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Evening Bulletin, Est 1882, No. 211 10 PAGES. -H-ONOLULU, TERRITORY OF, HAWAII, FRIDAY, JULY 1), 1915. 10 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXII. No. 7252 chief OREGON'S GOVERNOR r LIVE WIRES' OF mm MAY COME WITH PARTY wwicmsmmJmGEmmMimms OF Afli.lY FAVORS FORCE MIL FOR MUTUALITY IIDII MAKE TOUR HERE mm BREMUm Brigadier General Frank Mcln- WARRIOR-STATESMA- IT" tyre Says Battalion of Local N Royal Rosarians Plan to Char- MAY QUIT CABINET mmmm officials m Infantry Would Be Good and ter Steamer and Bring Y Add to Defensive Strength 350 Visitors NOT TOLERATE vfe I DISAPPOINTED IfJ ATTIT V LOOKS FOR FAVORABLE i' . , ALREADY BOOKINGS ARE El ' ' ; IN FALL - LEGISLATION ' V- BEING TAKEN FOR TRIP of L0E3DIHE Chief of Bureau Insular f. V H. P. Wood Writes That Head Spends Day in Hono fairs Officer Says Excursion is lulu En Route to Philippine War Minister Expected to Quit wvr . HOPE FOR CLEAR-CU- T AND Decided Upon --4 DEFINITE STATEMENT IN Friendship r t Islands Renews If Former High Chancellor ANSWER TO AMERICAN PROTEST ON SUBMARINE WAR-FAR- E H. Hawaii has an opportunity to secure With Gen. William Carter Insists on Reentering Cabi- APPARENTLY DEVELOP-IN- G a visit this winterer next spring from GONE CRITICAL STAGE live-wir- e organisation of Portland; net Government Endeav- TEUTON ANSWER Brigadier-Genera- l Frank Mclntyre, the WILL PROBABLY REACH PUBLIC far-fame- d Royal Rosarians. chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, Ore. the ors to Avoid Open Discussion TONIGHT WAR ZONE REPORTS SHOW MORE HEAVY en route to Manila as This representative "boosters club" Is In Honolulu, Lloyd-Geor- ge May Also passenger In the liner Korea. of tho Rose City Is anxious to charter FIGHTING GERMAN TROOPS RUSH TO REINFORCE WEST a Dr. James; Withycombe, gov-- j come to. Ha- The Bureau of Insular Affairs is one a special steamer and Resign if Kitchener Does of Oi tgon. He ia planning preferably In Febru- ; of the most Important adjuncts of the trnor waii for a visit, f Associated Press Service t;y Federal Wireless) military to accompany 'the Royal Rosar- - ary, during the Carnival season. H. Wireless "War Department, and the pro-- Associate Tress by Federal BERLIN, Germany, July 9. The German reply to the sec- of Uncle Sam's ove- lana of Portland on their ! P. Wood, chairman of the Hawaii Fair A administration posed trip to Hawaii. Fran- England; 9. 1 ond through ' Commission, writes from San LONDON, July American note dealing with submarine warfare and call- rseas sessions comes the - "T cisco to A. P. Taylor, acting secretary bureau chief. jhose recommendations A second violent upheaval in ing attention to the violation of American rights by the Lusi-tani-a of tho Hawaii- - Promotion committee, pricticalljr final. e are is decided upon. the British cabinet, follbwing-th- and other incidents, was handed has no connection what- DECIDES that the trip to Ambassador Gerard The bureau Star-Bulleti- n pri- although many mat- IOT0H The learns from reorganization that sur- today by Herr Gottlieb von Jagow, ever with Hawaii, vate letters from Portland members the German foreign ters of Philippine and Porto Rlcan Ros?rlans are planning to prised Europe nearly two secretary. , military policy which Incidentally af- that the. by TO VISIT SITES come but that the trip is not yet a months ago; is already fore- will probably be sent out by cable fect Hawaii as well are handled It certainty. They are rather waiting It late today. The press Gen. Mclntyre could giye no definite cast by observers who are has not been as to - array legislation, to get. details aa to what Hawaii has the informed its contents. news of proposed to 'offer them, before closing a charter , which Is being widely discussed in of- watching developments in high' WASHINGTON, D C., July 9. Renewed tension is felt for a steamer. ... " now. n n ' ' 5 ficial circles - - i office. ; - t ' ( t 4 generally through official circles in Washington Star-Bulleti- today as a a (Special n cable) In a letter received today by Mr. "When I left. Washington the gen-"- " T?ylor, writes, under date A political crisis is resulting had not yet made its report WASHINGTON, D. C, July 9. a Xr.Wood result of the recent developments in the exchange of notes eral staff v-1- army," he. a Assistant Secretary of the Treat- - a of July 2t 'v:;'i for any Increase in the said I have been''. able to get from the rumor that Viscount between the United States and Germany. aro many, rumors going the a ury Byron R. Newton is com'ng U "At last 'There to Honolulu in August or Septenv some definite word on the Royal Ro- Haldane, former ? lord high As the delivery of the second German reply comes near, rounds, and from their general tenor a a " fcer to investigate the federal sarians' pf Portland, Oregon. After - It would seem that some sort of favor- a a head chancellor, will reenter the there is a feeling, based on recent reports, that its contents are military legislation may be looked a building site problem. a ccnsiderable correspondence, the able officer of organization," Mr. Dean cabinet. He was displaced last not responsive to American demands. pro- for from this Congress. How- a C. S. albert, a the the The tentative neit. our building this Buck-maste- ever, there is nothing concrete as yet, an Vincent, called at May by Sir Stanley . r. posals of Germany to enter into secondary discussion aanaaaaaasnnaati morning and tells me that the organi- ' and the 'V ' ' end you probably know as much about , . decided to be in Honolulu . ..v tendency to avoid issues down here as we do In Washington." zation has the main laid in the American If season. : :v Gen; Mclntyre expressed himself aa during the next C?rnival li Lord Northcliffe, publisher notes heighten IIIJU they can 'get one of the Great North- the report that the reply from Berlin will not much Interested in the project of or--. ern' company's boats, they-hav- e no of the Times and other papers, be acceptable to the administration. ganizing a battalion of Hawaiian In- to ability to. take S50 fantry, a of the regular army. doubt as their is vigorously ojrposing the re In official circles there is general undertone disap- iart people along. - Eighty-fou- r bookings a of is the plan that members of a This They pro-pos- entry of . Haldane at this time. pointment; Nobody party re- have already been made. ' will predict what course President Yilson the congressional' which DIES COMPANY and orchestra ' taking their band Northcliffe worked for the co will - cently visited Hawaii favored, sand it I Sug- take. It is evident, that another critical stae- in and doing everything in style. " probable provision ; seems quite that go cabinetand-wa- suc- ' gested; Jthat thy-flxst'- to Hilo so alition s American relations is near. , : i ; for the battalion may be Included in rti M'to-tlitS- the Volcano and then txpectod" army. Increase. : ""'"' cessful and is now avowedly the tm to .Honolulu.-- f They will probably . never heard any definite . former lord high "I have iMCMMO : In against the spend seven or eight .days the Lord Kitchener, secretary' , of 'plan for the organization of a Hawai- - ; of islands.! :. ; any state for war, whose disagreement Lucldess Voyage Sacramento regular estab-- chancellor being given ian force as vart of the - may In a private letter received here, ; vt with Lord Haldane lead1 to r Gen. Mclntyre, "but A- ; p. ' lishment," said it Nothing to Do With Ship; Dean writes the trip is portfolio; another cabinet shake-u- : logical this .territory ;;; to Vincent that Lands Many seems for : ; Conspirators in Jail lleged U. under consideration. He sends the in It is reported .if Viscount have representation In' the army. A to Have Violated S. Wlthycombel battillon organized on the same lines formation that Governor Haldane returns both Lord open discussion of the subject He'Says of Oregon may accompany the Rosar- SAN 9.-- As as the Porto Rico regiment of infan- Neutrality, and and is trying to prevent news- FRANCISCO, July an aftermath of the ven- would ians "and. there is also a possibility Kitchener, war minister, try, 'or the Philippine Scouts, will be turesome voyage of the Sacramento, when she sailed from this probably be a valuable addition to our That X3rtion of an Associated Press that the m?yor of Portland David Lloyd-Georg- e, minister paper utterances and criticism despatch .published this morning to brought by: the northwest hustlers. " port late last year with supplies which found way. defensive strength." ,; , of suggested move. How- later their effect Flccd Brothers of San The Royal Rosarians are made up of munitions, will quit the the Gen. Mclntyre has not been in the the that K to the German fleet which was finally destroyed off the Falk- of. Portland's leading businessmen, v hopeless Philippines 1902. He served in Francisco were connected with the cabinet. .;' ever, it is apparently since purch?se of the steamer Sacramento, but are. not connected with any com- land Islands, Philip Thayer, Joseph Bley, H. B. Swayne and Islands during the insurrection, :, ' strenu- to stop the of public opin- tho which vessel Is alleged to have violat- mercial organization. The member- The government is tide , ,md has of course kept in close touch J. E. Hoyt were today arrested on indictment returned by the ed the neutrality of .the United States, ship la made up almost entirely ot ously endeavoring to avoid ion, which is running high. 7 . with Philippine affairs through his j was as being "decidedly owners of various businesses. . federal grand jury, charging violation of the neutrality of the h bureau. branded mixed up" today by Gecrge D. Flood, United States. ; Gen. Mclntyre was appointed chief one of the Flood brothers; who is a TWENTY-FIV- E NEW , of the Bureau of Insular Affairs In visitor In Honolulu. The Bunker Company, controlled by Swayne and Hoyt, 1912, when" that position was vacated Mr. Flood, when communicated with Brig.-Ge- n. SUBMARINES FOR has been indicted for obtaining fraudulent clearance for the by the appointment of Clar- at the Moana hotel, asked that the re- ence Edwards as a general officer. At port v that Flood Brothers,' ; better ISLANDS NEEDED fSalinoat Sacramento. that time Gen. Mclntyre was detailed known as the Golden Gate Transporta- The grand jury probe is opening mysterious violations . in the bureau with rank of colonel. Company, part pur- SeralEe ur tion had had a in closely as- The present chief has been chasing the Sacramento, be. corrected. Senator. Smoot, on f Return to of neutrality on both sides here, and has had Dr. Thomas Addis sociated with the Bureau of Insular He said his company had nothing to arrested, as the alleged examiner of recruits said to have been ' Affairs ever since its organization, and do with the ship or with the North- Utah, Says He Fears Race; is considered a great authority on the secured here for Great Britain. Blair and Murdock, alleged ern and Southern Navigation Com- IiIAJQR E.B.GQSE in . Philippines and their administration. pany. alleged Troubles Hawaii ;k It is the Northern and to have run the recruiting office, are also indicted. . Gen. Mclntyre called at department Southern Navigation Company was ap- ' headquarters this morning, and re--, parently organized solely for the pur- Twenty-fiv- e new submarines should Associated Press bv Ffleral Wireless an old friendship Gen. be built at once for the defense of the Be- newed with chase of , the Sacramento by Flood WASHINGTON, D. C July 9. " - Senior Major of 25th Infantry - Carter. Brothers. Mr. Flood says the com-pan- y Hawaiian islands'. ginning September 1 coal will be sold by Russians Check Enemy and Shatter la owned by a man named Thay- Wil? Relieve Lieut.-co- l. That is the opinion expressed to vessels passing through the Pana- : ' Reed of Utah on his er and several other persons. S'i-J'- Senator, Smoot ma canal $3 per ton the ports of B. McDonald ; at at Mr. Flood is in Honolulu awaiting return to Salt Lake City from his Colon and Cristobal. At Balboa $7 Austrian Left, Claim by Petrograd the arrival of the steamer Mackinaw, Hawaiian trip, according to the Des-er- et per ton will be charged, owing to the ves- Maj. Ernest B. Gose, 23th Infantry, News. :,. y : ; due to arrive here Sunday. The shortage of colliers and the . higher mmm sel has a cargo of wheat consigned to is the new inspector-genera- l of the build- . . LONDON, England, July 9.Heavy fighting is taking Senator. Smoot advocates the value of charters at the latter port. Hawaiian department. He relieved war-arena- the British government, according to ing of 75 new submarines, large craft During May 141 vessels used the place today at a number of points in both east and west s. CALL HERE Mr. Flood. He will accompany the Ueut-col- . JJ B. McDonald, who leaves of design, a of them, OKIT latest and third canal. Cargoes handled from the time ; - v'y'- :'; steamer to Australia. for Manila In the August transport he thinks, should be - despatched at of the opening of the big ditch until News of Maj. Gose's detail in the once to the Hawaiian Islands. 'May 31 totaled 4,000,000 tons. - The Germans are active west and northwest of Warsaw. inspector-geieral'- s department came "It is generally stated that Hawaii The for him U'-C- Russians profess a belief that the city itself is in no VOYAGE by cable, with orders Is the melting pot of the world," Sen SUGAR. :l : M PLICEIIEIONV to report , to Gen. Carter. He ator Smoot Is quoted as sayiag. "l am SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. Sugar: danger, largely because of the many natural disadvantages - morning M reported for duty this fearful Jest we have race trouble on 96 degree test, 4.85 cents. Previous that will work together to retard the Teutonic campaign. but vrill not lake over the office for the Islands before many, years pass." quotation, 4.89 cents. : Officers on Korea Hear That several days, during which time he The Russians report inflicting heavy losses on the Teutonic AS FAREWELLTfl will move into the city from Schofield Allies Przasnysz : in the district, but admit losing their first line Liner Will Go to Japan Over Barracks. v.. '; Minnehaha In The detail and assignment of Maj. Liner Safe Port of trenches near Bolimow, where the Germans made a Great Circle Route Inspector-genera- Gose as l of this de- series of fierce charges. The Russians also declare that the CAPTAIN BERGEIt partment comes as a surprise, as Maj. fAssociated Press Service by Federal Wireless Inspector-genera- Austrians are fleeing south of Lublin, and V If the "Pacific Mail Intends to omit W. H. Simons, now l HALIFAX, N. S., July 9. The Atlantic Transport liner that in this district call at Honolulu on the outward voy-Vg- e of the southern department un Archduke Joseph Ferdinand lost 15,000 soldiers from his left of Its steamers, beginning in der orders to come to Hawaii as Col. Minnehaha, which took fire from an explosion 570 miles out, su- wing. He his generals are August, as announced by officers in At the meeting of the board of McDonald's relief. It is presumed that arrived here today, still afire but with the dangerous cargo of and said to have made a tactical - pervisors called for tonight In the city the Korea today, II. Hackfeld &' Com- his order has been revoked. explosives flames being fire blunder which allowed the Russians to shatter his left. - pany, representing the steamship com- hall, the chief business will be to pre--j still intact,.the under control The pany Honolulu, they sent to Capt Henri Berger, leader of I evidently was explosion. at sty have started by a bomb It is thought that v LONDON, England, 9. ceived nothing official concerning a the Hawaiian Band for the last 43 July The Germans today claim years, appre- the crazed Frank Halt placed the bomb in the ship before she - change in schedule that would mean embossed resolutions of BRITISH POWDER successes in fighting along the Vistula. .. x- much to the territory. ciation for his services. Capt Berger sailed for Europe. v;, ' r That the liner Manchuria. leaving will be present at the meeting and San Francisco July 30, would 6team will receive the resolutions in person. French Claim Gains Offset Losse over the great circle route to the IRKS EXPLODE; Two More Ships Sunlc Submarines to . Orient, effecting a saving of several by days by passing to the northward ol I BASEBALL RESULTS LONDON, England, July 9. The. French, official com- Honolulu, was the report brought to : tAssociated Press Service by Federal Wireless : . . the port In the Korea, . NATIONAL LEAGUE. WORKMEN LONDON, England, July 9. The Wilson liner Guldo and munications today admit that the Germans have won back is nothing on the hew sched- At Philadelphia PhiJadelDhla 2. HIT some 'There ' sub- lost ground in front of Souctiez but declare that the Brit- ule on file in this office that would In- Pittsburg 1. the Enssian bark Marion Lightbody have been sunk by dicate such a change was contemplat- - At New York First game. New marines. The crews were saved. ish artillery has won some notable successes and that French ed," said the local agents this morn- York 5, Cincinnati 3; second game, tAssociated Press by Federal Wireless machine-gu- n fighting southwest of Pilken resulted successfully. ing. Before the Korea left the coast New York 4, Cincinnati 3. LONDON, Eng., July 9 The Curtis it is said the Pacific Mail had de- At Brooklyn Brooklyn 9, Chicago 7. powder works at Hounslow have been cided to convert its fleet from coal to At Boston Bos'.n 4, St Louis 3. virtually destroyed by a series of ex- Russian Ship Shelled By Submarine ; oil burning steamers. Each vessel, it plosions. One person was killed and Germany Rushing Troops Westward is believed, w ill be up some weeks ' '' " " ' laid AMERICAN LEAGUE. many hurt. "; LONDON, England, 9. to complete nec- i July The Russian freighter Anna the alterations made At Cleveland Cleveland 4, New LONDON,. essary by a change !n fuel. ; York 3. wa today shelled in the North Sea by a German submarine. England, July 9. From Holland are coming As far ss H. Hackfeld & Company At St Louis Philadelphia 3, St stories that the Germans are rushing heavy reinforcements ' There were no casualties, crew abandoned aro advised they have not been in- Louis 1. but the their ship, westward, apparently taking men from the , east front, n:v; structed to cancel bookings from Hon- At Chicago Chicago 5, Washington Structural and Ornamental Iron' which has presumably been sunk by the Teutonic craft. ?. . olulu to the Orient In Pacific Mail H. E. HENDRICK. LTD. that the Russians have been repulsed, to relieve tl:: 11:.. : "i rtcimers. At Detroit Detroit 15, Boston 4. Usrchant and Aiakaa Sts. Additional Telegraph Despatches on Page 7 the west. STAH-HULLKTIN- TWO HONOLULU V FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915.

