' MAILS T?c? Il 9-- Ml From San Francfeoo! . , 9 Cr't Northern, Mch. 1 J f ; For San .Francl sco:T r Tenyo llara, Mch.X I From Vancouver: --J III h Niagara. March. 22. ' ;k JUulJlk For Vancouver: ' Makora, March 31.

Evening Bulletin. EsL H82, No. 6417 14 PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OP HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, ARCH 8, 1916. 14 PAUES Hawaiian Star. VoL XXIII. No. 74"8 if PRICE FIVE CENTO

COURT NEW YORK STOCK TiTWO TANGLES IN SAW HEGIRA OF; RUTHLESS MINISTER MCE- -- V,: MARKET TODAY OF WAR WHO MAY BE - VICTIM OF ASSASSIN : Following art the dosia prices cf ,. qikj is stocks on the New York market to PAVING PROJECTS os over day, sent by the Associated Press the Federal Wireless: ,;i;:o V Today. ' a Yester sooof ; - : day. ARE LOOMING UP Alaska Gold 21 I: I'll: Vm 99 . 89 La I "Presumably ( Sane and' Com-- " American Smelter ...... V I JJ a a Mi American Sugar Rfg.... 109 110 L0J ncM siiii -- - . petent," Says Decision, American Tel. & 127 127 .i ... Tel... Lusitana and Kalakaua Avenue Staneslav Martin Rycak, ; Now . - Which Discontinues Use of American Copper ...... 86 : 6ft .3 - TEUTON SOLDIERS IN DOGGED STRUGGLE FORCE WAY Atchison 102 103 - Improvements May. Be in Honolulu, Red Under a Her Name as Plaintiff in Baldwin Loco. 104'2 105 Further Delayed Storm ofGerman Shells SLOWLY THROUGH ALLIED DEFENSES UNCONFIRMED' l-' : : ealtimore & Ohio...... ' 87'4 - REPORT TURKISH WAR MINISTER DEAD FRANCE Trust Suit , IS Steel 477 476'2 :1 Eethlehem ...... witnessedIlowing UP WAITS ANXIOUSLY AND Calif. Petroleum ...... --22 21 Vz GILMAN S OFfS IS LOW s CONFIDENTLY FOR OUTCOME --:i ' cahnoFkeep: '' - KUHio UP . . . 166 i : :. v.- : . Canadian Pacific .165 BUT AVARRENITE IGNORED OF FIVPGREAT BRIDGES OF BATTLE"; , i , x .?, . . ; FIGHT AS "BEST FRIEND" C M. A St. P. (St Paul) 92 !93'2 i Colo, A. 41 ' r - Fuel Iron...... 424 City Must Dig Up Excess for Young Men and Women Driven lAaaoctated Press Service by Federal vVIrelessl , Hawaii's Delegate Will Be Sole Crucible Steel 80 .8n4 r. WiVSHlXGTON. D. C. larch 8. The imperial German g5vem Erie Common ...... 36 36 t ; Concrete; No Drainage in Away Pel?; Men By Czars ''.3 I Ger-- . 5 ;. General 169 169 metit Kill comply with the ma in Americaii demands providing v . riainiui. in Acuun mimwi Electric:...... 1 - .1 General Motors 465 Kalakaua Plans Troops; Aged Left Behind many s complaints regarding the British blockade bear fruit, in a change ; - Deed .....:. Seeks to Break Trust ' ' f Crest Northern .121 120!2 policy by Tr; ;f , , - , " v Pfd....; - JiurneV of the Allies. .; ". -- Prop Inter. Harv, N. 109VS 109'2 Two big tangles are developing to- On the last lap of a refugee - Holding Her Majesty's J..:.... day This is one important fact gathered from Germany's latest memor- Lehigh R. R...... 774 772 dav from action by the board cf super that . began ';ou (the 20th of last New York Central. ... V.1C4V4 104 visors last night npon two important August when tne uerman army was andum on submarine warfare, handed to Secretary of 'State. Lansing to- Pennsylvania 66 .56 paving projects the Lusitana street driving its terrific hammer blows in day by tiie German ambassador, Count von Ucrnstorff. In this memor-- J Queen Lllluokalani has discontinued Ray. Consol...... 24 24 and Kalakaua avenue iraproTements. the third 'and last attack upon the andum Germany ' concedes that the uhmarines are a new eninne of equity- - suit broufiht by Delepate K In'tjoth instances the supervisors city cf Warsaw . Staneslav . Martin the Southern Pacific 97 . f 97 Enver Pasha or Enver Bey, the nl ...... uui-uokala- way warfare and that international law as at present constituted does not;, Kuhlo aeainst the trustees oi tue Studebaker ...... 140 139'4 passed on the Improvements in a Rycak, a young Pole, Is In the city, en Turkish war minister and one of us as her being a v which one of them today character having worked f provide definite regulations for their use. It is conceded that interna-- 1 Trust, far Tennessee Ccpper ...... 56'2 route to San. Francisco, I the leaders of the Young Turk car implafriant concerned, 'according as hasty. without sufficient in way transport J Is Union Pacific 132 132'a ire and Us here, 09 the Shcri I ty, whose death Is rMmored. Sev tional law does not cover activities to which the submarines are put. , v down in - - to an oral decision handed U. S. 83 t - formation dan yesterday from the Orient. . he target The memorandum - Steel 82'2 instance---Lusita- na eral times has been the further expresses Genhany's willingness to oiKr- today. Having - to" the supreme court U. S. Pfd 1161. 116'4 The first Rycak told- his story today the for assassination but always es-- Steel ' '. ate her submarines in : ' original was : brought by obligates v the city to pay $1500 In Star-Bulleti- n of accordance with the international Uw prevailing The suit i!tah . S54 84'4 througii the , courtesy caped unscathed. He is popular- rpnre&entine . - ,Kuhkv himself as "next 89 ." 89 extfess of the Engineer s estimate when Detective Rudolph: Stein, who . inter- Western Union ...... ly credited with winning his way ' ' " .'' today's dec! has an offer - c. '' friend" of the oueen, and at the same time the city Russian and. several other jan laws. . . 'P.y : ; : : ; - 64- -' power by Killing same ; l ' :v 'r petition filed by Westinghouse- ...... 63 from a local contractor to do the job to at least one' slon had to do with a guages for the police court and, the of the officials who opposed him, queen's attorney to prohibit Cir ' - within the estimate and save the city story printed Is Rycak, the Bid. Unquoted. ., herewith. 'as and Is generally regarded as Tur- . 1 cuit Judge Stuart trora taking further .".' more than $1700. r; , with shrug of shoulder and gesturing so oraerea Kalakaua key's leading fighting statesman.' ir action In the matter until The second instance ae of arm, gave it to the officer. - , Germans rorge ronara at v crami Ly the bucreme court. ; ' nne pacing authorizes the paving of In far off Viadivostoa. In the Rus It is held by the supreme court that JAPANESE HERE tins main thoroughfare and important s'an war camp from Which Rycak fled. drainage, which Kuhlo Is rightly a party In the suit in boulevard without sub Rycak's wife Is waiting until the day But French Think Foriress Sccnfw . the lower court, although this was not engineers declare is absolutely .neces that he can get to San Francisco and the contention of Judge Antonio er sary, settle down in ctrk that will provide PAR IS, France, March 8. After hard fighting in Cliampagne, Uw ry, counsel for. the queen. The court iTGOIlBACK The tangles arise partly front the sufficient means to bring her to hini. further holds that any discontinuance technicalities . surrounding . action by Ryack' destitute, when French have recaptured iwitoni of the trenches lost to the Germans on is not for the ' ' operate in so partly from the terri- (6. - ''y'y : by the queen could not the board and war broke put he and his wife began March : far as the delegate being a party to tory's Interest in both projects. --As a to save tip the earnings of the little ; 1 . ' ! ' developments night, lhe situation to thejnorth of Verdun js unchanged. he terrific the suit is concerned, ' result of the last tailor shop in Warsaw against the rav hand, it Is held that INTO MILITARY Superintendent of : Public Works artmery lighting continues.but no irttantry attacks were made today. On the other ages of -- the greatconrilct MEl KrQtlfP u'raitc ilia rvf VtifflA - party to the suit, Forbes, conferring with city offi iccn thie rrron f mvraictir Ke-V vMi(otAtii the queen is not a after Loses Trace of Parents.' : OF VILLA'S siv uuv va uu.? IVAfc crav v atiAivu LL4 VUH livivlic and for this reason the writ of pro- - cials today, said that in at least one s ly. ; ' Of own parents 'Military observers do not believe that Verdun will fall. t was project, of Lusitana paving, his and those of his . hibitioa asked for by her counsel that the : " wife Rycak knows nothing, save .that Germans, of, men; " - '" Out 'The at the cost huge losses among their have denied. '.';'--' , More ;Than 10,000 Take he will not, be a party to a requisite when he left Warsaw for the interior AtsocUUd TttU by vHrClua) Ttofged. nuiiv-Frenc- Sane and Competent ," I agreement until he has legal advice forward until they command the approaches to the ' Certificate Which Exempt i of Russia that memorable jday in the ,EL PA80yTex., - Marchrdl un The court added in thiB connection anc) until he Is satisfied the action of "positions beyond the west bank of the Meuse. 7 The real . stniggle is ex Russian midsummer, they were some report . says Is presumption that the From Military ptjty !) the is for the best interests of confirmed this afternoon four-mil- there a Them loard - " pected e that city. , - when the Germans: attack alonir a front' between Beth dls-- i ? ; where. In the He half believes two Americans. Wright and queen Is Bane and competent to .(' :;;;. ,r, the Lusitana owner and the taxpay ' that t they may perished on one incourt 'and . v w continue the suit, and that she has More than 10.000 vounsT Japanese that have Franklin, have been killed at PechecO Cumien.j't--- '.v,. nve u,y-vfll-a d as as her be--; If 91 4rA 22 have Gil man's Offer Lowest. lor tne higX4JTf at. vwreWfttu T"."The German success at Corbeaux wood is rated 'aV'of no stratetric . dlscontlnt the case far - be-in- g opea- - up TsyTtfieT Rortraiana td prevent the tne bi&ditiSir" . ing a complainant. is concerned, it rece.iyed: certificate Xroa 4heJapaa4e;sltuauonT"Sn6iag from ' x t . " ut. iiv wiuikta ui unmc is CApccicu uii' e V.i , Mexico, March S. uk mua. ' '' patty COLUMBUS.'New .:''"-: -v - h'.l-tLt- is noionger a ese .consulate thif yesf stating that ''A."::v 'j '"' --- - ' ' (Continued 00 page three) - r , o and (Continued on page two) With three Amerjctn cSttlemen, comrlainant. they ere resident! Hawaii, ' ; - presumably prisoners; Gen. . the queen is concerned, certificated foj arded to Japan. held as As far ss these ": : ; i ' lliercfore. the suit Is at an end. Her exempts them frf mmllltary duty. ; Villa Is reported today to be backed VillarreG and Stream Dan!i3 I followers Boca counsel toay stated that, as she is The clerks inflts office of the con CATCII HEAD OF U: S; STEEDS by200.' to .300 , oa the a party to thty action, she cannot sulafe have be& working night and DESERTER Grande river. Chihuahua, 15 miles not 1 - INDICTED BY A JURY hare a "next friend or a guardian," day for the past two months issuing west of here and 27 south of the bor - The discontinuance' by the queen certificates to the Japan-bor- n young der. ', '. X; . ' as delegate city. Practically every will not operate as far the, men cf the : BERLIN, Germany, March 8. -- Further successes are being won is concerned. As the case now stands, Japanese who has reached his major STEALING, SHOOT MAUD ALLANS NOTED - . bv the- fJprtnane in nncrmnte. udilrli ar- 0 ro Ua Kt'r. Kittt- - i ; . rt ' there is a suit still in effect with Ku- Ity has applied to the Japanese con s o o j L. cy - ; hn in sole DlaintiJf. and with the-- ; sul fcr a certificate. : v; . ACTRESS, SINKING Verdun. The French positions west of the Meuse have been" captured,4.... 1 trustees of the Liliuokalani Trust; and 'Article 23 of 'the Japanese military :" AFTER ; OPERATION on both sides of Forges brook and below- - Bethincourt, on a front six others, as defendants. The supreme regulations 6tates that Japanese re-sldi- ne HIM AS HE RUNS court may issue a written decision in foreign countries, except the by fAMoeUUd Press r4ril Wirsltatl - The villasres of Forcres. Reenevillel the heirrhts nf Rahen and tlie. either to3ay or tomorrow. ; provinces of Rissia bordering on tne NEW YORY. N. Y March S.Maud Further action in he case may be Japan Sea. Russian Saghalin, and Allan the noted actress. Is reported wood of Cumiers have been captured also. The Germans today took the fling of a motion for a rehearing China are exempted from military ser C. A. to be dying as the result of an opera 58 of ficers and 3277 men and ten cannon. At Fresnes the French were ' ; Felix Faust, 10th Co., C, ' delegate. . .own request, providing ;; ' ' by counsel for the vice at their appendicitis. It Was believed ': : tion for driven out and 700 prisoners taken. r , . , , ;' ;. ; that If they return to Japan before - Rushed to Shafter From De this afternoon that she might be rally they have reached the age of 32 years ing. - they may be called into military Bcr ; Russy This Morning ; v n - ..y-- - 'v-'- - B2V. vice.' CLOWN WHO MADE LAUGHS Rumor Enver War RlmintGr uiilauLlt It is further provided that if they Shot through the back this morn reside in a foreign country until they ing by a member of the guard at Fort ALL OVER AMERICA PUTS V reach the age of 32 they are to be plac de. Rqssy shortly- - after 8 o'clock Pvt-- - END TO LIFE WITH GAS of Turk. Dead at Gonstahlmnhli S0DCQC3 FOR ed upon the national reserve list,, and of 10th Felit Faust, a member the - - 1 oiay fce upon military . called to enter Company,' Coast Artillery, lies at Fort - Endand:-Marc- Aren- ' LONDON".' 8. The Exchantro" TeWranh" " - in'; emergency, , v. - ' - - a S7 ' service case cf ;ir hospital ; in a ; serious condi- NEW YORK: N. Y.. ' 8. - O O O ; Shafter Match cy s correspondent at Athens sends word of an unconfirmed rumor To Get Certificate. ;.. tion! Faust Is ' said 'to have been clown who became that Japanese oiyzens will receive a cer Frank Oakley, th6 Enver Bey, i:ui:T SliaFTEU caught stealing in the barracks this nationally famous ; as ."SliteVa and the noted Turkish war minister, is dead. No details are t tiflcale' from, the Japanese consul morning and to have been fired at way . to stating that' they are residents of the won his from a clrcu4i.tent fciter refusing the command to halt high-price- d . vaudeville , engagements

i com of Com- (Continued. on page three) The bullet entered the soldier's back with his "silent baseball 'acf. . Directors of the Chamber spinal today by inhiUng today voted In favor of cabling slightly to the right of the. mitted, suicide ;faa, merce m l For;r,lontene.iro Kiz7, HU t Moving George M. McClellan, the chamber's column and penetrated tho liver. Mote - fcPlhVr fpeclal Washington representative, condition- is said to be favorable, nnkunrip urADiM'i' up with Congress though serious. An Investlgation.will LYONS, France, March S. The seat of the Montenegrin govern-- . asking that be take SEEIBKDI1S Judge Elbert . K. .Gary. Judge NO DATE FOR REPORT te held in the case, though probably ; SET the matter of an appropriation' tor Gary . visited - Honolulu a hient, ,which has been in Lyons since Montenegro was occupied by the regi- nor before : tomorrow owing ' lo bl3 fw quarters for the three additional f ago. hi utterances by ; 1 - ; months and few (Aiaoeitd ,Prn T&tl Austrians and the king'.and officials driven out, has been transferrW ments which havo been scheduled for present condition. - Hit)8. j; v at that time were regarded as not- WASHINGTON, D. March from this city to Bordeaux. The king, his family the" Shafter, 'Reports say Faust had deserted v : sub-co- m and cabinet have Hawaii probably for. Fort that In hearings by ' the ' ably broad and progressive The held ' - 2d Infantry company night and this departed for their official ; , ' and for barracks for the the last that viewpoint. .The cor- the senate "Judiciary com new residence. - . suni caught stealing in, business steel mittee of now there. It was voted that a morning he was the a big in- 'upon nomination of L. D. ; poration recently made mittee the $300,000 asked for the appropria-- ' barracks by one of the . guards, . who tf bs crease In the wages of , Its em- Brandels as supreme court justice I Additional Telegraph Despatches on dj ;.; attempted to arrest him. Faust ilea Paae ft tlon.' ';. i-- 'W-h- ' In i ' ployes. $rA;,sX::-I-i- : ' - terminated today. There are no stat- and was when he refused to halt - Raymond C. Crown in a report it dications when the committee will re- HEAD OF EXPOSITION $300,00,0 Is appropriated that the guard fired, dropping him in y Wtrtlsss ; ' ed that if only ' (AMecUtd Prtsi T4ttX port V; I "- GERMAN OFFICIAL v -' y t the barracks will, be inadequate, and stantly, 'O,' YOUNGSTOWN, OhloMarch 8. GIVEN DECORATION BX . .: I CABLEGRAMS should Congress fall to appropriate A petition for a .writ, of mandamus He was "placed on a stretcher and Following a long investigation of the CHINESE REVOLUTIONIST EMPEROR Y0SHIHIT0 this 6um the newly arriving soldiers has been filed In circuit court by Man- carried to a nearby housefrom which riots in January which ; resulted In in-tent- be forced to live ' It Goldwater, a doctor of dental sur- place was rushed to Fort Shafter prop- DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO German Headquarters Report, March " s would uel he much injury and wrecking of (Special Cable to Nippu Jljl)v City, :: 7 Small north- was the policy of the chamber that gery and formerly of New York h08pltaL . - erty, and the terrorizing of . this city British detachments, be- SAN FRANCISCO, CaL. March t Delegate Kuhlo be conferred with directed against President XL E-- Gross- and Cast : Youngstown, the Mahoning AtsocUUd FTms by rMaral WuralMsl east of Vermel les, after heavy artillery FRANCISCO, 8. Imperial ; decorations . arrived today cabling to Washington. ' man and other members of the board today down SAN CaU March preparation entered German trenches, ' fore COL STURGIS WILL v County grand jury handed from Japan for the exposition offi- appropriation In examiners, to show cause ; --' Tong King Chong, president of the being ejected again with bayonets. : The bill is how of dental a number of indictments. cials. President C. was i li- Chinese Republican Association and ' C Moore amount for why he should not be granted a" AVE 0AHU IN MAY ; A Cham- committee, and Hawaii's These indictments charge that the position east of Maison de awarded a first degree decoration, and $300,-K- 0, In ter- an active figure in the promotion of has been announced as cense to practise dentistry the United SUtes Steel Corporation and pagne, taken , by French on February Shafier the present revolution in China, died Mayor Rolph, Commissioners Lamar w hich is one-thir- d of the appro- ritory, five steel companies; and Judge 11, was reconquered by Germans In a Orders hive been received at Ha- - other today of lung affection. He -- was 48 and. Tortlna were given third degree, priation suggested by the cfcmmittee. . Goldwater' alleges .In his petition - Elbert IL Gary, executive chairman of surprise attack. Two officers, one hurv : : -- John- .De t headquarters trans- . ' L years dT age. v5 , decorations. Governor Hiram meeting the directors vot- college In walian rirtmon corporauon, ni. I ; prisonered. ' At the that he attended a dental ferring Col Sato uel D. Sturgis, com- - ine sieei ;,wiia: navuig dred soldiers son was officially presented wjth a Committee New- - , a" ' ' ed to allow the Promotion York .tor; three years and "was formed trust ; to fix the wages of Northeast of Lachalade, blow- costly vase.: - mander 1st Field ArUllery at after t , r ' - the drawings made of a proposed awarded the degree of doctor of den- oath laborers in Violation of the Ohio PORTLAND HAS BABY WHO posi- ' Schofleld acks, to the mainland. the ing up large mine, the German water gate and civic center , for the tal surgery. He then practised in the on the transport IS PRODIGY ON PIANO tion advanced. v ;v r.';?. : by Wil--1 He will leave Oahu J REFINED SUGAR IS - harbor, the plana being drawn state cf New York, coming to Hawaii : May 13. Mayor Cunningham and six council-- ' tak- sailing for the coast about ,j West of the ; Meuse artillery . fire liam T. Donnelly. No action was last December. . . . , ; men are also Indicted.' It ie charged ON STEADY ASCENT erec- y CoL Sturgis has had his present rank AupeUUd rrm by WlrslMal ' revived. V East of Meuse fire maintain- en on the matter of favoring the financially r4U IK Geral-din- e A He says he applied to the local ex- , that they were interested March ; - ' since December 27, 1312. PORTLAND Ore ed at middle strength. Besides com- proposed water gate ,: D, tion of the amining board for a license and paid in property which the "municipality a baby two and one-ha- lf : fAMOcUtai Ptms WlrIJ-P03TLAN- ' Petersen of bats of reconnoitering detachments t r4nl -: ' - purchased. o.d-l- a Alt a fee of; $20 entitling him, to take an, :!:. years billed to appear to hand-to-han- Ore March - no d fighting. .; Joseph C- - Colllson,- prominent res- examination. He took the examina- CAVALRY LIEUTENANTS - The jury says it was unable to find a public, piano recital' on March 15. grades of refined sugar have been ad- "N. ' In Woevre, ident of East Orange, J will start tion, and on February 10, this year, that any foreign government was res The fnfant prodigy plays both clas- the Germans conquered vanced 15 cents a hundred wholesale. 30 day jail Imposed ; ARE GIVEN PROMOTIONS the by stoftn village of Fresnes. 1 serving a sentence was notified that the board could not ; ponsible for the riot sic music and. her. own compositions. the Cane sugar is now quoted as 7.25 per tor speeding his auto, while intoxicat- grant him a license, he adds. He de- French still resist in isolated houses pound. The price has risen 45 cents 1 - : " " ed. clares he has been denied the equal Cable v messages were : received at NEWT YORK, N. Y,. March Judge ALASKa'aRMY at west edge. Over three hundred a hundred In two months. , FIRE IN French prisonered. protection cf the laws of the territory army - headquarters this morning an- Gary today declared that there are airship heavily and that the board -- was prejudiced nouncing the promotloOsOf 2d Lieuta. no facts to Justify the indictments - POST FATAL TO THREE ; German bombarded G O; P. IN CALIFORNIA V Mahoning County grand "jury. " " ,s -; railroad at Bar ie due against him. Circuit Judge Ashford iu w. nau ana is. u. umium 10 we of the - v- .' ": - ' ON DELEGATES FOR SALE will hear the petition on March 1L rank-o- f first lieutenants. and characterized its findings as "an Pnss by Fedanl WlrtUul SPLITTING tasMciatod 8.- - An interesting Napoleonic la Safe, 2700 pounds, double-doo- r; Lieut Hall, who has been transfer outrage and a travesty of justice." Alaska. March relic ' reply to a and 8. canopy-to- p surrey, cheap: Circuit Judge Stuart has found for red from the 4th Cavalry to the 1st Three privates were killed and two the Ions verbose letter SAN FRAXCISCO, CaL, March Reput.'i-ca-n r, - , injured from the Duke of Gaeta, asking the The United Republicans and rrr.-tr- in good . condltiori.. the.plalntiff'ln the sum of $200, with-- Cavalry, sailed yesterday afternono on A commissioner's hearing or the others in,a fire, which broke , v M.(.i:e 2230. - ' out costs and interests in the case of the, transport Sheridan for' San Fran- case 'of Lao Pov charged with havine out today in the barracks at Fort. Gib-- emperor's decision in a confiscation party organization today te3"i l- - C. Pohlman, trustee in bankruptcy, cisco. Lieut Cullum is an officer in opium in possession, was to he had in bon. The men are of the 14th' Infan- - case, Napoleon's answer wai as campalTr,s to elect c'',,'' t!''"' ' s UNITED. , STATES' DEPAHTM EN x r j BONUS OF TVOTMGLESIN ,OF AGRICULTURE V IMS KOBUMBBEIS OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Federal Hprticattwral Beard,"

