain bill should man who helped put the publicity ip theright March 25, 1916, Oscar Bernard and

- Miss Winifred Emily Brash, Rev, passed. The- Hay bill, which is the house places was the author of the address, Arthur James W. Jump of Los Angeles and Dr. Doremus Scudder, pastor of the " re- received approval of the Dole Chicago.- - Harold L. Morris of Denver, who Central Union church, officiating. .sure and has the of cently returned from a fishing expe- ' s jm--. Witnesses, F. H. Schurmann, Grace in cope and dition to waters of Maui, had a McCul-loug- resentatives, is limited the V. Schurmann and O. L. h. successful trip. Mr. Jump while at ticable. : Secretary of War Baker, new to geologists and engineers- at Panama are Keoneoio won the George Cooke Cup, BURSELL-KIDDE- R 4 of-repos- In Hbnojulu, office as he is, was able to "show up" the working to find the angle e" on the which was offered to fisher- the first March 25, 1916, Elton Harold Bur-se-ll y measure. lie did it by supplying the sides of the great cut. Apparently no sijch man who landed in local water, with and Miss Helen Harriet Kidder. light tackle, a game fish weighing Rev. Dr. Doremus Scudder, pastor of representatives with an analysis of angle is prospect in Mexico. --New York more, than 30 pounds. Silver Plate "wear ? A in of the Central Union church, offi- Wallace that reslstl bill should become, law'it V Mr. Jump, after fishing off Lahai-na- , ciating. Witnesses, Annie Kidder has a perpetual guarantee. We are proving that if it World. decided to go to Keoneoio, where the-numbe- William one-third-- and Kidder. agents for this Wonderful Tableware Id only of r 32 produce he was successful in landing a ' kaku. a" game fish much sought and can show you some Beautiful Pattern. ' : incd and partly . trained troops claimed Maine Democrats have endorsed President BUILDING PERMITS. N after by the anglers. In addition to it by .Hay and the other pseudo-expert- s. as greatest living states- landing Mr. Wilson the world's the kaku Jump also Honolulu Gas Company, owner. Lo- VIEIRA. JEWELRY CO., Ltd. : eretarylBaker showed would New Jer- caught a large yellow-fi- n tuna. The cation, IwileL Pacific that the plan man. What about;Brjran, Martine of mauka side of 113 Hotel SL - Popular Jewelers. ;, two fishermen made the trip in Mr. street, Ewa of gas works. Blacksmith ' case regular army by 40,000 men sey homeward-boun- d Colonel? sampan, the in a and the Morris' the Dixie Maru. and repa'r shop. Honolulu Gas Com- 4- 1 of three to four years.but in seven years pany, builder and architect Esti- ' I PERSONALITIES mated cost, $200. produce a net increase of only 16,000 in Looks as if the Democratic harmony song so "' " r Y. Ahin, owner. Location, Palama. : .' 'i 'mlf. r annv reserve. , ; eloquently chanted a couple of weeks ago has MR. AND MRS. CLINTON J. Waikiki . side of Dowsett lane, 100 Ch::mborlain - bill, on the other hand, open busted up by sixteen different factions HUTCHINS expect to Jeave for the feet makai rrom King street Tene- coast in the Matsonia Wednesday. ment Y. Ahin, builder. Estimated Furnished 1 1 ri::g the regular army up to a peace singing their little hymn of hate. They are at the Moana now. cost, $180. 1563 Wilder are. (servants) Bedrooms. 2oM 178,000 in five years and a full war S. Kimochita, owner. ; Location, ...... 3 1 CHESTER A. DOYLE left for Hilo mauka side of Corkscrew lane, 140 f 223,000. Its general provisions for With a figure of 5.96 and free sugar put off in the Mauna Kea yesterday morning feet Waikikl from Fort street Dwell- : reserve, federalization of militia until at least 1920, the man who gets into the to meet W. D, Sanborn, general ing. Z. Sugihara, builder. Estimated t freight and passenger agent of the cost $875. Unfurnished V c ' 3 training corps are both compre- - same block with pessimism ought to be Burlington system, who will arrive in N. Hisamoo, owner. Location, San- 770 Kinau street ..4 22.50 : d practical, in the" opinion of the the Great Northern. Doyle and mauka corner of Liliha street and Par- V rooming-hous- Waialce road (bet 7th and Sth aves).. . .15 100.00 - born worked in the same office in San ker lane.' Store and e :ts. Moreover, the Chamberlain bill Francisco in 1884, and have not aeea M. Fujita, builder and architect Esti- 1317 Makikl sL (reduced rent)...... 2 30.00 1S77 Kalakaua ave. . ..2 20.00 advantage of the currents of popu-..li::::- nt each other for several years. mated cost $470. Peru's president is., going 'to resign in favor 1675 Kalakaua ave. (in rear)...... 2 12.00 vice-preside- . in favor of preparedness, instead of the. nt, but happily that sort of 1675 Kalakaua ave. (April 5, 1916) ...2 25.00 12C6 Matlock ave 25.00 ying . to counter to. these currents, thing is not ing ...2 nil catch Boston Herald. 1225 Wilhelmlna Rise ...2 22.00 t the. Continental Army plan proposed by tary, Garrison," and In many respects sup-- V Mr. Ford is liable to find the domestic peace d m the country, is adapted more nearlv of his employes even harder to secure than the Ml NOON ;ible conditions and iised to some extent peace, of Europe. Boston Herald. Lots (aimuii . Vnator Chamberlain, and the Oregon man Twofine in 1, 1916 .v.. r.lso embodied in his measure part of the Be lenient in censuring the border censor. Saturday, April FOR SALE l proposed by the National Guard Associa- - Boston Herald. The fine Mercer premises at Ocean View, Kaimuki, ::er OF LOCAL GET READY CLUB VICTOR DOCTOR WHO VISITED costing $26,000, will be sold at auction at the rooms of ' At a Bargain WILDER FAMILY IS ' WITH PREPAREDNESS TALK HERE ILL SINCE HIS Jas. F. Morgan Company, Limited, Merchant Street. RETURN TO MAINLAND DEAD, CABLE SAYS The rooms are all large, splendid sleeping accommo- , to school Fred De Witt CUnton and Paul Kep Good view and elevation, very convenient peler of the Get Ready Club of dations, very living room, dining room,-- etc., r. ITJward Francis Wilder, a em-- J the . Word has just been received by attractive and carline. .;,yy:: ft Y. M. A. were C the winners of the Byrd Mills school -- 3: cf the Massachusetts brancA Oi Miss Edna of that fine servants' quarters, garage, tennis court. " Fronting 150 feet on Waialae Road. local Wilder and Ashford families, final debate last . evening in Cooke her brother. Dr. Prince Byrd, who vis ' halL Tne question debated was, "Re- ; ct his home In Holliston, Massa-tra- , ited the islands during the Carnival, Seldom does the opportunity occur of securing a Tuesday, according to solved, that money spent for national has been very seriously ill since ar last defense, could : received here by Circuit be used in a better riving on the mainland. Dr. Byrd's splendid property like Xanea Villa at a figure much be- . . . way." The Get Ready duo upheld the was blood poison- e Ashford. Mr. Wilder, who was illness caused from low the original cost. : 0050.00 e old, a banker, negative aide of the question. James ing, the result of a small blister on irs and rt!red Akana and Robert Kula 'v - a O'.stant cousin of Jud?e A. "A. of the his foot He is now considered out 'tr cf Honoluln. Ho Is survived Knights of Kamehameha had, the af- of danger. Dr. Byrd is on the medi- . i;::jy Vr.:2rhouse Trust Co., Ltd. - firmative. of the Oregon state asylum. a vidow. a son and three dan;h- J cal staff Company- - EpsL j The judges for debate were E. Guardian Trust Ltd. , ..II residing in the Mr. and the Stocks, r;r.f3,'nesl 'Estate, Insurance. Phone 1203 Wilder visited hero in 1913 and O. Bartlett of the Kamehameha Articles of incorporation were filed Byron J DeX by Administrators Estate John llercer. the gVfciU of ause-auxLvMta. j school,. Paul Steel .0fUjeJY.,C A, at Dover. lb .Commonwealth J. 1 O. ..-- . v. : ., I ...... and II. Lindblom, a tourist. Hotel Construction Corporation. v '.if. ... : ; , ; v RTAH-BUTXETT- 191(T FIVD HONOLULU K, TTTTTTISDAY, MARCH SO,