SMEW CRUISER lIMLANMENinAD ' SITOIMD 8 JAPANESE WRITER HERE n :a AS MATE ON KACESHIMA U : Several 4 girls . from, the Salvation j S '''..-'.rY- : vn Army Home, "accompanied by their j 8 Tachio Yonekuba. a well-know- n 1Hell. MVG?3 Af.lALFI'S TVPE, teachers, are, camping for a few d2 Japanese Is WIHIHSELF writer. second mate CITY TRANSFER COMPANY MAS.' H. LOVE SSflF at Kaneche 'bay, H on ? the Kageshima, now onloading 3 ',- ; ? "'." -:- X coal at the naval wharf. The two 3 Uids wifl soon . con- be called for books which have made" him fa-- 3 ASK YOUR '.'.'II struction work on Piers 8, 9 and 10, 8 mous throughout Japan, are Ro-- XI GHOGER FOR y: 'r:.' ) at the foot of) Fort street. The now 8 mans of the Sea" and "Sea and 8 H piers are to be made of concrete. Man." Mr. Yonekuba. who. is a. 8 if- 8 graduate of the Japanese marine 8 Therefore Ratta and McCutch-eo- n The following cablegram from Ger- Request From Gunboat Prince- H. H. Williams has his undertaking 3 school, wrote the former book-- LOVE'SBlSCUlf AND BREAD CO.'S man sources was received by the Star parlors now establisned in his' new 8 while on the training-shi- p Taisei 3 are Freed on Charge of ton in Samoa Brings Extra- - Bulletin tcday: and commodku3 quarters formerly 8 Maru, which is due here the la t- - 8 Having Aided Convict "Official Vienna Report, July 8. An ordinary Response known as the Jueen Hotel, at 1274 3 ter part of next month. Austro-Hungaria- -'-,- n submarine , torpedo-e-d Xuuanu street, corner of Vineyard. V8 .:'.;:";'. O' D '' S A S If John T. Scully's recent departure and sanK on July 7 an Italian ar- A great pile of books, magazines and !' i it ti tf f' from Honolulu constituted an escape mored cruiser of the type of the Amal-f- t, newspapers awaits the sailing of the The city and county supervisors will Ithin the meaning of the law. then in the northern Adriatic seal" Oceanic liner Ventura next Monday, meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. be escaped from himself, and not from to be, sent to the U. 3. gunboat Prince- Among other things the Manoa Im the United States marshal or any JAPAN'S EMPEROR GOES ton at Tutuila, Samoa. provement district road matter will response request probably come up for final disposition. ether authorities. TO COMMENCEMENT The to the from 7 NewBMIjRobes This contention, put forward by At- SEE the "boys of the Princeton", for reading-- torney C. H. McBrJde during the sev- matter has been extraordinarily A meeting of the harbor board was j IN KIMONO STYLE3, .' eral hearings of the case, is probably (Special to the Hawaii Shinpp.) ready and generous on the part of the held last night to take action on new 9. one of the reasons which, yesterday T?..10' JaPa ..J"' Emperor pecpirfof Honolulu. Bundles came in rules In regard to the duties ana pow- .lH PRICE $2.00 afternoon, moved U. S. Commissioner! Yosnmito too ay attended tne com today as rapidly as yesterday. ers of the harbormaster and hid as exercises, Imperial Star-Bulleti- Ceorge S. Curry to order the discharge mencement at the As announced in the n sistant, and on the general conduct of j of Joe Ratta and H. L. 'McCutcheon. j "nlveLtyTt" " sAt,me.that yesterday, so large is the consignment business along the wharves. i emperor no were by au- trie has visited the univer how is necessary to close the arrested the federal sity since taking the throne. that it IIliVULiiLU UUU111 thorities on a charge of having aided contributions and begin sacking the Hearing' of the application of Jose Scully to escape from Honolulu. reading-matte- r preliminary to sending Lopez for "dmission as anAmerican Attorney McB ride's contention BRYAN ENTERTAINED BY it to the postofftce. No packages ta citizen has been continued in federa (Wireless to Hawaii Shinpo.) JAPANESE BAZAAR, throughout was this: AT BIG FAIR ken later than this afternoon are like court until Au?ust 7. When examined SAN FRANCISCO, Cat., July 9. JAPANESE yesterday he was somewhat at a loss That wireless communication between Fort Street, opp. Catheltc Church When a i).n is arrested be is taken " i ly to be sent on the Ventura, though physical custody actually re- :;. f may, go regarding the system or American Honolulu and Japan will be estab- - into and . ( NVlre!es3 to Hawaii Sliinpo) they cn a later steamer strained from liberty. All custody Admiral Moore of the naval station government. lished within three weeks' time, is the SAN FRANCISCO, Cal July 9. vice-preside- statement made by E. J. Natty, nt means actual restraint. When bond is Former Secretary of State Bryan to sent a generous contribution in today - Ah Wong Chong, an and general manager of the BEACHES given the custody of the law or its day called upon the Japan officers Col, Cheatham of the quartermaster PHOHS 2205 selected1 newsboy, is in the Queen's hospital Marconi Wireless Company, who has ; officer Is transferred to the sureties. c department sent in a' .box of at the Panama-Pacifi- International ex- today with a broken arm. At 11 jusi reiurnea rrom a trip to Honolulu A recognizance is, the same as. a bond. position and was entertained by H. reading matter. v 21, dis- or o'clock yesterday morning he jumped ALL KINDS OF ROCK ANt SAND FOR. CONCRETE' WORK On Monday, June Scully was YamawakI, secretary of the Japanese Among the contributors of books reading-master- . from an eastbound Rapid Transit car FIREWOOD AND COAL charged from custody until the follow building. ; other He . the follow ing Wednesday at 10 o'clock and re ing at Richard and King streets and stif CUT 98 QUEEN STREET P. O. BOX 212 leased on his own recognizance. St Andrew's Priory, I. N. Bartholo fered the injury. C0WIE8 - RUSSIAN POPULACE FOR Therefore, Scully was in hi own cub- mew. - C;R. Hemen 20 pay White House and his sup-- Hawaiian hotel. Ia-hain- t Onomea on August will the announced III school a, today and free to go and come as he wav M. I). and George F, The Karaehameha at $15,0u0 port president In - v ALLIANCE WITH JAPAN Monsarrat Maui, hung up a record list regular monthly dividend, and of the the Interna- liked. Hence, if he committed an' es Wright. Mrs. Q. Eatonl AY. U Eaton SO cents per share, or $75,000, as an tlcnal situation. . y 4 closed on cape, he committed it "from himself" " Bergstrom.1 F. Hons, M. D. Black, month when it its kitchens pardoned five (Special. Cable to'Nlppu Jljl.)r J. the last school day with the books FATfJEWFOR extra dividend. Kaiser Wllhelih nuni t not from the marshal any. oth- PotterV Mrs. P,, B, McStocker, M rs. i-- of Roye, con- and or TOKIO, Japan, July 9 An unoffi- Mr. showing a profit of just one cent on Hcnomu will pay the regular 1 2 the convent at France er authority. Dorrie; Dc. M arques, JL of baving a wounded ' cial report from Petrograc. ayf ,that Kennedy, Mr lunches served students. Accord monthly dividend of $11,250 on Aug- victed concealed - the A hearing of Ratta-Mc-Cutcheo- n De- further the the government officials the peo- B. Booth. Miss Anna u. ?ai,. iirs, Raymond, ust 5, and cn extra C per cent, or $37,-50- 0. French soldier, in the convent last; and ing to Inspector George S. SHAREHOLDERS ' case was to have been heard BJgelow. Mrs. Green, , i , ple in general favor the organization Lyman Herbert it is not the idea of the department . :::;--U. cember.. 9 o'clock yesterday morning, but McLean, A.' H Smith, A. at of a Japanese-Russia- n alliance. At Mrs J. L. . of public instruction to mako the ' Pepeekeo -- 111 pay Identically was postponed. Shortly 2 o'clock M.' A. Gartenberg, tho after the office of the Japanese foreign de- XowelL F. Dalton, school kitchens and cooking classes same sums as jlonomu, but the date yesterday afternoon Commissioner C. C. James. ; ; . : g partment It is learned that no new It. E. Lambert money-makin- institutions. Three fat extra dividends, total- for the distribution of Pepeekeo profits Curry, Ratta, and Mc : be par announced that negotiations have been entered upon Mr. Hons contributloni will ing $133,000, In to regular is set for July 15. Have You Visited Cutcheon .were discharged. permanent use at addition with Russia concerning, such an tlcularly timely for monthly dividends of $37,50C, have He sent , nije liance.' .';.''.'" :r the Samoan. station.. been by Cnomea, Hono-m- u Figures may. not lie but figures AEOLIAN reading containing decl'red the HALIi? s ; boxes of matter end Pepeekeo sugar companies, of speech are often misleading. ; complete the Saturday the issue of. according to announcements : Warren G. Harding, republican senat- DAILY REMINDERS 1, to made .mi BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. Evening Post from, January the local stock exchange today. or-elect from Ohio, called at the GERMAN OFFICIAL December 31. 1914. C. R. Hemenway U CABLEGRAMS 1 sent a number of 'interesting., books FOIt DELEGATES Round the r Island In auto,: $4.00. Lewis Phone 2141. Stables. Ad,, - The following cablegram from' offi- 1 Ladles, see the new steamer hats at cial German sources was received to- Milton & Parsons. They're the latest niiniHTr iirrT -:- day: ::. - - it 5 'V from the Coast Adv. , "German Headquarter's Report,' July UH U1L1I1LLI only exclusive corset - The Goodwin rtl f- 9. French attacks north the sugar J.i A . '. C - X shop in Honolulu; absolutely new 1915 of I I "Fl bldg. factory at Souchea and; east of Ailly fill Ml Lll models; Pantheon Adr. . SEJATTLE, Wash.-Fro- m Inere Point Bar i - areoad You particular ladies should see the have been repulsed. The French still hold a section of a German trench row, tne1 northernmost point on tne pretty and exclusive styles In. millin- Bouvenirs ; July ?. A North American continent, ery at Milton & Parsons. Adv. west of(Souchex taken on French report that they had taken one will be brought a distance - of 3000 you go exposition, -- When to the, take r 1 I V miles to Seattle to wives of delegates mmsM: you by cannon is untrue. East of Priest iw with a letter of credit issued irMii hi to , the1- - forty-firs- t Imperial Council the Bank of - Hawaii, Ltd. It will be est the Germans took several , front I French trenches along 150 meters and meeting of the Mystic Shrine in July. much more satisfactory than carrying tm i iluj mini The gifts will he .unique in conven cash. captured 210 prisoners, taking four actual . guns. Banchapt Height Damage to Broken tion . annals; paving been transported machine Near Further 0 - ' to their destination via five different ,4 ; $31, which , was stormed on July, 7 by The summer school, which opened Propeller and Stiff Gales De methods.. the Germans, has been evacuated. ... at the territorial normal ,school Tues- Honolulu .From Point. Barrow on the Arctic at- "On southeast" Jay Liner From day,, is the largest from point of the) east and front ocean, they were taken , to Nome on tendance since its organization. One the situation Is unchanged." , Bering Sea by reindeer, a distance ol - - : : b m luck followed the Oceanic hundred and thirty students are en- , - has 1C00 ' Nome, . to San miles from to Fairbanks, rolled. The school will continue until An obedient wtte is the real power liner Si&rra from Honolulu - ' Francisco. Handicapped by a dam another' 100ff miles, they were carried July so. me aomesuc mroue. - oenina aired nrooeller blade, the liner which by dog team; from Fairbanks to Chl- every last Saturday carrying tina, 350 miles, by mall stage; from cup left Honolulu to Cordova, 150 they 216 cabin passengers and an unusual Chltina miles, ly large cargo of Island products, en were : carried by railroad ; and from countered galea ana ne&Yy seas aooui Cordova to Seattle, 1500 miles, by - Coffee. r niidway between Honolulu and tne pa- steamshiu. 9 The souvenirs were made at Point cific' coast' which, it Is, slid, will delay Barrow by members of the Nuwun- - ) its arrival until Sunday, v-- Under ordinary steaming condi- meum tribe or Eskimos, considered V tions, the Sierra, should have passed the best skilled in the art of carving the Golden Gate early thiamorning. from ivory; and because of the char- CV Brewer & Company today were ad- acter of the souvenirs knives carved from walrus - Ivory and sheathed In Hardly vised that tho Sierra might berth at Seems bull-se- al ft furr-i-t was necessary to wait H San Francisco Sunday noon. , e . According to coast rejwrts, the Sier- until the winter season ' was far ad ra; had received further damage to its vanced before tliey could be obtained. propelling machinery and was steam Ing about seven knots an hour. 1 usmess - TheUiner met with an accident to Its . propeller pn the outward voyage, Cos itoie Convenient with Kerosene It was delayed several hours in mak Ing this port because of the trouble. Tho Sierra Is expected to go into dry-doc- k Hot in Your Kitchen? on Its return to San Fraancisco. i I . - v i 'J lift "I L . .i X', i i I ino neea oi li you cook wim a ' AMOctated Press by Federal Wireless For Coffee it CREDIT NOW HAWAII'S IS WASHINGTON, D. C, July 9. good stove. heat concen- A--1 H oil The is U x .j DECLARES GOVERNOR Brief reports from U. S. consuls in Mexico say trated, on the cooking not radiated of that Gen. Villa and his But simply to place the truth before people and let them act as they see fit. That the financial condition ,8 10 , ex-- forces have been defeated miles throughout the room. U the territory of. Hawaii is south of Aguas Calientes. cellent, and that; in fact, Hawaii 8 easily - That explains the cause of many a coffee drinker's disturbance of heart, tt is able to borrow money on bet- " . stomach, , - New Perfection 8 ter terms than is any other pc-- 8 BOTHA'S VICTORIOUS MEN liver and nerves. -- 8 litical entify of the United States 8 MAY BE SENT TO FRANCE It's a ood idea when the body 'to show disturbances, to quit coffee and . - Oil CookStdve 8 was the statement made by Gov-- 8 For Best Results Use Honolulu Star Oil 8 ernor Plnknam.in san Francisco u Associated Press by Federal Wireless) ue June 25, a dinner given in 8 cn at 8 CONDON, Eng., July 9. The Gen i ; 'Abundant heat always hid : hy ' Commercial ready at the touch of a 8 honor the. :8 man forces which have been carrying a match like Club. 8 gas. Can be turned out the minute you 8 Boer-Britis- h recent bond Issue on a weakening resistance to the finish cooking. CoQks anything wood 8 A territorial 8 troops in your or coal 4 brought Southwest Africa f 8 at ner cent a trifle 8 n range have; arms ' does and there's no heavy hods to lug no 8 above par, the governor pointed 8 laid down their and capitu dirt or ashes. No odof. Does not taint the food. by lated and it is expected there wil) be 8 out Another address made 8 more Ask your Pinkham In San Fran- - little trouble in this quarter. dealer. See Exhibit, Palace of ManufaO 8 Governor 8 Gen. Louis Botha's victorious ex Panama-Pacifi- anl was Home Rule : tures, c Exposition. . 8 cisco before the 8 .' peditionary forces will probably be League, j v Hi Taxation 8 STANDARD 8 transferred to France to strengthen OIL COMPANY 8 the Allies there. St 8 888888888 88 8 8888 Tliis pure food-drin- k, sold bv srrocers' everywhere, is warranted pure and abso- - Jj lionolulu . STAR.BUH.ET1N QU TOD LONE HIGHWAYMAN ROBS lutely free from the coffee drug, caffeine. .It feeds and nourishes where coffee de TODATS NEWS TODAY S ONE HUNDRED TOURISTS stroys the tissues. Postum is prime the juice sugar-cane- , Hasted ABMM'isted Instant made of wheat and of Press br Federal Wireless! ; LIVlNGSTpNE, Mont., July 9. A and blended to produce a flavor much resembling high-grad- e Java. single highwayman today held up and A level teaspoonful of Instant Postum in an ordinary cup of hot water dis- robbed 1C0 tourists on a lonely stretch of road In the Yellowstone National solves instantly, and makes it right for most persons. - Park. The , robber escaped with hia j A big cup requires more and some people who like strong things put in a heap- Ice Cream forSunday booty, which is figured to have been worth thousands of dollars. ing spoonful and temper it with a large supply of cream. Experiment until you know the amount that pleases your palate and have it DANES DROP THE HYPHEN. Should Gome From per veil that way in the future. . KENOSHA," Wis. The' Danish-America- n Postum comes in two formsl , Associstion of Kencsba dropped boiled). " " the hyphen last night and at meet- Regular Postum (must be ing: of the society completed arrange- Instant Postunv doesn't require boiling, but is prepared instantly by stirring a ments for the biggest celebration, ,of M level teaspoonful in a water. " " ' tha Fourth of July known in Kencsha cup of hot 1 'i V I' ,i t in a decade. It is going to be the old-fashion- ed Our bulk, at $1.50 per gallon, kjndr with the eagle scream- and our bricks are ing plenty known forquality: Deliveries everywhere. Phone4225 and of patriotic oratory. There's a Reason for "POSTUM" Thca Year Eyes Need Care 1 i Tryriuxine Eye Oeoedy.

t HONOLULU KTAIMUTLIjEHN, FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1015. TURKS

'HOLT'S VIOLENT AUTO CLUB PUTS COURT WILL BE ! lalamazoo Ic e Blanket - - i Saves onc-ha'- .f cf your Ice bilL I DEEDS Sliflli CROWDED LIKE This Is no hollow statement, Lut a tested and proven fact. The blanket prevents the GERMAN SPIRIT : KINDERGARTENj L I ft & waste which follows when the "Beatriz Michelena" surface of the ice comes in con- x tact with the outside air. V Muchsillactive work has been done Circuit Judge Ashford s court prom- CALIFORNIA'S IDOL IK Japanese Newspapers of Hono- Try one and satisfy yourself. lately by the ; Honolulu Automobile ises to take cn the. appearance of a lulu Say Attempted Murder Club in the placing of signs in various full-fledge- d kindergarten at 9 o'clock Price 15 cents each. and Dynamiting Typical parts of the city and about the island. tomorrow morning. Thirty-si- x youth- One sign has just been placed at the ful frequenters of. local motion pic- "Ar Tested and approved by the D That the attempted shooting of J. junction of-- the Wahiawa road with ture shows will be cn the carpet" to ' explain why they were seeing Good Housekeeping Institute. Pierpont Morgan by a. supposedly ihe main road from Leilehua, one at the crazed German, Frank Holt, who Haleiwa, and one at Laie. reels. last night, when the law explicit- afterward committed suicide, and the Another sign at the Moanalua hill, ly says th?.t minors shall not be away' of wing United just beyond the Fort Shafter hospital, from home after 8 o'clock unless ac- JUL dynamiting the of the companied by parents guardians. States capitol in Washington. D. C warns drivers of the hill and calls at- or I offi- by Holt were acta of "true German tention of noisy joy-ride- rs to the near- "Johnny" Anderson, probation W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd., patriot!sai,, U the belief of local Jap ness of the hospital. Six new signs cer, and Kalei Aona, who is keeping 5 Reels of Excitement and Thrills 53-6- 5 Circuit Judge Whitney's court alive, House of . Housewares Kin St. anese newspajpers, as expressed edi- are to be placed this week at various The went "raiding" last night in behalf of torially during few days. otter points about the island. UP-TO-DA- the last ALSO AN "HEARST-SELI- G NEWS" This morning's edition of the Nippu The signs are of sheet are justice and. the curfew law. They vis- iron and ited a. number of motion picture Jiji says, editorially: placed upon galvanized Iron pipes, especially world been paying great houses, those in the Chinese SHOW STARTSNAT 7:45 O'CLOCK "The has deeply planted in the' ground. They very young- to actions of certain nat- painted large, districts. Before long 36 attention the are in clear letters of sters been taken up. Among uralized Germans since the beginning black white, giving directions, dis- hrd the and 36 were two girls, each about 12 years of the European war. The majority tances or warning of danger, as need- Germans in ' old. The rest were boys of all na- 1 o All Employ of the' the United States ed.' tionalities. are naturalized American citizens. A club emblem has also been recent- They are supposed to be true Ameri- ly chosen, to be placed upon the fend- flag, can citizens under the American er or radiator - of club members ma- LIBERTY THEATER but in critical times they are true Ger- chines. The design shows a steering DE of man patriots.: They are willing to. sac- with) IIEKSl ers Labor. wheel the letters H. A. C. be- rifice anything they, have, even their tween the spokes, and' the one word lives. "Honolulu" beneath. The emblem is f attempted shooting "The of J. P. in three colorsv cherry, black and A GALA Tonight, ?:30 p.m. - be financially j Morgan, the dynamiting of the nation- SCENE On and after July 1, 1915, you will aluminum. . al capitol and the blowing up of the The club has been much EXCLUSIVE PARAMOUNT FEATURE THEATER. accountable for all accidents to your employes, whether good exam- interested steamship Minnehaha are in the recent traffic ,ordinance and all - ples of German pUriotism.' . or not vou are responsible, . regulations in regard to MARGUERITE CLARK "The action of Holt, a former pro- the other " traffic. The county authorities THIS EVENING 0 -- Our policies will fully protect you under the pro- - fessor at Cornell university, shows us have been asked to aid In the work The Idol of the Movies in, 1 Law indemnify you the true German spirit We are not doing, visions of the Compensation and talking about the right or wrong of the club has been but so far liability damages his action, we can see 'blood have failed to take up the matter. The usual Friday evening dinner-danc- e mrainst loss from for other than Lr but that now on is thicker than water " Plans are foot for the estab- will be enlivened by the tres-enc- e Compensation Law. will give us pleasure to. have v on said It Speaking editorially of Holt's ac- lishing of picnic grounds the other of many arrivals on the Korea you call or write for further information concerning theJ tions, the Nippu Jiji said, last night: side of the island. At present there this evening, as Heinie's is one of the "If one understands Is a is a scarcity of suitable places where first places that one seeks for an en- we offer. ; tint he law and the protection and services that highly educated German, then we can, automobile parties may stop for lunch joyable evening after a long sea voy- Gooso :: tell how fearful the German spirit is. or rest in the shade. age. --- r HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAWAII, LTD. I He was not a common, crazed man There will be tempting music for but a great German patriot.' the dance, following . the appropriate program during 3529 to be rendered dinner. ' 96 King St., cor. Fort. Telephone ARE STILL AFTER Kveryone is assured of aa .enjoyable A Thrilling Drama of time. Better be there all your JUDGE INSISTS friends will. Tonight's the night Love and Adventure also SHiPTOillf Adv. . ZUDORA , BACKER BEING WATCHED Episode SOLDIER'MUST BY ARMY MEDiCAL MEN The Second Klowaird Pairk Lofts Harry Backer, who for more than ' two years eluded the .army autbori-tits- , Weekly ' Pathe PAYALiMOWY who wanted him for v desertion, up by police ; Ten choice lots in Makiki, adjoining the homo of F. K. and who was picked the "Up . The Hawaii Promotion Committee Monday, is being held at Fort Shafter, Howard. Kccaumoku Street will be extended through j la still going on with the work of try- pending an investigation of bis case. ing bring 250 the property. : '.Y' A" strong, husky man who fails to to to the islands the Backer, is being - carefully examined support his wife and; finally deserts members of the American Bankers' and observed by.medical ) officers of her is entitled to little sympathy from Association, who are i to meet in a the nay.-- A report of his condition Judge was convention" ' " Seattle in" September, : Circuit Stuart. This fact at is expected within a day . or so, and Why Such Crowds at Ye Liberty? Best Pictures at TrriGt CoM Ltd. borne but this morning ' when J udge and, who had planned to come from on this will depend to some extent Ehhop Stuart granted to Mirlan K. Wright a there on a side-tri- p to Honolulu. The prob- ; future action in his case. He will 10-20-- 30 Course! - divorce from Walter A. Wright chief difficulty in bringing - the dele- ably be tried before a military court Cents of Wright Ar- is a private in the Coast gates lies in the fact that no boat can for desertion. : tillery Corps, station ed at Fort Kame-- be chartered or otherwise: secured for 3 hamehaMrs Wright testified. Before their transportation.' " departed he for the coast list Decem- A letter from .Secretary Wood this INDOORSN ber he was employed; as bookkeeper morning states that iy has proven im- '. ; We attend to Checking and Sealing of : ; for a local clothing house. She testi- From8t0 possible thus v far i to., find any boat TONIGHT---LASTTIM- E ': fied that he twent to the coast and. failing which is not already filled to over- to obtain work, was forced to flowing with passengers returning working indoors, Join the army."-- He "was sent back to ' from the exposition. , , ; Honolulu for station. - , whether in office or on ell outgoing steamers without inconvenience to passengers' Mrs. Wright said that since her hus Owing to tbe fact that several mem- factory or store, often weakens band left her she has conducted a bers of the Promotion Committee are s Punctured Romance lodging house and done, sewing for out of town, no meeting was. held to evert v a strong constitution as We Moving. - I alsoxnake a specialty of Furniture the support of herself and her adopted day. H. Gooding Field Is at present shown in nervous symptoms, THE GREATEST COMEDY FEATURE son, a handsome youngster about on Maui,' and L A. Thurston Is on three years old. She testified that languor or repeated colds. FILM IN AMERICA .. Ltdi, Wright now is getting about f 15 , a will be possible for next Friday. SCOTTS EMULSION is ,JnioiiPacific Transfer Comoany, month. Before he joined the army, ' added, helping thousands every day; ;" : she he used to make as much ; . . ; -- j TJ. S. Mail Carriers. oil-foo- as 1100 a month. its rar d en- "I don't want to too on ! be hard the VESSELS TO AMD riches the blood and King Ct next to Young Hotel J v. Ptone 1875 man. I think he has been punished v aids the throat and MATINEE AND EVENING PERFORMANCES enough, so I will waive alimony," said I - FROM THE ISLANDS lungs. strength-sustaini- ng Attorney Magoon, who represented It is a ! tonic, Mrs. Wright (Syeclal - Tftreless to Ve'rckJiiti' free I will not allow you to waive it" from alcohol or any See Gharlie ehaplin declared Judge Stuart The court or- harmful drugs. ubro dered that Wright pay his divorced HILO Sailed, July 7, S. S. Mexican ; THE KING OF COMEDIANS wife five dollars a month temporary for Delaware Breakwater. Henry Waterhouse Trust alimony. It was also ordered that he pay attorney's fees in the sum of 20 S. S. VENTURA will arrive from in instalments of five dollars a month. Sydney Monday, July 12th, about 7 n L.omp MIX J JUWVt() a.'m., and will sail for San Francisco (d)iTic!; SUMMER SUX KKMINDS YOU STATEMENT OF CONDITION, JUNE 30, 1915. the same afternoon about 2. Has 39 about to go ' 5. steerage passengers for K That it is time to cabin and 4 323 mail, 14 1-- 2 ' ' -- '" ' ' ' - ; ' Honolulu, and sacks ASSETS. LIABILITIES.' tons c? rgo and 32 packages express Cash on hand and in bank.. $116,013.80 Capital ...... ,..$200,000.00 matter,- Bonds ..' . 28,040.00 Undivided profit, 24,316.47 1 Occasionally we meet a man who is i jvcai agency acounts. 482,101.89 w ...... Trust and H e ebiam !,..) a a be- , he never : Stocks and other Invest-- , Dividends unpaid . 2,400.00 proud, of the fact that for a few days : ments ,71,188.58 Pvt Charles Buck, belonging to one longed to the uniform rank of a lodge UCOj: '0ft8))j".)j. Mortgages secured by real ' of the infantry organizations stationed and wore feathers and a tin sword. estate 77,431.48 at Fort Shafter, was taken to the hos p : via Oahu Kaihvay at Loans, demand and time... 309,289.09 pital yesterday to be treated for cuts Better a turn-u- nose than a cab- Tickets ; V .: Furniture and fixtures 5,000.00 on the body alleged to have been in- bage head. . , , Wells-Farg- o Office...... by Accrued Interest receivable' ;. 5,341.98 flicted a Porto Rican. Buck 'was Silence may beholden, but. golden picked up by the police at the corner ecgles talk. ' '. ' v 708.8186 $70S,81$.3l of King and Smith streets. It was , - A tbje hl3 4 said;t hospital tha conditio -- - 1 County : , va- : w : r- - Territory of HawajL .City and of JlonoluliTSs. asoOeriour 3 - ... 4w? . .... 1" I, As N. Campbell, of lfenry Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Treasurer the Trust the;st'iJ p of quality marks : Co solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl- - i The frequent, theft of coal from the all Inter-I- s land, and Oahu Railway yards ege and belief. ; A;. N. CAMPBELL, j is believed to have been checked with j Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of July. .A. D. 1913. '' the arrest and conviction ' today of . JNO. GUILD, Henry. David and Henry Iwa, who - . ,f;,v ,Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit. were each given a substantial term of EACH IS MADE WITH THE UTMOST SKILL FROM THE PUREST MATERIALS 6211July 9,17,24. 31. f; I-,- -- v imprisonment by District Magistrate Monsarrat David was sent to the city and county Jail for three months on two chafges of larceny, rlwa, said to have figged as an accomplice, was Maile exion Maile Cream Maile Benzoin Maile Tpoth Specie given two municipal The Yokohama Bank, months at the Containing Peroxide of prison.;- .;' ;v.; 1 v " Powder Powder is. I imi Hydrogen. PERSONALITIES (Liquid) Non-Greas-y. lo- STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF JUNE 30TH, 1915. Is a pure Com- Is a soothing and healing Thoroughly cleanses the plexion Cream.: It whitens, tion that leaveshe skin soft, teeth. It is a powder made " i A. J. GOODRICH, prominent in the - LIABILITIES. Is an invisible powder which softens and cleanses the skin. smooth and white. Especial- of pure precipitated chalk United States chamber of commerce applying pow- antiseptics Loans, Discounts and Deposits 645,919.17 COM- If used before sun- combined with ly : recommended for at Paris, France, left the Pacific Mail BEAUTIFIES THE der it gives that even, which properties prevent de- OvcrdrafU 247,144.33 Due fo Banks ...... 379,2404 after;'shav-ing- . steamer Korev at Honolulu. He will PLEXION. It Is indispens- smooth, soft effect s.o much burn. Excellent cay and leave the mouth Cash and Due from banks 667,163.46 AU other liabilities...... 228,030.60 spend some weeks in touring the isl 15,133.93 able for evening toilet. desired. i , sweet and fresh. .Furniture and fixtures ... ands on pleasure bent . iAU Uer resources , 323,748.69 E. J. MURPHY, with the law depart ment of the Southern Pacific Railway, 11,233,196.41 tt.233,196.41 Murphy and Mrs. will spend their MAILE WEEK AT OUR STORE. LET US DEMONSTRATE TO YOU THE QUALITIES Or THESE MERITORIOUS PREPARATIONS. honeymoon in touring the islands. ITS They were among the passengers r Branch, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statements are true and cor--; brought to this city in steamer to my 'the feet the. best of knowledge and belief. . Korea. V..- - Sv ?- - ' " . . S. AWOKL THE REXALL STORE ; ' Subscribed and sworn to before roe this 7th day of July, 1915 " LUniHEEYE ' ' : ' YilY RECEDE ' M. , . ' ' t FORT AND PHONE 1297 OPEN UNTIL 11:15 P. S. DeFREEST, For Bed, Wek, Watery Erea ud if HOTEL rSTREETS ; : - ' f Notary; Public, First Judicial Circuit, T. II. GRANULATED EYELIDS M arin DMat Smtrt Soothe r Pain J STAB-BULLETI- FOUR HONOLULU N, FRIDAY; JULY 0, 1915.