NOTICE OF QUARANTINE NO. 23. TIILY'! LOSER IN LONG PROJECTS SAV DUKES ViTH WITH REGULATIONS. S5000 PAVIl WE STORE CITY Revised February 1916. EVERYTHINO. TRANSrm COUMHY It, 'JAMES H. LOVE PHONI 131 Effective on and after February 16, . - ., - FOR HILL LINER FIGHT TO STAY AREIMIGIJP 1116. . . . BUY Letter of Transmittal. United States Department s LOVE'S SODAS page Shortly 11:10 on . f.. . of Agriculture, P fa" I Oun'c Qiinnncle Dion fAtJ hnnArV't Unm'in',1 Whft . "Uac (Continued from one) tfter o'clock the WUUUbdW I tail IUI I JuyUIIWvv II VIIIUII IIMV imwi i , ...... i .- .- night of January 13, when G. P. Federal Horticultural Board. Keeping Great Northern on Fought Deportation For Three h of the Lusitaw wd jreterday George was murdered at Bchofield Washington. D. O. Feb. 10, 1916. 1- Tender asd Crisp was told by the Barracks, a private named Teder!ck Hon. David F. Houston, LOVE'S BISCUIT CO. Run for Summer Years to Be Sent Home day afternoon and may briefly be sum' De Rahhal, upon entering one of the Secretary of Agriculture. ahd buhad maiized as follows: incinerators, saw Jesse Dukes vigor- Sir; The Federal; Horticultara: Honolulu merchants may raise a Losing her lone; fight against de--J Th estimate this Im the waybills and conductors' mani uif Cetten t kleenseea. ttietneer'a for ously ramming a poker .Into the , fire- Board respectfully submits the accom ; ' ' " fests, memoranda, or bonus of $30,000 to keep the steamship Donation, a fight lasting three years, J provement la $34,847.50. Three bids - panying revision of regulations bills of lading box.' r . .' the pertaining any person, ureat Northern on the summer run to and during which the department or for work, were opened yesterday, i Issued Notice ot Quarantine No. to such shipments made by fled for shipment to flrnt, 1 a tm m . . . . . x m 4 I the . tinder ; i - Testimony to this effect was given cars. . holding unre- nunoiumIf. u me plan or .1.immigration, tne secretary oi , iaoor ...being ... 23, 11, 1915, govern boats or or corporation not an E. h. iwis. the lowest that, or theuro. by De Rahhal when called as a. wit promulgated June - proprietor of the Lewis U. S. circuit court here all Young Engineerm Company. J 3 6.3 So Regulation 5. Misuse of Certificates. voked license.; ts provided in Regula- Stables and land the ing the simportatlan of Hawaiian cot - " I ness today in the trial of Dukes, who inspection 11. i- Garage, I -- to-- 1 local immigration Certificates of shall be tion carried out "In a talk affirmed the federal or more than $1500. above the esti Is charged fay the federal authorities ton into, the United States, It la rec day, Mr. Lewis advanced the plan authorities decision. Nobu Mitobe, a mate. These bids were for concrete ommended regulations issued only for cotton which has been A licensee who has received Hawai- that with the murder of G, P. George, who that these be actually inspected by compliance these the Great Northern might continue Japanese woman, will be deported,! construction. V , u i effective on and February 16, the United ian cotton. In . with was an aged civilian employe , and after " '' States Department of Agriculture, and regulaticns, shall make subsequent on the run If a bonus 15000 leaving here at 5: SO this afternoon Some months ago A Oilman, n 1916. js :.,,,: v- - : not of a month J. money-lende- r poet. : , xi -- at the the use ef such certificates in connec- shipments except .t was granted for a period of .;. six on the.Chiyo Maru for Japan, behalf Of Ihe hltulithic company, of This revision supersedes the of such cotton to a e A part of the evidence held by the tion with cotton which has not been person, firm, or corporation holding an months. '. - . .. t In court this morning the woman's fered to .dothis job. with warren it regulations, and vis necessary officials is a long poker, found near so Inspected. is prohibited. t . unrevoked license as provided In this - . gave custody paving $34Jgi7.&9 and re I It is thought that this amount bondsmen her Into of for later to provide for disinfection of Ha ' - .V ; , George's unconscious body. At the Regulation 6. Inspection regulation. ' All resbipmenta by a WOtilrl Via fnnr 4hn Mtimul Vrm th the court and the immigration sta duced the flzure to $23,083, . waiian cotton. The notice of quaran such - time the poker. was found, say the of Where inspection and certification am increased wrho tion. time which she is given by The speclficatkmj under which Ibis tine and the regulations as revised fol uveuw musi re rcporcra a sec- number of tourists The ficials, was covered with grease and are required by these regulations, in- retary of .Agriculture, giving nam a ; . offer were, made were, later changed it the .come , appeal States low. Respectfully, would here for the . summer law to to the United ; r in- - - city, Air. Gilman of dirt, to which adhered several hu spection and certification by an and address of the licensee to whom- months. Air. Lewis In suggesting this circuit court of appeals in San Fran- bv the. but still C. U MARLATT, Chairman. ft let Ka e the-Jo- man hairs. George died as the result spector or 'Other agent of the United rtmnAsa svsiw9 aa! method bad in wind advantage cisoo has expired, so that the only fered to do for less than the W. A. ORTON the engineer's of a blow on the back of the head. States. Department of Agriculture aro the number of 'bales or other contain- ? teat would accrue from the advertia- - thme she can do Is to go back to amount' of the estimate. GGa B. SUDWORTH, " - The district attorney's offlee says that meant, and such inspection and certi- ers Included in the shinment. campaign by land of Nippon. - Yesterday, after the ..bids for con W. D. HUNTER, andlhe . lni launched the Great the Dukes has admitted 2 that the .poker fication will be furnisned without the bale or container numbers and marks.' . . or crete were opened,. Mr. Gilman wrote -- Northern oeonle. Nobu Mitobe's deportation was belonged place work. K. F. KELLESMAN. payment or charges any .na T w er. a . which in his of ; of fees of with the probable date of delivery for. m. fi At..'LUC X1UICJtt.i.i dered on the ground that she, had a letter to the board in he ol Federal Horticultural Board, r. VUliU Ul DlOlBUeil : - . ' to pave for $34,600, It has been testified that Dukes said ture. and router of, transportation. In talking on the subject today stated been brought to Honolulu under im fered Lusitana R. C. ALTHOTJSE. may v he found the body at about 11:45 Regulatien 7. Appileation for Inspec Licenses be revoked upon fail that he would willingly Join in rais proper auspices, and not that she was which is $247 witbia the engineer's Secretary of Board estimate and $176 "less than - the o'clock. De Rahhal said on the stand Approved: : tien and Certification. ure of licensees to comply with the lng a bonus to keep the Great North a woman of immoral character. She Persons contemplating the shipment terms ot their agreements, as in this ern has fought immigration authori amount of the low bidder on concrete that he met Dukes at the door of the Francis. G. Caffey, Solicitor. berei but he also seated that he the -- of cotton ;from Territory, Ha was before, . incinerator and the latter had the of felt that there were a number of, the ties every step in their effort to de The letter the board last that night, but; . off was, rejected on poker in his hand hen he went Into waii Into or through any other Terri port . ' its er HAWAIIAN COTTON. ' small merchants who would gladly her. ground acceptance would the fire pit. He added he did not tory cr State or District of the United .the Use of Hawaiian Cotton, the that of it that The determined . by route their business via Great Nobu arrived here May , 1913, on fact has been in- - ' the whose know how long Dukes was In the pit. States shall make application; for, Upon application to the Secretary ! not be a fair deal to the bidders Secretary Agriculture, no A ; Northern. the Pacific Man steamer Persia now the of and spection, and certification thereof, and M kl..l.. nH tenders- - had been opened during the "Dukes left before I did and ! didn't tice is hereby given, an. injurious ii T. : have called on number, of thet T. Ki K. liner Persia. As' the that necessary disinfection, on purpose, will be-issue- " si; day." ;;v.t : if. for forms that a license ? see him when I left," said the witness insect, pink boll worm .of eotton merchants, of whom Pacific Mall is no longer In transpaci the u-a- purpose, ; of- us- smaller all re morning feature of the sit I - provided; for t to the to any person, firm or corporation fic Berrice, she will be sent back on This that don't know whether he took the (Gelechia gossypiella Saund.), new to Department Irene fewrua iiuiu uiv vuui uiu tiuuc nation was explained by a contractor poker with him or noti" not widely distributed fice of the United States ing or engaged In manufactures em " of yet ap-- the T. K. K. steamer and the Pacific and heretofore Agriculture, i these merchants has been r. . ; ot, Federal Horticultural ploying Hawaiian cotton, who snail v ' who did not bid. The witness went on to say thatl within ahd throughout the United ... preached on subject ? of having MalK will have to pay the bllLi Beard, King. Honolulu, stating allow- - any the ."Yesterday the contraetors who in Territory of Street, have agreed to authorised States, exists in the : ; their freight shipped by the wayof At one time the local Japanese pop few days later, when Dukes was beiug lit the port of departure, the proposed agent or employe of the Department tended to bid ioind that their figures searched, De Rahhal he the Great vIn asking them ulation was worked up to a great pitcn he told that port arrival, routing to destina - . factory Northern. were over the city's estimate,!, he said. Now, therefore, I, David F.! Houston, of the of Agriculture access to his - not seen . stat- over the case, and a had him at the incinerator. - : con , regarding the shipment, all have of excitement one took - tion.- the name and address of and other premises, at all reasonable signed by Japanese of "I am informed. that of them but later admitted that he had. Secretary of Agriculture. under the Is ed that they would gladly Join rn fav huge petition, . signee to whom It proposed to for hours, for the, purpose ofe Inspection the matter up with .Supervisor Shin "It happened you left, Duke authority conferred by section 8 of the orrag the Islands, was circulated and pre after ward the cotton; the number of bales relnspectlen ; when neces- snipmems on me aim sieamer. gle, chairman of the road committee, - approved August 20. 1912. known and deemed I know are a number of sented to Washington asking that the; told Do Rahhal. accordtog to the lt- act or ' other containers included in the sary, of such Hawaiian, cotton; to that there Mr. Shingle assured them the city .. - and ter.. as "The plant quarantine act,", do - insect-proo- - Immigration officials be( remov Shipment, and the bale or container v to- f. others who would be pleased to pat local would find way to make up the dif hereby quarantine - store the cotton j ' a The added that, at the time, the Territory of marks, together with use; ronize the Hill line and a thorough ed. ference of about $2000.. Then the con witness as by the pink boll numbers and the Screened .warehouses pending its pre nor to Hawaii infested -- canvass by a committee would In my The case does not establish a tractors put in their bids in good faith neither he Dukes had referred probable date of delivery for transpor to screen and safeguard the rooms In many Japanese murder, having been committed. worm, and do, by this Notice of Quar which, , mind bring enough freight results to cedent, however, as would, not have been ; fair, to 23,- - tation.: the cotton is handled in the ' women deported and it antine No. order that no cotton process cleaning, the "warrant keeping the Great Northern have been when it , .. Regulation 8. Dltposltion of Cotton of opening and " them to reject these offers." shall be moved from the Territory of here,"- - he said. "was proved that they were brought Mr. Gilman i repeated to star- - ' the Hawaii into or through any other Ter purposes or under I equally durable If the Great Northern people, the here for improper Bulletin .today, what he said, in . his VESSELS TO AHD ritory or State or District of the Unit Applicants :for inspection will be re rnateriaLTtmeshea Honolulu" Impfoper auspices. ' The law is de- put quired to place the cotton to be in- to the inch, the installation to be sat-- 'citizens and the Matson letter that he is prepared to in a 1 ed States, except for experimental or protect brought FROM THE ISLANDS 1S1 Mi.HIEt IM lUDUCLbUI J ft. SMO Navigation Company officials would signed to women here paving within, ( the engi 'm. spected so that it can be readily ex WU' warrenite scientific purposes by ' the United Agriculture:,-an- d get together and realize that increased under these circumstances. , : , i amined. If not so placed, Inspection ed States Department of neera estimate. lie aiso iomiea oui 8tates Department of Agriculture, in " - - I (Special Wlreleaa to Merchants' ; - pthet measures as business for Hawaii means better busl- that warrenite was originally drap- manner or conditions will.be refused., . .y , c . i . to observe such i Exchanee.) r. or method under may prescribed by Federal Hon 41VB UUUl UUCB. lilCU lUtf UlllttUik proved by city for this project be Regulatien 9. Notice of Arrival of be the ltT the Othet than those prescribed in the prevent the spread would be solved. Honolulu should get cause; pmciaw wouia cost 1 regulations1 Nondisinfeeted Hawaiian Cotton. ticultural Board to GOuD Ou' TRIED the said .it Wednesday, March 8. 1916. rules and hereinafter cotton, including -- Immediately upon arrival at the port of infection tc other iiuui uio uucuuias tuca auu uui too much. :".- - made, and amendments thereto. , , s -- :.,:. SVpNEY 8, 8. S. Si dairy picker waste , petty jealousies Safled; March ! najneo In the, certificate of eotton cer the burning of all allow to ruin the bust As thes figures, show, it will cost ' 1 - . . i . . v -- ? REGULATIONS. ; ... .ii(..n - erra for Honolola. . wnea ness interests. Shipments and pas1 less than concretevhe aid.;-- i ' .Regulation 1. Definition, tified under the first and second pro ana tne rumigaiioa epucuitaii to-th- e TOKOHAMASailed, March , & 3. yus,m mm scr.jirs on both, lines would increase he. sent, board last purposes these-regul- a visos to Regulation the licensee or rauueu awing, The letter Tenyo Maru Honolulu. -- : v For the of , , : and the Matson people would benefit FOR PASSPflRT night was regarded as somewhat am- for tions, term be - con his agent at such port shall notify the lina roams SAN FRANClSCO-Artive- d. March 7, the "cotton" ahall 12. ' Penalties, far Noncom- e Regulation ..fcy-th- increased advertising of. the biguous inasmuch as it referred to do to raw or- - unmanufac Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, 6.-- :. strued Tnean Regulations. e 8. from Hilo March D.-- C pliance with These Great Northern . line," concluded Mr. ing-som- of under the orig- SHllonlai ua-- and; the. inspector or agent. of the work o' tured cotton lint, cither baled or - .. v : OAnOTA-Arrive- : nllnttrin POttDII - ' March 8, Bp. the- States- - Department .Of Ag- !nvlnir i to be .Child.". . : a specifications. However, Mr. Gil- United inal : baled, including, all cotton, which has nAi i Clyde -- Star-Bulleti- Falls of hence Feb. 16. pro moved In of any tne aDove to n spun riculture at such port, en forms violation ot ' ' man declared both the not been woven or or otherwise ...... - BEATTLI-8aned,- ii March- - i 7; a fi. B. any amendments there- -' V vided the purpose, staling the nun regulations, or HUH and to Engineer Whitehouse yester- ; ' manufactured, such as all forma of for lUrtUOlll Mexican for Hon6luia-.- j " --v of inspection, the to which may hereafter be issued, .may day that he Is ready to jut warreult? , cotton waste, including thread waste, ber of the certificate meeting SAN--i FRANCISCO-Sailed- March 8, to the cancella- l:ef.:ots of of on project under the strlps,: willowed fly, willowed number of bales er other containers subject the offender the Lusitana 12:20 p m card his- - - to. use Hawaiian I &:46 Wllhelmina ler included in the shipment; the bale or tion of license city supervisors young was same regulation as specuicea picker, picker, or blowings, . and chum Jack Gordon.: 'were the-refusa- That container, numbers and marks, tne cotton; l to Issue a new making plans to leave Honolulu, fori In the concrete bids. ': Y;Mt;?v r" - and cotton waste in any other form of " 8. S. CHIYO MA&U sails tor Toko- year growth and address will of th.name : Another meeting be held tomor daring a period of about! Territory is Interested.. I ... unaer any otner trade aesignauon.. , 1 Australia nama, 5:30 p. toe - r exporter or shipper, port plant quarantine act.' f - , row night. The proposed assessment departure I wow enters euperuiienueni roroes Regulation 2. Inspection, Certification cf rthe Ce three weeks prior to his the mainland port of This quarantine and the revised, ac-- roll of the Lusitana district will come Monday, I and more of tangle.' -- V and Disinfection a Condition of n ot departure, In the Ventura last became the Marian Henley, 1, t efore the board for its approval and court! The territory's share of the Lus'.ta- - anding.;date of arrive and name or known today when the federal -- ' ter of Mrs., Carl Henley.assistant, to steamship : line , and dock or and be effective on and after Febru the date will be set for a public hear- - office gave out a sUtement j ha improvement is $1T000. ' ,Wo No cotton shall be moved of allowed vessel clerk's wi Mme: Calve as a soloist, reached San -- company car-num-be- r ary 16, 1918. tl. ITS' ':; ' an increase or ijnoceni to e moved from, the iTerritory of name .oft railroad to the effect that, after paying a visit pot stand tot Mateo . lately after Journeying; alone tn Done Washington this 11th day or - today. "Ia through any Ter- and location of terminal, order at station, he inform- in this," said Mr. Forbes Hawaii .into or other .- tf the tmml2ration from France. The mother is in Paris arrangements may be made for Fehruary 1916.. . , - - 1 spcur-lfac-t. why city that Citv Endneer Oeor M. Collins Is thkt ti intended I do hot see the should ritory or State or District of the 1 and she feared to have her daughter proper disinfection of the cotton, - Witness my hand and the seal of getting dally reports as to the finsn- - .Colo-lmak- e up the difference of $2000 when 1 ' ' United States until such; cotton has mr a nassport to travel in the remain.' ' . ' cottca the United States Department of ' .inspected by . Licenses tot use Hawaiian c!al condition of his department now. mere i nuuiuc u; niuim been the United States - - . ; nies. may be revoked and other licenses re Agricultdre. . . Mcsiay. nlsht;be had spent $1836.84 would come engineer's, estimate,! .That,; however, which project; appeared." Public Department of Agriculture and certi Young 3ordon said he .the give . . D. F. HOUSTON, ; city's-- But the terri fied as baled and covered, and marked fused if the consignee falls to i;ce the first of the tnonth. As he back on following Wednesday and is the business hearing ,on the. .proposed .Improiement K ; Secretary Agriculture. .' the - notice or gives a false notice. of agree AprJl-Cve.;r-- a the- said $10,000 tory to be ft party to the - .accordance with requirements .'- -. -- has to spend this month, this brine his father with him. He tailed has UtfietJor Hawai-- VnS. CilT-1- 6 i - " Oistiibatloit of i of . which the S these regulations and as- disinfected is almost exactly pro rata. to appear. Previous to this, he had ment under the terms The recommendations of;f.( Charles ,R. Is given ; In price of Under the supervision of an inspector 1 informed the. office that he was not extra boost the 'oxbesr t superintendent. of public - . . jDb;, we will- not Agree until ; of the United States Department of A reduction will be made in the sure when he would leave here. He this and. works, regarding . the drainage vrhlch read department's overdraft if a reso- - said he considered himself a citizen the. tangle Is straightened Ottt." ?: tad. the favorable consideration of the Agriculture: Provided, however, That Snperintendent rery-anx- .- y eotton as is routed to or through luticn introduced last night, providing of States., as his j Forbea is city engineer were reported iunf aror-atl- such the United lather New .Yofk Uoston, Sso Fias n ioua. go ahead, .Frantlsco, or .Cut fcr the parment out of the "permanent was born In Boston, and tor this tea-so- to hkVe .the work 'It it .oaby. th road. committee,, but San BI!ay. cf improvement fund of the $3168 spent ' is held upsre ;will put our ; money, at was vrord br such' other port as may be designat- v he wanted apassport. there.' not a of discussion may 1 some of it. Into the Auwaiolimn - ed in the certificate ot inspection, O for the alterations in the Makiki . least when .the; report was Jo- At the request of the elder Gor atten- submitted the shipment dis flume, passes the succeeding readings. Captain of Detectives McDuELe improvement which is waiting be, certified for without don, tion," he said today. "I intend to have infection on condition that the same yesterday sent a wireless message to Tbrcaghout-.ith- t whole proceedings a survey party on tonxowow shall be . properly disinfected, under The city engineer was empowered Captain Dawson of; the Ventura jn .- that City .Engineer George I(oU1qb sat morning- '.. ? ''A the supervision of the- - United ..States to order 100 barrels of a heavy road land Gordon at Pago Pago,. Samoa, with i nn h almoB t- - startled ; look iOil his . Shingle of Department of Agriculture, immediate by iupervisor chairman the not;-Jtno- ell ircommended to him the Union so that he might be returned here. actv ifor, he did w that tthe - ? (explained ? . ly. upon arrival, landing such Cll Conifinj end 100 barrels of roada-- road committee- to the wqre: and at ; will find ancient ixjrcelaia.s liainmercd The message was signed by Sheriff ways Halakatta.tivenue plans to be re port of arrival, and' before Tourist the asr-haltu- board last night various where mainland trite, an oil used by the Hw message was ported: by . C. Rose. Another nn. on the .road .committee at any local, movement or utiliaatlon ex- CsJifcrcla state highway commission. to M. Payer bv the cltv can make the "deficit meeting. They did not brasses," bid Cliinese furniture and fine ;si Iks iu our large sent Governor John at $17Q0. without materially delaying ast .nlsht's cept such local movement as may bd He is to use it for experimental pur asking to detain of appear meeting road ' val-- Tutuib. Samoa, him, improvement! statements at the last of the, authorized t the purpose of such stock of especial They offer extraordinary ; poses l the but his - for interest. and ascertain the best oil to youns Gordon. , committee; ni',';"- k --: were questioned today at the city t '.!' disinfection ) but cotton so certified use ca Honolulu's roads. . - today. The message sent to the captain hall, where it was declared that the nThe clty'a. share ,ol the. engineer's shall, not be finally delivered, to the ues in the way of gift suggestions: See them of Ventura was to the effect that estimate ot ?US,710-o- q the Job tiUbe any con- - the Lusltanr jjroject Is .badly "balled up.'! consignee or his agent, or to The Dowsett Company complained 18 years 53.CC2JI2, addition-to.it- s - Gordon was old and that he Lord-Youn- g in. share, as subsequent , ship- to board of flooding of The bid of the. Engineer necting:, carrier for the the its was "running away from .his father ing Company owner, of 1S.8: per cent of ,the frontage. menu., until written notice is given by ' - ' of $3665 on the Lusi lands near the Country Club- - claims . .j . : - , . J It here.? , ? - , v .The absence of provisions lor drain -- street . improvement was condi an inspector .or agent of the United tne a agents tana age - ttat culvert which carries a Brewer 6 Company, for tionally, accepted by the board and an under this latest plan i due to States Department of Agriculture to branch of the Nuuanu stream across Ventura here, have received : a the high cost of the project and the the appropriation $1517.50 . voted - to such consignee or his agent,' and to Nuur:u avenue is not large enough to ves- - ef system, wireless from the captain, of the make up the difference between the further cost of drainage but the initial carrier, that such eotton has tale care of the flood waters in time sel that- - a chap answering Gordon's engineers and contractors declare" em- been properly disinfected nnder the heavy rala. It has overflowed Into to bid and the engineer's estimate. cf description Is aboard, but claims There was an inclination on the part phatically that unless provision is supervision of the United States De- Nuuanu avenue and . the adjoining years age More details made drainage city t light as 1 be 21 of are ef.aome of the supervisoVa to blame for the' partment of Agriculture? Provided, ircperty six times this winter, it says. . well hot build the road at.all., ,; - - cot- is 1 asked for.; i City Engineer ; Collins for, the figure further,- however. That Hawaiian- I'rior to the widening of Nuuanu ave Superintendent - FoTbe talked this ton arriving--- at n Pacifie coast port and the consequent necessity t of t an nue the culvert had 10 times its pres- LOCAL AND GEKcRAL matter oterwitlv City Engineer Col- destined to an Atlantic coast port mav ent capacity and wants it enlarged. appropriation, but ;uperviserr Arnold Engineer Whitehouse this it arose and explained that it was their lins and. be immediately transshipped by water horning. . Forbes ahd Wbitehottse route-t- o the Atlantic coast port named Notice of the discontinuance of the wn fault: and , .could . be remedied . at ! agreed drainage i ! j y g suit-brough- t - absolutely that tahst of Inspection, where ss 0 a u by Berry Size- they - ; original n the certificate r est divorce once if .wlahed- ; "the be included.' "Engineef Collins did not pro more against M aggie Slzemore has estimate was" prepared last summer shall be disinfected as herein of foh:.:er teacher, t - make a flatfooted statement either vided. v been filed in . circujt. court. , before - Collins - took .office," r-- be . de r way but said that he'terUlnly is not Regulation 3. Required Covering and ; . , IfJ SUNDAY SCHOOL clared. : The : hearing was held last drainage - ; n favor now of drooclnx the . Marking of Bales or.otner . t; as. fall, before , Collins took He ' The seventh annual accounts of the office. plans and-tha- t would have ' over plans his office Containers. Hawaiian. Trust Company as trustee looked the this winter and made, no decision wlthdut full consul- Every bale or other container ot cot cordially invited to- - attend of the estate, of James ahd t Uwtnl saw that there was not an adequate department pUblie -- tation with the of ton subject to regulations shall - . . these . :, i.'- Forty-fiv- e Auld been approved by Circuit drainage system. ;He. provided for v the years ago Lawrence have it WOfks. W'h-- . ( ' be securely covered- - by a good grade - Judge .Whitney, and- - adso cost mora money. To change-th-e - 4- B. Kidsely was a member of the the ninth It The relhtloh of the- department of of. burlap or equally protective cover- - company would require new hearing ' 4- Sunday school class of oJhn E. annual accounts of the same' estimate a public works to 'the Kfflakaua project ing approved by the - inspector, and 0 consequent . 12 .4 Eaird la rhUadelphia: v. as trustee of the estate of Thomas with its 10 or weeks of thisji The territory is planning to Shall plainly-- marked with such ; be - 4- Today the Rev. Lawrence B. Cummins delay." The matter was let fun as It drain and reclaim --the Walklkl swamps as will dis- - - numbers and other marks ti as. Is up to Collins or to other-'container- Hldgcly, Episcopal missionary to 4 it the along which the toad runs; Superinten- tinguish the bales or s Hearing - : Injunction S ; - 7uchan, China, and Mrs. Ridgely of the suit board!" i W dent Forbes reclamation plan and the from each other and Indicate the ship- -- brought by Judge A; A. Wilder against Thursday night the engineer vrlil . '.rrrcd off a few hours drainage t plan for,' Kalakaua avenue -- consignee. No bale oth- f here''. public map per and the or f vi.i!e the Chlyo Maru was in, the utilities commission to submit a detailed and proposed are worked but together, both as to er container of cotton shall be broken - prevent payment expen v- the certain roll district for the d prior-.to- . - port, end were entertained by Mr. of assessment for the turface add lower waters. : . for..sampling dis- R.' . at- - ses incurred bv Charles Torbes dur board's: approval. .. vy" . V r - -.. f and Idrs. Bairdr st their home None of the engineers can under- Infcctien. "fl.v f - -- : . . .. ing to Washington, WalklkL - f his trip has been J. A. Gilman i made an offer to the stand: how Kalakaua: avenue improve- Regulation 4. Certificate f .lnspettiOii 'k continued Judge work, $34,- - Mr. Kidgely is on his way in Circuit Ashford's board to da the Lusitana for ment --can be oontemnlated without a Accem- -. V. and; Disinfection' Uust to his missionary activities court antil further notices 600. but this was turned down on the thorough drainage: system But if the ; pany . Shipments. . ground was - v ...... fa China. He and his wife have that it not a fair deal to drainage system Is added the cost may Shipments . eotton . tor which in 8TAR-UULLETI- ' of j - vaca-- N GIVES YOU bidding contractors. ' - r 4- been on the mainland for a the t and probably r will' be prohibitive, spection and disinfection are required ; r to be given every 7 Friday tion. They held quite a reunion TODAY'S NEWS TODAY. Kalakaua Avenue Tangle .Bay.':. 'i.;-";.:'- :' by these regulation .shall not "be Mr, says rr .I .'t , " v i i 1 second tangle developing is prospect delay f at the Bairds. Balrd The Hence the of further transported or offered for transporta - afterawn at half past three 4-4- - -- from the resolution for paving Kala- : he runs across former members on Kalakaua avenue. .. tion from Hawaii into or through any f ! - J - of his Sunday school class In si- kaua avenue. . Prospectsthls afternoon are that the Territory r or State or District 4 I 1 11 other 4 most every ,part. of the . world. The measure for , paving Kalakaua hearing of April. 4 .wIU be postponed of the Plaited States mnd thereafter . l ist cumtnAr in W OrlMns h avenue with five inehea of concrete in . order to give the .road committee interstate to destination unlets each 4-- waa hailed by a: man on the 4-- aad a two-inc- h surface of bitulithic ncd the city engineer a chance to shipment is accompanied by: a certifi LOST. slipped through: the board of super- the ; necessity" of.Installing cats showing that the cotton has been AEOOAN HALL 4-- class, whom he had not; seen in 4 visors, lest night without 4t hitch, de- sub-drain- a Superintendent Forbes.' En- inspected and disinfected as provided (Oyer Bergstrom Music Co.) - -' , . 4- years.: .,- . r:.;'-- Sapphire ting at WalkikL Tinder re spite the fact that there were most gineer Collins and Supervisor Shingle for Regnlatlod 2, and designating ;.:" in -- turn to Star-Bulleti- n. Ltrge reward. energetic protests over the cost of the had a conference on this just before the approved route of morement. In Second Recital March 10th. ' - - t . t 6417 t Jod, $118,710, at the last meeting at noon. spection Certificates shall accompany.1 STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N; WEDNESDAY; MARCH 8, 1916. TimEn - tAViJ CONVERTED GO ESE HEUE M.ffiLTOBO'S: mmmw iW- JAPii , - I' ; til ma 110 WLAiREOl BWfilflll ii FOB RECEPTION plain wmm DOOMMSAW JUVEHfiLE GOURT IFjTO 911 Ciims vmm 1 More Than 1500 People Greet That he spent three years working (Continued from page one) More trouble loomed up in circuit (Continued from pag one) I as an ordinary gardener on an Eng court today in the matter of expenses, ed Py Governor Pinkham and lish estate In order to learn English German army from crossing the river and a trial by jury, scheduled ti? be country in which they make their ap- ' - " - iX delightfui - gardening in all its branches, with a ia pursuit y' held in the juvenile court next Moo- - plication for exemption. r accessory to grace- your toilet table. v. Walslt army awung ex- - - - - view anowieoge "When the German day, probably will Jxeld. When asked about the military '... V 7- 3 :. ; lowara applying nis not be io Jbeautify upon -- great emption Designed Cjleanseheal, and protect tbe skin. city the . today Acting - in Japan, was stated this morning to the for third at v The reason is that there is no Consul General slender 'the young Star-Bulleti- Like a tickle tack," Rycak told n H. Arita - ' In-th- Japanese and American reporters by the money with which pay jury said:. moon low e western sky to the An excellent shampoo. Made exclusively from selected tone morning through Interpreter. "There , are more 10,000 Japan- night completed a picture of H. Togo, son of the famous fighting this ue man, This "was discovered today than last and Japanese i 'the Russian military authorities be ese, in Hawaii of military age, and of pleas- beauty the spacious admiral. after Circuit Judge Ashford Kd con Lemon and Lime fmits, retaining their fresh and wonderful at gan to gather together pell mell all with Juvenile Judge WHitney's this number I do not know of one case .;" Mrs. Mr. Togo is a through passenger on ferred grounds of the home of Dr. and -- ':''":'-.-''. the young men and women of the clerks. ', where a Japanese has announced that ing aroma, :' y: 7'- -' Charles B. Cooper, Lunalllo and Hack-- f the Chiyo Mam."As soon as I reach big city that could be of any. possible - Judge ' Ashford was informed he will return to Japan for service. - Japan I am going to ask my father that eld streets,- where Governor Lucius use to the Germans, in preparation for juvenile expenses, We have been unusually busy receiv- E. Pinkbam was host at a reception ror permission to set out an English the court from you. garden our I sending them into the interior. . which it was intended to pay the jur ing applications, and I am quite sure Ask for Citrus Cream its daintiness will delight ; given In honor of David L Walsh, at eilae. and also Intend to be in charge of the work myself. Only the younger people were ors, comes from the circuit court that very few Japanese have failed to V '. governor of Massachusetts. -- .a former seeing everything is done accord taken. Old men. and women, together I penses. There is no money to pay the register. Ulany marquees had been raised, that "Japanese in Japan ing to the methods 1 learned in Eng with little children, were lert Denina, court expenses, the appropriation for must take their .'. Sop-temhe- of Japanese lanterns had - r. hundreds land, he says. and what became or tnem since that I the fiscal year navins already been ex- military examination from May to been strung on electric wiring, and no idea. In Hawaii tho. Japanese make 1 Concerning time I have hausted. , there were aisles made of rugs with the war and conditions reports 4 "Our first proof of the actual ap their to tho consul in Januarv, The Bexall Store Service l!very Second' ) in Great Britain, Mr. Togo would not 5 chairs and table scattered in profu- proach of the Germans to the city February and March. The wrtlfi-cafe- s sion about the lawn, and half-hidde- n talk. "My father told me not to say of residence be the Fort and Hotel Streets - ! ..Phone 1207 anything was only com was .when the shells began to crash vmuat in gl- here and there in nooks made by the about it" his - Japanese In Ja- down Into the afreets. from the long- 1JDM hands of the bureau "Ty Open Evenings Until 11:15 ; ' ' ment along thu line. , - tropical plants, palms and shrubs. range ;gun8 and when aeroplanes-- be pan before April I January 8 the He said he is a botanist and nut in 1 , Alternating during the evening on gan to circle aoout aroping oomos Clinton J. Hutchins wants to be the busiest month for na, and the clerks the lawn the Hawaiian band and a much time in Great Britain studying text governor of Hawaii, says Dame and attaches aro kept busy n:ght and plants flowers. here and there. Hawaiian orchestra played music dis- and Rumor. day. - .' "Hawaii is the most beautiful land I Saw Many Air Battles. of Islands, while the hun- Be Repeated -- tinctive the have ever visited," opinion Rycak speaks calmly of those days Every Year. ( dreds of charmed guests strolled or is his about - Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21, F. A. Mf)n nf ih mlM Hot hv fh - tow, .though he. told tne .interpreiei t. lnn - the islands. I would like to stay governmfnl sat at will- about the beautiful lawn. longer this morning that he looks bacK upon M will held a special session tonight Japanese states that the In the receiving line besides the gov and atudy Hawaiian plant life 7:30 o'clock. Work in third de-- Japanese citizen must receive his cer and flora- - Mr. Togo took an automo-- Mnem with memories that ho can never at ernor and Mr. Walsh, were Dr. Coop be-- gree, tificate each year., from the time he bile ride I eijace, He saw battle after battle er, Major James D. Dougherty, aide around the citv. seeine the is 21 until be has reached the age of Dm principal : tween the Russian aeroplanes and the Captain A. points of Interest He is 32. to ruling one to Governor Pinkham, and about 30 years old invading German Tauhes. Following a regular meeting, the Previous tola but L. C. Atkinson of the guard, the latter We were in Praga; a suburb, across members of Pacific Rebekah Lodge certificate was given. I find that a two handling the Introductions. the river front the central part of the will give a dance on the roof garden number of jihe'youns Japanese who V prom- Guests were ushered. Into the cloak city itself. ?! myself -- saw the five of the 'Odd Fellows hall tomorrow have asked for certificates are V guid- ; rootts and the line was skilfully SJEKECSEdSflF great bridges across the river blown xtjghtr ; ; inent in business life here, and the by nearly ed to the lanais and the .lawn the up by the Russians with -- old .people fact that all have asked for following guard officers: Capt, Henry and children, and the last part of the ! The social and dance scheduled to exemption proves that they are doing P. O'SuJllvan, 1st Infantry; Capt. Hen- train of young people on them, .when be held next Saturday ; by Court Lu-- well In Hawaii." he concluded. Gleson, Quartermaster Corps; I Those who fall to make application Bdk ry Van army evacuated city. Men palilo has been postponed until March lstlnfan-try- ; the the Capt. Gustav E. Senaefer, IMLEEiSlI women and children were clinging to 25 because of the death of :John K. to the consul and . who do not receive Leopold G. Biackman, their certificates of residence may be .Capt. the bridges; Tit seems to me there Aylett . . C;7' . W. called back to Japan military duty. : Quartermaster Corps; Capt J. were thousands of them. Poland had for I7V ,1 1 Infantry; Capt. In case they return to Japan they " Hampton, 1st Frank awept by war and Cards thanking those who aided in already been the will in conscription; J. Dougherty, 1st Infantry; Capt. A. TJATSuFIIA TODAY many of people were destitute. making the recent , benefits at the be line for the these age for this service being 17 to L. C. Atkinson, .1st infantry; Capt "Three days after me left Warsaw Opera House a success have been sent from 7mmrm.a Alan J. Lowrey, , 1st Infantry; , 1st we ? heard our property .was by the Free Kindergarten and Chil vlhat - A few years ago 50 or 0 young Jap Lieut George K. Larrison, Corps of destroyed; ' We thought -- ' nothing dren'a Aid Association s , of Nine members of tho Chinese Trav anese - neglected to cer i Engineers; 1st Lieut Sherwood Low- much, there was so much excitement .receive their : elers team left on the Matsonia this they let- rey, -. ; Kameh'ameha Day tificates, and then received a 1st Infantry. morning for fian Francisco, , where to italL In the early 4ays of our re The celebration go Is as complete, practically, as any in mainland long-rang- e ter asking them to back to Japan ' The Cooper home .was decorated -- the guns committee, will meet tomorrow even ; they will begin their series of games treat shells from The matter was finally settled by .the cities. Here, you will .find everything fresh, with a profusion of blossoms, and against the mainland teams.' Kan Ten, would droo alongside the road and lng.at 7:30. p.m.;at the. Library of - - Japanese consul, but not until a num -- rooms Imd grounds were un- many we caw aeroplanes over-- Hawaii. All those are ln- - .toothsome of highest quality, , both the the star catcher of the Chinese team. times interested ber Of communications were issued. and the usually brilliant with the hundreds of ;y?:?. :;'r''r ,l. vlted to be present : : ;:e ; did not make the trip, which will ben head. ''.vi? oergency ..Case."-- ' ;f' beautifully gowned women, army, Droce8sion,M says Rycak, "was tip efit baaeball here, although he will be 'The The. clause in the regulation which f navy and guard officers in uniform,' I sending mat , There is .a line of cheeses; we especially made horse carts, what little .Convicted of obscene - that missed on the Travelers team. ud of states that -- those who have been ex -- both black and white -- bring , through - Pung and civilians In The following players will play with nroperty people were ableto ter the mails,' Sar empted may be called pn in emergency ; recommend; Lots of other delicacies to select V Though fully 1500 people ; unung, ,n.ews full dress. the team this year: Kekoa, pitcher; along being piled on top.' This was editor, ot a local cninese cases 'not as yet in con : ' - has been used : - : Walsh ' paper, today $25- . : : were introduced to HAT TVt v flraf hooa f MnHrama tiot much, however;1 .was fined and costs nection with Japanese residents of Ha from. :; 4 :; V'' during the evening there was at no second base; Vernon Ayau, ehortstop; Two Cays Without food. by FederalJodge Charles F. Clemons. J waii This clause states that the for any "trash," nor was there any -- were rorcea ' time Lai Tin, third base; Swan, third base Tiere and were people eign resident is not entirely exempt guest wanted out-ou- t : ImportaQt are to delay when departing and outfield; Ycn Chin, outfield; Bill to dron. those fell destitute business matters nor will be exempted If ' he should re , ' Ho-- ' MEATT-IARKE- their automobiles. 'iy , Inman, pitcher and outfields and M roadside, find we pressed on,' be discussed at a meeting of the T -- - ' at the turn to Janan. ; r.lETROMLITAN 0 0 xamasmro, ouineia. . Tney win be driven in the rear by the JtuBslan nolulu Street Railway Employes' Bene- - . - t r .. .t ; ' : The recent law which was passed by joined on - the mainland by Apau, guards, The was terrific and fit Association to be held an the club COfJSUL AftHEED TO : heat the Diet . In Japan which rules that a PHONE 3445. - Some-- house, . ,7:30 iuarAJtaai, iusa aa. Aurea flap. cur thirst at times was awfuL Beretanl' street at foreign-bor- n 'Japanese may decide at PAY H0SF1TAL COST times we had no food for two days at o'clock tomorrowevening. the his ma jority '' ' time cf whether or ! ' a atrtr.Ti. hnt rpTlWraliv WB fed OUCe I :. a t. . 4J I.I not he wishes to become Japanese --.- 'V - in :; ; a'- En- ' At meeting of the Hawaiian - -- . "e. s! Gordon, Eritlsh consul, & day..' .'' subject or citizen- foreign ' L - a of the Honolulu, fuaranteed all hospital ex At night we slept :to the open air gineering Association to oe , neia to- country, has not as yet been passed penses of M. Toinchiro, the yard boy or under, the carts, and the lucky peo- - morrow, night-i- n the public --library, upon Jby Emperor Yoshihito of Japan, I Geo.; M. county en whom he Injured "when Ms automo- Die were those whb had food enough' Collinsdty and and .this Jaw i .pot 4n effect -- ons- ; " ' ' ' bile swerved on February 15. This to supply 'them6eres. In the daytime jgineer, will read a pann on concrete quently. r 'V. , ' "' ":" ' TTTT T -- 'iianv-sheen- ilL r' ) agreement was made voluntarily the ' w wmvfto- ftn Wie so .' Toads f following, which a lxcal Jaranse are anxious to make I: A extensive renovations day the accident occurred. Tomohiro uiil.jLlU TJhere rwas not much complainin- g- general discission' of ioads ' will ; be test case 04 this point before the has since died., but Mr. Gordon an- people seemed too" much jmpressea held.;-'-- " v'm-ir- law Is passed, and are seeking to have ein ag ana improvemeh t b wlt-hclJl- are nounced bis. intention cf with the awfulness of the situation.' local Hawaiian-bor- n Japanese; ap eettlcment wiUi rc'atives fcr Ryeak says that after .three weeas Falling from a .Rapid ,Translt 'car ply for a United States passport. ICCESS " will until after tlie .coroner's inquest At of. this vave .the procession came yesterday afternoon in front of the :JCo j :' HawaiianJj.orn Japanese who made at biir old ldcatiori, we the incjuest yrr'crday the verdict w;as upon tne rauroaa siauon oi ama. Ooera ' House. Garrakin. a Russian. as received a Japanese pjigsport for ' I 'accidental death." - - V Here the refugees asked to. be allowed Was badly bruised and was taken to passport but' on : arriving" in Japan serve our ns next d oor, The first" of a series of dances to to ' go to relatives in the different the emergency hospital, where Dr. R. have received a: Japanese passport fo patro Honolulu Business Girls' Cluu be held on the first and third Tuesday parts RuasIaV but.thls request was I q. Ayer his-Injurie- s. return. Consequently when the Amer- - The of attended The ' every can-bor-n ' will celebrate with a birthday dinner of month was held at the Na refused.. viney, were rounaea yp wita i Kussian jvaa ah intoxicated . condi- - Japanese has returned to I Ih Trl-a- tlonal Guard armory night under j .; v. a - cn y evening of this week at 5:30 Jast fixed bayonets and herded into.frelght .tioa. 1 Hawaii :be has. been detained at the j - ; .- - the SCth anniversary cf hi the auspices of t&e enlisted men of mmigration station. c-- " , v o'clock -- ' founJxg cf Uic Young Women's the various companies. ' ' t. The doors of the cars were locked Whether or not Japan : would ack Afoc!3tion. Last night's affaTt. was .voted a dis-- hV ur from escanlna -- jays the f " nowledge the passport of ihe Ifawai- - t: - tinct success. Thelg floor was com- ii0r" '"There were, hornliO "vto'TO "5!. an-bor- n Japanese and whether a Jap I - fortably filled, members of the guard mla ln each of the cars and the anese passport would be ' Issued , for and soldiers and sailors from various If, Hm .wM awfuL Those who the return has Jiot ,as ,yet been decid- j J. Tot Ti local posts and. their friends being in divided with .the less ""JS; ed. , It is hoped that a test case can ' had .extra ;food atJfthe company's coalhopper.Tl:.'Mahl attendance. The committee having : on. be as to Japan would fortunate ones, and ao 5 we liyed fell on the runway and was struck by made whether charge of the dance was composed of My were together. recognize the party as an American wife and I of the. coal .cars. ; ' oie - Lieut Lawrence M. Judd and Sgt "There were many .pitiful signts, citizen or as a Japanese.- ; , Bruce W.- - Shelton. ; Music was fur says, we become so hard Another point tnat? it would setue he "but had .Will all who were members of The '1 nished by 18 picked members of the ened to them that we thought little 01 is "the matter.of detention at the, MgIW3RWT -- .1915 '.and not Japad-es- e National Guard The was - ; Outdoor Circle for .have "all r. band. hall . staticn. To date them. We traveled in these ciosea yet .paid. dues or ifuiy Smmk simply but prsttlly decorated.-- ' -- ;their for 191,' ateerage, passengers hcen de- L WW : J cars for ,14 days, and finally arrived ham who are' would n Proceeds from the dances will be at the station of Kev; ,The joufeey others interested .and tained, .whether Jlawaiian-bor- or iiot. " v equip like io. become members, kindly send devoted to i arqhsiag further had --been, exceedingly slow, for we as they have returned; to Hawaii with r 11.00 XV. JU Moore, JJ 16 Green . 7, ment for the company squad rooms. were run off here and there upon siae to Mrs. Japanese ; nass'iiorts': v.';"'-- - or drop ?the same in , The .Out --and '..wait- street tracks awitchesomethiiea & s Lne for hours, before, moving on. door Circle box in Lewers Cooke . -- store before , March 11, as the new OfJ MEfJ, got a little - work -- in Kiev, ana 0RIEF BITS 'I . pub- - t my. wife 1 a room and membership 000k will he in the and iad secured " PUfJS AfJD EVEfJTSV were beginning to feel settled down a Usher'a hands .on larch 13. -- AT HONOLULU'S "Y" little" .when the order ! came that ;all i AH the .Tourists are Delighted Vith J ,With 2000 ton of: phosphate rock Ever Try persons had not been in. the city " In hoi BnM- tna-- d a ma ziarim whiph mna 4 ..." i. - Ikon wyRft mrr.KAi I for. aslong year must.moye fur. I w c asa 1 .. '' a.h-.- I 7. A 7- 1. .;! '"wuucn Mnfl ha -- aha watt ennV-. 'ftv'ehaTla i .7 .: 7 i ""'""u - Into the'interlor.We were pack- v.".....-- . 'r RTo matter: Jiov at the totermedite department, tan- ther S."- J- i"' s" -- - uus rne- - .even-vu- ,r . - i z-- , evening at - - 4. . cc;;:;:';:c:;d your ing wiU open' with the banquet "after . next 'station was jEkaterinos- Ask those who have been there," which there will be toasts by William iav, jrnere yre spent tnree,aays, tne VT "lJ" r-i-h I I davs; er'Walktire, is at tte, railroad V 'l ; r,ft f ihA iri oi.,hf :D. iournev'there lastine nine with l'"- dt Bates, $3.50 a day; $21 a week v f:cscripiionni:ytr ' m- I same stODS as before, v From I today, having 'arrived yesterday un - v - v I the lone w.uw, T.- i . a 1 ia.J- I A ... . V : u .na. 'CI..M R.-E- -- - Akana of the Knights of Kamehame-- 1 xo 11,031:011 jme journey 1 7 Tickets via O. Auto road, 30 ; - - t ha- Of I tOOK 13 aaTS. mOSC pan We I xruui A .rj'"??; ,waw;r uj ayw Wells-Farg- T: S In? th VTfihlnton f!lnh DOr.Uie iiuuur ui o : - .guarantee the" J L; brought 1 Co. : . ; mile v fair', condition. and that v and John .Hoagland of the X3T Club.' traveled tnrougn. empty iieias, wiin Curtis, who her to this portr'--;--";-1'.'-'"- " - - ' oasiies. new 'lens will be an exact James Wakefield, chairman of the ln? villages along tne track now .and then. ' At RostofI "we were herded togeth one termediate , department of the Y. Mi duplicate of the old C A will , preside jai the; meeting) and er into the emuty warehouses of bus I . a flavoiiry to will present -- the speakers, iness firmB. no privilege being given flfl Y There's smack and . that the prjee will be j; Brooks RFn NnFRS ' ' Brown' will be .one --Of the .speakers, this delicious food which ' j ' reasonable. f ' ; and Paul Steel will feature a number ey. Many of the refugees had large To get'yalue sell It by auction Sea promptly wins the favour with of moving pictures. Jlusic v;byi the quantities .of it VYv" ""V; , anction ads. AdT, '.;: ;. ' 1 : ' - - folks who; like good things to will close the i Arrested Again. ... member meetihg. v Round . . island ' anzo, i.00 ' ; the la - ". - - . 7.- - I V : . t J Finally ! got permission to leave Lewa Stables. Phone Z14L Adv. '. - at .7 - ;' 7" -- 77 STAR-BULLETI- Silver GIVES the city," sa.ys Ryack, 'paid our YOU "and fTnrsets rrimctlv fitted. The Goodwin be-- Optical Department -- -- ; 7 For breakfast, lunch or 7 TO DAY'S NEWS .TODAY," the city says Rycak. 'andipaid ourjsp jj4na.4i-22;-Panttieon,BlA--rAd- v. er we landed iusre:we were .again ar-- 1 . jMt received.- - nnw -- snrtoc moiieis tween meals .It gain first place !2 I rested by the military authorities and front and back'lace cbraeta. The Good as a ; family favorite, .and 7 la camp 21-2- placed in a to be sent later to win Corset Shop, 2 Pantheon Bide. f always ready to serve direct the Siberian town of Erkutsck." Wo your is small matter if income a packet ;' ,; was-at-Erkuts- from the' It that Rycak saw one, pay your bills hr check on the Sugarand opportunity, escape.' , He to iand. the Bank ' of Hawaii . Special room for c With crelm or mil k, fresh or wife went in a passenger train .to Via--1 f,rV f - lads. stewed crisp food up- -- ; fruit this " oiToswK, oui were piciea agm i rata of y Verse from Hawaii," a Greaiii Set hy the authorities and placed ln Ihe dainty collected, '; makes a particularly appetizing . 0 . - .book of and , , tv 4GArH EZPOSIT BOXES Terse 7 .deserted barracks, .where both of them nubllshed by, -C. D. Wricht is on sale and, the appetite calls for .w.t.a. m. a a .p l . nuuus ii... n.t. , Authorized. to ct as Execntor, wiin.uuMurem.ui uiucr xrJie, a leading jstores i- ..:" Trustee, Administrator jit boos and curio a more, , V'- were pui ,.io iwora on xne jorunca--i stores. makes an -- interesting souve- - i ior .Gunrdian. Business, v It f Transacts a General Trust tions. u was nowmiawinter, ana ne i Eir 0r the islands. Adni ' A packet of Post Toaatiea in euuenng oi .many or tne prisoners the pantry means something he was visiting, along with the rest of -- ed them, and no. opportunity was gir-- the prisoner. --They .gave him a always ready to serve without. I lit GO s: ;': " JAPA1IESII SILK' pj)3 MTP CTJBIOS en for bathing. .T. "v tle more', freedom than the others, cooking and always good. tnYe had one bath in four weeks, and he . planned ' our v escape. We 7 'r '" . he says, "and : then only by chance. ica.ught a British steamer to Muji, Ja-W- e .Ui7 v. 7 stayed here thus for four months, pan, and then came on here by the Sold by Grocers and Stores. m M thi Housior HousrvAnrs V ' Then I ran across Ivan Kavacheisky, traoeport He went on with to-Sa- n Fhcne 1522 l it STREiEXKOriOLULU : li ITuuauu, near Hotel an Ameriqan ltizen of Saji Xranclsco j Francisco, and 'I shall .go ;on to join g53lflriQ who naa come ;ironi Warsaw, 'where him .in a lew: days ; 71 V i f j -: rOTJRvrr rrT" .: .- HONOLULU STAu-liuwiiri,- .- u tuxtUA , ;vi aklii e, lyio.