: n BIG SHRINERTO Heart Disease ITS YOUR LIVER! Kills Dogs As BE HONORED BY Well As People YOU'RE BILIOUS, $ut For a Few Deaths Frequently Occur After HEADACHY, SICK ALEXANDER . In i V Visits From Masters or Moments of Excitement ' DN -- vAVvS, Pi5.. Native Rons ot the State of Maine Stay Constipated With Don't IV'V j t& Young viOA are to itfve a lunch at the Commercial That human leing3 are not the only Broken Lots of Women's ' Monday noon to death from heart Breath Bad, Stomach Sour ! : I . 'A-F;E:- Club next to J. ruinara creatJres suler r? -: Steven or Portland. Me., imperial failure, but that dogs are frequently or a Cold to1 potentate of the Mystic Shrine. victims of such an attack, is the state- Slippers offered at $2.50 a Among the visitors who will be pre-en- t ment of Territorial Veterinarian Vic- ' A. Norgaard, made today in his Enjoy Life! Liven Your Liver i at the lunch are Mr. Cyrus H. K. tor Bread,CaRe,Candy, Curti3, a of Portland. Me., and report before the board of agriculture Tonight and g&J native and Bowels )'s: J0?g hyd-o-grap- uic pair. j i and fopestry. - ICE CREAM Mr. Nathan C. Grover of the survey, of Bethel, Me. Three deaths from heart failure Feel Fine j Brick a native .vR-'41.V. 50c Quart .. liocal State of Maine people who have been noted at the territorial im- have accepted are C. D. Bishop of migration station, according to the Come while we have the sizes. Kamehameha schools, Lieut Black. veterinarian, and in two cases the Lieut. Philoon, Mr. Wilklns. Ed Tow se. deaths occurred immediately after the Edgar Barry, CapL Freeman. William victims had been visited by their High Grades: Bronze, White and Henry, Charles F. Merrill. Mr. Star-bir- d owners. R. Farrington. A gen- Because of this fact, visits at the and W. are Black. None damaged. eral' invitation is extended to all na- station from owners to their doss Maine to partici- discouraged by the officials as much tives of the State of occurs most com- Only broken lots. pate and they are requested to com- as possible. Death er bred C. D. Bishop. Kame- monly anion the higher animals. municate with bull died hameha Schools, Honolulu. The lunch "A valuable Uoston terrier breakfast room dur!ng the last months from heart will be served in the failure," said Dr. Norgaard in his re- of the club. port. "This animal appeared in ex- Mclnerny Shoe Store cellent health up to a few minutes be- you sleep fore his death. The keeper of the 'work while Phone 1529 station wss at the time distributing liver and Fort Street E.W. CHRISTMAS dogs were, Tonizht sure! Remove the U 1; the evening m;al, and the which is keeping your les3 bowel poison extensive renovations as usual, more or excited. dizzy, your tongue coated, breath HI LE "The dog ir question was also head barking, when offensive and stomach sour. Don't ;;V IeUiM' dancing around and headachy, consti- improvements are being CLOSES EXHIBIT d over, frothing at the stay bilious, sick, suddenly it rolh cold. Why don't you mouth, and was dead in a few min- pated and full of post mortem, examination get a box of Cascarets from the drug Inter-Islan- - ,. .. : inade at our old location, we will utes. A one. or two tonight d showed valvular insufficiency in both store now? Eat The Steam if i heart, so the dog and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver AT END OF WEEK sides of the that you experi- serve .our patrons next door, could, at very best, have lived but a and bowel cleansing ever Navigation Co., Ltd. up fit t ' short time." enced. You will wake feeling , 908 Fort St.; Dr. Norgaard says that heart failure and fine. Cascarets never gripe or The notable exhibit of paintings estimated by authorities to cause bother you all the next day like calo- will is Excnrsion above Castle & Cooke's offices at least 5 per cent of the deaths in mel, salts and pills. They, act gently Second Personally Conducted close this week and E. W. Christmas, dogs of the pet or thoroughly. Mothers should give well bred dogs or but : :' R. B. A., who has brought the collec- toy variety. Frequently the disease is cross, sick, bilious or feverish chil- TO THE tion here, will then begin painting mistaken by the owner for rabies. dren a whole Cascaret any time. They .t.!t:-- local subjects of interest. children love them. are harmless and r Art critics of Honolulu regret that Adv. ' the attendance at the Christmas ex- Great Active Volcano of Kilaued hibition has not been larger. Many NEED MAN IN fine canvases are shown and while will 14" next there have been several sales, tho V HOLE CARLOAD The Flagship "Manna Kea" leave Pier response has not been such as to Saturday, April 1st, 1916, at 3 P M. bhow great appreciation on the part KONA TO HELP Tuesday morning early. JMgMRNY'S rf the public for art in this form. Mr. Arriving back in Honolulu Christmas has several splendid paint- OF PIANOS HERE ' ings of his own. Perhaps when he hae Coupon Tickets covering steamers, automobiles and - ; - l$tWhcre v Quality Reigns" finished local subjects he will draw Tuesday : Hr , ; more attention from Honolulana. VETERINARIAN hotel accommodations from Saturday to He has found in' Hawaii much form Included in the record cargo of tha of was a shipment 2Ss and color to attract me attention Matsonia on Tuesday expects to spend sev Starr-Richmon- d and the painter and of a deputy territorial veter- of . 16 Steinway, ONLY Need for the eral weeks in the territory. Remington pianos and players - inarian on the island of Hawaii was : I' com- Thayer Piano Company. NO EXTRA CHARGES impressed upon the territorial f PUNAHOU PLAYERS TO of agripulture in the report This is the second carioaa snipmeni missioners growing Provided twenty bookings are received by Friday - today monthly meeting of pianos received by this 1' read at the February 15 besides two by Mr. FOR --t- . POSTPONE DATE by Territorial Veterinarian Victor A. firm since evening next, the excursion will be conducted t . proof shipments of automatic Apollo player Norgaard. Dr. Norgaard used as Vis-Norto- "GREEN STOCKINGS" about March 1. de n of the Hawaii Publicity Commission. of his argument two cases of glanders pianos received Ko-fcal-a. general prosperity of theso v.- - which broke out last mpnth at The Your Reservations Early This Week. , u ai Snec?al Star-Bulleti- n CrrpDondence. Is reflected in the great num- Make . .- islands. COLLEGE, March 30. .jijii i i being sold'. L: E: Thay-- " OAH The , disease, undoubtedly a relic ber of pianos Dramatic Clubs are woTking "Thla Is nearly impossible to INTEFMSLAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. Punahou from the Walw. vail?, outbreak in er says that it carefully and on : the delightful on to supply tne de- hard 1911 has made Its appearance in keep stocK hand Honolulu, T. H. . Queen Street . Stockings." . comedy. "Green The the report, "a mare with a mand. of presentation of play has date the mule colt being reported as suffering been postponed from the middle of by the local veterinar- PEOPLE May 5. from slanders HONOLULU April until Rowat. Dr. Elliot had both reason for postponement is ian. Dr. ACTION The the animals killed and the premises dis- GET INSTANT that Miss Maud Hastings, who is in ' charge rehearsals, is not willing infected. : . j of the "Since that time Dr. Rowat found Those who have used it In Hono- play be given, until is thor i that the it one more case In a neighboring sta- lulu are astonished at the INSTANT iir.'t. every -- oughly prepared in detail which likewise wto destroyed; action of simple buckthorn bark, gly-- . See ' i -- pre ble, You WaM to a. If r r Every effort is being .made to for Adler-i-k- Be- ;"- - .. ... While there is no serious cause cerine, etc., as mixed In sent "Green Stockings" in the most desirability ' of having a and up- delightful alarm, the cause It acts on BOTH lower ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF YOU ARE HiVITED TO ATTEND and finished 'manner. veterinarian in that per ONE SPOONFUL Adler-l-k- a THE MOST very fortunate in hav- deputy territorial bowel, Punahou feels district becomes manifest" relieves almost ANY CASE constipa- ing the able and enthusiastic service Norgaard suggests that if the gas. removes v Hastings in preparing the Dr. tion, sour stomach or It of Miss and-th- e ranchers foul a few - . . , . i no" Club year. Miss Hast- plantation interests such surDrisine matter that Dramatic this Bhould unite In append!-- 1 Uni- of that neighborhood doses often relieve or prevent ings is from the Northwestern the appointment of a 'A f n. recommending A treatment helps chronic :r r?.IDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 31, AT THE versity School of Expression in Evan-sto- cooperate citis. short board ought to , Drug Goods I1L deputy, the stomach trouble. The Hollister with them by providlnga good man Company. Adv. ( firKn' iviuoic v.o. to look after the stock, in North and i5er2ctrorn BOYS BUSY GATHERING South Kona. He says It Is next to BE SURE TO VISIT US ... .THE NEYTAPRIL RECORDS WILL BE PLAYED. to cov- C0MPT0N, SOUGHT BY -- Impossible for one veterinarian BRAND NEW COLLECTION er the Island. relatives; SHOWS UP 7 OF SEEDS FOR NURSERY .0 M An extra dividend of 6 per cent - - , ,? . on the common stock William Compton, sought by rela- ,(... ' soon, will wras declared gov- - v- - V .The division of forestry tives in Plqua, Ohio, through the ' Co.. ; . V t AlI the Tourists are . Delighted with , 7 of the Standard Screw . have a fresh collection of seeda from , newspapers, made Pauahi m ernor and the has Fort Street Cor. Hawaii's flowering and forest trees, of Deputies his whereabouts known. He has been If nur- The Turkish Chamber ivi reported David Haughs, forest 50 years the age limit staying for many months at the Villa. re has extended .to - seryman, to the commissioners of a lodeine house In upper Fort street. I - ..,.. military service. . forestry morning. for i and this ... . Haughs says the t ''imtjm2m fNurseryman that i ' .Ask those who nave ueen there, seeding season for most or tne trees - . ' l . ; ' . la , just coming in. Two boys . have : . .ou a aay, a wees kept busy collecting seeds in For writing or iies, been Clamps to the Ideal for the and around the city and for some time No eye train Exact ly the A peerleti study, It can '..V :t Tickets via O. B. 7 . Auto road, 30 piano iamp. Puts sick room. Turns for come will be at work - a - to the division headaches work- light you require back of- chair, nv r strong- taken AVelU-Farg- o U'-- ' the Ii0ht light to or away be Co. : miles, fair condition. getting no as large a collection of tewing or ing with for the music, . ad- seeds as possible. this ly on the bed or sticks to the patient. where . and V ' I from PostoiTice, Haleiwa 7 7 -- clear, dressing table. without g ariog A package containing tour species strong, the wall, in any Restful liaht, no justed to any. of Ficns. three of which are new to o o rated Light from any in the eyes of ncent or glare or strain. . position. itbe Islands, has been received from light. point. player position. the Royal Botanic Gardens, Calcutta, India, and from - the forest aepan-- 2 menL Nairahl. British East Africa, a Your Eyes ' list of plants and seeds available for Be Kind to : '. : exchange. Systematic saving is the foundation stone on which KAUAI CANE IN FINE SHAPE, --SAYS R0DIEK X the structure of success must be built. In the case of. , i AFTER VISIT TO ISLE The The IT thousands of persons, their small savings gave them Plentv of rain In midwinter, fol Emeral lowed by the present period of plenti ite V . -- !first tHeir pro-- Emeralite to apply abilities in a e the opi)ortunity ful sunshine, ha.4 made the sugar-can- on every Kauai plantation of excellent 7ductive field, and-th- e lessons Jeamed from first say-- quality, according to Georg Rodiek, Junior who has just returned from a visit to Junior 7 ings. enabled tliem tb; stop waste andTleaks, making the Island, accompanied by J. r. Hum-ber- g. . "All the cane on the Kauai planta ij--- every dollar work. Start, a savjng account TODAi. tions looks fine," says Mr. Rodiek. m "They had a great deal of rain some time ago, and the present sunny light weather will no doubt improve the One's eyes seldom forgive abus?. The most injurious thing to eyesight is poor light or glaring quality of the juice greatly. Indica Here is a lamp that positively -- eliminates those dangers because it is perfectly adjustable to any position, tions are excellent tor tne coming emerald green crop." ' concentrates the light where "you want it, keeps your eyes in the shadow, and has the rich, your, - glass snade that oculists prescribe for resting ana preserving sign. SEE PICTURES FRIDAY v. t RtnnHs. finnfts. rlnmns ANY PLACE. You nut Special Star-3uiletl- n Correspondence. OAHU COLLEGE, March 30. The it in ANY POSITION required. Price $5.00 Bishop g&H students' of Punahou academy and Preparatory school are looking for- .'s n z i n a R I j ft n r m e n r . ward with pleasure to the Bonine en- n r tertainment to be held in the Charles CG R. Bishop hall Friday evening at 3 HAWAIIAN ELECTraC 7 o'clock. " King:.Street, near Alakea. , Mr. Bonine will 6how his aplendid ... collection of Island views and mov- ing pictures. nix ? V; r rr THURSDAY. MARCH 30 1916. Honolulu Stock Exchange BOOKING OFFICES TfcWRday, March 3). mnTT 1 MERCANTILE. Bid. Aske!. IfYoi Are Planning a Trip Alexander Baldwin. Ltd whether a brief vacation or on extended tour, a? few TURNING AWAY C. Brewer & Co. SUGAR. cents a day will enattoyou to travel with a' care-fre- e in " ' . 32 HARBOR NOTES RUSH OF VESSELS Fwa Plantation Co. U Zi mind.. . ichopimow Haiku Sugar Co 2:m U Let PASSENGERS Hawaiian Agricultural Co. us explain to you in full the advantages ofaa? Hawaiian C. & S. Co AETNA Tourit.s' Baatce policy and its slight COS t. ; freight Clerk J. P. Mackenzie of the, Hawaiian Susar Co. . It indemnifies you against loss from fire, etc, lies in custom Claudine reports 2100 bags of sugar HERE Honokaa Sugar Co theft,' awaiting shipment at Kipahulu. COl Great Northern and Matsonia Hcnomu Sugar Co. ISO in custody of Railroad, Express Company, Steamship, Can Take No More; Tenyo Hutchin S. Plant. Co . . . Hotel or Cluhlioue, anywhere in the world. Sailing at 4 Tuesday afternoon, the Kahuku Plantation Co. . . 264 HOUSE VAULTS Hill liner Great Northern will take NEXT WEEK Maru Has Waiting List Kekaha Sugar Co. lb? next mail for San Franciro. Koloa Sugar Co lftO Castle & Cooke, Ltd. In addition to freisht congestion at iloBryde Sugar Co.. Lt.. 13i IS'. General Insurance Agents Next mail from San Francisco, 260 this port, passenger business is piling Oahu Sugar Co 344 Sli There is now $2000 wr.iih of nelzed bags, will arrive at 10 o'clock tomor- Beginning tomorrow, the next 10 up at lecal steamship offices, with the Olaa Sugar Co i: 17' smoking opium in c .;;tom house . the row morning in the Great Northern. days will be a strenuous time for result that botn the Great Northern, Onomea Sugar Co.1 CO vaults. The seizure, made on Capt. K. last William Foster, the harbor- sailing at A Tuesday afternoon, and Paauhau S. Plant. Co 29 Monday Oceanic master; M. A. afternoon from the Next mail for the Orient will be his assistant, Capt. the Matsonia. steaming out at 10 Pacific Sugar Mill 97 ... 18 five-tae-l liner Sonoma, when tins despatched by the T. K. K. liner Ten-y- o Madsen, and the pilots. Wednesday moraine, are booked Paia Plantation Co 2CU inspectors had to- were confiscated after Maru, due to sail Monday after- Expected off port at daylight chock-a-bloc- k already. Pepoekeo Sugar Co .... 27.. Thrifty Yomen which - Alexander trailed to Iwilei the trunk in it noon for Yokohama. morrow from Australia is the Canadi- There is a waiting list of more than Fioneer Mill Co 46 464 was concealed, is worth $15Q0. hLeanjer Makura. She 50 persons for the Matsonia. which San Carlor Mil. Co.. Ltd . . S Xino times out Deputy Collector of Customs will dock 7, probably about 72 of ten After the Great Northern tomorrow. at Pier Lean carry 22 cabin The Waiaiua Agricultural Co. . 34 24 V', Sharp is wondering when the 8:20. iassen?er3. & tlie xvomeu the next mail frrni San FVanritm will Great Northern, with roum fur - 360 Wailuku Sugar Co are the money treasury department will Issue an or-- first-cabi- l arrive Monday morning in the T K The Hill liner Great Northern will n and Hu second, is already MISCELLANEOUS. savers to tcrward the opium to Washing K. dock Pier 10 o'clock tomorrow of the family. Tliey der liner Tenyo Aiaru. at at booked to capacity, and the only Haiku F. & P. Co. Pfd. . Baldwin ton. Treasury Decision No. 36076 di- morning from the coast and Hilo. In have learrietl the trick of chances left on hr are from tourists Haiku F. & P. Co., Com. . rects collectors of customs to suspend American-Hawaiia- n tesponse to a by p The steamer radio sent him the having round-tri- tickets, 'who decide Hawaiian Electric Co Umltd. making one do the destruction of any smoking opium Texan, due Saturday local agents, Fred L. Waldron. Ltd.. dollar the afternoon or to remain longer and turn in their Pineapple r.9 : on hand, "pending the result of an in as be.vriil on Hawaiian Co.. 4t Sunday, has 14 bags of mail from San to whether arrive here tickets for a cash refund of the return H lo R. R. Co, work of two in buying, vestigation which the department is time. Capt. A. Ahman has wirelessed Pfd...... ' Francisco. portion. Several did this today, at the R. Co., Com Sugar , Factors setting: making of the question of accomplish- hack. "Great Northern always on time. Hilo R. io and of the other local agency. . . 11 Hen. D. & M. Co.. Ltd. 19 2 in-evita- ing by convention into Kome other Aloha." 4 CommissrorJi Merchantt hlo The U. S. army transport Sheridan Forty art booked for Victoria and Hon. Gas Co.. Ltd dollar aside for that form for; public, purposes the destine will sail from At midnight, Friday, the T. K. K. San Francisco next Vancouver on the Makura, due to sail Hon. R. T. & L. Co and Insurance Agents "rainy day." tion required by law." Wednesday, April 6, for Honolulu and South American liner Seiyoj Maru, tomorrow admir- afternoon. Because Inter-Islan- d S. Nav. Co.. 200 ' A short time before this decision Manila. She is due here April 13. from San Francisco, will be off port. alty regulations forbid the liner's For these women wd was received, the eastern house au a radio to Castle &' Cooke from the Mutual Telephone Co... 2(H radioing in before he is close to jort. Oahu R. & L. Co have providotl a private- - thorities burned several thousand dol night U. steamer say 3. She has no freight or Last the S. S. Supply it is not yet known whether she will Pahapg Rubber Co Agent for lars worth of the drug In the firebox passengers for or from here, and may go and convenient writing steamed from San Francisco. She is have room for all who want to on Tanjong Olok Co. 40 Hawaiian Commercial ft Siaar of Jack Lucas' planing mill. boiler. It port 5, not stop at all, unless for coal. If Rubber due at this April en route to her, but it is believed there will he BOND3. room, 11 Is believed the treasury department's Guam, Is she wants coal she will enter Sat space Co. wit stationery,' where she supply ship for sufficient left. Hamakua Ditch Co. scientists axe evolving some method the naval station. irday morning. Congestion out to the Orient is al 6s... HaUra Sugar Company. phone, ettv We invite Hawaiian Co. 6s...... by which opium can be disposed of at Saturday afternoon or Sunday the are 30 Irr. most as bad. There travelers 4 Pala Plantation. YOtT to make use of it. government, n Haw. Ter. Rid. 1905 ... a profit to the instead of Earnings of 6,200,000 yen. which is American-Hawaiia- freighter Texan is who want to go first-cabf- n on T. the Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s Ilacl Agricultural Compaax making a bonfire of it every few 13,100,000 gold, were by To-y-o due from a large K. Tenyo Mon- made the San Francisco with K. liner Maru, sailing Haw. Hawaiian' Sugar Company. months. KIsen Kaisha in the last six ."New York cargo for this port day afternoon for Yokohama. There Ter. 4s LTD. Haw. Ter. 3VifA BANK OF HAWAII, months, the semi-annu- report if the iTenyo Aiaru Due Monday. is no room for them, unless some of Kahuku Plantation Company. company, issued month, shows. Monday morning daylight the T passengers decide lay Hilo R. R. Co. f.'v, issue Sugar last at the liner's to 1901 lfcBryde Ca, Ltd. Cor. Fort and Merchant. LINE K. K. liner Tenyo Maru will be off over here until the net boat. In the Kahulul Railroad Company. JAPANESE Due off port at daylight tomorrow port from San Francisco, with mail steerage, 3'o Asiatics want to go from Hillo R. R. Co. Ref & Canadian-Australasia- Con. 6s Kau&t Railway Company. is the n liner for Honolulu. She will sail in the here, but there is room for only 230 Extn. Makura, from Australia. She will dock afternoon for Yokohama, between 4 out. Hcnokaa Sugar Co. 67; . . Kauai Fruit & Land Co.. LU. at Pier 7, and sail in the afternoon and 5 o'clock. Hon. Gas Co., Ltd., Us. 1U3V Honolua Ranch. R. & BUYS 40,000 for Victoria and Vancouver. , Monday afternoon the T. K. K. tur Hon. T. L. Co 105 Ry. Co. 6s IOO14 biner Shinyo Maru is due from Yo- Kauai McBryde Sugar Co. 5s Dae. Monday ' afternoon from the kohama with mail from the Orient Mutual Telephone 5s. . . 106 Bank of Orient, to sail Tuesday morning for and freight. She will sail Tuesday ' Oahu R. & L. Co. 106 STEEL' San Francisco, is the T. K. K. tur-bin- er morning for San Francisco Oahu S. Co. 6s (redera-5.. - FIRE INSURANCE Shinyo Maru. She is bringing Tuesday morning the Matson steam W - able at 108 at maturity) 108M 109 HonoluM mail from Japan, China and the Phll- due from VORIt TO SECURE LIMITED er Lurline is San Francisco Olaa Sugar Co. 6 103 105 iDDines. with mail, passengers and .. freight . ; of Guano & F. Co. 6s Three million dollars' worth The U. S. army transport Thomas is Pacific THE steel, weighing more than 40,000 tons, Pacific Sugar Mill Co., 6s Mall for the mainland, and also due from Manila the same morn Sa n Francisco by rail from Canada San-- Carlos Mill Co. Nsues K. N. A K. Letters ef reached Europe, except the Teutonic Allies' tog. B. F. Dillingham Co. one day-las- t week, and will 6. the Hast countries, will go tomorrow afternoon expected Tuesday LIMITED. Credit and Travelers Checks L 3 shipped to Japan, where It will Another arrival Between Boards: Sales: 150, 100, in the Makura, probably; about 3 will be the Matson freighter Hilonian, form the eight new steamers the Toy o 125, 60, 45, 195, 300, 200, 10, 10 Olaa, Agents vajlakls throughout IM wortdL o'clock. Malls close an hour and a from Seattle direct ior Honolulu, with 200, General for Hawaii: Risen Kaisha will build to add to its a res 17; 300 Olaa, 17: 60. 50 half before sailing time. freight for this and other island Plans for campaign for the Waiaiua, 25, 20 Ewa, Atlas Assurance Company of transpacific mercantile fleet, operat- of Northern ser- 34; 32; ports. toration the Great 200, 300 McBryde, 50, 50, 0, 50. London, New York. Underwrit- ing to San Francisco and South Amer- vice were the principal topics of yes 13; Agency; Wash- ports Chile. About 100 tons of freight from Ho Next Wednesday, April 6, the T. K. zo, la, zuu, a, d, zu Hon. u & 71 ers Providence ican in Peru and - terday's meeting of the newly appoint ington Insurance Co. V. H. Avery, assistant manager for nolulu for Japan will probably be tak- K. freighter Dairen Maru will arrive Co. 20; 15, 10 Honokaa, 35. 50 Japanese Manda- ed Hawaii Promotion Committee. 9; 4th floor 8tangc nwald Building. the company, in this country, Mexico en in the steamer from the Orient, with 1545 tons of by mem Honokaa, 10; 80, 10 H. C. & S. Co.. Cable Transfer! san Tuesday.' V. Every effort will be made the and South America, says the large Maru when she sails freight for Honolulu. She left Yo to secure the re 49; S1000 Hilo. Ex. 6s, 61; $5000 Takakuwa V Company are the ex- March 21. bers ot the committee steel order is correct, but he Is not as kohama turn of the Hill liner, and it Is hoped Hilo Ex. 6s, 61; 10 Waiaiua. 34. &tf Lowest Rate yet acquainted with the details of the porters. V The next T. K. K. boat with freight 5 that thev will be able to have the biz Session Sales: 10, Ewa, J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. " - 32; - i' new shipbuilding plans. . Hilo, Anyo Maru, sched- j 1, f for the is jiner on the Honolulu run by 100, 100, 50 McBryde, 13; 5, 5 Waia 9TQCX. BROKER ,r 5 - -- 4 " The Japanese line has several ves At o'clock this afternoon Hhe Mat- uled to arrive from Yokohama April September.; iua, 34; 5 I.- -. S. N. Co., 201; SIOOO V sels under present, in addl sonia,. Capt Charles Peterson, is sail--' 15. She Is a week late, having had to Information Furnished wri4 LttM charter at The members of the committee also XlUUOJUiU OB, , wu v. n. 6C Lt. - ( f7S . 'Made. tion to its regular fleet to help handle ing for Hilo, taking 60 passengers. maae , repairs to her engines. took up the project of backing the 5s, 106; 25, 10, 10 Ewa, $2000 1439 tons of freight to dld-- 22; Merchant street Stsr.' Mtldtns the growing transpacific trade in and She has i 1 10 w a A v a . move to divert the waters of th Mutual 'Tel. 5s, 106; 100, 100, - ' . Phofls .1S72 . cnarge zouv 01 sugar out of San Francisco. V. . at mio ana ions .111 mn 1 11 1 hi 11 1 111 1 stream which runs between the Moaru Olaa, 50 Pioneer, 10 Haw, CfBreW2rG:Co. to' load. " x. 17; ' 46; V Hotel and the Outrigger Club to some Sugar Co., 48. IhlA AiiA hlAn other point. The members asserted n n RENT The new Matson steamer being; the tourist must be taken care of, f OLD BAR EPITIF E i that Latest sugar quotation : 96 dec test, I Electricity gas screens In, aU houses. built at San Francisco Is of 9750 tons, and as the Beach at Walkiki was one 5.96 cts., $119.20 per ton. . SUGAR FACTORS according Guide. Honolulu, or eat house; Jl4 to the San Francisco of the show places of New furnished cottage; $30. COMMISSION" MERCHANTS This Is believed to be the gross ton- WITH everything possible should done to COWED be house; fine location; $25. shipping and i.:un. nage, as the Matsonla's net tonnage Is make it a real beauty spot K ANC2 AGZN73 TAKES 85 DAYS 173, and the new boat Is only a little Emil Berndt as chairman of the Sugar 5.96cts f larger. '. committee was confirmed, and Ed J. H. SCHNACK ACT IN JAPAN Towse as vice-chairma- n. All of the 842 Kaahumanu St. Telepehone 3833 .- were HONOLULU, T. H. :- Some time this afternoon the Jap- other members of the committee HCfUy YaternOUSC TlUH U0 FORT ST, TO HERE anese steamer Mandasan Maru, which present A. P. Taylor was reappoint SAIL secretary for the arrived off port yesterday afternoon, ed of the committee Msmbers Honolulu Stotk and fond M EAT MARKET A GROCERY will enter to unload, the 5150 tons of Taking no chances with the Sea coming year. Arrangements were also Exchange. men's as applied to foreign ships. the preparation of plans for coal from Muroran ahe has in her hold Act made. for rers na saeronam. mxrmm List cf Officers and Directors: Coming here for provisions because Inter-Islan- d. . Mandasan which went into effect March 4, the the meeting on Kauai. PHONE for the iThe Taleorions 1208 3451 E. F. BISHOP. .. 4 .President the caDtain feared he might meet bad 235 tons of , general cargo for Japanese steamer Mandasan Maru, also has , 1 1 CO. Q. H. ROBERTSON...;..... weather between this port and San Ocean island. v which entered port at o'clock this Henry Ford promised to come CQ.YEE.HOP 4 I has Francisco and run short, the American afternoon with coal from Muroran to the aid of' nation's gasoliuA .Ylce-Preside- nt and llanagef I -- the Jnter-Islan- d, DRYDOCit M. Griffith, Mel- the complied with.the GIANT . barfeentlne J. from 'Ridden for renalrlnsr and Daintlne for consumers. He u now experimenting R. IYER3 . 4 .. . ..Secretary Bay City empty, an- law. bsfore leaving Japan.:- - Her skip-- bourne for the the roof of the marine hospital are the with . a new process to manufacture a. A. R. 0S3...... Trtajrtr chored off port at 8 o'clock tMs morn- Full Building. Company. Joseph I. per, Capt. 1. Ishida, has a certificate gasoline ing, and will resume her voyage to the whittle. H F. RATtPlmflnn. and John from the Japanese government show-- O. R. CARTER...... Director coast late this afternoon or tonight. ; v. prnAn!eK. The bids will be sent Ing that the vessel has the requisite BEIKGIiLT C. H. COOKE...... Director Capt. D.' Ottman,' master of the ves- - to Washington by Collector of Cus- - number of certified able seamen in her - 79 Merchant J. R. GALT...... Director ecI, has his wife and young son with, A. .with rec-- crew.- ' it. toms Malcolm Franklin, . . R. A. COOKE...... Director Lin:. He told Dr. William J. James, ommendatlons.- - ' : M I I; Tne hokksi Aiaru, aiso a Japanese cf the public fcealth Bervice, who went (ship, was tne nrst toreign vessel to A, GARTLEY...... Director . cut to the vessel, that he is 85 days TSiPBav TntpMslAnd eteamer enter, tnis port alter tne act oecame D. G. MAY. ... .-- . .Auditor thv - ' out from Melbourne, contrary winds Mauna Loa will eo out on the Klnau's effective. She had to go through con- TOO LATE TO CITY ; CLASSIFY MILL COMPANY LTD. . Vice-Preside-nt tape she could leaving retarded Ws progress and run Jo Kauai. J. L. Mc-- jsiderable red before dsporters blown him out of his course. The dis nf th rnmnanv announces today, clear, and it was necessary for the drydocks In the nf best lumber and bulldinj tsn One of the largest ; FOR RENT. materials. Prices ' low, and we givi tance nfcually takes only 40 or 60 days. The Kinau will lay up for, repairs, Japanese consulate to assist in having world, 1200 feet long over all, is now old-time- r, your order prompt The barkenUne is an but whinh tvii tv hnnt wMk. Tne ner comDiy wuu lae law. iue waa- - being constructed at Boston and will Unfurnished cottage, $18. attention whether ... , 1 In A 4lf iyn - XTa bIaIt- - large or small. We bnve built hm ha iriiiiui will take the Mauna Loa's dasan. having done all this in Japan, cost $3,250,000. According to the Apply Mrs. B. F. Lee, 1034 Maga BISHOP & CO. re-Iorte-d. any difficulty, Ireds of houeses In this city with per ness nor trouble In the crew was Tuesday. 1 can leave here without St. 6436 run out ' April Popular Mechanic Magaxlne, zine tf feet you The crew consists of 10 men. . . I whenever she is ready. satisfactlon. II want to bulft ANKERS . the big dock will probably surpass any Tonsult ns. Yesterday the Oceanic liner Ventu- - The steamer has a crew of 48 men, other in North or South America. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. Pay 4 yearly oh Savlnjs 1 PJLSSEXGEES JLBBHED m lott RvHnev Rhft u due nere Anril and her home port Is Kobe. For. this 1 Previous to beginning work on the For house, soeIts, compounded twle 11, has plenty of room for passen-- port she has 6150 tons of coal for the years sale or lease Annually. and structure itself, two have been Kai-muk- i. I.--L Inter-Islan- d, tons Likelike eve., WUhelmina Rise, Per, str. Claudine. from Maul, gen for San Francisco. The liner can and several hundred occupied dredging a channel A. Soon, cement, general Japanese with Further information apply March 30: H. Fassoth, Mrs. take 207 tons of general jcargo; and of rice, and and, with the aid of bulkheads, filling Soon, J. B. K. Kawal, J. L. iAAn ihnnphca of from thi. merchandise for Ocean Island, to phone 2450. - 6436 St Master hnann - in an area of several hundred acres, a 1 will sail from Hono- Osmer, S. E. Kalama; IL Drummoni, port. which place sha large part of which now becomes - a FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. .THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE J. Wakefield, Miss Stearns, Mrs. John lulu. Tne inter-isian- expects sue wm Tuesday or available for industrial purposes. BANK, UMITEO. Munay. S.VK. Kaallua, J. N. S. Wil- postoffice will despatch mail be ready to sail alternoon " The More than $500,000 has been spent Blockmobile baby buggy. price $10. . Yen. Hon, D. weonesuay uwu. -- v--" liams, D. Hannon. H. K. Ah for the northwest states, Canada ana si. '"' In this preliminary work. Tel. 5466. 6436 3t Capital subscribed ...43,000.000 MJ. Nunes, af-- " afternoon, but did not enter M. Semple, S. Masaki, Mrs. Europe, in the Makura tomorrow yesterday the exception of a few of the Capital pt up. .20,000,000 Cosgrove, me -"" With id ..... W. A. Clark, F. B. Miss ternoon. Mail for San Francisco and Because inivri" very large liners this dry dock will be LOST. Reserve fund ...... 20,000,000 Johnson. R, von Tempsky, Miss Mur-dock- . tue remainder of California and the .plant! was unaergomg mmur Agents Wanted able to accommodate any two vessels Willys-Knigh- S. AWOKI, Local Manager A.-Dick- not unload the coal until cap, t, Miss Crow, W. A. southwest will be sent by the Great and could purpose Automobile hub una aiteraoou. at one time. For the of divid between Schofield Barracks and Dickey, U Palea, Charles pugado, Northern' Tuesdiy afternoon. ing two a special in HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, Ml-yak- into sections IhihJ,' e, D. L. Peterson, customs broker, is it Honolulu. Reward if returned to Sakal Tokoyama, Mrs. B. T. termediate gate will be constructed LTD. Y. Harimoto, Mrs, Harimoto, handling the Mandsan's business Schuman Carriage Co.. Honolulu, or HAWAIIAN TRUST. 532 the entrance. The dry- - tl KING STREET. CORNER ORT. -- is in port. feet Jroni , Iliramoto Sakura, while fhe Col. Keefer, Schofield Barracks. Misses it), dock closure will be effected by means . . CO, LTD. Mrs. K. Sakura, K. Jura, Yoshl, SHRINE NOTICE 6436 3t Rrinirine 43 cabin and 33 deck pas--1 of a floating gate, or caisson. The Mrs. Yoshl, James Coke, F. E. Howes, of-t- sengers, tne inter-isian- a Bveniuer width, he entrance at the top will A gold. pin. 10 o'clock night BASKEARY Carries an si. Trust O. Lansing, C Sayers, A, Prescott, H. about last , r.iaudlne arrived from Maui this be' 133 feet;, the depth over the sill between Keeaumoku st. and Pawai Beautiful South Sea Bas- f Business In all Its B. Weller. ; ATTENTION, VISITING NOBLES! moraine. Her Inward freight includ at onean low tide 35 feet and at high Junction. Reward if returned to A. kets just received. HA- branches, 32 of cattle, 18 calves, 32 tide 45 . The width at the coping B. & PASSEXGEES BOOKED ed head feet Arleizh Co. 6436 lt WAII & SOUTH SEAS Aloha Temple, A. A. O. N. M. hogs, .8 crates of chickens, 24 bags of level In the body of the drydock will CURIO CO, Young Bldg. t has 1 completed arrangements for th e 30 empty tubs, and 136 be 149 The capacity of the ESTATE NAWELU KAHAKULANI. I I.-- mntv bottles. feet. -i r "Buy on Bishop Street" , Per I. str. Maui, for Kauai, March entertainment of the Imperial Poten- pumping plant will be such that the f FOR SALE A. Chalmers, D. Broad -- sundries. 20: Miss Miss tate, Noble J. Putnam Stevens, and can emptied in two NOTICE TO CREDITORS. $2000 on Matlock: '. structure be or house hurst. Miss M. Wilcox, Mrs. D. Lid-fat- e, his party, whoVwill arrive on the of foreign barytes hours, depending on the tide. ave nr. yoxsa; con Miss M. Lidgate, Joe Chalmers, The curtailment three Fliaoi; modern "Great Northern on the morning ot 38,000 tons imported. in 1914 due The foundation is of solid rock and The undersigned, having been ap veniences. This property has to be Broadhurst, J. M. Lidgate, A. E. - F. March 3lst V - to the European war, has caused the walls and floor are to be of con- - pointed Administrator of the Estate soIJ at a sacrifice to close an estate, Derby, Dr. F. A. Lyman, Hans Han- de-teret- e, A cordial invitation is extended to American paint manufacturers to the inner face of the walls be of Nawelu Kahakulani, deceased in- wbese owner, refused $3500 for it three sen, H. D. WIshard, Miss Blanche ' i our ga :es .- - all visiting Nobles within veloD domestic supplies, which should ing lined with granite. To prevent testate, late of Kahana, Oahiv hereby years ago. Wishard,- C. H. Wilcox, wife and son, " to join with the Nobles of Aloha Tern, the- - output In the United lifting by hydrostatic pressure gives notice to all ; persons $5000 ' Derby, A. R. Heyward. Increase the bavin? The beautiful residence at A. J. pie in receiving Noblo Stevens a,nd States 52.000 ons a year. floor will be underdrained. The con claims against said estate to present the N.W. corner of Waialae and 11th party and to be with us atabe dil-fere- nt tract date for the completion of the the same jto the undersigned at his ave.. KaimuKi. witn a corn-- events which have been ar work is August, 1918. This undertak office. Bank of Hawaii Building, Hono odious dwelling; grounds are 200x - Cresdstsi ZyiZiX ! U ranged for their entertainment. yee ing Is one of a number of costly water-- lulu, within six months from the date 225. Garage, outhouses, fine manienie visiting taflamed by xy9 ' - r It Is essential that the sure to Csa. Dsstsad VTIsl fiont improvements which have been of. the publication of this notice or awn, fruit trees, etc. . v Nobles register with the recorder at cuicklyrelirTedbylrtl added to Boston's shipping facilities. they, will be forever barrel . his address given below. : ' Cyl Crtqr. No Smartm& Honolulu, March 30, 1315. P. E. R. STRAUCH HARRY C. BRUNS, Eyeo lust Eve Comfort. At The Victoria Insurance Co., Ltd., ; 01 : w. o. r riTir, Waity Bldg. - 74 S. King St. .;''; .Recorder..-- : Drojtttfe 50c per Bottle. KsrtstCrfl has subscribed $5,000,000 to the fourth -- T Administrator Estate cf rawelu Yar 16 Care' Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., Young loan, Wesphallan Kahakulani. . Africa has inhabitants to th' ta'Tubc25c. ForBetkiliacErtrreeuk Geman war and the square j Hotel Bulging. Adv. Provincial Association $12,500,000.. C13G Mar. 20, Apr. 6, 13, : '7 mile And North America .has only one more to the mile' HONOLULU BTABBUXLETIN, THURSDAY. MARCH SO, 1910. 3C 1HBMRIGAL OFFERINGS NATIONAL Tlieater V Direction (Phone 2873) Phil J. Byrne ToMght tr j:"ha 'Homo of This Afternoon, 2:30, Pictures Only, Including HAVE MOLOKAI SAN DIEGO FAIR 7:40 --Rill. PRICES . . . .10, 20 and 30 Cents BADQIIRS AS FEATURES SHO N Tonight at 7:45 TROU JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS JACK LA VIER, Honolulu's Favorite, and Molokai BILL Troubadours, and the Colossal Lubin Film EXTRA FEATURE IN VARIED Sweett