6T - - ,rf. v frTT: tt, (The Star-Bulleti- n' invite tree ano frank discussion In this column on aK VV legitimate subjects or current Interest I A TV A I 1 A VIV IIFII I TIT firOU! T Vl WW Communications are constantly re- Jvf ' Traveler'sCIodi ceived jo which no signature Is at nyiwiUIVi' WILL Dt HtOlLI tached. This paper will treat as con- For yourself, 'or tor ------EDITOR fidential signature to letters it the GEORGE F. WRIGHT, surveyor of an ideal present to a RILEY H. ALLEN writers so desire, nut cannot give friend about to 'sail, 1 lan'd court, has space tor anonymous eommunl the territorial OF MORTAR FIRE we strongly recom-- . FRIDAY...... JULY y 11)15. NOT A MATTER FOR BARGAINING. mend twie of these Splendidly useful PUNISHING NON-COMBA- ARNOLD ALDRICH, of the Para- XJHAETEB PLANS. THE v The extensive tests in mortar firing clocks made to be of EXPLAIN THE That able American, John Hay, discerned a ANTS. dise Tours Company, returned from now being made at Forts Ruger and the utmost conven- good many years ago at one point of some ne- the coast today in the Korea. Kamehameha were continued today, ience whether en ship- Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. of great to board or train, or In no royal road, no .short and easy di- data Interest the service There is gotiations with Germany that Euroiean Sir: I notice anions the e Mnges M. F. PROSSER. an attorney of being deduced by the trial shots fired hoteL j, y path, to a model charter for Honolulu; plomacy is largely a game of bluff, and doubt- that come to the public libwrj a Ca- Honolulu, returned from a mainland from one mortar at each fort nadian newspaper that fairlv bristles ; "Viaman&Cb. No of men, however intelligent and earn- less; vacation today with the arrival of the It is believed that very valuable set President Wilson and Secretary of State with jabs at the Germans no. :n the data as to the effect of air currents on Kore. .. ' Lsadlnfl Jswalsra est they may be, can put through a model Ijans ing recognize it jwrfectly now. Canadian provinces, and calls c;i all the flight of mortar projectiles at Canadian-Englis- the h to boycott the high altitudes '. will . charter without . a campaign of education American diplomacy in M1SS MARTHA BERGERSON will be collected and this administration Germans now' there to the last ditch, the knowledge thus gained will ; that anil-Germa- Honolulu on 28th of this among the voters. i is not bluff. Wilson's most vigorous critics and would welcome a session of n leave the improve the accuracy of mortar work rioting such as has been on month for a year's work in Obertiu throughout They will have to camiiaign in the precincts haven't accused him of bluffing. In fact, the College.'; the service. tap in England. i The most minute and careful obser- "with patient application and untiring industry Wilson-Brya- n diplomacy has been rapped be- This phase of the situation in Cana- vations are being made and when the tables and the refrigerator, were four to sit close and stay long. cause in it the cards are laid upon the table da is as vicious and uncalled for as was J. M. CAMARA, a captain in the mass of record is complete the proper Hawaiian boys. T.: oldest was about' the sinking of the Lusltanla which NUional Guard, has been granted a deductions can be made. The allow 12 years Of age, Ue youngest about 9 has taken years of propaganda work to and America proceeds on the assumption j to practise law the district It that has inspired it. Th-- Germans now license Jn ance of service ammunition made by years old. , bring Honolulu to the point where recognition frank and straightforward exchange of views domiciled throughout, the Canadian courts of the territory. the war department for this work is All were smoking cigarettes and g, local assessment plan of street and provinces were in no wise responsible considered sufficient: A year ago an too, according to Anderson. . is given the is the surest path to ultimate agreement. for the Lusitania outrage. They did KARSTEN THOT, manager of the attempt was made 'to make the tests Now, Isn't a crime to ftaoke Preserving Company, it highway improvement. It may take other The first and second American notes to Ger- not plan it and could cot have prevent- Hawaii has but the department was so niggardly but - Anderson says he be- ed it. They are simply in the unfor- opened a butcher shop at Castner with appropriation the-longs- , es well-considere- d, its ammunition lieves it is bad for and to secure the more radical departure of Station,-nea- r years many on submarine warfare stand as tunate position of being subjects of a Schofield Barracks. that results were almost negligible. peciallr the lungs of youngsters about state-ment- reasonable and notably direct s. country whose government has seen 9 or 12 years old. , ' ' transgress B. L. COOLEY, a graduate of Yale, .'.: ;' : lit to the rules of civilized So Anderson '"pinched" the entire, inent. They hide no "catch," conceal no trap. warfare will spend a portion of a vacation In and seemingly the ,laws of ' quartet He took them down to hisi Oakland, a city which has the advantage of They1 represent no maximum of demands put humanity. the Islands. He was a passenger In ANDERSON NADS morning. office in the Judiciary building andt not the steamer Korea this their-name- Honolulu in possessing an electorate largely out merely, as a medium for bargaining. And It' is the German subject in an secured s and addresses J alien land who Is to be held to account He says he will make an example of, familiar by personal exierience with modern America does not propose to bargain;. Herr and punished for the misdeeds of the MRS. A. JAMIESON DONNELL, report prominently identified with Coronado them. They, will have to tv necessary to educate the German naval and military authorities, & week. de--, charters, has found it von Jagow, German foreign secretary, is quot- society, Is a visitor to Honolulu by the him several times He but the government itself which plans hit--, necessity change. A Hono-lula- n Pacific Mail Korea. clares the "kids" have "got toult voters in the for ed in the despatches this morning as complain- the outrages and forces the military liner ting theplH.' carry j now visiting on the Coast fsends to the ing that America takes wrong view of Ger- and naval forces to them out. . J 'a ' WILLIAM J. COELHO has taken a J Star-Bulleti- 1 Because the home government of R. 'MORRIS 6f Denver, Who gained n a copy of the San 'Francisco' Call man "Trarf are. The Wilhelmstrasse will be ' desk In the office of the department the Germans has seen fit to perpe- of public lands. He is substituting so favorable an impression of. game, set some length :plan Snaking-- a outrages non-co- m re-- in which is forth at 'the needless error if it reasons from this trate on innocent for Samuel K. KamaiopilL who is' at- fishing In Hawaiian waters, has ' iiri ' the batants under the guise of war, which SSI cently returned 'to Honolulu and la, of an educational campaign pressed premise to the conclusion that the best diplom- tending' the national convention of the "Of you're only dreaming, caused civilized cry Anti-Saloo- course now having large sampan built for the world to out n League In Atlantic City. a t trans-ba- y cities. An extract reads as follows: acy now is to chaffer or: to haggle. In horror, does not give license for blow the smoke away the special purpose of Indulging his v ;.! "Johnny" probation offi- - Members of the Alneda County ;Tax 'Association rioting and attacks on German resi- MRS. MARY GUNN, supervising Anderson, desires in the piscatorial art' Mr.' are today preparing for'"a campaign acquaint the." dents in' foreign lands, even in the school principal for Oahu, who now cer, dropped off a King street car at Morris is expecting an engine soon park early this morning ' and, v cltiiens of Oakland with the provisions of proposed BEGINNING TO WORK. lands' that are opposing Germany. Two is In San Francisco, Is" very' much Im- Aala from the coast which will' develop a l .rar Thtt A rift l4BP wrongs never make a right, and they proved In health, according to Infor- after circling about a bit, entered a speed of 13 to 14 knots an hour for changesJ..is to be read at a meeting Mondaj: night will not In this case. mation received' by the department of Chinese store through a rear doer. ; his new 'boat He regards the Jap-- ' The amendments will then be referred" to a "commit- The public utilities commission is beginning ; 'Al4 AMERICAN. public instruction. She will return to In the front of the store, seated on anese sampan as the most seaworthy ocran-goln- g ' tee of from 200 to 400 members, composed ''pi dele-- . to do the work it was intended to do begin- Honolulu about August 1. boxes and with their feet resting on of small craft 'gates from the improvement clubs andVclvjc tfrgani-- . H'. ration i, passed upon by that committee and referred' ning after 'nearly two years of virtual inac- JUDGE JESSE GEORGE, for more . INI than 10 years Identified ' tivity. 1 Mill. UWIkWUI with the A. 1 1 . V ' . I L - A MMMK'tAn'' A lAf bench in the Philippines, is returning i has been .i a passive instead of an - active 111 0UVUllUil( MV Wfrvww. - jt to Manila from, a vacation spent at ter of the City and Oakland, the committee believes" bddy receptive instead of aggressive. Instead LIEUT.-COL- . E.. V. SMITH (by his home on the banks of the Missouri ' : want - 5 that the majority of the people of the city definitely ' ter- letter): I would be willing to trade river. democracy. a business system of government and of making itself valuable to the the whole state of Texas for a portion - , efficiency combined, a system that will make the . ritory it has. been almost as useless as an ap- of Oahu. C. E. FUIXER, general-superinten-den- t n." m n ii ii 1 vr tax dollar an efficient dollar, going much farther of motive power of the Union - pendix, and almost as costly. : The fault has than it does at present, and rendering back one nun- H. STUART JOHNSON : Manoa Pacific Railway, and Mrs. Fuller were dred cents in value to the taxpayers. J not been with the commissioners 'themselves. citizens are naturally much pleased numbered with the tourists brought to give voters full control over good The amendments the For most of its existence the commission has with the early, prospect of roads Honolulu today In the Pacific Mail . ; the policies of the municipality, and the opportunity, In the valley.' , ... steamer Korea, i policies are not property carried out, to fix had no chairman and was seldom able to mus- if these LEyE?SON: ' the responsibility therefor, and to demand and make ter more than two out ofUhree meiibrs. Under J. D. "That "Ad 'FISHER H. NESBETT, a well Sale $2500. Star-Bulleti- n For the necessary change. : Ma's Milk" In last, alght's known mining man from New York, is Honolulu. the circumstances it could do little but receive was a fine business talk. That's a through passenger in the Korea to This is perfectly applicable to It 6f real trasiness " and in a: perfunctory way ex- the kind stuff that the Philippines, where he will inves- ; statistics rather y, is j noticeable that the city manager plan is men "would do well to watch for and tigate the Industry now under devel- ; ; Property consistsof ai jB-roo- Tn amine now and again some public service cor- ':',-"- . y proposed, that the offices of mayor, councilmen, read, :v opment In Mindanao and the south- . living : . . . bungalow. Three bedrooms, room, -- poration matters.. ,..';:',,. western Islands. commissioners and school directors are elective ; : by ' legisla COL. CAMPBELL: The Honolulu The commission ;was created the may pantry-kitche- n, and - the - incumbents serve without salary. service golfers, not wln'from the J. L. CURTIS, who has been identi- : dining room, servants ture because of quite natural feeling through Schofield ' players in the team match fied International Banking Other provisions are that all, chief officials a with the the territory that there should be some; public tomorrow and Sunday, but, they will Corporation at Panama, is a passenger quarters. There is a fine lawn and mature except the city manager, in fact all officials at least make the Leilebua men know in the steamer Korea to Yokohama. body to represent the- - people in dealing 'with playing game. manager J except the policy making bodies, shall be under that they have been the He has been appointed of flowering trees. .Modern' improvements; the service corporations. 5In' the comparatively an important branch of the Institution " civil service;, the committee believing that D, H. GILMORE: There is no in Japan. :' ; few instances where .! the commission might gas, electric lights, sewer connection, etc. there is no reason why q trained head of wde-artme- nt reason to" believe the Oceanic steam- have done some constructive investigating, it er Sierra will arrive at the Coast C. H. MERRIAM, registrar in the should .be removed upon a change of conveyances, ' ap- Ton can get big value for your money in power. i much later than Sunday. ;t bureau of has been administration, any more than" the incoming was disorganized and lacked driving pointed by Circuit Judge Ashford as "The number of postponed meetings and de CHILLINGWORTH: registrar for the. territorial land court. this property. :r v-- 1 council should be given a new city hall in which CHARLES F. i , I certainly do not favor long and" fre- The land court work was transferred layed actions is by far, too largerThe com 1 to do its work. quent ' continuances at the district to Judge Ashford upon the departure mission has been in danger of being regarded court. I intend' to do all'lhat I can to of Circuit Judge Whitney for the mam-lan- d. The amendments provide for the 'rule of 'y:y-'-- ,' as an amiable joke and mayfstill be prevent a congestion of cases on the ? a: : ; ;onc' compelling the appointing power to select lower court calendar. ' ' AUSTIN JENISON is a through pas- the highest on the list. - Ko- '. ' An item this morning --says that the 'police HARBORMASTER 'FOSTER: I senger in the Pacific Mail steamer 2 am still awaiting advices from the rea, who Is in charge of a touring A GENTLE HINT. yesterday freed' a Chinese who was suspected harbor commission "regarding the dis- party numbering 20, who will visit fellow-countrym- an ves- Japan Korea. The travelers were of being insane, on the promise of -- a posal of. the German warbound and sels now occupying berths at terri- met at the pier by Acting Secretary Fears that Japan V recent moves in the to Iook! after him. fSoon tifter tlie torial wharves. T4ylor of the Hawaii Promotion Com- : ; i mittee this morning, - ; ; v - -- police were called to quell the 'demented man, are the pride of American manufacturers. Everywcarer Orient are directed toward softly but .firmly have instruct- SHERIFF' ROSE: 'I - who chasing woman frightened years : closing the supposedly ' open door are .' was a and had ed police officers to keep a sharp O. T. BOARDMAN, for many ; of a HOWARD is proud of it. J III neighborhood, i The '.police might well, be watch for , automobiles and trucks principal of "the Kamehameba parently behind the state department 's recent the Maul, tendered ! which do not bear numbers issued by school at'Lahalna, has VIEIEA JEWELBY CO., - St. administration to " Ltd., Acats Hotel act in sending identical notes to Tokio and asked if it is their idea of the department The owners will be his resignation to the department of - instructipn): Mr. Boardinan Ms Ppkincr release persons i suspected of insanity: Why arrested and, fined. ; public, nn Mav 15. It was not until late in a, -- ears and, .In' a by. competent 'man ef advanced the news of these notes became pub not have them examined au C. BROWN: letter to the departnteni,"sUted 'that June that RAYMOND The stepping thority! : t' Chamber of Commerce mall, these be was voiantarily 'aside 'to This was a week after China hact been younger blood, V lic days, is full of applications for posi- give place to ? forced finally to accept the modified apanese people who -- are J tions from mainland president 'of' the c WM. 1 ALTJRICH : Yes, new.-traffi- ordinance is being en- eager come to Hawaii to reside. demands. - the to Paradise Tours Company, was a, re- EvidenOy HawaU Is not only known, . ' ; , " forced, we have no doubt, but there is no no- turning passenger tn the Korea this J J j That these demands endansrer American but favorably known on the conti- in-th- e morning. Mr. Aldrich comes on a ; ticeable diminution number qf chauffeurs v Limited. treaty rights in the Orient is more than a sus nent.. hurried business 'mission and will re' it fairly certain, is seeking who whiz past n street-car- s taking on or dis- turn to San Francisco In the Wilhel-mi- n picionJapan, is -- - - HARRY NEWCOMB: I find that text Wednesday. He reports t 5 charging passenefsrr" conditions are materially Improving things as booming in the Exposition in Honolulu real estate business. tour--1s- t her great fruitful neighbor. The. American City. . He further states that the FUR1HSHED There Is far 'more demand for real offering ep-- - No more sincere compliment has been paid business is wonderful note in substance is: estate now than a month ago, and I port unities at the "present and that his 2568 Rocke St, Punnui 4 bedrooms...... $75.00 -- - , In view of the negotiations which now are "our Duke' than by 'the eastern dubs which think the credit is largely due to the company is doing a great deal of live 1825 College St., nr. Hasting...... 1 (hskpg) 15J0O government and gov-- , many Improvements ' Ing between the of China the modestly decided not to try to beat him at the fact that so civic advertising for the benefit of the Ha- Waikiki ...... 3 " ...... 40.00 ernment of Japan and of the agreements which have! are being contemplated for the near waiian islands ' through the San Fran- Klnau and Maklkl Sts.,... .3 " ...... 60.00 been reached as a result thereor, the government of -- exposition swimming tournament. future. l cisco office of the Concern. the United States has the honor to notify the gov-- ; j MISS LEONORA ANDERSON, tions!have already been made for the UNFURNISHED nize any agreement or undertaking which has been British ships in the war-zon- e face something physical director of the Y. W. C.' A.: latter part of the month, and the camp 12th and.Mauna Loa Aves. KalmukI ...... 2 bedrooms...... $15.00 entered into, or which may be entered Into,' between dilemma. stop, The summer camp at Haloipua on gives promise of being a very popular of a If they they are sunk by week-en- d 1325 Palolo Valley Road 2 " 20.00 the governments of China and Japan, Imparting the the Peninsula is being much enjdyed place for . and longer vaca- " treaty rights of the United States and its citizens In a submarine. If they try to escaic, said sub- by the girls there. ' Several registr- - tion trips. 1028 Piikoi St 3 ...... 30.00 " . . . . --45.W China, the political or territorial Integrity of the re- marine shells them. 602 Wyllie St. 4 i policy to 2205 McKinley St, Manoa...... 3 " ...... 45.00 . public of China or the International relative " China, commonly known as the open door policy. 4 ' ,'1704 King St .'.." . 2 ' ...... 30.00 ...... : . 15.79 Piikoi St...... '...... i ...... 3 " 370 V Great Britain and Russia as well as Japan Jove and his thunder-bolt- s are sadly out of . Cor. Kamehameha Ave. 'and Manoa...... 2 " ...... 40.00 and the United States are deeply concerned date around the Trojan plain since the Queen TOM-SALE- Hackfeld & Prospect Sts.... 2 " ...... 27.50 in the Chinese situation. Great Britain is in Elizabeth began to let loose some of her big 124S Kinau St. ...i...... 3 ...... 30.00 1004 W. 5th Ave., Kaimukl...... 4 " ...... 16.00 to -- ;y-; ;.(- no position now oppose Japan and Russia glins. j-- 1313 Maklkl St...... 3 ...... 30.00 apparently prefers a division of territory and 1205 Wllhelmina Rise, Kalmukt ...... 3 ...... 25.00 2 . 3- - 3o.00 j ( LAlMI ROAD lots in Nuuanu Tract, area 10,000 sq. 1328 Kinau St...... n working alliance rather than another fight. The Russians are making a brave stand now, ' 770 Kmau 4 " ...... 32.50 ft.v--roo- ra cottage. 1100.. St But when the European war is over 'there is feeling themselves on familiar soil at the 1339 Wilder Ave...... 4 ...... 40.t)0 ROYAL GROVE, Waikiki One lot. 1877 Malakaua Ave. 3 " .V..i20.'0O to be a reckoning. Europe then will be ...'...... 5J0.00 bound river Bug. KAPAH ULU Lots 50x100, on easy terms. 1126 King St...... '5 ...... ' in a position to chwkmate Japan. 1317 ' Makiki St...... 3 . "2.t)0 American mote lays the ground for the 2144 Lanihuli Drjve. Manoa. ... 2 ...... 40.00 The Rumania and Bulgaria are having a mighty 704 Wyllie St and Punnui Ave...... 4 "V ...... 45.00 reopening ol the subject so far as the United hard time trying to pick the under dog. ; on 1251 Lun ali lo St...... 3 ...... 45.00 For further particulars and list of other property call 2130 Kamehameha Ave 3 ; .....'.'40.00 'when the war is over, 7 Manoa...... States is concerned, the War consists largely of charges and over- Lower Manoa Road and 2 " ...... 3T.50 ' j Hillside...... permanent disposition of Tsingtau comes up head charges at that.; 1913 Young St...... v...... 2 23.00 Guardian Trust Company Ltd ; for consideration, and other matters dealing Kewalo St . 3 " v ...... 40.00 ; 2 " 30.00 : Sfnngenwald Uldg., Merchant St 1058 14th Ave.. Kaimukl..... r ...... with Japan's occupation of Chinese territory Manoa citizens, it seems, are tired of paving 7 811 'LHnalilo St; 6. " ...'..." CO.00

.' -- .; are discussed. , 'i':'' with good intentions. -

HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN. FRIDAY. .) ULY 919X FITO