; I :,V1TALSTATISTIQS:,.J be sent on the neat army transport to the mainland. v : jwr,--- . if vf BROWN In. March 1316. .'v :. Honolulu. c ' BORN. ' son. Mr: Wil--- :7 17. Mokihana. of and Mrs. JIVL II fiHILD: 1 don't think I 1 lam Brown of Uliha street, near iniiv WlXSLET-- 4n , Honolulo. March J Pascnlwwl . Kukul, a naUv of this city, 9 tkVe Ter seen the sides of 1916, to Mr, and Mrs.. Harry Wins-ley- ; more rreett tnw the? are this prin. i montha 15 day old. of 2514. Alewa street. Fannnl, a "-- nfltfle ' " TheheTjr rain TefeUtlon f.:.-- r HIRANO In Honolulu, March 5, tre dauchter. , . j : - V 1916, son Mr. Mrs. . EDITOR there thrive. ".,' CH1APETTA March 4, ; the Infant of and C . . .."V In Honololn. , JOHN, TJLEY H. ALLEN . . .t . i Katsuml Hlrano of Bishop lane; off MAYOR a LANE U taking Chlap-pett- a ' ' 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. James -- SUPERVISOR LOGAN; A'motorr ; Kuaklnl street, 2 days old. a number of guests on a trin around' .:', " r wl, EDWABD of 1836 6oyd.lane. Punchb ;:. , J -- .. : . 1 . .MABCH 8.191C. SniKTOO OF THE KniO VO.; Cjcle record of twr and five the Island today. .0 y WEDNESDAY ...... lour ,'. .x:, . - ... ; ' : Honolulu. S, 1916, : , OPIO In March -- xrx" ' made arotfnd the Island daexbter. x ; . ' ? a' x . ; - minutes just : Mrs. Kamaka Oplo of Kunawat lane, as the HIRANO 4n Honolulu. March 4. 1916. 7.' Ha-- ; tnrely locks it road i. widowed a, native of Maul. & years S. SHEBA. former editor of the WEEK,' : rrixe "sinking of the British warship Kin " to Mr. and Mrs. Katsuml HIrancv of - "BABY fdepIoirableT state i x--- i-'"- wall Shlnno. was to leave for- Janaa . old. ,:Xx- 'i - :, cBIahop lane. ofT Kuakmt street, a steamer Chiyo Marn today claimed by; the Germinsjas'due '"-- tn the for Edward VII, ' '.";'"r- 7 - HIAPPETTA lu a VtTLlxiM L. ROSA: Some, little aonn:','.-'- Honolulu. March 4. a of six"-month- to his boyhood etag-Zcrm- g 1916, vitlt Honolulu's infant mortality is of such to a mine laid by the Moewe, Is not a new storjvj a report that KAHALEWAI In Honolulu. March'4. the Infant daughter of Mr. and H ' ; Joker recentlj circulated home 1 . . -T- T.-1..1 w.ji:.t.'-n- a A niL Ka-halew- il, Mrs. James Chiappetta 1S36 Boyd ' l!ntl:tk ... .Aw k r V.t nw- -1 1916. to Mr; and Mrs. Solomon of proportions the proposal of a Baby OI rijoiiOlUlU vuv i. viu tww ' that A resilteni jjuiui: iArn; u Biiriw Beretanla street ' x lane. Punchbowl, a native of this a i My of South " j mi' ' - PETER ICALANCieader of the it v ; Icty. n . ceK'. snouia De receivea wun insiaai appro- LhdonWeeklyTimesofJanW V-- a daughter Kahananui. v . ? waiian oana. n uotub-- . bookstores, March CHUN In Honolulu, March 4, 1916, is conun.io bation. Among; the public:spirited men and ies of which may be had at local x.V USBORNEIn Honoluiu. i. Mr. with Hlness. ; During his absa5, the BODE, organlstand ; Us-- the Infant daeshter of and Mrs. --v- R. RtiPLAND 1916." to Mr., and Mrs: Gordon , by ;.v irl- IK l, band la' being conducted Joho; , , , fcV women activities bring theni int6 .con: . JI Chun Wanof Walakamllo road. Ka t riose puimsues au uiiiyiui ,wmiuuuiM.nvu cKbirmaster - St. - Andrew's jcathedrai: . borne of 1551 Wilder a daugh- ilri Atc i- - 'Amasiu. assistant bandmaster. l. ri-- 5 days old. ,;? 1 know, where we can , tt ter, ;.. llbt. tact with rthe community 's untrained mothers, British admiralty giving theetailsconnected j oa don't x ; !?-- .- Ij'iv; i.i-!-l V imqre We HAMADA In Honolulu. March 4. - tnen for our choir, da. rout ROBINS In Kauai. March 5. 1916, to - ; i arr 1916, Walpahu. HENRY W. HALL, who wa; c . 3 W there is full realization of the prpblems of con with the sinking.i of the Edward YJI. fi;he consTetatlon, but : Mr. Mrs. EL E. Robins, of Kuhlchi Hamada of UEUT. i have plenty in the and jested population, and already tligse me,n not give the precise'date of hapf fn thA ehnl Slslls. ' lauea Point lisht station, a son. unmarried, . laborer. a native . of stationed at Schofleld. Barracks. at : i v: city does -- tide te Japan. 56 years old. - i: Kra. IlaU left for tha coast-l- a. tharyv ..,.' Vv an'd'wbmen'-are-comiofoVifar- iup-po- st 4, transport yesterday in strong pening, but from the context it is apparent that 1C HAMRlCKi meteorologist MARRIED. KAAIHUE In Honolulu. . March t. Sheridan . ea, : r.Niv Xr Texan-Mexica- n fcor-- : ' way to s ; : We ; 1916, Mra. : H elen JU . Kaaihue of their the I3aby Veek. , was m December or early 4in Januarj" J United States weather birear- - a of . ;; 'C:; it late ; der, where lieutenant, ,been?.-.j- fore- HORTl-PACHEC- O Jack lane, off Nuuanu avenue, a na the has came 6ut o witlx our In Honolulu ' ; beautiftilir . : ',-V1- - 3 years X u- Jkfainland communities have held such edu- casts aurlng CarnlraJ week - that I'm March' 4, 1916. John S. Horta and Uve of this city, months transferred.' a 15 days cational events as is planned for Honolulu; with cause to aNoine, but does not iweal the loca- almost afraid a mak any predictions Miss Maria J. Pacheco, Rev. Fathe f old. ' new I'll poil repntatlon; x Ulrlsh. Taube, of the (Catholic Ca- PANG In Honolulu; BlarcL' 4. 1916, MARRIAGE LICENSES. officially. stated- - forbear bar. definite results in "saving the youngsters.' tion of the event . It; is f that thedral,, .officiating, v Witnesses - Tung Sung, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ah - ' Witainfy t- Robert . . . '. .2 object-les-fou- only: anil of : G. . AYEBV ; I Manuel SUva Horta and Antonio P. .. Pang of Alakea Street, S months 12 Nlson.w American. V.. pxhibits, helpful s the casualties numbered two, both shall : 7 Physical lectures,' Plt!e -- ',- . ' ; Madeline O. K. 5mith," American.'. :1S iac-f- thel baby welfare, educational Pacheco. : . days ol ';., X , of a - city after, city these merely cases of injury. Because: kAMAHALO-POSTE- R Honolulu, given to families ia ba the campaign' Is to be . held In order In MOORE In vOroviile, Butte County, that v v v mainland have resulted sin more intelli- yery heavy,:sea runhingit wis jmpossibleto to prepare for a. Bab j Welfare. Week. V March WiUiatn." Kamahalo J Cat, February 21, 1916, Robert Palmer McCabe, 2: vastly .:-- tfe-sery- es Mra.'ini.Mary Ann Ftoster. Rev. S, " Adrienne Costa, Portuguese .16' "Vi .' It a: splendid; movemfenfand Sand ;. James Moore, husband of Mrs. ' ' and; seaman 'Is: " v- - . vessjel, every ohcer v . gent care of the children. The pathetic eager- save the but much eonslderattoit by. the peo N.- - Lakua," assistant pastor of the 'Emma Moore, formerly Mrs. Emma o Ka-Maku- a - Q to standing by; Mau Loa church, officiat- 1 ; Honolulu, ' Iron BUI LOIN PERMITS ness of thousands of mothers to :kriow how . to was safely transferred a cruiser " Lillis.. of structural 1 V ing. Witnesses Mrs. N. Lnkm worker, a of Canada, 37 years constructed 1902. a j native - ' protect evil disease, The Edward VII. was in Mrs. K.: Mathews. '3 - y x ; Wm. Gillies and J. '.W. CarroVt'wn? V : ' ' their ifants from the of R.p, BOdtlCtreasurerlTred .1 r and Old. ""' ':X- ' ' -- PUNOHU-PIKO-I- n Honolulw. March era. Location is Palolo, tsauka sMa lr ' llesser careevl-(- U -- 1 am giad PAUnOliOLANl---In Ito"nolula.'March or the scarcely evil ojJacJc'of an. - . Wtldrou, Ltd.t' that the v v cbmlnjif 14 Monday 4; 1916," llelelani Punohu and Miss 1916 of.Pauahi street, 5 ft. mauka from. Great Northern .is 7; Solomon Lehuanul K. Paie ' 1 greai ' QIVBILYAH. T - avenue.4' Dwelllrg. Wnl. ' ' nees th need for pjopuiatitcation. UPHELD, IK SPITE this 'time: Instead .of1 Sunday.: "We Kalawe- Plko, EJder Ernest L, Miner, ; ohOlanC of Uliha street, widowed, a end of Eighth s, t pt the Church of Jesus Christ' of K 72 years Gillies' and J. W. Carrol. t':!::5ra and ; wofi't' "hate to keen' , oben. Sunday ' native of Hilo; Hawaii, and This is a day pndiage wbentlie ''conservation 4 .j y : Day officiating. Wit-- ; : ; ne tnucn a of rest 1f Latte.". Saints; 16 days old.'? A V ;..VV architects. Estimate 'tost ;:;d. wol-far- wouidn dar v. ( e ' neases John Palimoo. and . MaM f human Jife afid the promotiaii of human ;r President ils!sUstand forl rientral jJrlgbts ' . arrlT . SHUGITA IP Honolulu, March 7, she. ere tf tnent - ' Mlkasobe. . ?V--- : Bigelow. owner. . la tipheltj. X 19 16 Mrscr Eno Shugita, of Aala II. Location xlemaiiping the.tllbnght sea has been by C - : are of at impressive ABELUANA-KOZI- i-- firste'vijo1 travel .'?' Ri NOGG com: . In WaUaka "streeti a native of Kumamoto-ken-, KalmukL mauka side of; Pehu' streeL'X LIEtlTV'. U ; : and attention o social woykers.Tt.vis not a mat majoritleirrrith fact CompanV ; A. Signal Maul, March .Ii916r'AneiUaAb2-- : ; 'Japan,' '2 ' jrea rs, een montha and L. II.- Bigelow, builder and'. xnandlnK Field .. - Corps."Nallonal tJuard Hawaii: ; My Una.' of VHamakuapoko, and Miss 20 days old.- - r i . i t architect Estimate cost. ilia. ter of concern only to fatlsc rs andjmptiiers;but which will not beiost upon thecnanc'elleris pf tt - . 4.1n IT i Bessie Koiic; of Keahna. Rev. " ' ; company got its . uniform Monday ' - J Ood-;:ove- pastor "i - to the entire communitjv VChjlilren have a n Europe; The fnrthe rcoln .B.'Kaumeheiwa, " li except We'Jl get ; , - -; night, - . ,' ii11jt;:tfare he;ars.,, . - J" ' x- church,' ofa r? V Kaahumanu Hawaiian ;. - '.'- -i I- cases' was them later. The - boys" afe getting . , u ,',.;- - ,. I w . :..atpn2ethatfc'theDe .' up '"-''v-- right to grow sound and -t iidnnair licalthj,' .'-; j i.- ' shape'ratlldj .lMiing.rtlX- iXX,XX:;'.u r.XX - ; - : Wbrked Jntfar In-- ; V non-partisan- .'! WaUuku. in body and mind;;.Thcyarerthe; istuft from Conservative atd Radical Demo- j&ii x : - . ; March, 1916,. C. CabraL .!:.. '."H jl Maul, 1, John ; -i-- A; BALCH; triahigeVraaio -- ' ..liich the future citizenship of llawau must be cratsj progressive" and stan3pat Republicans ' -:' 6f .WaUuku; and Mrs.r Augus ta F. - ,- t partmedC Mutual Tfeiephorie : Com!-cany- ;: c c;w?;' V.crnv - ' I V' Phillips,' of Makawao," .Reverend Moulded. . From 'every standpoint economic alike supported the president. on, the qther All blg' ":-::'--;- he radio stations 6a - ' I ; :' Father Justin, of the Catholic n ;.--':;--- ; x :Mp;; : ; jaoV; 15 well popular education in nana, me vore againsi nimr,was aiso recrmieu Pahu-- are more than' .miles - Church of St. Anthony, officiating; w , Uv apart We nare to be cAreful about E :he care and upbringing of the child is ah ac- from' both parties' ' CHEUNG-T- Jn WaUuku February i j'7't,':::S'M yt are lengths so 'as not to get in the 29, .1916, Cheung ,Kook Chung,of tivity worthy the best- - thought and energy of r- Qui te as significant in a political, se,nse as thej way fif each other's messages; 3, Miss Te, of - ' . 'Camp and Hattie 1 r. - ie. 11 a ? 1 a 12 ia. ;' - l . Camp 8,. Ensign Charles PuckCof thtt Honolulu's grownups, : : Victory oj me presiuenilj was ine acuye aua.open -- ;WVAT: 'i VTUJA assistant . delating. Salvation Army of t a lorn? ar "Baby Week"" can be easily carried out here opposition ) fostered.C byi Bryant obseryer," ; United S,tafesv; weather GOMEEREIRA In WaUuku. Mani; Bxcreta; We often see .two rainbows will-t- ; bireau February 29, 1916, Joseph Gomes and , evei o Hev opened headquarters in Washington;: and ' ith the number of men arid women aV oncd in 'different yallfs frtm our Miss Mary Pereira, both of Walhee, give time and energy to such pubKcan--. organized his supporters in Congress with, the Observation7 tower. W?V .hiveS the ;' Reverend Father Justin, of the Cath finest View of ,hd.p itVjfijid TeadUkr-ho-$ i ollc Church of St. Anthony, offlclat--: rests. And such week and educational persistency, and much of the method of th olds Tess ! a its from ;.downtown. : -'' i ; edge of Kapiolani Park arid than obtainable t ajf Inr. '".'xx.i Onihe very ( Captain. CA8TRO-KAWAW- A time! ;was .thennon!iclal location.; tn tWallukn, '.. rk moan little Kves'saved and other little J:ward Jle , Minutes walk to the beach we have a pretty bun- - ; Maui,-Februar- y ilO K- - work-- 28, 1916. Emlllo Caa r r whipM;of the antiyilson"I)emocrals, : - c?i lives': made happier and sweeter, vby bodily - .1 ' '7 HORACE, W. VAUQHAN: When tro- , Miss Katherine Kawawa, t iralow home ,whch Uhelowner:!wants. tQ dispose of ;- and ' ' - : - ing tol offset1 th4 organization Senator I ; Gordon, andTPoni ICorklll .Reverend; ,.:Uh. '. .: v- '''- Sunder' told Jack bothof Walhee. Fathei quickly.; low prieev is a in hourp, v !' , re- Henee the It ; that :T suspected they had .been x Justin, vif. the Catholic Church of James the administration whip. there: was " ; If bit cruited for the Brlfish itmy; they Si Anthony, tfficlatlng. ... ; interior - unisueu . auraciiveiy j iu wyuu,. ,e.v.iS' ever any doubt Jiryan intends to nght tne: tfiey iniended'i le.ave Hono DUARTE-NOBRI- G A In Waipahn; op, that v tr'ec.?, . . "Aiirr.ioA Dors - - - throughout: Lot is 50x100 feet, nice lawn and hot consist Now they ha?- gone.;' . guess .Oahu,- Febrnarjr. 28; 1916, John Da- president up and, down '.the, ; this: spring, lulu. 7 J G?.oura. tlina their', going was prompted more hy arte and Miss Joaqulna Nobriga, room in.no Itlc - summer, and- jfallthe; courseYottheI iGreat; ;. Windels, of ! - loyauy man anyimng eise., ..':vi4 Rev,. Father Charles: U V chicken yard. Close to carline. Electricity and city- ;w:ifi.!. -- ; Catholic" church,- - . officiating . r CoTrrrnoner'': white has been the ' Phira3elphTa thetraVel Issued wUnefisea-Valentl- ne. i -- ; .; ident Yukon's speeeh'in I CIARSHAti j.v j. siiimr)Toni f Nobriga, Jr. V:;;watr,V,Pfhbne. 377. :i'; : r; v - .u ' ' ; r' iiewly-naturalize- up'iin Congress.hcruld effectually dispose of my gam. Nobriga. v , di 'citizens' corner, of officepIodks Tike a and Aldurla h. i'o.to ap-rarat- us LUBININAY-KAWAW- A - Lilis that .'dT'.r?; Wing . den.' There'. s. , pile of In Wallnkn, r.-.- : utterances, doubts . a cr.o cf his fmcst v The for Tbadlnst d fi that they , Maui, February '2?, 1916, Juan Lu ; " :np; a' time' hininay . and Miss Emma Kawawa, :a'i) education 'committee of the. Y.; II. .,:: v. VIII turn toaturar '.y'ejy and tdrmanufacturlxiig; opium cans that v' both of. Walhee, Rev. Father Justin, A. is dl. ti iLuli::0' it here in. pamphlet! fonfi ; Spending $20,6o6" and disturbing '? tne! wnole look like the teal, thtex from.' Hong of, the Catholic Church of St. An- - offlclating.' ' ' --" x it is well worthy of further publicity The countryin order that six.or seven thousands of kong:: They were taken. In one ofMc thony, '. b.' ' ?OMBO- -MON1Z In . Walluku; Maui, - Cuffle's'rkldsl'T iv ident raid in part: :- - ": dollars may be appropriated to;.pipce ;out the $M'4ii;ti'U February 27, 1916, Antonio Silva j'."A":v Mf' expenses of -- occurs If. e; v.ogoTT, city purcnasmg Pombo. Jr of WaUuku,. and Miss "You have just taken an oath of allegiance the, Honolulu circuit court v 'agent;'' I r.y '.men uycity supplies ; --'Mary Alice Monlz,' of Kula."Rever-v- ) the United States, Of allegiance to whom? to us as about the results' to be expected from i. iwltt c'rif r.from! this eudtFather Athanasius, of the Cath--1 Anthony, of ficiat--' Cer-r-. special of heJegislatnre.';37e4-:no- de olic Church of St.. !; allegiance' to no one unless it be Qod. ; session ' ' -- w"';'-- ' . T: ' H" , ; tr; '1 :' V dity-fie-- ' 'to. ; ti n I y to UM-KTM--- In 6, ly not of allegiance to those who tempor-;il- opposed the idea of a special session partncA' J"to Cwifle JiThey ' Honoluliu March bt Oiie.' Soon Moon and Miss Kim represent great government. You wish first to have abetter; reason for it; than west i t-- sw- - fa a i'tor arid say 1916Lim this ' iser Ml 1 -- ' Ponsr' Soon; Rev. It, S. Hong, pastor fbrwardGarden-Island- I ' ..V .vc tuken ancoath of allegiance tola great has yet been put ;j;rice'4 Conld' get -- for t th Korean Methodist Episcopal iy iloitla (C'?-Ybti- . t tie officiating; - 'can'lhicl.'nothing ".better,, npthing''mbre ' t 'Church, 'Wltnessesy.' arr ::1, to a'grtat body of principles, to a great .them.- Jv?. :"pj Chlng and K. IU Lee,' ; '' ; '. ;;'!. - a ' 'r tl:e human race. You have said ' We' fjif? In Walafua, riafe than r 'u' cf ; February reports' show; that: vthV American ;? 4 1916, ' Mahuel-Al-wmeld- a ' Oahu, March - - -- v-, Ar. to only living, t,inee,r:J-- my now, : ? cpo on . - t America, cot to earn a munitions and war supplies vtrade .has .reached tavsr ;trontles. Jv$t and Miss Laura Candido,-Rev- souvmnu ' for--1 km' ;tlaned by ,.the public t only ' - things which was more f,elz Father Sebastian Konze, curate of .' tw.. uJ it its climax and in several lines'there"are ndltic.' display. , re e ; "more of less for thd pcf condition' of the Walalua" Catholic Church, of VixltP$ See ouf window Engraved f ; tv we were born,-bu- t to '..acult obtain where able declines. ;' The Allies havenoV so iysUnV the reads trd.the fact lsat'ttmost;no 'X Witnesses Anastacio t It hu-r.- wcrk: . them. ,.. - ) forw'.rd the great enterprises of the n they! 'pxo--, is telig done ion' .There Vierra" and Jessie VIerra. '"j .? atized their manufacturing that . can in the cUy; treasury, to AGURA March "?, VIEIR A JEWELRY CO., Ltd. ;.. ;ft to AOKI la Hcnolulu, 4 spiri let men !;rqw that everywhere duci; ; shellsTand tihtr Supplies at lower cost Vork with aid there.-vfi- fcot oercntll ; 1916, Seijirb'Aoki. Japanese; iigs'U 113 H: July 1; grlh and tear : the Wv rid there are men who will cross after sol have'lo 'years, ' to Osano Ogura, Japanese, oe ?" man inese can uvugmjn .ine jjmieu oiuit;s the criticism. January's stbrm caused age 37. 'Ceremony performed by c ans and go where a speech is spok--: ? :ra::;;3 and shipped to England. Henry:u Clews, j the the: greatest tirt'ef: the "overdraft of Rev. Y; Imamnra. ;x .VV' r.u, .r x - re- OJIRI-TAMASHIT- ; w- - i i to them, what-vc- r mydcparUaeat Roads;Tia4 to'be O In Honolulu, which alien lmowii tliat' New York paiiker, jidtes moreover ; Oreat t ihat paired," money yoif ni money, and ?the p March 6, 1916, Kenkichl OJirt; Japa-- is one longing ; -- ; the rcech, thtro but and Britain is discouraging'imports, which of course workvwas jdone.. The .Vbocks 'were nese," age 36. years, to Haywo Ya-- ; ..ff- - .;'f ;! iV J .iterance; f the 'human hearjt, and that is for tends to lessen U. export moijUis .behind" wnea V cacie, into ofr rmashlto, ' Japanese; age 23- years. ? trade. - v Furnished fide itM3- only lately bate Y, Ima-- . 1 xtd thit J Ceremony performed by Rev. '7 " you bring all 1,- -. ? rty a: And while - ' justice "- Kit .finaih v-- ' ad any Jitite dea, lth Eiura. a . ": ', TAKEUiSin-KAWANAK- - Mar.' 1)IV 2 Bedrooms - , m.trics ' ith you, you come with a purpose of tial .condition of the 'road department A In Hono- i555 Vafalae Road (after .,...,r. - Ec pfesenfative - -- i Page is oing to quit because . noluhj, rMarca 7,.a916, Jnklcht ;Ta- ! '.Palolo Road Includes yard boy)... 5 ..vir.,7 all bchikd you bring--; v. . other countries J keuishl, Japanese, age 25, years, to - he disagrees with the presidenLSo did Secret LET! BIS; hat i best of their spirit and not looking 1 . Shige Kkwanaka, Japanese, age 18 tary majority, of commenrpn, V Garrison and the PPREClAtlO ,.' . J years.' Ceremony . 'performed r. by , cr your shoulders and seeking to perpetuate r ' w XJiifiiriiished the incident was favorable to the president, w ReV.. Y.. Imamura. l'Sllt;f Star-Bulleti- n: MATSUMOTO-NOY- A Honolulu, Kditor Honolulu . In :.k Matsumo-f-to- j j cert: inly would not be one even to-sng- SirThe Outdoor CJrcle wishes to . March 74916, Yoniinatsu , 14 Mendonca Tract (Llliha St.) . 3 Bedrooms Vr..;!.. "I thankthe-judges- , Japanese, age 35 years, to TCiml 2153 the contributors, the -- T10 KInan St. 4; The'exposer of trance mediM Cere-!- ; that i man ceases to love.the home. of his press,- - iheuJIawailan ,Hotetijnanage-men- t . Noya,' Japanese, age 23 years.; Vaiala Road ...... X5 ...v...... 103.03 pe performed . by, ; Rev.' ;Y. v !: ;h ar'd the nation of his origin these 'things at a local theater should a good, man to put and all who so kindly assftted mony ?v ;CeL Cth and 7th Ave. many way the'FIqwer;Show on ; mura. ; : :v:'j.-XS;- .X x- - 2 30.03 on xiL. Tarious ? war; lh at ;1317 Matlil SL, ...... very.: cred and "ought not to be put out of the trail the Honblnlail' - ' i'i 2 22.53 Saturday and Sunday.1. : 4.4th and . Palolo Aves, Kalmukl. . . . -y : - "" v- , ' t 33.C3 o plots.'';: $ V;- AUGUSTUS E; MURPHY; 1 J, DIED. 2 r heart:.1 but it is one thing-t- love the place I 1 v 1248 Klnau w...... vv't 7 Wi v. fstecutive Officer, r 18T7 JCalalaua Avenue ..,.... 21 23.C). to Shaf--X 12.C3 !.::c you were born and it is another thing BRUGGENSCHMIDT Al Fort 2C27 Kalakaua Ave...... w..... 2 . the-plac- outpnt Do- ter, .Honolulu, -- Marcii 6, i9l6. Pvt 3 . . . 35.CO dicate yourself to e to which you go. Germany gave W 4&hom; ultimahinrtoiJET The of the, mfnea of .the 1825 College St;.i..;...... V...... ' minion Coal Co, during 1915, was ap- Fred Bruggenschmidt of Company (Includes cottage in rear) . t yourself America unless '' :; - - ; A. Body will 1Z.VV u c dedicate to tugal on the release of steamers andfthat, was proximately s,ooo,ooo tons Xi- i. .F.'ind Infantry, TJS. 1875 Jvalakaua Ave. ...rv . . . . it 1 3 . . . . 18.03 i.u . comcy in every respect and with every considerably, more than 48 hours ago, but sc fad Dayton Lane ...... ,.;...... - , f

, i your will thorough Americans. You the! declaration of war is missing. - ; , 1 ,'t : not :ome . thorough Americans if you did;' yourselves in groups. ' man! who :. s..:H5v. of 'A; Winston; Churchill 's retirement "from ; the ...... cf himself as belonging to, a particular cabinet liasn'tdimimshed his 'ability todtell if tienal r roup in America has not yet becqmo lililiv;S0fl- - been ? ; what should .have done. I 4 : Ameri an, and the man who goes among . ,; See the property which we rare pffering' on. ; '; : ru to tra .2 nationality is nb'worthy ' u)on3our 2-Bedr- Wonder., Jefferson! would f recog oom :i to live under the Stars and Stripes.'? 'V; if Thomas' Modern rlouce on1 : ; . p nize any. fellow-Democra- ts xni'the PauahF street rnav ne purcnasea as a wnoie. or; separably it bTnigalows;lQr- - sale 75x150, Pacific HeiijKts. bunchi 'vdd' . v:r attractive at: a lot lower . know Eivcnburgh.to be a man of ability de ' Wl 1 considerable lhustle!'.ind xire hopeful' of JU ljlUCl al .1 liio.; I5ryan would have m od results from his appointment to the land i-i-u. ; ; way. if stayed in;iari(hijrV& juaruiair;x rust uu., , reforming to done, he'd' - ; rice. Tliere is much be ?;-- W 35S3 Ltd knows; Much has been left undone far :n cn MeTChant.Street . ; Starigenwald Bnilding 12 -- :f;" Phone ; -- way, board of super-- StoclcvBbndVeai Insurance.; ( long. Hivenburgh has a fine field and a By the couldn't krar . ; ":-'.- r;-- .v:f;?v '':;" ;..";- - .n' '.:' - - him, , t show It'. "p.t' Garden Island r, ijvta ucuuiv. a .iuui aiut iuw ;. , ,s ; ,c y. "; XT-- -- 1 y - 1 i ' ::y y-y- -- iy .... - 4 ;.... f.- fivb