Jack La Vier. tbe "talkative trapez-ist.- " The Fox Film Corporation, whose SUPPORTED BY EAGLE'SJSNEST who .has become so popular with offerings are featured at the Hawait Honolulu theater goars, will be seen theater, speciaLi.es on the unusual in THOMAS MEIGHAN and SESSUE HAYAKAWA In tonight in a farewell performance, to- the photo-pla- y. The present bill at gether with an added vaudeville at- this coxy li'tle Hotel street housa. traction, "The Molokai Troubadours,' "From the Valley of the Missing." a Hawaiian quintet, at the National comes within this category and is a of' ,s,...-- theater tonight. The program offered vorthy effort Producer Frank f V I - Powell, w hose previous successes have , .r.i-- r u at the popular little playhoust- this week is one of the best shows th.u been highly praised in Honolulu a$ v,--! HI-- baa besn presented aince its inaugura- elsewhere. Powell has previously sent l tion. to Honolulu "A Foci There Was" and "The Eagle's Nest," Lubin's sensa- "The Children of the Ghetto." mm illL White, author, of 1 tional western drama, opened a suc- Grace Miller th present offering at the Hawaii, also A Tense Drama of the Opium Traffic in Five Parts - cessful engagement last night There Yr- is strength and continuity throughout gave to the screen "Tess of the Storm 7 Country." the masterpiece of all the A - this picture, tbe author, Edwin Arden. T1 V Mary Pickford offerings. 4v and Roman Fielding, the director, are . 2?th Exciting' Chapter of V A' featured, and retliam is an ever pres- "From the Valley of the Missing" ft: ent quality. is strongly melodr?natic but without 1 any It a choice "punches" to "blood and thunder" features. The . T If there is of sense, Sky preference must be given to is melodramatic in a higher Diamond from the be made, with a deeply laid plot or rather v showing massacre by the OWN the scenes a plots well worked out and excellently "MINE PEOPLE" Indians. In these there are convinc-1nj- g "far-aways- presented. IV close-up- s, tnd impressive .' TheTtory An interesting additional feature to V was filmed Jn the the regular Hawa'i ill is "A Day at West and tbe Garden of the Gods in the San Diego Fair." The "Universal PATHE WEEKLY Colorado supplied the biggest number Weekly" always interests and enter- So of locations. tains, and "Wanted a Chaperone" is "Up-to-the-Minut- e" An added feature to the program 1000 K W - a reel consisting of an even feet ! will be presented commencing Friday of laughs. : av. .V -- S matinee, when Charlie Chaplin will be (" The performance at the Hawaii PRICES 10, 20, 30 BOX 50 Cents. Photographed fn the Famous Rockiet in the "GARDEN OF THE seen in his new farce comedy, "Be- starts at 7:15 o'clock each evening Cents. SEATS, AY .v - XODS" tween ShowerB.1 is day. r. t. and there a matinee each Special School Children's Matinee Friday, Show- This ia wonderful film. For your own sake please don't miBS it EVENING PRICES ...... i ...... 10. 20, 30. 50 CENTS ing Paramount Travel Pictures...... 710 Cents Coming Friday Matinee and Afternoon, CHARLIE CiHAPLIN in THEFT OF GIRL BLANCHE SWEET - s f 'BETWEEN SHOWERS' BY BEDOUINS IS HAS Tl'O PARIS tlon; it conquers life, by union with the science of life; it permits perfect if freedom of mind and thought and START OF PLAY IN SAME PLAY method; no one is obliged to submit hjs reason to unintelligible mysteries, Tonight nor to accept blindly what contradicts ii JLease common-sense- " ' - J r Jtor his5 ,7 .. . - admiration-compellin- g llLZLli2 Biglow Cooper, always Appearing in two characters simul in his presentation ol taneously is something unique, even heroic Oriental characters, makes the in the photo-dram- a, but this happens Bedouin's deed a screen, epic in "The In "The Secret Sin," the big Lasky or two-ac- t Kent drama- Bedouin's Sacrifice," a drama that comes to the Liberty thea- tization of Frank Morrison's play, to ter tonight, with the charming Blanche Star-Bulleti- to- 79 7 - Premises occupied by n office, be featured at the Empire theater Sweet in the leading roles. Miss day. Sweet appears) as twin sisters, one ftfc Two floors - production has been staged Kerr Building, Alakea street. and The addicted . to the drug habit and the of e Missinis care, scenes being Over 10,000 square feet, floor space. with elaborate the other striving to win back the err- basement. taken from many parts of the world. ing one. iv A great WILLIAM FOX production, 1000 people, $100,000 71; Earle I to manufacturing,, merchandising or Miss Bcs3ie Learn and Edward This drama-shoul- prove of particu cenes. A clrcmf and a county fair rented esp Adapted 1 1 . a - - - ' : Ll-'- are particular stars. in the drama mr interest 10 nonoiuians, waere iue Occu- They by carefully se- cially for the production. Don't miss this. commission merchant- - display rooms: are assisted a opium traffic "has been fought bit- ' ' story 7. .V lected cast of players. The has terly for manyr years. "The Secret 7 7 , . . '77. ALSO V. pancy about May 1. : to do witli a young girl, stolen in the Sin" is a bitter pronouncement against heart of London, Eng., by Bedouins. the sale, and use "of this drug, l1 l delightful photo-drama-s "The Universal WeeKIy" One of the most of i Sessue Hayakawa, the great Japan- 1 7v v is a happy vehicle in which ese actor, who is a big favorite In 7 Margaret Bcnoit, a new star, is fea- AND Star-BuUet- in Honolulu through his past perform: Inquire Office , tured in The Valley of Humiliation." ances, takes a prominent part in this National Guard Miss Benoit takes the part of a notori- offering. Heretofore Hayakawa has ous little adventuress. ;': been seen on the film as a Japan- "A Day at San DieoFair,, first-clas- s in- Two comedies are ese with no pretense- - of "make-up.-" 'Jby A. be- Armory Announcemei;t w.aa made the . Dr Frederick Cook appeared cluded in the Empire program. "One "The essays AND JL.TWO-BEE- L SIDE SPLITTER ; In Secret Sin" he a char Department shortage of fore the House education committee Hundred Thousand" offers a new and parjr-tat-ef-H- ie War that acter cninese keeper- - officers caused by the Villa campaign, In support of a bill Jor a Congres original plot. "Too Much Force" ot theopium Joint, around which the ft coa icsed the" abandonment of the sional inquiry to determine whether. ives opportunity to several favorite t Is woven, and in this, as in his ''Wanted a Chaperon -- Renr-Admir- al - V proposed civilian ;tralBlnr camps this he or Peary discovered comedians to display their capabilities- previous offerings, he scores a big v " the North Pole. ; - - i as Safaday summer. funmakers. , success. A SHOW X "The Diamond from the Sky," showing the last half of the week, is Matinee Daily at 2:15 7 V rapidly nearing the end and there are April 1st a number of mysteries that are to be Evening Shows tarta?:15 x i . Feature, 8:15 solved, the solution of which looks most ardent lover of almost impossible at the present time Admission 50c music knd the keenest critic Ladies Free A (C of its interpretation alike KjOOa MUSIC I I m I 111. i r7 h pronounce 7 the v ? ' 3 TO GIVE DICE of New York and London Official Lecturer for the great IntcrnaUounal NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE, will give a short course of lectures, beginning 1:30 p. m. until : Tomorrow evening at the Outrigger Program beginning Club the Sophomore Club McKiii-le- y 4 p.m. of 8:30. diamond disc high school will give a dance in Evening (two shows), 6:30 and FRIDAY EVENING, 8 p. m. Sharp honor of the graduating senior class SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY of 1916. The event is expected to be AND EVENING: At Miller and Beretanla Sts., old' Kilohana Art League Bids. the gala happening of the school year, "The Valley of Humiliation (two-pa- rt ph and indications are that more than drama) Vitagraph (drama) - 100 guests will attend. "The Bedouin's Sacrifice" Subject: "THE NEW IDEA OF LIFE." . The hall will be decorated with pa Edison per Thousand" (comedy. hangings and colored ribbons of "One Hundred The remainder of the course on the following dates: - - . tlie most perfect in its reproduction of instru- yellow and gold, the school color. The Laemelie - - president of tbe class has appointed a tNot- ;uch Force" (comedy)..Edison Friday, March 31st, 8 p. to. Subject: The New Idea of Life." . ment and Human Voice.- 7 committee to do all the decorating and whatever work that may aid In Saturday, April 1st, 3 p. m Subject: New Wine In Old Bottles." making the dance a big success. Saturday, April 1st, 8 p. Subject: "The Key to Health, v.. Several hundred invitations have Volcano KILAUEA ;v.-- No needles to change. been distributed by the sophomore and Love." " 1. . pupils to their friends, and a happy -- - In All Her Glory '..- v crowd Is expected. Music for dancing Monday, April Jrd, 3 p. m Subject: Reincarnation or Life is juriclude will be furnished by a Hawaiian glee Bonine's Moving the Long Ran." The new recordsL club of the city, while refreshments Monday, April 3rd. 8 p. m. Subject: "Life'a Master Position." wlU add to the delight of the evening. ..." ' many desired tities 9 Pictures Tuesday, April 4th, 10:30 n. m. Subject: "New Thought Heal .is Other Scenes of Great Interest ing," ' ' "We have recently jeceived a very large shipment of the new disc records, in- DR. SETON WILL Bishop Hall. Oahu College, Friday Evening, March 31. at cluding many popular titles, such as: 8 o'clock prompt. Admission. A Free Will Offering All Are Welcome 80084Serenade (Moszkowski). 7; ...... 1.7. . . ; Venetian Instrumental Trio 25 and 50 cents. : BEGIN LECTURES , : . Evening . Star Tannhauser (Wagner) Violoncello Paulo Gruppe 80138--PLo- ve You, California (Frankenstein) Knickerbocker Quartet 7 Summer Days (Fisher) Contralto and Baritone . Local followers of New Thought are 7 Clark and Vernon Archibald taking great interest in the forthcom- 7...7;..:...7i7v ing series of lectures by Dr. Julia Se-to- n, "7 Our line of Silk Kimonos arid who Aus- 8202- - Nocturne K (Chopin-Sarasate- ) Violin Albert Spalding' arrives tomorrow from Flat tralia for a comparatively brief stay Spanish Dance Nq. 8 (Sarasate) Molin' . .Albert Spalding here. Mandarin Coats are The following, taken from one of her books, indicates the line of the lectures, further announcement of coriralei ' and low Which will appear in the advertising 6 in price. columns of the theatrical page: News Co., Ltd. - "New Thought is a product of the awaiian twentieth century thought and need; -- Bishop Street 1t had its birth in human experiences Kapanese ioaza. and human nnfoldment; it jb Ood'a an- Fort Street Oppv Catholic Church swer to the now. 0 "New Though calli for no renuncia- - 30,-19i- EIGHT HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, MARCH

7 Moriolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. "OVEN tho you got your PRACTICAL FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVERS -- L coal or wood free, it GUARD TOURNEY Service First PHONE : 4 9 8 1 General Offices, 65 S. Queen SU would be cheaper to use GAS. Sounds imp ossi b 1 e, DATES SET IN KEEPIFOMIDSOF Nol&y San Francisco doesn't it? Let us explain: SdtofisU PATIENTS OUT OF THE CLIFT HOTEL ; MAY Positively Fireproof. i AND Sur-BnUet- JUNE ia Think of the time saved by Special Correspondence HAWS HOSPITAL American and European Plans. Kvery Room with Rata. SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, March Rates: Room with Bath one person from 2.to pr day. 3. There will be a review of the Room with Bath two persons from $3.i0 per day. having a hot fire AT ONGE, troops tomorrow morning on the re- Wtem Drug Merchant DUoumm! Company Commanders Ordered view grounds. The line will be formed Health American Plan. , National person $ 4.G0 day. $7.00 by 10 a. m. in the following order from One from a Two persons from a day. just WHEN, and just to Commence Training of W. E. ZANDKRi Minager. risht 10 left, 25th Infantry. 1st Infan- ' Men Without Delay try, 1st Field Artillery, 4th Cavalry. For Booklets and information please address WHERE you want it. Col. John F. Guilfoyle will receive the HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAY1NG CO- - LTD.. Dates have been fixed definitely review. The review will be com Hawaian Inlands Represents lives. Think of having the cool, through National Guard orders issued manded by Col. S. D. Stursis. 1st Field Phone General Offices, 65 Queen Street today for the two big military' tourna- Artillery. Following the reveiew the 4981 ments to be held In Honolulu this regiments will be mustered. elean, healthful kitchen, only spring. The dates announced are May 35T 38T 14 and June 11. Invitations have been received by possible when you use GA S. The three battalions of the 1st In- the regimental commanders at Scho- fantry and the let Separate Company field Barracks for the officers a id la- GAS of Engineers have been assigned to dies of the regiments to attend a re- Remember that leaves competition work on the earlier date, ception and dance at the Moana ho- 1st Separate Company being on the evening of April 3rd, given the at, tel , New Term neither dirt, soot or ashes. tached to the 1st Battalion for the by the Aloha Temple, A. A. O. N. M. purposes of competition. s". Oasis of Honolulu, in honor of Im- Companies of each battalion winning perial Potentate J. Putnam Stevens Y. give first and second places on high aggre- and party. M. C. A. Night School We can you other gate score for all events of the pre- OLSEN weekly hops at the Mounted MONRAD J. 3-4-2- liminary meet will compete in the The -4 said, in an Inter--; opens reasons call and al- final contest on June 11. Service Mess were resumed last t Des Moinea. la, Program for May Meet. night, and will be continued every Mew today, i ( vould; The program of events for the pre- Wednesday night. A cordial invita- "If each person In this country low our representative to liminary meet May 14 is as follows: tion has been extended to all at Scho- take an occasional laxative dose, our new April 3 (a) Competitive compa- field to attend these hops. The hospitals would lose thousands upont drill for building call upon you. pavilion adjoinin? the club patients." j nies: Company and platoon move- merry party of ments. Close order only. was the scene of a very thousands further stated that ha was; (b) Bayonet exercise by compa- last evening. and bad sold all the ra-- j nies. inTfltivM. end in his opinion j of trains between finm that Ltd. (c) Setting-u- p exercises by compa- The new schedule most pleasanti 15 Honolulu Gas Go., Schofield Barracks and Honolulu will j Rexall Orderlies is the New Classes irii Subjects. nies: Without arms. changes and sure rcmeuy tor " You be pleased ' ' Wall scaling: squads. go into effect today. The ctbsuuw will with our service. (d) Selected request of General (e) Shoe race: Three men from were made at the We have the exclusive selling rights company. Frederick S. Strong, to make the time great laxative. each from Scho- tor this i , of departure of trains both o CO., LTD., During the annual encampment Honolulu BENSON, SMITH r ' - , field Barracks and from Rexall Store. ' ' (probably in the month of October, The J more convenient for both the officers Inquire Tonight about the i 1916) competitions in the following , 1 and enlisted men of the garrison. events will be held : diately. The admiral designated Apr'. Business Courses (a) Wells-Farg- Extended order drills. Commencing today the o 18 as the date for examinations. (b) Pitching and breaking camp. express company will establish a free Under the law representatives are (c) Physical drill with the rifle, delivery service at Schofield Bar- permitted to hold the appointments (df Field firing problems. will call for packages next year they desire. sharp- racks, and also over until if (e) Retiring or advancing to be seat, by express. This will prove On mm shooters race. as express of- a great convenience the v The foregoing list of events is ten- fice is a long way from many parts of tative and is subject to revision. the big garrison. " rd n on Major Merle M. Johnson, 1st Infan- SB-Wo- try, Is continued as officer in charge of Capt. , has been received that finances, and Capt. Gustav E. Schae-fer- A. F. Cassels, Oth Fteld Artillery, who 1st Infantry, is continued as off- left tho 1st Field Artillery on the last MOOTS icer in charge of events, program and transport, had his leave of absence re- entries. voked before he landed in San Fran- Company commanders are ordered cisco and was ordered to join his bat- to .commence the preparation and tery on the Jborder. In many placed on the automobile, 'Dixon's Graphite training of their respective commands 35" 5ST products are! the best preventive of friction for example: for the preliminary contests May 14. The regular monthly dance at tho Representation from every company Cavalry Club, Castner, will take place Comveiieice tine ..-- , .. 11 is required. , this evening. Invit4tions have been extended to the other regiments. No. 677 Graphite Grease for the gear case. Gives much better results than any other oil or plain grease. MANSFIELD CAMP It 1ST INFANTRY NOTES will not leak like.others? 5 and 10-- 1 b. cans. F.k) M. Nagel, Com- - Pvt. Heinrich ';, ':;- .;' : .'J;, TO DANCE pany C, 1st Infantry, is transferred No. 5 Graphite Cup Grease for grease cups. A little be- GIVE to the 2nd Infantry, unassigned. 35P i ' -- ' ' 38T tween the leaves of your auto springs will make your ..;.':'.' Under the provisions of General ride 50 easier, stock in 1 pound Orders, No. 31, war department, 1914, Where large flocks of poultry are . car percent In cans. FRIDAY EVENING John R. Halstead. Comiany C, is - - - , u'-:"':-- Pvt ' '.' --,At V discharged from the army by pur- Motor Graphite lubrication of the motors chase. Dixon's for the -- kept, one of the wisest precautions 38T 35- Mansfield Camp, IT. S. W. V.. No. 2, his com- of automobiles, motor boats and motorcycles. In an- Upon recommendation of Department of Hawaii, wish to the following ap- " w pany, commander 1-l- ' ' ' nounce that they ill give a free can be is a convenient b in Company M: that taken can's?' 'y, evening. pointment was made dance to their friends Friday Cpl. Willie Gallaher to be cor- hall, Not-le-y Lance March 31, at the Mansfield poral, vice Sloan reduced. i street, and the Shafter reserva 3BT 35T arrangement of . tion, beginning at 8 p. m. A bus will Upon the recommendation of the meet street cars at Kamehameha IV company commander" the following ap- road between 7:30 and 8:30 to carry -- made in Company G: A fine line of Auto Wrenches, hall, will pointment is Honolulu guests to the and Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Mclntyre to be return them in time to catch the last corporal vice Hamilton furloughed to Pliers, eta, carried in stock.. car home. All are cordially invited. army reserve. com-pan- y. the Good floor, good music and good 38T 3ST V;'- Upon the recommendation of the company commander the following promotions and appointments are C?J)ZRS THE made In Company H: Cpl. Lou S. Gen-sling- er Of to be sergeant vice Ross E. Edwards transferred to the army re- DIPT. serve; Lance Cpl. James F. Clark to Ltd be corporal, vice GenBlinger promot- 9 The following transfers of enlisted ed; Lance Cpl. Louis Radiola to be men are ordered: corporal; vice Fred J. Wehr trans- 169-17- 7 ; Pvt. Robert E. .Wood, Troop I. 4th ferred. m Cavalry, Schofield Barracks, H. T to 38r So- Ilitcrials W- South King Street Corps post. '. the Quartermaster at that under the provisions of paragraph : Bayer, 143rd Pvt Michael J. Com 18, General Orders. No. 11. war de- pany, Coast Artillery Corps, to the partment, 1913, the following named Quartermaster Corps, Coast Dele nses enlisted men of the 1st Infantry, army Poultry Foods and of Oahu, Fort Kamehameha, H. T. reserve, Class A, are transferred to A board of officers tq consist of the organizations indicated; Pvts. Lieut.-co- L James B. Houston. Quarter Donald R. E. Orr. Company A; firmer Douglas Mc-- A locker can be used and should master Corps; Capts. M. Keller and Edmund Lorbieclri,. and shelf or Caskey, 4th Cavalry, and William S. Cpl... Marvin E. Shelton, Company G; Browning, 1st Field Artillery, and and Musician Eugene A. Smith, Com- contain the following at all times. Veterinarian Charles H. Jewell. 4th pany K, Company A, 18th Infantry; April 19, to Cavalry, will proceed on Samuel H. Dul.any and Pvt. Hawaii, to Musician 1916, to Kawalhae. thence James Killfoil, Company E; Pvt. Ed- Pratts Baby Chick Food Pratts Cholera Remedy Parker's Ranch, at Waimea, thence to Company G, and Pvt. in- win C. North, Pratts Poultry Regulator Pratts Gape Remedy Kukaiau Ranch, for the purpose of II, Com- Upon Frederick Mack, Company to specting and buying horses. pany D, 11th Infantry. Pratts Powdered Lice Killer Pratts Diarrhoea Remedy, completion of this duty they will re- : Disinfectant Head Lice Ointment turn to their proper stations. Pratts Pratts Oil ii Molucca. INFANTRY ENJOYS Sergt. Ernest Myers, Company I, 25TH Pratts Roup Remedy Pratts Condition Tablets : Z C "ALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSION 3rd Battalion of Engineers, will pro- MOVIES AND TWO ACTS Pratts Sore Head Remedy Pratts Chicken Pox Remedy ceed to this city on April 1st, 1916, re- -- Remedy L Saturday Next, April 1st, at 3 p. m. porting upon arrival to the depart- SpecialStar-Bulleti- n Correspondence Pratts Bronchitis I lake Ypur Reservations -- NOW ment adjutant for duty in the office SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, March of the department engineer. 28. Sunday night the 25th Infantry "New Poultry Wrinhles" a booklet CCD NO EXTRA CHARGES $30 enjoyed an ' exceptionally fine enter- and Pratts GIRL CROSSING OCEAN tainment at their amusement hall. Be- tween reels of moving pictures, itn tells how and when to administer K-- that TO WED SHAW OF 7 audience which packed the hall to ca- Hawaii Tours Co. vaude- : ; pacity enjoyed two of the best ch-r- .t ; book FREE. Ctrcct ; Next to Post Office Corainc: hero to marry Lewis E. ville acts recently seen at Sohofield. them. The is Shaw, gunner's nVatp, second class, V First 'to appear was the "prince of