Honolulu Stock exchange :nnnrT-Nnm- T V ? - ! h M M rTTrTTNfTNnTr ' Frid, July 9. vMf. s should not.be.groYenied by the size bf'iJii Com-- I MERCANTILE R1(T Asked pany, tbe amount of bnsipesa transacted, nor Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd 225 2S0 ' 1 1 C, "Brewer! Cq. 225 - ' ' " mr-j-fi . the patronage of friends. " Neither is a vital ele-- r i IMP I t . . nent 'of - ..- - v. " '';-- it- - I ;- - Ewa Plantation Co. 23 2 Haiku Sugar Co. 167 172Vi liOlltA ffiO NEW PILOT COURTESY ORDER i Haw. Agrl, Co. ... Insurance that Satisfies Haw. Sig. Co. 27 ' Haw. Sugar Co. 37 1 HAMM-YOUN- A Life 'Insurance Policy; & "CONTRACT von G ii Honokaa Sugar Co. 6 MMY TOURIST RniTSVIII RF .STHIfT SJV.S rHE CO- - between Yon and the Company. Honomu Sugar Co. 125 150 , k 1 Honolulu ; Hutchinson S. Plan. Co... 19 .. i Agents. Kahuku. Plan. Co...... , 15U ic Get the Pest Contract Kekaha Sugar'Co...... 162 170 PARTIES IN OARBOR SOON "iI'LEAN Bend nail', age and address for information Koloa Sugar Co...... 100 IcBrydev Sugar Co., Ltd V9 8 ;.'.V-- : : New .. as to the Policies of the iy, Oaku Sugar Co...... 241 The Pacific Mail liner Korea which Japanese or nationalities Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd,.... 4 Plans for Craft, to Cost $3000 other Onomea Sugar Co., ...... 36: arrived this morning from San Fran- traveling as deck passengers in Inter New England Mutua,I Each, Now Being Drawn at Island are with unV- - Paauhau S. Plan. Co. . .. 25 cisco, brought 54 cabin and three secon- steamers treated 55 fcrm courtesy. Say: officers in the Pacific Sugar Kill d-class passengers. Capt. A. V. Seattle; Speed 10 Knots Life Insurance Company Pala Plan. Co. 165 comijanv. when seen todav. The com- - Nelscn reported mill-pon- d r Pepeekeo Sugar Co. conditions Two brand new. pilot boats are to nlalnt com In e from M. Xeeoro. secr. P. H. BURNETTE on the Pacific. There was tary of the Japanese Society of Ha- - Commissioner Deeds for California Pioneer Mill ,Ca 28 28 much social be seen before long in the harbor. r YAgri acuYity on xne outward voyage. The wai. brought to the attention of the nd New York; NOTARY PUBLIC Waialua Co...... 23 234 specifications, up Draws Mortgages. Castle & Ltd; Wailuku Sugar Ca 145 omcers arrangea an entertaining pro Plans and drawn by Deeds. Bills of 7 Cooke, 1 LWalmanalo Sugar Co. . . . 185 200 gram of deck sports, dinners and a Seattle house, have been chosen b; afternoon, complaining that deck pas- 5',V,La,,'tO'vmVic' Attorney for Life, spnspra were d, fa todav de-- v.oun. MtMCMAM Fire, Marine, Automobile and Walmea ugar Mill Ca.. . ,. dances. the harbor board. The plans call for tpH nnt frnrfprt t.non wwkiSTREET, HONOLULU. Phone 1348. j 1 MISCELLANEOUS.: The Korea Is carrying tour- fls fart ; . 'Agents ui several beats which are not ta exceed in price "7 Accident Insurance & . . , ves- "This is the first time to my knowl Haiku F. P.. Co.. Pfd.. ing parties to the Far East. The $3000 each. They are to be 35 feet Haiku P. & P. Co., Com. sel left the Coast with 104 cabin, 14 edge where complaint has ever been in length with engines by anyone of ac BAGGAGE Haw. Elec. Co. w ...... 18d second-clas- s and 183 Asiatic steerage and iiued de made the treatment passengers on Inter-Islan- d Haw. Irr. Co. passengers. . . Before leaving for Ja- - ve!oping 10 knots an hour. "Ribs, kee corded deck Honolulu Construction Ltd...... vice-preside- Haw. Pineapple Co...... 33 33 pan,. Philippines 5 steamers," said J. 1 McLean, nt & Draylng China aud the at and heavier parts of the boats are of manager, Co, Ltd Hilo R. Co.. Pfd . . o'clock, this evening, it will load 600 and general "and Queen white oak. you may any pas 85 SL Hilo By. Co., Com ..... 50 .60 tons of coal and land 100 tons of main- - engines placed be assured that if The will be forward senger right by Phone4931 : been. HohJ&.'fc,M. CiC Ltd... . 18 19 Vi land x freight, Including four automo and will be a both has net treated there v control aft any we will ev Co., 100 . of our employes do Hon. Gas Pfd...... biles. . ,',uy and forward, A neat cabin will shel In power to Hon. Gas- - Co., - Com .... . 100 Chung Hao, a Chinese businessman the pilot in of storm. erything cur take such ter time measures as are necessary to prevent IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN Hon. R. T. L. Co...... 160 from San Francisco, aged 56 years. The commissioners have also de- Inter-Islan- a thing happening in the future. d S. N. Co.... ;lftT zwu died Wednesday sea from a cided upon, style of such NEWSPAPER9 nieht at the fender to be Inter-Islan- Mut Tel. Co 18; complication of .diseases.. The re- placed on the new docks. That chosen ."The policy of the d Anywhere, at Any Time, Call on or tjiy. TZZnd Co. . . . Steam Navigation Company has al - , - Oahu mains were embalmed and will be tak is Brunier vertical Write " 'the fender and is The coca- wbtrf-- ways been to accord its passengers, Pabang Rubber Co...... w en; to .China dr.. burial the same ;as is used entirely on the . a DARE'S ADVERTISING don't worry much Olok Co 20 or deck or cabin, every possible courtesy Tanjong Rubber There have been a number impor San Francisco docks. One of the . about bard ' ' times and our officers and men are contin i ... AGENCY BONDS. .. tant changes in the official staff of chief: advantages of the fender is the 124 Sansome Street. San Francisco are ones who " ually being to do everything tbe Hamakua Ditcb Co. ea.. Ho re- instructed f the; Korea since its last visit to ease with which worn parts can be you will started savins mon- Suctr Facton! Haw.' C. & Sua. Co. nolulu. V. X. Deearo, former chief placed. Royalty for their comfort Of course ey months and $s... has been secured at owing to the size of CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD. Merchants Haw. Irr. Co. 6s. .y ...... steward In the Siberia, has been trans-- the low cost of $l.o0 a lineal foot understand that Importers of lumber and building .years agt :v';" pomrnisslon ; space best '. I law. Ter. 5a, Pub. Imp . . fered to the Korea. He is now assist Blue serge uniforms with gold but our steamers and tbe limited . Harder may -- times end Insurance Ac cntt Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4a. . ed by K. McGillivary, who is a fa tons and neat caps of white blue : come:: prepare t and eers. is impossible for our offl- - W"B lu for R4W. Ter. :4a-.- ' ...... miliar figure in Pacific Mail circles. have been selected for Harbormaster It often large or small. We,;ivtmhave built hun ...... cers and men to go from one part or per- Haw. Ter. 3a A. ' McPherson, who had been ldenti Foster, Assistant Harbormaster M ad step dreds of bouses In this city with little or a lot of R-.- the steamer to another without Hilo Co. Cs Issue 01 flflX with the Korea for man v months. F sen,, atlafactlon. If you want to bull! your - Aef nte for and Pilots Macaulay, Haglund passen fect, present earn- R.&E:Con.63 09 i hp rhtpf ping around or 'over the deck - ' " Hi! R.R.C0. wtll vixen thft Rtewardshin in and Lorenzen. The harbor police wil pos consult na, i ings. . Hawaiian Commercial A 8oiar Honokaa Sugar 70 wear gers and in doing so it Is barely Ca6s... the Siberia. olive drab. Orders for the suits someone may have been Hon. Gas Co, Ltd. 5s... 100 Dr. W. J. Jackson, with the Panama have been placed with a local house, sible that ! none; Ual Company. Hon. R. TV & L. Co. 6s. . 103 years, C. stepped on. but I feel sure that Saw ' liner Peru for three paid his Chairman R. Forbes is today in - of our employes would wilfully do any ;:. 'i Ry. Co. 6s f- -. "Pala , Plantation. Kauai visit to Honolulu today as medi vestigating the work which is to be BANK OFHAWAII w first thing to cause the passengers to feel! Latest lUIUnerr McBryde Sugar Co. 5s.. . . done on . Agricultural Company.. . cal officer in the Korea. Lusitania street and Punch ":'- iltt being mistreated,' saia V -- 100 a; freight that they were LTD. & Hawaiian Sugar Company. Mutual. Tel. bs R. H. Hathaway is new. bowl road. During the past few days 1QS3 Oahu; Rx.; ft. L. Co. 5s. . . 103 who waa ordered to tho Korea commission rooms have been Mr. McLean. POWm clerk. the MAa regrettable accident Kahuku Plantation Company. Oahu Sugar Co. 6a 10a 105 steamer Peru just before tho moved from location in base to the ...... from the their the which occurred at Lahaina, In which McBryde Sugar Co Ltd. ., Olaa Sugar Co. 6a . . , . . , 2 So leaving the Coast. He ment of the senate chamber directly hour fixed for one of our best and most experienced 7 Kabulut Railroad Company. ; pacific G.; & F. Co. 6s... takes the place of Frank Barrett, who. above. The new,quarters are much only Sugar, Co, po beat's crews was involved, this Kauai Railway Company. ' Pacific Mill 6s. it Is understood, will be given the cooler, better lighted and more com necessity of extend Pioneer MtU Ca 6s. of purser In one of the transpa modious. Eoes to show the V .. .100 sition ing, at McGregor's at tne Honolulu Photo JUual Erult LandCo, LU San Carlos Milling Co. 6a 1Q0 cific liners. the wharf r. ; possible moment, Lahaina, v ucnolua Ranctu : v.:'- Waialua AgrL Co. 101 landed 297 sacks of mail earliest for Co. Ss.i.. The Korea even at best, is getting to be a risky Supply I through cargo 1 It carries 550O tons of HEADQUARTERS Japan, China and Philippines. port at which to landpassengers, KODAK to the McGregor's : . 25, . f ... . , wharf at 1CS3 Street B'am of JO.Waialua 23;40 Ptne 33; .v,.., tei-- whereas if the Fort 25, 15, 200 Pioneer $25,000 Olaa were extended, as authorized by the 28: legislature, would be no dif JSichop Go. W vin'n iuoo r. p. al. 03 so. PA8SI5 AKR1TKD last there & Session 'Sales 10, 50.; 20 Onomea ficulty in. landing passengers . there , - MEAT MARKET A GROCERY 30;-11000- $2000, $2i0Q Oauu S,ug. Co. - "g. safely whenever weather conditions at i' Per- Pf 'MT. KotfeafTfom- San a J 1 Lahaina made It unsafe to attempt Pay 4' yearly on 8avlngaaDe 6s 105 $.1000 O. - & 53 103 Francisco: For Honolulu Arnold, Al ; 'K-F$f,- landing eorrpounded- - . 30, 5 Oahu Sug. Co. M. Mrs. A. there." " t twlaa 24; drich. Miss C, Anderson, J. PIIOFJE 3451 Issaes 't:' K. ft C Letier of Anderson Mrs. 'T; A. Baird. Miss Nell NOTICE. Flmer H. Becktell. Mrs. Elmer CV A CO. Credit nd TraTelerf , Ctecfcs Plrd. C. YES HOP July 9. At a.meetlng of the board w Becktell. Master Stanley Becktell, available throtrshout-'tn- a irorld. of directors of Onomea Sugar Com- 1. Miss Berthe Bernard, Judge J. .11. E5 nanr. held this date, an extra.'.'dividend Bromwell. MissT Blanche Brown, Miss Showing every indication .of being GOOD was declared of 4 per cent or 80 cents Theo. Burnett.--' H. Clemmens, B. L. badly crippled, the American steamer The Inter-Islan- d, steamer Maui was AGENTS ' - 1 per share, due and payable on Aug Coley. T. H. Davles, Mrs. T. H. Da Mackinaw, filled - with grain before an arrival from Kailua today bringing regu- - sugar for transhipment ust 20. next . This, added to the vies. Mrs. A. Jamieson DonnelL Miss leaving the Pacific coast for Austra 531S sacks of : dfyldend" 1 per, cent, . makes a J Mary Dunlop, KUett. EL C. Ellett, , Pacific coast. HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, lar . ot a lia,' was passed by the Pacific Mail to the : DRY GOODS Cable Transfer Af. 5 Mrj IT. x iiz-- ' ; tntai tier lent or si ner snare to FitzDatrick. Airs. ti. t liner Korea early Wednesday evening, . LTD. V.r f. Fort - patirick E. Mrs. C. E. Fuller, steaming load sugar for California . re St 96 KING STREET, CORNER FORT. be disbursed on tbe date' mentioned. a Fuller. in the direction of Honolulu To at lowest Rates Jiiiv 9. At? a meetinar of the board f X Gilford. A. J. Goodrich, Mrs. A. J. at a' speed of about four, knots an fineries, the schooner Annie Johnson 'C; ' - . ;.' , -- Mahu- of- - directors o HqnomH S,ugar Compa- Goodrich, Mrs. Martha Hegenbarth, hour., v,v;- ''"; : Is reported to have arrived at an bjtra. dividend of Master" Theodor Hagenbarth, Miss Officers in the Mackinaw wirelessed kona, July 7. It brought a cargo of Authorized Anent for Hawaii for nv held this date FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND cr--nt . ' i nuuywu, few facts concerning predica general merchandise and lumber. First Preferred Stock of PacfflQ Gas h. rtPT was aociarea. aue tuiu iiy. "m& the ICE CREAM ViavahiA nnMirr.ntlvi with the reeular Mrs. C. W. Manley and infant, E. J ment of the ship to the Korea. They 14 PER CENT . Hec -- Company of A trie Callforola. Murphy, Murphy, M. F. Amerlcan-Hvwalla-n freighter TRY THE Pi iu.mr rpi.t dlvJdflnH . on Aueust 5. Mrs. E. J. said the machinery had been seriously The " Prosser, Miss Juliet E Read, Ernest damaged. . The . trouble developed a 9000 tons of Phone 2784. P.' O. 642 next, making the total amount to be Dakotan will take about HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. CBrcmraCo. Box w, few days after leaving San Francisco suear Island ports for delivery to Li. Office, 6C3 StangenwaW pido4. dtebnrsed on thadate,.6 per, cent at Hotel and Bethel 'StreeU July tf. Byva'Tote ot the. board ,of Miss Katherme Robinson, Miss Minna when the feed pumps became useless. New York. It is now loading at isiana fA' The Mackinaw Is said to be. steaming ports. " ; ' i: ;.; HAWAIIAN TRUST' at a meeting held this date, the etra Miss Ora Scott, Miss Esther the remainder of its , voyage With one sugar factors, .LTaZ, 7- fuA lc.T,fXee,Toma, Mrs. H. C. Turner and in boiler In commission. An attempt was Tho American steamer Yucatan has commission; mehchantb. made to repair-th- e broken parts, but steamed from Newcastle. N. ' S. W- - INSTJR- - : V Inter-Islan- d tWPFJNG and' - cId Mrs. ; D., Windsor, 7 k miVf- th tntai rtfvfc Turner, ; Lilla without complete success. ... with. 220O tons of coal for the on a , rJ ct ACEfrrc Carrlea Trust W. F. Woerner, Mrs. W. F. Woerner, . . At speed Company. aie dend to be that date 6 the the Mackinaw was Steam Navigation It 1, ; H disbursedron Master J. G. Woerner; Mrs. M. E. making when passed by Korea early August Cualneaa In iiU of: 5 'per as here- the it is due in f ; DR 8CHURMANN, , per cent instead cent - f ' " Woods. For Yokohama Miss" Annie is not expected that will I branchea, i ;r: '' V ,', it arrive at tofore advised. Addison. Mrs. E. J. Baker,; Mrs. E. H. Honolulu much before! Sunday night. a of absence of one and Union Streets rOKT CT. CONOLULU, T. XL Granted leave Beamer, Mrs. Harriet N. Bullock, Mrs. The vessel was given a full cvg'y of. year. Captain N. pucner or uie UBeretanla Phona 1733 . Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, f. Elizabeth Camp, Mrs. C. A. Colclougb, wheat ; at Columbia river and San British freighter Indraghiri may Join J. F. nOHQAH C0m bTU. 4.89 ct or $97.80 per ton. Mary Sinclair Crawford, J. L. Sydney r: Miss Francisco for delivery to and his command on its return to Great ' 1 ;-xrp?k brokerv Curtis, Mrs. P. C. Benrocbe, Miss Sal- Melbourne. George D. Flood,, a steam Britain. He visited Honolulu in the Ust cf and Directors: Good-rel- l. Ofrlcn ly. Fauntleroy, Mrs.' ; Information Furnished ano Loans C. Stewart ship man of the North, pacific coast, Indraghiri in the early part of the Island BISHOP '' : Book for auto trip around r. .,.fres!deat . : Made.-.- . '. R. S. Greene, M rs. ThQmas D. who visuea me lsianas two years ago year. The Indraghiri steamed to Si :t ; . on 8unday 4 to 6 Pass. ROBERTSON 8Uf" Sugar Hawley, Miss . Jennie.' Hinman, Austin in connection with the imiodinff vf nd Japan evening ' a itarchant' ttree;;,- - fiultdlnf beria, China last $4 EACH IN FIRST-CLAS- S nt 1 - . J W. 1L A- - I. 30.000 tens, . v - ..Vice-Prewlde- :r4Manager -.-- . .Fhon4w157?v. fc . Jenison, Mrs Johnston, ot coal fcr the United taking 450 tons of bunker coax and Mm I AUTOMOBILE... Jones, Mrs. Maud , Grant Kent, Mrs. States navy, at Pearl 13 R. IVERS ...... Secretary Harbor, in the Sundays special rate of 1Z0 Beets H. A. Roster, Miss Harriet Lester, B. city to represent the vessel and at- Five hundred tons of preserved pine - - Opp. Y. M. A. Phona 2322 B. A. R, ROSS...... Treasurer Miss Virginia-- McComb, ' C i H. Morash. tend to its repair. . apples are awaiting shipment to the O. R. CARTER...... Director ,; Henry Watertiouw Truxt Co. Mrs, Thomas McMlcken, Miss Katsu-- Pacific coast in the Matson, steamer C. Electricity; gas, screens In all houses. ml Naide, Michael ortin, L. Kai, Da Annie Johnson Made Steamer Time. Wilhelmina. The vessel arrived at H. COOKE...... Director - Fine cottage In town; $22. Ltd. vid.M. Robinson, Fred Roeder, A. G When the schooner Annie Johnson lilo today, to load 200Q tona of sugir. - BUSSES J. R. dALT...... Director from-SCHOF-I BAR-RACK-3, Small furnished; cottage, for 2; $17, Hanatuiu stock mmd fland Samara, Miss Sarah Starr Stahl, Mrs. completed a trip from San Francisco t will complete cargo, at Honolulu, To and ELD R. A, COOKE. . .Director ' umhm ...... Partially, furnished house; 132.50. , , suuson, xnrs. wenry wick, miss to Mahukona, Hawaii In nine days taking' 4500 tons of products. ', It is Alakea and HoteLSta' Exehance. the 7STc . ; $ every Two Hours one way, A. GARTLET...... Director Small pottage in town 17. . . Fort and Merchant Btreeta r iureuco wjuh, miss oaiuara vij&, vessel Is credited with, making steam- scheduled to steam to San Francisco ,' Hatsujiro YamagamL Kobe F, Coast-an- d $1.25 round trip. OQ. MAT...... Auditor Telephone 12C8 For er time between the the. is- at...10 . o'clock . Wednesday . morning. F. Carter, Miss Maude" B. Hausche, lands. The Annie Johnson was towed One hundred and ten passengers have HAWAIIAN TRANSPORTA- H. C, T. Woo. For Nagasaki F. S. Inter-Islan- TION COMPANY J Schaack, ALUMNI OF KAMEHAMEHA' Into Mahukona by the d been booked at the agency of Castle Bleu. Che. Chiang Liang. Mary - - Real Estate Miss steamer Maui. The vessel brought 6c. iJOOKe. . 842 Kaahumanu St Telephone 3633 STARTING MUSICAL CLUB P.3 Mi" MaLgaret 5 a large shipment of generarcargo'and Air. c wig iiieu x uug, misa x. a., r ux. lumber. It was anchored Sunday aft- BESSIE DOLLAR LIKELY LADIES' SILK STOCKINGS, FIRE USANCE At the meeting last fnight of ?the Houghton, un, i .New. ernoon and a few days later was giv- i- - price tiaw mnslral rlnW nt th Kamphampha wra, i. ioanem. - loanem. r or Ma- en a berth vacated by the R. P. Rithet. TO' CALL HERB FOR COAL .Black and White, Former nlla W. B. Bost, E. H. Bower. John $1.50, now Selling for 75 Cents. THE $2800 h.xis'e on Mat I J-- t; 'filled modern hparani hM w1rh . ihnwixi that uaiianan, Mrs. jcnn.j. uananan ana governor, With its hold practically with lock ave 50x90. ohn Johnson for big MclNERNY SHOE STORE, B. F. Dillingham Co. there was much musical talent in the an Masr Jeremiah, Calla SEEPS IN FROM HAWAII meter trucks and automobiles the $1500 house, 28x30 and lot 1 alumni members. han, W. H. Clarke, Judge Jes3e George. freighter Bessie Dollar, one of the : ForV above, Kini : '. ; acres. 5th are., Palolo. Mrs. D. E. Henry. Miss Hen ! will soon ; LIMITED Harriet : (By Latest Mail.) Dcllar" fleet of steamers, er of was $6000-rCorn- lot,; 200x225, The selection a club leader ry, St Hilado, F, .Lv Lajindrum, H. Captain Waialae rd. P. WASHINGTON, D. C, 19. call at Honolulu, according to General AflentLfol HawaR: postponed until next Tuesday evening. McCoy Brigadier June In- - and 11th ave., with house. J. General Frank Members conerpsioTisl Charters of the British steamer AtlaJ Assurance Company of $300 when a fuller attendance is anticipat Mclntyre, F. H. Par- of the nartv lot 50x.0, cn 4th ave., near car. Nesmith, H..O. Which recentlv vfsitPd Hawaii havp draghiri The Bessie Dollar passed JRead NEVr Stories Londt.v; New; York. , Underwrit ed. Those who have charge of the ker, Mrs. H. O- - Packer, Rafferty, ' J. J. hrntiffht hnrvlr TCocMnrrtTi a F.nArt ) from the Atlantic tO the Pacific Wvh-Ingt- or organization of club, intend to. de- in 'Latest Fiction Always Obtain-- : era' AcencyJ Providence the Mrs. H. G. Reed.. T. H. P. Sailer, Mrs. thrcugh the Panama canal on Julr 17, Insurance Co. velop it into one of the strongest m T. H. P. Sailer, Miss Josephine!Sailer, that Representative Albert Johnson cf able at ; P. E. B. DTRAUOH city. the; Third Washington district, who. cnc oay ,n. aaance, 4th floor Stagenwald Bulldlu. Walt.Blda St the Vm. . Shaw, Almqn L. Sleeper, Geo, Its cargo, which isOIfebelieved to be S?i JnM a,-- was a member of the party, will seek ii. . Stewart, strausz Jr., Mrs. a. consigned to the Russian government Straus, Jr., Miss Mary Strausz, Sam- the Republican nomination for govern : for. delivery, at, Vladivostok was load S.-Yat-es, year. uel Tietze, O. F. Winslow. H-- or next 1 ' ed at New York and Philadelphia. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIL Gleaning Mrs. H. S. Yates, Miss Elizabeth Several tramp freighters have recent- BANK. LIMITED. Dry Yates. For Hong Kong Mrs. A, L. - ly passed through Honolulu with auto Ten.'". Bailhache, Miss Francis B. Earstow, ' zone. Capital 48,000,00 VISITING HOURS mobiles and parts for the war auoscrlbed.... J!honesB9il9 Rev. J. W. Creighton, Mra. J. W. call here It Capital paid . , . . . .atf.000,000 ' LOST. Creighton, Miss Mildred Creighton. a. ON THE NEWPORT Should the Bessie Dollar uj. FR ENCH L A l N DRY will take a small quantity of bunker .Reserve fund ...... 19,600,000 On road between Waipahu and Scho-- Miss Ruth Creighton, A. H. Curtis, 1 Captain McMurray coal. . a. AWOKI. Lorl v I fleld Barracks. wateh fob Mrs. A. H. Curtis,, Miss C G. IlHngs 8 of tie New n Marr leather York state nautical training- - K locket "R. P." worth, Major Wm. L. Kneedler. U. S. ti with engraved ' Ret U shfp "Newport IS William Hartranftnd Jce Schatzle, We arrange all kind of tripe Star-Bulleti- A Miss A. Miss notified Secretary n; $5 reward. 6211-6- t Martha Kneedler, everywhere In every detaiL Florence W. Maskell, V. Moroni, Mrs. 3 Brown of the 'Chamber of Com- - S Jr., were fatclly injured when the auto in which they were rid!ng wa3 ., M. Morton, merce today the Newport : Also. Juaua and hutaa . FURNISHED COTTAGE. Elizabeth Master S. S. fa that., a Pui, She Shu Tat, Miss Blanche Toddv a win come, to cock at Pier ,17 at a struck by t a Lehigh "Valley ' engine ' PARADISE TOURS .CO. : Furnished cottage1 cud Jigljit.; house Miss Margaret 1 ;Todd Mrs. Alice Z. p. 7 a. m. tomorrow and that afte 1 a near Freeland. Ph. v . SraiNWAY toenWaia rdg,SC2 MerchirrtL r.Hoel(nd 'Unloir fttarv .keeping rooms; all conyeniences: Turner Mr., Vnu Thaj er Tutt, Mrs. U o'clock and everyaftefnoon there-- a Mrs. Ezra Tebo. three children ani Bargains in Other Hanoi pWtrto ttefcts: hatX runnme waterf Florence H. Wildes.' t ' a after during her stajr the .vessel a Louis Perry, a well known Adirondack . ' PLAYER PIANOS STOCK AND BOND . BROKERS short distance from postoffice; mod- a will be ; for inspection and. guide were burned to death when THAYER PIANO CO LTD. oien v a - ' 0mb Honc'tiu tick. Bond 8TA iilVY.H IOU erate.: Ganzel place. Fort and Vine- A man tips the scales by dropping a a public visits.. , ; ; ; a their home at Tupper Lake, N. YM was 156 Hotel Street .Phone 2313 $104-t- . , . f penny in the slot, ; :;..;'v::v;y;-;- auaaaauzaattSitxattan STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1913. Yohji91!1 Ee Pleased WMn Oniir HaEndsomme New Stare Through the growth of our business, plus our. confidence in the business future of Hono- lulu, we will, tomorrow morning, open our new store, King Street, just Ewa of Maunakea Street This branch, like our main store, corner King and Bethel Streets, will carry a full line of Hawaiian Souvenirs, Art Novelties, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. You would enjoy a visit, just to see the many beautiful and interesting things on display.

Better Pay Us King and Bethel Streets and a Visit Hawaniaini Jewelry amd Novelfty Co Next door Palace of Sweets

TRICAt ADCLUB STUNT 5 llili CASE IS i iano Moiisir1 ree: GOING TO TRIAL urn's an Assorted READ THIS OFFER: NEXT THURSDAY To

Player-Pian- o fess fill tayMy you have in your home, If a Friday 16, evening, July is the date The trial jurors in Circuit . Judge out the ronpon and bring it to our store, and we will which has been set by the Ad Club for ; Miss Beatrix Michelena in "Mig- Stuart's court iogefher with Clarence the next cr its now famous "stunts." non," a photo-pla- y adaptation of the C. Cunha, R. J. Buchly, J. F. Colburn present you with any Piano Roll you choose from a The coming event is to take the form grand opera of the same name, is a III, J. H. Myatt and H: A. Wilder, mem. b, cf grand dinner, entertainment, week-en- d attraction at the Bijou the- bera of special venire selected Satur- PARKER RANCH BEEF, LIUTTON AND LAIJB, slock of 21XX) selections. dance and general "high jinks," such ater, where both actress and offering day, have been summoned to be in as only , "Mig-non,- the Honolulu Ad Club can are proving highly successful. " court at 10 o'clock the morning of July PACIFIC COAST SALMON, give. The scene of celebration HALIBUT, SMELTS, the' has n its lyrical form on the grand 15 at which time the case of Fred K. BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. been appropriately chosen, Heinle's opera stage, enjoys a popularity now a Makino against members of the Sugar SHRIMPS, Tavern. That ought to be quite enough, half-centur- y old and which continues Planters Association, William Henry, Fort, near King. in Itself. );:v- -, to increase as the years roll by. The formerhigh sheriff, and Chester A. The event is predicated by the de- stirring plot and picturesqueness of Doyle, a special deputy high sheriff Best fish we have yet offered. Farring-ton- , parture of , President W. It. the opera is held responsible for this under commission at the time of the who will leave for an extended popularity and as these points lend Japanese strike in 1909-1- 0, will go to NEW ZEALAND BUTTER trip to the mainland on July 20. This picturi-satio- n , ::-?.-- : : themselves admirably to the trial. ;. My Player Piano Is a is to be an honorary dinner in which of the offering" it is not a far- - Yesterday subpoenas ( Ask Matle everyone" were issued for Brand) will be equally honored. fetched prediction that the photo-pia- y for William W. Goodale, manager of Again a typical departure in true Ad version will give an added lease of the Walalua Agricultural Company, ...... Club style. Ad Club members and life to , the story. i and lidward K. Bull, manager of the all of the friends of the club are cor- la the role of the heroine, Mignon, pahu Sugar Company. They will be dially invited to be present. AH that Miss Michelena is seen at her best required to bring court the books, Is attending come into is asked that all Much is demanded of the actress In documents 7 and correspondence of with the avowed Intention of having (Name) order to accentuate the action and their respective companies showing al- Metropolitan Meat Ma?Iio2 "one grand little time" and enjoying thrills of "Mignon," "and she rises to leged payments fcy the companies to themselves to the limit. every occasion, establishing herself Doyle, S. Sheba, editor Of the Hawaii - occasion, includ- PHONE 3445 The tickets for the firmly as another star- - to be' looked Shinpo; II. Tsuryshlma of the Shinpo, (Address) ing everything, will be 1 a plate, and forward to with deep interest by Ho- the Hawaiian-Japanes- e Dally Chroni- Leven-so- n, are to D. y - be had from either J. nolulu photo-pla- enthusiasts. cle, Sugar As-scciati- Wright C. the Hawaiian Planters (If you bad rather malf the coupon to us, enclose 10 cents to C. D. or W. Hodges. In the world of literature' "Mignon," the law firm of Kinney, pay In charge of en- and jMjBtage on the roll, and state whether Song, Dan,ce The committee the under r its original title of "Wilhelm Ballou, Pro8ser i&. Anderson, during " tertainment, or as they are " Music or Opera "stunts" : o. Selection is desired.) . Meister," lias becoin almost" Immor- the years ' 1909-l!- Makino asks for known in the vernacular of the club, v -- 1 tal and has made . for Gotne damages In the sum of 30,000. met today and : promises a program a greater name than any 6f the many rioting with music and 'stuff galore," other works from his pen. With Mystery," episode one put Its. Its of which the second as of the members The success in the operatic im- Ye Liberty limit- form the is shown at for the last seating capacity is more or less mortality became nearer positive and half of week, shows the versatil- some 500, course Ad the ed to and of the now with the film version added it Is ity of Harold McGrath, he having writ- You need Ice Cream Club always expects, and usually ex- liable to permanent expec- become ten this big serial feature and also periences the realization of its Beatrix Michelena, brings to Goose Girl." Bulk Tee Cream: Four Flavors tations, many excess applications for the "The get photo'-pla- y field a style of beauty that Neapolitan, Bricks always Ready. tickets. Those who are unable to fits admirably into such offerings as seats for the dinner are none the less There Is No Question "Mignon," and it is probable that the but that indigestion and the distressed ' A;:$1.2; cordially invited to "gather around" California Motion Picture Corporation, PHONE 1542 Corset festiv- feeling which always goes with it can and participate in the following which proposes to give to the silent promptly relieved by taking a ities. It will be at the dinner though operas, be will drama still other grand will that the majority of the "stunts" find much use for this charming little HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION Of Unusual Excellence and Practicability be "pulled .off." . - lady. before and after each meal. 25c a box.

Wo are in receipt - Benson, Smith & Co Ltd. . of a letter from the Royal Worcester JOLLY DANCE 'GOOSE GIRL' A Corset Co. advising us of the exceptional value em- bodied in their No. 222 Gorset. They say this is a special number just out and worthy of special recommendation TOMORROW HIT AT LIBERTY as it is of the $2.00 grade. We are also in receipt of a shipment of these corsets and after, examination find AT SEASIDE Another triumph for Paramount them to be all that has been said of them. pictures was scored at the home of ELECT YOUR that service. Ye Liberty theater, with They are modeled to fit the average figure, embody- Don't 'let any other engagement in- the first presentation of "The Goose Girl": last night w Marguerite; Clark, ing the new fashion lines, theyj are of Coutil material, terfere with your attending that fine dancing party ; at the Seaside Hotel in the title role, aJded further laurels non-rustabl- e, as a clever and charming little actress, well boned and in sizes-1- 9 to 28. tomorrow night You'll have a dandy time, and meet a good crowd. Come! while r Jesse L. Lasky also annexed a decoration! as producer of Adv. . further the photo-pla- y LINOLEU things worth white in the world. Largest Stock, in city dor'n-kenned- From the the y ... troth Almost everyone who beeps up witli $1.25 broken; cause mystery present day fiction has read Harold McGrath's popular novel, 'The Goose INLAIDS in beautiful tile designs. SAN FRANCISCO, June 30. The Girl." This is the basis for the photo-- many friends of Miss Camille Dorn of play of the same name in which PLAIN BROWN in various qualities. San Francisco and Stanley Carmichael the infant princess, Miss Clark, is sto- ' Kennedy of Honolulu are wondering len by a gypsy and upon reaching a LINOLEUM MATS suitable for the kitchen or bath. fitting age is made to care for a flock ! today ; why the engagement between (Prices Right)' the two was suddenly broken off. Miss of geese, unadvised that by rights she Dorn, who Is popular In San Francis- is the Princess of Ehrenstein,' only NO ADVANCE ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAR. co and peninsula society, admits that child of the Grand Duke of that land she is not to wed Kennedy, but is of romance. - keeping-he- r reasons for th$ rift in her As Gretchen, the Goose Girl, the E m broidered Cotton Crep 2 Dresses for Children's Is lomance a dark secret Kennedy young lady Is perfectly, content, and : the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ken- a splendid little goose girl Marguerite Su mmer lear. All Sizes. Price 85c to $1.25 nedy, prominent socially In Honolulu. Clark makes, until along comes the 1912. ' Ltd., "graduated Stanford in King of Jugendheit, who & from identifies Lewers Cooke, He The elder Kennedy Is president of the her, returns her to her grieving fath- Lumber and Building Materials 177 So. King Street SAY EG U S A Intenlsland Steamship ; Company of er and then claims her hand in mar- I 1120 Nunanu St. Phone 1522 Above Hotel St Hawaii. San Francisco Call. riage. As the princess, Miss Clark is even more charming than as the HONOLULU MOOSE CHOSE goose girl, if that could be possible. "Zudora, the Twenty Million Dollar CHECKENS! OFFICERS LAST NIGHT Fancy laying hens and At last evening's meeting of Hono- dressed table fowl. Order taken for all of :'"'. kinds of Poultry. v lulu Lodge No. 800, Loyal Order Moose, held in the Knights of Pythias STANDARD POULTIXY CO. hall, the, following members were Phone 4604 73 PAUAHI STREET elected as officers for the ensuing' year: Dictator, Clem K. Quinn; vice-dictato-r. Sam Schiller; past- - dictator, W. K. Macpherson; trustees, J, A. Gon-salve- s, The Bur-ban- k; Choicest. Collection of 1 R. Harry WorralK S. F. prelate, F. H. Schurmann; O riental Art Wares and Antiques treasurer, F. K. Mackie; secretary, W. in Hawaii now on display. E. Wayman, inner guard, G. A. R. FONG INN CO. Smith; outer guard, Louis J. Brooks; From Us. Our Service Is Right And Our Prices Are Lower. One Nuusnu Ctrf't. Above Pauahl Street sergeant-at-arm- s. M. J. Blaisdell. Trial Will Convince You. Just Phone 1486 Grcsslsfed Eyellfs' Eves inflamed bv exvo 8PECIAL PRICE sure to Sn, Cost and In l-t IT .Jl fmtmm Eye Smarting, The Palace Sweets c- lei s w j Cemeiy. No of - e e . 5 tin25 P. M. int Eve Comfort. At :ski Marine Z RINK EVERY AFTERNOON Your Druggist 50c per Bottle. Eyt 7 to 10 p. m.-- jtlYCin lubcsZic f oroeoituBeLyerreeaix -- I Drqojuu ox Uviac Eye Ecacdj Ct.( Ct!ci-- a -- XT'.?-- As long as nations partake of the fniiltits L SPOUTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING ineii who war is of eoiiiiKi.se them, a posi NEWS SECTION ;iility.William II. Taft.

HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915. SEVEN

VOW JAQOW SAYS PLAWHIHE QVER BRITAIN'S SUGAR iBOY OILWS ASK (EXTRADITION OF , UMM l' mW liBLOS CASTLE-OLYhiPU- S TfJiipiOEAT TRADEIS'UPSET mwwm AHSSIONTO I FORMEftDICTATQa - - p inn W-- a Ml I : TRAIL SUNDAY BIG CONVENTION BY HOSTILITIES ffllt'S'FAIitll

, Base Their Members of the Trail and Mountain No;; Supplies From IBy Latest Mail Honolulu letter carriers yesterday Texas Governor Notifies Wash- Declares Americans Club next Sunday RIVERSIDE, CakiInsplred by a j addressed a to Cant--j have scheduled for -- letter Edward J. Castle-Olympu- Europe a hike over the s trail gates torSthe eleventh annual conven- Continental Java desire of glory,' Nye Oberg, president well, secretary of the National Asso-- t ington Warring Factions : Foes from the end of the Emma street car tion of the Advertising Clubs of the Helps Fill Demand of the student body of Riverside elation of Letter Carriers, asking to Have Registered Protest of Teuton 1 : ports line along the Olympus ridge and dowr. World at Chicago at the meeting- - on Foly technic High School and a senior, be admitted to the association.: At wireless.1 Palolo valley or the ridge, to tho Kal June 22. With the sharp declines that marked went to a small job. printing office a (present local carriers are not granted by Associated Press by Fed. " ago Associated Press Fed. Wlreless.1 muki car line. "The applause given the idea of five months of the year, is month and had letterheads print- admission to the organization. D. ; BELIN. Germany July; 9. flerrvon the last it - WASHINGTON, C, July 9. ?ov - purpose the hike is to temperance by the country's advertis- im- ed of- the "Middle West Peace So- reasons given, been if Jkgow, the German secretary of for- The chief of cause for wonder, that the total Two are or have ernor Ferguson of Texas has notified mark places for the location of 25 new ing men Is significant of the national ports sugar into the United King- ciety, a mythical organization. On given for some years, why' Honolulu sub- eign! affairs, gave out an Interview of ' the department of justice that be put along thought," commented H. S. one of these he wrote an Invitation Car-ranz- last night Into which there creeps sign boards which am to trend of dom during 1914 not only equaled but carriers are barred. The first reason lieutenants of both the Villa and a here will bear defi- Houston of New York, whose name 1913, es- to himself to compete; in an interna- regarded by as- a, note of despair at ever being able the trail. The boards actually exceeded those for Is that Hawaii Is the factions look with disfavor on -- such mentioned as the next pres- dur- tional peace oratorical contest, to be to bring American public opinion Into nite information for the hlker,; has been pecially since this gain occurred sociation as" an "insular possession, the demand of Villa, that General Germany regards as a reasonable assistances to different points, eleva- ident of the Associated Club3. "These ing those same "war months." v In the held : in Kansas City. and the. second, that the Hawaiian cli- Huerta be extradited, for - trial on what - : water are in closer touch with- public 1914 total Exhibiting to his friends, . state-of- ' mind. tion and location of nearest men first seven months of the the letter mate is considered unhealthful. charses of complicity in the alleged any - "Germany's reply ' to the American supply. j. '. feeling and desires than other imports were 1,020,038 hundredweight he worked up so much feeling la Strange as these reasons may seem murder of General Abram Gonzales, note," he said, "is virtually complet- 4The club plans to-pla- several hun- class except 'newspaper men. They less than in the corresponding period favor of his going and against Prin to the local citizen, they but serve to former governor of the state of ChN on cal- ed. After a few minor changes of dred such beards along the mountain reflect a general state of mmd a of 1913, whereas for the complete cipal Hugh Law, who opposed it, that illustrate more fully the hazy concep- huahua. which Villa now rules. phraseology, it will be ready for de- trails in the near future. j fxave problem, and conclusions may endar year official statistics show an money, was furnished him for the trip tion which many people of the East Several American consuls in north- livery to the American ambassador. be drawn from their' attitude. increase of 1,302,143 hundredweight, and Professor Law resigned. have In regard to Hawaii. The asso- ern Mexico telegraphed to the state New York sugar. , I "By cutting the cable between Ger- Henry D. Estabrook of wholly in unrefined Oberg went to Kansas City, but did ciation came to the decision regard- department yesterd jy, urging, that if - States, the added to the comment. "If it be true To attain this result meant a rad- years ago. action is to be taken for the restora- many and the United at ' not arrive' there : until the morning ing the Islands eight and England has suc- accredited church organizations ical shifting of trade channels, for 1 tion of peace and order, the govern- outset of the war, that ; after the contest was supposed to Honolulu carriers have been trying ceeded American public ar not as careful as the secular press with the outbreak of hostilities im- have been held. To cover his dls ever since to change ment make haste, as conditions are sugar Austria-Hungar- y it dally growing opinion' to her satisfaction. . . in what they publish," he said, "and ports of crude from crepancy, Wellington, to the fact more desperate. ce he wired from The letter calls attention x Germany-when- came "By. reading news perpetually col- DESPERATE FIGHTING that they acrlpt advertising rejected and Kan., en route, that he had won over that Hawaii is a territory of the Unit- cor- contemporaries, major supply in 1913 practically ored by British censorship, British GAINS. by their worldly then the thirty-si- x contestants from all parts since free delivery NETS ALLIES ceased, and shipments from the Neth- ed States, and that respondents and the news despatches PARIS, France," July 9. Around they have much to learn from business of the country. - ; " ' has been esabllshe1 here not a single J of English newspa oft-foug- morals and erlands were lso much alfected. To and editorials the' Ypres, , the field again In the matter of everyday When reached ' Kansas City he has been lost by death. A. P. - fill in gap.thns caused unrefined he carrier pers, America. has thus- been beguiled changed hands yesterday". A German ethics. I; f;:'''v";; the bought a silver loving cup and had It Taylor of the Promotion Committee Is MSDHEK9 wrong sugar wasimpofted to the extent 1 into taking a view of the char charge on tho British positions was In the newspaper section the fol- Java appropriately engraved, as a trophy working hard to aid the carriers in acter of German warfare. As a re--r by machine adopt- of 6,184,56? hundredweight, and im- first broken up' rifle and lowing practise was Returning River- request, and has sent letters and Star-Bulleti- -- standard of of the contest to their (Special n Correspondence) suit, against Germany has gun and then, with a counter pur- portant purchases "were made :of the national fire met ed. "It represents the' alms and British West- Indies and Mauritius: side; he exhibited this cup and was information on Hawaii to the WAILUKU, July 7. Mrs. Louis arisen." of-mosf- ! charge swept the Germans back newspapers ; which poses the of five-month- ' Ambassador Gerard conferred yes- In the first of the cur- given an ovation, banqueted; by the association. Frain, principal of the Hana school, la and out of their own trenches. ; ' - ; Zimmerman, under into the ;tUnlted States. The standard rent, year just ended this shifting of Riverside Peace 3ociety at the Mis- leaving Maui today for a vacation at terday with Herr The net result was a gain to the Brit- ' EP"DEAV0RERS foreign secretary, and acquainted him binds the members: trade is even more marked,4 for but sion Inn, voted the Wghest service CHRISTIAN the coast She will sail next week ish of sir lines of trenches. - make none but true statements by body, lionized ; "To hundredweight unrefined sugar medal the student uacx with the decision of President Wilson ss-rle- s two of irom Monoimu anu wui ue in Between Souches and Angres a : not make any. formal reply to the of circulation. ' were ; received from Europe, during by the' townpeople and invited ' to de- :IN CONVENTION EXTEND time for the opening of school In Sept- lo of German attacks were repulsed. . - ' ' "To "maintain advertising rates as : his peace oration at ' local ; proposals put forward by period Vand ",8,766,72? hundred- liver ; ember.-.'- .. ; tentative of Alsne in ' ' that ' s '; a On the. right bank the published. ? ; ; BROTHERHOOD TO NEGROES Germany. ". ; weight frpm other countries; "snd the churches, which he did. "neighborhood of Noyon, a desper- , the "To. reject fraudulent advertising. imports of refined sugar from non-Europe- Confronted by proof that he could Miss Elsie Chalmers is leaving on to- ate , hand-to-han- d struggle is declared oppose free publicity." Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. In of To i sources were nearly three not have been m Kansas at the time day's Claudine for Honolulu where she GERMAN COMPROMISE to have, resulted favor the - be- . CHICAGO, J1L, July 9 Three hun- n';v-- times those that came from the Con he claimed, he- confessed the hoax will spend a part of her vacation. She French. tinent, although in the two preceding fore the entire student body and sign- dred delegates to the convention of will enter the summer schooL REJECTED, SAYS RUMOR In - Quennevleres section, there the years almost the whole supply was of ed a complete written confession. the. World's Christian Endeavorers, in , , - ... was an inconclusive- - battle with hand STORE session here, voted list night to ac by Continental origin. . ' Professor Law's resignation has not Miss Alona E Whlaler, teacher in 9. grenades.'and bombs, tossed " D. C, July aerial - knowledge with WASHINGTON supply ; '; ; their brotherhood the private school the Wllllar ' --- : i As the sources of for the been accepted. the held at Increasing disposition trench mortars.,; r: '' - negro There' Is 'an I'M Bristol market were chiefly the pres- MM negro afid extend to Endeavor- and Mary Alexander Parsonage in among seme officials conversant with ' ers messages of fellowship and good - ns ent belligerent countries, the sugar man tinjoy his work it's the-rela-tlo- If a doesn't BRITISH- - .SUBMARINE . ; the negotiations- to'regard" been considerably dislocat- get job. wilt month of July In Honolulu sum- - as SINKS'TEUTON" WARSHIP. TO BRAiJIill trade has time for him to another the between the two nations OPi sug- 1 Is staying ' ed by the war. Continental beet The , portrait of many a' distin- mer schocL Iiss Whisler again approaching a critical points LONDON, July 9.Accordlng dews-pape- thgj received regularly Bristol -- up the- - rs MONTENEGRINS INDICTED at The Homes'tead daring visit In fc3 ad- ar ws at guished man shows in her The; department' be by the. : ttate let it to an announcement made In quantities proportionate to the de- full details of what town." v In opinion, to Inform 'battleshM-o- f with known that, Its miralty,? the German the The. management ot the , Hawaiian mandordinarily 8,000 to 10,000 tons ail- . BY; fEDERAL GRAND JURY in-a- cured him of his otherwise fatal n Germany of what date, on what ships, sunk, engage- '' Deutschland class Jewelry and Novelty Company will t per cutting : - ; month. The off of these 1; Dr.. Mrs. are guests ments.' . and Wl'dman had taken passage, ' and the- Baltic-- fleet. vv Fd,-Wireles- Americans ment wlth Russian i open tomorrow morn ' bv a branch store neighboring sources has made it neo In I V'i'i" " Associated Press ,Qt Maul friends this week. I?r. Wad-- What was the character of the cargo July was . torpedoed by a British .2. ing" In their handsome new' quarters, i esiary to purchase in large quantities and the immediate outlet provided by 'CHICAGO,1 III., July 9. Five Monte man preached at the Kahultu I'Dlca carried by vesels on which Americana submarine. operating in conjunction - com- ' corner orxvmg ana Aiaxinjea.Bireei., from more remote--: places,": such .js. ; confectionery;: chocolate, and , co- negrins, of whom three are. royal church Sunday- - rrentn.g aira. the' Y had 'chosen to exercise the rights of with - the ia the Russian fleet l.As,6-3-.- main storey the .branch Jaya.rManritWs Crfoai'lnd other" cane-growin- g Industries, which' Ihw city is' missioners and one a former attache al ? coa for. mcrning conducted the Sunday school travel would be aamn-neutr- , despatches carry an official unrestricted ' ' ' .Parts will carry : a run ime or Hawaiian ex- of Montenegrin embaassy at Con- : centers, nd thus: has called a. center, has been ione of the few the' of. that church. The Wadmans will '. .. .. announcement by admiral ct' the French souvenirs, jewelry and art'1 flovelties. for greater outlay of capital, ceptions. ; ; stantinople, were Indicted here yester- o? Is compromise offered by was r return to Honolulu at the end the .This the ty that a German submarine sunk growth the has-bee- n charged - If. the popularity and of which it necessary for' the The' sugar received since the out- day by the federal grand jury, week. This Is time Mrs. any, government- ar-shi- p the first that Ger 'Lzi tie: of rthe yesterd ay by an unnamed French n main store at King and Bethel streets government provide. chiefly low with having recruited soldiers for the ' - British to " break of war. has been a Wadman has visited Maui, tad siie United States does not feel that It can in the English channel. as a. criterion the fu- en- Montenegrin ; army, j " can betaken of large stocks obtained , have :grade of white,' suitable bnly for man- in violation ;of speaks in the highest .terms of . honorably accept It. :Th .tja of branch, Honolulu will wit- : - neutrality. 1 - ture the abled the public to purchase sugar ufacturing'' purposes. . ''.'K;' American of Island. . i - beauties the RUSSIANS REPORT ness another very successful business at prices that,1 In view of the circum- May 13 Issue of a weekly Bris- , The DESTROYER VARIOUS SUCCESSES. venture. i-- ;'; - ; - ..v - ..'--. - im- ' SPEEDY stances are not exorbitant The tol market report stated 'that there FRANK HOLT WILL BE . Another, very pleasant ascent of , LONDON, Eng., July 9. The official away on. a business While recent ports of sugar Into Bristol for the was a shortage of. cubes, crystals, and ?' Haleakala "hxs been made' this v-- ef'x ADDED TO U. S. NAVY Austrian bulletins . today show, that trip,' extending far; East as New -- s. - as calendar years '1913 and 1914 were fine granulated. Mauritius for manu- BURIED IN TEXAS by an enthusiastic party of mountain-climber- .' ..... again , changed ; the offensive has York City, M. Elle, manager of the 85,929 91,04? ' ' ' C tons and tons, respective- facturing was practically cleared. This The trip was arranged 1 by handsi- - i tAssociated Press Fed." Wireless. v concern, .made extensive purchases ly. : The size and character of these report qflotes Tate'sr cubes at 7.72' for Associated Press by Fed Wireless. Superintendent and Mrs. Frank R ; 9. The bulletin show that in Russian busi- f PHILADELPHIA, Pa..' July The for, the new addition to the local cargoes, moreover; have made It neces- No. 1 and for No. granulated j DALLAS, 9 Meioor-- . of Vistula, Rus- $7.0 2f Tex. July Frank Holt, Cameron of the Fred Baldwin new deatroyer Conynsham, the latest Poland, east. the the ness. Much of this new merchandise sary to confine the; inport trade to ;at'$6.8l to, $7.17; Java crystals ready alias Muenter, who dynamited ial Home of Mak&wao. Mrs. "States-navy- , Erich Cimcroa sians launched a violent attack, vhicli new ; addition "to the United will be Seen in the store. ports ; where ? refineries are situated, delivery, $6.57 $6.70; capi-to- l, " was Is for at to castor the senate wing of the National was a member . of the party. IIt?r successfully launched here yester-- Vienna says repulsed, and" it' Morgan,- was and considerable congestion of traffic at $7.17 to $7.91v The sale for crystal- attempted ; to murder J. P. guests were Dr. and Mrs. John W. admitted that "before superior forces" - - ' oay. one win uno Bureau Lassen ' Peak,' CaU was scaled for was in - large- ports, raw :-and-then wuuui - caused such as lized .was slow; pale was quoted committed suicide in Wadman, Rev Dr: Wm. H: Fry, all of twenty-nin- e ana the "Austrians were compelled XIrst. erup- ' or a nan Knots tore the. tline since the recent Liverpool. London, and Gtssgow, by at $6.81 ; to . $7.06; brown, $5.60 jail, will 'Arrange- Honolulu, Misses v 1 to be buried here. Katherine Ingersoil tire from the heights of Krasnlk. On .' . tions by Prof. R. S. Hoi way of the the .Influx and accumulation of sugar. $5.96; sirups,' dark. $4.14 to $4.3S;4 flne, ments r for the funeral will be com- and M. M. Martin, teachers of Mauna-ol- u the lower Zloto LI pa, the Russians California,: - University of who reported Bristol through j its special facilities $4.75 to $5.23. 'These quotations' are pleted later. iThe body is still at Glen-cov- e. Seminary. Uvered another attack, which "aga'n ' that the craters' are now filled. V for handling cargoes Nof this nature per hundredweight of 112 pounds Long Island. ; -- Vienna ssys" xhe 'Austrians repulsed. i .jf The will of the late John Cudahy, CTAp Petrograd reports the capture o! vice-preside- is now nt pacxer, disposing of an 11,000 prisoners on the fifth, sixth and 'arid manager. :? estate believed iTffrilhkt ' to aggregate more than ?I,f00,000, was seventh month, and tw i of ' unifies ; of that . This "copy the : m m m m m : m ' kind, message. m m m m m w m g m m . m t kf w m m x m m kw m m av " the It tells Chicago n , JUT approved in the probate court. enemy attacks-o- the sixth," near Mu cam one thing -- ravlevo station and Uie vClage of Jed at a time. In all,it may cover fifty different The estate is. left to the widow, sons ; . ( 7c TfyCclcrr!ar norojett,' were broken up by the Rus- ImbiberbrAlkF.Oi!iornJnstruc things, but each one of those is made a separate rifle shot. and daughters. " ; ; CHAPTCR'ADAy sian artillery fire. " i lN'90'CrIAPTCRS A .Each, item is blocked ofOn a pretty and effective way. MONDAY .. Hawaiian Lodge No. 21; Stat-- MONTENEGRINS WIN 1 This makes it easy for the eye to scan the ad and.find out 'cdj-.tzS- pVm. - FIGHT WITH AUSTRIANS :- " what will interest. And,, when the eye does stop some- o, at tOesday ' CETTrNJE,--Montenegr- July 9. " Ora-h"- o - i ' - : ..... Austrian attacks on town of l thing that; appeals, you get more than just the price. v the i mjmm- j-j- GIRL GIGX delivered in, force on the fifth Hiaygij You get a- - persuasion which will tend to create desire and sixth of June were beaten back Ml WEDNESDAY1 by the Montenegrin army, says an of- and make you want to buy whether you had expected to ficial bulletin posted here today. ::'Z:;-.':- or not. :'-r- - Tell How Shq WasIada THURSDAY v ' tuPKcrartillery: : On the other- - hand; for the " specialty store those Vell'by LydiaE.Pmkkun'1 - - -- v- . - ;.' ' . .. DAMAGES ALLIES' TRENCHES. which specialize on haberdashery or women -- CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, July fill Xki v 's aparel, Vegetable Compound "V high-clas- FRIDAY , 9, An official Turkish . bulletin . an - sss- - or those which specialize on s furniture for New Orleans, La, taie pleastire ndunces that on the Dardanelles front fcJlaLJCRCArIUCIAl ro .the manufacturi' r.oR rHT AMsmousjoum such stores seems to1 have been "I near Avi Barnu a heavy bombardment it proved that the best in wn ting these lines dim-age- d f express my ; by artillery r 'kind of copy the;, kind about one thing to grati the Turkish seriously : PURPOSES :OF iTHE COURSE: (I) To;increase 'Vis that talks - - CATUr.DAY I : f tude to yon. am Lei Aloha Chapter, No. 3. O. the field works of the Allies and returns the retailer who now advertises., (2) iTo shows and does it fully. For- - the main appeal of a store like in I p. badly punished their occupants. It Is for only 16 years old and E. Stated; 7:30 m. ng a; said that an attack by the Allies on ; the non-advertisi- retailer how he can lower hist, prices, yet I that must' usually; be semee,5 or style, or class, or some- work In a tobacco Beddul Bahr was repulsed. ; increase his 'profits. - (3) To suggest i to ike jobber, and: thing other than price. factory. I have been a very sick girl method l 1 "SiCHOFIELD LODGE ITALIANS' REPULSED : manufacturer a cautious i to create 'demand and That is' why, if you have to advertise such a store, it but I have improved SAYS VIENNA REPORT : ; 7increase good-wil- l. (4) ; To prepare the person with latent' may be best to centralize the entire ad on one specific wonderfully since . . -- V- BERLIN, Germany, July 9 The . WEDNESDAY V. - taking Lydia E. News advertising ability a place in this new . " profession.' thing. suppose you pick one Overseas Agency' announces for For instance, out piece of Pinkham's Vegeta- numerically i superior - that Italian vvv'rAisf course, when delivered personally to a class of stui fine furniture, as one successful specialty- merchant does. ble, Compound and forces hrve been de- - "overwhelmingly : looking SATURDAY feated" by the Austrians defending dents, costs $15. It is equivalent to; a . correspondence He shows a picture of a chair and describes its exquisite am cow fine Degree; 7:30 : and feeling "Work lh Second the Isonio line. The version of the v coursewhich costs $95. The entire 90 lessons : will .be a thousand times better." beauty and fine,workmanship. For him, that is the best 3961 tfficial Vienna bulletin Is Gori- - y Miss Amelia Jaquillard, 'A ' that at aiven exciustveLii tmm njumtrinnr itpa nt r.narntt. V xla, on the same front, the' Italians inis j way to get trade. It is logic. The price of so exquisite a St, New Orleans, La. ' . were "repulsed. - chair would not catch those to whom that class of goods St. Clair, Pa. " My 'mother was 1 SOEHNE. CHAPTER XXVIII. HERMANNS' : alarmed because I was troubled with ITALY DECLARES r , ' would appeal Such folk would be far more likely to be j suppression pains my back Knights Py ADRIATIC CLOSED. : 7 and had in VfrKammlnnn In of impressed by an argument of style or prestige, or artistic and side, and headaches. I had Montag,' Junl 21, Jull 5, WASHINGTON, D. C, July $ Am- severe' thias Hall. dollar-savin- g. And so, ex- pimples on my face, my complexion was -' .''-'"- "v: bassador Page at Rome cabled to the origin than they would by in auU 19. T sallow, my sleep was disturbed, had - W. WOLTERS, Praes. state department' yesterday that ItaJy or Gonceiatrate? clusive specialty-stor- e advertising, unification of copy I " nervous spell3, very and had C, TJOLTE, Sekr. has declared the Adriatic a closed sea was tired . to merchantment of all nations, except Between the kind' of retail advertising which simply may be best even to the extent of making one ad speak no ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- ' ' NO. 1, MODERN those bound for Montenegrin and Ital ' ' etable Compound , ' HONOLULU LODGE lists a . lot of; prieesj and the style which devotes itself of only one thing. has worked like a OF , PHOENIX. Ian ports under convoy of Italian war- charm in my case and has regulated me. ORDER ' ships.1 ; - r ; X V ;.v, .; exclusively to a simple article, there is a golden meaning. Of course, there are a lot of other retail advertisers I worked in a mill among hundreds of WIU meet at their : : home, corner This, kind -- comprises many items. Yet each item beside the departmental institutions and the specialty girls and have recommended your medi- WHITE STAR LINER ' has a Beretanla and Fort streets, every rs cine to many of them." Miss EsTELLA SAFE If PORT. bull eye concentration and is a unit ad in itself. All stores. Automobile .agencies, for instance, would come . Thursday evening at 7:3to,clock, St-Clair- LIVERPOOL. Eng.. 9. MaGctre, 110 Thwing Stj HUSTACE, Leader. July Th these ibnits ; simply CHARLES JR, are harmonized under one theme, and; the tinder the retail class; although their advertising is There is nothing teaches more FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. White Star liner. Adristlc, for wiiose that ar-rive- d , let- safety fears had , been expriused, entirerad is a harmonious whole. localized national advertising. Insurance offices would than experience, Therefore, such HONOLULU LODGE, 816, B. P. O. E. here safely early to lay. . i The best- example of this is the advertising of the come under the retail advertising class. Dairy compan- ters from girl3 who have suffered and ";T meets' In their hall. were restored to health by. Lydia E. on King &w neai Hengerer Company of Buffalo. This store is part of the ies, and other organizations of that kind, are also in this Pinkham's Vegetable Compouiid should " Fort, every Friday chain of departmental institutions known as the category. .'But. with most of. these there is no problem as be a lesson to others. The same remedy I evening. ' .Visiting Siclr" headache, biliousness, piles luxd McCrery combinatron. The managers of that syndicate to whether to include many, few or only one item in their b within reach of alL . '.... ' inac--; e brothers art cor bad breath are usually caused by If yon want special ad-ric- writ to at- - - " .' i Vlally InTited to tive bowels. Get- - a box of Rexall would like; to get others of the component stores to emu- advertising 'copy. ' Wi th most of such t wil I pay to Lydia E. Pintham Jledidne Co. (coH. - Orderlies. They gently and effec- tend.' act l dential) Lynn, Mass. let! Trill - late this Hengerer copy,, which was conceived and concentrate, for their appeal must be sucli as requires lour r a j.- McCarthy, e.r tively. Sold only by uat be opened read and answered by a IL DUNSHEE, Sec Benson, Smith & Co Ltd. created bv C. E. Brett, when advertising manager. lie jiersuasive presentation, n addition to price-argumen- t. Tfoman and held in tizizt - - czzllzzz. - . f - ; . i i rrnirr HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY, JULY 0, 191 5 There's a n Fresh Butter Churned Daily I--F 40c lb.