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-- 9 The Peacock "Ballet- -- I liant affair. . But the weather man kins, Mrs. George Boardman, Miss of the 24th Infantry. San Francisco : " ' .; : Mor- . ; i This delightful' ind most artistic Liars McKinstry, Miss Eleanor Argonaut ..'.. A'-- :' Fri-da- y :yr: j$ ' P acock Ballet was played -- last most of the late afternoon and until 10 gan and Miss Flora Low. San Fran- js J night to a bumper bouse, every o'clock at nlfht. " . :VV.V cisco Argonaut nhC-v- !eut Emanuel A. Lofquist gave a !7. ; .xv--Lieut- ; Opera-hous- SO V,' x j :v':.:.. Thursday, eat in the e being filled. . About or so reached the scene of Jt jt dinner on evening at hia Tbe.newsboys5chorus.was excellently festivities, however, and proceeded to Emory T. Smith and Mrs. home at Verba Buena. The guests don- -; lira. rv.,B JDaj xoojposed ttoe have a good time, whether do. The Smith gave a dinner on Tuesday even Included Miss Julia Van Fleet Miss 1 . although ing on Hanson,' Miss .Welsh, :.. -- . words of tfca aopg and It was aplen affair, ending small,' was at their borne Filbert street Elizabeth Ruth i '; .. - ckL Miss vuBiPgnsc) trained the very, much enjoyed Iry those fortunate Their guests ' included Capt Charles Lieut.. Elroy L, yanderktoot-and Mrs. ivy , H r..v. f children.- - Mrs. Day av Mrs. F. JL enough to" reach ! the balLGarden Bridges and Mrs.: Bridges, Mrs. Martin Vanderkloot : Ueut Harry Hill , and J1 - . - Traln-r-rSa- fiwanty excellent assistance, The Ialand;.;::-,:i-'-i":- i,-;-1 Crimmins, and Capt Aiorris.E. Locke. Mr. S. H. n Francisco Arr On '': Muntala Dopce; done by the". Chi -8aa- Francisco Argonaut. gonautv'vf-f'- 'yf i'' '." nese clrls pr'kaoluwe'ia school' was Coming Wedding en Kauai. '"Ji Ji .'.'.' lj 'r'; Plain Whitie arid taeel excellent ' and ' thoroughly en- Mr. and MrsWm,' Kuhlmanh, Lihue, Mr.;'and Mrs. George McN'ear, Jr -- gave a on Saturday evening at 1 H1 joyed by airlri.'tlewls trained the have announced engagement of dinner r FT. SH AFTER; SOCIETY played for the Palace Hotel j in honor of; Miss ' children and the i tntisfc their daughter Eleanor M. to C. 1 ' : Boc-quera- z. Striped - Roger i Voile I ; Mr. : IS-- them by.' Mrs: Isabella- , orancn Gertrude Thomas and - to dance u. Knnimann at . the unue , fSpMtal SUr4SsIUt!a OorrMadMi n J ;i',:A, x--- -,-,: 1 Argonaut-- Cfelchton is principal of Kauluwela bank of HawaiL . San Francisco ;X FORT SHAFTER, March One of -- : - - . -. '.- r tV; school and tref UUl:4olis did her The wedding will take place the last the jmost enjoyable 'social .affairs , on Tiice selection of plain dresses for morninjf hoa-tes- s d : Sidney Van Wyck was credit. An excellent-;trt- waa rendered or MayCarden Island. , : j !" ;Mr. IC the post for many a dsy .de- ' - was' the De-xaetr- io -- ' M - ' 1 . - at a tea on. Wednesday after- by Its Pearl "Sutherland. Prof. J. r ji ji ji 'v;'i v:' :'i:;V;v:y-- lightful at. home" of CoL and. Mrs. siX; j and "country weaiv Figured and wide fctriie Voile , ideler.-'fThet- t ; noon In honor of Mrs.. William H. and Mr. Ddwftr i marriage Miss Gertrude Walter H. Chatfleld and Mrs. Tuppef - The of Dv C - . Hunt WashlngtoaTi and her ' number was trnly' artistic y :.' Thomas and Mr. Roger Bocquerax took of C" on Saturday evenings. This was their viitt'dauityj-colorin- jAlso plain white. From ' mea-tnr-e daughter, Barnaby Conrad.-B- an 11 Mrs. Mr. Demetrio added in a treat place on Wednesday afternoon at the last "at home .at tb fort , as the to enjoyment His ' Francisco Argonaut ; ri age Saturday. the erenlnf's ' : Charles ' i colonel retires for on Fairmont Hotel. Father ?':- :;; cello work to the Polonais de Con- Ham m read the service In the. pres- ;4 -' V. 'Ji 'j x.. C.ri Practically the entire garrison turned cert was splendid. Mrs. Charles Hail, large number guests.' Mrs. !: Mrs. Horace Hill was hostess at a out for, the enjoyable occasion and ev- ence of a of luncheon ' recently in honor of Mrs. wed la Always a tarorite, ssnr .her Bernard Ford was the matron of hon- ery; one had . most delightful time. $5.50 to $10.00 James Parker, i Among . guests '.excellent way "Chanson P e" or and the bridesmaids were Miss Mar- the The 2nd Infantry orchestra furnished Miss Edith Gatftejd-wa- s hefc.bl9 and; Miss Barbara Kim were Mrs: Arthur Chesebrough, - Mrs. the dance music, and it was not until - lon Crocker Temple-to- n ncooofpanlst Talbot Walker, Mrs. Charles . guests v "v: ble, a niece of . the nride.; Mr.'Lecin midnight that v the departed. 'The Peacock Ballet-brccgh- t a nbt Bocquerax 'was his brother's best man. Crocker, Mrs. J. Cheever Cowdln Since the colonel's arrival his home able p to an finish, the and Mrs."5 Rudolph Schilling. ; --r . San been an "open retrain artistic On the return from their wedding Jour- ' ' has housed. full of life calling: -- Argonaut; laJlet forth nastinted applause, ney, Mr. and Mrs. Bocquerax will reside Francisco ;:. where a hearty welcome, always await- .' and more than tenerous were, the in Ban Francisco. San Francisco v'r ri'---':-- - J :' J J '. Vv'-r'-'- ed one. ' iviv-- J " - ronnents. Mr. 4 L. T. Corretbera, for Argonaut. ,::', ; ; v t k r - ' Mrs. William A; Glassfbrd gave- - a , The Chatflelds have so endeared In conceiving: ctr.!us a :- .- to every one Is tls such clever p-l: - r reception on Wednesday afternoon at themselves that it with , thin;, bit designing and pain the sincere regrets the garrison will . tint - her home on Van Ness avenue. The lhat developed; in all newest and most wanted cotton costumes train, Mrs. H. Arlta, wife- ot the acting the and. his final work In Japanese; consul," was chosen presi- affair was in honor of Mrs-- see them retire as they, will, be greatly, ing dif-flcB- lt ,'? the whole ballet, was blghly; H ud dent of the Japanese women's division t5elL Sah' Francisco Argonaut. missed by all, and it will be most materials andW6rettfaj$;i 11 i!T :t?f't?-- A.vr-.- J :. tV-.- anyone, to place. . "',Ji'iJi t'ji for take theii : ' of the. Outdoor Circle at a meeting f ' . M'ajor-gener- Mr. "William Lewerl managed the al . Bell k?olonel and hia family will, not last Monday night held In the Mochi-tuk- l J. Franklin and i With a master hafid. Frun-- f : . , Mrs. offlcers will Mrs... Bell entertained at dinner re- return u once to the mainland.' but $15 .00 tteIs Swtnzy tfts, been nntirlng, in her ClubWalkikl. Other will reside for a short time in Hono- $4.75 to be a meeting held In cently: at their home at Fort Mason. 1 success" of perfona-cncf- s elected at to he go .t effcrta fcr the the, :.v.;?- Among guesta Were lulu, and later to. Southern Califor a few days, - ' - - the Colony Eben fully-repajj- .' J ' . . : end sbe may, feeJ nia for. an extended stay.' r. I - 1 yv.j-zx'- ".; - us. - .; , --M M rs. i "been 8wlft , and Mrs.' Swift Lieut . Arthur 'ji f s r. and Arita have ' lf ; has ii2eed.been. 3'.; Davla and Mrs. , DavisSan, Frant "P:y ,V ' - the moving factors In getting the Japa- I X, i ' eatlsfactcry : .; fcct ted te Free Kinder.- cisco Argonaut . u oi uie mosi. enjoyaoie. parties nese organization started, Mrs. Arita's '; k wt f - given ?or folks" of the garrK c lection '& resident- Is' a: jpretty - com? the little tica has Let cfJ t.utfclL.Il hfclr t ' son was.-th- e party, Mrs, Mc- V 9 UUUWW WWJU V. pllment to ,her work, though she is Mr. George W. 'McNear and; his at .which "WU & l Cain 'entertained on Saturday J j :,;:: :":: leaving Hawaii soon for Japan. ! daughter, Miss. Elnnira McNear, left after j 'j .... s Flanned. ."V,r today for Southern California,; where noon at her home in the main garri- vif:'-;:'- iTI 17- - '.- sfi:,vi'w'v::- son In honor of the birthday card ; has e Cap-ial- they expect make a fortnight's stay. twelfth 13 beh Mir- and . Mrs: Georg . RoflUK a td ' f-f- - c tj Ifty ia general the San Francisco Argonaut ' of her son, Moiris McCain, for 12 of .nl "- ind Mrs. Grashof,"; UtT and 'Mrs. -:'f. -- :. games' : V'-.i; I Company: his little friends All sorts of ... ;.-:- : ': v':: .:'-'- ..i;-7''.:- Ati f F. ilagens Mf. John, Hum-ber-g S A' yi v'V J. C. an4 ; were pjayea ana prizes a warded tor r T 3 hot. taansLgecaent tshesito cars gone Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Jackling, j our ntioa to the engagement have taken tWrrv and the cleverest and a most enjqyable tall ttt for a two weeks tour of HawaiL A who are in Arizona, are not expected spent Cf 4L3 Dr. TyrrellA,.'-well-know- to return to San Francisco" until the afternoon was hy alLLatet Jn 1 part of this, time will be spent at the a the Unit: Elates as Marcm-Sa- n the aftsrnoon when it was . imetor 'V. A special Rejjfl h i a t and Australia -;-i early part of purchase enables us to s.lot Volcano House. . ' :. : p:.-- : Iranclsco ex.pcnc-.t- s - - ' the real party the children were c ."rarlous styles of danc- Argonaut . 1 ' "tea :: ' seated around a most dec- ;v j vl1;;' -!.- .':.x,:'-'",v-J, attractively Mr; JiJi1. pmk vra I3 the: itentlon to sire a series and Mrs. Mannie Phillips enter Mrs. Alexander Rutherford '..return- orated table, and ; white favpra -- on Thursday J marking place of each child. "Pink, cf Thts E rants every . afternoon tained at dinner in honor ed from New York on Saturday with the $5.00 eacn 2 t , Moadsy. of JMr. and Mrs.. Harry Lewis, who are and - white was. the ; color scheme frca .u:cnciag next Miss Marian NewhalL San JPrancisco goods as-hig- h ; V" -- Young throughout and In of the iThev are we sold as $9.50. Oa lic:j c aslcns the entertainers guests at the Hotel. Argonaut.-'- - . ; the' center , - -.- - :". ;'. " - - ... ;'.: : . 'J- : - .) : will give -- i::tions of society and .Honolulu Is indeed glad to welcome table was a large basket rbf pink 'Afri- ?V:'r i t .' :.' '.f V.. 7 tc'.I-rc-- n can daisies with' a' graceful 'aVri'nge;" d,ve!n.s, and will .also be this delightful couple home again. v Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Welch and ' : - ' falllfig-- - any 6 $ '.50.. ';;- ment of pink tulle ' from- the -- "; - "' I to with of, th! 'v'iv; ,i-i:'V- - :r:i :',':' their children,, who have spent . the chandelier." A large birthday :.'; y'v f If i i gu;ls t to .iilre la .try;tbe dance? Mr. Douglas Damon; has a party of winter at Hotel Francis, will cake with --a. friends pol supper evening the St with pink candles and pink .and, white tic for a this return to the!rshome, in San Mateo on ' HOTEL 3 arrangement-as-to-th- birthsdas-tha- t of lea cream further carried out .this to celebrate three the first of rancisco Ar- Gray;-Zabria-- iMarcn.san Mdrria'ilcCain's1 STREET these arp .to be Miss Hose Herbert Mr. kie damty color scheme. r a'dra gonaut , r v'",-' C.:'i Vi Y' ; in-- e own: guests Included Billy Scoti John Ran- rlvta liz fceea made, but it is and his . A jolly time is sure : Ji"-- j ' ,:;,!p:4ltv'V'::' tZZ'.il tD L sone-u- f them op be V:" i dolph,'- Jr; Louise 'iCoc,hrani;,Ma?1on .. the to the result - . . , . J- - : v . - ; .; t f ? Mrs. WHliam H Crocker has returnr Cochran, Milderd ' Malose,- OsBman t ',,'" ' , rf.-- .f the Young Hotel - 'r. -- nd ed- v -- m, ct-vr- from a stay oC several "Veeks in . . , : . : ;t t' 2:.ozz.z Hotel, You are Mrs. Clara L. Darlln," accompanied Jamerson, Kerwht Malone."Booa t i r ..! New Yorki Miss Mary Crocker rc; tcJ t3: taker : ' Ethel Tom' Harker;' Bob 'Bennett ....', lizly cote cf .'ne by Mrs. Thomas" Bishop, left Friday " ; and MI&s -- Crocker twill remain 4 tr.r.c-- ;. is which, .will appear ia oa a motor trip to llonterey, .where Helen and Jack Bennett , - 5 present ' ' 1 '. I, .1 Us r- r. a clay to day.'' "will, Joy stay of. days. in the East for the San Fran Pf 'l ." ILtU1 'jll III she en a several; w- cisco Argonaut f:Aiitt,"&i?c4jL : night '''TL: cnl takers will also appear She will return la time to'greei her : - Tjiii&'Viiii' Tnere win be an informal hop on i Quite a number of people from Fort met as usual on ladles' at the . . 'rstr; f dirl-- r t:.3 .icert. on the daughter end soa-in-la- Mr. and Cnjoyabie bridge:teaa1airSatujday' Friday evening, .March 10, In the post Sharter attended the reception Tues- 2nd lafantry club Six tables of brUsa roof girden ; Mir. Mrs.' Walter S.. Martin; cr..---- D. and Mr. afternoon' In" her quartersin, the can- day evening given by Governor Xucins and one of "Rum' were played, and ; and wHl five aa Mrs. Charles Maud, who called this Eugene headquirters buUdm& . hew hOp ' a Ex-Gorru- ' and Mrs. MUrphy, Mrs.' James p or exl:iL..:.a dancing. iZ '. Ve ;k" frc m'' Hcnc'.Iu, they, have tonment which' were attrectlverXVtfed-i- E. Plnkham in honor of Lieut Ralph f Holliday,, having the ' Etase .where committee for the month of March" has Parker and Mr. Stanford Gwin Were pin W'sWet at- 'Tl ? rv trusts t:. t r.I i a during tv3 greater part of the rated with baskets el peas been Cap-tain'willla-m Da id L;Walsh of Massachusetts at highest score, won the prize, aa :cnent. cf Airs; - just appointed, and includes .' la- - the guests of Mr.vjand i Charles maidenhair- ferns.--' home' Coop- . t this III t cf inurcst winter. ; On arriv?-.- ? California and 'Thereawere 'r the of Col. and Mrs. C. B. tractive white sllkparasoI.''.'.' aid d to;3t, week-en- B. .Cochran Captain' ;::... n Templeton on par- , cf-ycu- r in-Sa- Crocker a 1 tables i bridge pWed,uahd Honolnfo-- Xy, x. .,--'-- it may ave the jleasarcj Mr. e.d Mrs; Maul will. visit three of - er .ri' v,:.::rt.y.: tt:t ty spent Truckee,---San- " Thomas Harke.r, .Lieut- John, B. 'ttti-i.in- - r - l- - at Francisco Camp, having highest Georgs ce i these occaslcr. T- Frc- - :o" a f time before Thomas; J.; the: - - Madtme Maltia and Mr. fcr trie tf, ;-- JRlchardson, A. ; ' Argonaut at-- iLieut F, Sloan and -- r ; ti:!r,ircr;terey-.horned-The- won prize, most " Mrs. . S. pest Sunday ' X'--:' to. s score,' the first a Jolin Sullivan entertained Mattls returned to the ; . . rji;-'ji:'-yr.;vv,;- ; Lyman. j , : Lieut ii. K. Hi "There will be' very; ' through tractive' card table cover. Mrs. George intormally at bridge last Friday morning after spending several very V ',. are planning a trip Southern a formal hop in the month. ' C::!jts ':i Activities. ... 'j Mrs. Allan Messer and Mrs. Reginald H. Jamerson won" the second '.prfcey":J later evening for several ladies the post delightful days at the volcano.' : - California la the. spring. San of : re the society Vlrls fur- Jier Brooke are s guests of f Mrs Ru-- ";. Cisco- . the. pretty Canton Jar, whHMirs: Tapper while the men attended the regimental :v Tv a 'ntarriner. .'.iiOJr-:- Hobiey,- - dolptt Spreckels at her country home "and;1a Dorothy small daughter'of i,-;"- - . .' held the lowest score present- dinner. ; Lieut and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker .:; ".V : 6' --:B :''"" I;i3 v.? f:r r.o '1 :f . County. Lieut mnd Mrs. HoMey; - Just A in Sonoma Ban Francisco with" dainty slipper who has been y-y.-'- " - ed a pair of trees Vk'X ; have issued invitations to a"hop c- - ' : ti ' t vattea-.-- j .Ml'ss.; Jtltchle4;:wU'-:- : - tsr. cf Claire preside Argonaut :i- cpiyyf.- - Mrs.. Black used pink and' white for seriously ill in the. Jepartment ' Hos- Mrs. Clyde R. Abraham was hostess per" before the informal hop next Fri- pairty on Monday ."Cf f- - Ja'cyi-'r- thi. tt c;able dramatic over a colonial tea ; a- - pital, has sufficiently recovered , so - -- '. . ; - t ' 'JS rrY herf color scheme and large basket Tuesday afternoon the Tuesday day, evening.' talc-- 1 'r ' - fof :- 'ia y l " y rc it ir. g things February 21, at her home she could be brought, -- ' ' ' afternoca, ,Colonel James .Frler and Mrs. Frier of pink sweet peas formed an attract- that home Every afternoon sewing club which met at AJy VJi' : X to 'V--3 Chrew." making affair" com " '.ttiix tie la Park street the gave a dinner on Tuesday; evening at ive centerpiece on the beautifully ap- one was delighted to hear of her rapid her quarters in the cantonment v t Ueut and Mrs. John S Sullivan ; Jt ii.tol.Va-r:c- 3 ly ::irs Beatrice plimentary, to Miss 1 Evelyn Maillot taeir nome in tne rresiaio. wttn tneir pointed tables Mrs. Edwin 'Hartshorn convalescing, aa she Is a very popular are beihg congratulated upon th ar- v,i i3'cUi:.-- a cf .the. -- '.ay aa Alameda! belle, who will , be much guests they; afterward attended 'the poured ; tea and Mrs. Russell served little girl - with a ! pleasant smile for Mrs. Tup per was hostess, for "the rival of a daughter on Monday, March Mrs. i:rry liacfarlaae, feted before her marriage . in' the hop given as a farewell to the officers the ices. everyone. ' " ' :yy Monday evening bridge club, which 6th. early summer. Both Miss Maillot ' t i; I Irs. rrancl3.Il. and her fiance, Harold Van Clief Gear, r.i 'Sly.- - has t czxq tzi thcritt that Honolulu; belong to well known fami- ... r V T r - ; - ..-.- to,V fernery; llrs. lies, and their wedding will be . ot to many friends in California : ' II ij tr has the "Frops" interest 1 -- . - ?:rs. Arthur. Slacintosh and la the Islands, which will be their l.:s a 1.. i lcEier.t" v?3r-lay- , the future home, San Francisco! Exam-Jne- c r-c- :r -- .tcrl: ci tv.' chver fa;,and, last . :v y ' ' , i ; : . -- ' - '. H tut' r.c t cc f.3 the pub- & i . v. i;;;ty ccr. .'.-'..- J-- ! :the '.iiit'and: have,'re-- : t " i- tr-r.t.T- I a - Jt cf turned to their home , In.J3urUngame,: ' i V oJ5!.j.--i;JkjtrI- after, a visit PC several ,weeksr at the fu.:r c: 1 tersy. 4The " Bakersfleld. :San ' Tevis ranch near T i 3 ChreW'-wil- l ; ;" " ' ' ,Tf cf get all the Francisco Argonaut T - K I : f ' "" vlX" ? ;'' It i:i require i.vr'"-- ; : iT with Mrs. Ar ,: y ; y ' c . ;': r i" y ; y. . . k yi-- y." i ...... -- V-.--' i .isilag . st . y . thur the committee. yj j y - Captala Perry,-Coa- Artil-ler- -- 5 ' 1 V.; r i, Fred v. t i i j :i j v' L. r s'i it :t ,:.:.,,;,r4vt' i. ?" .' i X .'.''. y-- l ' 1 , L'r. L. 1 ur.s Ccrrethers, who has S.-- f vj -- ' Corps, U. A who has been on ; hL-.::c.-:f rJ ;y'i-y- ,7 rf Ily r.c locally famous Panama-Pacifi- c T" yyi" j :i duty with the Interna- t I ' 1 l'r vl.h.tte feeck' tallet. has xharse '4," . . 1 J I I .,.vy v tional exposition, since . February, -- J .' J J . ;"v'-;- ; ; ;i- Vf... ah.:. ,y J l V JJ ' f y " .?cf the c;r.' :g tcrThe Fofltlights in 1915, Ed- PcA tCjr-- as aa assistant to Captain; ?.V;-';;'y- J the play v lctr will be put on during Carpenter, chief exposi- ; ward of the loiter wt ".c: r . guards, Thursday, Feb- ' ' I 'X-''p:- tion! died on ; , a & ; i: yy:J: - ' t ).;: ruary 18 at the Letterman General cms are these: j : x' To' eet thVfJiuWcUlet. PM hospital at the PresldiOi San Fran- : : -- ' V- , y- - - - The following card has been recelr cisco Argonaut . y Cata-- Rg--. Spe- . " v-r ,''p;r-:.r- " - '.T- '.-' ; r , -- -- '.'- ed: ; ; & i? . . y-- . ular ciai ,y y ' " V - '. R, gave 'togue. " y Mrs.. Masoa Fay Prosser : . Mrs. J. K. Nutall a luncheon i price. : Price. ' 1 ' : r '. ,:y:''i-- Monday at, on ' At Home O on her home Jackson t '4313 . BUFFET LAMP, old gilt opalite 5.00 $ 4.00 V 59X PIANO LAMP, brush brass finbh, opalescent" shade.,.! 7.!U)y$ 80 ; ; finish, amber shade.:! ' . to , Her guests included vMrs. ; I meet ' street v y f 2013 Vi PIANO. LA MP, verde finish with amber glass shade. 10.00 8..C0 ' 2L' 4517 DESK LAMP, brush brass finish, amber, opalite 'shado 6.00 4.80 ' ' m ., ;. . MicS.GUlet ; 'vP James Otis, Mrs. NuttalL Mrs. S. ; : 838 PIANO LAMP, old shade..' 12.50 "10X0 ! y ' ' old brass finish and brass " ;. W. Rosenstock,: Mrs. Timothy Hop y.... 8275 CANDELABRA LAMPS, y and hammered brass fluIshVlmt te vyy 5887 y READING LAMP, brush, brass finish and J fancy, art-- - : GmetV.-'V-'- socket; :y 6.80 ' Frances i:ll'U';rM- ttion candle and 8S0 ' 4 - 24,00 i, .v,.....V..i ftll&d0 i 300A t. -- Friiay. of . y.vf 8343 , fiOUDOIR LAMP, V'-;;- : - i the tenth March THE RAT verde :iinislw 'exal shaded f 5.00 . 8038 READING LAMP, ivory finish with Nne green and iy .'. 'V BAT ;: ' frcm "four to six : - :;' y.r ? Ivory : .'.''.-i- iw.; ; y 14X0 ; 8358 ."READING LAMP, hammered brass finish, amber -- art ' - , . A f? shade ...... tf; i.v i. 1750 .'?y - - a o y ;; 807-1- 2. READING LAMP, with . yv yy ''y ;rKlasa.ahade ..-.'.- ir4'cUu;00;:'3iOO js". yi Venetian bronze finish art f ' i-- ; Announced. Clean-U- p Club and Kilt Off . ':"'ly. glass 'shade ; .. .' V.l.-..- r.;; .r;;i .8.00 fy:'8.4 Join the V ' "- C.nrJlsmer.t 1 W18 PIANO OR TABLE LAMProld brass and b : ' ' " p - cf engagement of .X the Rata ' . , , Mz-- . orusQ orasf. nnisQ wun ugnt green Anaourcrmcnt the fr.lshigrea fihade-7- C 16.1)0 reading lamp,, fMiss HitcLIe Cockett and William 83" try-in- g y"135r80UD0irt UkMP. old'brasVfinish; ' art-gla- sa 1 , Ladd Hcsa.has been made by Mr. and Boards of heafth everywhere are :;;yZ'542tfy READING LA MP, brush' brass finish with . V Isaac": L. Cockett of 2127 Notley to exterminate rats, because of 4.00 .Mrs. ' etreet, Ka! !:i. The wedding probably their menace to health and destruc-tia-a 5r L755 i PARLOR LAMP, brush brass finish, octafron green .and " '' i ' y ,8C83 READING LAMP, verde finish and fancy glas shade 27JI0 y 22X0 t7.6a;l-v-- r ;.1U take i!ace in June. Miss Cockett of property. But without waiting :.?f shade '?s .'i "i.tr.'1. .T.: fto y KK)0 y PIANO. LAMP, brush brass finish and shell shade., ;6.00 r 40 V -- r.irf years has been Vita the fcr the health authorities , Jot do Hhe fcr eeveraf 5 i law f.rm f Thompson, Ir:iv rtan & wcrk. for you, doycur duty and 'use t ' ; j.j? .V-- y- - y Xathcart tlr. Uosa Is de: .tyj.Icrkcf tte c'aly effective wcc?onia the war k. X'" . f Better ithe toddy tomorrow ,,:""--'y"'- visit so that you may t-y- sde or oa rats. Electric; Paste- - Get y.' yrs" ;yy-- y. the local United States court. Steam. ' y'y t.r. w :..:a?:;- a two ounce bpx from your druggist X . .. y , .,. ; for 25 cents one night should, 'r :' V lnterfrred-w'i- H. Hop on and la it haWxvour.Dick the offerings x riln t. t-- of manv eff all 9 ia, your ." y : kin rata and mice; ,:y-;-- y y; yyyy ;?'; ';y;y : Ki '.. ? .;y;yi;; J !- tome, tarn or garage. r-.- S XniUC 'The descended and X r.c-em- ter V:.: ;..,.U- .;:.-- 1 ; above 'all that killing a .:;.y - r vl flocds .am-;'c-i- ..l"t:oa",ttai ' y yy.17 OO rat now la as . effective as killing a yy. r: J til., tary c :ca at Makaweli Saturday :, cczca a couple of months later. , , tad was effect there-- Use evfn:r the Etearns Electric Paste now and. pre- aU.( C(D)o breeding.' Ke-;iti.- a vent further, Directions In of the society folk from ' 15. Jn v-- :;. ' ..'.-- . y laneuneen verv rarkatrfl Ad. Vy.V-;.:;'- -' '' W' "H1 yv -- 'i : y. -- V to'Lue,' and, perhaps, beyond, :i ii LJP ;..:'. ? 1 1 1 3 tj attci.i the dance and, v.oy ''iKv- . 'x'-'- ''Miy:- ' all trass tuttoa3ji Regimental i;,yy. '"'"' it; i.i tie .yVy , .T---. ; 1 Vs.z-.- tj King near) : i .1 - ;a and company officer's, TTeit, ryes moA - Slreet, Alakea tc' iT r.ci. y "'y 'X- - 'UJXy U - f jjXA r;' f r- izl. 1 ar, fully 'Intended to ,le S fcxil-- . , to have been a U HONOLULU ST.4B-BTJTiLETIt- T, WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 81916.

..rvF-- 1 c- I M.s m MUSSt .w 'U i i IAS .u.m li.lliH ,A :;.-- !..,! LVfr- -a il il I'Vll'l"' Wednesday; March 8. ARE: YOU PLEASED? 3 MERCANTILE. BtiAaktd. . i Alei. & Baiixia IF NOT, SEE :, . . : w - m UT I LE RED Ct Brewer & Co Ti 8UGAR. Ewa PlanUUon Company 32H SSH HUGE HAWIA SAILS Haiku Sugar Co. . ; ...... 140 245

II1EI - Haw. C & S. Co 48 ' 50 ' Sugar 46 ; .". mall from San Francisco will Haw.' Co.v...... Castle & Cooke, Next HANV Honokaa Sugar Co. . 3 H 8 lid. GOINGYESTQN Monday morning In the Hill TAIlli .... ' arrive Honomu sugar :;v;; liner .Great Northern. Famous Aviator, Bound for co...... iso ; for . ' ' M "I '7 Unnn flU, Im M An nff ttaicninson . rlaai. u. 20 The T. K. K. liner Chlyo Maru U Hiuw iuiri a Kabuku Plantation Co... 4i Ja,W Company.. 240 Fire, Life, Marine Automobile brought 170 sacks mall to Honolulu ; ;Ffea Chasing itself Kekaha Sugar .... of v Sugar 180 W (MO Hill from San Francisco this morning. Kotoa Co...... Ixxsxirance ' Tourists, Brlninsr wltli him his 'Meteor." a 1 MeBryde Sugar Co.'. . . . 11H U mm1 Bae 1 Ga). '84 - Due any time from' Chile with nl ,11;. speedy racing automobile about one-- Oahu Sugar ...... 84 Although a cable to the "Ippu Jljl trate for the Hawaiian Fertillxer Taking a big cabin list. 12. the Mat tenth as big as the original Flivver." I Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd .. . 18 18 San . 57 yesterday said the T. K. K. liner Chlyo Company is the steamer Columbia. son flagship Matsonla sailed for and with nine more of them in the Qnomea Sugar Co Maru, Bailing at oc!cck this after-- Francisco this morning at 10 o'clock steamer's hold, with --which he and his I Paauhau'agar Plant Co. 28 num race-driver- s I non for the Orient, baa ,119.000,000 In American-Hawai- i from Pier 15. She bad a large win hold speed contests. Pacific Sugar Mill...... 190 Last evening the .- -, r. . gold aboard, for Chinese and Japanese an steamer Kentuckian sailed In Port her of tourists on board, returning to the aviator. driving his aeroplane and Paia Plantation Co...... 240 banks, the parser's statement and the Allen, Kahulul and Hilo to load 300 Um mainland after seeing the Mid the others their cars, --"Art" Smith, I Pepeekeo Sugar Co...... lAlexoadsrV visiting looivthe-loop- a -- - I . ; . 45 ship's manifest disagree radically with tons of sugar for New York. Facific Carnival and Kilauea whose thrilling sat the Pioneer Mill Co: . . . . is nicev your "the amount named In the despatch. ; Volcano, ' San Francisco Exposition last year i Ssn Carlos Mill Qx, Ltd. 8 to Jiaw in This afternoon Purser J. W. Whee Next mall for the coast will go Tues Cargo going'out was a capacity one neat aandreds of tnousands ? spell--1 Walalua Att Co...."..... 54 pocket, l)ut jit .won't stay passenger 1 ler, while he would not name the exact day morning in the T. K. K. liner Ten of sugar, bulk molassescanned pines. bound, is a through on the Wailuku Sugar Co there long. i$ far better amount, said "It's a million dollars" yo Maru, due Monday from the Orient, bananas and many other varieties or Chlyo Maru today, bound for Japan, Waimanala Sugar Co. It Customs officials ho saw the ship's a week behind her schedule. island products, t Steerage, passengers where be will fly under lhe auspices 1 Walmea-SngarSlIl- l Co. .. Dm to open n cheeking ac- -- - v.. "j manifest gives to- -- or we Japanese i mpenai Aviators' I MISCELLANEOUS. declare that it the leaving were 42 and the postofrice JLlmlUd. count. You can .always tal amount of treasure on board as A revival of Great Lakes shipbuild- despatched 12C bags of mall by the Aasocution. Haiku F. & P. Co..,... approximately 12,140,000. ing Industry Is reported from Chicago. opiUar Matson Tfiteamer. "Art" nearly blocked traffic tm Al Haiku F. ft P. C.Com.. get your naoney but you len atreet this morning when his lit ;.aw. Co. . i . . To Honolulu the big liner brought Both .old ships and vessels under con Electric ... 'Sugar Factors , nave to stop - think tle red Vernon of an aatomobile. waich Pineapple .Qo.-;;... .36 and. , 11 stopover passengers. Through pas--. struction bringing ' better price fttw, 'are long two vide, was ex- n, and eengers are 177 first-cabi- 82 than in years. , DR. FAUNTLf ROY IS is fwr feet SL R. Co.,' Ptd ornmission UerchanU first, which often stops second down to the dock and brought Huo and 164 steerage, making 423 passe- trundled Ililo H. R. Co.. Com...... 50 travagance. same TO -- At the ngers the total through number on Arrival at San Francisco at 1 : 40 GOING HONGKONG 18 19 ind Insiirand Ac:nU the engine going and gave an imlu-- K' W'r time, : you protected .board. From here Chlyo Is taking yesterday afternoon of the Matson 't HO . are the a - .. ' ' A cablegram ordering him to Hong- - tion of-- franUc red flea chasing it- "T 30 first-cabi- n and 2v0 steerage pas-.- - steamer Enterprise, from Hilo Febru- .175 against .paying your, bills ' a v r?,'". keng In the steamer Maru, due dw-- suvmm .avaw sk t .MfcAA w aengers. - ary 27, is reported. The Manoa, from Persia iu iu w Inter-island- " N. ; March 22, Art" said he ' ran several races s. Co...... Agtntt.fof v Chlyo has purser this port February ,39, arrived yester to aaU from KbnoluJu has . 20 ' twice, and are constantly The this -- Mutual Tel. Co. Commercial ft 8ugar v by Dr.C. M. Fauntleroy, around the Chiyo's deck during the nAwafian - day morning, been recelved ISO trip. JIe Is J. ;W. Wheeler,- who , Is Oabu Railway & Land Co. :.: ,i e d . to your :::-- as voyage ! : V-.- V;-.;:- afp r in assistant to Dr. F. E.Trotter, surgeon from San Francisco. Co. c ' 'r taking the place of W, A. Chapman, PAhang Ry bber . Co . 21H .;;. ' of . the Hawaii public v'W,e are going Japan to give a 1 - V on -- Advea ttorn San iYanciscb ay the io tlaUcn Xoaptay. .finances. ; , : vho is his wedding trip. Capt - Tanjong Olok 35ub.Co. Si health service, for the last four years; aeries of fllglits' says tbe .daring nvi- " " v -- ; Matson ana schooner Annie Johnson .EV-nta- Plantation.1 - Ernest Bent is commander of 4he Fauntleroy fwas re atrw c 'IVIiOk In ;B.n J Mat tJONDS.: vfsJa Come in and talk it v.-- the bark R. P. Rithet will h ? flo Last 'month Dr - . liner. r : - rbpati v. ho tukn I rUmakua Uitcn xxx XL. AcultrxraX JCpgay,- ; ' internal-combustio- n In assigned to service here for two years. ihii9wa ni ho. f overl; l ; .: A flne. yoyage ;from iSan rFwncJseo under enim;s I P- ' t stalled. Previous reports Bald Diesel Ills sudden transfer to Hongkong indi one of my best boosters oever since. W' Jflawallan cjrar oia$anj. was reported by the chip's officers. J ;lSW5 -- : a new man Y. Kuabibiki is jny. manager Japan, Haw. Afy Rf4 - BAlllC - engine would be tttty in. , : cates J he need there of Jn .Trr. CghnXn PlanUtlon .QozaxuRj. OF HAWAIJ, iTD. The Olyo docked about- o'clock, this right away." Dr. Fauntleroy will have and we will probably be gone tnree tlaw, ;uo. .jmp. ., rooming at Pier 7 md is sailing from - ir. MeBryde Cugar Co LU. jCct.' oll-shj- a ser months or : more, making Sights in f Hafr, .Ter. Pert IZzt 8 o'clock jth Is charge of all United States health ' tzl . At evenlnrthe - f j,-- 4a the tame berth. - Japan s 5? x .n' .iJHaw. t8 - tbnlnl Jtaflroad CoapawC: ' Marion Chilcott will be towed from vice work at Hongkong, .me position and Chinas Ter Hortet for Japan StewA-;'- : : Wears Same Broad rln. J R. Co.. issue ! - port to Hilo by the Matson steam is a most 'responsible one, as he has llllo ft Paual paJlway;,CtoFMT.vv';; When the Chlyo goes out this after- this .67 give a bill of Uieajth to all vessels Mr. dl-- 1 -, er Lurline, to load 1700 or 1800 tons to Smith' refuses to discuss the ;, .0 Haqai ib 4AdCoUI. noon !if v!lj take- fine hones , fruit three leaving 'tluit elor the , United Hilo R. R. Co. Ref. ft to Naoya. they will be of bulk molasses, the first, shipment irt JHoaolaa Eaach. Jiiran, $vhere oil-tank- o 60 er States. The doctor iias been here three between nknself nd'bis wlf& Jlean--I ivxtn. con. exhibited in Japanese o be sent to San Ftanciseo In an horse by the Matson line. years, and says he regrets leaving thip Deared oultB carefree, and the came Honokaa Sugar Co.as show' there, a near Jlyoto, cGod-nature- Is city, as he has made many, friends, i d CTln was on face iHon. Gas. 5s.';.. 103 .i. . ' bis that Cotdo the aritkut capiicl of za. The Standard Oil Company oil tank ne .wore jail last enmaer wnen cliinb- - T. ft I'Cp.-7- . V. 104 The Kji-mak- e. IfiL . YasuSay-- a Kauai-Ry- horses are owr'j ,by v.L Charles K. Notley and wife, Miss raenaa-- 1 Co. .83. .. . aQO er El Segundo arrived this morning in into hia aeronlane forbJs v prominent Japanese. - ;,.r, ::; " Kohala, Hawaii, from Kahulul, where she discharged . tional .flights abovo tne exposition MeBryde Sugar. Co. 5s...... 100 two fine hunting dogs '': ' - There are part of her oil cargo, coming here to Per Matson steamer Matsonla, this grounds. - yi: - Mutual Tel. .Ss...... 106 . , ' w ; ' ompanyljg ihe1 horses, t I -- .unload the remainder. She la at the morning, for San Francisco Hugh - The famous aviator is taking two Oahu R. --h. Co. 5 . . .105 Austin, ft Through cargo ct the Chlyo is 5278 railroad wharf. 'Capt J. C. Lorenzen, Avery, Miss E. Mrs. M. Adams, complete aeroplanes with him on thol Qahu-S- . Co. redetm iTH2 tons, almost capacity, as the liner has pilot, brought Jier in. ; H. W. Aided, Mrs. H. W. Alden, Miss cniyo. na nas or nia iainunuuv ; 103 atjnaturity) 109 109 1 territorial v-.- i 4blet freight tonnage of 100. . v Yv - " : - - .Y F. Avery, ELQ. Baker, C. L. Bartlett racing Automobile?, Accompany ins Olaa Suaar Co. 6 ...... 101 101 B. F. Dillinaham Co. .r,rr.s the mora prominent stop- . Young Brothers' boat landing and F. W. Baude, A. T. Burnett It E. Bris nun : are : nve racfxuriyers. ait - woia. Pacific G. ft F. Co. 6s Burn-ha- m, over r&seng:era are Mr. and Mrs. JI. oflice at the head of Pier -- 12 lias been tol,; Mrs. .ft E, Bristol, F. K. Al Menasco, V. JJerttandis, Steven ou-- : fQitlc rSugar Mill Co. 4 ... 480 :.imitP..;.v K. Mrs. M. G.; -- - Mrs,-A..- C. Mrs. Burnham, er, juid Woigiey. Carlos-Mill- . 1'. Williams, llennensand practically completed. It is situated WiBam ba ywi San Co...... 100 'General Astnta f?r.Hxwtl: ' Alice Eaton, 'Tbey Nuuann landing. Brennerman, Mrs. Justine Bartlett C. pounce vuemsetvva as Alio xjuuupivu i ., . . .. Miss all of Detroit at the old street boat - G.;BIU, Bill, W. raee-drlve- ra of- -- Atlaa . Atsurance vCf?any .ef v.ill remain in Honolulu until the next The V, S. army engineer's office -- will Mrs. CO.. ABlssel, unior thentted Between Boards:: Sales: 125. 400. , C-- - M New York. Ur.dtrwriV - j . - - sup- Geo. E. Bates. Mrs. Geo. E. Bates, ' Sixtes ;. ::fr 50. Q. lndao, 2 i, steamer to the Orient. have, a storeroom for tools and jn Olaa. 17: 50. 400100. 205. VaJi-Ingo- n - roviaanee ' Bergln, Mrs. C Bergln, J. E. Barbey, -- (err Acf?cy; well-know- n plies In the building. Baron Shi bazawa and a committee ilo Honokaa, 50. 100. Honokaa, A. F. Estabrook, a San 4 ;?'; Co, Mrs. E. Barbey, Campbell, H. J. - Insurance J. J. of representative Japanese will wel ; --J,51 Sugar Co., 3434 100. Francisco business man, is a through Cavanagb, Mrs. Cavanagh, Sv Oahu H. J. 'bird-ma- n I 34 : j assanger, making a tour of the British war vessels are holding up come the and hls helpers on f& Oahu Sugar Co. 5, W, t5 ana searsfflng freight passen Clark, T E. Catlin, Mrs.T. E, Catlin. Orient. Another party of wealthy all and W. XJottrlll, Mrs. ger proceeding from foreign P. J. Chrlschllles, J. Japanese newspapermen are accoro-- j 50, 71 Aiutuai "ret eastern 'state residents are Dr. and ateamers T, Cooke, Mrs. T. F. ioyCojn.,v.50; ports to Manila, Cebu, or Hollo, ac- Chriscnilies; F. panymg smun ana 50. 7 45. Jfra. C. M. Franklin, Dr. R B. Weth Cooke, Mrs. Lf H. Chapin, Mrs. G. IL 20: Pioneer. cording to officers of the O. S. IC ana nis men neipea 10 uisu-iou- e- - r , . k ,k n n a riU and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Murdock. Campbell, Miss A. ' Curran, Palmer e.i it a , I STOCK BuOKSii? steamer Chicago Maru, who said the ASU.. r JO Airs v They touring A party 'a .in .KnMitn .OSi . - -- are the Orient Day, H. C. Davidson, Mrs. H. C. David- lV Laam ; j:...-..- ... , 1 -- .TP ship was boarded by. a British cruiser around Honolulu .this morning.--tl- e vft Information uraltKsd and l. i ".r.- half a dozen . Cook's tourists was son, "J. cf Cor-regldq- Dr. L. Dusek, Mrs. Dusek, off the Luzon coast while close to r.. J. L: badges haying photograph fche-ta- -i ?0r iA fi08;;. met , by Hawaii Tours Company, I ffil f y a XSr the ' Master Dusek, Mrs. L. De Grief, P. R, jw ' Passengers was examined vfivxii vrv j which cor-iuctcd .on, an autorao-4-il- e Dukne, --Mrs. -- Dunne, 'Hazel Den- - 90. .95 ti'ea P. F. ribbon attached . bearing the words n drlvo'and entertained them with -- v; : MJajxe,jais$; M.'Punne,; both in English! XTT-T- t : ? Jul ; Smitfe printed a, "; . Art jti-- lunch at the Moan Mrt.M.-E- Easton, L. S,"Eastlake, M rs. nd Jap'anMe. L, S. Eastlake.-Mls- a. E. East lake, J. L. Latest sugar quotations: 96 test Emerson, Mrs. J. L. 'Emerson, Mrs. C. 5.86 cents, or 810720 per ton. ' 4 ' Eleetrlclty, gas, screens all houses. I TP Jn Per T.;k. K. liner Chlyo Iaru, to F. Emrton, MUa'H. B. Emerson, Miss Fine, bedroom cottag4 Jn town," 921. ,1 "Li Li day, from San Francisco.:! For Hono- J.- - C. Emerson W, F.'Frye, -- Rev. JT. R. house; fine location; J20; xcjf.icioN I. firr. chant 4.1 .J lulu (stopover passengers: Mlss A Fleming; Mrs.' J. ,R, Fleming," E. S. SThedroom house; fine location;.425. sHippia and ir :uR. k Firestone, Mrs. ,E. S'. Firestone, Mrs.i AC-:i- , Eaton, Miss I Janney, Mrs. A. C. ten- fV tANQB TJ vi :'.r 3d. Fields, H, Gunter, U E. Gandy,;E. .; H.S.CHNACX . p rnrrx ner, A. If. Schoellkopf, Mrs. ; A, J. . . Gibb. Mra. H.v Cardan, t t 11. P,,WllUams, Mr. J. Henry 7at:rhou:3 Co., 842 Kaahomana SL Te!sphone :3233 Mrs, lgelow.' Graver Mrs, J. i Graver, M. I Cans,' Jru:t JL P. .Williams, J. C -- Mrs. M. U-Gan- s. Miss Mrs.i FORT HONOLULU, T. H, Mrs, M. -- L. McComas, J 4B. Par-- ; KGamett T? 'r lln. A. F. Goodrich, F. H. Goodyear, Mra.; Dr. K. A.PoFter. :.; rott F. U. Goodyear, F. .W. Harris, A. Hol- MEAT MARKT A CHOCrnY Per I.-- I. str. Maul, from Kauai, Mar.' . land. Mrs. Holland,; D. Hallahan; 8. T. Mulllns, J. Andrade, S. S. Peck,-K- A., tMiss Mftster-H.llallah.an- j S. Kim, Dr. Mori, O. Nanaba, J. 8. E.Hallaban, 14st of Officers and Directors: ' P. Miss -- ' Ilerzbrun, L. Hilt, Miss E. . i" " . i. Teraokl, Manuel Baptlsta, Mrs. Bap-tista-t- F.. Cisno?.,.-..- , President ' LC vlleilbromer, Chas. ',' E. :: '.. Hilt Heraer. CoiTilng in for bunker'coal and fuel k . .. - -- -- i '. ,r f Mrs. Chas."Heyner, Waster K. lieyner, Within itne next two weeas onner 6. IL ECrZIITC ON ...... cIV American steamer Yucatan, Governor David I. Walsh of 'Masaachu-- 1 - J - te Mrs! B. W. "Holmes, 3Ml88 B. Holmes. .'.yics-Trt;- ! Uantgsr by . ; Jest and cr.ly trip steamer owned the PASSENGERS DEPARTED Miss G. Hovey, seus wui Mave'ior tnma, apan tuu.i Ef.ear:?.t5p Co any, ar- Jas. Hind, Jr., Miss R. VSecrttary I,:rth rcci"c nr -- :....,.. Eva Hlrfdv Jas. Hind, Mrs. Jas.. Hind, - , 4 ; 1 I.-- L JCeaf 7- - " f 4. .jih'-ixtr- rive U.i3 morning end docked at 'the Per sin, Mauna for Hlk, Geo. ; W. Jjonnaon, Jtfrs.,XL4 Pif whr- hd was waitinetor "i,J, "jlsjl ticzi., . . -- her, -- James F. a 8.-J, H.-Bus- Hag-ir-; - . vharf. Her master is Capt March T. W. friends expected to arrive on 4he Chi- "1 QQIPY . .'.E'.rectcr r:irc:d Judsoa J. Jordan,'Mrs. J. Jordan, Mrs. xhfi LJAATC Tfl PILJ1 I 1 R. CAIlTEIt. . . . A. Pr--r- The Yuratsn "was pl-- an,, Mr. jand Mrs. J., A. Dunbar, yp Iaru, b.e ,aaid here ;is JUU J C llr. C. tfCirkpatrick, Ja& tKirkland. Mrs. JU A;enota CJIJU C. .... in Ly Ccpt J. II. Micaulay,-ter-r'.tcr!i- l Hooper, A. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. G. O. possibility he may leave new -- IL CnC3...... Elcnr - G. Kies.fW. Kesler, Mrs. W. Kesler, that ....,.B,,m.M WANTED, ; '.. ; - transport - 'j. IL OALT.;;...... Directcr pilot . "v Carpenter, Frank Mar, D. W, Sher- H. G. Leonard, Mrs. F. M. Lynch, Mrs. week on the Sherman, but reported very rough wood, C. H. K. Scholefeld, ' ..,. .. C;.;t.' Taulsea Palmer, Thos. Lally, Mrs. W. B. Lymer, Mrs. Stenographer, expert, A6 gears' experi H. a, CO0;a3. .Directed wc.V.at MIIacI his port of Bishop Mrs. Bryant Miss C. Ma-ge- . Director frcn last Libert B, Low. Mrs. F. Looney, Dr. A. H. r, ence in court and commercial work. fL Ql 7.TLLT . .'.. v.::, he stepped Miss Payne, McQuald; 1 J)pat ; depending :; on wl.rre for bunkers. S.;Wight Mrs. E. McLaughlin, Mrs. H. sMcGulre, next 7.l!?:ftK. JC. position. Mrs. P.. O...... Ailltc r desires Address ,D. ZIA7 .r.-- Lc l Al- whfrh Jirrlvpa ffrfit ; ii. ii frcm Shsrshal to San Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Macomb, Mrs. .W. H. Manaton. Matter F. Mersman, ai.!,V.i!v. CITY MIU. COMPANY, LTD. ' Fr..:.c:.-?- o toot as the SUrulletln ttMt vlth a crpacity caro of len, Mrs. Yost: Mrs. A, E. King, Mrs. Miss S. McKelvey, C. A. Mtllward, J. "lam going to theOrient ts:pcrtri of best Iratsr J frzllllzi general Chinese merchandise which he T. B. Fisher, J. G. Graham, G. II. H. Marlin, Mrs. J. H. Marlin, Miss H. representative of the administration.' LOST. low, - ctterials.; Prices end ws to , -- simply as priTate citi I Ir.s the riafnland. i The Grlnlm, ;Mlss Searle, Mrs. Searle, Mr. ommers, Miss E. Myers, Judge W. D. he says.but a jczr.crlT prcspt wi- - r?:r ner-wil- quesUons. attsstlri probably sail this Mrs. D. L. Rosenfleld, M. Nagaro, zen and student of public purse containing money, keys ; late and. McUugh, Mrs. W.' D. McHugh. A. iH.1 a Small ,or raUL- Wa rtnv tra-Ired- J ooa tc Fran- - Mrs, Cun- jim going 4o Japan and China, -- ; fra i t."t cr ht for Saa Mrs. M. Pr Smith. Kate fi. UarUn,.' A: More Mrs.vAi first and 'papers. Liberal reward if re r-- Clartln ' y of houesea in til city wiii i ningham, S. P. Ping, N. C. Wilson, More, McAtee, W. H. Miller, and then to the Philippines." turned to-thi- s office. 6417 3t - J. L Mrs. feet latlsfactlon. If want to IzL'l paw a ; w 70a Is G, Governor Walsh v Tle Yucatan one of the seven Paul Hughes J. J. Armstrong. Miss W. H. MUler, Mrs. I A. Mllland, Miss tribute .vjnsnlt - . - newspapers,. was I One blue engineer's cap, between ta. steamers owned by the North Pacific Dayton, Mrs. Kemmlng,' F. A. Brown L. Milland, Bishop Nibley, Mrs. Nib-le- y, lonoluin'a afre6 -- 2S8, She is under charter to make one and ife, Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Berry, Miss E Nelll, Mrs, A. H. Olmsted," ably aujrprjaed :,to find ,auch modern Country Club and Pali.. Box - iT tzlz voyage , jthls office. r, 6415--5t ajlia, ifeoscasitd wore carrying merchandise Henry St Goar, Robt Hind L. Hind, Miss T; IL. Olmated.-- A. H. 'Olmsted. saa tuieruriBtue iewvjicoi- Mil :::' s, r .newg jand general , cargo Misa;McKIm-men- lie states." "You cover all the -- - - - between the coast E. J. fmith; J. Unger, W. L. sPorter, Mrs. W. L. iPorter,v W. ... , . ' M.-- - fully, I Bunch of keys four in number, on and fiie Orient v : iJrs; Ferls, Mrs.- Geo. H. C 'Quarles, Mrs. W. C. Quarlei F. J. both local an4 cable. think Fri-glta- -- steel ring. Return Samp Dept. . P. ', r Dunn, 'Miss Falrweather, Miss T. ni, Runyon, Mrs. Ruuyon, you have two as good newspapers as ) F. J. Miss A. F. O., Reward. 6414-r- 5t v The British royal navy in Japan was Mrs. Nora Vredenberg, John Rypp, Mrs. T. you will find In any city of your size , T. Robert. Jr Roberts, THE YOKOHAMA CPICI1 established In 1SCC; the royal fleet Moniz. wife and in fant Master Mo- - pr J. W Rogers Mtj.j. ,W4'Rogers,' Pasi book No. 9214. . Return to Bank reserve In 1911. " nlz, Gea IL HIgglns, ' Frank ftew,j Smith, Mrs. J;F. Smith, W. L. and a;d'vWe7 a righVe V J. F. ., : At' Tea. Mrs..Searles, Miss E. S. Samuel, F.S. Capital mbscrOed ...4$,c:0,CCO y Samuel,.F.,G. Snow, .Mrs. F. ,G Snqw, FOR RENT FURUJSHED HOUSES. t3.c:o,o G. L. Sucimers, Miss M. Starr, pr. Ccri rii ?..... ;.20,CC3,CCO - dis-- Sarervs ...... I Sbockley, Mrs. A. U. . Shockjey, CPHRORATIQU .MEETIfJG? .j . Punahou f?l - u . - . . ; J AWCd.-Lcta- Mana?sr Judged JV . Sanborn, Mrs.' W. H. San- will rent - ft. l i .. ' isJt-mont- h1 mm born, Miss A. Sonderstreim, Mrs. J. M. Annual meetlnas "li. sugar eom- - f for or longer; $100 Bargains Slater J. P. Schlelein, B.- - R. Simons, paniea aixl 'Havaljan corpora monthly; ASdresi Box 301, ttis thr ' -- -- In iuM-swIn- 3 COHNZR FCHT. MM Mrs." B. R. Simons, Miss O. Schmidt tlona will aooa be In g. From .office 6417 2t KINO STREET, Mrs. L. E. Schmidt E. S. Waterman, now on fpr$he,txt'few m& JPNT-FURNISHE- D H. Wodehouse, C. number.ofiharehoJdera-meetlnaiillFP- ROOM?. pday E. 'Vhitelaw, R :0 Ads C. W. G. G. ; - M". Whitelaw, Whitelaw, be held, to oo over last years active hnf n(1 hnlh. ' vTbaskeary Carrt,ea en 'Trust rrtiu'. - - - ; C. Mrs. G. - t P. Whitelaw, P. Wbitelaw, ami choose dffiwrs 9 ci for .the, rtt , 6outh Sea Cas- it w wlth fhAard. eentlemen Beautiful ta UJ -- !1 Cuslnesi to C Miss R, WebsterMiss R. Webster, B. ensuing year. "J . .t.I-- . HA- ,. v . ;'Afarcli, being a inetwesen seasoiiam)Rtbr is ne : i - 7 ct i kets just received. )' ' F. WildMrs. B. F. Wild, Miss I. Wild Meetings; r corporations so Tar o WAII A SOUTH 8EA3 tranche : : : r v; whole up : . of the best in the year for, picking Mrs. J. D. Whitham and two children, vemsea inciuae vne Allowing; 4 x FOR SALE. ? CURIO CO Young dig. ' " S..Welty.- - 10. - r bargains in buying, selling, renting and exchanging., and J i! Dr. OS. Welty Mrs. O, MARCH :i .7 Suy Jon Clshop Stretr - Jaukaa Cornpany,:Ltd, uppUed;, wneineryou are a mercnant, or a iroressknaj, or..an auto-- Aorlcultural ootibeerjoutata big profit, I FOR S ALE " 0 a.m. vBTjnall' : mobile enthufiiAst In von investment; nice, clean busi nr tnteratl tho riltv market.' PASSENGERS BOOKED ' Moaula Agricultural Company; Ltd, ness; investigate. 1109 i Alakea st ' y'-'iv-- .. ' 453a6--DaIr- d ' .you ' : : y gon road, T; can find lota of "goo things" right now, if but look 0:30 a. gtu ' V . ' 6417 6t '. ' Kalfhi heJoT '' - i.-1- : :- - saU-in- g 8 con- for them. , , . :f r; Per T. K. Kstr. Chlyo Maru, amihanaeua Girl's school; lota at! 8:80 this afternoon for the Two fresh, milking cows; J reasonable taining over X acre land In fee sim- ' - - .'v. .:.-.- ' 7 ' '. Orient From Honolulu: Miss M. Kuhua Agricultural Company. 11:30 price. Address box 295, this office facing 3 .streets; large ' ; E ple, . J w There is just one place to look, too, 'that is Barnes, 31 iss A.-- : Brannrn. Mrs. G. A. .v.y 6417 6t house; large stabIe,-- 5 good eows, heif- - - Col-- V, Brown, Miss Ai Brown, Mrs.';E. Flta--i ?r horse; etc.; sells 1110 mill: : worth wliile and, that place is the Want ers, calves, : - NOTICE. - ' gerald Misses K. and H. Fitzgerald. After having saved many lives at v- t'r---':- ' Star-Bulleti- n. per ;month. : , " uma ot the Take a glance at these columns Mrs. C Hayes, H. Jack and wifey, Mrs. railroad crossings during twenty .good -- J1300---i3 acre tana and : . now ana Bee ror yourself what they nave that you. . , El Segundo; "American, steamer, r interests CA. Leekley. Col. S. C. Lewis and years; Charles Daly of Illddletcn, N. tract, KalihL f C- - house in Bellalr . You will find the slight will repay V; wife, L. L. --Pope wife, H. G. Slus-ser-ti Whanged himself. He vrasa X: t. ric'Ielliri'froniiSan Francisco. effort you," and jman Free --water, Targe chicken run. .300 Mrs. C.'B. Wells, T. H. at' the ast Main "street cross: zz of r pta:a,noradersigned ccar bocae-.-- k - - I....r bananas, etc, . Bargain for a - , ' ' ...... t-.- ..'.v .1 White, H.JC.S, W'iUiamiand wife,D. the Ontario and Vestern liailrcc J, and .r".J :c3 naned vessel wiu ce Yonekura. - ; waa seventy-eigh-t years old. le for any debts that may. be V ''- contracted by crew. -- ' ii - " ,m Star- Bulretih Glassiiied Prices for Sour Lake and Humble r ; In the schools of Australia boxlnj ; STANDARD OIL CO, i ; 4 " v.. , . .. , - J - '. . ' crude oil were, advanced to iSO cents been regular exer- , Honolulu. has introduced as a - -- -- 4 Walty EMg.1 44 S. Kis2 St, a barrel by titer Texas Co ' else for schoolboys. ;m 2t.-- : H::'i: -- 'V . HONOLULU Y, MABCH 8, 1D1G. f 'If SEVEN 4 r