7, eang sev- the K-- one of the boats of the third balladists," Post Mason, who submarine division, is Miss Ida Boyd eral of the new popular songs. Jack of Brooklyn, according to the Salt La Vier, the "talkative trapezist," was Lake Tribune of March 19. received with equal enthusiasm. UiniEOim Several dates had been arranged for Co. TODA Y becomes APPLICANTS FOR ENTRY Feed V.' ra a wedding, to be post- the which had ACADEMY poned because of the division's numer- TO NAVAL ous changes. After the K. boats had Die jributors for vA m WASHINGTON, D. C The largest been ordered here, however. Mr. Shaw applicants ever cabled his fiancee that the submarines number of that has a long time, sought at one time to enter the naval would be here for and will Miss Boyd once decided to come academy at Annapolis probably Phone 34C3 P. O. Box 247 at April 18 across the sea for the wedding. take entrance examinations Volcano. $28.50 inclusive price. next. Rear-Admir- al Blue, chief of the about your try) to the bureau of navigation, today notified irnY tiunitiE eye qeuediy 629 representatives and senators that Ticc, Youns Hotel ' v Phone 1231 Tor KM, Weak. Wwntry Xjca and I the recent act increasing the number GRANULATED EYELID 8 ( of midshipmen entitled each of them to appoint another applicant imme-- The great ietectofrfof imiwrfect thinking and Door planning are a pn .and a piece of SPORTS, CLuVSSIFlKD AND SHIPPING paper. On paper you can delect the weak- SECTION V ness of your reasoning. J. Brisben Walker. V HONOLFUJ, TERRITORY.-O- H AAV All, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1916. NINE BRITISH FLEET VHITEH0USE1I0T Ready For Sea With a Full Crew Again nmm d PROGRAM FOR OBJECT LESSON DOWN ALL WEEK; PRINCIPAL OF 'BABYVEEinS

SCHOOL QUI i inirn mnin FOR AMERICANS HAS DRAWN ffl MILLS LIIHEU HU

L. M. Whitehouse, assistant city John F. Nelson,, vice-princip- al at Asst.-Sec- y. Lectures and Demonstrations Roosevelt Says engineer. ha.a not nut in aDDearance at Mills School for the last two years, Greatest Victory of War Won the city hall this week. Notified Sat- has just been appointed to the prin-cipalshi- p By Doctors to Be Feature urday that because of his laxness his of that institution for the of Big Movement Without Firing a Shot would be dispensed with coming year. The topointment is rervices .' "A to at- after May 1, he still refuses made by the bard of directors of the Although the selection lecturer'!';.' s Mid-Pacif- ic . 30.-Th- e, tend to his duties. Institute. V- D. C March yet to be made, women In chairge WASHINGTON. George M. Collins succeeded Dr. Robert Day Williams, the pres- the greatest victory of the war so Since of the various committees, meeting at dreadnoughts bim as city engineer on January ent principal of Mills, assumes the far has been won by the warrant and 10 o'clock this morning at the Palama ne- has drawn presidency of both Mills School a of the British fleet without the amounting to $950 that is he will Kawaiahao Seminary, as announced Settlement, approved rrosram xfor cessity of firing a single shot, "Laby Week" which probably will their paid amount of money a few days ago in Star-Bulleti- n. Secretary of the have been that the changed. stated Assistant fehen this month's warrants are- is- Mr. Nelson is completing his fifth not be Navy Roosevelt, who appeared before year having "Baby Week" will begin on, Mon- affairs sued. at the Manoa institution, the house committee on naval Collins is perhaps the busiest man come to Honolulu In the autumn of day, April 24. and continue to ant yesterday. Mr. Roosevelt stated that and seriously 1911, including Saturday, April 29. The ad- tn the city hall stands and been in the work at Mills the preparedness of the British In need of additional help in his de- since that time. He is a graduate of various features and the schedule for miralty had won for the Allies the partment He will not acknowledge Colorado College. 1910, with a degree showing them is a follows: uninterrupted use of the - 1 p; p. free and hat he has anv one In mind as White- of A. B. His borne is at Loveland, p. m. to 5:50 ni. and 7:30 ra. oceans of the world, and had, with- house's successor or that there will Colorado. to 9 p. m. Access by the public t3 out having to figut for their suprem- by all exhibits, which will be held at tho acy, be a successor. It is understood He served as an instructor at Mills deprived the Central Powers of city cfticials though .that he Intends school during his first three years Palama Settlement' Palama. all use of the world's waterways. de- vice-princip- 1 p. m p. m. by physi- asking for additional help in his there, being appointed al to Exhibits ; The United States "stands in the Whitehousc's cians. The physicians have not been partment as. soon as under Dr. W. P. Fergusou in the ' ring of. nations today as the richest alarv becomes available. Whether autumn of 1914 Upon Dr. Ferguson's selected. and the weakest, as compared to all "help" will be a direct successor death In January, year. 2:30 p. m. to 3:30 'p. m. Lectors great powers," the Ist Nelson the other he said."At to Whltehouse or a man, or men, to was given charge of the school as act- and conferences ;n the kindergarten no time in the history of America serve in capacities is not known. ing: principal year, building. Lectures and topics har country so other to the end of the , has this been so rich and meeting with splendid success in his not yet been announced. weak. yNVitb enough dreadnoughts, work. 3 p. m. Translation of the lectures such as we could well afford to build Into, the various foreign language. . and maintain4, this country could win TEUTON PRISONER This will be done in the Palama Set- a bloodless victory in any war. be tlement house. cause with a sufficient force at sea AVIATORNILES 7: 3 p. m. to 8:15 p. nl. Doctor A. , so power would ever dare attack us.' N. Sinclair will be in charge of an ex- secretary recommend, stere-op- The assistant ;T0 'SQUEAL' ON hibition of motion pictures and t ed that Appropriation! be made, at this can views dealing with tubercu-- session of Congress which will allow lesis. This exhibition will be held In of the laying down this year of eight tho settlement gymnasium - battleships. In order that the navy RKOM Another afternoon. feature wIlLtw a wiy be given a start in the necessary WAR PLOTTERS ' demonstration of the feeding, clothing task of overtaking the lead gained by - - and bathing of infants from- the time Germany. , of birth until they aro about 6 months The bill calling for the expenditure ;. - $15,000,000 by government old. , ; of the for WASHINGTON, D. C, March 30. The next meeting of the committee the erection of fire power plants' for floret von der Golx, a military prison- cx According to word received in San beads will be held at 10 o'clock next the traction. of nitrogen from the er, is to be brought from England to Iii ' - Francisco by the friends of Aviator Wednesday morning the Palama .atmosphere for use. In . the pepara- investigation the al- testify in the into wTno gymnasium: J1 , neutral- Charles, Niles passed through. Settlement tlon'of commercial nitrates and for leged plots against American Honolulu a ago munition manufacturing purposes, that he will Claim few months on his ity. It is said here way to Japan.' the aerial stunts that v ' which has been before the senate com-- ( well-organiz- conspiracy was MAINE DEMOCRATS that a he has been doing In' Chrysanthemum mittee on, agriculture, . was yesterday militaiy expedi- under way to Bend a land are making the natives there LAUD WILSON AND" crdered to be favorably reported back to invade Canada, blow up bridges ' '. tion gasp with wonder and delight. to the senate.; public-building- s PUT NAME ON BALLOT and destroy wherever In "When Nfles arrived Japan," - , , ... ; '-- :' . i possible i says the San Francisco Examiner, "he Von der is" said to have been BANGOR, Me March 20 Iandlnt pjot-tings- found a machine there that noiavlator of these ." President Wllscn as the worths great- on 'the Inside of all in. the: country dared,-t-o fly. was TSEC PARASITE- and bU. testimony 'is believed it est living statesman. VU.e Democrat of French , make, unusually swift and and Import- of Ma?ne In the platforra .acptd p im to be the most sensational po.Weifnli'Tne--f only 'Japanese --wbo ant the government haa succeeded in UielrvTiUte ' convention 4 yestrrday, ' In- ever ventured" tip In it was killed with candidacy tor his passenger." machine stood dorse tho Presidents t canal. tnnecting Lake The and uphold: him I as The Welland Idle for, a year, the Japanese aviators ' ' .the Ontario and Lnke- - Erie, . was, me of national leader of the pirty. ; regarding it mucli the tame as Amer ' expedition, - : ' , the objective points of the ? . , .. arrangements were ican cowboys regard an 'outlaw bron- ' body " only weighs on it Is claimed,. and cho. They named it 'Shampoogo The human made to blow up tfie canal in different never goes pound in the water. - I , udaiiilSLAKDS possible, to destroy the Skipper Lane, to supervisors: 'Well, boys, we've got weather-tigh- t Hatch now; guess we can tackle and had a saying that 'rice places, and,' if a' ud in Kyoto; neither does Shampoo-go- . locks, v ' : ; , those .waves. i ...... - part of the al- i .W'- The wen back of this "When NHes calmly prepared to go Although, U22 . mealybug parasites leged conspiracy are said to have NOROMAN'S PARROTS HILO'S NEW BANK IS English, but not up In it his Japanese friends bade irldSOMC Temple itve been liberated in various places been "haters of the WORRY HIM; HE HOPES INCORPORATED WITH him a fond farewell and tendered ; Our Printing' Depart- where the citrus mealybug. Is found. Germans." .iT Job wreaths of flowers for his funeral. A ' they .will not; .attack the alligator pear tThe failure of a lawyer, In Buffalo, THEY ARE WELL FEO $100,000 CAPITAL one fine side-lin- e, clipping from a Japanese paper shows ; ment has mealybug, one of the worst species in eneassd to organize a "firing squad," ma- plans of a picture of Niles seated in the the Islands, and a specific parasite to is said to have frustrated the Fifty handsome parrots which he printing; but its big main Articles of incorporation have been chine with the floral offerings piled a of ' attack the latter pest is needed, ac--' the plotters, and forced number was taking to Australia for sale there filed in the treasurer's office and a around him., Yeehly Calendar cordihir, to monthlr reoort of Su them to flee. . V are mourning' the absence of their specialty feature, and the charter appfled for by People's the the "When the machine left the ground .1 ; pcrtntendeol of Entomology. . E. M. owner, Oscar Nordman, porter on the Bank, Ltd., of Hilo. The company is to- - . MONDAY he went up,, use his own words, ' who' was ar- one it pushes day and ; 371, . Uhrborn, read at the meeting of the Oceanic liner Sonoma, incorporated for $100,000, divided Into 'as though he had been shot out of a Oceanic Lodge . Xo. , board of agriculture and forestry at LADES rested here Monday afternoon by cus- night, is SERVICE. 5000 shares at $20 each, of which 1430 gun. In an Incredibly short time the sUtcd, 7:30 p. m. v j j v 11 o'clock this morning. t toms Inspectors, charged with com- have been subscribed for. Following registered 7000 An MS barograph feet ' -- '" ' plicity In an attempt to smuggle are the stockholders In company: TUESDAY. "From the material we received,' 1 the idea struck him. He landed the ma- Temple No. 1, A. A. O." v Aloha fays the superintendent's report , opium into Honolulu. Nordman had THE AD MAN. M. de F. Spin ola, William Chalmers, J. in chine and tried to buy it, but the N. "M. S., adjourned meeting. part, insect- - to stay here while his parrots sailed W. Russell, George H. Huddy, T. E. " "from the California state Japanese owner explained that It had - : I Green-wel- l, 7:30 p. m. , ary IIAUAI KEEPS away on the ship. M. Ororio, J. P. Curts, P. his-hear- ..'. containing parasites of the mealy ON ' Frank become endeared to t because ' bug, we -- were very successful la rear- "My poor birds; I hope they are be- P. C. Beamer. H. Meyer, M. his. friend was killed " In it' and re WEDNESDAY. J ing a, large quantity of parasites ing fed and watered regularly," says Bran co, John VIerra, Solomon K. La-luke- a, fused to sell. However, carried away Honolulu Lodge Nd 409, spe- (Paraleptomastlx abnormis). Some Nordman today. ' The chief steward W. W. Beers of Hllo and J. G. with admiration for Nile's feat he of- cial, first degree, 7:30 p; m. promised to take care of them for of Honolulu. of these have been placed in breeding IIMEREST un Pratt fered him. the free use of the machine THURSDAY. : cases for further multiplication and me." Norfman is an expert on birds as long as he should remain in Japan. Consistory No. ' ' 1 - - Honolulu I, . and . animals, and cleaned ud consld- -- ve were able to liberate 1542 In vari-ou-s MOST EMINENT MEDICAL Niles went up again and broke twa special. Thirty-firs-t :; Degree. - :V Y BRITISH STRIKERS TIE places where mealybug V.''- ' I erable money every trip by buying alone, and with a the citrus UP WAR MUNITIONS. AUTHORITIES IT altitude records 7:30 p. m. ) was found. It Is unfortunate that this 1 JIII!H ' March M.The final them In Sydney and Pago Pago and ENDORSE passenger rising to 11,000 feet; lie - j Eng., March 30. spoclcs will, not attack the alligator match-I- n the ladles' Kauai .champion- shipping 4hem to San Francisco LONDON. Ibor looped the loop and broke a cross- FRIDAY. " I am Innoceut of this charge," trcubios have arisen again to disturb A New Remedy Kidney, pear mealybug (Pseudococcus ehlp games, was played off last Sat for Bladder country record of 105 miles. Then he : nlpae), muni- ( 8ATURDAY. as to LIhue, proving to e oi inrm-In- g Nordman says. "I have retained Geo. the efforts of the ministry of . and All Uric Acid Troubles. up a Japanese society girl the I this is the worstspecies yft have urday sup- took Temple No. 1, A. A. O In the islands. and affording many A. Oavis as my attorney, and intend tions and the bureau forwarding woman to fly in Japan; Aloha j Interest plies to first N. It. S.. ceremonial session "Many of our ladybugs have to bring out the strong to fight the case through. It looks to the front. Dr. Eberleand Dr. Braithwaite as "He tells of a Japanese prince who ' reduced p t 1 dock of the ; p. m. . ' ' , : species player. me as though it was a frame-u- to Yesterday the workers well as Dr. Simon all distinguished to fly with him If the royal other so that we rareriy have points of each 10,000, went Intends complaint damage. Rfihnrn Purvis and Miss Meli- - 'get me. r; Nordman is out of jail. Me.rsey, to the number of authors agree that whatever may be family will consent He dbes not of their They also out on strike, announcing that they - make inroads on the species attacking cent. Waterhouse won tJhe second snd J having secured bond yesterday. the disease, the urine seldom tails in meet with the heartiest sunpart over 8CHOFIELD LODGE 1 would not return to work until their furnishing prin- Japanese not WEDNESDAY the alligator pear and plants. third sets from Mrs. w. K. . bcnuitze us with a clue to the there because the do other demands for overtime pay be submit- upon going to,aa Degree,; 7:31 . not a Miss Banham. ciples which it is to be treated, like to 6eo all the records Work In First but to gfeat extent As the new and " parasite set was an easy victory ted to arbitration. and accurate knowledge concerning American." :' p. ro. ' i : is more inclined to attack the The first GOVERNOR PUTS At Glasgow, where the members of : - citrus mealybug and as this pest is for the visitors who got It with .a the nature of disease can thus be ob- SATURDAY ; i' 6-- the committee heading the striking 1, home team apparent- tained. If backache, scalding urine or 7,2) not very abundant on account of lady-- score of the headqnar-ters- , HONOLULU'S SCHOOLS Work in Third Degree ' buj ly taking the opportunity to warm up. Clyde workers have their frequent urination bother or distress attacks, It will be difficult to sav 22 of the committeemen were OVERCROWDED : however, playing you, or if uric acid in the blood has AGAIN whether or not we shall be successful In the second set brought before a magistrate yesterday In establishing ; was very close, practically each play- fCLELLANON caused rheumatism, gout or sciatica It here. : charged with having promoted strikes un- the score or you suspect kidney or bladder . trou- public schools are We have' also hymenopteroui er getting her serve until having emplo- Honolulu's other stood five :all. Some 'very fine and with left their ble just' write Dr. Pierce at the Surgi- dergoing a period of overcrowding, it HONOLULU. LODGE NO. 1, parasites attacking mealybugs, so at yment contrary to the terms of the Mu- MODERN ORDER OF PHOENIX that back-han- d returns on the part of Mrs. cal Institute, Buffalo, N. V.; send a was announced at the office of the we are perhaps cer-tai- n and was fined well .protected on were responsible for a num- nition War Act each sample of urine and describe symp- department of public instruction to- species, we should try-- Schultze HARBOR BOARD five pounds. home, corner, cf but to get ber points in favor of her side, toms. You will receive free medical day, and was emphatically stated Will meet at their a specific at- of it streets; every parasite for the species while toward the end close net play- advice after Dr. Pierce's chemist has some provisions have to be made Beretanla and Fort tacking alligator pear, fig, guava that evening 7:29 o'clock. ' the ing by Miss Waterhouse drew the BRITISH YOUNGSTERS examined the urine this will be to take care of a large number of chil- Thursday at many - and other plants, as the damage 7-- CHARLES HUSTACE.1 JIL,r Leader score to 5 in favor of her side. W. H.- McCIellan, department man- CALLED TO COLORS. done without charge, and you will be who are "running the streets' done to new growth and by dren FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. blossoms The third set proved to be almost ager of the Honolulu Iron Works. Is LONDON, Eng., March So. The last under no obligation. Dr. Pierce, dur- for want of places where they may this species Is very serious." Water-hous- e the reverse of the first Miss to fill the vacancy on the harbor class of unmarried meu, which taken ing many years of experimentation. go to school- - .In some of the districts, E. ' HONOLULU LODGE, 611, B. 'P. O. E. E. . re- and Miss Purvis taking six board left by the resignation of in those who have reached the age n' has discovered a new remedy which! especially In Kakaako, It wft meets In tkelr call ago. w f school-les-s games straight with only the third a Bodge several weeks Governor 19 years since the last attestation, as is 37 times more powerful than lithia ported, there are sufficient on Kmc St, near DR. GOODHUE'S protracted deuce game. Lucius E. Pinkham signed the com- made were yesterday called under in removing uric acid from the sys- children to fill an ordinary grade Fort, every Friday The final score stood in favor of the mission' appointing him yesterday and the Derby volunteer plan. Large num- tem. If you are suffering from back- room. - - evening. . tVUltlni home team 1-- 6. 7-- 5. 6-- 0. In connec- McCIellan will take his scat at the bers came forward to enlist many o? ache or the pains of rheumatism, go to '. brothers are cos tion with (he championship a pair of next meeting of the board. He is no whom have already been taking mili- your best druggist and ask for a 50-ce- nt NEW HOTEL TALK ON KAUAI dlaUy InTtted to at ;: by Mrs. stranger-t- o public service, having An-uri- c" put up Dr. F,IM1' rackets offered Hans Isen tary instruction in preparation for the box or by 4 V Und. ' v berk, are to be presented to the win- served several terms on the board of time when they would be of an age Pierce. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- Although plans and discussion are 'Mla -- kj i aaa QJ.McCARTHT.EJt iuhuu ners. ; supervisors. to accept service. scription for weak women and Dr. yet of a very tentative character. It Mr. Eric Knudscn officiated in the Meetings are held Wednesdays, but Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for is possible that Walmea may, at no capacity of umpire during the match. yesterday it. was impossible for a quo- the blood have been favorably known Kens; is tangy CARDINAL MERCIER'S distant date, have a fine, new hotel. HERMANNS 80HNE. The PickleJar" the v : rum to be present, as two of the mem- past 40 years more. name new Garden Island. SECRETARY ARRESTED. for the and They It appears that the land included In a of a Hawaii publication a away from on bus- : eix-pag- bers are the island are standard remedies today as well present premises Is e journal which K. BERLIN. Germany. March part of the hotel Yersammlungen' is K. of P. hall little Dr. - German shippers have never favor- iness. No meeting was held. 0.M. as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for by Hofgaard & Co. for 8. Goodhue, the Sage Holualoa,' Ha- Loncin, the private secretary of Car- much needed Uontagi, Januar 3 and 17; rebmax 1 of ed the Kiel canal, as they prefer the the liver and bowels. You can have business, may be waii, Mercicr, been placed their lumber and and 21; Maers ft und 29.7 . has just taken from the press. long sea voyages the toll charges. dinal has under a sample any one of v, It discusses many things to KOREAN SMOKED OPIUM arrest by the German officials of Brus- of these remedies taken oyer at any time. ; A proposal W. WOLTERS. PraesldenL -- of Interest When spider in by including the water wishes to according to des- tablet form writing Dr. Pierce. has., therefore, been evolved to erect C BOLTEL Roosevelt for President" dive he makes use of an apparatus FOR PAIN IN STOMACH sels, the Overseas Adv. Sekretaer "William. Jennings Bryan," local poli- patch from the Belgian capital. ' M. a new and more commodious hotel similar to the diving belL - on belonging to Mr. near Branch, tics and other topics of interest all iu Loncin is suspected of maintaining for- a lot Brandt Honolulu ef the 'National Stomach aclie, in the opinion of Something like 40.000,000 barrels of the beach below the bank. As stated ; German American Alliance of the the zestfuljind picturesque way which Judge AI on is not ex- bidden intercourse with the enemies - COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES sarrat, sufficient beer are brewed in the United King- above, however, the matter is still in v U. A. ? r; ,.- Dr. Goodhue has made familiar in the cuse to a of Germany. 8. territory. allow nit,n tj smoke opi'.iin: dom every year. Of these, fewer than en unsettled state and for the present LAXATIVE I . BROMO QUININE re- was sore here.'' said Kim Ki 1.000,000 are exported. nothing of a positive nature can be Meetings la K, of P. HaU on 8av Korean, A ; -- moves Gun, a yesterday commission of prominent . ,- - .. ' thecaase. Used thewoild over in ilice Russian given out Garden Island. ordayi: ; . Major . Curley of Boston announced court, point'ng to his stomach, ' and literary men left Petrograd Enp v to cure a cold in one day. The signa- ' for George E. Lawsoh, aged 54, presi- February 12, March .11. April S, May that he will back former Mayor John so I smoked jDpiu.n." land to make a tour of inspection of T. Fitzgerald, his old political oppo- ture of E. W. GROVE is on each box. dent of the People's state bank of Dc A New York lawyer reported that I, June 3, July L. . . ' , The court found Kim v Giu guilty British munition plants so they may nent as candidate Manufactured by PARIS trolt and widely known in financial bis safe had been robbed, and when PAUL R. ISENBERG, President for United States the MEDI- ' ' . and sentenced him to pay a fn.e of deliver lectures to Russian troops and circles, .was In : :; Senator to auccood - - found dead bed at his asked what the loot .was,;', said his C B0LTE,r?cr---7- Senator Ixle. CINE CO., St. Ivwi It, s. A, . 110 and eosta. - on Rngland'9 " - v civilians part in the war. winter home at Ormond Beach Fla. nightshirt, a comb and a brush. f274Jn. 12 tn July 1 I- STAR-BULLETI- CEI7 HONOLULU N, THURSDAY, MARCII SO, 1916. ... w ry