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"r IviGiiaO'' - 4 tsrwn4.J Has "iilafty Ving GREATEST FLAYER Phona 1542 SERVICE GOLF V' TYRUS COBB FOR EVERY USE. Outlived Usefulness 030" no These loose-lea-f memoran-,- V IN THE GAME AT PRESENT dum booka art unquestionably' ; FOft ASSURED COJJFOHT EXPONENTS TO the best for heme or office. cn tea voyages utt " : --yK ,;Y';S5;:::y Moreheada Guaranteed Saaalck remedy. Indorsed and told by V ;, I " -- V yVV'j' There can be no question that Ty little on mechanical baseball. A lot leading 'authorities throughout of players depend entire- ' ON LINKS Cobb of the Detroit Tigers Is the most other almost 5Co per, Cox, m m mm the" mainland. MEET 1 w ly on It and thH is where he has the xif sports today, which ;- v.'. .'' i,."-- Drug telked man in advantage of them. at all Honolulu Storss. Is just another "way 'of saying that he But Cobb has not becon so great News Co. is the most interesting. Almost any a ball player simply through his nat- Havaiian Club Swingers Will pick newspaper and Schofield day one can 'up a ural gifts. His rise Is the result also . Umltad Journey to Honolulu to Go read, that Cobb has. again pulled some- of careful application to his work. He ';;" The Oahu Lea?ue has decided to thing new and unexpected or has has always studied baseball, and when :'; v'.. ' fn tha Younf BIdf Against Local Talent shut up shop for the next fer wek3. pulled an old trick in a new way in he had been recognized as the best The Palacs ;. There will be no more organized base- the game. . Jn w hlch: je has become player in the game he did not stop Sunday service golf-er-a greTCt figure. - Tomorrow and ball by teams of the league for some such a ; . studying his Is ' line of business. That .fntJoned In and around Honolulu time to come, either a; Moiliill field It Is a trimite to man's resource- why he has been better year . after of Sweeio cuu-tlnst- nt , . year, will meet the Sc&ofleia uarracus or elsewhere. - fulness that he, can continue to break and this season he has come to swingers In a team This action was decided on at a into the news of the day so promi- realize that his frequent absence from of club meeting of the league directors held nently in spite of the competition of the game has not only. Injured the ' of match to be played over the links last evening, it being the concensus of his fellow players and the important chances of his club, but also has inter- ' The Honolulu Iron Works the Oahu Country Club. The' match opinion that the fans were in need of news of these wartimes. But Cobb is fered with his own success, and he Is Company solicit eorrsspondtneo - will ba the second of a home and a rest The Star-Bulleti- a voiced the never stopped . and- apparently never attending to business more carefully and will gladly furnish eatK having He goes than ever.: He has home aeries, the Schoflelders sentiments of the baseball public hi at the end of Resources. not been out of mates relatlvo to . the modsrn of first ; cn proving from day to day that he the1 game this season. carried . off the honors the : " yesterday's, issue, in prescribing a equipment of Mills and Factor meeting by a score of 30 to .10, Nas- 'U general lay-of- f for the goal of the is the greatest player in the game and Ball players long ago 'gave up try- Us. sau system of scoring.; game, and the fact that, the league undoubtedly the greatest player of any ing to figure Cobb. When he was new On their home course, the local directors took such act'en argues well time. Old ime ball players with a in the league old timers used to get players feel assured of a better show- for 'their judgment. There is talk of natural prejndic ih' favor .of the era together at night after a giune and ing, although they are making no ad- framing a new schedule some time in In which they played are unanimous plan how they would catch that young score - In the opinion 'Cobb's equal never vance predictions as to what the i ,V wouM be better for the that sprout the next time he tried to pull - - - j "'J August hut it In game. - MILLINERY will be, or which side will be on the game to let it go by the boar I for the lived the .i something on them. The next time fairly certain What makes Cobb so great a player he came out pulled ', long end. . However, It's season. . he something new .. HONOLULU . HAT balance of the a question Is frequently C04 match will be much closer, lin-eeri- is that asked or pulled an old one in a new. way.. He that the Honolulu , suffering, from the of is whenever bobs limelight i . :Hotsl nr. Cethal L. for the Country Club course is one effects of an overdose of the .he into the had them bewildered. It was not long Zt, country, And The answer is his gifts, not --- -. the trickiest in the .the national game. Tha damage was done nairal until they quit trying to outguess him, Bchcfleld players are not nearly as only his speed and eye, but his brain. and now they just trust to luck. Ths . oPTicrAii two; , ago, . baseball was - locals. The seasons vhen There are many players as fast as minute he gets on familiar with it as are the forced on the public from January to the bases he has a are entirely different in char- Cobb, and some who have as good an team guessing. He knows this and Kretns December inclusive. Of course tUQ eye, or nearly as. good an eye hit- LADITDHY acter from those of Leilehua, and the games, for he takes advantage of it .. Boston Bldg Street, regularly should public didn't have to attend the ting', but they lack, some of the things Cobb stands men who play them everyone was baseball mad; and out in baseball like OverMaV.r have advantage when it comes to but Cobb combines in his collection of as- other unusual men stand, out In other Ucc:cncr Eoy the followed eacn . other like the short game. the fans sets.' Cobb thinks faster than most lines, because he seems to understand playen Christy Mathewson, Giants' Veteran sheep and thought they were having ball players; thinks further ahead and the possibilities 3461 A number of the Schofield ' " of his own game bet- Phono oro by no means strange to the Oahu Twlrler. a good time. - ;.'. has absolute confidence in. his convic- ter than the other men engaged in especially to Repeated warnings that the goose tions. In other words, he depends He is a it course. This applies J. New York but baseball genius. Toyo Panamas No. 1 Christy Mathewton, the laid the gold-?- tgg was being I. U. Greig, who plays on the that For Men, Women-an- d Children. months Giants' veteran pitcher, has been able killed had no effect en the promoters, Schofield team. Up to a few to accomplish little for his team this " ago he lived in Honolulu, playing the andthe result was what might have THE WHOLE TENNIS WORLD K.UYEDA.5 Silva's Tojrjery he season, and his prospects for doing expected. Now baseball is dead, 1023 Nuuanu Country Club course regularly, and fu- been St Limited Op- anything at all In the immediate only way to mo is still pl.'.ys it once" a week or. so. nothing. and the to brws it " THE STORE FOR GOOD Capt. Lincoln of the ture are practically At tho rest In peace for a while. If MOURNS posed to Greig is beginning of his sixteenth season as to let It WILDING'S DEATH CLOTHES Led Infantry, ho has the honor for Matty acquired baseball was,, banned fr the balance Elks' Culldlng. King Ctreet a Giant a sore "arm. -' - and Greig season game ;would crroe . ' the Itawn. side, If Lincoln and now he has tha doctors tinkering of the the "Requieseat in pace," breathed the even momentarily in top form their match should hack with a rush, next , year. But t's either displeasure ere : ; . . i world4 , golf. with him. , .1 lawn tennis mournfully as it or chagrin.. , :,(, a u.-- j wny, develop some first class The Matty's pitching ah even . bet that nothing of the sort "Alter tive: "partnered with Capt Coch- arm is not affected. of a few read the sorrowful, announcement that Unemotional onj Court. ether day, The trouble lies in his left arm and will happen and that Inside 'f time;, against will begin Anthony Frederick ? Wilding had been for dinner' at ran,, in a best ball foursome shoulder. Anybody who is familiar 'Aeek the old, weary, round The call of the point y the'nes-ma- n Federal Lean CII::2; CcL''Campbell and .L. W. Redlngton, again..- - , claimed by the death-dealin- g demon---War-i- h or umpire was always4 : Swebt1 Shop with his pitching motion realize . thesignal the 1, . rntiL Lincoln turned in a fine 73, cn fbr; Wilding Liberal Loans on DlamorJs, that he has been badly handicapped. the1 vicinity of the Dardan- to move.1 Into posltlon'eith-e- r Jewelry Other ' ' .and Vatuatleav which should have been three better ; jtb'.serre ;'' '. 'orxeceive as may Probably there are some wiseacres elles. ':'. ;'; ; T. the case ior-strokes, tossed away, on the ; but who can shake heads say have been, and! yen when" the decis- ' S5 King Street . putting: greens when the hole, had al- their and Of the millions pt men engaged in they knew that fellow wonld get a SUES ions were close, and, many : there '. the world's bloodiest cal- - ready been won. some. day. years Is WOWS conflict the were were exceptionally rclose Put Your Poultry.. Problems sore arm Sixteen clum-e- f - that he J e- - 15 players drove " deaths oould- not :iiave: placed . yp-to.th- In the first match a long time to writ for though. neyer betrayed any (eelings he may Ujv each .side, but since then Sev- It in its - morbid spot one more promi- f:; eff Matty says the salary arm felt fine have had one way or the other, - HAWAIIAN ENAMELED eral have either been ordered away nent than the magiiflcent Antipodean. ' SOUVENIR JEWELRY when he exercised recently," but the ARE NOV 1 ' Alakea, corner . Queen or !eft Oahu on leave, and only 13 will STARS But few outside of their own country- .In addition to his skill at play. Wild- r ; motion of raising his left arm was ing has contributed many clever and they will tell you tho trouble WATCHES CLEANED 41.25 takoprt in the coming match. Some ' ' ; men ever heard of Generals French, tomor- painful. yon Interesting articles to the English and cf the matQhps will be played Joffre, Hindenburg and others who CRESCENT. JEWELRY CO, some Sunday, play- Every now and then Matty has a have occupied the stage French magazines.: He also has" writ- row afternoon and throbbing pain in his in the world's 1130 Fort: street, ntar PauaM. .li-r- left shoulder and -- ten a book, ing e having been 'left to the play, BEING PEDDLED theater of events alnce the advent of "On the Court and Off," ; - v a stiff neck. Matty says this trouble - ?'.-- . . European war. Wilding which, In addition to a number of per- HEYWOOD SHOE8 ers i'tot decide. beg?n the season opened. the Yet was Just after knowa over length sonal .. experiences most delightfully, $3C0 Folio wins:. will be the pairing: blamed cold the and breadth of y $5X0 and :v He weather for it and " ' Hcrcluki . . v Schofield the earth, not only toy tennis men, not and entertainingly written. contains, ',' r thought ho would be able to lose It ; J:" (By Latest Mail.) at 'tht."r CaiU.l.irurola...... Mr. J. I. B. Greig enly by those interested In every other many valuable chapters on tennis i when warm weathef set. in. ac- : MANUFACTURERS'. SHOE This v- -. Close upon - -- . Capt Hinkle ....Lt Wells PHILADELPHIA, Pa. branch of the sport, hut by nien who strokes and tactics. ; ' counts for some of the games he Indulged STORE Capt Redinjrton ...... Capt Doane pitched and Thinking' was the news of the disposal of Pitcher In no sporting activity. Wilding was born at Christchurch McAndrew Snow lost it Popular King, of - Lt...... Lt only a cold, he never complained, but Bob Sharkey by the Philadelphia Ath ..Tennisaorr.. New Zealand, October 31, 1883. , He Hotel St, near Bethel SL Col. Campbell...... Lt Robertson While his played 26 it Is probable now that he may have letics to the New York Americans death will be universally matches In international Ca; t. Hicks,...... ; ...Lt Meals to go mourned, it will be most keenly felt competition for the Davis cup, winning Cheatham..'. ..MaJ. Penn home and take a rest comes the report that Shortstop .Jack Col Secretary Foster's theory is by the tennis world, from which his 20 and losing six, as follows: ; . that a world's champions d Cochran ...Capt Loud Barry of the former untimery "passing-remove- -- Odo Shoten Crt. nerve or a set of nerves have slipped Barry has not play, one of its .1905 Defeated V. von Wesseley, ORIENTAL C00D3 CD HInemon la on market 4-- 6-- 7-- 6-- CajJt Johnson...... l.Lt the. most popular kings, leaving 6, 3, 5, 1; VTAKAKUVA u their trolley, and he Is hopeful that game June 19 because a . void defeated R. Klnzl, Fosnes ed a since 4-- 6-- 6-- in 6, Lt Keardan..,...... Lt which jnay never be filled. For dec- 6,3, 2, 4; C. Hotel St, betw. Nuuanu and Limited. expert massaging will quickly remedy a lost to B. Wright : Dr. White on tnlnrvJ Manaeer Connie Mack '- - Dr. Mathews...... rf ade Wilding was one 3- - 3-- 6 Smith Streeta the trouble. Whatever Is the matter, club offi of tennlsdom's 6, (best of three sets by arrange- NAMCO" CRAS3 packed In Cajt. Knowles...... '.Lt Phillipson Is in Washington and other 3-- Matty will not pitch for some time. or star triumvirate, and his fame as play- ment); lost to W. A. Lamed, 6, 2--6, Cans, wood, lined. Lt Preston ....Capt Townsend cials here disclaim any. knowledge ' Sanitary er ahdIsTSport8maa" has flashed over 4- -6.' . regard- - v - Intentions of the manager -- - - Nuuanu SL near King 6L the 6--3, 3-- 0-- 6, the entire world. 1906 Defeated H. Ward, 6, - Barry. ';: 6-- YESTERDAY'S SCORES ins Thoseho were unable to visit the 4, 8-- 6; defeated R. D. Little, 6--2, 8--6, ANY .It was reported also that it. is the 6--1; Lu t West Slde'CIub last August upon the lost (with O. SPoIdevan) to QUANTITY of his 4-- get 2--6, : V IfJJHE BIG LEAGUES Intention of Mack to rid occasionof .the pavia cup challenge H. Ward and R.: D: UtUe, 7, 6. high-salarie- : d men with the possible 8-- - CI:l!: matches, anlssedthe final oporttmity 1907 Lost to B. C. Wright, 6 24f CcIIojhn. Mclnnis, 3-- 6, 5--7; 1-- 6, 6-- NATIONAL' LEAGUE exception of "Stuffy" first of seeingllthel wonderful Wilding play. defeated K. H. Behr,; 3, AT ANY TIME BY PHONING 8old Only outfield- 3-- 7-- 6-- At Philadelphia Pittsburg 2, Phi la. baseman, and Amos Strunk, Eclipsing.the ioy;ielt at McLoughlin's 6, 5, 3 ; lost to A. W. Gore, 6-- 3, OAHU JCE CO. - ' " Mack Is 3-- 6, 7, 2-- defphia 0. er, and one or, two others. trlumphuovejriith Brookes and Wild- 5-- 6; defeated H. R, - Barrett ; young play- 1-- 6-- 6-- 7-- (All other games In both leagues building up a new team of ing, and despite sorrow at the loss ot 6, 4, 3, 5 r lost (with; NV E The ; Qan .MJs3 Elaine Gelding, Bath the Beach pestocned.) . v the DavlsTnjprtlHJQght excursions intp Brookes ) to A. W, Gore and H. R. Ba- (N V.) i summer . -- e 6-- 6--4, 5-- 2-- 11-1- 5; " who 7, swimmer, last J;'" "'"1 CINCINKATI, O Manager Charles the reminlscenc?of-thos- matches rrett 3, 6, 13 Bat- League , t Suits. coxcred the miles between the 6-- 5--7, Blue National have been tavaTtahly 3, HOW THEY STAND Herzog of the local to the altar of . 190S Lest to B. C. Wright; Serge re- -- 4 " ' , , .',.... tery 1-- . $220.-- New Coney f 3--6, a in York harbor and team has announced that he has admiration-o- Wilding.:1 ' 6; defeated F. B. Alexander, ,, .'i.M i' 5 i.(vv(Adler-Rochester- ) Island, has been persuaded to test her New Antipodean Apollo,' 6--2, 5-- 7, -- 6-- 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE. fused to consider an offer of the This despite; his 16, ,':; B- EhtraLorne cj-'ce- and endurance over the grueling York National League to trade Catch- hugenessY .jN;as,the .personification ot . ..'.:..f, ,..:.;W.. Il'..PcL 1909 Defeated " ' ' Lattciy to Sandy Hook route. Miss Brainard of grace on court s. -- JLE 3Ingh)iv IDEAL CLOTHING CO- - LTD. Meyers and Outfielder the His footwork, 8-- Chifibniero er 3-- 6, 6-- 2, Chicago VV; . . . , 47 26 .644 6, M. H. Long. Gelding may try the task this summer. Catcher Ivy Win- - stroke, styleejnperament' behavior 6; defeated 4': STORt Boston : the New Yorks for 6--2, 6--1 BAILEY'S FURNITURE 25 .627 -- ; defeated (with E. The record for. the distance is 7 hours ....42 ar,i sportsmanship totaled the highes. Nr near King Detroit ...... 43 28 .616 Brookes) M. E. McLoughlin and M. H. Alakea St, and 18 minutes, established by George point of efficieneyever seen in the J ' New 12-1- 0, 9-- 6-- - York 35 37 .486 Lcng, 7, 3. , ? ; arena of - : r? .; ileehan last summer. Washington , 35 .485 If You Are Losing Weifiht athletics.! f ...... 23 Even Jn practise . In every The 1914 Record of.Wildlng.; . . . Philadelphia 27 42 .391 and your nerves are in bad condition, matches. . private detective Sheridan, champion ; line of sporting 1914 6--l, 6--2. Maitln former Cleveland 25 43 .368 we recommend endeavor, occasional Defeated R. B. Powell, ; S i x p 13 thinking display? of tempner xm "the part 6--2; -5, service,::;"': all around athlete, of start St Louis .v...... ;.. 23 .43 Mi of one defeated B. F. Schwengers, and the guarding of stores and r nklers ing preparations for the decathlon or more of the Contestants are not in- 6--3, 6--1; defeated (with N. E. Brookes) i homes at. night championship, which will replace the NATIONAL LEAGUE. frequent' In match play,Mrith more at B. P. Schwengers and R, B. Powell, t In American' Athlet- stake,' or 6--4, 6--3, 6-- 4; 6--2, A COOKE, LTD. all around events Chicago ...... 39 30 .565 f containing UyvophotpKitt and' where defeat victory defeated O. Kreutzer, Bowers' Merchant vPafrol, 7 LEWERS " 6-- 6-- ic Union championships this year. means much to the club or 2, 4; 6-- 3, Philadelphia ...... 36. 31 . .537 a food and nerve tonic prescription. 'locality defeated O. Froltzheim, of walk and sub- - -- represented Joy player; 6-- 4, 6--2; Elimination the the St Louis ...... 39 33 .527 Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. the there is a defeated (with N. E. Brookes) stitution of the discus in the decathlon Brooklyn ...... 34 35 1493 greater tax upon the nerves, and dis- O. Kreutzer and O. Froltzheim, 6--1, 6--1, gives the former Olympic champion an Cincinnati ...... 30 32 ,484 plays of feeling are ofttlmes attributed 6--2; defeated (with- - N. E.; Brookes) BEEF, . M UTTON, .LAMB opportunity to come back. Pittsburg 2 to this. this is so, how much greater- King St. Auto Eland ...-.3- 36 ,471 If J. C Parke and T. M. Mavrogordato, AND FISH. r: Boston ...... 32 37 .464 -it must be In international compe- 6-- 1, 6--0, 6-- defeated Richard N. Wil- LATEST CARS. PHONE 47C0 hundr- 7-- 6-- eastern intercollegiate New York country- 5, 6-- 2. 3; Sam McMillan, Not an .,... "...... 29 35 .433 tition, with millions of t one's liams, defeated' (with N. Sam Peters ed-yard champion has twice won the men hoping- - for and In many' cases E. Brookes) M. E. McLoughlin and T. Metropolitan- - Meat Market Antone Rodrigues," Frank Cakei v ; .6-- 3, 8-- 9-- 7; ' honor In the last seven "years. Nate COAST LEAGUE. betting upon his chances to win. C. Bundy, 6, lost to M.' E. - ' Phene3445" ' M. F. Costa, ;.Tony Cavaco L,

V. 2-- 6, 3--6, 6-- 2-- ' Cartmell of the University of Penn- San Francisco ...... 51 52 . .549 Mental and Physical Strain, k McLoughlin, 2, 6. 7 sylvania was the last to repeat, win- Los Angeles ...... 51 48 .515 It is doubted if one who has never Wilding's passing in the flesh Is 1906, 1907 1908. Salt Lake ...... '.'. .47 46 8EE US FOR appeared ning in and ... .506 in international competition deeply mourned by the lawn; tennis NOTHING COUNTS LIKE PorUanl . , ...... 44 44 .500 can realize the tremendous strain, world, which extends: its most sincere H. HACKFElti & CO. - Vernon V,". 43 SERVICE. WE GIVE IT. Sena cf are becoming .51 .469 both mental and physical, which the sympathy to his coterie, .who. ot ' VULCANIZING -- KERSHNER Yale basket-bal- l Oakl nd ...... 45 52 .464 Very Best Beef, undergo fhich it- Limited. famous athletes. ; The players and reflects course, must miss him most but Wild- CO, LTD. boasted of Garfield and self upon Nihelr play, and" behav- team Taft both ing is immortal In achievement which ' Commission Merchanta. 1177 Alakea St. Phone 2434 Phillips-Exete- r has Cleveland and in Lamb, Veal and ior "unde tirew;v;',.:'':; ., will stand as tennlsdom's acme. of de- HONOLULU - champion shot putter of the Har- VIrtnally every prominent player In Fisk and Miller Tires. the " sirable emulation for all time. vard laterscholastic meet STRIKES OUT 32,:: .x Mutton the game is given to some Idiosyn- .7i'- - IN ONE, BALL "GAMeV cratic movement or expression when ' ; - -- OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR Dodgers' new pitcher. Is go-- -'-- V an occas- Dell, the : J- '' -- . r AND his shots are going badly or Suggestions and designs for -- good clip. . . ; ' -- ing along at a "Wheezer," f (By Latest Mail.) . f ional decision displeases him. In the "GOOD OLD YALE" ALUMNI RESETTING AND REMODEL- as he is known, was given a trial hy 4-- SPOKANE. Wash. Elmer Tl. former case,' McLoughlin often throws D Q AN E left-hande- Motor Trucks ING OLD JEWELRY the St. Lcuis Nationals a few seasons fer,' a d pitcher of 4 FINE GROCERIES his head back, accompanying it with At a recent meeting cf the Yale 1 - ' """' - - t- agO.. :V Ewan, :a6h, who was with the a momentary expression of ... agony. Alumni Association of Hawaii officers E. W. ELLIS, toi agent, 1f .Gold and Platinum 8ettlngs t "T t f Spokane Northwestern League For assured satisfaction National Champion Williams upon oc- for the year were elected as follows: Pantheon Building. 'Phoni 3C22 - A. quarter-maste- r 4- vice-preside- Captain Herman Metz, team at the Boyes Springs train-- casions snaps the fingers of his left President, W. F. Freart nt WALL A DOUGHERTY - and commissary of the Four- 4- Ing camp in the spring of 1914, 4 a n d prompt service .hand When his shots Just miss the J. P. Cooke; secretary, Rev. ' H. - P. teenth Regiment and also Congress- 4-- set a new record for semi-pro- f es-- 4 phono your orders to mark. This Is not mentioned In any Judd; treasurer, R. B. Anderson. man ffbm Brooklyn, has retired from 4 sional baseball for the Northwest 4 sense of criticism. ' It is not consider- As additional members on the exe- active City and at his own request has 4 if not for the entire United States 4 ed a breach of tennis ethics. . These cutive committee A. G. M. Robertson, SEE ':''. 19-InnI- i list-o- f Raffia n all - been placed on the reserved 4 when, in a game at Mai-- 4 C.Q. Yee Hop & Co. cases are cited of two notoriously per- G. R. Carter and E. C. Webster were 4-- den, WTash 32 sportsmen the National Guard. he 6truck out of 4 fect merely to emphasize named. . Money is now being raised colors, 4- - reeds the Maiden hatsmen. He won Wilding's manners were par . his 4 that court for two Hawaiian . scholarships . to COYNE - HAWAII & SOUTH FOR FURNITURE called all her un- 4- game for Ewan, 6 to 4, .. . - Not once, in his Sixty-tw- o In Germany has 4 Phone 3451 excellence. either Yale. Yale men are now. SEAS CURIO CO, Young Building over thirty-fiv-e in- 4- .4 or Mc- trained landstura match with Williams with the territory, most of whom are mem- - Young BuHdfn? 4-- 4 to active service. , - 4 4 4 4 4444 4 44 4 Loughlin, did the Antopodean show bers of the alumni association. ' t ?V . ti A r. a' ii.IiV HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N FRIDAY, JULY- 9. 1.015. 2 1.772 77 , f - T y a ? PTrVF . ; J jcV P 1 iA ) a li il iisrrn -- I ' I V .! V K- - -