--- on i V TONIGHT . . in railSir mo i. .u:-7SvjS- - - P.M. MW1 hir v I NO of:' ?:0 Hcbolulti'f Home of Happiness UATOIEE TODAY, 2:15 Jc:--s L. Lasky Presents DIRECTOR...... PHIL J. BYBHE - Needs of Big School Talked Song The Cup. Words- written by Mrs. Francis R. Day; musio written Lti En- i UrltlA Over at Chowder Supper, by Miss Margaret E. Clarke. Donald ;" livened By Many "Stunts" Toast The Punahou Mothers. Mrs. IX ' i i' f v filKDOl I A -- mnfil rrrtrmm f nnntni! m.rit in: rr c. v. Bm,.li " I V TONIGHT Puaahoxj' as- juoil-i- uuwu Tvwmuiffrm. tii I ,m K nn Mirrh 17 In tha ' need and Punahcra'i -- . 1 , , j uam rv Aiexaaaer. R RiihAn Uali fcv th . , ;. and Thursday, aid Friday , r sets ureTe franklrdiscnssed last night rhiM tTl' Ballad of Punahou Miss Maud -. atnd.-ent- s th rie- of Pimahou -- Play-Anot- r Tsben more graduate, ari hor' dnh Bigr 6:Reel13elig Ceal her thaaOO ; The Bed Four and friends of the Institution uuu. ;. I Academy. gathered at the UnjYersitjr Clnb to A DRAMA OF SUSPENSE, LOVE AND MYSTERY supper lis- high performance of 1915 partake of a chowder and ' Campaign, the class the k - ' V ten, to a program of speeches and clnls, but they may expect much v 8th Chapter of , Pathe Weekly r. -- vrlik r. ittrtrm 1 "get-togethe- r" more year s jinks. The affair was Song--Ka of tnis organizations. Tne "NEAL OF THE NAVY" Punahou. Word wiltten 1915 singers are a forerunner of the 75th anniTersary mrrt majority of the still " ' - . Kews in celebration to be held next Jnne. wff; 5SU.t5 rSt5S? tta clubs and therr two years ex- VWith the WorliPs Pictures ll 1 done much f Ha A fl-h- iiy It was one of the largest Punahon perience has in " iiieplpirel iaiK ine rageanu .wary r. i T. n Comrng Tomorrow ever held in Honolulu, and vn tf. i.at reunion. wmne. -- many of Honolulu's best known men r .ink. nvVAt rtthfnn "Who Stole the. LCllionaire Baby V - I --U-h rR A ismrl.F.ruuiuwu- a. r. uru aiirt hn h anr Hazel Dawn and women, were present. William ieta. flthS. fV- I PTPTa1 This picture is considered by dramatic critics to be the Best mantfti f ha hnrrtM hv y. T. Rawlins, president of. the Alumni Mr. v-;- And ever made in a motion rveia Auwuiy snr. oarwjci. vn1r from the 8tory picture.; ! Association, . was toastmafiter. filv rhnn ammir In a eonrincing talk made by Frank John Mason . VAUDEVILLE p. Atherton, chairman of 75th. anni- ,. WatrM tt.nt- - Hi,iwti. ww.juwio, wmu Tersary finance , committee, the "old uvu6 wiw vtauiMitco, aa 100 r vr i THELLIA ROSE HOWARD, The Dainty Little Danseuse grads.were Informed that it behooYed tn tt,- - I caapci programs ua oa omer .otw : The Fatal Card t.K..4 ft a a, . . "-.- T.r. I n,a.f . ; THE CALIFORNIA DUO V them to come. to the financial aid of miss Holmes. ri v";. their v alma mater ; Deficits of more - WMimjr fctci.cu. .u siuneuu uuuj TWTt,.V K.,-;o- tl (In New Scenes and Songs) 15000 a year been met by vrf,. aoauvM-A..t.. n h. n,V rtf tt. ainr. than hare w"'I n college dnring 14 years, UVU. fl UVU IMIHUUUB. I. V,. the the last iong--Th- e Trustees. Tune: On the . ...Vk . 10, 20, 30 CENTS Mr. Atherton emphasized, and the re I fK a au.o w w tw PRICES...... uuaxu wire.It.. :r..Mt wuriev, 1 w. 4hA .PricVlb,6 Cents, i Reserved,. 30 Cents. . Phone 2873. f sult, is that today the institution needs tv.. rvuM ik Ar.n1nir BOX SEATS t. ;.V.'...... UU VlullM aDnroximitelv 1100.000 : to meet . its T:".. . The program ia a diversified one. 4 debts, added, however, .r.?:: presenung enough of the elassicalmu r1! .lie, that here ';Z?lM.VlirIJZZiue pit, ainiHS tofore no appeal liad erer been made uuw.uuik iw ni.u th rritlAsJ And enftMeh room, governor's room. and imokmgf aaifafv thftJ6. whA f to the alumni generally. 5 Want to Raise S25O00a the lighter side of music. Of especial be songs. t ' h "In response. tQ .(he recent booklet pTth Zr -- erit seem to the "Hark 1. alr while llr; com--J m- - giTtng . : the needs of raiahou contri Y -- V.- Danny pledges additional Ii!!- ---- at.; T"7T1,-..- "Danny Deever.7 .The soli of buttons and toward uiwi."i. AUrKr endowment has been received ,up, td rteoa uaM Deever" will be rendered by Mr, the stun of $41,000,N Mr. Atherton con - . . . tinned-- . we are nrilll - n .t.v. '' v But what are after lessor wiuHua- LroD rneips 01 xaie T o. .r,ii.- - 1000 pledges ;from- - our alumni and ik . 7 " iUW "T"rin" J numbers there will be a violin solo to range anywhere from ..o uai-ea- rj I - T friends, thesa biu-- exercises, anq mat i gypap tT-- "' a quar a dollar npward. Our aim is to raise a male :'- - ': 1 . r vYour Opportunity See." In this manner at least 250,000; what and Pennsylvania, expect to have fac-- l J'', 'v r to we would like to secure is $500,000 any nere memDers ai time. On hunt! red and- fortv.thre French .uai -- , I " t - for the endowment', ; .;. ir.r, uruuw,iit.v la aimi epeeca,l npiail .rn.k hrntara' havo hoon WJI1 In hnt. EVERYf. picture f is perfect when you use a That the strained financial condi lB VIt?i?e.A"8emI tie since the war began. tion of the college is handicapping uiy aua music uaii, wnicn wotki leavw i r n ht loft ari . Kodak. 'J its activities, was the declaration pf V A MaAr,a tV OmUmaT V ah tl as a,.M I aani nr w' ww Famous Enemy of Spiritualistic Fakers. One of the best President A. P. Griffiths. He pointed for music, for a adminUtraUon build- - , ' "No need to take two pictures f . the same view out that the college is behind times exposing the tricks performed by Magicians - in manual training, which is a feature to make certain of a good photo. One is cnoujh with that the school should have. He add Among . those present , at . the big " were:...- - . . . I ed that a regrouping of the student chowder ...... r I I n "I V H 1 U an Kodak. fVr M K Eastman body grades William T. . Rawlins.. Mr. Mrs. . M W1 ' J in the lower is desirable .J . and fl K& Te i; v vs. ; ' .. ' ? . - i4 - -- so that a Junior department might he W. Mr. and . Mrs. F- i WhirlwindDancers and Singers created. T T AWMV Hfftf rSltA j fmum TIT T atTTA atU The very papers, , 1:30 p. m. until finest photographic This, the president said, would ne 5!. Proaram bealnnina ; !. non-curlin- g autographic films," developers - a: cessitate a new building on the cam "Ar THE MUSICAL GO.OLLIANS Morgan. Morgan, ' pus. A new and larger assembly hall Kelene Mrand Mr . (tS fttia'J; - nal'.t'iS ' . Foremost George B. Klue-l";r,- "; f'.'? America's Instrumentalists , 9 etc., always on hand. is needed, he added, . as well as a Sherman, Mrs. C. H. i r -: ANnniNn" 7 i: music studio set apart from the other gei, U.H. cooke, .Dorothea Cooke, r- Motion Pictures, 7:30 to 8:00. VaudeyiUe, 8:00 to 8:45. v (three-ar- - r-i.r- I Vengeance" t drama)... winnifro- av , awRw.nAa.iia- : buildings. President Griffiths remark Aa w hb rvatiV V a aft ...... wj . - ; of ' scbopl Marshall, 8:45 to 10:30. ed that the trustees the r. V. " . "Mr. Blank of Bohemia". (comedy) policy seeking only best t, Tm Three-Hou- 23,-3-0 have a of the I Yitagraph A r Show for 10, and 0 Cents when" In need of new teachers, and Mr Anmmt lUTra TVviemin m . w-- f Honeymoon Pact" (comedy) . ii Ltd pointed out the expense of 1& r: tv n .f aWMi wi.rw.iJ "The Ci, that I v . emus;1 Mm Uflhdi roflfYd lit VliKTtii struction Is constantly increasing. Sal m'tr ' ary standards have risen in recent and Mrs' W. F. FreafC-- Mrs. B. F. Dll -- HfV or,A Tl lfnrlam . AA A tVlU... , Agents for Eastman Cddol: years, he said, and , this has proven "O .j IWIU I vr. t nuci beneficial for the reason that a bet Mr. and Mrs. O; F. Henshall, Mf. and Mrs. A, N. Campbell, G. ; ; ter class of Instructors are , being Helen Cad Fort near 1848 Mr. . r Hotel Phone brought, into the profession. !vi''4:; ; j well, and Mrs. Hvtj Dilllflgham, -- - Mr. Mrs. . . ". ; I Ghost Inaugurated "Jinks. v and M MahrttrerAlfahd Tne eveningra xun oegan.witn runa Mrs. ..e. Blake, W..FAlDmmgfaam. 'OMfll hou's procession of ghosts. One by Percy Deverill. : Mr. and Mm. A, C ', Alexander, W. 'Pv M, 1 - one they mounted the platform and Alexafiden Zella Breckenridge, ; 4. Day, 4 ' spoke., vividly recalling ; memories of Juanlta H. Mrs. former presidents of the school. The A. B. Foster. Mr. and 11 rs A; Pi Grif. :; V. i fiths, Mrs. A. Lewis, CHARLIE white-robe- Margaret $haw, last d figure ; represented rs in; the present administration, and ere Ruth Andersari, Ruta s.rer. ryrll F. ;;;is with atedimuch merriment by marching Damon, Vera, Damon," Bernard Damon; Helen Girvin,' Mr. and iMrs," C.J F, off , at a goose step, signifying the SHANGHAIED Schmetteer, I G, Fr'encn., F. ; E. Mld-- liiftf ' ' ITS A ; SCREAM " recently, inaugurated military train kiff, j Ruth Richards, Lewis nqnton. ing.' fi.;;v-;:-:' .. F. wm. f. Yap : Miss . Margaret E. Clark sang "The Jtwai f. Katsumhra, Harry ; Dal, E. T. Chaseteynold Mc- - TONIGHT Toast to .PunahoaV! a - aong .written Grew,' D. L. Withrngton- - Mrs. Paul ' R. Day. to ;'-v- v. : by MrV F. The toast the Mrs: Mspv 'also: Punahou toothers, given ,hy .Mrs. Ma- Wlthineton. J. P. Winne. bel Wing Castle, was. followed by a WILLIAM FOX - f Dr, Quid: end cccurata Day tnd Night vitclcsa ccrvica toast to the, Punahou fathers, respond E. D. Kilboume. Mr. and Mr Presents F.' C. Atherton, Mr. , and, Mrs., ed by William P, Alexander. . An- W.. J. points.!; ' ;; to Macniel, Mr. Mrs. T. to San Francisco and other mainland toinette L. - Foster's of Puna and M. Cox. Mar 3allad: garet Clarke, An- hou" was sung by Miss Maude Hast; E. Emma Barnhard, DsUy.Nfliiseri : na Johnson, Blanch .Folsom, lelen ings. ? r i'-- - lp;- - Night, letter : service to CahFrincircoi Oaklml, r.Si.:'-' Hoimes. Mr. .Templeton,- ; James . F. Itymay, In an interesting talk Walter F. eterson, Mr, and- - ' Stanley. Dillingham told of' the plans being Mrs. LiVi Berkeley and Alameda, $1.00 12 ; - ''V-- ' ingston, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Living for .rordx - Celebrated, Scandal' made for the celebration to be held ston, Mrs.vAlice J. The June 75th Glfratit Clemence next in honor of Punahou's Glffard, David WlthUigton. V birthday, and Miss Mary P. WInne ' Damon,- - , . Oceanic steamers Sierra .Ccnoma end Ventura aw Bernard Blanche Wlshard, at 8:15 p. nil described the pageant, one of the cele Esther Gibb, Dora Broadbent, George , equipped with Federal apparatus '7 ?. Cr,rw; bration features, which will depict the Cooke. Mabel Hawthorne, William See; toe various phases in the, history of the Taylor,: EVe; . Ouderkfrk. Mand i Sarah. M. The A IMCTRT " school since itsfoundation. Another Dow, Da- Il lP Lillian Parrish. Frederjca B. : a, song written especially for the chow Royal K Tear PROUPT SERVICE DAY AIH) mCpZ vis," Judge and Mrs. W. U Whitney. Tickets on sale at Cuhha WN -- N f der .by. Miss Margaret E. Clarke and Smile Mrs. N. Cox was .sung by Actress Isaac; a - Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Emory. Kenneth Music Store. . ' : J-- 6:30-8:3- 0 23 Fcrt" Street ('vlvThcn ChOrUS... ' , . : : r:...: Emory, Mr. and Mrs.' JL .Tehney peck, Evening 2 Shows, 'C'; Two poems, one entitled humorous L; 0. Hpwland, Mr. and, Mrs- - C T. j Daily Folsom, General Admission 50c ". 1,.;, Matinee 2;15 "About Mr. Barwick.7 by Miss Fitta. Kim Tong : Ho,: Tongr Coney, and another entitled "Some Questions Maud Hastings, ,Marguerite ' Ashford, by Watson Ballen- - About Punahou, Ruth McChesney. : Myrtle Schumann. 1 tyne, were read. An amusing song Mr. and Mrs. Barkley S., Denisoa, Ai entitled 1 "More Dignitaries," was sung Reginald ------red u Castle, Melaaphy. t r.-T- ' by.a feminine quartet composed of Maurice Melanphy, Susaiina Greg the 'MisBes . Folsom, Johnsonr Barn- - ory, Dr. and Mrs. John T. Gullck, Rev. ; : : : . hard andHolmes. and Mrs. Orramel Gulick,1 Miss Mc-Douga- ll, program came to The a close with Agnes Juijd, Jannett . Sharp. the reading of another poem by Wat Lieut C. B. Lyman. Nora-Sturgeo- n, "Punahou - son .Ballentyhe entitled Rev. Henry P. Jtidd., r- , , . AT NATECBJAL TMEATHK Mothers' Association," and the . sing ing lof a humorous song entitled "The EAGER FOft WORD . Ball Room, Fancy and Toe Dancing. Special Child- Trustees," by the faculty quartet - : Ji ": The formal program follows, in MISS BRUCE,TEACHER be ' famous ren's Class, 12 lessons v:"'; r'-- - for $5.00f , fall:-- v : ';V- ON ISLE M0L0KAI : Presiding William T. Rawlins, pre . 0F ; Telephone 287-- sident of ? Punahou Alumni Associa your cio !dng, .. . r or tot a. in. : v- ? Who In Honolulu or j?PPiPeA? tion. . ;';.- ;? V , knows the where s A Panahott Processions-Unannou- nc abouts of a Miss Bruce, who was a " ' "' ' r. public school 17 ed. ':'t '''" :,:" . teacher on Molokal -- ' ; -- years ago? . v;.' :..! . just a b The department of public - instruc VMCll SOriDATS tion wants to know, as does. Miss Flo Special assortment PONGEE ra E. Walfenden of Los Angeles, who In Either Case SILK SHIRT3, Extra Ilia because swollen glands or inflamed would appreciate information .concern- quality, $2.50 membranes often affect other tissues ing Miss any to C3.50 Bruce or members of jj - . and lung trouble easily follows. . ' l her family Miss ' Walfenden says i - - that Miss Bruce "taught in south- , As Nature's corrector of throat -the troubles cod liver oil in Scott's east corner of MolokaL".. .. v -- the pure FOWDEIl i- George S. Raymond, public school BAtUNS Emulsion is ' speedily converted . into i inspector, is making an. investigation germ-resistin- g tissue; its tested glycei and persons knowing or remembering ine is curative and healing, while this Miss Bruce or members of her family are requested to ? communicate with will help you. , r.a-f- .wholesome relieves the ' .e a emulsion ; him. .. , . .iV-- : "At - and upbuilds forces to resist ' t s trouble the " m mm . I" s Kfote.ljtreet, germs and avert the weakf tnptilar The .very Rer. , Thdraas ' E. Doran. goodness enin Influence which usually follows. Auxllliary Bishop of the Diocese of Its ' If any member of your family has Providence, R. I., died, in St Joseph's tender'thrDat, get a bottle of Scott's ht8pttal there. Bishop Doran. , upon ;Emulsib4 Udayt! Physicians prescribe whom Pope. Benedict epafrrcd . his recommends a g. bishophrio la March, of last itear. was ft to avert throat troubles, overcom Bishop-Harklns- . assistant to v . iizbtacQ-Pee- li bronchial disorders and strengthen : HJ ALL KIND3 OF ROCK AND 8AND FOR CONCRETE WORK, harmful It the lungs.; No alcohol or i, Prank II Todd, liead of th ftuWlsh-- FIREWOOD AND COAL. ; .' fig & Co- -- ? drugs. Always insist on Scott's. firm of Todd. Mead - diad tZ QUEEN STREET , v O. BOX P. 212 19-3- Soott & Bowne, Btoomfield. N. J. 1 n Mew Yorit He was Tl rea old. i '.; 1 : eigitt ; HONOLULU- - STAR-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1910.

"" ;o F DS ' - ' ' '' mm has PATK urun PEACTICAL FUBI7ITUIIE AlfD PIANO. UOVEES MORE I'MIlAiS OF HAWAII LOYAL Service First . PHONE 4 9 8 1 1 General OJices, 65 S. Quesn St.