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YEE CHAN & CO. at the corner of King arid Bethel Streets, are going to celebrate the opening of the new addition to their big store with a CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL ODD LINES AND BROKEN STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

For the p&st two months carpenters and painters have been busy here, for we have acquired the whole top floor of our building. This additional space together with the room we have madfl in our basement gives us the largest floor space of any retail dry goods store in this city. Our new floor will ba known as the Oriental. Department. We also carry on this floor Trunks, Suit Cases and traveling requisites generally. Contemplating these additions we purchased lots of new"merchandise now on the way and so to, be ready, to recrive the new stock we are A BIG CLEAR-ANeE-. SALE BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST This will be the greatest effort we ever attempted, and the. wonderful reductions on offer should attract big crowds exery day to our store to take advantage of the bargains. The Store Will Be Closed All Day Friday To ;4t make final arrangements for this big sale. We believe this opportunity is something unheard of in retail merchant Piece Goods, including Dress Goods and Domestic Goods,' Eibhons, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, Underwear, Men's Furnishing Goods, Men's and Boys' Hats, Boots and Shoes for men, women and children will be on offer at prices which must effect a quick clearance.

i. Dry Goods Department Some Big Bargains in Oriental Goods Men's Neckwear 1000 pieces new pattern Ginghams, an extraordin- leading store for Remarkable values in Ties, Silk Ties, specially ary; purchase, worth 10c regular, Extension Ladies' Waists and Coats Wc are recognized as the specially featuring China Silks by priced at 25c, 50c and 75c Sale price, 15 yds . .$1.00 . Wt. mention only a few of the Oriental goods, look oyer made-u- p Victoria Lawns, 28 inches wide, 10c ; Extension leaders here, and invite you to the yard ai d garments. A big line of 25c Wash Ties going at 15c each our offerings at this sale! Sale price, yard 74c As before mentioned in this ail the chic f India Linons, 30 inches wide, 20c value, for One Lot Ladies' Shirt Waists, former prices, $1.50 reason for adding another floor to our store is to yard ..... 15c to $2.50. Wc wfll. close out the entire lot effectively display our Oriental goo'ds. We will Fine Lace Cloth, 27 inches wide, special for. at 25c and 50c each send our buyer to the Orient in a few weeks to Undervy yard ...... 10c $2.00. valuer in House Dresses, sale price $1 each purchase specially for this department. We are Men's Summer ear Batiste, 30 inches wide, special for, yard..... 8c $2.50 values in Girls' Dresses, large sizes, at desirous of disposing of, all our present stock Regular $0c garments, sale price only 3 for $1.00 'V Persian Lawns, 34 inches wide, 25c value ; sale . $1.25 eacn and here mention some special reductions in price, yard .20c Ladies' Ribbed Velvet Coats, hew styles, just re- Pongee goods by the piece and made up all Athletic Shirts and Drawers marked down to : 35c sale price. .$9.00 Persian Lawns, 34 inches wide, values; sale ceived; regular $12; other items in our stock of Oriental merchandise 20o each ; price, yard , 25c Regular $9; sale price $6.50 will bear a straight reduction of 15 per cent off Mercerized Jacquards, 35c values; sale price, These Coats come in all the popular regular prices during this sale. Special lot of Men's Nainsook Union Suits; the yard V.... . , ...... 20c colors, fcuch as White, Pink', Blue, Orange maker's, price today in New York is 75c; we will .Fine Stripe Shirtings, wonderful value, yard. . . . Lavender and Old Rose. The following are a few lines we are offering ...... 20c and 25c as extra special inducements: close out this lot of Union Suits at 50c Suit .', 30in. Heavy Pongee Silk, regular $2.00 values, Every line in our. big stock of Dress Goods marked Boys ' Undershirts, special for this sale . . 15c each V. ' " aray'dowji for this great sale.1 '' " sale price $1.50 yard Laces arid Embroideries 30in. Heavy Pongee Silk, regular $1.85 values. A chance at this sale to lay in a big; supply; sale price 1.35 yard slashed pieces clean up th,e prices to to ptire j 34in. Heavy Pongee Silk, regular $1.50 values, Men's Hosiery Domestic stock. Lot 1 3600 yds. German Torchon Lace,; 10c and ' sale price $1.10 yard Gentlemen will do well to lay in a supply at Householders, hotelkeepers and others interest- 15c values. Extension Sale price.. 5a yard,. 34 in. Heavy Pongee Silk, regular $1.25 values, 4 the big reductions on offer at this sale. ed, in' domestic goods, should, surely come to this Lot 2 Special clearance of a big lot Kmbroid-- market will of ' sale price .85c yard sale. We have beaten the. cotton and ery, Edgings and Insertions, lQc values, for 5c yd. Fine Silk Socks, all sizes, regular 50c, sale price- - Grasslinen Hand-embroidere- d throw out ecgie bargains in this big sale that will, 3 15c 20c for, 10c y& Pongee Silk and Lot to values in Embroidery : .3,for$V not be heard oi again, for a very long time. -- Lot 4 Corset Cover Embroideries, 50c S ): values, orj Big Value in Bed Spreads. 25c yd, Waist Patterns Silk Lisle Socks, sale price only...... 20c pair . Regular $1.00 values at . . . v ..is ...... 85c Lot 5 Corset Cover Embroideries, 75c values' Big value, a box of good quality Cotton' Sflcii-- " "40c $1.50 values at $1.15 for .. yd;t ' .-- . .$5".0O the pattern for .Vi .C... . .VJ...... 4 xVk4. 18-in- $7.50 regular for Mi $1.75. values at . V:.$l,2$ Lot 6 ch Allover Embroideries, 50c values, j! i ordihary good value at 75o. ' $2.00 values at ..... , : .". .$1,65 for 25c yd., All regular $5.50 Pongee Waist Patterns for $3.50 These are

$3.50 values' a J . . . .$2.93 7 22:ineh AUo.yer. Embroiderjes, $1.QQ .values. Hand-embroider- ...... Lot ed Pongee Dress Patterns .' for . . 50c yd. All these special offerings nv llosiery coma; in . and Grass Linen. ' ' 22-in- ' Lot 8 ch Allover Embroideries, $1.50 values Black, White, Tan, Lavender, and Blue. for .$1.00 yd. 10-yar- d lengths, $27.50 to $30.00 regular, for $20

8-ya- Lot 9 27-inc- h Flouncings, 50c values, for 25c yd rd lengths, $22.50 to $25 regular, for $16.50 Lace Curtains;: 27-inc- Lot 10 h bouncings, 75c values for 35c yd, - 27-in- See New Department and take ad- 75c values in Curtains at the Eirtcsipn, 5ale. Lot, 11 ch Flouncings, $1 values, for 60c yd. our : vantage sale of bargains in SHirts' for ...... 66$ Lot 1227-inc- h Flouncings, $1.25 val., for 75c yd. at this the Shirts! Shirts! $1.25 values in Curtains at the Extension Sale , Ladies' Belted Bilk Sweaters Oriental Goods. A showing" of Shirts in all styles, includ-- , for .7pq in all the newest' shades; $7.50 valpes at $6.50 grand $1.50 values in Curtains at the Extension Sale $4.50 values at ... .t $3.50 ing Golf, Sports and Negligees. Every number in for ...... $1.00 Ladies' Wool Sweater Coats stock marked, down specially. 7 ; $2.00 values in Curtains at the Extension Sale $6.56 'regular for $4.50, for : $4.50 regular for .$325 Fancy Rjbbpns All regular $1.25 values, sale price...... $1.00 ) A special purchase of Fancy Ribbons, more than $2.50 values in Curtains at the Extension' Sale $3.50, regular for $2.50 A big special clearance, in $1 valuest and cheapat ; if 100 designs, 41-- 2 to 6 inches wide, ..V:... $2.00 $2.50 'regular for .$2.00 different $1, will be offered for .60c each . ior 2Qc . $3.00 values in Curtains at the Extension Sale-fo- r, worth 35c to 50c yard. Sale price yard ...... , .$235 ...... Hosiery, Neckwear, Notions, Odds and Ends These include all styles in a great variety of. All these Curtains were special value afrthe former money-savin- g patterns. ' to close out all marked at big . '. price.:- Our Whole Stock of prices. v. .1.1 Men's $20 Suits, special sale price $13.50 Children's Sweaters Men's $15 Suits, special sale price ,$7.50 i Pequot Sheets, "TKe Coats marked down to clearing prices Men's $10 Suits, special sale price ...$$.00 ):: for the sale. The whole stock of Men's Pants, all sizes, in ex- artment assortment, specially priced $1 up Princess Slips and Gowns, former price $1.50, cellent from pr. Some wonderful savings can be effected : in ' v reduced to .$1.00 Boys' Blue Serge Suits, $7.50 regular, sale price $6 Torn- - and Hemmed Men's, Women's and children's Shoes this sale. Boys' Blue Serge $6.50 feg., sale price $4.90 at ; ; ..' Princess Slips and Gowns, former price $2.00, Suits, , 54x90 63x9Q 72x90 8lx90 ; - to Boys ' Mixed Wool Suits, $3 regular, sale price $2 $3.50 values in Ladies' Shoes, all styles at. . ..$3- V C5c 75c . 85c 95c reduced .....$1.25 ' , Slips Gowns, price $2.50, Boys' Black Suits, $3 reg., sale price $2 A big lot of "Our Special Sheets, 81x90, at, Princess and former $3 values in Ladies' Shoes, all styles, $2.50 .$1.60 at.... each ' . . .1 ...... 85c reduced to Boys' Play Suits, latest style, white and blue Slips Gowns, $1.00, Victor Sheets, big value, 81x90, at, each...... 75c Princess and former price trimmed, values up to $1, close at the sale for 50c $2.50 values in Laddies' Shoes, all styles, at... $2 - ( 75c Pearl Sheets, very special, 72x90 at, each. , . .50c reduced to ; Princess Slips and Gowns, former price 75c, $2 values in Ladies' Shoes, all sizes, at. .. .$1.50. ( . On the present value cotton these are oi reduced to . .50c. ". '." - ' i . wonderful values, ; A big lot of odd lines in Laclies' and Children's Pequot Pillow Cases, sale price, each. . . . . , . .20c Shoes, values from $2 to $2.50, to close out at Tillow" CasesV'sale . . . 'Men's Hats Pearl price, each. ... .1240 75c and $1 Straw and Felt Hats, regular $4 values, special ... . A Whole Counter of sale price $3 Tovvels! Muslin Petticoats Straw and Felt Hals, regular $3.50 values, special Men's Shoes. Towels! sale price $2.50 ' V 75c values for 50c Save money at this sale on Towels. Straw Hats, regular $3 values, special $5 values at .... $4 $1.00 values for 75c and Felt sale price Turkish Towels, 21x43; regular $3.00, at $2 doz. $1.50 values for $1,00 $2.00 $4 values at $3.50 Turkish Towels, 17x36; fegUlar $1.50, at 90c do $2.00 values for ..$1.50. Straw and Felt Hats, regular $2.00 values, special $3.50 values at $3 Turkish Towels,' 14x25; regular $1.00, at 6dc doz. $2.50 values for $1.75 sale price $1.50 Huck Towels, 19x37; regular $1.75, at $10 dox. Drawers, 50c and 75c reg. price, for 35c and 50c 500 pairs of odds and ends in Men's Shoes, regular Towels, 15x32; 90c A big lot of odds and ends in Men's and Boys' Huck regular $1.50, at dozen values at $3.50 to $4.50, will close out the entire 45-in- ch 1 Covers. , Let 13 Flouncings, $15 yd' for '60c yd.; Special Lot Corset Hats, ordinary values at $2 to $3. We will close ) Lot 14, 45-irc- h Flouncings, $L50 yd for 75Cj yd. Ordinary values up to $1.00 to close out at.. .25c out the entire lot for . . $1 each lot for , $1.50 pair

There are,many Other lines at this sale not mentioned. in this advertisement. WE MEAN BUSINESS. OUR GUARANTEE STANDS BEHIND EVERY ITEM. A chance seldom offered.

Store Closed Friday Salfe Will MMeiee Satory9 ApFiil 118; Store i Closedr Friday Honolulu

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Mixed Doubles Matches PU1H00 SWIM A QuakerStar, ATHLETIC MEET Pat Moran Will Have Furnish Sterling Temro EVENTS BRING AT PUNAHOU TO Hard Time Repeating