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Trent Trust Co Ltd., Fort knowing "how it happened" after open STAR-BULLETI- N Star-Bulleti- All kinds of chop suey; until ment, now obtainable in the at 8L, between King and Merchant wards. n Want Ads AUTO FENDERS. 119-12-3 H ; : midnight Hotel street CC5S-- U "Bring Home the Bacon" every the; rate ot', Z':;l : - Mlshlma, Kiss & Punchbowl; fenders. time. ; , $3:3-t- I 6201-6- m HAWAIIAN FRUITS. 6141-6- m 9c PER LUTE PEE DAY Partly furnished house In Nuuanu val lit Agents wanted to handle Klelber Fnka Ehokal. Haw. fruits; Prison rd. 45c WEEK ley; two bedrooms and sleeping ' Boston Cafe, coolest . place. In town. ' PEE LlirE PEE porch. Apply Cecil Brown. 6195-t-f trucks In Honolulu. Trucks are Open eiss-t- f After the show drop in. , day $1.05 PEELIITE PEE UOHTH made In San Francisco. Sizes ltt, I and night Bljoa Chester. Hotel St New, two-bedroo- m cottage on Circle 2H. and 5-t- capacity. We wld BLACK8MITH1NG ' 3H , 6539-tf- . ,i:Hvs The above sample is a ten-lin- e aL Everyone lane, near car line on Beretania st allow you a good discount Factory ' Telephone 3140. . 6202-l- 1426-144-0 Folsom San Francisco, Sidewalk grating. Iron doors, machin Colombia Lunch Rooms; quick serrlce KONA COFFEE that looks at this page will see it at a glance. st, ery repaired general CaL 6188-l- a and blacksmith and cleanliness Cur motto; open day Large room bath, t Ing. Shop, 135 Matsumoto, Beretania, nr. AlapaL IT'S GOOD ADVEETISma. furnished front with Neill's Work Mer and night Hotel, opp. Bethel street T. private family. 319 S. Vineyard , 6204-C- ' st Dealers to Increase their business by chant st. 6518-t- - Kona coffee, wholesale and retalL t ' We advocate this form of advertising for those . 6206-6- t selling ' - 6186-3- m - soda from the Hon. Soda Chas. E. Mgr. BUY ANO SELL. 'The Eagle" Bethel, . wishing something a little more attractive than the - Water Wks. Frasher, bet Hotel and Nicely furnished rooms. The Engle- 6106-ly-r King., Alice plate to eat; line ordinary A'liner classified" adv., yet do not want to ; side, 251 So. Vineyard. Tel. 5214. .Diamonds, witches and Jewelry bought "night home Open and day. 6206-6- y. . iacU'S t . : ? Fnergetlc man or woman to canvass 1 sold and. exchanged.. J. Carlo, Fort " kS338-t- go into large display advertising, where a contract r MOTORCYCLE. and demonstrate massage machine; ' is necessary. v;-- Two-bedroo- m furnished cottage, opp. New Orleans Cafe.1 good profits. Call 225 Hotel st Substantial meals. .- 871 . - BAMBOO WORKS. - tennis courts- Younx st ; , 6200-l-m ,; moderate. Alakea, cor. Merchant Honolulu CycleryMotorcycle sup- No contract is necessary for this form of adve- 6154-t- 8t -'I- --' f 5589-t- EaikL Bamboo furniture;' E6 J Cereta-nl- a .. f plies and repairing; old motorcycles rtisingand yon can take as mnch space as you wish. Lady wishes room with sleeping porch; st 6078-t-f bought and sold. King and Bereta- $37X0; 7oom bungalow on LunaiUo respectable neighborhood; state ' Home Cafe; Beretania nr. Alakea at nia street; telephone 6093. : Try it and be convinced of its merit Address box 172. this office. eo7s-t- f . .... st price. Address H. R., this office BICYCLE STORE. 6195-6- m ; 6145-t-f - . - THE "AD UA1T." 6210-2- t II. Yoshlnaga, Emma. nr. Deretanla CRYSTAL WORKS.'' MOSQUITO cottage, st JUNK8. Modern furnished Japanese spaniel,' or -- 20 off on bicycles bicycle EnglishFrench all and Sano, engraving. Pa u ah I, WaiklkL Tel. 2997. Boston bull puppy, age 2 to 6 mos. f210-t- nr Maunakea ' 6209-3- supplies. f - . t 211-t- f Address box ;9S. this office. 6210-2- t Ishll Drug Co, Nuusnu and Beretania LEGAL NOTICES. XI. Hamada, baby carriage tires re-- Sts.; best home product mosquito Furnished cottage, 5 rooms. 638 Hotel Lot near Walkikl beach; moderate CUT m ' TeL 5048. FLOWERS ; I163-S- IN tired. Nuusnu st punks. v THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT st, near Alapal st M. Obta, price; would pay largely cash. Ad- v 6089-t- f. : Court Territory 6132-t- for the of Hawaii. f Star-Bulleti- n. Harada, freah cut 3029. ' dress "A," 620S-t- f flowers; teL Action brought ?.- in said District . - bicycle store; 230 King. opp. 12Mf - Mo-Cull-y Eato. Court and the Petition filed In the house, 1941 King and Boy to learn Jewelry trade. H. Cull- 1026. 151-- m depot; teL streets; keys at store, teL 1842. 6195-t- Klmura,. Cowers; u office of the Clerk of said .District man, Fort and Hotel sts. f FcrtttPhone'fil47. : 6184-t-f Koseya, Bicycles, Punchbowl 4t King. PRINTING court, in Honolulu . WANTED. : 6076-t- f. which UMBRELLA MAKER THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI FURNISHED COTTAGE. 4 CLOTHING We do not boast of low prices CA, Plaintiff, vs. LUCY PEABODY, unsually' coincide with poor quality; R. ' re- BAKERY Mliuta. Umbrellas made and et als.. Defendants. v ":' Furnished cottage at Cottage Grove. Pay for your clothing as conTenlent V"but -- to" put life, 8txr-ButItl- n we "know how., paired. 1284 Fort, nr. Kukul; phone 6202-t- Clean rags for wiping.' ' THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT Telephone 1087. ' f open w .cnATse . Toe go Into printed matter, - ' 66S3-t- Hone Bakery Beretania near Alakea. acconnifWitn bustle and 8745. f ED OF. AMERICA, GREET office. 6lSltf - Model Clothiers, st ' 6064-t-f STATES 6079-l- m Fort r. and is what talks loudest and that ING: . : . longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Job FOR SALE CLOTHES CLEANED - LUCY PEABODY; t GRACE KAHO-AU- I; . Printing Department Alakea Street; BUILDER. .. 1 THE PROTESTANT EPISCO ;i- - It, Branch Office, Merchant Street VEGETABLES. IThe , Transo envelope, tlmeavlng ln-- WANTED TO CUY. Harada! "cTdthes'xIeaned; teL 3029. --- - - 540 - 6399-t-f - PAL HURCH IN THE HAWAIIAN E. nara, Builder, King; teL 292L 6121-t-f - i - 1 ISLANDS, corporation organized 6147-tf- . Honolulu Product Co.; Beretania and a and In sending out bills or receipts. Ho- Scrap metals and scrap rubber. Hon. existing under and by; PLUMBER. of Star-Bullet- in sta., virtue the , . r. - CLOTHES Smith Hawaiian fresh fruits. nolulu Co, Ltd, sole Junk Co, 620 Klnj St, P. O.tsxlZZ CLEANING ;v.r 1 laws of the Territory of Hawaii: .6187-3n- i' . ST - - - agents for patentee. - tf ' ex- " ' C; Imoto, 515 'King, near, LDlha, ANDREW'S PRIORY; HENRY BOND ' ' Suitltorium, ladles' and gents clothes 6173-t- f pert, plumber and , tinsmith; tele- CONTRACTOR - 125S RESTARICK; : SISTER BEATRICE, 23 nicely cleaned. Nuuanu, teL 8350. 6180-3- m w Lodging house, furnished phone 2073. " 5 . 6190-6- m . J ... ; . whose full and true name is unknpwn; SALESLADIES WANTED. ' --1 '. rooms; rent $65, Income $186; lease Euililrs, cedent work, painting, WHOLESALE HOUSSE SISTER ALBERTINA, whose full and 2 years. Territory House, 546 So. plumtirg; etc.; "Aloha. Bldff Co., 1464 PAINTER true name Is unknown; Five bright capable ladles tzz1 Pawaa Clothes Cleaning Shop, 'TeL THE King ' - 6203-ll- t la M. Goto, -- st to King St., phone .1576. K. 4SS2; all clothes and kaU cleaned. S.: Shirakl, 1202 Nuuanur TeL: 4137. M. Kawahara, Queen st, Ajlnomoto QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, a corporation state travel, demonstrats tll 6056-ly-r m - Manager. 6l52-5- . : pur-- organized dealers;, $25 to $30 per ti rill- , t v Painting - and paperhanglng. All (essence of flaror) for cooking and existing under and by HoteL Kalmuki, we:i; Furniture of ElliolanI . poses; ready to txse. :: ; . 6083-6- m virtue of the laws of the Territory of read fare paid. Goodrlcl Err z Co,. work guaranteed.' Bids submitted 3320 Walalae road, or 7th ave. Call . The; City Construction Co, Fort, near Steam cleaning, Alakea nr. Gas Co. Dept 119, Omaha.-Nhr- ' tUSCzi st v- k5328-t- Hawaii; BRUCE CARTWRIGHT, 0. -- '- tree: f on premises FrL and Sat, July , v.. 6079-6- m Kukul st; architect' general' con -;' -: ;; Ozakl Shoten, merchandise, King st Trustee under the Last Will and Tes- . 6210-2- first-clas- s 4490. t . tractor; work; teL M. Nlshlgaya, houae-palnte- r; teL 2322. 6076m tament of EMMA KALELEONALANI, HELP WANTED The Pioneer, clothes cleaned and re ; HA-WAI- 6076-t- f . deceased; THE TERRITORY OF I; good first-clas- s paired. TeL 3125, Eeretania-Emma- . WATCHMAKER Piano, upright make, C. H. BELUNA; HONOLULU $150 Box 194, Star-Bullet- in Leading business house has position E. Iwamoto, genl contractor and build 6081-6- m order; cash. . POULTRY ANO FRUIT, Suglmnra, Jewelry, King, PLANTATION COMPANY", a corpora- office. 6010 6t for Chinese salesman. Answer by r, 1. .i nr. FlTer cabinet maker; Kukul street ft Star-Bulleti- n. 6080-6- m tion organized and existing under letter, C. O. H care near Bridge. 6173-t- f The Eagle, "do thea dyed,' cleaned, re Hawaii Nosan ShokaL watermelons, - and f by virtue of laws the Territory sewing good new. - ' 6206-t-f paired ana pressed. Fort, nr. Kukul. etc Aala lane, r - 6099-t-f the of Singer machine, as ,; Star-Bulleti- n T. Mlyahara, builder, ce-- 6084-6- a' : of Hawaii; and JOHN BROWN, $35 cash. Box 193, of- contractor,' PROFESSIONAL CARDS ' i ment stone work; phone 5058. POULTRY JAMES BLACK, MARY DOE and fice. 6010-6- t LOST U HayaahL clothes cleaned; phone 2278. . . ..C209-- , MADEIRA EMBROIDERY'. JANE BLUE, unknown owners and 055-6- m : ., Chong Wan, poultry. Kekaullkl at claimants. Real estate In various parts of the Initial watch fob, "R, B. C;" finder , 6185-2- m Mrs. . 1884, 310 Star-Bulleti- n lib- Oahu Painting Shop, 69S Beretania; CarQllna Fernandez, Union st You : are hereby directed to appear city. Phone J. C Sousa, return to office; tel 3709; carpentry, paper hanging. A. B. C Renoratory; clothes cleaned. Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, Bank of Hawaii bldg. , 6176-t-f eral reward. - - 6200-t- f 6104-6- m ' and answer the Petition in an action " ClS3-C- m caps Specialty of baby and dresses.. entitled as above, brought against you Initial and hemstitching. Reasonable. Brewster piano; owner leaving city; COCO AN UT PLANTS FCrt CALC - in the District Court of United J contracting, cement work; lots -S- -. k5322-t- f the price reasonable. Call 163a Llllha. Gea'l D SHIRTMAKER va-- Staies, in and for the Territory of Ha- ' 6209-6- Cocoanut plants for sals; Canc&n "' cleaned.,, 7. :Tura,.ficne, 18C9 ' . 1 waii, . within twenty days Apply A. D. B. Yamatoya, ; shirts, pajamas, kimo- HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. from and rlcty. Hli, Lliua PRYG00D3 8T0RE nos to order. Nuuanu, near PauahL after service upon you of a certified hse, lot 60x120, Walkikl car-- KauaL C:77-t- f ; 511 copy, to- Fckuya, & ! 6533-t- ; Jam. T. Taylor, Stangenwald bldg of Plaintiffs Petition herein, O. box 114. , . T. contractor builder, ma Klng-Maunake- a. f line. "Terms," P. Tv Oahima, silks, Inter-Islan- d ship- sea wcrk; Beretania consulting drll A hydraulic engln'r. gether with a certified copy of this 6184-t-f and Oahu Railroad : st 6176-t-f Star-Bulleti- n - - k5375-t- . ' ping books CC31-tf- - H. AkagL ahlrtmaker, 1218 Nuuanu st f - Summons. at cZzx tf o .: -- tally-h- ' 6098-tf you un- Hack, 5 horses, harness, and ' DRUMMERS - And are hereby notified that If. FuJIta. anntftftnr itil hAmr ' MASSAGE. less you appear and answer as above express. D. Richard, watertown, Miss Jane Addams of Chicago, ac- painter, paper hanger. Phone 6002. if yea want good quartert display SODA WATER. required, the said Plaintiff will - 6201-lm ,' companied by several of the women - ta Y. expert teL take CCSS-C- a :.: - Tachlyama, massage,' ,- yor- congress ... .. samples In Kilo, cse Osorio's 6187-3- m Judgment of condemnation of the delegates to the recent at 3915. . ' : The best comes from the Hon. Soda Scarlet lily bulbs. Telephone 1842. ttCTX ' " " S9p lands described in the Petition herein The league, was presented to PresW . Honolulu Draybg fc Building Co.; teL Water Wks. That's the. kind you r 6200-t-f ' K. Oshlms, expert massage, Beretania. and for any other relief demanded in dent Motta of Switzerland," by the 6180-t-f t .- -- : " 6161; stable teL 1SS5.: f - DRUG STORE. ; ant Chaa." E. Frasher, Mgr. ' ; " ; ' - r. ; .... 6090-t-f - the Petition. American minister at Berne. ., , i : '. 6106-l-yr SAN-FOR- D - -- E. IwaL general contractor. Kulkul Shoe! - Do; Jiwelry drugsi 613 'Kmr. WITNESS THE HONORABLE The British Home Office gave per- -- SURGEON CHIROPODIST ; ; - 161-lm - - - B. DOLE and THE HONOR landing of American near Erldoa. . . eispltf YAMATOYA FOR RENT mission for the CHARLES F.! CLEMONS, Judg- - ; 1250 Fort Shirts, pajamas, kimonos. Corns, corns, corns all foot troubles. ABLE Very attractive unfurnished passengers from the steamer Potts- contractor, 1801 S. King : Kekonoto, 5752-t- j 10th f, laundry-tub- s st -y - f es of said District Court, this cottage, mosquito-proo- dam. New York for Rotterdam, which a ; .:'::.:- Mclnerny's Shoe Store, Fort street 083-- : v' ,fx:-,;::';;;',;':.r- : day of June, in the year of our Lord and shower; grounds cared for.! Is being held In the Downs that her ....; DRINKS Dr. MerrilL v tf SOFT one thousand nine hundred and fifteen 803 LunaiUo opposite . cargo may examined for contra-- K, Eeawa, contractor, 7C2 S.' King EMPLOYMENT. OFFICE I " Call at street be st and of the Independence of the United Normal school. I band. ': 607glyr' Our soda win make your business DEVELOPING. - Y. NakanlahL 34 Beretania, nr. Nun-- States the one hundred and thirty- grow. Hon. Soda Water Wks., Chas. :;:.Vv;-- Tsudljana, cotrctr; McCandless bid. anu, for food cooks, yard boys. , 6106-ly-r Y. E. Photo GalleTy, cor. King and ninth. E. Fraaher, Mgr. (Signed) A. MURPHY, 6125-t- f. Phone 4511; residence phone 451L Maunakea sts.; bring Tour films for (Seal) E. ; 6246-t-f SHOE STORE developing. - 6205-3- 'S Clerk. XL Fujikawa, plumber; Nuuana street . - T (Endorsed) 6173-t-f - Phone 4136 'for afl kinds of help, or S. TakahashL King, opp. Park, 111BUSINESS NOTICE. "No.- - 87, UNITED STATES DIS- call at lies Union st, or write to P. dry goods, shoes, etc. 6080-t- f TRICT COURT for the Territory of Fujil Contracting & Building Co, Pala- - O.. Box 1200. . Responsibility and ANNUAL MEETING Hawaii. THE UNITED STATES OF ma; estimates furnished. .' 6184-t-f promptness our specialty. J. K. Na- - SHIP-BUILDE- R AMERICA vs. LUCY PEABODY, et ' " SUMMONS. McCARN CONTRACTOR ANO GUILDER Ship ; sam- Of the Stockholders of the First Am- sls JEFF and "" Tekehiro Yard. Kakaako W. THOMPSON, Attor- Japanese help of pans made to order. 6086-6- m erican Savings and Trust Company J. Plaintiffs 77" ; all kinds, male and neys. ": Cf IX. Yamada, contractor, of Hawaii, Ltd, : . - - general female..-- G. Jllraola, 1210 Emma V.stlates furnished. No. 208 Mo st. United States of America, District of phone 1420. ' S0544f "- Candless Building. Telephone 2157. Notice is hereby given that the an- . Hawaii,: ss. " - 'r 6265-t- Dis- f . . :. Filipino Y. M. a A Queen & Mlllla- - FRESH TOMATOES. nual meeting of the First American I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the " 'a ft will eupply all kinds of help. Savings fe Trust Company of Hawaii, trict Court of the United States of Canko CNuOnu and t)neyarL TeL C. r Ramirez. Mgr phone 5029.- - tomatoes from Ltd for the election of officers and America, in and for the Territory and - a For best fresh order 8151. Contracts buildings, paper- 6126-t- of of Hawaii, do hereby certify f - Hawaiian tomato catsup factory. directors, and for the transaction District Langlng, cement work, lota. '', : ' cleans : 6182-2- m such other business as may be brought the foregoing to be a full, true and k5327-t-f ; ".. Aloha Employment -- Office,-TeL 4889; before the stockholders will be , held correct copy of the original Petition 7, r TITT I77i Alapal st, opp. Rapid Transit office. TAILOR at its place of business on Fort street and Summons In the case of THE Y. KohayaahL general contractor. 2034 All of help ! - kinds furnished. In the City of Honolulu, on Tuesday, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. B. King. Phone 3356. Reasonable O. - - smif .,r,...... OkazakL merchant tailor. Hotel st the 13th day of July, 1915, at 3 p. m. LUCY PEABODY et als., as the same v k5327-t-t . 6106-t-f ... : L. T. PECK, remains of record and on file in the . r;S;r:r!iia For best gardner ring 4136.1 109-t-f - I ': '"v: CACIENT MAKER FuJU, tailor. School at. Phone 2455. Cashier. office of the Clerk of said court 6207-7- . " 6141-l- m , t IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have XUnai, cabinet maker; 1358 Fort St "E '" hereunto set my hand and affixed the fM4-e- m ' TEA HOUSE NOTICE. seal of said District Court this 24th ' - - ' FIREWOOD .. day of June, A. D. 1915. r CARD CASES ' , 7 - Ikesa, best Japanese dinners. W. Oda, My wife, Annie Starke, having left (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, Tanabe' Co, PauahL nr. Rlrer st, teL prop. - 3212. 6183-t- TeL f my will re- Clerk of United States District Business and visiting cards, engraved 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- - bed and board. I not be Court sponsible any debts contracted in Territory of Hawaii. - m for or printed, in attractlre Russia sale and retalL , 6140-6- TOMATO CATSUP. . my name without my written consent By F. L. DAVIS, leather cases, patent detachable tssssT: . asssssBBBaa Star-Bulleti- n ; Honolulu, day of Deputy Clerk. cards. office. ; 6540-t-f - FRESH FRUITS i Hawaiian tomato catsup factory, of- Dated at this 7th fice cor. Beretania and Nuuanu sts. July, A. D. 1915. 6204-3- m - CLEANING AND DYEING Fresh alligator pears, wholesale, re-- ;v'. 61814f ' (Signed) ' F. STARKE. ; talL Hawaii . 6209-6- t Despatches from Morocco declare rRoyal Nosau ShokaL Aala st Heady Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing RS-5- In some churches they pray for the that an expeditionary force has taken for the Fourth, Shop. Call and deliver. TeL 2149. , occupied by Moorish tlnd a doctor. widows and the orphans but as a The wife of a man of . few words two positions Okanoto, Eeretania nr. AlapU STAR-BULLETI- H ' at G1TES TOD rule, more wives are in need of pray usually has a monopoly on the rebels near Moulouya, In the Spanish AXS1VER TO 6595-t-f J TMTERDAVS PXTZXLa. TCDAIS SEWS TODAY crs than widows. : zone. I pslde down between two. : " V- - '

TEN HONOLULU STAR BUUiKTIN, FRIDAY; JULY 9, 1913.