IN SHIP CASES 1ST INFANTRY NOTES Not Contemplating More Ar Former Governor VValsrt Tells rArnnr! VIxtA C Hint and : Pri rests, and Will Not Put Matter Ad Club of Impressions He vates GIp Johnson and James B. Wal- Spadal SUXoItetu Oomffniaaea lace, Company s C, were today; dis- 11, y i Before Federal Officials , Will Take Back to States ', SCHOHELD BARRACKS, March 8. charged by purchase. ' . mm - ; :. .. sr 3X , Yesterday morning a review of . the As far as Liquor License Inspector HawAii Is populated br Americans Pvts. John Jurasek. Company A, as W. P.: Fennell Is concerned,, there as loyal as any to be found anywhere troops at Schofield Barracks was held florist and Claude J. Armstrong. Com- probably will be no further arrests under the Stars and Stripes. This is iar honor of . Datid Walsh, former pany I. as assisUnt to the reglmenul in the case Involving the interned Ger the news which David I. Walsh, for- governor of Massachuaettz. When Mr. librarian,' were today relieved from man gunboat Geler and three mer mer governor of Massachusetts, will these special duties. v . ' Walsh accompanied by Governor Pink chant vessels, which are . alleged to take , back to the Atlantic seaboard ST ;s".'--.:'-').-';- ; have been conducting "blind pigs" on with him when be returns to his home I ham arrived at. Leilehua by automo A board of officers, consisting of T board. : ' ' In New England, he told the members bile a aalute of 17 guns was fired by 1st Ueat K. a Snow, IstUeut Elvid "I am not going to take any further of the Ad Club today at their weekly one of the batteries: of the 1st Field Hunt and 2nd Lieut J. N. Smith, Jr., action In the case until the return of luncheon. n .... - ,'',: .;' Arauery, rouowing the review a re is appointed to meet March 6, 1916, or ; ;' Dressy comfort in an the Germ&p consul and the captain ol In a rapid fire burst of oratory punc- ception was held at the 25tb Infantry as soon thereafter as practicable, to me silvqy emmns : the Geler from I lllo," Inspector Fen tuated and emphasized by quotations Club in honor of Governor Pinkham determine whether or not Pvt Jack. exclusive style. nell said today. "It would not be fair of poetry that won his audience to and Mr. WalsH. at whicfr aU the offi- Taggart Company D, lstr Infantry, .. . post ex- to them. I am not contemplating any him, the . speaker told; of his impres- cers of the were present They should be discharged prior to the Personally, am not ;i were by Carried In bronze with more arrests.. I sions of Hawaii. later entertained at luncheon piration of his term of enlistment' going to present the matter to the "Regardless of what his politics are, Brigadier-Genera- l and Mrs. Frederick dress slipper hand-turne- d sole, and in the - federal authorities, for the reason that or any other relatively unimportant S. Strong. ;: ,, KAMEHAMEHA CONCERT new."Mldnight Blue- shade my jurisdiction ends in the district detail.' the principal thing about any "One of the most 'successful, dances - BAND with welt or extension sole. court ' man is what kind of a heart he has, ever held at Schofield Barracks was ; BY ARTILLERY - ' rd-Schob- August Poetsctke of the steamer said Mr. Walsh. , " Have you Christian given by - i er & Co. last evening the Mounted Made by i La The very essence of Poramern and Ilelnrlch. Muller were charity and : toe fountain of brother- Service Mess. as;an opening of the The following program is scheduled - Price $7.00. ; cne8ted last nlgbt on warrants issued hood in vour heart? Then yon'SDeak new dancing i pavilion that; has just to be played at Fort Kamehameha this refinement and elegance iu dress . effects. Popular by the city attorney's office. The casts the common language of brotherhood, been completed adjacant to the .elub evening beginning at 5:20 o'clock by -:.- v-':;'; po- yond precedent. Watch them at the Governor's BalL :"': were to be heard mis morning in no matter in what part of the .world building. .The, new open lair pavilion the 13th Coast Artillery band; Mr. V. court, were ; :' ' r lice but continued until you' Uve. '.X:' '3, la t very similar to the one adjoining F Safranek conducting: 7. tomorrow morning pending an Invest! I- - ; 6ee Great Future, . the 1st Infantry Club at Castner, and Processional from "The . Queen 'of reported, , cation, it ws of the "district "You have a great future nertf. As is credited," with ; having-- the finest v Sheba . - . ; Gounod ...... -- court's Jurisdiction In the matter. Ac a public servant of many years'-e- x dance floor at Schofield.' The 1st Field Overture, William Tell'. . . .Rossini cording to Inspector Fennell the law perience, i cnor someinmg w wnai Artillery Band: played the . music for . (The Dawn, The Storm, The Alps, firm of Thompson, Mllverton juii makes a a government or its people the dance, iwhlch waa by? - : ' legal representatives? attended a The Chase.) EMiniQirEy v Cathcart, of ii great : and successful. : I have been very large number from Schofle'd as Entre Acte, Glow Worm. , . Sko2 Store Hackfeld & Company, will appear as my The three times, elected' In state, once well as by many, from Honolulu j and - $ ' iiflcic ; men. - W - ? - 1 1529 counsel for the , as . lieutenant governor and twice as Fort Shatter. The Arrangements tor x (By request) ': Fort Streetv Phone Pert and Hotel Sts. governor. And I want to enthuse you the dance,: which were perfect In avery Quartet from ; "Rigoletto". . 1. . . . Verdi LANE HAS MESSAGE with the great possibilities that lie. be detail, were made by Cot 8. D. Stor-gi-s, Fantasia on I Dixie" ...... '.Langey fore people of this community.' r president Mounted. ON BOND ISSUE TO : the of the; Service "Yoa , have . eilmate ; the equal of Mess and vby the executive touuciU - PRESENT TOMORROW Palm Beach, not two months . In . the consisting of Lieut-col- . J. C McMa-bo- n, year but for. the whole 12 months iu Capt W, S. Browning, and Lieut -,1 Mayor Lane will read a message to the year, unsurpassed even by Atlan- - li: A. i?eaiwr y.fV: - r City best.- . ;v-:;- the board of , supervisors tomorrow tie at Its ;', : night recommending a special elec VTbere is no .other spot under the . The Afield officers br tie 1st Field tion on the question of Issuing bonds American flag or under any other flag that, combines the .beauties of Palm Artillery and Medical. Corps stationed for the construction of a new city Schofield morn- ' Beach. Atlantic City, and ithe White at: Barracks left this Hotel Street,' near Fort hall and . roads around . the island. . Qh, ing for Haleiwa, . where they will be He expects to receive an .opinion Mountains of the United States. camp f: , in during, the next three days A. M. Crlsty, first deputy city those marveUous mountain peaks of .; "rf from ' ' while taking the. annual test, tide for v' "i.Ic:t no cl the attorney today, on whether or - not jours: . v " Means, ' field officers, consisting of . 20 miles ; 750,000 bonds on Flag Mucri Here. v ' Coat, Trouse and .Hangers means conven--; J in can be voted at for three consecutive days. , The , of fi? To have plenty: of r Skirt year. "And . I'm glad the . American , nag one election or issued in one 1 cers will ride on Thursday, Friday ':::Quly";.;;.;v floats over this place. In a way and i - The law says that but one half of Saturday, when they will return to the v ieiice and economy in keeping your clothes in order and looking neat. per feej touched that these simple, friend ' an-importa- one cent of the assessed valuation. post The band of the lst.Field Artil- Mnny busi- ly, affectionate people whom. God, first i - - . we offering c or $480,000 in Honolulu's cases, can be de- lery will- al8 be at Haleiwa during This;veek are i gave these , islands,' should, be any year. mayor to i ness engagement is met at Issued in one The prived of governing their; own land. this period, and: enjoy? a little buting Xoon-Da- r believes that with no bonds outstand- much, In camp on the. beachJ: . ,. the Luncheon- v but the. American, flag means to ing a way can be found to issue the .V .; v ette, required projects them aa well. U:"f ': :" t while the ladies make i'50.000 for the two "Today. In Europe, millions are ut-- ; - r.ftcr-slioppir- s appoint- he favors. . . feringiln the trenches; and as many 25TH INFANTRY; N0TE&; ( suffering untold; anguish, in ments here for the After-i-- women are FILIPINO STAD3ED IN Why they, doing V. - "h their treasts. are An interestngand Vitaf missive r : -- .'. ' r :They nickel-plate- d. on Ice r D0VSETT LANE FIGHT it!" thundered the from regimental headquarters has re4 ( ; Bent Wire,,tinned, japanned, o r A variety , of - are doing it because they love their cently been promulgated to this com ' Always flag --and their country, mand 4, a delectable menu " under Bulletin, Headquarters, In a fight took place with sev- ' 'that :. for 'Yczati -- How to Test Officials. . 25th Infantry. tbe and rtht!y - ; ' :- " eral of countrymen about' 8:30 ; ? - his . . Vv .use on any i,; '. : .y- .- . t re wed tea with cakes. o'clock la? t night near Dowsett lane, "There are two tests to In substance and. in it reads in office, - Not his Falanaa, Pedro Delacrus, a Filipino, man public what Is as'foltowsTtA See the window display position on any political issue, out is r 4The attention" of alt concerned is . was e tab bed, receiting one, wouAd in J W.A V ivy J V -- ...J man," does he do his own invited . to - following -- - .... the right arm and In the right he a free '..tfe remarks of another judge-a- d ' : - - V- -- thinking, and to the ; vocate - . U - u r;,. J. ; is be indifferent the general of the i side. Officer George Kelia arres ".d - t influence . wealth and power army : ,v : '- -,; : K- - Marion Rullon as having a prominent of the ' ; around, him T Second, Is he conscien- . "Tien a soldier fs found drunk and part In the fray, and brought to " him tious not merely as a bank trustee of unfitted for dutj'; the proper- - action the police station. The condition of - , funds, although that 1 high : enough, would seem-- to be to put him once 177-18- 9 So; King Is not . at .Lumber and Building Materials Street Delacrrs said to be serious. but does he realize that he Is the trus In confinement (Instead of in arrest id tee of the lives, the liberties, the bless- quarters, as la., customary) , and keep ings of the people in his care?, him there until. n& is perfectly sober ;t. "Massachusetts the Hawaiian before ordentqgjifia any m m slands are equal .under thar mother duty. It does not :beem jproyef to or government, rivals only in striving to der, a drunken, man, (or expect? him) . m ' . 1 A. V v.. see wmcn can oe most ioya.i mosi pa to perform duty and then, hold him ' triotic . to the glorious Stars and responsible and punish him if he falls Stripes, he' concluded. or refuses to obey such order. Order- ::ocr a?.tistio display, of With ; the' biggest crowd In many ing him to perform duty; while his months attending Its regular' Wednes mind is in such condition results only day noon luncheon. Ad Club members in causing Mm tu multiply his offense listened ; to George Andrus sing "The The regimental commanderis con- Road to Mandalay," accompanied by vinced of the. soundness of these re? Miss Nolles. both of the Kamehameha marks and is in full, sympathy with schools and encored in the usual Ad the views expressed. If a1 -- soldier : r CJub Second verse stylo. while under the influence of . liquor. Is Mi com- The roada committee reported tnat placed in arrest the regimental CUI. I TO VISIT us the condition of the roads ia no long- mander win entertain - no charge er blamable : to the" government,, but against nlm . for & subsequent breach r r r-- under the. new frontage tax lawa the of vresi" people ere themselves responsible. i; v This order vlll undoubtedly - bring' v After outlining Tor the benefit of the about a great reduction in the number . v V, ' of- k ormer; governor the purpose... aims, of . serious millury, and criminal Ad ,Clubfc prevalent, - - deals and habits of fenses which are so at the . - Cor; Pauahi President W. R. Farrinzton introduced present time and which are directly . - . ' , the Massachusetts or as the traceable to 'the Jniudfcioua useof -- ; speaker of day. , x i4;.. on and - part .: r the liquor tie bf the drunkard . : f V .- i the: fruitless efforts ; bf rthe ,ober to OFFICE SUPPLY WITH - - compel .certain, actions on the part of the drunken man, resulting in a more OF IS TO THE "TENDER $1500 or less aggravated situation. 'The col- " muchvcredit for pro- - - X BIDDERS onel is entitled to "''-'- r 3 '' LOWEST OF : 3' "' T1 "1 VOLCANO mulgating thti brder. It - will do al ? Tenders for metal office furniture vv .:". for the Judiciary building were opened - v . Our crack : sprinters, Gilbert and r .! AT VOLCANO this morning in the office of the su: facing disquali- perintendent of publlcfworks. The Of- Mills, whd7haVe been rr.iviLEGE OR HIL0 Compahyi with a bid of fication, as professionals,, from partici- fice Sapplj A. ,U. have at $1500 and JO days delivery, were the pating in the A. meet7 ; compete under a ; ALL EXPENSES ? were F. last been Allowed to low bidders. Other bidders on pre- W. Wentworth Company, $2S44, 160 special dispensation based the cedent established by. the local A. A. days; Waterhouse" company, $2087, 85 military days, and the General Flreproofing JJ. AsaJclaUon, permitUng Leaver Honolulu Wednesdiy. . . ..;V... 10 A. M." - regardless of Company, $1621.90 100 days. men to compete their ur and . p. pro-ainate- . aspect tW?: 'V We are discontinuing a number Saturday ...... 3 ILj Award of "Contract will be made : the v - in week. ,::-,..f-- ..'35T . 33Tr; 'A Honolulu , later. the yKX::v re- Returns. Saturday 7 A. M. V More than two score men are; of patterns and have a quantity and, Tuesday .I...... ;....;.;;.-...-; 7 A. M. turning to the mainland on the incom- MORNING ON 'CHANGE i? ing transport per; expiration . term of : ; A slackening - bf tracing, accom- active service or by reason qt haying .. of short lengths to close out at in!cmaticn, Phczs . Tull Oil : price, : panied by fractional drops In spent three years on this island. ' it -- jiarked today's" session of 'Change, : S'Cr.y , y3 V :::iziclaitd cteaii naviqatioit co.;xmtX where sales' were only' 520 shares, and Changes in the band section: Sgt - betweea board 'deals ; reported ; only Philips to Jbe principal' musician and yard -- a 217$ shares, -- a total of i 2699 for the CpL- - White to be sergeant,'.. V lan 24 hours. Olaa has dropped, one v.- Sgt' White's 30 years' - service for quarter, McBryde,ls down. Oahu Sugar retirement will be attained on the 19th 40c;and '- 50c ' of values '- choice -,' for .has lost a fraction, and other issues of . this month. l : .. ; ' show weak spots, ; The recession if "'.' :; (By David W. Adams.) . . 1 considered only temporaryr and due to 'BMMMMWWrb'B!tofBiV'M,M,H, cneasiness over the fact that Congress Captain Stephen Morris Kochersper-ge- r, Friday and Saturday J - ..If-. . contin aes to . dels y definite action on U; A,, inspector-instructo- r , de- the repeal of tho free sugar clause 'of tailed by, the -- United States Army; to the tariff act. the Pennsylvania- - National Guard, died Discharging r in the Jefferson Hospital of dysentery HONEYMOONERS 60RIEr4T which ed in the Philippmes ' their'Soney-moon- , -- : 2x3s to 18x18s, 12 to 70 lengths.; y-- . Bound tor the Orient on in 1898. ' . - ft Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler are in Honolulu today.' They are For prices and particulars apply to : through passengers on the T. K. K. Inflamed by eirvo. liner Chiyo Maru going to Hongkong. Syll1 sure to C3t Ciand L U Mr. Wheeler-i- s a millionaire polo PrTr - smckly relirrtd by C!3 1 Phlladelptita, bride, player of and his V-Kin- Street, near Alakea r - prior to. her" marriage in Santa Bar- U V! Eys Comfort. At rp- bara February. 23. aa Mrs. Hannah rcr D ;ta 5 2c per Lottie. VAtrj Noal Ilobnrt, Mttlety loader bf San f ::'iTt ft:3e.rorC:itc!:-trtfn2a- ii ' : Pr ? i i c co & n d Newport X, . ; . ?: ;r;:r ::.jC3hC s j The man who'starts'a scandal and the one SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING who starts a fire, come back to nnd tnenv ; : A- : SECTION ves ruined. Leavenworth hew hra. -

- . iV- 3 i T" HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1916. NINE

M KEY TO ENIG3IA OF WORLD WAR : -- -- r HOUSE WILD SCENES AS KOHMIAIEGGS IKOLUIJSIM - OFFERED BY GER3IAN PROFESSOR REPORTS IN HONOLULU FOR Ml RADIO ID SSI' TO VILSOW ON RISE VOTESTO POOR SONGSTERS FAR AUSTRALIA FRUITS OF TRIP