Feature Match at Moana Won By Mrs. Hind and Alan Lowrey OUT FEATURES BE BIO FEATURE Many Teams Strengthened in Tener's Circuit This Year u;-- Mrs. Ivers Plays Excellent Tennis in This Match Miss Philly Boss Adds Wilbur Good and Chief Bender to His Staff Schaefer and A. L Castle Win in Hard Fought Match Miss This Year Quakers will HaveGood Pitching Staff if Rixey Hopper and William Eklund Take Two Sets Willie Kanakanui and Preston Competition For All Students of Can Show Something This Season V) Chapin Star in Aquatic School Begins This After- MATCHES TODAY AT MOANA COURTS. When Pat Moran piloted his sturdy that the Phillie boss will use him as Races at School noon at Alexander Field Quakers to first place last year he an outfielder as he is on of the best Semi-Fina- ls of Mixed Doublet. surprised many of the fans, and hitting pitchers 1a the business. 2:45 Miss Pauline Schaefer and A. L. Castle vs. Miss Alice Hopper Tuesday afternoon "2" of the fastest SpecialStar-Bulletl- n Correspondence. Hug hey Fullerton, who Is about ai Rhoades made a good showing with, and William Eklund. swimmers of the Punahou Preparatory OA HI? COLLEGE, March 30. poor a picker as there is in the busi- Milwaukee, and promises to show ' ' 45 Mrs. Kenton Hind and Alan I.owrey vs. Mrs. Matbew Graham school held their championship swim- This afternoon on Alexander field ness, had the Phillies listed for last sometnmg in training camp. Fortune and H. E. Savage. ming meet in the Punahou tank. This is being held a novel athletic meet place. Now that Moran has won a was secured from Asheville and will Finale of Mixed Doublet Friday, at 4:30 p. m. meet was the last of a series which for the students of Punahou Acad- pennant a great many of the fans will be given a chance. Matches Yesterday. has been running for several weeks emy, it is in the form of a liexathlon-- , expect him to repeat Killifer May Come Back. KIrit Set.. following the track season, and the and its purpose is to compare a large Looking at all of the teams in the .Bill Killifer is still troubled with rts Gs entries were all speedy. A large-crow- d number of athletes in a half-doze- n National League it is a good bet that his arm, but is expected to be in Misa. Hopper and Eklund.. 4 4 4 4 2 426 6 of small boys and a few of tha standard events. the Quakers will not romp home with shape by the time the first game In 100-yar- a bad Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 2 2 0 2 4 012 academy students filled the bleachers The six events are th d the bunting. It might not be played. He will have as assistants Second Set. and vociferously cheered on their fa dash, the 22)-yar- d dash, the 410-yar- d pick to say that they would land in this year Burns, who made a good Mist Hopper and Eklund.. 5 4 4 2 '2 4 431 vorites. Will Kanakanui, a coming run, the high jump, the broadJup the second division. As the National showing in the world series: O'Connor Mr. and Mra. Gordon 3 0 2 4 4 0 017 champion of the Hui Nalus, was the and the shot put A large number of League race looks at present it is a and Jack Adam. Fish will also.be First Set. leader in Class A, winning five firsts athletes have signed up for the com- toss up, and last year's cellar holder given a chance to show behind .the Pta Gs and one second ; while Preston Chapin petition. Some of these men are sen- may win this year's pennant -- plate. THiai Schaefer and Castle 4 3 4 7 4 -- 37 6 ranked first among the smaller boys, iors, who have had a long period of Alexander on Hand. Luderus will acaln fe stationed at Williams 0 5 5 0 --24 2 Class B. winning a first in every event experience; some are men of Moran will have Grover Cleveland first base, and this position will be Miss Richards and track He-spi- - Second Set. in which he entered. one or two years' experience, but Alexander, which will help a lot te strong. No one has appeared yet who: 4 6 3 6 3 2 2 4 2 4 7 compar- the fact that the champ Quaker threatens to oust Bert Niehoff from Miss Schaefer and Castle... 445 Two of the best races of the da Dave vvho will be many are youngsters who are 4 4 5 Bancroft cavort heaver did not win for his team in the his job at the keystone sack, ana 1 4 5 4 5 5 2 2 45-yar- us Miss Richards and Williams.... 137 15 d atively new at the sports. And it were the and sprints, in Ing around the short field for Pat world series he is nevertheless a Bancroft has a cinch on the shortstoo . , Mrs. Renton Hind and Alan Lowrey defeated Mrs. Richard Ivers and probably among these last named men tilt which Ernest Gray, Henry Pogue and Moran's Phillies this year, tast year Mor-pheusbu- rg 6-- 6-- 6--2. good pitcher, and the fans of position. little short fielder, had :' Harold Dillingham, to- that the meet will have Its most bene- The Will Kanakanui finished so close the former Coaster proved to be a real can rest assured that great season last year, and is ex- gether judges had work ficial effects, for a record of each a especially on backhand that the hard star arid tne fans in Philadelphia con- Grover will be on the job again thia pected to make another great show spectators who Journed to standard, man's scoring will be kept from year . Tose to decided the positions. Henry Pogue tend he will outrank Bush and i i that may-kno- year. WH nraauu. yesterday strokes. Miss Schaefer excelled In 15-ya- way man mis 7 the Moana courts afternoon rd to year and in this a '' won second in the dash and MaranviMe this season. Dave was one had the pleasure of - watching three lobs with the proper depth which oft wherein he is making athletic In addition to the star of last year Fight at Hot Corner. opponents driving for third in the 45, and Ernest Gray won of the stars in the battle with the Bos- Mayer, Demaree, ' Stock and Byrne will again fight it good matches . with one a feature. en had her 15-yar- progress nnd how much progress he Moran will have third in the d and second in one M outs. Dr. Williams madd his first ap ton American latt year and wat Rixey. Baumgartner, Chalmers and out for the job at the difficult cor The match between rs. Renton the 45. Gray showed very good form on Quaker is making year by year through his v Lowrey pearance In the tournament, and his of the popular piayera the Chief Bender.! The last named pitch- ner. Neither player is a Frits MaiseL Hind and Alan and Mrs. Rich in the longer distance races, coming academic course. . ard Ivers and Harold Dillingham was play of yesterday stamps him as a collection. ' er has always been popular In Phila- but Moran believes that one of . the second to Kanakanui in all of these Brings Out Talent u-il-l rvnsta one of the best played since the open- good player. His shots, which con- delphia, and the Quaker City fans are torn atom laVa rum nf tho tained a sharp were as a rule everts. Chandler Woods, though less It is hoped that thi3 meet will truly pulling for the former Athletic hurler. tion. Milton Stock should be the logi- ing 'of the tournament. cut experienced, gave good devel- "required seta to win, and. hard to handle, and often his favor- a account o' stimulate athletic interest nnd Chalmers Is reported In good condi cal man for the job. He Is a better It three himself in the long distance races, opment. is of through it all the, spectators wit- - ite smashes were good for points. In junior It the desire President tion and the same may be said for hitter and a better fielder than .. A 1 ft A up mm sparaung oy all around court play he exhibited showing particularly well la the Griffiths that every boy in Punahou Maer. Demaree has been Injured Byrne, and is a younger man in ad nessea piay me contest- 150 yards. Lydgate won some ants. The' secondv set was really oce enough to prove that he had had much Mortimer the become interested and active iu and may be out of the game for some uiuun. experience in 'the racquet game. plunge, making the very good showing branch of athletics. This new meet time, Moran Is expecting great Cra vat h and Paskert will be back ofthe best of; the. tourney, and both way but sides were lighting for every point, Both Dr. Willlama'and Castle had a of once across the tank and half HASEXCELLENT is one of the many invitations the things from Rixey. on the job. and Whltted, Good. Brow ' with' shots featured In number of difficult returna to their back again. Gray won the under school offers to the boys to secure Eppa Jeptha a Tower. er and Dugey will be sticking around. sensational the swimming, going own physi- :play.Mra. Hind and Lowrey had tak- credit and throughout the game both, water several times their cooperation in their Rixey is said to be the tallest pitch- VVIiDUr ljuuu whs tecuicu uuui um " the length Rob- moral development. play en the first set. but ' after being at players showed unusual steadiness, of the tank. cal and er in the National League, but he will Cubs when Tinker decided to Mott - the match point In the second set lost with Castle playing his usual type of ert Smith won second in the CHANCE LOCALLY Among- the more experienced men have a rival this year when Slim some, of his Whales in the outfield. plunge all-roun- d year .out and their opponents ran out the game. Although the winners won the and third in the under water who compete today are several Love, formerly of Los Angeles, gets tn Good 'was a fair hitter last and 6-- 6--2, opportunity next three games, winning 8. In first set by a score of they had swimming, and Anton veuesen won athletes, including George action with the Yanks. Love is 6 may have an to shine la ft pasture, year, j - fight each game, five of a third in the plunge. Cedrlc Baldwin Lindley, 4-- the Phillie thia the last set thtr played better tennis, to hard for William Napihaa, Gordon 6 5 in., while Rixey states that he :r Mott-Smlt- on 6-- seven going to deuce. Five games of Makaweli, Kauai, was an easy win Gifford, With a Good and a Fortune the winning out , the Pans Will Suppbrt the Teams if Gibb, John Ernest will come to that figure The second set also went to deuce ner in the fancy diving. He did sev Noble team the superstitious fans will have i.Mrt.v Ivtrs Stars In Match. - ' of the Antone Correa, Fred Peterson. Virginia southpaw, although a poor v only one love game. stunts in nrst-cias- s form a They are Assured That the tope, that is if Fish Is canned before with eral for Kauhane and others. These men will good pitcher, and It would -- ' - the fielder, is a - . I J r 'One of the'brleht features 'of Misa Hopper and Eklund Win. youngster. Charles Cassidy and Lor a keen competitive exhibit to- Virginia me. season k run ery viu. .VI.. -- Youngsters are Trying insure not be surprising to see the day was the playing of Mrs., Richard the match of the day Miss rm Andrews showed up well In th tPm . whnle. it looks aai"5If Mr. played In first uso day and tomorrow. tower become. one of the leading Ivers. Although defeated, she Alice Hopper, and .William Eklund this event. is being held the Pitrirlr Mnran would have a miahtr . In With a number of the amateur This afternoon pitchers of the league this year. sensational tennis throughout 220-yar- landing pennant In 1916. won from Mr. and Mra. E. Gordon in Fred Pogue a Star. represen- broad jump, the shot put and the d In addition to the above group Mor hard time a every department her play was steady two straight sets. The feature of this teams in the city asking for There are a number of XOOd teams In abili- Henry Pogue s younger in a Junior League, which will dash, tomorrow afternoon at an will have Jack Adams, secured "and her work the net and her, brother. tation 100-yar- at match was the playing of Miss Hopper d the league, and three of them, have - Fred, kbe formed in this city, and more ex- 3:30 will be held the dash, from the Cubs; Tlncup an Indian, ty, to aend lift- drives for points furnished considerable amuse 440-yar- Gordon, both players exhib- d been greatly strengthened. Moran is and Mrs. high ' -- pected project, which the jump and the dash, which will by the . way make the Phit brouxKt out continual, applause from ment for the audience by stunts be- to enter, the at will An hi . iting much good tennis. Often they after which the final averages will only having two Indian and and .! '.gallery, tween events, as well as exhibiting first appeared out of the question with lies the club ht the ; would cover the center court and re- be announced. George McQuillan win be should give the leaders a bard, fight Inasmuch, as she lias. not played. In speed In capturing 8 points in Class B the local situation as it Is, now looks twirlers. flag. turn hard 'drives, and Miss Hopper's again, : while Joe Oeschger, In the race for the the tournament the spectators were cleverly placed shots to the side line, Douglas Crozier and Edwin Peterson like a big success. around The next article will review the ; TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP AUG. 28 Brower, Rhoades and Fortune will try as a rule surprised at tue dashing "play net fought nip aihi tuck for second and Enough teams have already sent in -- and Mrs. Gordon's work at the ! Is Mary's players of the Boston Braves. -- alley drives third position 15, 45 60-- their lists to warrant the formation of for a job. Oescher; a St exhibited. Her forehand were the match features. in the and Will Be Again give him an- 4iAti .tmtatV w'nlrh ware flftcn yard events; a league, and without doubt two or National Contests Held product and Moran will Ovprseaa 'ni This afternoon at 3:45 Miss Hoppe. Peterson winning in Forest Hills, N. Y. year. Th News Aaencr an teams will be represented. at other chance this - , Rood . for points, were the feature of - each of these events. Crozier was three other 28,000 and William Eklund will meet Misa the Brower was secured from Utica and nounced that exhibitors took toe second set. v ua rn. .nma iue A. L. Castle in the first better in the longer distance, winninz The Junior League should be started m Schaefer and fac- President George T. Adee of the may make good, but. it, is a better bet part tne ieipsic tair, wnicn jusi orten semi-final- s, prom- place. In right' There should not be any .two players rurnisnea rauies match of the which second the75 and 150 yards United States National Lawn Tennis closed. The fair was visited by 28,000 .. with good tions in it which will injure the sport. ,: wtica not bnly abounded to be a thrilling match through- Joe Katsunuma did well in the under ' 28. will bring the buyers.. .' on ises In the place will be no Association has announced the dates day, August Thia tennis, but showed keen Judgment on the same courts water swimming, as did also Donald first there semi-final- s Day. out An hour later anyone, who for two of the national championship finals or on Labor the part of the players. . , aad Alan Lowrey Hall. . money in it for and those vM $1523,000 worth, Mrs. 'Renton Hind : tournaments. all comers' tourna- The clay court championships An order for of Mrs. Hind Scorea Victory.'; Sav- are willing to boost will be doing so The will meet Mrs. Graham and Mr. Thia meet concluded the athletic ment hi singles doubles will be- be started at the Lakewood Tennis motor trucks for commercial use in semi-fina- love of sport. and Mrs. Hina was responsible for many age the second l. ; events for for the the on Mondiy, Rroat RHtflln was rooplTPt hr tha in the winter term. Ribbons Boost For Youngsters. gin on the turf courts of the Weat Club at Cleveland, points' of the winners, and her will be - V; .,' '; German-Bernstei- n Co., of the awarded to point winners bv ' Every man in this city who has the Side club at Forest Hills, N. Y., Mon- June 26. ' of Lima Ohio. lots, which : where as a rule well the athletic association on Friday. 'xlaced, end her overhand drives to the interest of the game at neart should . i - It help to make the Junior League a suc- , fle coun vers iuijwiuuii iuuitaul.t. the victory scored. Often she would FWSTHi cess The prayers are willing to play NOW.1 hard smashes for a. return and LULUS for the love of the game, and it Is to I'VE THE MISSIS GUESSING take THIPH these same players that Honolulu will GOT ' ' " iook for its baseball In a few years. well--. v"; SHOVS HONOLULU ''.' The right time to start Is now, and SHE DON'T KNOW WHY t GRIN . SO WHEN SHE. tln h match In two seta on the then no regrets will be made that match point with the games 6-- 5 but something was not started sooner. YOUR HAT A N C A meeting will be held on some SAYS "JOHN, GET TAKE. oyer-aaxlousne- caused the point to BOVLERS SECOND evening early In the week and the . be lost and also the set "In his serves HAROLD ALGERNON OUT FOR A LITTLE AIRING to Dillingham, Lowrey often scored, time and place will be named in plen- ,tmt In his back hand shots on return SCORE AT Y. M ty of time to give all those interested ' an opportunity to be present With WHEELING THE KID IS GREAT SPORT crten nettea. tin oacc court, wur Final standing of the Coast-Y- . M. 'was good, and In practically, every the Filipinos, Japanese, Chinese, Ha- C. A. Bowling League: Portuguese repre- A -- cepartment piayea ma muu P. W. L. waiian and teams WHEN YOU CAN SMOKE . iibb.. . Pet Y. M. C A. Bowling teague. sented and another team as a balance TJ. ,S.J N. T. S...... 56 47 S39 good, tennis, often making dlf-'flcu- the question of material Is answered, some Honolulu 66. 43 13 767 P. W. L. returns from the back line to 19 660 Pet and the question of organization will Fort McDowell ..... 56 37 Service .. ..16 11 5 .688 big the aide corner, which were good for 56 35 21 625 be the thing at the meeting. San Jose Oahus .. . .12 8 4 .667 will come "polnta. occasions In the ' The fans out If the aeveral All-Chine- On 56 30 464 se Oakland 26 .12 6 6 .500 young second "set he made kills with pretty 30 464 players can prove to the real Sacramento .... . 56 26 Honolulus . ..16 7 9 .437 placed shota. .Inasmuch as this match 7 49 125 beaseball fans that they are willing Los Angeles 56 Cheechakna .16 6 10 .375 play, brought out good tennis from all of 3 053 to and are always trying, ,then Vallejo 56 53 Cosmos .. .16 6 10 .375 --the piayera It la. expected that the the fan will have no reason for keep- oppor- - ing away from the ball yard. wmnera will have an excellent proved- - second The Honolulu the best Last night's Star-Bulleti- n tualty to win their way to the'linala.: match Honolulus 3. columns of the will be team In the California Y. M. C. A. Cheechakos 1. open anyone Schaefer and Castle Win. fin- to who has a suggestion CIGARETTE Miss Bowling League, which has Just Tonight's All-Chine- - T match vs. on organization of ylHl xf MISS ocnaeter uu a. the the Junior famine ished Its season. The U. S.. Naval Oahus. League. 0F . CasUe won their match, from Miss Training Sta'tion team finished first Tomorrow's match Triple A vs. P. . KUtn Kicnaras ana ur. nmio. Aiicr through "victory of four straight B..C. 6-- its 7:30, Uklng first aet by a score of 2, after which scores will be com- QAUj the over Sacramento in the closing match. pared and the winner determined. the former partners, had difficulty in by The wen: Fort McDowell took third place The Honolulus jumped into the lead P. II. C.-- A. C. match was change winnlns: the second when the set out of four from Oak- 7Ji Thta match carried with u winning three ership of the second division in the to Wednesday, April 5, at 4:30 and tin land in last match of the season. Y. M. C. A. bowling will good tennis, and on many occasions the league last nieht this close the first round. ; Jose came with a rush at' the end by Tonight e : ' San winning two out of three games the Oahus and games went to , di-rislc-n. the deuce. and finished well up In the first and pinfail will bowl a Miss Schaefer and Misa Richards total from the Cheechakos. match that determines good although . Those who considered the former first place for the week. The Oahus both played tennia thv Honolulu Y" averaged 870 per did not play oo to her real The champs out of the running may have can tie the Service by winning three flatter game for the season, which Is a little to revise their opinion if Mills' men out of four games, while a victory of over'2S00 match., This Is the best can keep up the form they displayed four straight v.ill give Soares men work ever done by, a Honolulu team ast evening. the leadership bj a single game. Last for an entire season. The champions Harold Gear returned to the game night's scores: averaged S88 per game and rolled over as the Honoluli's lead-of- f man and Honolulus. 2700 for the last half of the season. averaged 180. C. C. Clark as anchor 1st 2nd 3rd Totals O. P. Soares finished with the best man averaged 177, having apparently Gear 167 189 183 539 average cf the --Honolulu bowlers, his ecovered from - his recent slumn. Winne 156 193 145 499 final mark being 182.33 for 12 games. Captain George Mills had the high Mills 165 209 151 525 He also has high single game among single game of the evening, 209. Creed 182 182 144 508 the Honolulans, 2a3. Benson, Goeblg. Bill Williams led the Cheechako at Clarke 201 154 175 530 V 'GOTHIC ; Wikander.-Chainberli- n, Raseman and tack with a 176 average and 202 for Mills all averaged well over 170 for high game. He distinguished himself Totals . .r.871 932 798 2601 the season. by winning: a contest with Clark, the Cneechakos. : The Honolulu Y. M. C. A. was rep- opposing anchor man, for the --closing Ham . . ..135 167 179 481 iLRROW resented by O. P. Soares, F. A. Ben- game - when the result depended on Bernal . ..118 127 245 son C. E. Goebig, Carl Wikander. J. these two. i Em mans 140 160 300 C hamberlln, W. A. Raseman, Gea Triple A Changes Time. Wilcox .. .132 137 269 i - - K. Mills. Andrew Mosley, Henry At a meeting of the Club Bowling Azevedo . 155 158 136 449 C. Trep-to-w League after-nou- n, .155 171 52 Collarfour-hi- White, .Geo. Reed. Walter committee yesterday Williams 202 - Tits knot of a band Slay-to- the and C C. Clark with Norrls n it was decided to permit the boV perfectly. : 25c , cr ?or as captain and manager. Triple A. a.club made . up of students. Totals .695 773 804 2272 to roll in the afternoon. They will bowl C )f tt, Teabody 2: Co.. Inc., Makers There has been a big: revival In the Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU J foreign demand for copper. their opponents, the P. B. 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FOR SALE FOR SALE HOTELS BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE MISCELLANEOUS LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. The Pierpoint, formerly Cassidy, only "Concrete for Permanence v GARDENER. MONEY LOANED. con- time-savin- home hotel. Waikiki Beach; 1S74, 174 S Transo envelope, g in Ring up J. Duggan, phone K. Sakamoto, Japanese gar diamonds, watches The cottages sin- artificial Money loaned on vention. No addressing necessary A roan saddle mare and saddle. $100; sists of individual and King, for concrete work. dener; garden bridges. ' Federal 1000-f- t lanterns and and Jewelry at legal rates. STAR-BULLET- gle rooms; cuisine excellent; 6435 HONOLULU IN in sending out bills or receipts. Ho a pure-bre- d Holstein bull calf, four lm - 1330. Vineyard 95 King promenade pier at the end of which Phone and Nuuanu. Loan Office, N. st. nolulu Star-Bulleti- n Co., Ltd., sole months old; fine Berkshire pigs, age 6419 6m 6365 is splendid bathing pool and beauti- CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. tf SEMI-WEEKL- Y agents for patentee. 11 months, boars or sows, $35 each; DAILY AND tf ful view. 2005 Kalia road. Tel. several younger pigs. Agricultural Geo. M, Yamada, general contractor; HEMSTITCHING. NOVELTIES AND CURIOS. Small private library, inc. complete 2879. Terms reasonable. 6202-t- f Term of Subscription: Department Kamehampha Schools ss Emerson, New Thought philosophy estimates furnished. No. 208 Ten cents per yard; work called for All kinds of Japanese old coins and Dally Star-Bulleti- n 75 per 6426 lm cents month. ROSELAWN HOTKL. building, telephone 2157. 6391-2- m ' and fiction; bargain. Apply K. A., and delivered promptly. Kealoha prints. 20 8. Beretania st" $8 'or yar. 5. cents per copy. 5265 424 Beretania 6433 3t eod Rooms with sleeping porches; dining tf Mfg. Co, phone 3536. 6423 lm Beml-Weekl- y .. atar-Buiieti- per st room open to the public; excellent PRINTING ' i B. Minorca and Buff Orpington eggs, , : yar. Double couch bed with springs and board, home cooking; dinners 50c; Sanko Co, Nuuanu and Vineyard, Tel. $1 for 13. 1503 Houghtailing road. 3151; contracts building, HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. mattress, clean and in first-clas- s Sundays and holidays, dinner 75c; paper? We do not boast of low prices which 6418 tf work, poor Advertising Rates: condition. Phone 4165. - 6435 2t single meals by the day or week; hanging, cement cleans lots. Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg, usually coincide with quality; sibd - 5327 tf how put life, Classified Business Announce- Black Minorca eggs for hatching $1 spatial rates by the month. Apply consulting civil & hydraulic engineer. but we "know to : menta 1 per word per each inser Corona typewriter, almost new: in 1366 King 6416 6375 ; hustle and go into printed matter. cnt doz. Phone 2033, 1278 Punchbowl. S. st. lm T. 715 S. King, 2054. tf Hokushin, tel. . and tion, up to one week. leather case; bargain. Apply Box 6415 lm and that is what talks loudest - Star-Bulleti- house painting and papering. Star-Bulleti- n Estimate six words per line. . 400, 6429 tf HALE KAI JUNK. longest Honolulu, Job Per line, one week;.... 30 cents Gentle driving mare and harness, with A new hotel at Waikiki 6330 6m Printing Department' Alakea street; v Folding camera, 4x5,' special lens. Overloking street,, Per line, two weeks...... 40 cents light wagon. Phones 2736, 1079. the Queen's surf Building, cement work, painting, Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. Branch office, Merchant - line, one 70, cents Apply Box 400, Star-Bulleti- Rooms and cottages; American plan. 6407 6m Per month....;.... ' 6431 21t plumbing, Aloha Bldg Co., 1464 0 em. '6429 tf 2517 ave. 7027 etc PLUMBING Per line, six months.. cents mo. Kalakaua Phone King phone 1576. M. K. Goto, " Other rates upon appKcation. S. C. R. I. Red settings'. $2.50 per 13, 6433 lm st, JADE JEWELRY. AUTOMOBILES manager. 6056 tf 67 teL 4320. Ex- No ftdrertlsementa of liquorn or car- - 90 per cent fertility. Phone 4096. Fujlwara, Beret, Cong On Co, 24 Hotel st, bet SmltU pert plumber and tinsmith. proprietary medicines will be ac 6421 4f. M. tain Chalmers "30," light delivery. $250; BUSINESS GUIDE Fujita, contractor and builder, - ); and Nuuanu; special attention paid ;6347 tf . cepted.' Hudson "20,' touring, painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. to stylish European replying to FOR jewelry, rings In adTertisements S150; 1915 Olds, run RENT AGENTS. 6300 lyr brooches, scarf pins, necklaces C. Imoto. 515 King, nr. Liliha, expert dress your replies exactly as stated in S000 good r miles, new paint aa new. bracelets, etc. Finest quality and plumber and tin'smith; phone 2073. the advertisement ' ' r FURNISHED HOUSES For all information, Japanese Gener- Fuji! Contracting & Building Co, ' $750; 2nd hand Bosch magnetos, best of workmanship- - 6332 ly 6268 tf V1 If you are a telephone subscriber, $30. Ever Ready Co., phone 3636 al Business Agcy, 20 S. Beretania. Palama; estimates furnished. your Desirable houses in various parts of 6392 6m 6184 jhone advertisement; we will 643661 tl JAPAN TEA. Business and visiting cards, engraved charge it. "; -- the city, furnished and unfurnished. or printed, In attractive Russia 1 S. Miyamato, PHONE IS 2256. . E. M. F. 1912 food el, been at $15, $18, $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 and AUTO PAINTING. contractor and builder, Toyo ShokaL Japan TeL 4709. leather cases, patent detachable best tea. : 1885. 6399 3m Star-Bulleti- run only 17.000 miles. Capt H inkle, up to $125 a month. See list In our Desha line, phone 6400 3m cards. n office. S540-t-f ,Fort Armstrong, Tel. 4908. office. Trent Trust Co., Ltd, Fort City Painting Shop, King nr. South WANTED ; expert carriage paint 6434 3t st, between King and Merchant. sts, auto and CONTRACTORS GJENERAL. MASSAGE. PAINT AND PAPERHANGING er; all work guaranteed. 6213-t-f Unurnished house. 3 or 4 bedrooms, by the beach, rent N. Yamamoto, 83 S. Kukui phone Wing 1216 Nuuanu; teL 4375. Automobile, Chalmers 30, demi-ton-- Furnished house st; K. Hashimoto, massage electro-ne-e Tai Co.. - Punahou preferred, for beginning couple they board BAKERIES. 4816; general contractor; building, and painting, neau touring car; in good condition; free to nice if ring-- opp. 'Furniture, bouse papering Nuuanu st, Williams' : April; state rent and particulars. 6301-6- m . cheap for cash. Phone 2429, 5 youne lady, two meals per day. In house pointing and papering. undertaking after ; 1785. n. office, phone J Address Box 340, Star-Bulleti- " Asahl Bakery, best cakes and ice o'clock. 6431 6t quire Island Curio Store. 6436 tf 6354 tf 6400 3m V;.' . i: 6434 3t cream. Beretania and Alakea sta. S. ShlrakL 1202 Nuuanu ; Tel. 4137. cottage 5 rooms. 6389 6m K. & 4438; general Painting payerhanging. Overland roadster, perfect condition. Well furnished with Nekomoto Co, tel. Mr. and Mrs. C. & S. Hashimoto, mas- and All Membership privileges, in the Y. M. C. 636 Hotel et, near Alapai. 6371-t-f contractor, building, painting and work guaranteed. Bids submitted, at a sacrifice. Inquire H. C. Hurl Bakery, & fiklng. seurs, electroneering and baths, 178 ' . A, are open at a moderate cost to all Pacific cakes, Liliha papering. 6303 ly free. - " V k5328-t-f Royal. Hawaiian Garage. . S. Beretania, nr. Emma; 2037.1 of them.- - hut UNFURNISHED HOUSES. 6436 3m " teL ' men. Take advantage - : 4 : 6434 ' 6t ' , 6308 6m , : , - , 6432 tf A. Fujii, general contractor and build- ,;'. SOFT DRINKS. v Cottage for rent Phone 1645. BLACKSMITHS. Second-han- d er, Aala lane. Pone 1021. 6390 6m For . sale Saxon Road S. Oyama, expert massage, Vineyard Ladies' outfitter orj balrdresser to 6434 6t : your ster, just thoroughly overhauled; Al ,1330. 6394 Our soda will make' business " rent small store; good location; low Sidewalk grating, Iron doors, ma K. Segawa, contractor. 604 Beretania. and Nuuanu. Phone 6m grow Hon.1 Soda Chaa. Royal black-smithin- g. Water.Wks. 7 condition.. Hawaiian Garage. FURNISHED ROOMS. chinery repairing and general K. Oshima, massage. . Phone 1827. :y ' " ' 6106-ly- rent Phone 6165. 6435 2t j. : 6076 tf E. Frasher. Mgr: ' r 6414 tf Nelll's Work Shop, 135 ; 6090 tf : ; cottage, bed- Nicely furnished front room in new, Merchant 6424 6m CABINET MAKER. Furnished two or three One Overland delivery car, in good st SHIRTMAKERS. rooms. In good location. Phone 3534. modern, private Home, near oeacn; I. Oyama, Kukui, near St. Louis Col. condition a bargain. Apply J. W. garage; right party. Ad- Koshfmiza, shoeing, repairing, 659 King. maker, & Vineyard 6436 3m 6436 St ' - a find for Kanal, cabinet Fort Mrs. S. MasakL Beret & Maunakea? Kershner, King st; opp. Library. dress Box 508, Star-Bulleti- n, 6436 3m 6396-ly-r ' dresses and shirtwalsta to T order. . 6432 Tanabe, 1034 Desha line, bone (first-clas- s man). Box 6tv i . 6429 setter. Baker wanted tf . 6345 tf . Star-Bulleti- FLOWERS AND PLANTS 6436 3m 338. n. ' 6432 lw BUTCHER SHOPS. CUT Stutx, electric lights and self-- Two nicely furnished rooms, close in; H. Akagl 1218 Nuuanu starter. Frank Coombs, Queen and Kayahara, 1465 S. King. TeL 4624. Coconut plants for sale, Samoan vari- Tachiyama.OldEng.Cns. Bldg., Palama at; shirtmker SITUATIONS board if desired; price moderate; 6307 tf - '.. ';. V Bishop sta., phone 2182. 6432 6t private family. 816 Young st, 6313 tf ety. Apply A. D. Hills, Lihue, 6436 3m years' experi- Kauai 5277-t-f Expert stenographer, six phone 1432. 6430 12t SODA WATER. ence, jaw and general office work, Bulckv small "Six." Al condition; run CAFES & RESTAURANTS. MONUMENTS permanent position; best of 800 mIies:Apply 45 North King.' Cool, clean, large furnished rooms. Ail kinds Hawaiian plants at Honolulu desires ' 6292-2- m The best comes from the Hon. Soda . '. ' Product Co. Phone 3786. W. H. Zimmerman, 1337 Nuuanu references.' Address D. L. W,' ;302 6434 tf Apply 276 Beretania, opp. Hawaiian The Manhattan Cafe; meals at all St, Water Wks. Thafa the klntf you : 6432 hours; for quality and ser- Kukui and Vineyard,' TeL 5126; i Wayne Apta; Oakland, CaL Hotel 6t known T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; Phone 1635. bet .want Chas.. E. Frasher, Mgr. : - - MOTORCYCLES, ETC Gravestones, Marble, Granite, etc. ;' 642S 12t :;- " vice; you should eat there. 6106-lyr.'-"' ; - 6298 6421-Sm- Large, airy rooms, $2 week; 50c 6314-- tf tf M. Yosbinaga, Emma, nr. Beretania fins; 4136. 6109-t- f night Wollert House, 546 S. King. For best rardenr. on pn bi- Harada, fresh cut flowers; tel. 3029. st, zi7o ail bicycles ad 642S lm Boston Cafe, coolest place in town. MOSQUJTO STICKS. LOST POSITION WANTED. cycle supplies. 6210-t-f After the show drop in. Open day 6121-t-f Furnished and unfurnished rooms, night Bijou theater, Hotel Use Boar Trade "Mark Mosquito Lady's gold watch, open face, wlta H. TakafuJL 1314 Beretania;" baby car and St Kimura, flowers. Fort st Phone 5147. fob, on ; By f dressmaker. Apply and Vineyard. Tel. 3767. 5539-t-f Sticks; most superior grade of its: Fort st,' "between Jordan's riage, tires; also gasoline and oil, near Fort 6084-t- f 14:4 Gandall lane, Off Emma st. 6419 m kind; especially manufactured for fc4 and the Clarion. Reward If returned ' - 435 3t Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service Wakita, cut flowers; Aloha lane. the sick room and family use. Ask to Star-Bulleti- n office. 6429 tf single rooms. open j Komeya, Bicycles, punchbowl & King. Light housekeeping and and cleanliness our motto; day 6106-t-f Motosbige Drug Store, King st, WANTED. Ganzel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. night Hotel, opp. Bethel ' 1554, box 6420 6 nx (Continued on Pagei 13) .HELP . : 6076-t-f Fort and street phone o. 6434 6518-t- f Toyoshiba, King opp. Vida Villa. gang tf st, Man to take charge of section Old & new bicycles. Morihata, Palama. 6411-3- m t on small railway; must be sober 6436 3m Two nicely furnished rooms, electric The Eagle," Bethel, bet Hotel and v and able o Jndle men; state ex- lights, etc. 1223 Emma. 6436 6t King. A nice place to eat; fine Nobori, maidenhair. Akima lane. perience. Reply In wTlting to X, Y, FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. home cooking. Open night and day. 64113m 1 2, care Star-Bulleti- n. References. Choice rooms for light housekeeping. 5338-t- f . v 6428 12t 9 lots in "Lunalilo" Tract Beretania Telephone 1998. 6392-t-f Orchids at Jeffs. Phone 3827. st., pear the Queen's Hospital; one New Orleans Cafe. Substantial meals, 6436 6m Asslsfjat marker.! : Apply French of the best' locations for rooming FOR RENT OR LEASE, moderate. Alakea, cor. Merchant st ' Lanridry. King St. - : 6435 4t apartments. ' 5589-t-f MANUFACTURER. " Star-Bulleti- n CRACKER " Premises occupied by 11 , lots in Waterhouse" Tract, EWPLOYENT OFFICES office, Kerr Building, Alakea st; CLEANING AND DYEING. Nichi Shodo, banana crackers. King st mauka of Thomas Pineapple Can- two and over 10,000 nery; 91 lots jn the same were floors basement 6435 6m Tactf.fi Employment Burean, 1166 tract square feet of floor space; adapted The Bee, clothes cleaning. Kapiolani Union street, opposite Pacific Club, 'sold to intending builders; over 30 manufacturing, merchandizing houses are already touilt to Bldg, Alakea st All clothes cleaned, DRESSMAKING. for all kinds of help. Phone 4136; or commission merchant display dyed and pressed. Phone 5565. - prices apply residence phone .4136. . 6106-t- f For to rooms; occupancy about May 6m 1180 opp. W. C. ACHI, 1st 6419 On Tai Lee, Nuuanu, Ye 6427 tf Liberty; waists, Y. Kakanishl, 24 JBeretania 301 Building. dresses, skirts, etc, at, near Kauikeolani Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop, TeL 3149 made to order and already made. , 4511, 6427 Nuuanu. Phone 6:30 a. m. to 3m good agricultural land, 6213-t- f - IVi acres of 6334 tf 6 p. m. Residence T?hone, 7096. - large house buildings; for - $2200 Kapio-lan- with and . 5246-t-f '; Comfortable home near l 1 Pioneer, clothes cleaned and re Park, pigs and poultry, Kalihi Valley; The DESIGNER. Waikik!; house contains paired. TeL 3125, Beretaaia-Emma- , Employment Office, Tel. 4889' five rooms, yard planted mile from car line. Apply to A. T. Aloha in fruit 1237, 6081-t- f Alapai at, opp. Rapid Transit office. tres, good place chickens Longley, P. O. Box Honolulu. Nakaish, designer, Smith & Hotel sts. to' raise 6429 tf 6397 3m, ' All kinds of help furnished. and ducks. Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. Harada; clothes cleaned; Tel. 3029. V , 6101-t- f 6432 t 6121-t- f FOR HIRF FURNITURE Japanese help of all kinds, male and $4000 Wilder ave.; comfortable Suititorium, ladies' and gents' clothes Fuji & Co. All furniture sold at female. G. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma st, house, servants' quarters AUTOS AND LIVERY. cleaned. 1258 Nuuanu, teL 3350. 6054-t- moderate prices. Beretania and phone 1420. ' r f and cool, shady yard. Bishop Trust 6190 tf ; 1000 King-sts.- phone 1879. 6407:3m CO, Ltd. . -- 6432 6t Smith Street Auto Stand, tel. or MISCELLANEOUS 6008; open day and night A. B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned, Fujikawa, cor. King & South sts, tel. Hotel site; large .r. house, with 6349 tf dyed and repaired; phone 4148. 1623; rugs, mirrors, etc, reasonable, , A gentleman for a nicely furnished acres of ground, improved; 6104 " 2$ all tf v 6316 tf 'front roontjn a private family; new Makiki st. Bishop Trust Co, Ltd. For hire 1916 Cadillac and - with garage; near - cars; opposite Y. M. C. A-T- Co. and modems 6432 6t Packard Steam cleaning, Alakea st, nr. Gas SaikL . Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta - Star-Bull- e- beach. Address Box 508, 2999. Island trips a specialty. 6234-t-f -- 6078-t- ' nia at . f . first-clas- s . tin. f 6429t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. For mechanical service Well paying vulcanzinig business; telephone 4444. 6353-t-f COPPER WORKS.: H. Noda. furniture. TeL 2C53, Palama. Dealers to increase their business by owner retiring Ad-- , " from business. selling soda from the Hon. Soda Box 345, Saka, artificial copper and brass Jt-L- TIMES AIIKAD. dress this office. -- FRUITS AND PRO PUCE Mgr. ft you mou! u: to bl : Water Wka. Chas. E. Frasher, v 6428 lm works .made to order. Pauahi st, Why Vve Bhou'.d think, old chap, j'uc 6106-lT- T v near 6391 2m Nosan ShokaL watermelons; Aala lane mayhap? Don't bother, ;weV mVe up roi.i- t- Smith st ' he wasted time FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE Adglina 6C39-t- f r. " iou'iThavemS upon your hand, when Lent fsover. n.ver ' 600 Patti fr, There are . about organizations CLOTHING enoh you stands, wc noie tne . -- & .rxlnt now by . and-"lens- es For of Scientists in the world for study-'- Second-han- d cameras . GOLD AND; SILVER PLATING." tJ5sh . . . . a sinner. " X-ra- ys Kda-grap- h. Find saint eri ing and a Dutch leader in the bought, sold or exchanged. Pay for your clothing as convenient ; , PCZldJS. . . . . " v ASSWER TO YESTERDAY'S t trying to combine them Shop, Hotel and Union sfs. TZPATRICK BROS. i i iii. The Shigemura, plating: Phone '5564. .'science Is' fl -- - X ' ' : idc.'down arm...... 'T' Jsk one international body. " 6307-t-f Model Clothiers; Fort sL 6430 6m . . Left . . .