i ...... ,...... BY AUTHORITY. HOTEL KOVEMENTS-O-F BILL NO. 116. . ORDINANCE NO. fTlATOT I irjF ' ' ;.; ? ? ' - : :. I , y . 'v mM ..(. u f 1I1UIUU11 vf lilllli N - AN ' ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC- THS-EXPOS1TIO- LINE EnsineeringiCo., ' TION3 7 UND S OF ORDINANCE cah PnfinciGco 77 f CITY TOR- - c. NO. AND cevicecicroRr,'cieci.it ewi-im- iOF THE SAN FRANCISCO: .FOR SYDNEY. N. S, W.: Tf . tet to COUNTY OF 5 HONOLULU. BEING MteoNaic " -- Sonoma ...... July 1J t Ventura fc ;j uly 12 ?L THItTllt CartS MM TONCS. AN ORDINAKCE RELATING TO Saturday, July ft. i ;m i ta r Sierra .July "31 Sonoma e ted .r THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAIN- Hilo' and lwav" ports-Mau- na Kea ...... Au3, TENANCE 'OF CURBING AND Ventura ;Aug;l2 Ventura ..u:;.;.:..,.se?L : SIDEWALKS ' IN THE CITY AND Sunday, July 11. v. Sie rra .i . ," ...... '... A u a." 23 Sonoma .,...... OcL 4 COUNTY OF HONOLULU. TERRI- - MauIMoloka ahd Lanai ports engineers cene-- MAKE YOUR 1915 RESERVATIONS EARLY. and "On the Beach TORY OF HA WAIL-AN- REPEAL- Mikahala, str. V , : , HAL CONTRACTORS ING ORDINANCE NO. 35. Frequent departures from San Fran Maui ports Claudine, str. , BREWER At Waildld" Cisco to the Hawaiian islands will be Kauai ports Kinau, str. C. A COMPANY, LTD General Agents ' klnda of construction ' worlc, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE the " rule ty the Matson Navigation Kauai portsW. G. Hall, str. For til 1 ' bridges, reservoirs, paving, fewer and YOU WILL FIND THAT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF Company for the three months ending Monday, July 12. HONOLULU: J: ;". - September 28. ? O. S. S, water ' systems, dredging. Irrigation SECTION 1. That Section 7 of Ord- A new steaming schedule just pub J 1 ToeadiY, July 43. and reclamation projects. nance No. 77 of the City and County lished by the company and distributed Hongkong via Japan ports Man of Honolulu, entitled "An by Castle L Cooke, the local repre churia, P. M. str, -- Matson Navig;ation Company A. 4587 nusiace viiia Ordinance Campbell Bdg Phonea.2810 Relating to the Construction and Main- sentatives, indicates that eight Matson San Francisco Sherman, U. S ; r Honolulu; "Has "Accommodations for La-di-es tenance of Curbing and Sidewalks in vessels will leave the California coast T. , t:. the City County of Honolulu, Ter- in July. One vessel a week will ply Hilo and way porta Mauna Kea, and Gentlemen. Phone 2826 : and ';. " ritory Hawaii, Repealing Ord- between the coast and Honolulu. The str. , of and inance No. 35, and the same is steamer Enterprise is scheduled to sai Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: be r::- every 28 days to Hllo The str.,-- .. - hereby amended by substituting the direct 8. 8. Manoa...... July 13 S. 8. Wilhelmina.. July 14 word "thirty" iri place of the word steamers Hyades and Hilonian are to SeatUe Dix. U. S. A. T. CHICKENS "sixty" wherever the. same occurs in be continued In the freight service, f San Francisco Manoa, : M. N. str. 8 S Matsonla ...... JJuly 20 S. S. Manoa. .i...... July 20 Said section, so f said Section 7 which now includes a regular call at 4 ; that 8. S. Luriine...... July 27 S. S. Matsonla...... July 23 !F2c2:toaJ Hotel chall read as follows: v - Pu get Sound ports," YESSELS TO DEPABT Sale . 3 - passenger cargo S. S. WllheImina. , S. S. , . Aug. 3 For t LUXURIOUS AND "SECTION 7. CLERK TO GIVE Seven Matson and ...... Aug.. Lurllne...... COMFORTABLE NOTICE BY POSTING OR PUBU-CATIO- steamers are on the list to leave San Friday, July 9. TaL 1101, or call at 8TRICTLY FIRST CLASS ENGINEER TO'POST NO- Francisco for Honolulu or- - the island Manila via""Japan and Hongkong 8. 8. HILONIAN sails from Seattle July 1a 100 ROOMS. FIFTY BATHS TICE ALONG LINE OF WORK. ports in August. Unless the present Korea, P. M. str., 5 p. m. ; proposed schedule is altered,"seven vessels wfl Windward Oahu ports Komokia, "Written notice of such ' ' ' ; r- - l- - - CASTLE C00KE, LIMITED, Afjerits, Honolulu iCIab Stables ;LtS., Improvement shall be given by the be despatched from the coast to the str. - Clerk, to all whom It may concern by islands in September. . Kauai ports Claudine," str 5 p. m. ' C2 Kukul SL posting, for not less than three weeks, ' The 'Matsonia and Wilhelmina wil - Koolau "ports Kaena, str. at or near the front "entrance or the continue 'on a run that will include a Saturday-Jul- y 10. building in .which the Board of Super- call at Ililo. The Manoa and Lurllne ? Hilo Mauna; Kea, str 3 p. m. PACIFIC HAIL STEAnSHIP, CO. will ply from California coast to Monday, July 12. visors shall hold its regular meetings, the Sailings from Honolulu on following nearly 1000 feet elevation, near depot M -- H Sydney. O. o' about. ths dates: the date of the first posting' to be not Honolulu and Ka hu ink am. The i N. S. W. Ventura. S. S grand scenery; fine bass fishing. For Ionian "and Hyades are expected to P. m. ;.. :.'v v COFFEE CO. - less than thirty days' prior to the com -- FOR THE, ORIENT: - FOR SAN FRANCISCO: :HXHESNEY particulars add jess E.L. Kruss, Wa- load sugar at all Island ports. The Kauai ports W. G, Hall, 8tr 5 ' - - mencement of the work" On Such pro hiawa. 'Phone 0393. ' : COFFEE ROASTERS posed improvement?. '"and in; lieu of Enterprise will touch at no port ex Korea via Manila...... July 9 8t 8 Manchuria...... July 13 cept Hilo. y i;' l Maul ports Claudine,5 5 p. m In Old Kona Coffee such posting, the Clerk, shall give no- . , str 15 Dealers J.k A." Cummings,- - Siberia via Manila... ..July 8. 8. Mongolia...... ;. ..Aug. 10 C6RAL fiARDEhl h6TeL tice by , publictition of the same at Oahu iports MERCHANT ST, HONOLULU - 13. . Manila, See Marine Pic- once- a" Successive TAKATA MADE MEMBER OF China via out and . the Wonderful least. week for'thtee M 8. 8. Persia ...... Aug. 2 A tures In KAN EO HE BAY weeks in a newspaper or. newspapers f San Francisco Manchuria. P. i In ...July 31 UN - JAPAN'S HOUSE-O- PEERS Glass-bottome- d - row- - ; str. S. S. Korea.. .. 1...... Aug. 31 sail and Of general circulation in Honolulu, the t; Manchuria ...... Aug. 6 Maui,-Molok- ai " for-hir- Good Meals and Lanai ports boata first publication to be not less than m. - ' (By Press.) 5 p.-- . " ' - Associated Mikahala, str Served. commence ' DO IT ELECTRICALLY thirty days prior to i the - preBi v - TOKIO. Sanae Takata,- the Molokai and Maul ports Komoklla, FOR GENERAL INFORMATION TO A. L. MacKAYE, Proprietor- ment- - work on such proposed im APPLY. " of ' : ' " University, which was . ' ' r': '" dent of Waseda Str.: - i provement . '" founded by Count Okuma, the prime Kauai ports Kinau,' str., .5 p. m. ; H.:Hac!ifeld s Co., Ltd. - ; v shall ,be the duty of the City and "Hawaiian' Electric Co. 'It minister, has been a member ports--Kae- na ' -- County, Engineer to post notices of the 'created Koolau str. You don't really love Hawaii of - the house of Peers by Emperor you dined, danced -- passage "of : said . resolution of the "until have Yoshihito. His honor Is ; in recog 1 TATXS and slept "at tha Board of. Supervisors, signed by the nition of his distinguished service to 3 ; Clerk, conspicuously along the' line of ' . - Japanese SEASIDE HOTEL :. education:'" Dr. Takata "be Mails are due from the following proposed work, such notices to A WIRE FENCES AND GATES said came--preside- Wasedac "190 ' J. H. Hertsche, Manager y of in points as follows: v . JLXJ - KAISH-- be not more than two hundred and fit - a, JV7 KiSEN and time'- the institution Francisco--Ventur- 12. "The very best for "every use. ty (250):feet apart, and in no case since that San July ' o has rgrown !in popularity until 'today Yokohama Manchuria, July 13. such' notices to be-s- less than three 6,00 students.-)- ' 17. J. CAXTELL'S ' It has about President Australia, Sonoma, July posted.". " '' TJveTsity 14. 8teamer of the above Company will call at and leavs Honolulu on -- EiktchtiKamada'of Keio Vancouver Makura, July ; Atakea Street v 2. Section 8 of said s , VIENNA BAKERY "SECTION .That was appointed to the house of peers Mails will depart for the following or about the dates mentioned below: Ordinance No. 77 be and the same Is r ' Home-Mad- some time ago. ; promotions ; The Best e ' Bread hereby aubstltutlng' the f.These points as follows: amended' or" , 1 -- are Interpreted as indicating the San Francisco Manchuria, July 13. FOR THE ORIENT: ; FOR SAN FRANCISCO: In Town. word "thirty" in place Of the word emperor s ;. recognition and appre Yokohama-Kore- a, July 9. 5 SPECIAL SALE 1129 2124 "sixty" wherever the "same occurs Jn " : Fort St Phone ' ciation of the-- place , that education Australia Ventura July 12. V : said Section 8 ; 8. 8. Chlyo Maru. . . , . . .July 23 8. 8. Tenyo Maru.. July 23 said section, so that modern-Japan- . ? ; v Vancouver-Nlagar- a, Grata Linen and Pongee Waist - occupies in s July 23. -- . Nippon Aug. ..r....- .' Patterns shall read as follows: "8. 8. Tenyo. Maru...... i Aug. 13. 8. S. Maru...... 4 "SECTION 8. FORM OF NOTICE BY ' AUTHORITY. 'TRANSPORT SERYICE J 8. 8. Nippon Maru ...... Aug. 23 Shlnyo Maru...... Aug. 17 YEE CHAN & CO. ! ! ' ' 1 S8. HAVE YOU HAD YOUR FEET REQUIRED. ' " Corner King and Bethel Streets , 8.' 8. Shlnyo Maru.... '.Sept 10 8. S. Chlyo Maru.....JSepL 14 FOOTOGRAPHEO" YET? "NOTICE. ; BILL NO. 114. ORDINANCE NO. . xgan, from Honolulu for Guam and AN ORDINANCE ' : -- "To All Whom It; May Concern: AMENDING ORD July 3. t - l ' 'Manila arrived ' - I ;Ypu hereby notified that at a INANCE NO; 56 KNOWN AS THE REGAL COOT SHOP - are' Thomas, from Honolulu to San Fran ; "Supervisor "TRAFFIC ORDINANCE." BY AM ' CASTLE-- COOKE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu curios. jewelry and Fort and Hotel Streets meeting1 of the Board' of Cisco, July 5. ' of the City and: County of Honolulu, ; ENDING SECTION 32 THEREOF. Shermanfrom "San' Francisco to Ho kovelties .i-r ' Territory of Hawaii;' duly held on tne 'i HAWAIIAN JEWELRY nolulu Guam and Manila, July 6. ay v. ;;.v; A. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE - CO. of i. Sheridan, from Honolulu- to San Fran NOVELTY : ; CAriADIAn-AUST- n ALIAH ROYAL HAIL JIE 191 . . . resolution was adopted by OFTHE CIT Yf AND COUNTY7 OF - r ';. U C a cisco,- arrived May 13J Bethel HONOLULU MUSI CO. ;(or curb, con- - Subject to change without notlcs. . rirs tid Streeta said 'Board to curb to Dix,. from Seattle , to Honolulu and ' 1. Section 32 " - struct; "maintain or ' repair a 'side Section. of Ordinance Manila, July 3. , . For Victoria and Vancouver For Suva, Auckland and- 8ydney. - - i' Everything Musical , walk, 6r ' both, as me case may oe;, No. 56,- known) as the Traffic Ordin Warren, stationed at the Philippines, upon .the'estabilshed lines", abutting on ance," is. amended to read as follows: Niagara 'V'' .V. V. V. . Jury 23 Makura ...... July 14 . . ; ; '. 32. .;. Fort, next to the Clarion and adjoining property"on; .... .'. Section LIGHTS. From thirty I ? PASSE2rG22S EXPECTED Makura ...... 'Aug.' 20 Niagara ...... Aug11 ; . . . - 1 street,' between : and ; minutes after sunset until thirty min T ; H;DAV!ES C0 LTD., GEflERAL AGEIiTG streets, in the District of v...... utes oerore suirise there shall be dis Per M. N. S. S. Manoa "due from THE0. It City County of Honolulu, Terri played on" thejfront of eyery automp-- 13. V. ' ' and San Francisco, July J. 'Silva, '':"c:!hil;CV fceL ' tory Hawaii, in J accoraance wun Due, or; otner similar vehicle while of Mrs J. J. Silva, 'Miss Mor an MrsS. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N LIN2 - SS.C. THE PANAMA CANAL ICI?-- the- the being operated or 'ini rioter Sta. Over 60 the provisions of statutes of driven along or up Moran A: H Vlefra, 'Mr. Loge, 'Mrs. :A despatched from NEW YORIC HONOLULU - on any public highway, Steamerwill he for Territory of Hawaii and the oraiuanc- at least, two Logo, J.; McAndrews, M. V. Ferreira, Via Pacific coast porta every TEN DAYS. Approximate time la tran- es City-- and 'County of f Hbno- - lamps, t one on - each side, - giving a McDougie I J. DcDougle, - of lthe R. E. R. FORTY-THRE- E ' Alrs. DAYS. SEATTLE AND TACOMA to HONOLU- ' ;-- ' - sit .r"'-7-"--- reasonable bright In v -- ; uln. "'.' fight. the direc Mrs. W. J. Cooper, Mrs .Addle Bar every !:;cr.:miie inevrythln-j- v l " X,U, S. a. uuLiUaiwiAW to sail atoui juiy xan, ana sailing lius , fcV "You are further notified that if tion In which said automobile or other G. ! ' : .. loV;l33 rett, C. White and cl dldren, J. R DAYS thereafter. . .f y "" you fail- - to comply with: aiicn1 direction similar vehicle';1a going, and so placed Hajek and wife, Mrs. Etfjna E. Craw -- as upon; the-roadl- - - - thirty days after this notice, tne to' reflect the di ford, Ulrs.- Bridwell, Mrs.- Wm. - 'or C . . U:o " L; Jm I.IWfkWW, . . i-- .... T " 7I:ite TnCs. City and County1 of Honolulu will pro rection in which it is proceeding, and Cullen, ' Hirrah Mr. Warren i. " Edward General Freight Agent Agentsv Ycur' : . . .. . : . . sucn' at there shall he .displayed "on of At Grocer's BY AUTHORITY. : , ceed to r siaewair the tear and wife, Miss Kirkwood, . Miss F, expense abutting' owner as every- - such simi- the of the automobile, or other Cartledge, Dr. L, Lv'Sefctbn and wife, " by-law- . - - . , SEALED TENDERS. . provided7 v lar; vehicle yone tail light," which shall E. Ain and wife 1 T. - Lyman, Oscar weather Miss Soper Mrs." E. Ross, ''BOARD OF SUPKKV1SJKS display .'a red; light "Tisible 'from the Housen, I. Lando, Mrs. Wm. P. Fes-- Miss Soper Mr. and Mrs. S W. Wil Ros-co- e by i THE CITY-AN- D; COUNTY - OF rear, and a' white light which shall re- Margaret Lindsay, Mrs. cox, Francis Gay, Gus Schaefer, Request your agenta to route KCDAK BCVCLCPING Sealed tenders will be received ; senden. Miss ; Miss Hind, . AND PRINTING the Superintendent of Public Works HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF flect upon the number In such man- Owen, Miss Ernestine Lindsay, Henry Perkins, Muriel John ' ' ' - ' -- " : - Welck- - ' July - ' "': -- such, Rei- - Hind, Mr. J. K. Clarke, Mrs. E. freight over the Cere quick- and good. up until 12 noon of Wednesday. HAWAII. ';; . ner as to make number plainly Fisher, Mrs. Henry Fliiher, F. J. 'rv - err-'-Mran- L- - . Mrs.i C- Lovell Cabot 4, 1915, for the Extension of the Re-- t '. - By ." f visible and legible during ; the hours dy, Mrs. F. ReidyB, S. Denison;and J - ; 'A Miss- - c v' : ' '' -- Brown ChasG; Raymond E. B. nforced Concrete Arch Bridge at Ma- Clerk. specified. e, Theo.. Ahrens, Hugh M. -T- -T l!;r.:!-!- u Picture Framing Co, vJf i Urs. -- -- - . Meyers, A. C. r. XI. - - . . of . . vi i .v, "Every play- v-- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, CtttcL-nea- Hotel, kiki, Honolulu, T. . "Dated this day electric headlight so dis Boardman, Mr. Daly. tt ' . Miss'r A; M. Withington: D. L. With-- ft The Superintendent of Public Works A. 191.-.- ' : ed or used, bq1 any uch automobile or U " ngton, H. A. Baldwin, Miss L L. reserves the" right to teject any or all SECTION 3. This Ordinance' shau other; similar J vehicle," and every pres-tolyte- " 'PASSFJT0EE5 DEPABTEP take effect from" and after the date of or acetyline headlight "with a Thomas, Mf8 M.'P." Morreirand child. ; Miss M. H. Lyman,' Miss" C. D. Lyman, Plans, 'specifications and blank ts approval j burner of Imqre than1 five-eigh- ts (5-8- ) - Per str. W.' G. Hall fpr Kauai ports, Col. . Mrs. P. , H. Calahan, Miss for quick transit. - ' uly 8 Lv and TT'TC-AN- forms of proposal are on file in the Introduced by of a foot capacity per hour, so display- Ben F. TIcars Miss Naca, J." "awnings ;r Ruth Dvies, Mrs. W. Rietow, Mr. office of Superintendent Public . - CHAS.' N. ARNOLD, or used,'8Hall froste- Miss H. Ayau, A. L. Atkinson Miss the of ' ' : ed be screened by " Lv: Tents C Car: pies for Rent ; ' and Mrs. R. E. Calahan, Mr. and Mrs. - ' i - L. WALDRON, . LTD,1 Ys.r'-experienc- e Works, Capitol building. Honolulu. O ' Supervisor, d,- ground corrugated- glass,- - such M. Damm. FRED ' Th'. ty f Pacheco and two daughters, .W. B. ; -- ' CHAS. IL FORBES (S) ' July 71915. 4 grinding 1 or 'Asenta. - '. Tcrt Ct-- , rear Allen, upstairs. Date of Introduction, fr6sting, corrugations to Tart and wife, Miss C. 'A. Wilcox, ."'. Superintendent Works. cov-erin- g PASSENGERS F 1437 of Public ' be of .a permanent" character and BOOKED M, here meeting of Miss A. Murphy, Mrs. J. A. Gilraan, Honolulu; July 2; 1913. At a reeular adjourned the ehtjirerf ace' Of glass and , v .. ,T : 1 ; the Miss BWhlte; Miss H. Alexander; Mr. - 6205-10- ' ;-..- City .: t ports, ! : ' the Board of Supervisors' of the no headlightof any chatacter shall be Per str. Claudine for Maul Wenterfield. '' F R E - t G H T -- Dr.- ahdCounty of Honolulu,1 held Wednes- used, rays which are so pow- July 9. Baldwin and wife; Bros. . - the from '' and SALE OF GOVERN- - -- NOTICE OF day. JUly T. 1915;- the foregoing Bill erful or ao, 'directed as to blind the Lewis, George, Charles, Maurice,' Mas. T I C K E T'5 ; . MENT LEASES. was passed on Firsf Reading and or sight of approaching drivers or pedes- ter Crawford MrsW. 1 Also Reservatlon All Pipers and ' i:,3 c:"Trj!ig '- -- ' ' DANGER! 1 s. - - ; t:-- A. Mis3 i t-- Writing-Paper- dered to print' on the following vote trians. '; - .'' irt Judd. Mrs. H. Landgrof, any point on tha Twics, Pilatlcsr d 12 noon, Saturday, July -- 1 ' ; ii'': A".XRICAN-HAWAIIA- At o'clock Landgrof Miss J. Landgrof, "Max, , said board: . "MOTORCYCLES, The foregoing PAPER 4, Cap- - of j 1915. at the front door of the Arnold, Hollmger, mortortri-cycles- 1 August, Rudolph, Otto and ' Ernest 'Night firing will: be held with the Ayes: Ahia, apr.1y motorcycles, WELLS-FAR-TJ- O & SUPPLY CO,' LTD. be shall to Sea' tol building, Honolulu, there will ; ex- Landgrof.: . ,. seadoast guns at Fort Ruaer (Diamond Tcrt Ceen Streets, Honolulu Larsen,' Logan, Shingle. Total and othersimllar vehicles, .' & CO, 72 8. tri sold at public auction, under Section 1 - . Head), Fort De Russy CWalkikl). Fort Geo. Mgr. Noesi 'None. ' cept thkt no tall lighL' and only one Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and i King St. Tel. 1515 Ttcr.e K10. Guild. Gen. 1915. ' ha a 80, Revised Laws of Hawaii, -- way ports. 10. Kinney, Armstrong (Kakaako), and Fort . . Miss E. . -- . a Absent and i not Voting: Horner. headlight, shall be required," and 'the July or -- eases tne ioiiowing aescriDea , ' '! berdeem-ed Miss L. Watkins. Miss H. .Watkins, (Pearl Harbor), beginning - Total 1. .. . . reneetronof lights "shall not V ! ' ' OAHU - ands: ' - f - ' ' E. BUFFANDEAU, applicable. ' ' " Miss M Clarke, Mrs.? Little Delegate at 7:15 p: nu'July Iff, and.ocntlnuing RAILYAY- TIME TA3LE Hono- - : (1) Government land of East ani-ma- to1 July. 1915,.inclusive. ' Deputy1 City and , County Clerk.: "OTHER VEHICLES. Every l Kuhld and wife. Rotk. M. L. 2, -- f - JF. ; rraele, Maui, containing; an area - jas.,i:ott, Jr. liana, 6211-Jui- y 9; Htf 12. :"; Vehicle" shall 'display two C6peland,- Mrs HA.1 C. Coleman, Jas. The "sea area for eight miles off OUTWARD. 40O.O drawn , FJjmaer and Metal of acres, more or less; upset e . running Sheet lights, on eaclr-Bld- thereof, show- Bodr ero, M rs. Bod rero M r. an d Mrs. shore 'between a line due Walajjaa, Waialaa, Kahukn, 1200.00 per annum; payable cne .Tot aal Worker rental BY AUTHORITY. ing a white light visible within reas- Waolmer and child. - Geo F. "Wright, south of. Black Point (Kupiklpikio) way atationa -- 9: 15 "ai mV3:29 pi to. Clock, semi-annuall- y of Cachs Deretanla, nr. Fort in advance; term ; ' to- Mrs. H Jennings; Mrs.fE. A Van and a line running due south of Bar City, Mill way - onable' distance In the 'direction J. Tor Pearl Ewa and v ' Phone 2565 case, 5 years July 24, 1915. Trau-quad- a. from Election to ::pt6cked-Ing.."- . Arroswalt. Mrs.- - Silval Miss O. ber's Point will be unsafe for shipping m., a-t- fJ - Notice to Candidates for wards which such vehicle lIs ' stations f7:30 a. 9:15 (2) Government remnant of Kama- ' -- ' long City - : :V'-- - t' cn the nights above mentioned so the ' CharterConvention,' and , ; 11:30 a. m'2:15f p. m, 3:20 JjL, puhL Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu, x f " County of Honolulu. ' , " "All animal driven vehicles ' shall Per M. NVS. for San as the searchlights are in operation. 5:15 p. 29:30 p. m, f 11:15 p. m. containing an area of acres, more fir- - 70 display at least," one light plainly vis- Francisco, July 14 C..H. Alspaugh, Vhen aH searchlights are out the For Wahlawa and Lellehua 10:20 cr less; upset rental $118.50 per an ng completed." . -;r- -"7lf' j The attention of candidates for elec- upon approaching ' front the rear, Mr. Horsman, W. G. Bray, Dr. and is a. m. f2:40 p. m 5:00 p. tol, 11:9 semi-annual- ly ible : ' num; payable In ad - C. -- the; Convention Elec- Used 'Aa Mrs. E. C. Ellett, C. T. .Besserer, J. W. RAFFERTY, p. , - tion' to Charter whether Identical with' a right ' in. years e. ! vance; term of lease, 10 from held on' July, 6,' 1915. IS drawn to ' W. Guilt, Jule Fritz, Miss U NVMein-eck- Colonel, 'Coast Artillery Corps, : v" tion a front light or otherwise." "' ' INWARD. 30. 1915. " - ; . Commanding. June - provisions'of "Revised Laws of " ' ' Miss McLennan, Miss Harrison, 3) the the Section "2. This Ordinance shall Arrive from Kahnka," WaJ. Government remnant situate at to' the - Miss Miss E.. Woods, Miss Honolulu Hawaii for 1915,'whlch relates take effect: sixty days- after the date alna and Waianae S:2i a. ra 5:I1 Kaao, Hamakua,Hawaii, containing Ex- -- Raphael. L. Johnson, H. Meinecke, filing Itemlred Statement, of : i4 W. FOR FIRST - 1. 95.0 of of its apprpvaL OFFERS $10,000 pm. -' . - - " an area of acres, more or less; ch ? " by-ea- S. C. Moore, Mrs. :.v.vc penses' stich5 candidate with ' by :'r',:C J. T. Wirnd, Mrs. Intrdduced d JpRie-to- w, Ew MCI upset rental 1285.00' per annum; pay- - 20 Ughtfoot-an- child W FLAGS OF AUSTRIA Arrive HonoZalu front and the7 City 'and County Clerk- within ';. ' W. LARSEN, JB. "FIVE able semi-annuall- y in advance;: term elec- V M. H. Rietow, Mr. Jacobson, Geo. Pearl City f7:45 a.m, 8:3 a. dl, days' following" the date" of said "'' Supervisor. :4 of lease, 5 years July 24 j 1915. ' .':' A. Arlelgh, P. Wood, Hr02 a. m.-i- p.J m,4!25 p. from' McCorriston, B. :'. "manu 5 tion, to wit: Introduction, July. 2, 1915. r, BERNE, June. An . Italian v Date of 5:31 p. p m.M These lease? will contain a clause D. KALAUOKALANI. JIL, H. Raphael, Wm. MrsM. Clericl, has given xn.7:30 requiring fencing of all boundaries. H Syverton, Miss LL Syverton, Miss facturer, Signor Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and City and Couhty of Honolula meeting of 310,000 m live re pay - Clerk. At a' regular adjourned to be distributed Leilehua 9.'15 a. Purchaser to cost of advertis- - City and County A. Johnson, Mrs.; Rosehholz, MIis"E. 'nu fl:55 iai - - The Office of the Supervisors of the City of $2,000 each to the soldiers ng. - --' '.1,-- the Board of - Nic-ol- l. wards 4:01 p. m 7;10 p. m. ."" ; McIntyTe 7. 1915. Nic?4se, Miss Rosenbolz, Miss- E. Clerk, buildingJuly County of Honolulu held Friday, ho capture the' first' five German or m two-ho- ur For reaps and further Information, ' and Miss B. NicolL Mrs. F. W. Fritz, The Halelwa Limited, . ' 6209-Jul- y 7, 8. 9, 10. July 2 1915, foregoing Bill was Pe-terBo- n, flags in the battle. Similar first-clas- s j apply 'at the office of the Commission- the Miss C. J- - Harrison, Miss Meleka Austrian train (only tickets honored) - . being in CO- xLTO er of Public Lands, Capitol building, passed on Second Reading and ordered Miss' Helen- Bell, Master Mi A. atriotic offers are made leaves Honolulu every' Sunday at 8:38 t MUTL'L TZLLhHOUE - following said many towns. ',J--.-: s to print on the vote of Nicoll, Mrs; NIcoU: L.' Italian a. HaleiWa hotel; returning ar Honolulu. ;You4r,Nb One Else' ' :: ' MA. Schurtzie, m.rfbr ; ! V " 1 In Vienna, Baron Lepold Chlumecky E;:G1NEER)!1G : ; joshua d. ; cares to be bald. Yet that is what will board: - Miss D. M. Feder, Miss M. S. Wheeler, rives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. Tha FACiriC tucker; ' Ayes: "Arnold, Hollinger. Larsen offered a prize of ? $2,500 to the Commissioner of Public , happen if your hair does not stop falling Miss O. Dawson, Miss E. Warner, W J. has Limited stops only at Pearl City and ' Lands. " ; LTD:;-- - . or Hungarian soldier r:r - 5. Austrian CO. 'PAFJY. ; 'Dated at Honolulu. June 22, 1915. Ut. , - . - Logan,. Shingle. Total Forbes, Mts. Forbes and son Mr.- and first WaWnae." k. T, Con- " , captures an Italian flag. - : ir'. ContultingtDesIgnIng and 6197June 23. 26. July 2. 9. 16. 23. (93' Noes: None. , Mrs. C. F. SchmutzIer, Mrs. Chamber-laine- who Daily; fExcept Sanday. tSunday only. structing Engineers., . Absent and not voting: Ahia. Hor- Mrs.' C. W: Zugbe, Mlsr'Mele G. P. DENISON, : FCSMITM, Bridges. Buildings, Concrete Strut 'I understand that you have a nw Hair Tonic ner Total 2. Williams, Mrs. Levine, Miss Rose Most women lodge organizers would CtuDHntndan. . ' G. A. Sye-trr- s, ! tnres. Steel Structures. Sanitary motor car?" "Yes." "Do you drive m our opinion is the best' hair tonic on E. BUFFANDEAU, Smith, Mrs.; W: Schaeff er, Mrs. Ernest make good suffragette lobbyists. on Pro-- Sold only ti3 tiO cents. ' Deputy City County Clerk E. Mrs. A L. A girl does not always' make a noise STA HIYFS YOU Imports and Estimates t yourself r "Nobody drives it; we the market." by and Rcss, 'Mrs Blanchard. M ' -- J .: ;. Thcae 1045. - coax it." Washington Star. v Benson, Smith 6. Co Ltd. ", 6211-Jul- y 9, 10, 12. Kowat, Miss Oster,"' Annis E. Stock- like a be Ite hen fehe! dresses loudly. TODAY'S SEWS TODAY