'! - San Francisco Call Has Pa-- Mutual's Plant Hopes to Make Honolulu Plantation Co. Annual Said to Have? Told President Intense Excitement Marks Test Tribula-;;:'- ;; : Prosperity by Policy f Which Upholds Rights of ! thetic Account of Regular Service to New Reports Show Teutons Stand ' : ' American Citizens ; tions of DeFolco Here ; Zealand Possible J .of Corporation In Submarine Warfare i '. v v ' - ' 1 ,: ahowlng; the y Wtrrittal i (AnoeUUd Tnm WlrWaatl . A wonderful euch jraa ranoeUt4 r Under the heading: "Songbird! Regular wlreles service between rdrU WASHINGTON, rrali 8. . delighted stockhold- WASHINGTON, D. C4 March Mrch Broke; No Ham and Eggs for Opera Honolulu, New Zealand and Australia Judgement of the r a got be- their: annual meeting held at Colonel House, special envoy tor Pre From the moment that the! house - Honolulu," San will soon become a fact, perhaps ers at ' r Troupe- Stalled in. the. to Europe, made his re- down to work on the resolution. Intro ' Chi month, tests San Francisco on Februarj.23, on the sldent WJlson Francisco Call cf February 23 pokes fore the close of if morn- duced by MeLemore f . Texas; now being by the report for . the year . 1915; submitted port to the executive yesterday Jeff fun. at the trouble which beset the which are made told Mr. warning Americans against, traveling a. A. Ruck the Hono- ing; is believed thU he ' emotional wouldbe impree-aario- radio station of the Mutual Tele- br President J. 'of It ' paths of Plantation Companj j Wilson that Germany is Ann In her upon "merchant craft carrying arms The article followa: phone Company demonstrate that the lulu against German 4 spbmaflne policy for defense submarine press project is practicable. ; The following resume, of the annual opinion that the Between the crttica and the : ! was i the service will not be direct, i r reports is taken from: the. San Fran- adopted by her. government is Justi- auacxs, me issue never fa qoudi, one might conclude' that there While i agent necessary to 'ti cisco Examiner of February U. fied by the course of events, and Is and the enthusiasm for the presidential : ( only two prime components' of as It will be relay, the policies grew greater and greater as are business through the radio plant at ... A credit balance In the surplus ac- not', "bluffing" In her stand toward grand opera, melody and tempera- ' ,' vote vote ahowed the volume of messages count of 1985.268 at. end of a cal- American demands. $ after ment Thia would be a mistake. There Apia, British Samoa, will be Ihe necessary handled, quickly and efficiently, and endar year certainly warrants enthu- This. It Is understood Colonel House is a third ingredient, a on part of the fortunate told Mr. Wilson, not mean that WUsoQ. When the final Vote wae to a beef atew 4f ham Manager J. A. Balch of the Mutual' siasm the, dos scenes a onion radio department believes that the holders of the 100.000 shares of capi- the Kaiser wishes war with the Unit- called it vu taken amid the pbiloso-- : ; and egg. "Which suggests the : I most spectacular the chamber has wit- company will be able to accept mes- tal stock outstanding. Such a bal- ed SUtea, '; r'' . phical remark that , c report, nessed for more than a decade. sages within a few week. j . ance carries with It the assurance that rhe it la said. hasreaUy . over the do work If a long vocal flight even If the company produced no su- strengthened the view, of the admin- Republicans and Democrats do to dough. - , That the Apia station is willing to ing shoulder to shoulder for the sup- re ml route from gar this year whatever dividends istration of the ; need of great : care In Honolulu, any-- . exchange radio business with the local port President, and tabling ; Thia I true down message could be maintained at the existing to avoid a break with Berlin.: i i t of the the how. ' - Mutual plant, is indicated ia a of the resolution, shouted and yelled by Mr. Balch' rate of 45 cent a share monthly for i melody. They were received this week from ' ' as name name as calld..- . Honolulan love more than 18 months. ?" . ; after ' Manager O. Spry, Apia, who . by Eugenio de P. of sent - by the was one discovered at It Senor Cash On Hand.;. ; "Stand President" slipped quietly down to a radio to him reading as follows: "I ! of slogans adopted early In the Folco. He . ': course, rtf?-- cash SiATECOiJFIRfJS the traf- i i: t Of however, th actual ago - , am now anthoriied to exchange, rang house-tim- the Islands two month and on hand at the end of the year am battle and it through the. In act. They were fic with Vou."5r V .' time aj the fight grew caught 'em the 1233,983 balance of after ' ounted to and the : - pouring golden ahekela Into the poc- The Mutual tried to pat this service represented by older : ' ;'- . . up this surplus Is other lansIng. or kets of dancer and singers in an Into effect last June, but the British Items In the account. REVTOK BAKER AS "Is It to be Wilson and : .permission. i ?the was to date conic cpera. company. t administrator refused hi exceptional of : ven Bernstorff .and Kaiser," s The character the v ; ; j : cry, itz was heard A The Real Thlnjl 7 Big Demand fop Service. ; v; outlook year may" be another and also J for the current j Apia 2260 frequently. v 5 4 r 'Ccmio eper-r-rha!- " cried the senor, "The radio plant, nautical readily gathered from the following Gr-r-ran- The supporters of the resolution and "I'll give 'era real music d miles from here, Is In communication excerpt from the report or Manager AR SECRETARY " ' i. - . ' every night New Zealand sta- OR. FRANZ i- - ?;--;- the foes of the President on this Issue opera!" ". '... with the James Glbb: " says Mr. Balch, -- New Zea- made use cf the memorandum sent to , , so carr.e up to San' Francisco, tion." and ' :; plantation la In condi be The motive of war i class larceny. and the collection of.gteund, rent ..The fetter the allied powers on January 18 by company re land communicates daily with Austra- j oeen ror some . . . . . his own and .;,i-V'5':--i- tion man it nas ime. t resized -- will not .come until a favored class. urn uc points, There nas been quite a Lasting, peaces - - Eecreuiry ljaaBmg, mat turned. He took down six singers lian 4 There is a fine, healthy stand of cane AJMdAtd Tnu by WlwltMl ; bisuus m radio service governments cease' to be instrumen-taliti- e Racial differences between: com ldrl lieved tho right of the warring na and a chorus of twelve and opened. demand Honolulu for querors and conquered '.disappear af- all over. The fields have Just recelv WASHINGTON. D. C, March to New Zealand and Australian points of theft. ::'.-- y ':l.i--- V- 38 Inches, rain, New- was case comic against grand ter, r ed a soaking of of yesterday confirmed -- " It a of a few generations nd the upper The senate of questionable Jawfulneas.- -; 1 and thia we have emphasized in trying I iare major conclusions of - son (opera). Comic won. - These the class learns ; to role by 'seeming to leeching the , salt out of the that ton D. Baker, former mayor of Cleve- I admin-- 4 Flood Makea Strong 8oeech. to secure permission from the prof essor, Franz Oppen-heim- er, be protector. accumulates from irrigation water. It secretary war. The At the end of the flrst'week Senor ' a German the Fears of 'invasion land,- to be of ' Representative Flood, one of the litrator to Exchange messages with Ph. D. Univer- -- also raised the supply of de Folco'a costumes were attached message MU, of the are fostered, armies and armaments has artesian post of assistant secretary has not strongest speakers against the reso- Apia., Spry' he la - ; If tteans sity of Berlin, who- outlined, as early maintained and international J hate water for the pumps. The wells have yet although there are : filled as Just before a scheduled performance. ' been lution and In support of Mr. WHaon'a willing to work with ujre will do a 1908, ' the interplay v of forces engendered as a means ' keeping risen, six V :VU:-- ' posi- performance didn't take place. .of feet ' ;:vV many men mentioned for the policy, view of the The we service po$-- ! ' - 1 ' !- pointed out that in all can to make the has Europe into a ti- the -- Outlook : v enough money pay which thrown worker, mind from .hiaV own Thia Year. tion.' -"; .: - : There wasn't to -- ; fact Allies had declined to ' sible." struggle. , r wrongs. Periodically ; 1916, with thatthe company. went broke. Four tanic wars result .. The outlook estimate of Lan- - off the It f ' disarm their trading ships, the The only drawback in establishing ms.Dook. Die Staat (The SUte) from this. production follows: ; - ii. . . . a. mm a got e of the grand opera singer Job War-do- !'. ',' nas : government - . i sing memorandum uoi mieuieu y service between the Mutual' station traces the origin of and not satisfy , any inborn We commenced harvesting this crop ccn-eJ- The as - in the musical chorus. - the issue, which remained the same and Apia iaTthal the Apia plant has a finds that in. ; all of its advanced human craving; according to Oppen- - December 16." 1915,' and have off to haven't eaten rejularly since. - naa not oeea seau h, tne reet 2000 wave-lengt- and the. Mu forms it resulted from the conquest heimerl It is merely an- incident of 200? tons. this inrAiufflA il aocumeni to Governor meter date The estimate for told, members,-durin- even 'girls 600-met- er Mr. Flood the totaled tuars plant ; work on', a . 01 nn aencuicunu psopie oy roving legal thefL He also 'refute the crop la 18.000. tons refined sugar: PI-Lh- E. an cf Hawaii, after - . - -:-.- s ex-pa- nd debate, ' la Impcai'.Ma. f Lucius length. Experiments are .' now; going "tribes of freebooter.,- : , theory that nationa are forced to ' Thev1917'crop is well advanced for the that it it - been seized by ; thejus-tenanc- CRITICIZES the. States to yield to tha their It"- "3 tad on to determine whether Mutualla $ freebopUr:-at- firit murders by lack: of land for e season year, to favor- COLONEL CHURCHILU United. the this of the due da o Germany ycu ra viVU hotel Uc; .3 and they had missed ;caa De. in. and robbed hi vanquished foe, aya of growing population.' H ; early The GQycnNtTLroLiqY ; man unless ' rf. r,,P able weather and an start, ' me-l- 3. Ilow. Ing the worlJ the a few crte'd to -- v0 withour taterfermg. ,tbeu demonstrates by ifirre, thatGer-- ; field! planted for .this crop wera given LONDON, Eng., March to confess to tat : " : .' many land enc. . destruction the Lcsltania was Justi- Ctneft Arrar.;:i ,;v with , the local Marconi Btetlon' 7 has for much an application of a ton to the acre of Iti nnnn tha hpfiU of Tint Lord of more thsntrcr-Uontpecula- hft fied; by the rufes 'of war,, ar:l,yci can- -t r, f-- !i r beard for' them hydra ted Tlme; jrofMacst Admiralty Arthur lie rtrtvthe. i . . tive holding; of idle izndx were eided" not ; - M'iyTi ttis" ; do that.: : - nouse or "and err:.. L : r.eSt perform-- rTvadio from Honolulu v :- - . - i beneficlah The cane oh these fields who had announced m the J business toTa ...V. Mi Oppenheimer does not predict, the ' j. The President waited for tha rev-'- .t 1 fleet have i '? carr.e hitl via Suva and Tutulia has had to government ' wraa born took on a fine healthy growth from the commons that the British '. zt't Modern v fall of the Btate, but the changing of ; t-- ' of , .- 500 by addition c . -j IJ to have be discontinued, as the British when -- en- start We limed about acres been increased the ; the first lavage invader it . function from spoliation to Jus-- He was areativ rratifJiJ. ha sill. v ; 270. was liming plantation . has Mn more than one mil been:treal.::i :3 .This authorities on January 21 . refused to slaved his. victim instead of killing tice. One feature of thi .'change th first this Ar?rezatinr t - 1 mem-It-s ;' .tho-beneftt- any ' fitst over to the Suva, exchanging him.--'- r. . ! s had to extent We believe- it lion tons burden; the former to have teen tr: ;i allow. to continue . t t must be equal sharing in V 'a : : .' 1 ' advisable to. continue , liming every lordY-Co- L WTlnston Churchill,- - 'fresh c! the c; but It wasn't business, with Honolulu or Tutulia,' Thus the genesis of the state t is arising; from land 4 ownership. He ' U WEs'charzci ia. court that" Senof American Samoa, as the - American theft, ha adds. . very government mention mn American, v Henry year until we, get round the fieldathat fmm th trenches in Flanders, charg -- gaye it to his wife, who Ur wireless company was decreasing the Is a-cl- ass government. .most George, a among, those who neea lu , r. . . ed admiralty with lacking force de rclco The have' the. ' luason ic!c::::'2 expected here t:ncrrOw on the steam Vlctorla-Suva-Bri8ban- e British, cable convenient modern means for class laid the foundation for the fatnrt in Ita operations.1 , v v - . s...--.- ;:'-V-- spoliation ownership, of land . Churchill declared . that tr Luriind. At try rate Governor lines receipts. is the sUtv:-'- .;.-- - . Colonel ' ; :..vi . , . ; v "riLham has tent out an appeal for much has been done uia: snouia aave ' . , songbirds. COURT GRANTS DIVORCE v SPEAKER CHAMRCLARK :u a child left undone and much that should funis for the distressed FIGURES ; I f been OFFICIAL ; He-want- - mm Ignored. He to cct them back to' San j liave been done has been YOUNG CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Vkzldy . Trarcisco. SHOW HAWAIIAN CROP TO SPANISH GIRL added that r he hoped the British Xdzzhr ' had been increased according fleets ,:- WASHINGTON, D. Cr'' March' 8. AT.'D L LAY r',,,,-c- c ; v., ; -- WAS 646,000 TOfJS William GarolcolT and Carmen Do- LAUGH to the program laid dwn more, than MONDAY . .'.i ;.r'P?rf'L V i I . mm W ka . k. . Champ Clark, speaker of the, house of ago, he" inti- ' Lodge - ! 21, mingo: walked out; of . police court a year and a half and v Hawaiian No. y WtralNi) representatives,, celebrated hi sixty : K p. Ti.O. Z C EAT RED ELS (AuecUUd Tnu rdnal amilingVyesterday morning, and if the mated' that this has not been done. stated, 7:30 m. ' : , ; 8, sixth i birthday anniversary yesterday. will ' - WASHINGTON, D. C March wee mite of a baby; that Carmen car-- The German navy, he predicted; i'- ' personal 1 Tuesday. 1 sugar crop year President; Wilson sent his r , comes, to ftit Trt't ty ritrfl V.' The cane raised last ried''on' her um. eould bave under. IF Cflu'STlPATED be found, when the time Honolulu Lodge No. 403, spe- '' ., 8. came 01 congratulations to the speaker. vastly increased . In size VALHl.aTOX, D. Llarch m Hawaii 10 a wiai oio.uuv stood he. wOuld have smiled too, for have been cial. Third Degree, 7:30jp. ra.' : to, from tons, according to oficial figure - efficiency. He al30 spoke In re- Accordir desratches Pekin the the coijrt- dismissed the statutory noon Carmen Garolcoff were wed- i V'. ! and lcr-ti- - and to the dir.':? ca here the Chi- Issued by the department of agriculT charge against the two who thought gard to the reappointment 'of Baron WEDNESDAY., -t ded again, to make their married life :- -- ad- spe- . coverr captured; canvass, sea lorn of the Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. r.3 trecrs have ture yesterday.. The. of the they were husband and wife. v legal, a the former; weddlhg ' took If! Peevish, Feverish and Sick, Fisher, as .first I'oyal, cr.s C.3 completed ; ..y. ?c;-v.-- Third Degree, 7:30 p. m. cf relels' stronsholds territory's production wai Carmen divorce was granted 'Mon ? miralty.;: V cial. nlace hefore the girl'a divorce; from ; r la Sul'Chcw provizce. The revol yesterday morning. The figure given; day from; Give "California Syrup Dennis ilachado,, a former Machado had? been granted. A" Span- : heav-il- y T ; . are to have lost by department show a gain of brou-nt- - Germany: . THURSDAY. rfr rtei the husband who Milt- - against ish interpreter explained the situa- reinforces t preceded! thlrty-fou- r army , Honolulu Commandery No. 1, ia.tLa :::;r.Cat that more than thousand ton Carol-ov- er t her When he heard that she and tion to Carmen.' while th Russian at' verdun . .. crop. ' ; ;i ' -- March 8 The re- : Degree, the surrender cf the fortress. the 1914 ' i coft ;were In town. , : "naturally LONDON, Eng, stated, Red Cross Yesterday after faterpreter talked v Mother! Your child isn't ' ;GarolconVV ' commanding officers of ;' p. m."'- :' peevish, v tongue is port that the 7:30 . . cross and See if masses are resultsto cause the person to decide to. go and get the thing thdri the coated ; this is a sure sign us mue th nrmn and Austrian - concentrating every to smash : FRIDAY, f ; newspaper is quite without peer, stomach, liver : and bowels need a 'effort "V. i especially if yours is an article which is : oy senamg Oceanic-Lodg- e spe- cleansing once. - through the western line : No. 37L sold through -- 'at that method of distribution which is based on local dealers: When listless, pile, feverish, full of even the troops which have, been cial, Third Degree, 7:30 p. m. SalonikL r The Cost: of newspaper advertising is considerably Jess' than maga- cold, breath bad. throat sore,vdoesn t threatenms tbe Greek city tf T, - a. lyvks despatch from zine advertising. It has been figured tnV50 'sleep, or act naturally;" , has stora- ram? in nws SATURDAY. 4 out. that, for $1500 cat ' r leading e Teu-n-n 1:: s you aca-acu- e, diarrhoea, reruemDcr, a gen-tl- tfaloniki whk h'fiays that all the Lei Aloha Chapter 'No. 3.. could 100 - cewspapef secure lines of space reaching "eleven millio -- with-- - liver and bowel, cleuulng. should irji:ipa- in Greece have been stated. 7:30 t. m. . people. . That same '. advertisement m.lO leading magazines . would cost always be the first treatment given.,' lra.n from the Balkan front, and $1440 and would reach 'only a half Syrup of ha e departed for the western lines. twond million people So you see; Nothing equals "California j . 8CHOFIELD LODOt - 1. Ills; give a tea-spoon- ful Tim also states that several comparatively, the newspaper advertising is four times as cheap as that Figs" for children's dnatch WEDNESDAY " regiments , of Turks have been sent to ' of ,the standard magazine, t:C:. and In a few hours all the : '"v! 'V waste, sour bile and fermenting the Caucasus nghung lines irom me SATURDAY i foul : Work .. in Third 1 Degree, ; V Alost advertising; space isl figured on a "line" refers food which is clogged in the bowels Balkans, leaving the war there aimosi Cm, bisvThat('l Bulgar ; 7; 30 p. m. f ; .to jan agaie line, 14 of which comprise an inch" space. .Suppose passes out of the system; and you nave entirely In the hands of the '. I' V. of that ; -- '.-:- fttl, ltd. A mmwrmi.tmm jmmm V. A. - '.L! 1 f - if t - a well and playful . child , again. All ians.-- - .';''' '' a 01 circu-lation- .f -- "s mis lu uswspaptn.usu du'ui imru a cent per uiousana 'children love this harmless, delicious Tn the Verdun battle which. Instead In other words; the advertising in a paper which reaches ;i00,0C0 "fruit laxative," and it never Wis to t t iiimlnshinz In intensity. shows HONOLULU LODGE NO; people would cost about one hundred times a effect a good "Inside" cleansing. Di- signs of ;becoming even more violent. V r ) third of a cent per line (or MODERN ORDER . OF PHOENIX 1 " - - V per 1H of an inch of a column). r: ; Wv;. V rections for, babies, children of all the Germans reported yesteroay oiner n ', L. i'. ages and , grown-up- s are plainly on slight advances. ,Their Infantry Is W11J meet at their home, corner of ' ' The price varies from one : ". -. ) t . ntiKA-Ntrciv- .. - ii greatjy paper to another, depending upon to gamed a foothold at tne every : . bottle. have i . . N Jt rca amsitious royoiJ j " the said Beretania and Fort streets, fwna ' s : ; ; V ? class circulation. some 10c Keep handy In your horned A lit- village of Corbeanx. : of The cost.of dailies is as high as per line it little Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. CHAPTER LXXXII; I ; , i for, 10,000 circulation or lc per line per thousand.. That is higher than tle given today saves a sick child to- CHARLES HUSTACE, JH Leader g-e- t - is th morrow, but the genuine. Ask GERMANY LOSES HIGH FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. usual a large st city paper. A great, big newspaper might cost,85c a "your-druggi- V7IIY for a 60ent bottle of OFFICER IN VERDUN FIGHT NEWSPAPEItS COST LEAST. line pr nearly $12 an inch, and yet it would probably be far cheaper than "California Syrup of FlgsVthan look LONDON, Eng., March 8. Accord- HONOLULU LODGE, 118, D. P. O. E. the smaller one when igOfed pn the basis of cost per thousand' V ' and see that It is made by the "Cali ing to despatches to the Exchange meet In their haU . - . The newspaper is the main medium in; local advertising,, ajthotigh ; fornla Fig Syrup Company." Adv. Telegraph news agency, from Its cor- on King SU neaf ; ' - l- ' ;For preferred space there ss an 25c. m. - J ' extra:harge of al :( a national medium its is newv Anuierasm, Aiajor-sea-er- ; : Fort, every Fridaj as general use fairly , I v responoeni in ; Newspaper rates yar with the amount space used. A ' maximum As. a local medium there is no other compares.'; reaches of REArADMiRALM von Lotterer, commanding the ;V ,..tTalnt.-- Vliltlaj kind that It is" -- XyS rate. charged when ininimum jspace isiused-an-d vice versah: Some Kaiser's artillery in the battle before . just the people whom the local advertiser can reach and wants to reach. V ! ANNAPOLIS been killed In action. Re- dlally invited ta at papers reduce. theif charges according to the, frequency. of insertion.; In DIES AT Verdun, has ."' ' bc--, ; " -- ' - The question of cost is not so important' to the local advertiser, ; -- ; - says - . ,. these ses one inch eVtry day during the year will earn a far rlower ; . I: -- , ports from the Verdun front that fin: tend. cause, as a rule, he would find it necessary, and profitable to use the local fAsMcUUd PrM TAtX WlrUMl : the' Germans have gathered an enor- a J. MCCARTHY. EJL thanC 355 inches time.--Suc- h rate all?at one a system of rates is called a D. CL, guns ; at- . nrrKBWirns newspaper, even though it were .natu-r- al WASHINGTON," March mous number of for their A a considerably 'higher, in price.. So "fixed-space- - " sis.f T into considera Rear-admir- al Asa Walker, retired, who tack on the French lines. is it for the newspaper to count on the local or home advertising as its ;. ' the--, it- - Concord, one x: , k-- rtfeRMANTMS SOHNE. tion frequency of: insertion so much as does the . total amount of was commander of the " Chat con,--. " - - r main advertising. at first when the publisher began to accept Dewey's ships bat- THIRTEEN DIE IN ; space jased during a certain period u a . . , ; of Admiral at the tracts for space from outsiders he called it foreign' advertising, tle of Manila bay, died yesterday at ZEPPELIN RAID Versammlungen tn K. ' of P. hail ' ; newspaper-space- . : non-loca- l. - ' Other tt)risideratipnslsodeciik the of If "Annapolis. "i . ; LONDON, Eng., March 8. offi- Montags, 3 nnd 7 ing advertising which is r : U r. t 'cost his home In a The Januar 17;Tsbruar S?. - , ' VThe rate at first was high and decidedly in favor of the home dealer. yott do not furnish your advertisement in plate form, the newspaper will Admiral Walker had been ill for cial statement dealing with the raid and 21: Maers nnd 20. v..-- " 4 --.' by Zeppelins last; Sunday was W. WOLTER3, haVe to cennpose the ad. , Consequently, you might have to pay. com- some time with pneumonia oi'le PraesidenL Today some rates are the same for both the local and the foreign adver- a public -- night- deaths charge involved. last Thirteen tiser, whereas in other cases they are lower for the local advertiser than position to cover the cost of the labor : ; constitute, the 'bag of theGernan " BIG CHEMICA1 PLAflt "run-bf-paper- "., of for the foreign advertiser, and in others they are lower fbr; the foreign The usual rate is . based on position, Which .'means raiders, who dropped 90 bombs ia ail. Honolulu Branch the National ydur DESTROYED BY FIRE No military damage wasTdone, says German American Alliance ef the y the publisher can place anywhere ':-'- -- iliaa for the local There is no reason for this difference in rates, except that ad in his paper, ar he may see -- ': '; -- i U. A. . t , ' .the statement. ': - .' ' . 8. j d'if - the reason that the publisher can 'get that rate in one case and the fit.. Many advertisers believe the effectiveness of their ad: will be j' -- . ' hot in ".'. ' - "'-'.n- fAMoeiaUd Ttm ey Wlrtf - - - : . U'; Pdrl 1-- y fax EL P, . J other.- v-- they have reading matter instead of other ads alongside of NIAGARA, N. Y, March 8. The big Marian Henley, 1 Meetings of HaS ca SaV - -- : ;; " '. urdays: y. As a national medium the newspaper is strictly a medium of actibn-advertisin- g. thenil'Therefofe, they; want- 'prefe electro chemicals plant at this place of Mrs. Carl Henley, assistant to ' February 12. 11, April 8, May : - was destroyed night by fire, fol- Mme. Calve as a soloist, reached San March vou wish "islanjf. position, , jf- it is entirely surrounded by reading matter: the last ' ' If to secure just plain jmblicity, just a ; If 3, - - V- -f lowing a number of explosions. ; One Mateo lately after Journeying alone t, June July l.t- tion of your name or the popularization of the product, then the street car ad . has reading "matter on two sides, it is said to be in "full" position. ISENBEnO, , workman . was killed and several oth- from France. The mother is in Paris PAUL R. TizslitnU "read-as-you-ru- - card or the bill board or sime n" Any of these preferred positions extra and should war-- Cccrery,''-- .' other method might do comprise service ers were Inlured. The money damage and she feared to have her daughter v " ' ' -- - . : ' - - 18 to Ju 1 lz.z tlie work as well. But if you want your advertising to bring inunediate will reach 1200.000. J ; remain. , U7HUL i'- V' " -- Hi!! TEN C HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- VTOATLTRCH SlOia III!;!;:;:!!!!!!!::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!::!!!! N(rS HAVE YOU: DYSPEPSIA? r-r.- ,'':v !..., ilLMH;ui tav Can't Eat, Can't-Sleep- ; Always- ::::..:ATANtTIUB-jl- . .v cum lu.rdiii ouituuiy.r; lOM? Hew L- - "Tar V.Tat Yotf WahV v$ays-- Thtri Physician.- - - ; you were- i 5 TAPaATrr)?r "Indigestion ' and:ractiea!ly a?I n al-mo- 11 III" ferme. of stcraraetrewMe are. in 1 :;' 1 III .eyery.'j lostance,-- itue ui- - hyper . T V f 3 VThrt a Great Scientist Such as acidify iTbit first prefaces' ... a r i dyspepsiaf in44tslioa;f next thei fWilliam - Fsnev a4 j CrBir Crookcs- Speaks i atomach, wa! bfcome irfitated and It only short'.timev uotli it eata ... a t i . .,- - a Alf theCwoirld In expectant. Of all Sir i . ii' throng!; tbe waflSi. causing tilcers in ?!- ... ' - . ? -T- VIIIanL-CrookeB c. i I wonderful discoveries V the aWo,maV' vvhlcU in tern' are "fol-Jowe'- :VV . none has brought him greater fame or -- canew; and death; therefore Tho stole The: JfilHonaire Babyr An entirely new fbs t of tricks'' wlrt stomach sufferers $re requited , to rnrre "lasting gratitude the world over ST i fonf' bW This quest confronts: and puzzles opened up at tbJjpijOQ theater tc av6id.-- eating food that is aeid.In it , 40c ; .'jtirttf hi new. spectacle and eyeglass At PerDoien thfefspf ctatr hrotghoat the six reels night! by'. E. Coraniarthall. yfhose I nattrre' jot , wL Ich ' b ;cheralcal action e to1 lenses, r These lenses '.can be ground of the ptcttirer of that name, film bpsmess of malig an expose of4h in-tn- suraacnoevefopa aciauy', v.n-- 1 how' spend Today YETEBDAY? If not, see bia PHONE 4225 spirlt&alisHc, mindrtatflagrv e ; by toyour prescription from a glass dramatization of Anna Katherlne and v.se ort imn t iyj such. a ru le el iniinates f ai mystery novel, which lufrrowiag crooks" makefcr one) of which are TODAY about T0LI0RE0W. J Green's famous faost foods rbich actually retards or absorbs the jlii!illi1(!ilil!!(tlilliill!illl! wHTarppeat for the first time in 'He--; tlie mctv,ve'ntertainine features; of a as well as those which are rich . larmfBlays from llglit; so that the pojotm'; at the 'National' theater tc vasdjeville. program tbaft t possible! in, blood, Cesh and." nerve? building ; Th6 best automobiles eyes are at ail times protected. Bight - ? properties. This Is, the reason why and most reliiblr drivers Ar you interested your ? Thls'Selig' red seal narrative, dram- Skeptic - and devotee 'alike is keenly dyspeptics' and iitomach sufferers are in keeping interested in of usually so lacking in vital energy , atized by Gilson Willets and enacted the stunts these fakirs that 'eyesight! Jt can be done the scien-- by Harry Mestayer, Grace Darmond ftcnrnf VMfcrshail shdwtr; op.-.-, Alnrost which can only come from a well-fct- t the Island before thb Carnival s tgnd Vay With all-sta- body. . snler-er- ;:;ialt -;- -- tlflc the right kind of lenses. r ever7on''likeirtarwrnes; bappenihgs For the benefit of those and ah cast with hundreds of ; v;fv';-- " V ;.;r. ' beglni; ;2 smael? ; the1 stfpernaturatV-- k who have beer obllsed to excl'tde " supernumeraries. Is . filled with that j)f : T I adventure and of its kind Marshal) put on t the: mystery stiff from their diet' all starchy,. sweet or li eanally as'any;pf; fatiy food, and are trying to keep ua one of "the ever seen here. A as well the'Jeaders is best -- Itineraries; for trips to all islands" arranged free; SANFORD gold in tbe juslness, then turns atoun and a miserable existence on gluten pro woman misguidedly.beUeves that suggest yon can bring sunshine and happiness to explains the Bysteni.in'sucU a. simple doets, J would that try a : any. :::bCTiCIA:';:v.'-;- a childless' home; that it can wield nsannet as to. enable the unitlated r meal of food cr.focd whcb yo;i See Volcano, $29.5a or $30.00. sea-sam- e. ,r;. mar like In moderate amount, taking the successfully the - power, of, deception; periorm ine waes.'.:,,,'. ;: various,-stunts- - immediately afterwards teapoonfu? Boston Bido. Fort Street buy the bright presence and happy i;.Aside" from .thev ex a. , " posed ,uy Marshall there are probably of .biaurated ; ma,tmesia in a little hat .over May- & Co. M-Y- finally; . and O and TH E H A M U N Q voices of children his-lmite- . von COn j naw'jer pH. cqld.,vater. .This will neatraliie greatest oCalU can win the man into of dthersthar any: - XTO, Honolulo, v , , engagement v , acid which" may be? presfntr or. y ' " . " wiu jKt permit of his vf love of home and proud fatnernood. which mayi formed Acnts-; haudiiax during . bis present appear be and instead of : But what. It brought in this story the hsal feelrr.; of uaeasrutess and .,woe. aJeeja Honolulu. However ht stands 1 was .misery and H placed; the - fuilness,' you,, will 'find year food Engraving J. - ready- te'expose any '.and', all & .ihei that Repairing , woman in the power of an unscrupu- agrees, with yow perfectly. - ,' fakes" pf the" .M6dd-sueke- r upon re Etfsurated GOLUB Phone 1498'.'. .r , anq gne-Jia- r j - 8. lou villain so that love tfue rftaclt MavimKA V is doubtless ithe best food after" years of .;. Manufacturing Jeweler and FRANK W HUSTACE happiness came onljrf toe" bflkeif by j aiay" of the.:ip-ca-l led ccTrectlTe and; antacid known! j Drugs - misunderstanding; It only ". upset ;r, Young, Uoana, Seaside and HawaiioD Hotels. Pncna 124 jf AutomsbHef ' Motorcycles fear and terrible Mediums, theYtomnch, Bisurated Diamond Setter and spec or mindVreadera, to step for : jf" . Repaired . is a detective story In which the magnesia has nor direct action, on the .807. Boston Bldfl. , . , . 'vu?-- Kafd with a qnestoqP4?..ltr will bef,ree4 427 Queen 6t, ' nearr Judiciary tator joinsltbi' the man in tb';films stomach; but bVHeutralitinif the acid ? 'r-- Sherlock Holmes. The - - Ity, of dhe food contends, and thus t .; i . BiHfding. - in the role of t ' the. aft- fiiicfrr,- i ; Continuinr on bill tba nroymg sowrqe narrative will be screened at'the'Na vith ah entire change, of. program are tue of ,tno, acid irrita- tkmal tonight Thursday and Friday tion, which in Same the delicate stom- There is only one. best! . Tle Musical Goolmans, cleveti team t--- ' ach "tfning. liVdoes. more evenings. X " i . y than could 'Vr of s Istnffffelfftallsts.f and Rpw.ley .and ; And.when it comes to hose, - possihlj: be done hy,; Aoy drug. As a v" ' BEEP SUPREME- Tbelma Rose I Howard, a dainty danc?hg- - - f ToJntbn.V a ani- singins tpam: ' in; :i" ".'';.'-- t' : it's PHOENIX HOSE. , sprite seven or eight . ears old, is pftywcfanI believe the usejf meJK 'I,- .'" :. f.fomH y, nece-ssaf- y Whenever. bnt I cannot PARKER' RANCH proving a distinct "hit . in the vaude A: ne-- ruh' of pictures has'beeo jne piw see .the - sense, ville portion of bill, this week or!. of dosing an inflamed CLARION, Hotel the videdj ton igh t , an d,. tomorrovr ti THE Fort and Metropoman Meat Market nih and, irritated stomach, with drugs in-- .... -- , of r f Phone 3445- stead setting" rid: of the acid the r scauflr pf air the trouble. . Get a littje iirrrm-n- drug-glst- ' PURE ISLAND MILK AND bisurated magnesia from your l mm wh-atfyoj- ;' eat' want at your next ; CREAM. L '. meal4 take some of ,the bisurated: mat-nesi- a FOR ICE COLD 0RINK8 AND as directed above, and. you will HENRY 1f PER CENT ICE CREAM find you steep welt, and,'tbe usual' ; -- , ' V ?TRY-. THE ; belch in?, eas nnrtf nthnartt: Mtfne-- VuNERAL blrtECTOR' Honolulu Oal.rymefi'a,:Assnv Indigestion 1 ' " ATJ1 DRUG-C- O ard" otrref conditions en .. 4C7 Phcne 1542 HAWAII tirely" Hot-lan- d. removed. For sale by Benson , by. latest ; Cethr;st"eeJT SmhB-'f- t CoJ'Cbambersf Drvrs CoL and Full preparations - Holiistey- Drtrgi Co.-r-A- a; :;,:. and most' scientific metliodi : UlilnLU UlYliLlH ' a H. HACI'vFELD CO. t The death'f a popular herd of Ger- for embalming. bunal'Cor HONOLULU PHOTO " v many, known ha "Lieboat" Herrmann, cremation. - - - - - : ' ' ' "The Voice in the Fog," one of Har- In the supporting, east ? with- Betty at" Pahrfsdarf,'- i annonnce'd bv i the V'. . "oTdr:HIacGrathVraest' popular' novels nrfw-- 7' Hansen, awteaTinat' the Hawaii AVE; CUkiWEYARO. HONOLULU is eteeptibnally vcelt thld in pictures 'theater idUbirFoi FlnMbrporiticfsr seyentyfour years-;- ; oldY He-- rescued NUlANU r. t' , . - 7 KQDAK. HEACIQiaRTERS a't" the - Liberty- - theater, and provides ttasterplecJeVi l:l t&t tourteen-- persons- frcwr drowning : anjr ..-- A' . PHONfci . 1059 Fort Street v splendid vehide'ror Donald BTian; a nuraoer or xne si- recerved a' reHvartf1 of Md ; a' aaj, ,ar; pi srars marks front S' - new promises; to ? 1 ; ItEsi'OTFicEia. a screen' star who lent atrd taikiuvnSa; nWeof Vwhbm the Carncsle? hcrtt'fubdl 1 -- ' - ' kn-art- i' b. a-- ftequent- and popular" visitor1 over; tir betted; thafi' Walfer Hch"--' me Argentine; corn cron 14 threat- - -- - r' the Paramount service. . cock, i jt-hd- isff appeared, for, jflany jfiia.w'itK s.etibhs damage.' by the pro- ; '" BILE"f Iri the role 'r of Thoma webhi a longed drouth ' -- - .'" T '.,. yonk inherits a . wwii;M,fij oi . "Enilishman.ho fltle aramauic .Beio service; riairalloccasicns '"' a - -.- .-tl t;.., DAA.nn itr lriclu(fea Jeads wn'faade Apen-- Webb" forfeits" hitf tltler-- - for three the laie Iuta" Jaiies: TTilllam-Favef- - ... - Love 1144-U4- 5 Fort SL ' - El.. months to . a ptoTesslojial cohftdehce sham rs.'rFsIte. and litis Leslfe jCar 1 t .comedy a ano- - t ' ;,lDi) Ypnng Cafe.;.. man. and 'not a little and ter inese are oniy.a rewi ri . - 4 ateat : deal . of1 serious trouble result j, Hitchcock tells a gool stoyy of year &fesfefu. ' The "con' man' makes hay ! while- - the aso fsfhefr, at he heafd' of; a company D. J. CASHMATJ -- Is worn a ' sunshines, and the. title 'well classicalrepeoIa he 5a TCKT3 AND AWNINGS 1 - had- - V IfAUAII'S 4LE3i ' when it is- rethrne(r" to its rightful touring the .southwest He dedda Lt: j Ter.ts C CahcIea fcr Rtnt spoils owner. Incident which edi tor Dfava.-oxc- called Ccw" We Ilk The particular - v Thirty Years' Experience stands out 'Is the'tKeff of a valuable Txas .The- train was late aiid 'liiteh I Hill! f M'f!!1 ?irt ttttts ivv Fort CU near Allen, upstalrs. cock, stopped off at a junctionrvrhera a lllliiiiiiitiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii. ii.ii .....4 e-s- nec'klace; frotii ayotfn American girl t f' F.V I f rj Y SHD f ort Phone, 1457. iR E on a foggy night '1t London. Webb delay f twovhOurs 'occurred and sent th fono4mj?.'teiegra 'ta.Uie manager S is with i thoi.'CDnflienee,; man' at Ihe time and is induced to talk at the of the Cow Welhy Temple of Thespls: thsriTviiiftlur, time of, the theft. .ttte'cfOtoR thereby ? T Will arrfve1 late. - Haver stage man-aire- r. Have Ycu Had Your Feet' ' man.-- cotering his. work.i: "'i nronertf orchestra leader Yet?: lohd-yooitcV- ? 4 Webb" has -- Journey, house maWr and electrician mie www Tcctcraphcd" Sometln?e later " ' America:' and secures 1 employ tne atstatioff tor instructkms--- ;" ; ed. to. " so, be sure your is safely and' promptly delivered LHu'AL LOOT CHOP as- - secretary Irf ' due' 'time;' the answer ' reriched il Bage .;" raenf private to the . Er; and.Ccr. tractors - !nrs .young --woman; who; been robbed ; - t ... oy Tcrt and Ilctcl Ctrcctsr Tr. had - at ine ngm piace W9 Panth??n Eiock, Honolalu, H. to- Cow Wells?. ; The inswer read; i of the necklace.1, She recognizes the - y r Telephones' 31 and 54S. Voice in;the Feg'! and in a. thrilling climax,' Webb reveals his- - identity, I ' "suspicion Cu::i:J:r.j-r.J- dix'in for clears himself of 'and . wins AND-nLf.ODEL.- ; his irightThff posltioin In society., . : Economize iri everything; back fa-- i;'4'.ftvTt" cs; rrAV'-r'TtT'T'"- " f", '.1h----.- If;G CLD" Donald Brian: brings to the films JEWELRY. won -- that strong" personality that has Ccli and Flatinunl tttJr.;a. ; for,, him enviable success In musical - "' - ; r.-:- y CspWurniture Hovers in. this City , . . ' Onlv WALL C DOUGHERTY ' youngest ' ' " ' comedy, "He Is'one of the ' - V ; A Your CreceVai ... mal stars of' either stage- or movfes, and in hia new field should 'become a 174 King next'to Yoing H6t"el''v""'."ppBej 1C71C75 .s:r - 'St, favorite: ( r, 1 r While seeing the Volcano stop rNeal of . tte- Navy also1 will be 1 At : ; ;.rcHEsr.?EY coFfeecd; shown: for the last time", tonight.1, ff'--;'- 1. -- i ;"v i;:::::::...:: ::::::) .THE- - VOLCANO HOUSE. ; - 'COFFEE R0ASTER3V;,:; Hawaiian Tours Co. rV y V sV v." : ; - 7C-7- 8 Merchant St Phone 1923 Dealer' In Old Kona Cofe- MeUha'nt' SL ' Honolulu Sick, soun G&ssy stom-v- ; ; I ' - - I I J. " 9 ar i us. f ;,',! i. flch FeellFifld; Ajcnts ia Havrcii for t.ltl .l.v...'..,.- WlR FENCC AND-GTt- r fill iCitii'f'.ttSt ALLI3-CHALi:ZIl- stom S: tO. The very teat every Time It!' "Tn five' minutes all 1 hsflt cf for 6a. ach distress goc - No indigestion; a Hcn:!u!u Iron Works.', Ltd. heartburn; sourness belenlag-o-r e as,-aci- d '.undigestedf food. -- J. C AXTELL'S or eructations of 4-- - 1 - Alike- CtrstV no, dfzifriesshloatmg fbtil' Breafh'or; .f .11..'; . . u h ' - -- ". V".."vl Ue8dath'ei 7, t r. i ' .t The bringing into'" prominence qf Pape's Diapepsitt is noted' for - its Edna, Mayo, the of the speed In regulating upset stomachs. .? CURIOS, V EWELRY AND- - Hiss in cast HU L:j c! Papers and powerfar three-ac- t 'y damatizatjon rof It vis the 8Hrest, quickest and most !Tvr!r--- . -'r;r;j ","!:- ."-. NOVELTIES. : : Indigestion: remedy rrit.'.- and Wrlt'-- T rapera' Phillip Huber's forceful atoxy, jniifks certam; in the HCArj-HAV.'AIIA- ' - N - jEVYELRVeV i bestde harttf- A... PAPER HAWAIIAN In. world,' anal It' Ii the.' production of h- .7 , Jtv ' ; r:: C CLTTLY CO, LTD. NOyETY CO. x photo-play- sl ; v - iilss Mayo's, . role inVVeii . " Q-- rtr-t!t- '.; 1 r.:: t .i IIcho3in - geance,?-- shown' , V Em-- Zi oTs wemen arid- - : at the" Mmioris ffien and ibw - King Bethel ttreet- ' tobe ' s 141H.- G; GnU.1. "Jptt - -; GH. Mar. ' today,, full scope-t- without- fear- IT-- 'I 'f pire theater gives eat their; favorite foods f: . I n her ; powers"? of emotional ex- they knew Papa's Diapepsin .will save .'.:-- - ; pression. She 4s ca&t as Matilda the frtnl' afiy stomach misery, v 7 ; them ' y CHpp sur laYge ' -- beautiful, youns. .wife, who has been Please for y6hr? sak; get a ; ' - $3 North King Street r- . I '.. - - of cruelty and neglect : , fifty-cent?- , Diapepsin-fro- ,f (EetWeen Maunakea' and Smith.)r the victim case of iPape ,;. ' ;A" .deep Into metrop"olitan any drug.-sto-re and putvyour d insisht' Ca?l bf-an- CHOP and see'our tuvf is cleverly depicted' in the picture; right; ke'e'tf ,otf bein, - SUr'HouseEveVythlng Neat '.ji? life sfbmach Don't ;; Richard' C. TraVers a popular actoty mlserable--llr- e fa' too' short-- yout are '.-.- ..-.- and' Clean.; i'V? who has already created a very favor- not here Ion. . so make your sta Tables rrtay by phohs. . lmpcriil be' reserved able, impression .in Haholdlu,' has an agreeable.- - Eat whae-you- like and di . No.-171- x :i.-car:- . important',!. T ldy6 sup- - gest, re-hellio-n . ' . " m ti Part ittii J is it; enjoy it, without: dread of 1 i" i ' ikw.Ttw "E...Ui,.LUi.,U"" potted, by a' capabie:c,cTfiiany. . V in thes sfbmach..' : : ( delivery to; lh. YOU . WISH ADVERTISE insure ; TD jlN be'eti-it- i - - , Sidney DreW taar seldota bet- Pape's Diapepslrf': belongs- in your y is' an antiseptxc cu;.;pajy, ltd. : newspape"r; f "'" -- ,the anywajy. ; CorUv "," ter fbt'ri tharf is farce5 romiy home Should one of the iant' j Ccnsu!tin2, Desfrning ani : . :: " "Mf: Blank of Bobteitiltff Drew. Ira. lly eit- - something 'whjch don't agree p j structinj Engineers. . Anywhere' at Any Time7 Call on'or Struc- Drew TJourtlandr Vai BHisetf, Donald wlth JthemV.oC W case of n attack df stry condition U Erlies, Euiliiiiss, Ccscrete : r ; u IfeseryoileV all-sta- Sy-te- wribi ;. McBride and' atf company add: indlge dyspepat'. gastritis . ot tures, Structures, Sanitary sflon: ta-ixiii- n Ettel i "i.;.:f - ' Reports oa much ;to:thr wmea. . . V stomaicin derangemeht' at daytime or; f antf R "general and ".-i- and Ettlaates Pw TIIE DAKE ADVERTISING AG ENCY - ' during the nighfrit is- handy to gite 24 Sansonie Street San' Francisco - splendid' type of comedy. in the ;jol!y 4the quickest., surest relief . known.- ' ? : 'r-.- traveetv " on newlv weds, called The 'AdVi - . v ' ..' :. J. Honeymoon I PaeL" Lillian Walker delicate - Has a meet and Evart Overton are starred. ; The lauest gift of. America to France consists; of . fifteen sledge ambulances, FOR SALE AT ALL effect bh delicate'pJclnnf, x. V A - jthe ! this" to , squad' the k To" realize hardness of te drawn by a'.skl ;for est most: csiufary iact-- c; icVHU ? -- PRi RM AN 7 OrldT step on' a, banana skill, r Vosges froflL ; Seventy five expert it Beretania anJ Union Street' American and- - NoTw'esian'klfers- - hate cry brthircrld. DRUG ST0H5S liSfimSi ' f ; - ::. bee enflstftd: 'foi three- month's , . i Phone 1733 - L Z2 Eyc Czzl CziZ tczr I through Morgan, ilarjes- - & MUTUAL TLLFHONE- CO, LTD, Cot who. are paying all expenses. , HONOLULU &TA1UUT.LLTIN, AVKBNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1016, I.Li Tiiousnnos of -s- ick none ASH WEDNESDAY, hop BEGINS Helped Every Year byt Common b SPECIAL SERVICES AT: ttk r Sense Suggestions Ghren Free, m ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL by The Lydia E. Pinkham OPEN LETTER TO Ash Wednesday services today at OVER IDE JxOffi Medicine Co. : ' S.L Andrew'a Cathedral opened Lent - '. v.'. t . '. There was a mtrning celebra- ; For forty women suffering from Handbook Boys. ? jeM tion. !of ;Ythv hoi . comm anion at for. all kinds of female ills have been writ' 7 o'clock. Morning prayer vmoiEiEii: ' EPISCOPALIANS and school Scouting for Boys. 'i ng the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. service at;8:4; litany, penitential of- Hiking: for Boy Scouts, v .1 Lynn, Mass, for advice. l "';'h 5 fice and holy communion with address sug- at 10; evening prayer ' Thus they receive common sense ' and address at . Scout Masters' Manual' . 7:30. : gestions drawn from a vast volume of Be-- - -- 1 Asks That Lenten Season; Bishop experience, and thousands of sick wo- - Restarick and the clergy of jnen have been saved suffer- ginning Today, Be Made a the Episcopal church in Honolulu have Every one . of intense from untold arranged special ing, as letters like the following clearly Time Special Prayers for services during . to all oy a," whe- for the Lenten season. One of these will interest - ; ihow: y be a noon-da- service for men on ther Scouts or not . Newark,Ohia '"Lydai E. Prnkham's With the commencement today 'of every Wednesday of Lent except Ash Vegetable Compound has made me a Lent, RL Rev. Henry Bond Restarick. Wednesday. The. addresses at this - SL I I, I,,!, j well woman. Yocr bishop of Honolulu and dean of service will be delivered by the Rev. i3 Andrew's cathedral has Issued - the CO. Sanative Wash Le'and H. Tracy, B. L., on the general "I:"' HAWAIIAN NEWS just the thing to following open letter to the members subject tf Christ's message to men. overcome female of his congregation and to tourists of The schedule of services during Lent who may be. vis- : weakness. - I have the Episcopal faith folio-- Rotects Young BldgJ Bishop St. told young iting In the city: Ash. Wednesday. ememta'cf lie mothers strange voice arouses as well as older ones "Sometimes a 7 a. ji. Holy communion. the attention of people when the 8:45 a. m. Mrrning prayer. i ConstiDion- - your . reme- about voice to which they have been accus- dies, and what they 10 a. m. Penitential office and holy, J tomed makes little impression. With communion. . ' IF have done for me. ' fcs enemy DEVELOPING this . thoughL instead of writing a 7:30 pi m. Eenfng prayer and ad- PRINTING ENLARGING I think Lydia E. Lenten letter to the people of SL An- dress. Pinkham's Vegeta- drew's Cathedral, I quote one who LenL J; Best In the City. li Sundayn 1- ble Compound saved - was a dear, personal friend and a Services as usual at 7r 9:15-an- 11 Honolulu Picture Framing & my life, as my health was very bad great American churchman, the late a. m.-an-d 7:30 p. m. ' ' Supply Co. when I wrote you, but cow I can do my Dr. Win. R. .Huntington, long rector Special musicsl services with ser- ist th2i treat laxatxyeC own work and have Dot bad a sick day of , Grace Church, New York. The mons n the evening.s ' ' strong ,J since I began taking your remedies. words are so clear and that Week Days. C I keep the Compound and Liver Pills on they will appeal to all who under- 8:43 a. m.-Mor- ntng prayer, daily. The Waterhouse jCov Ltd. hand all the time." Mrs. Geo. Thomf stand In any degree what: Lent Is. 5:30 p. m. Evening prayer, daily. eon, 24 Sherwood Court, Ohio, His words are as follows: Thursday, 7 and 10 a. m. Holy com- Newark, " Underwood ..Typewriters, yon Not Hard to Keep Lent , munion. - . Y Why don't write for free advice? - r ' ' ; - " Address Lydia E, Pinkham Ue&dna Veople tall about keeping Lent Special Services. BENSON, SMITM & CO LTD, Is ;not so a Wednesdays, with 4 p". m. ; Lxasa, ', Really, friends, It much address YOUIia BUILDING. . Co. (conLdesual); Lynn, question,' Shall we keep . Lent? as it Thursdays, especially for Hawall-an- s is a question. Shall we lose Lent? The 7:30 p. m. "' '; church's purpose In ordaining Lent Is Fridays for children and their '' ' . - ; V , Y " not but to bestow; not to friends. Addresses by the bishop. 4 In .Detective ,od to,deprlvev ' m.;.- - not starve, p. i . -'- Protective Workt We Excel! fake away, but to aid; to but to feed. Lent regarded as a sort Short service for ' men, with ad- ' v ; ' police regulation. Is. dress, at 12:05 p. nu'od the Wednes- BOWERS' MERCHANT of ecclesiastical -- ' v Ft " always be, a dismal failure. days of Lent . 1 PATROL and must i Give tine lu)py: Illustrated on his- a Lent seen In Its true light as a season lectures church m strengthening and tory under auspices of the church 1079 Alakea.. Phone 2315 ice Area4 et apart for the club, Friday evening,' 8 p. m.. In Da -- refreshing of the soul, is one of .the will observation, calculation, . v It teach the child Made From vies Memorial Hall. ; . greatest of all Imaginable privileges. ' For Is it not the fact that we do need Sunday. Evenings. .... judgment, and; appreciation of nature.,: As an FURNICH , YCUR,HOME , RIGHT two-Sunda- y Fresh Island Cream this chance, so opportunely given us, On the first evenings of 0 - Vr.Y March 12th educational investnient is jiivaluable. xr':- By it to set away from the unreal, and to Lent, and IStbX the choir it T'ttlrf tnroushout wlthour will sing tof '"Penl- - communion with the' real? . So the short oratorio dcjrsrliift electric fixtures. Pasteurized hold $L00 to $12.00 , use, 1 pray you. thelorty days. For-- tence; fwdon and Peace. r ELECTRIC CHOP On and April 2nd, "Oli Phcr; :4 11S5 Fort SL get ;.the; ambiuonsana ine nvaines, the hunger for success the thirst for vet to CalvaryT wUl be f.ven. Milk and pralse'Remand them, yes, all of them, On April 9th and! 16th, Stelner's sung. - ' - they VCmcifixlon'; wlllbe 'I , to the land of shadows,- where' ... Kingdom of After the oratorios, the bishop will Photo Supply Go ... v ,'! belong. the Honolulu Seek first ' deliver a series of, hprl sermons. , JORDAN'S Cream righteousness. AU else, '- God and .His. t - Oh nhese . Sundayaf evening prayer y! '; if we only.knew lL.ialllusory.-- ; God 'Everything Photographic " X Fort Street . . ' : will be said at an earlier hour than , 'v: r , ; DIIY .alone;ls eal T.!';.-"- G00D3 7:30. . ' ,', 'v . ., Church-Golnf- l. V; M - .., r, Not..Matterk f , The Fridays of Ienf will be kept as - V ,The many .opportunities . of wor- r days of Intercession at the cathedral rcrt Fresh been provided, not . In ex - - Y ct ship have from 9 a m.to 4 p. m. v pectation that .the same 'persons .wui avalU themselves of all of them, but K HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S hope": --convenience rather In the . thta the CATHOLIC.SERVICES . 7 1 Kcnclulu Tiluiic-C- o. of all, in" the matter of times DURING LENTEN SEASON; Association; i; and seasons will' be met By no means i;V Lv.rjiijiluiical ;:i542. ; Phones -'- 4676 Is Lent wholly a matter ;of church-goin- g. H AT VARIOUS CHURCHES i Q helps you most .. : Y;7i''Y-';Yr- Find out what ; " . . 777! -: ry;;. ;' r.-- 1 ana jnate rcrt;--' 1 t h 0 Clarica In this endeavor to be real,, rThere 'will tTma.nrv!cei.at'the' Ihe" most "of "that Tasslstancer. 'follow mission. God, in Hls-re- al various. Catholic churches; in that gleam. So shall Y Honolulu y during the. Lenten season ; , 'v ' c to you, His chUd, ::Y ' ,: : :. Y' ' ;;. Ity, jeveal Himself began ivL)8h.iWednesday-The- , ';vt;Y;.l v.r ''Yyi ."' k, v rv give meanmg wnicn 11 ma which; with ' GT.HAT SALIi : V;;; and life a of ann- JDiTiCOoMIY - -- - great thing is schedule observances, 'as CEOWlt HAMS Y'r V WILD EOSE BACON . CEOWN BACOJI . not have 'before.- The ounced-by 6: . . - Rev. Father Valentin,; is , to hope, to ; or E00123 to learn to believe .and . V -- as follows: ; . .1 1 t 11 mi ATI believe In God and-t- o hope In (Jod; to ,.U Ccnincnccs' If we put our Services In the churches on. 'Asb i?AlY(Y;';.Y;.jY;;Y;i'm c: At Arl::h's be fully persuaded that Wednesday, 8.;. At Cathe ur ii In Him, .anae invrougn March the imi whole .trust draL blessing of 'the' ashes at 6 a. m. 'K&rrffW S24 EL weather and in fair; InAhe dark as In BETH STREET v - Masses 6. and 7 a. m.' Distribution, of the. daylight,! It' will surely- come out ' . l x K - - : v ' ashes, during; the lw,bole' day.. H trh t mrUh In the :nd. ' f ' ( l' . ; . ' the Fresh fcir-C- Sugar ! ; jt thou cheerfully bearest Walkiki!- P. O. Box 443. Telephone 2C35 :, hjs St, Augustine' Chapel -. i:'V AY crossrewrites a Kempis from cell ,8 " ; Blessing of the ashes and mass at r cross will ,r In C.-.e- "the bear thee.' - V : Tzr' "'5 Pimcs V yy -: r f ;X a i nj Heed Call to Prayers. : ; ; Supply Cured- ' . :'.v;r, piAr;os ... Suisestlons cfyen, for .simplify-I- .; f ;.'t.; '" r , 'way "; ! -- ' " We mar, speak In the same J THA,'"n TIAfCO CO. LTD. or systematizing office ! St Joseph's Chapel,; Kalmnkl rStn willingly of Lenii t If we and without I "i :?y. '"'-y- ' ! ' ' AI Blessing Cf mass 7 ;7'y ; 1:: H:' .t. Fhone 23U work. business confidential. spent on 1L keep the ashes an at grudging the time A will keep us; keep us from Yv;Y:-;;;r:.- 4'4Y"A; rry V- Y:'-YY--'- ' LenL Lent J per- '?WY .r:t.tY , 1 1 ' misusing the transient for the ' ' ' r. L ' i Y , ; Sacred Heart Chnrch, Punahou . tit uliuit a liJ. ". Conducts all classes of Audits manent, the shadows v for; the sub- & t:i. " L!-:- , ' of the ashes and mass att and inveitigations and furnishes for the real, the ' : ' stance, the unreal - !- a-- m. v V it Y i t on of finan- , temporal the Reports ail, klnda thines seen and for ' gEveyi-- .'. C picked In ' 4 NA! "C .A" cial work, ' v 'j;v unseen and eternal. Thus safe- ' ' ' : ' ; wood lined. things -- Baptist - tzr.lti ry Cir.:, , defy, cynicism and St. John the Kalltaena-- guarded,: we can' Blessing" of the ashes and mass at 7 ; ; . melancholy arm's length; "For, ri.,,. . r rear Klnj L hold at a. to. Steamer MlUJUj Inspected man . walketh true,, though' it. be that ? - 3" In a vain shadow and. dlsauleteth him ofYLeni-rStaJJo- . Every IFriday na of self in vain, my hope, - Lord, Js in con-fido- .' the cross at the Cathedrat aU2.4'and I Thee, and may psalm, In Domino v ' :: 0. 7 p. m.-.7Y-- ':' - 1 ::,: - Chape). '.''Len- . SL Aueustlne Walktkl; 7:30 4 Tin troublous , times the y V. I theev Josenh's CharieL Ktimuki. Sold by Butchers and Grocers everywhere, or call 4121. ten call to prayer should be heeded - season 4'pjia.'; Sacred Hedrt Qharch.Puna- and we wish to make, this, a p. special prayers bou, 7:30 m.T st jonn tne uapusi, time of PYm-iVY'i.Yi- We hope: that the people will Kallhlwaena.. 4.: H with' 11s in makiag ; thia season U Co0; unite ' EVeryf Friday of Lent is altey oi iiCalnfomSa . ,: - a. time ofj?rayerJ Feed ' SEE--- '.-- Fast and Abstinence ;Y"'iX"' - Queen . ' ;, Produce Dept. . ? Corner and Alakea v FUNERAL SERVICES F0R Duty, : Easter time for Easter1 from - 1 " . W- I . :" - v.- , i;... Y . . .',;-.;- v. - C O Y N E 1 Day. ; : Ash Wednesday until Pentecost FURNITURE -- TOR HAWAIIAN WHO CLAIMED " r ,-- Y' - - '- ;.:Y--- - - , 'Y .. -- - - v.,..- . ., Yoking' Building FROM ROYALTY Practically any. outdoor game that V a child plays in the streets of New - York Is a violation of the law. ? ' r ' Funeral services for Solomon, Lehu- l' ; : We; design .and manufacture 7 '. C?CClAL SALE . anui.K. paleloholanL who. claimed to ; , II In our own shop jewelry to suit. Linen Waist be a descendant of Kamehameha the Criis and Pcn;ee, ". v: '. Vybu'r Uste. ? T?' Great, were to he held .this afternoon V . Pzttirr.s. r : ? r from, WUllami', undertaking establish- - the-Pue- 0 YEC- CHAN &. CO V H. CULtlAlT' CO., LTD.! ment, With interment In a cem- ; Corner V - z i Cethel Streets etery i PaletohoIanl died at 2 o'clock , and Hotel - ;c Fort yesterday ; afternoon 'at i his homer In Llliha street r He was years 01a. ' Pareloholanl was born in Hilo, Ha-wal- L on February, 11. 1844, and, dur his - lifetime, saw ".flya kings and . . . v ing, - and one queen ruling the islartds, and J YAL ,T 0 G G E R T ' i uneniai uti.uouuj : later the formation of a republic ana then' annexation, r He Is survived by I-- HeUI CVtt Clxhcp rFort, above Berctania' one H child. Mrs. John K 'V.Notley 'of North Kukul street v - v services today were to be at- - v' 'T v- - n lenAA trrl' ftffirprs ; and" members of ' i Hawaii, of ; Na'lii Kumu o ahd the .Toyo Panamas other Hawaiian societies oL which Pa- .Y. ? : '5- For! Hen, Women and Children,' le loholant was a member. V- v t '. 239 millionaires; or K. UYEOA California has multimillionaires. The - state ranks i1C23Nuuanu St . k I I A Sacramento-- figures . show. 8 ' f IK seventh This is estimated by counting 5 per Buy While the Sale Lasts " cent as an average rate' on invest . Old Hayflower ments, 150.000 being the average an- nual' income on, $1,000,000. One man - v in . the state Is worth at least $10,- f Kcna Coffee 000,000, ; admitting an. annual -- income - or $500tooo.- .. JAPANESE BAZAAR ' always pleases - -- Opposite .Catholic. Church ,The American ; Railway "Association Fort Street reported a,net sudnlus of cars as of - 1 . Phono 12711 Jan.YL . ; ;.,

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hu. ;cwj. var Isue't9'day4 when Company 6tootf Pennsylvsrja Olympfat T" k L 4wrt Student Sma:hn:ccrd afifccfclm eiitlnllw rlr vma twiw' Members Wflh Enjoy Chowr Feedv WhTls New Men Will Liomnan j jj ov Jtne." score oi 10 z. . . ?. Ba- Th hijtting wasbojf vrtn. GW nk-MW-; & - InitiafecMxmn.'IAhdriws to Tr.!k cn Amateurisrn -- , .Shepp J, Ira Davenpdrllindby 'Campbell fireat StarV nve obUlnmg 1 '''ScnnY-Cunha Vill-Lci- in saTen!f 4nd m &A'' d H:iI:nT:HunrTv Orchestra lour But Company O made its hits' Bpxin.g, yrtlmg and usjoxg Pro'srarf) ; f