;l?' 's ; . HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1916. THEET

BY AUTHORITY. 'ifufi'iUiir.'iii PICTURE HOTEL BRIDE HIGH SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. Under by of and virtue of a Writ hVt DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO. (Continued) Execution Issued by the Circuit Court SHOULD NOT of the First Judicial Circuit of the if BE 2 i FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY SAMPLE ROOMS. STEM Territory'of Hawaii, on the 24th day of February, A. D. 1916, mat- 1 in the ApHI 11 Sierra Apr. 17 you display SAN FRANCISCO of Kotaro Takamoto, plaintiff, vs. Ventura ...... If want good quarters to ter Sonoma May 2 Ventura your samples Hllo, use Osorio's Tsune Horita. otherwise known as and ...... May la ' Eoropeii plai 1 BARRED BY U. Sierra May 23 Sonoma ...May 29 5940-t-f SfO is S. Tsuo Horita, store. BrtaktutfcOe Lanck&Oe DinMrlf.00 called defendant, for the Ventura June 13 Sierra June 19 MMt turnout MmU tm tkt UiJM States sum of Thirteen Hundred and Five TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. New steel and concrete struc- THE von HAMM-YOUN- G CO, and 33-10- 0 ($1305.33) Dollars, I did. ture. 350 rooms, 250 connect- LTD, Honolulu, on the 29th day of February, A. D. The cheapest In town. Na-kats- Rev. Yabuchi, C. BREWER & CO.; LTD. - - - - General Agents best and ing bathrooms. Homelike com- Agents Buddhist Priest, 196, levy upon and shall offer and ex- Jt81 River Trunk Store, si fort rather than unnecessarily Attacks Burnett for Intro- pose for sale and sell at Public Auc- 6355-- m expensive luxury, in center of ducing Measure in House tion to the highest bidder, all of the cases, new I theatre, cafe and retail districts. property hereinafter referred to to Sakoda, 1079 River st., suit Phone 1493 and secondhand clothing, cheap un car lines rnsrerring an satisfy the said Writ of Execution, at over city. f&Ke car-lin- e 6345 tf municipal FRANK W. HUSTACE the front entrance of Oahu Prison, in direct r. Motor Bus Honolulu, City County of Hono- ComDanv dcr .... and in Automobiles and Motorcycles " , meets steamers. t lviatson ayigatipn , TEA HOUSES. trains ar4 lulu, Territory of Hawaii, at 12 o'clock Hotel Stewart U Repaired 'rtxnrtei at 427 Queen St., near Judiciary noon of Friday, the 31st day of March, San anrj Hprjoluju ' 1761-Bes- Cable Between Francisco Shtoyu, Beach- - t lInd - 0. Direct Service Waimkl Phono Idresi "Traweu-iiqori'. Code. Building. A. D. 1916, unless the sura due under Japanese dinner and boating J. H. ABOKrpmenUtiT. Loe, iID!nh'. ". ' said Writ of Execution, together with 6393 2m it ray ex FROM SAN FRANCISCO: I FOR SAN FRANCISCO: : interest, costs and fee and , $ V: penses, previously paid. T. W. are S. S. Lurline Apr. 4 s. S. Matsonia Apr. 5 ; Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. BEEF SUPREME Property to Be Sold. prop. 3212. 6183-t-f Oda. Tel. from All right, S. S. Wllhelmina. ...Apr. 11 s. S. Apr." 11 PLEASANT0N HOTEL of the title and interest Lurline...... TAILOR. PARKER RANCH of Tsune Horjta, otherwise known as S. S. Manoa ...Apr. 18 S. S. Wllhelmina Apr. 1 LUXURIOUS AND and Horita, in to all Metropolitan Meat Market called Tsuo and & COMFORTABLE piece or parcel of landi S. S. Matsonia ...April 25 S. S. Manoa April 25 Midoriya, 527 King. Shirts kimonos Phone 3445 of that certain 64X2 6m STRlCiLY. FIRST CLASS situate at Pawaa, in said Honolulu, 100 ROOMS 50 BATHS bounded and described as follows, to S. S. Hyades, Seattle for H onlulu direct, April 15, 191ft. UMBRELLA MAKERS. wit: FOR ICE COLD Lot No. 7 (containing artesian well). R. MIzuta. Umbrellas made and. re DRINKS AND Commencing CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu 14 PER CENT ICE CREAM at the West corner of paired. 12S4 Fort, nr. Kukul; phone J this lot on the upper line of King :,. 5553-t- f TRY THE 3745. IVabldxya Hotel street adjoining Lot 6, and running: HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. N. 20 42' E. true 160 feet along WATCHMAKERS 6; Nearly 1000 feet elevation; near de-nt- t Hotel and Bethel Streets Lot Diamonds watches and jewelry bought grand, scenery; fine bass 3 shing N. 99 0' E true 107 feet along Lot 6. old and exchanged.' J. Carlo, Fori fat particulars address E. L KRUS8 to Young street; tf ah laws Phone 3a S. 68 48' E. true 19 feet along Lot 6, TOYO KISEN KAISHA HONOLULU PHOTO to Young street; WOOD AND COAL S. 6 0' E. true 295.5 feet along Jae- ger's lot, down center of creek to Tanaba Co., Pauahi, nr. River st, tel. HEINIE'8 TAVERN SUPPLY CO. Steamera of the above company wHI call at and" leave Honolulu j King street; thence, . whole-tal-e Rev. Banyru Yabuchi, 2657; firewood and charcoal, Moat Popular Beach Rtaort In KODAK HEADQUARTERS Baldhist N. 69 15' W. 131 along or about the dates mentioned below: now in Honolulu, ho true feet and retail. 62974m the City. 1059 priest states King Fort Street Representative is street to tbe initial point; FOR AN FRANCISCO: that are Right .that Burnett Containing 18,148 square FOR THE ORIENT: ( 8 LEGAL NOTICES. Rm not following out ideals an area of American and European Plan. Christian feet (exclusive of land reserved "On Beach by introducing immigration mea--( Tenyo Maru Mar. 31 8. 8. 8lnyo Maru ....April 4 -- COURT, the at Walklkl" around well), being a portion IN .THE CIRCUIT FIRST in House Representa-- I artesian sure the of of premises in R, P. No. S. S. Nippon Maru April 15 8. 8. Psrsla Maru .April 19 Circuit. Territory of Hawaii. FLOWERS and PLANTS tives. the described In the Matter of the Estate of John Largest and best variety 4422 on L. C. A. 529 to George Hyatt S. S. Shinyo Maru April 23 Chiyo Maru May 2 Leolkf, a Deep-Se- a Mariner," Deceased. L. And also the right and privilege to Laundry--- r Is Representative John Burnett run- S. S. Persia Maru May 13 & S. Tenyo Maru. May 23 me petition ana accounts or nenry in. Honolulu of an atheist, he be take water from the pipe or main County Alabama or does ning through said premises Smith, Honolulu,' City and Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Florist lieve in God, Buddha or any other re the from of Honolulu, and administrator of the Messenger Boy an artesian well situate thereon, by ' Opp. Young Cafe ligion? CASTLE & COOKE LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu estate . of; John Leolki, deceased. connecting said pipe or main with a petitioner to be allowed Phone 3461 This is the interesting question be -- inch. pipe, free of charge, said wherein asks Ing by U87.6S and charged with 5760.00. and asked Rev. Banyru Yabuchi, a water to be used on the said premises asks that the same be examined and HANAN'S BEST SHOES noted Japanese priest, of the author and none other. - approved, and a final order be of the much discussed immigration Excepting and reserving, however, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N 8. 8. CO. THE PANAMA CANAL LINE that bill which is now pending before the v made of distribution of the' remaining The Daintiest, Newest the artesian well aforesaid and the From SEATTLE and TACOMA, S. S. GEORGIAN, to sail on or . House of Representatives property to , the persons'.thereto en MILLINERY M'INERNY SHOE STORE land surrounding the same, bounded about April 11th. ' discharging and Rev. Yabuchi arrived in Honolulu and described as follows: Ore., to Honolulu, S. S. Georgian, to tall about titled and . petitioner Models in Honolulu at Fort above King 8t From Portland, sureties from all further responsibility on the Matsonia Tuesday morning Commencing at the West corner of April 5 (via Seattle). . - herein, having this day been filed: MISS. POWER'S and is at present visiting Rev. E. Ima- - this piec- - of land and running: For particulars as to rates, etc, apply to ,oston Bldg. Fort St. mura, head of the Hongwanji Mission N. 20 42' E, true 10 feet along It is Ordered, that Monday, the 1st MORSE, H. HACKFELD A CO, LTD. day of May, A. p.' 1916, at 9 o'clock in Hawaii. The priest has been spend Lot 7; C P. LORD YOUNG ( General Freight Agent ' i Agents. - .. ' a. nu, before tbe Judge presiding 'at ing a few months on the Pacific coast, S. 69 15' E. true 10 feet along chambers of said court at his court Engineering Co., Ltd. going from 'Vancouver, B. C, to So- - Lot 7; room in the Judiciary Building, In S3va's Toggery ' Engineers and Contractors nora, Mexico S. 20 42' W. true 10 feet along Honolulu, County of Honolulu, be and "I have little reason to believe Lot 7; Pantheon Block Honolulu, T. H. that CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- N MAIL LINE ' Limited 69 10 along ROYAL the saroe hereby Is appointed the time -- Telephones 2610 5487. Representative Barnett Is an atheist,' N. 15' W. true feet . THE 8TORE FOR GOOD and, 7, 100 square Subject to change without notice j and place for hearing said .Petition ; ! declared Rev. Yabuchi yesterday Lot area feet. persons in- clothes while discussing Mr. Barnett's rell Together with free ingress, egress For; Victoria and Voncouver: For Suva, Auckland and Sydney and Accounts, and that all Cika Building. King - Street regress times 1 terested may then and- there appear gious faith and his attempt to bar the and at all convenient Makura Mar. 31 MakuVa ...... Apr. J . An UN-Comm- Soap and seasons through the above : ana snow. . cau?e, n, any mey nave, Japanese picture brides from entering Niagara ...... Apr. 28 Niagara May 17 why the same should not, be, granted, the United States. "He is known to granted premises for the purpose of and may present evidence as to who belong to ascertain Christian church mending, cleaning and repairing said THEO.' H. DAVIES & CO LTD., GENERAL AGENTS ; . ..X .. r . are property. RE-TI- RE AND MAGIC SQAP Had never believed In God, artesian well when and as often as entitled to the said For every he he 22nd March, 1916 - household use. would .have been to Con- need or occasion may require; and Dated. the dar of . SUPPLY CO. never elected .By the Court,". " v At your grocers. f gress where" the daily sitting is com also a right of way through the said ' ' ' GUARANTEE : v - afore- . , A A9NA, . menced with appropriate prayers- in premises for the pipe or main Tho Floating Palace of the Pacific ' r; SATISFACTION T "" Clerk the name of God said, and recorded in the office of the . Corner Nuuanu and Pauahi Sta. 6430-M- ar. 23, 30," Apri;,6, 13 "Why is it that Mr. Burnett pro- Registrar of Conveyances in said S;s."GREAT NORTHERN" j among Honolulu in Liber 302, page 46. The 7 M'CHgSNEY C0Fr;EE CO. poses so desperately other and Most Luxurious Ship In Par v . v IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE things to bar Japanese women who are intention of this instrument being to Fattest ' clflo Wajer..! ; , ; ; First Circuit Territpry, of Hawaii-A- t COFFEE ROA8TER8J commonly known as 'picture brides convey all of the premises conveyed , Chambers In Probate '' Manufacturers Shoe Co. Ltd. to me by deed of Alfred W. Carter, April 4 Dealers Jn Old Kona Coffas from entering the United States? Sailings for? San, Francisco, t . In the Matter ok tljq Estate of. Mrs,. appear, dated October 6, 1S9S, recorded in 1 ' These women one and all ac 4&-DA- SERVICE.1 Dealers in Shoes of Quality. Merchant 8L Honolulu Liber 183, folio 471. Y I cording to the solon's view, to be For Reservations, Descriptive Literature, A document purporting Xo be lha women of objectionable character who Terms: Cash in United States gold ' etc.,' ; .. , last Wil and. Testament or Mrs.' Kaa: 1051 Fort St Phpno 1 782 seek entry into the United States for coin. hanul Lopez, deceased,1 having on Honolulu, City County FRED L. WALDRONLTD, Agsnta the Immoral purposes. He made this al Dated at and " 22nd day of March, A. D. 1916, been CURIOS, JEWELRY AND legation openly on the floor of the of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, this . Honolulu. . presented, to said Probate Court, and NOVELTIES. house and urged his colleagues to 29th day of February, A. D. 1916. a Petition for Probate thereof, pray HAWAIIAN . PATRICK GLEASON, . OAEU. T .Phonall28 JEWELRY s adopt his pet measure, the immigra ing tor tne issuance or Letters Testa- NOVELTY CO. tion bill, only to put an end to the Deputy High Sheriff, Territory of mentary, td Antone Peter Johnson hav- King and Bethel Streets existing practise of the 'slave traffic' MOVEMENTS OF NOTT, JR. ing been filed by" said Antone Petes Is this allegation by Mr. Burnett, who 6410 Feb. 29, Max. 16, 30 JAMES Johnson; - believes in God, correct? MAIL STEAMERS V Matil 5 It Is Ordered, Monday, the 24th SHRINERS. Plumber and Sheet that COMPANY "No, it is not. In my knowledge NOTICE TO Worker day of April. A. D. 1916, at 9 o'clock TES3EIS TO BITK j V a. of said day, at room SEE and I am confident that mine is better Imperial Potentate t 'in. the court than Mr. Burnett's these Japanese The luau for the Phone 2511 74 8. Beretania of Judiciary be ; - said court'ln the Build women who come from Japan as pic- and members of his party will Fridav- Marsh 31. ing in the City County Hono- 6 Northern, and of WALL PAPER brides are not immoral women at given at the Seaside Hotel at o'clock San Francisco Great lulu, be and the same is hereby ap-- COYNEFOB ture on of Friday, March FURNITURE all. They come to marry their be the afternoon Hill str. . pointed time and place prov- in an infinite, variety of C.-- str. the for Young Building trothed husbands. They are married 31st Australia Makura, ing said Will hearing applica- 5 6 . 1. and said . o'clock in the April ' patterns legitimately according to Ujie Amerl Between and Saturday, DO IT ELECTRICALLY tion. ; .'", ,. i f afternoon an informal reception will HHor-Mau- na Kea, I.--I. str.v : can law, and in most cases the matri- ' By '". : 1 ' I.-- I. the Court i LEWERS&. COOKE, Ltd. t "v by take place at the hotel, for the pur Kauai Likelike, str. A. DOMINrS, monial ceremonies are conducted 2. . J. SOUVENIRS AND CURIOS ministers, the Buddhist pose of enabling the Shriners of Ha Sunday, April Clerk, Circuit Court, Christian to meet Molokai,- - Lanal Mikahala, 11. str. Hawaiian Electric Co. First Circuit OF HAWAII NEI priest playing only a small part in the waii and their ladies the Dated Honolulu. 22nd. 1916. Maui Claudine, I.-- I. str. March. ' - NOTHING COUNTS ' LIKE ceremony. Unless Mr. Burnett has no visitors. Eugene K. Aiu, All visiting Shriners and their Kauai Maui, Kinau, L-- L strs. - 8ERVICE-W- E GIVE: IT. faith in God he would not raise such Attorney Petitioner. " for H. CULMAN CO., LTD. a loud voice of unwarranted denuncia- are invited to attend the luau 6430 Mar. 23. 30. Apr. 6. 13 KER3HNER VULCANIZING and seats will be provided for them. TESSE1S TO DEPABT ' CO, LTD. Hotel tion toward the legitimate entry into 1 FREIGHT T Fort and women THOMAS WALL, t and SEALED TENDERS ' wll be re- J 177, Alakea L Phon 244, the. United States of Japanese Friday, March 3 J. T I C K come to marry," concluded. Illustrious Potentate. ETC ceived up until 11 a,m; of Saturday, Flak and. Miller Tires. who he Makura, C.-- str. Also reservation! ' HARRY E. BRUNS, Vancouver 9 SUN 1 Rev. Yabuchi is regarded as one of I.-- 4T . April 8. 1916, for Furnishing and In- Maui Claudine," I. str. I I any point on the of Hongwanji Mission Recorder. l0DO5A3tl, ' stalling Laundry Machinery at the the leaders the Saturday, April 1: . mainland. Japan. He was sent to San Fran 6o34 3t Girls' Industrial School and for Fur- Spring Suits for in Hllo Mauna Kea, I.--I. str. See WELLS-FA- R nishing Laundry Machinery at the Mclneray ,Park Particular People cisco last year as representative of The scarcity of coal is becoming Sunday, April 2. GO & CO 72 8. Boys' Industrial School. v the mission to the International Budd a serious problem in Argentina and (No ships scheduled.) King SL Tel. 1515 The Superintendent of Public . Elegant Loti THE CLARION hist Congress held in connection with Uruguay. A delegation of the Ship 4 ' Works teserves the right to reject CHAS. DESKY, Agent Hotel and Fort the exposition in the California city. ping Association called on Presi HAILS any or ail tenders. - " ?; After attending the conference, he dent Plaza and asked ' of OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE Uerchant,' tour of the Pacific Plans, specifications and; I blank near Fort made an extended the government Meanwhile several Mails are due from the following - forms of proposal coast, making thorough investigations v: are on file in the railway lines have begun to use wood. points as follows: OUTWARD office of the Superintendent of Public CHOP sui into the Japanese conditions at the San Francisco --Great Northern, 10 a. Works, Capitol Buildjiig. Honolulu. 93 North King Street various points along the coast. m., tomorrow. For Waiapae, Waialua Kahuku and H.IHYAKE (Between Maunakea and Smith.) During stay in Mexico he pur 9:15 m., 3:20 p.m. CHARLES R. FORBES, his TIME- China, Japan and Philippines Shinyo Way Sutions x Superintendent of 'PjubJUc' Works. Call and see our brand new CHOP chased 1250 acres of cultivable land P0ST0FFICE Maru, Monday p. m. For Pearl City, Ewa MJ1I and War March 25, 1916. r. Oriental Art Goods SUI House Everything Neat where he intends to erect a fine tem- TABLE FOR MONTHS Australia Makura, tomorrow Stations f7:30 a.'nu',,9:15 a. m and Clean. ple, a modern hospital and a large 11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. m., '3:20 p. m., Fort, above BeretanU Tablet may be reserved by phone, school. Rev. Yabuchi will sail for FoJlowino the oo&toffice time-- Vancouver Makura, April 15. 5:15 p. m., 9:30 p. nv, tll:15 p. m. THE BANK OF HAWAII,. LTD. No. 1713 Japan soon, and while there will make table for this week and the first half Mall will depart for the following For Wahiawa and Leuehua 'ii:u3 an effort to induce Japanese to emi ApriL i subject to change if points as. follo-rs- : a. m.. 2:40 p. m 5:00 .p. ct, IF YOU WISH TO IN oft It STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ADVERTISE grate to Mexico. -- 4 p. 11:30 p. m. sudden arrangements are made for San Francisco Great Northern, ' A special meeting; of (he stockhoM-- : NEWSPAPERS T unexpected mail service: m., Tuesday. For Leilehua f6:00 a. m.; ' era of The Bank Canton Dry Goods ' - of Hawaii, Ltd., will N1TED STATES. MAIL STEAMERS Japan, China and Philippines Tenyo ( .. Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or be held In The Bank of Hawaii Build- Steamers to arrive from Maru, Monday p. m. INWARD ; Company NEW DIRECTORY " ing, on April 13, 1916, at 9:30 a. Mar. Australia Sierra. April 17. . '. Write Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, for the purpose of electing an Auditor 31 Makura Sydney Vancouver Makura, Friday, 3 p. m. "HoUl THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY Walalua and Waianae 8:38 a. m and such other business aa may be St, near Bethel 31 Grea Northern ...San Francisco ' 1 It 24.Sansome Street, Son Francisco i:3 p. m. brought before the meeting; Apr- - SEBYICB . - TimfSPOBT , : Ewa Mill and Honolulu, T. IL. March 24. 1916. TO BE ISSUED 3 --Tenyo. Maru San Francisco 4 Arrive Honolulu from '.' City 45 a m 8:38 a. ra., '- .- C ATHERTON, C Maru .' Yokohama Thomas, due from Manila Tuesday Pearl f7; 1 aft i-- j ': a, m., 1:38 p. m., 4:2I p. nL, '..'.' V? :,'v'i; . Secretary, 4 Lurline. San Francisco a. m. 11:02 . - ' p. m. . ,.; h- ;431 7t '.' A Thomas Manila Logan, due from .Manila April 10. 5:30 m?:28"p. Osteopathy A new Telephone Directory will 10 Logan Manila Sherman, sailed March 15 Manila. 1 Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and for ' KEOKEA CIGAR CO. LTD. DR. SCHURMANN shortly be published. 11 Wilhelmina. San Francisco Sheridan, at coast Leilehua 9: 15 a. m 1:53 p. m.f " PIANOS any . Beretania anJ Union Written notice of desired 1 J Yenura. Sydney Dix, at Seattle. ;, 3:59 p. ra., 7:13 p. m. Notice is ,' hereby given - Streets re- that an change of name or address must be " two-ho- ur v BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. Phone 1733 .' The Haleiwa Limited, a assessment of ten per 'cent "(10) ceived by company on or before I this Steamera to depart for train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), against the.CapiUl Stock this Com- of March 30, after which date no changes wr: " leaves Honolulu every Sunday .at 8:33 pany has been called, for by due reso- will be made until the following issue. 31 Per Matson str. Lurline, Tues- Makura ...Vancouver due a,. m. a .Hotel;, returning lution of the Board of Directors, Is . Latest Effects ia Sports Shirts COM- and 4 MUTUAL TELEPHONE Apr. day morning from San Francisco: p. duo and payable to arrives In Honolulu at 10:10 ra. Tha ? the Treasurer of PANY. Adv. 4 Shinyo Maru Mr. Kraft, Mrs. Frazer and children, Ewa-Hi- i! San Francisco Limited stops only at. Pearl City, ll the company on or before April 15th, lj?Mn MilifiCW. " v; 4 Thomas...... San Francisco Mrs. A. Shaw, C, Stell. Mr. Frazer. A. and Wajanaoy ": .1916, and delinquent on May 15th, 1916. H. Middleton of. Broad President a. 4G're$ Northern, San, Frapcisco Shaw, 3Ilss E. Seidel, Mrs. C. StelL ; HAG 0ally.., fExcept Sunday. JSundi" . J. F. C. ENS, Brook presided at the annual meeting " SMafsonla San Francisco ; Growpfs' - bnlr.: r .; i Secretary. of the New England Tobacco 10- Sail .Francisco " Honolulu. T. March 191f,. q. p. , SMITH, IU 13th. :.; Hotel. rra f Fort assuciaiicn at Hartford at which 11 Ventura San Francisco denison; F.C 6123 22, . Q. Mar, 15, 30 about 4V0 members were jreseut. 11 Lurline ..San Francisco SuperintendenL ,.( P. FOUKTKEH HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, THURSDAY. MARCH 30r 1016.

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A has been .vl January, Beatriz Great St. NO. 3. ff Jmscay ernment contract to and Eggs hw Tor equip all battleships three of the Fresh FOLLOWING MY WARNING in the last "talk" about having too recep- largest radio stations in the world (including Pearl Har- A. N. SANFORD 40c Dozen tive an ear for your frieodV well intended prophecies. I may add the sug- you Poulsen v OPTICIAN gestion that take all cheap advice on motion picture affairs "with r received Commodore James Push's bor) with apparatus. pinch of salt.": $1000 reward for the best American Boston Building, Fort Street HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S It is astonishing to note the number of people-wh- would seem to design3d gown. know more about motion pictures about the particular line of busi- filmy THERE'S A REASON. Over May & Co. . ASSOCIATION than A creation of orchfd colored "Vv ness for which thry are supposed to be qualified. It would almost appear faille, which cost her Just $21.34 to 1542 Phones 4676 that the more real experience one has in pictures the less he or e make, was pronounced by fashion ex- 828 Fort Street Telephone 4085 knows about them. I am acquainted with one girl fhe occasionally perts as the best example of creative Y. TAKAKUWA & CO. dresses my hair who would willingly tell you more in 15 minutes about ability in the Pugh ccmpaign to win I Impart of Chicago v, Limited. motion pictures than shall be able to in this entire series the styie dictatorship of the r "talks." And the surprising part of it is that jBhe can dispense her Infor- country. NAMCO". CRABS, packed In mation with so small an expendiure of thought. I have met a great many' The prize model is made with the Sanitary Cane, wood lined. Clothe for Men others exactly like her. usual contrast of simple, tight bodice It is well that the "screen-struc- k girl" realizes that there is a fright- and full, billowing skirt. Nuuarui St, near King 8L ROYAL TOGGERY ful amount of misconception concerning motion picture acting, and that The only touches of contrasting col- V it is trying hard to pass muster as real information. It may be bad for the or are the rever3 at the girdle, which 1&2-15- 4 Hotel 8L, at Blahop asking yes, too often without the asking. are of rose pink faille and the. STOCKS AND BONDS people you me white hand beading in the embroidery SPECIAL SALE I There are who will assure as they have assured REAL ESTATE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES that motion picture directors everywhere spend a good part of their oh the corsage. In the collar effect Grata Linen and Pongee Waist time tearing their hair because they cannot find enough actresses to fill the back is laid in a frilly V of chiffon. Authorized to act as Executor, Trustee, Administratox V- - PURE ISLAND MILK AND Patterns. casts. is altogether ridiculous. True, there" is, and always will CREAM. their This or Guardian. Transacts a General Trust Business. YEE CHAN A CO, be room at the top for real ability, coupled with ambition and a willing- Old Greece has 15 towns with more r Corner King and Bethel Streets ness to work and. learn; but never for a minute, you girl who would suc- than 10,000 inhabitants. ceed, figure on finding a place in pictures through the Supposition that a Honolulu Dairymen's Assn dearth of talent in the profession will allow you to "squeze" in. At the studio1 where I work are two big drawers filled with applications 4S7S-P- hono 1542 there on file, and a great many of the girls whose names are listed there will Toyo Panamas never "squeeze" in. His a nrj For Men, Women and Children. H. HACKFELD & CO. CruorUtfcr Limited A E is i risilt cf K. UYEDA IT FAM , t tC2J Nuuanu SL Commission Merchants s&stifis Uix HONOLULU Clallgt OF OR DEVELOPING DANDRUFF Society at the National Capital. Oms PRINTING v ENLARGING WASHINGTON, D. C The official 'ni glory In season ended in a blaze of with IlStt. y Beet the City. STEIN WAY the army and navy reception. While A FALLING HAIR Honolulu Picture Framing a Bargains In Other Pianos by no means the largest of the win- Supply Co. C"- PLAYER PIAN08 ter. It was quite the gayest, and, from THAYER PIANO CO LTD. the pietorial standpoint, far and awa 156 Hotel St. Phone 2313 the prettiest of them all. Double At the intervening receptions sine: Save Your Hair! Its the Pan-America- n, there had been fev.-unifor- Beauty in Just a Few ' of any sort to relieve th-- i ; ': Moments JORDAWS Repslrlhg Engrsvlng Botnbercess of the masculine contii.-gent- , LADIES APPAREL "yr :8. GOLUB but at the army and navy re- 25-ce- Manufacturing Jeweler and ception, with all branches of the ser- nt "Danderine" Makes ; V vice turning wit in lull dress, the . 1029 Fort St. : ; Diamond V Thick, Glossy, Wavy 8etter merely back- Hair ' ' SOT Boston Bldgi ; ' men were no longer the Each cake ground for the women they accoin and Beautiful Imperial panled but were equally resplendent. is wrapped to V Peroxide I r The Vaterhouse Co., Ltd. Be it observed, while swords and Within ten minute's after an appli of. can not find Insure delivery .to f FURNISH YOUR HOME RIGHT: spurs and the other impedimenta cation of Danderinejon is an antiseptic . Undenrood1 Typewriters. full military dress are admittedly fas- a single trace of dandruff or falling you in a sanit- By fitting It throughout with our cinating, they also are dangerous, to hair and your scalp .will not itch, but p A P' I soap, made for Ky I dependable electric fixtures. one's attire at least, in these days of what. will please you most will be after X YOtJIiG BUILDINQ. r ary condition u Nursery, Toilet ' ELECTRIC SHOP the vogue of tulle. It Is told that U a few weeks' use, when you see new u Pan-Americ- an V Phone 4344 1135 Fort 8L the reception a filmy hair, fine and downy at first yes and to retain general tulle sleeve became impaled on the but really new hair growing all over and point of an -- Insgnla decorating the the scalp. it's original purposes. sleeve of a distinguished military Danderine is to the hair what fresh BAILEY man. and the wearer of the tulle and showers of rain and sunshine are to delicate perfume. most plearhj the wearer of the insignia were vegetation. It goes right to the roots, Has a Go. FOR GOOD equally distressed at the havoc that invigorates and strengthens them. Its --Made in theclean FOR SALE AT ALL effect on delicate Furniture IMS life-produci- cli, teemed Imminent as the 'throng car exhilarating, stimulating and most sanitarv fact Lots Did, 1144-114-$ Port BL ried them past one another before properties cause the hair to et besides making it The Palace of Sweets they could possibly get untangled. grow long, strong and beautiful. ory in the world. DRUGSTORES healthy and clean But as the lady was swept on she A little Danderine Immediately dou i carried in her angel sleeve as a bles the beauty of your hair. No dii brigadier-genera- l. " O. J. CASHMAM ' trophy the Insignia of a ference how dull, faded, brittle and Your Stationers scraggy, ... cloth with . TCNTS AND AWNINGS : just moisten a j There was some little curiosity as Danderine and carefully draw it Lirxu Tints A Canopies for Rent : office Everything for and to just where Ma j. --gen. Hugh Scott, through your hair, taking one small Thirty Years' Experience V - - near Allen, home. V chief of staff and ad interim secre- strand at a time. The effect Is amaz Fcrt CU upstair. r, Phono 1487. tary of w-a- would come in. In which ingyour hair will-b- e light, fluffy and ARLEIGH'S, Hotel St. cf his characters would he be func- wavy, and have an appearance of tioning at that particular function. c bundance an incomparable lustre, As chief of staff he and Mrs. Scott softness ana luxuriance. Hzxz Yea Had Your Feet would head the line of the received; Get a 25-ce-nt bottle of Knowlton's : FONG Bm & CO. ; as secretary of war he would be Danderine from any drug store or 4TcctcjraphsdM Yet? . Antiques and Chiness hovering somewhere back of the line toilet counter, and prove that your ' In the', blue room, and Mrs. Scott hair is as pretty and soft as any HE3AL BOOT SHOP ' L Llerchandise ; , would be the fifth woman in the re that it has been neglected or Injured to McAdoo. you Tc:t tzi Ectsl. Streets'; above ' l ceivlng line, next Mrs. by careless treatment that's all KuuanUt Pauanl It was rather a new situation, and surely can have beautiful hair and the "predecence sharks" who infest lots of it if ytu will just try a little the social swim of Washington in Danderine. Adr. C. ; : : : 'J : i tnd design for ' great numbers were interested to seo Music Co; what the eitquette of it would be. Culp, soprano, and Enrique Granados, z and remodel. Honolulu was, usuat StarBulletin r.::iTTr Whether it was etiquette or not, any- as selected and arranged t a CLO JEWELRY. . Everything Musical one who knows Gen. Scott knows that by Miss Margaret Wilson. At Its con C:'J L'i Fistlnum Settings. he is first, last and all the time a clusion Mme, 'Culp had a nice little .'ALL d C3UGHERTY : Fort, next to the Clarion soldier, and it was quite in character reception all her own in the corridor, that he preferred his place in the ser- with Miss Margaret Wilson making vice to any place in the cabinet. the introductions. Contest The Allies were out In force th Prize Tuesday night's party was a pleas- : stop "' Wit-so- French Ambassador and Mme. Jus-ser- a the Volcano ' Our Years of Experience ant one. The President and Mrs. At V Make Us received their guests, about 300 nd (who have observed stricter FOR Z VOLCANO HOUSE. Expert and Reliable In in number, in the. green room. Mrs. retirement since the war broke out - : gown rose-colore- d than any of their diplomatic col I ; ."in Tours Co. . Privste Detectlye Work, Wilson wore a charming of roee-colore- d leagues), t BOWERS' chiffon, draped over the British Ambassador and EL 1923 Spring-Rice- s ":::!:a--t Phone V- Lady the Belgian Ambas - M ERCH ANT PATROL satin, with a deep girdle of was becom- sador and Mme. Havenith. the Japan Id embossed silver. It most en 2'A r 1079 School Call Chi Alaka ing and was the first time I have ese Ambassador and Viscountess seen her in a color that gave the Chinda, and, of Course, any number of shops any excuse for new Edith the neutrals, and a sprinkling of army Each school child who was a guest of the Honolulu Star-Bullet- in vJiji "the navy c! Papers ano Agents in Hawaii for rose" which they are featuring here and folk and congresslonals and Wr:r;!:f Clii-cagoan- s in- ::-i- officialdom generally. The only last Friday afternoon at the Liberty Theater, is t-- d V.'rltlng Papers in advertisements. ALLIS-CHALIIER- seen were Brit-tens- , ; ',r,' HAWAIIAN PAPER S CO. The program, given by Mme. Julia there the C'w." PLY CO, LTD. , who are everywhere. vited to write a letter describing what feature heqr she most : Everybody missed Mrs. McAdoo and Q:c:a rtreets, Uonolsln Honolulu Iron Works., Ltd. secretary r.e-o- n. Ouiid. Ten Mm her husband. They are sort enjoyed. of deputy hosts at White House af .fairs, and either one a host in him 17 oflfered girls, 1 or hereelf. They had started for Six Prizes are three for the three for the j YREITJ' Hampton Roads, where they were to board, the cruiser Tennessee, which is boys, respectively to trke the American members of the Joint high committee down to Buenos I I x W Il&tero Reqoirb Aires. . $5.00, $1.00 The women of the party arc prob- $2.50 and ably blessing their stars that they had t; engineering U a President's daughter among them. hIhi It has - been a rule that no women Contest closes April 10th. Write your letter now ad- - COMPANY, LTD. Up-to-Da- te An ' " should be taken on United States bat- Deeisnlng an4 Con. Delicatessen ooca itBsxTit nress & Turn vaa msacaov . tleships except lor social functions it licutor, i. .;ilr3 Engineers. Counter, while In porL, But a few days before , i:ul!d;n?s, Btrno-- 1 Concrete with fresh dell-cacie- s TjTC3 AdlvviC IVnw7 the party was to start Secretary Dan- Sanitary 8ys-.:t- s f Ctructures. each iels issued an order permitting' the Estimates on torn tzi Pre week. :. lanlit. ttrktM wives of the American members of the commission to make the trip with Phone 1271 4 larnlm A tft Ga "WTTBaFs k1 IVTIfiKSTia WWDSB their husbands on the Tennessee. On wnm ui the newspaper S other hand, corre- ' niaairv wtiwuin MlONl ? : i m " The rain spondents, who have frequently been ...-- f which falls on the United a kmkw ttm ... , States every year equals la amount rsM taken on naval vessels when there 25c950ef$lS. seemed any reason for it, have been the water In the Mississippi river. : refused transportation. J. S.TYREE, Cbem!sIs& ' jS r t " Xtzn Yczr Cyca Utti Cere $21 Gown Wine $1000 Award. - V 5 CHICAGO. III. Mrs." Marguerite TrunriicNC co, ltd. Try usrisf Eye Ccscdy Johnson, Chiqago 4 a dressmaker, today