. 680-YAR- D th long enc 9 score. Tammany, RECORDS fOR AuKir; In 18J4 at the A A. IT.? meet he Tooight-i- s S3 &i the twirling for Company D, the night': The land voted Inta. the clnb. and the eamnalsn stfrred;" 887 m-- '4-:- f. whj offttbf The will play some: band,' too the boy prizes will fed "aw ? 1-- game arded. 2, win' pitcher World J. E. Mere-dit- h. year ? treast ?iapo - deserve ft, his if a " recordl:52 next be hti in one; win eat; and lh;y will be merrr; This Mtdia r n eveidid. bu'ttt ii rather hard for V Prmkdl" r Stockholm. 1912. mo fouQwed tui up-I- 1896 : going i v la t$e. word that la the rounds "ATler the program 1: $2 4-- 5. l:5l'3-$-; man Veatiiin. Tammany struck" thiftirrof hU Canadian record . Emllio iiHUh'a najk of IA ipS he today, and tonight - - ISO?.1 " out 11 Company G's hitters and. in the members of the" beetf completed the medal- will be LunghJ. Montreal, V ia'pe inline cluhf-wil- -- rac'ed'tCne fasest half Tna'll Healahr oat l gather at their presented tcT swimmer 2-- 5, nlta nf hlc m had th lh'Carnival American, record 1:53 C. H. mile that sad ever been finished, in hif Mi: clul on : house Cie harbor to partake who made such an excellent showing Kllpatrlck, New York, 1895; 2-- 5. end of .Jhe score And Tammany was! V Dave 1:53 Td Meredith lowered this Of thg6cn.thir ia store-- for them, in the recent' Caldwell, Cambridge. not the cn'.y; pitcher who had his bat-u- 4 i js Carnival swimming 181C mark, .'in gtpckAClmi'tmt tilpatrickl if --There any real feature 1 'Mm." I ? lsal schei meeL In addltloii to "being a sur In Conference record 1: 53 mark is still an American record.: tins' wtth for La JeunA of ievtning. Jor Company. Ci'whCKls one of the league's uled. for thia AcordLg to the boating" events, the Healanls have i Campbell; Chicago, 1915. T r After Kflpatrlck left the athletic the stuit xaastSr.he; entire 'program also furnlahed arnnmber of leadln record 1:58 1-- 5, H. Q. field a of runners came strong' pitchers.cime of the game NewZealici number other ot of tbftevenras wUl a weU rounded awlmmera who have, made a repata--' ,W. . with, twoT'fclnf lea and a sacrifice' to Purk, Dune'lSOS; JU .Po.nne?. to the front, mong them .being.. Cxe 'V.'-- j one, tne word gone V - " ', and has out ia the tion in local aanatlca. 7 . . . . was on mound Auckland, lSir.- : . V gaa. Mattel, Alex Gtant Hawcl hirjcr.fditya Stjteris the tlghways'And'byways Joy win record-1- :56 Company pitched a nice, f?attae Australian R. H Hayes of Detroit; Wright, and later for G: and Yeptas.'. v:-'- - - ' be"ihconfine thfa ram la completed, the members frill Watson, Victoria. c - ;i Ifalentrae.v1 About this time Chicago steady game, only allowing four hits 'song, ' icU in and vaudeville acts will BrlUi record 1:54, Mel BneppjU, was --Voogpng & runner, and this man, He had the team behind him neW.rsembers will be followxme ; wnrlr r 'IA'nuAtefX after the other. There will Upltbod7,.-prTedi- i'starj.tei6' dIa end fmm mmnirlinn rf th nf . iniuaiei-m- - ' ; i vcz.r!?, and the cere- be solos on the accordion, banjo, gul-- -- 1 : '4-- 5, . I Irish record 56 G. N. Morpby. tance runs. He not only the two teams:: honor 7:. V-itlati- - defeated yent whrfc taoniar epd 'Of tf.3 U betag tar, and recitattc'.-n- il listed. . - and-'othe- T be . Scatca: record :56, Mel Sheppard; Spider Coev stars tnntte. 5 " ' l ' v handled by a itiiabl-- Vommntte. Tt!a'tha"it:.V.t::' :ake their bow 1908. v , y 0 O'tf 0 0 0. 0 4- 5 1 west, but 'he went to St Louis at the Ca Q.i:..l - - - TaSre abouV 5Q L 1 Ire tandidaterat tie and wresUT -'-xwiliwlT! up 'Hungarian record : 58 O. Paia- - Olympic' games' and 'won from' man CbVli:.;i;0:l.tj p o 0. 0:(r-?- - f.' t ci '4 present" wh'o AVlch-ma-n, - time' have been proposed the TaaleTillrTrcjuni. Fjr?d ; ' i tay, 1912. . stars in the 800 meters."- Chicago has Batteries:. Company O. Stevens' and membership, a" - for and as therommlttee president of the club, is "box had a number of star half milers, trpt Crampton; Company, D, Tammanjf and I .z : . on mpplicattomr has not completed he ' se- ' jet 1 in? fan, and has to "Will lie mil? be run un-J-?r Lightbody will always be a great fa Allen. - i - . x, there4 may Be ' evfr 'jv, the list, a number of cure a number cf stir ting artlsta, and 1: 5: 2 T. t a Question "asked a vorite, among the Midway, students, i . local talent will be watched la the srins. Holy Cross star," while Eby - , notM track n'p Uct ycar?J,Tl:at4a a the There has been. a campaign- organ- head aplasia 'conic-t- .- w' ' -- I -- ciosV .'up.;. - cuist Ion not easily answered. oi Chicago. finished. r V -'- ri that Many critics convend that' .Mtrtvin v":vN J. ized and established ta which mem-be'- Lorrin Anil's Wsli Talk. . , may i&jf't Throughout- - club-w'U- v It ht done, but It the easiest Sheppard was greatest --half mile ther teara there have l be? gfveii crtzes the 1 .:liV.'.' 6tthe .Tjuowmg we Tauaevme ena or in i on,.. track proposition. One of the test or been i a aumbef of rmen who deserve -- av runner'who ever donned a spike shoe c ; for the number of candidates thai afe program' Lorrin AnJre of the Al A. ; . -- pratserfor4th"eIr work U.-will--gtve- - porttjcltlcs. for lowering the mark great in the distance 1 .i v. an -- Sheppard was a runner, fn. fact ' proposed,; ina.smvch as the .'Hea f a talir oa amateurism. - iO-year- s : jtnfenf coccs this year. For the runa am'ctes . tbem may be .. . -- ; . he was one of the greatest 'stars tliaf ' lanis have always had a good , record Mr. AXfUrew h'03 teea connected with le, f- - . : - ' e rutr.ers have been making an eSort tlohed BronVlow .of New 'York. Coy .' rt- - ' : la-to- the writer has even seen la action, v" t s . pociavand, athJw.Ufe of the amateur 'athletl2s IoriB:nmu-er- of Oregon, : : to lower the nark made by great of 'Wa:shlngtan;McCInre of if'. j i: .' .'. city, af- ana tnatinciudes caidweii, Meredun, - It is eertaia.tbat theie wlU ot years, and is a close student of all the--present- : I?, of day, of Illinois,- Frick of tNew, , a. , - - ath-lefii- rurner tat but campDeu, mamunasen, winanagio ana Osborne Vf .:. v v be much dlcuHy in securing the- it)0 fairs peftalalnSTo- thl3t ranch cf s. :, york; IUInois, d reccrd Is Jess than' a second slower . ; Myers of Scott of Miss new members -- Hli" fcllo-are- ckse-l- y others . . ;JU. whicl the club has set ti' WlII 16 .. years . "Aggies, who,s by way. ; tbn if aso.. v',.- w'-v- Any runner who can win A. issippi the ifas out .to secure.!: f ?i . by "Who thre .; ' all thos are interested ia " .'3 i writer - the only great .runner in tne souin Real phowde.-;- i ) ; . - yesterday's article the A. U. meets in succession in time '' the jfrcsiotloa cf cleaa sport ' - ! t''U ,.jjc-u- p - in recent years, And many, pthf rs.. . " f tne sutject or 440yard run- faster than 1:56 is a wprnfer, and that :V - t I The efeaing's program will open at Wb en "music t mentioned the me- -- . v - Men Make Ceock f ." . - x.ers, end, la telllr the tale of the cin- is. what Sheppard. accpnirllshed".' He Wester - : - T:30 sharp with a real crowder feed. mbers', : t V; f the7Heil: iUiyntt ia i3 the only half --miler in the country 'ih VoastEdm'inasn of Idaho I At'thev last cbQWder' teed a number! 6t tbe, iimelisht,' aa ani!aber half-mil- e ai-- tl.'' tav'f snd,$S0,'aad 880 and mile to win this event in an A. A. U. meet was the greatest atar - the. bay s passed th a bowls back land of exceUjat' cusiciaas in the club. -. ' tv-ts.- Tt'i true of Lon Myers, five timesT Shenpar 1 started ' bif forth in a fashion that would lead o0e "Sonny" Cunba, who. leads the Humry : f good the half.mUe, ;, A West-- 1 ..... t- - , . 1,- -3 was yf the truly great run work In earnest in the season-o- 1906, marks in j i to believe that the chowder was good, Healani Orchestra, is one of the really o6 i rr- -; !"- - tv wp . 880-yar- d - ern Doy woKe me.wona s miersqaoi-- ; ; and on excellent authority recognized cf t' lie a srrlnter; and capture the run jks ' it was real leaders la the musical line, Xvi'vaa a fertat'eur la the 4i yard Li 5: 2." The next year at Norfolk in "v chqwdeiC the Grand. ;Knignt of the and his hungry orchestra baa bee4 an -s . vfV.i bas-pepmise- d .r;:n., c- cf the best the country has great race to--' the tape he took the aay rea siereaun iowerea me uiar Ccdefpwt that the event at all of ths meetings the 1.55V 4 of 1-- 5 to f Wiridhagle: 6f 'Portland, now ever witnessed In the 880, and he honors in of a second slower. He " recbd established last year will be club Fred Gruenwald'WllI favorjthe -- 1 distance ' ? tvn-fc- ! ccull.ruii a mile by, made , stars Jike Andy Glarner; and at Cornell, ;made the :in smashed to hfts members. with' a piano acccri'.oa solo.. lr;a Gc?r;?, the great Engj Wilton' Paul! 'look weary; 'The next U6.2-- 5 at th5:Pregpntaterscnolas.tic "The tables 'Wl be placed atound. A. & R$laecke,:8?.cr?rT cf ih Ilea 'v--,(-: : meet';-'.- ' .;: ;;s v.,' ', 'v:.- ' runner, for that distance. year he won out in 3, which Tshow e - lanls, hay beea woikir. like a Trpjaa 15: balf-mil- er ,est halt-mil- rnnner who ever .ddwxx.- ' j Paul Jones was a great dashed the: cinder ;paSi He., doe camr"!3a-irt!ch,- ; V All ' V ; ed that 'he was a consistent i John. r, to'cstatltsh a accord- cf Round Runnera runner' .was one the best!.' but dlhejpentlreco-butfo- ha stbad head gr?S onYPwlVMuSll iemerVTa1 -- and of the re Is hardly a doubt Lon tetahe.Furnfshea Sttr. ::;'VCv athe ing to repcrtSi.wlIl b5.eae of the test that his. wotbi will be taken with'thl. Scotch titles at present and U SdldaV? in ht3tory clnh. The prize ". v- .- run- ' ti half-mil- e ths ottha 2!j :s t'"! Paul Pilgrim had captured the hon the only man who' eter revefaffiT ,timtm'in- an, a a . J , . I . I , i ? . .on.thei. T-- ritf t icijaai.tt mou. iCKUidi tonight, new may ga ner, v 1.. e-- J .i ' munuci liieeLin for member to the v cr ?n. f--i: v - m-Te-calle- t ""lera ors at" Athens ia, the 800 .meteraf in oade-t-.ieeor- i; coxa I X -by cil' -- Kt tto the fiatr. to ,100 track which, wiimot soon - horse, contest la said .. ts'-- l n 'tll-- r s - "fflS?fi thrresi- rijrj a? tle to " sd attlctf 'LSe ana. runners me si ' ,1 r;-- V ' iv ciner in mlle ' rtm.- Yale- men wiU'no ffooa y uAA?frA; ? 'ir'V'.-j;'- vt;:u.w-.'!?- be te cms 9. ,.v.-- , .: l. ', . ; ytm' - . . 7 TL . e cUCic, but a man to ; - for had made a bid: for; fame." Then "but forget: Brown; who 'startled the eol- ' r. um 50 '.' ,'.v' v. tl.3 distances from yards up to of West came a Idaho half-mil- e, 1 '.r"n the call that leges by winning the, run P lll' '4: ART: OF SELF-D- Ef Ef (1 C0RfELt.TRAC!V ' p;- - r"7rj;sr-''- i rcrcrds in all these had developed a great, middle-distanc- e CPf PIIE f'EET ATHEnTori.piLf.iArr Tir . evc. u a wcu-t- r, and there are no man. : The : Northwest 'and the' Rocky-- -- .';.;vpfiri(lQf COMPETE , " Lis tyre on the track today. Mountain sections had been neglect Davenport r ' ;J , " r v ; ; followed Ughtbody.as A A 1 .rc.f Ira ; ' f V i -- 8SQ-yar- VAT"-- 7 This has become an ase of. specialty, ing the d run, the critics from the great middle distance funheri of ; :?IT'ft f Kla (be lsff Infantry movement has NhXTfSATURpAY AT KAM.iAi HARVARD ATHLETICS la a Eense, and no runner is allowed ' iWlT - " been .;; v-f.g- ' tho'East caid, but at the Seattle meet Chlcsgo University, and . Davenport y f, I If l.(Vr f I,:- Urted; towards :promoUng, the V -- self-defenset;- "ccmpete more two . -- - to la than events la 1303 Hdmundson of Idaho showed yearL II.-"- ; art of de- Cornell ' won everything for a number of i'lfr I,?',! 'fei,l' f The relay meet, which was CAMBRIDGE; 'Mao March ca rncst - :;" track orr:n!zatIons. heels ' to runners of the J Telppedthat nearly etery J' d - his the best He made exceptional time In thetso; . ehltstf to have been keld on Saturday Three of tc star foctball pr'errfca . ZA.r?l-- hvt'JrJiV man-.nas- . ata- At a. V. , I I nets there fthe tape in runner. - 1 joined tne .movement, ana annual East whea he .breasted T.5" w iwli mehamehaflrfld 'and latei te 3 consistent T " T .vv.V.5' I I . I J I .1 r 1 1 IBS I achediild the varsity team have been drc . cl w: ? r.o runner than 1.55:l.r,Glsslng, li a , II' d611SfS;LlfciVev'ben j ' lcs the great New York Campbell ;1V several hundred for this afternoon, has beetfpostpone collfga pr""fa"JTuf , ' rfe '.i of. th?' im i choor:cime A, from f to" t-'- jr- r Uel? ;" UuUWLili j 2:C3 the J rua Myira contributed, mid-yea- f.r $Sj star, was aV Seatt'.a," but could not along later and took h from'"whTcb: annfra gOOdjsgaln by the officials who have?tae r 2-- eJ3mlaaticna. The la !rT3 la 2: CI - v mm ai iiiiv i ' niea.'are IteCcI- win.4 Th"e nex year he captured' the ri imr iui mat anaaiso some .very .sof boxisgjineer fa ensrge The "dale Yor the J. CUmaa'. Jr of Ilcaolulu, carUla r Lad prevl?vs - gloves been-Putcnased'Da- g has-bee- n i. tni I'erritt won. honors In slow. timL v-- ' - Athletic; followers .should see a ? have, meet set for March 8. ftae of team; H. Mycrs ' : - the T. Enrtght and V. J. t: I. tl.ne.: won again la Then Melvin. Sheppard came back of good times chilked tip 'this - ?-- yVr""''v uio ayaro uuie ,m ine. a.temoons,; m- mterscnoiasuc ' will be staged number meet Bole 3, two cf the backa."; Their h;i"ds , year he - t3.--- 5 . ' u4 - I' .ni that set a record! Into 1911 stead of napping, tbe'b6ys'are,'amu3- oavMarcH 7, ; -- the limelight. atfd'on"the Aiereaiui, oy am QnEUU .t:A.i' t;f yeiter-da'b- y '-y year, witn Tea pi 15 were cut off without earning $.''- - cpm-- : ICTiear fln p'.-'r.- i remain for all time. He fc r-- , :j e) f :iva.-- ' wiui uuu ' memLo, bell,! Dave Caldwell. Spieden of J ; 'jXXLk inglhemslts'oit the mat "of with tae . e . 1 rro, 8S0 - f-- ' ? A'--- aa'ofdef cf fhe 6dmmistratlv'e ia the 1C, and yard up 5 the:'former, ! 1 glorealTttnder' 'guidance: of.?rCL : 4n chalking 14- in and nelL Haves'! 5ft Princeton. Camber of t thet Ai'i gu 1 tiwuit.wi&itu. . nkk-wiiiitu- ruirct? tn'nni'it beard.": All' three have had study 2-- vumj rnd won every event la fast 5 Quiml. uuwu fiJTd In 1.57 4 Wilson James" At'.least month ; 13 leaJLg the in th last Harvard, Cooley of Princeton, Beginion-Sunda- once'a' ; iu the." 'Gil--. ' -- trc.u'oles Ix , - : . . '. '. -- an""eihiblUon Tor; A, J:astt.:3 ttfT f r.c. race. , Baker cf, Ohio was .ctmuig to of .Stanford. Ebyrj Myers, Scott .and wIU bV staged the TONIGHT AT Y. M. C maa's year id coIlege'luT Goodwin, Jr., gooa m - purpose ' 'demonstrating who"--- has Junior. his It. showed a burEt tr,e rrpnt ana ne i?aae time, other .stars In the field, the fceasca'l "GOLF SCHEDOCe, FOR' 1916. : of year ualyer-slty.- - - : fourth as a stadeat of the E r- vt-c''-v garaed cf 1n 1?S2 Cn!rncl ahead the r :xt two meets', running home' In of 1916 should a number of .great 1 -- V the! most'Joiofe'dgeii'nls'Mt - fee '; ik.; .' ' . ' c ; a-u- ;T.' f t In Uc A. A. U.'meet la 1914 if.i.5.3-5.i.--:.r- r -- Ul"-"' u l - e resmi?Efc wisnes to inaaa w .: tournament; post- 5 ' : rccB. ia . January. : 1:': 7 S, and c :cr ia the year he A f Occasion. - i i who cannot ..make better accjmnt."of , --I itf ataietlQ pmqer. 7qbn Simons, Tonight's match AU-Cbine- se vs. "" f16 pohedch : . -- -- - m i - wil-pto- A:A Marling : suV ;' trial race. After a numter rrestest should; not, figure on fat: ; this' niovement Its Cheechakos. Tbe: re.trosrad Bourse Gazette, r.5tt flv.iPnukfvlDrivihJLfaDDroachlna! - - 1 G: ; -- rt te failed t0 runners cf the day. faced 'tUe'-atartcrl- place. cess-la- assured; - t j- ??TOScfrTew's match' Service vs. prints a sensational story' of a nar- aSvaA4a wuvw uvwft'vtya ; - w t . hnir-n-il- e 'iA. 1 - -- escape .w-hia- w 'Tbe- reTenUy by Emperor in event i . r.in. and th9 races the frentAat the U. instance running m iiawau. ca PrAiipnt'B trnnhv n old quarters1 vacated- 'Calius; row from death - wcr.i :itchcll, Tracy and tl.amiaorhips la- At Company are"b,ctcg csqd-b'j- r match-r-Honol- ulu Val-me'- q yijllim durin? a Zeppelin I.Ioftt rn.FrancIscp. never beendeveloiied and the albictes arterty'play v , ' 2 b. "i; : the- Friday's yj. fliLt iaa Hig-g!-r, - 7 in tu: on. In 1SS3 Myers came to the ptart' ere Dave Caldwell Joe as, a pWceto wprk bxct: r- Should heio (coast, lea e);' ". "' '. airship- over' Warsaw."' : 7 T""' T-o- tLe fr: ilh a great mark and mad? y 'Oam rV ell, Eby, ponnett and 10 10 trophyVsec- - some pne propose tp build a prmar T.rz A A f i 2-- evu ApfiMWresldefs a new ;rd cf 1:55 which was lesser lights; Every one of these run recordsH will.r'.116 as they, are in . 3 neut gymnasium Duuamg 1 AYitn ,w 3 be j TO,w. ; ior inisicanr .L.ii ancter man O not Ijv c: J again for 10 years. ners had made better than. 1.57. . ntlipr. mpptR. ftn'd thfl writer nredicts I r .4, . 'llvri,. JA i - tphment he, would receive a glad; hand, an 3 ; 'M Lefty ' ' i 'U t hdVUftycqU; cr. r.s::J Kclder In 12:5. ; There" w as a strong wind up; the ; leadlr.-- .offj.-re.-C'-- ikos and T. B. Turner In stretch, poor was ex r :aa the back and time ed this year with the right condft ohh BAtTLiriG"dArrf; .. jltiiU mate i'ln (Formerly, called Tertian Nerve . Vx GEtS:: :i T early nineties ere mlsrhty pected," but K va .grand race I- ---: t-- fsht ' ' maklns .'was The ArUmertlsonly a fedays ' litt.Y..".,CA..br)wr-- ' . milcj ?Es3caca.2 ' tart time cvtr the hilf dist nee throXishout Campbell timed hi3 race , ,:f:'rr-9i- -- ijrf 4iU MIL), :DIVPnCE:DECISJQFJManager Floyd ta.lHtJillLlUlCl. " flO 4 cuo. boeey. 26 hoIesJ; Emmans ha gatheted r- -i 'er"c'cicnUy-rrer- Julv Armv t. v both two nicely, while Caldwell was at ; . : ffrst-cla- si and 'all in we shall see." t:; . ' shall 'see what f ;r July trophy, ttard" AA A:A'-'.- Prrf together a team'durln the runner .who tape' was - m!.:::':s. "iea ciae. a the and making a frantic v AMoeutad prea py Twvm t pasf two weeks and- - c - - - ' 1 wiriesi announces" that w t to ? me of the greatest effort to catch the fleeting Chicago Honolulu Mar Brother .erCtar. - CHlCAGpi IUv ilafch;'. Baftfing every man wni be given a this C-1- August 2T Boey.' s trvut rs cf t. e day. was 1. Kil-- I University man, who won running ' w-a- -- : ' - This out, ln'srohda'4 article-- the writer' told Nelsbn. the well, known pugilist, evening. , ;r . ' t a DayK'VS'ichman v I7ctir'rjorvoG trick cf Unicn, who-wit- Dave Cald-- s in perfect, form Caldwell was sec September7Jt4bpr of Fred C saportas or New yor.KV.wnoi grahted,hls divorce yHterdar,' from 14 addition to Williams Scott and To the 'man who, pas 4to holds the Tecord. ond, only Hig- - OC jtt0V lJr.T "rone ill ttill American a fractioa ahead of Joe was one or the star sprinters Fay: King. Nelson charged desertion. Schmidt, v.mm Dleces."' 'Who" suTfer from a "break early and his cialma were ndtbntested'byl Azevead; W.'Al 'Ham; Pete Bernal and down? oC his physical cr. m ratal Vig- - , U1 ' the f I? ;'t?& ::'lr,?'r TAi A ys4X Allen Wilcox.' Theyiwill meet the All- - 0?," who has ifaAteJ'hU titalltr la this- - evenmg i fol-- I Chinese ia the initialT youth we offer Sensapersa oa ths v seventies as though it were. a mere . --Z. .. . ' lowing . ..' the ard" has. always t" ;r faVofable "condiU5nsrTTSeT5cal ttifl but been -- Bnder f csapt. J. a the-4t- sadi?nffiprtPds it4''--- F,rort?s of ?ttX-rr-m- hlLr- h v' cutand.developtes number of Cht- thahls-brot- W-- - 'V'-- - t"a f c There are. a number of new playersv ne . J tof..";."X- ll . ? made 100 yards In 10 flat at Staten .mtv eTlv" taking up the game herend Honclnlu win have the honor 'of being the Hrst if course treatment of six an I Island, which was not made In A. H.destined to havejepresebtfttven organized Chmese. bowling dub in the boxes cf i3".tiien and'thsyy . : -- Sasi7r'i A; u. meet v r. th.e who: wUl : ' 1 ,be;aMe" .lb. make "gamel.The ' followed -- futuTf. biltory'of fallowing 'are, ' rt - t - -- 11jL A - - , On !SundayXmohitog:r many oL ;the the sinpfdlrecticus"f!Tea q f 1 1 rrrry ...... 1 . j r ii. .'4I1J. .'tYinvinv. In rfllfrnrnltt anta i.. r out and It does gife ahsoiute -- 'nil. tot oil the "day, kmong;,thcjaa ihelnS: the TO1-- .i8.;being .(dken lit J - pur-- f fhetfirst tee la1 the 4tkefn, inerest the evening ? ; ' Tefsad ths full cup" : ' QiaipgDlar fof .thetewart! Midi 'VjirT?-Youiifii- o 1 T.'Pdng, No. chaseprice. Carterestlng.urki- - Merrill and oatch.'fct 4ho Stiwgd cunSi rthe l'k. ye.sr.;...wMin?r 1 A. 3;-- F. Sing Try pne box, these wonderful tab--' Saportas-has- cup. was first presented. ,no .star, oj eujacAuacew.s, z;,W. Chan, No. A. No. ' cf 6thers;v -- taken a deep WJUif - have strong, competition , before f 4- Henry Tapranchor. S. K. Kal Luke lets and. see. the ma.rke4.'rellef yoa - an " interest- in track and fleldTvork, thelast hole Is reached. land u. K. Yim, Kubstitutea. , win receive, then take the full course . was always in . attendance at th - trestment and be permanently bene- . . ; i;.ijocal-- players mercur or r. lastiyelf staged f .aay.of.lhe players wiUmaUa graid wjiopwecoursesl three games from the Triple A la a flted; They ,'contatorno ;one of the best n" y -" 'be California are pleased to hear-tha- t 1 other laiurious udrvss.,; H:-- relieve ever, tJie. - race meets' hejd there, and, a new : clnb : disrorp.i'pil I H sleeples?a.ess. . eyents eolf has been .m ini 'B.ni nn Min,, perypus,. diseases,., polo pony and regulation race 4 , C, ahd the Lakeside,Cpuntry; Club has. an-- league season, Tuesday, eyening. filling . memorybraizi iaV wcap idty mg - next ; proved to be a success. ' ,The mtirSA has .been the scene of pe: ene study or' business; premitjira ,de s nouncea wurser wiU for ifew'-i'ek- inaini The P;B. C. and H. A: C. are the other muchplay nrinff the 'past t I - l v - P eifcthe-bes- ia, America The; planning ehtriea in the club leaeneT ? cay, exhausted "vitality and all tron- . Question' AnsVered."!.;; y pas. e V tri.tfce, JiunBuai.ihteresf in. ,6f the-cours- JbayeVbeen handled by ' hlea caused by'oVerwork"ahd dlssipa-- , ! :". of covering I "crcattd'-b- iarrlvalj'of - ' r In this series raruclet sit 'me tte ''"r'"' Hon. v A-, A-- '' x -- 4 ' A the work of 'the track and Ifield men r .golf : enthusiasts. ' v' l.: iaHid 4 Sensapersa has brought happiness , wrlter'Jiaa up. 'work of :iher.lifelrscbre-ia!a- M'or;.-- t rV.l fw w the taken, the Wt ihe ."5 'TL!; a oronnrc .'.V ' urfi ncrrtirn Into thousands 61 homes. ,' W) If ycu to really y made .Tf " vcnt the stars and; other:. who have LT taWafiong bDakefahaSfJkV, he' ri3k' is not ' youry, the propria--. ; - good marks In the various events. Any ; r; :c: v dor- :o VELVETVH J..?!!! ' .leaSeiau85''acres-.'ideal-:';olflns- swimmer,, played the' here twlce tors will refund the mpaey'U 70a ar Li questions regarding the athletes Of the pronounced fcjne; pf ,;Xthef prettjest good present, ' .past Lake Merced and the efday: at - Waiklkl beacb rescuing a ilbt satisfied. Give Sensapersa a day of ow or stars the - com-menc"4- the causes ;in?vA(Berica,; Ah A 4 Pacific- course - has been ; fair trial, don't delay, any longer, cure J.." - will be. answered during this ' series. As; !The fell sailor from ihe Matsonia "afid"a pirty r.z:rclly ".hr? sy?? ;A open ci n'n PJavera, n 1 buhkered and'fhere 'are'i nnmbef.ofr qffthree tourists., Satanic??, the today aril cb? a well This department will 'be. to aU f Sold "by Drug Co -- this1 - game, 'Ia f theroun'd.V;Tfaer& cr; as otercpme wbUe and man! Chambers readers who seek Information7 on i ce.xairex, ns iaK?n.pp tne '." -- afe-tw- f Drug Co; Honolulu Drag Cow is not al thing tojbee d holes 6ver '500 yards.?; The had. t be assisted to shorei viere' he Holllstcr subject t The nekt article , will take era tit d.' ft collt-se- - or "postpaid Xa - . Stunmber-o- f la a t'elfth":h61e'Is 100: yards. which: runs .but- was" and seat for Itpef ot up the work of the distance men.- f: dies playing found .resuscitated ' '" " each dav.: - Scores made at the Inlne--. to the - edge of a cliff, Tpr a 'delicate taV a to'QU j fa's-TfospIta- Th'e three boxes for 15. r vV v r f C - CO A shipbunaing yardTln1 apan te ath 'hole; are aa- - .'4 "ule- - much tH shotr Prominent- goTferaff statr ;hati t r ? sca p. i?.d ij) '.canoi while .. THE BROWN EXPORT still ik y-- " of-- Dcpt Cortlandt': fit. tor , 1,0Q0 1 than on the course, and t many 1 tnls'urstaMeslmVd'.ttfbe'Kiavonte nuf ir !$7 p;he swimmer aWed Duke Wt 'ii Ner in operation was established ter" , . a 4" . I 1' a a as. ' r 1 . . tne siars- - nave 1 menuonea : 109 earu. wfthiairioversof the' gamC'""" in thU rescue. V.. ..S - T J

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r. - 7 i 4 r. 1 4 - " - - ' '. 4 , : vrod - TbeTfal5y eivelobe. tlmsavfoPlrtt Royal Clothe Cleaning Shop: Tel 3141 Nosair Shokat watenseloosJiala lane Mrs. a Masakt, TiferbG?CMaunakea; Furnished1 Room . Tentlon. Na. addresIns 'necsssl? UWi:ilWl&&Tito Kaiakawa dresaesV and shirtwaists to order. - recelntsl Ae i ;Hc;:::uiui iTnvojaETirj JnHU&izi oatWlrar j ila 1 j-S- 1496. Td'R'ent? - uoiuiu ssiar'tJHiiepa. ua.r -- soie OhioCltb CJeanifi Jet AFlRNrTUREr uo? 1218-Nntraxr- agen Hi Akagi, a st;, aUrtmker r6r patentee. dotoMer Cd.-i-A- Sfcria'aud5 fumtied rooms! ! l: ttrrxriturr sold 6307-3- m :: ' r Foil at . i-- , up your tofizg r 4 Fill "Tacaaf J!i! - .- -. , - il II , ...... , t- ; - r ' vl. nrotferate . prlcei. Beretania Dining' room set,, mission. Conslstls StmnsePoiichbowlrtotei; teir4473.f ' and them pay-instea- of being aarexper r ajsT liVAt; J,$4u7-3- m . 8AMPLST ROOMS. 'good t: ;, Daflr'Cti f-V- lib. 75 centl per mbbtlu rtail0: tittet stir ctalrsllki A few lines with a descri, '1 'l1T thejrcoc--I- ai Pot Rent PttfhUhed bedrooSacmp the you want-- , good quarters and location ot t: : ! ccr. to display : : 8 Kairekor . 171(04 RfVer st" KolOafrS .Kkrsr.fi Soath te It ' Sur-Balletin- n beach.at WaikikL. . Acnlr 2fi8S Kifa nkr tta' " 's classified, section! w. ; BcrnUretUf .ttar-pulIeun,.. ?2 per iW3i;rug3; iwTrtjrsy,eia, reaaoaaDie. youf 8afap4e& ,1a III16, use' Osorlo's ' ' ; House and kitchen furniture for sal: ' : quickly-fil- l them, V V I.', ' ,vVjv-- : ' Store. A ' , v. 8940-t-f ,'t'. , j - - . V . - ra zillki iXJireas BoU300. Telephone 22S8 ij..r j Att'r'f TSe I6cfiR.teadeaxie4?ald rtw ;.v iI'I'ViImi r.it "'','). ti''tiniii 1281; r'n WATERr ; : - Klnoshlul Fort;; tel. New 8O0A j. 5 tertrv:'--- paired.; Tel.' 333SABereCaala- Emtaaj r.tti.-'- ; LEGAL NOTICES. : , .aa444'bAndgoeda baaght- - sold. . Announce-- cows;w -- and Closstfll and tj?'.ie88. Two fresh, ranking re?oiabtj PesfraUe Is Tjrloua parts o ' " r 'hi )i mi .. bear comes frosr that Hon. Soda c, : vjreixzt-itaef- Ipr' ii ii i, Tb. r cr;:.trr ; .r. . v tni rlty, .ttmisl:?dad ttnrurnls,hea, Waier TVIaVAThal'i the klhdi yon NOTICE TO- - CREDITORS &ilUZZ.XZQ. -- 115, -- Ati 135. 40Laid - , . - . . Baaaboo;toralitire: - 'Waati Chaau E:l?risher,.Mgn . . ' lnT salki: WBereta- '. up'te (1ZVai ctUh Bee list our, 7-- '. - , been-dvJ- j r laKr-IiUan- i rv 607S.tr The undersigned,' hating d Rsr.road.Ahli. V - nttrstA - ,Ttr lir.e, cae week. .3p cents ariOaba i office. Trent Trust Co.. LtL, , ort .i.,.,,. Pli?- -- n Suftltortom Iadksr'abd' gents' clothes and legally . appointed, and bavlc : loc e trtar.r-Tleti- effre.;tt - J st.; between King; ana iiercnanu , cleaned. 125Nuuanu, tel.;. 8350: ' HYCTR AULTGj B Nil N SCX, TAJU3RS. (inaufled aa--f AdmlnlstraU' of t : " . I'er'l.ae, os.e cioatiiii...;40 cents of Edfflbnd Melanphy, d H bldm-XaVofig,.113r;Nuuin- Estate F.' line, BlxjnontfiSi.60 cents es V a;f military & -- Per na -- r a . ceased late Hcaolaluj fcer- I . r t of Oiu, - T furnihfid blocks from Car , Other rates upon: ap?lictloo.' eottsrwl A B; consulting dYfl&ttfdranllc engiheer, cWlIaa suits order: gives-notic- Cbeap. 'cne'lSl JCatTUlae, umrlnJ i Rencatorfi: clothes: cleaned, V reaa.i:u e to all. creditors tz ; , - cf A-- ;" V--- 1TX i r A " .V' ; In fine cendiiioa;, ovner.goiaif to tt drccT aadresairl:;rboTse- 414J. deceaaed to present their claims ' ' . ; - !' of liquors or cef- L 'No fidTirttcaents coisr and must sell the car-lx- j ;.'TEA HCVSSSr autheatlcated'and'wUfi proper v:. ft'! i i AVFTurfiaSAdcolta '6teim-cIea&lngAlakea- ersi lf any exist erea?H the claia - -- t4 nr. Gas Gov certed.;- .... $4Mi)0 Answer-Box. 28Star-'C'al- :A? Mir; Tptliprj'rovjiTir IX Kapltlanl Shloyu. Walaikl Beach. Phone; 1761. secured" by mortgsge upca real e: tat - rer'Ti-5- to ? ad 1" sdvertisements t-- Mo.1 la - . Japtteas1. boating. to the; said Administrator,, : 4 Dmidm Jauaaese ana Btt dlaaen and. It at dress yoj.t fe;'.!e exactly arf sttt&Hn piamWd,4:.14W'5fi;:ifltrgtv otffce on'Fort street; lIcioIula,.t,:t.v.' ; ' r-.- ... Tet 42S. ' V tbe'KlTertlsemeaU.".'": ..'Mr iyi Vvduiac tounnj car in good'eca-- r .., .:,-? v x i" "T . ' M ' ' - , .. six months from the date of the fir ' ycu x; telep-- ct ditloal vOTrnen leaylst fofthB. J6asL'i " , best- - T. W. If s a? sCbscrlber; Bf ' l 'i ''I titt III' I Ikesu, Japanese .dinners. publlcitloa hereof; or tleSlaad wU t j we-.wil- l A -- ;; C her, your '. llust.be sold at "wee... Terms IcanJ - - . . 3212;. 6133-t- . -- I sdTertlseraenti, KS?rrRACTpR&-rGENERAl- 4 ...',..,., 4r.?i-i- Odv prop. .Tel.; f forever barred - - d Junto bought! eud!" old, Phoao.436C Sis1Qr; f fieer-AiitSriii- tel.' 1M0 or . . Dated,. Honolulu,. Oabu. , March 1., ; ANO,SUlTCASE3. WJ ' N. 8.' phahet vTRUr.KS D. Yimatac83 Kukui st; A.-- 1916. r , j n " ' f ... -- r ji8j? . -- Y, A ste. i : st'Ucrt..rrMy 'oVethaufed I At nuiirn,' The best and cheapest H town; Na-- TRENT TRlST! COilPAN , ' cuta&onf :.;;ljaeA:';A-:- ' -- :trr. d:; ' suClA'-- : 1 .113 wailaa, Caraj?; rnoaae ,pMauns.3K Ppan5,ViH tf katstf ' Trnak: Slore,:1 108r V , UMITED ,v-." ' Hirer st' ' Fw. lfilff Cadillac aad4 "' CS5-6m- J tire ff Tbyo ShokalV bWl 'Jipth, Tel. 4709, : .. - : . Aanflftbitratd tile" Estate of E miiii '. tesi r 1' of a-t'r- if f L'rr r....a sr ctedy ftrr' ;t- - ni.;it!.ini.in.- mondVF Melaaphy,' Deceased.' . fr,Cfea' - " 1 : a- - K Nekoiaotii ' - . Ll:x r: ia rrirxt rcirrn tel42gnral Sakodatf lW'Rltertt:, salt' cases,- new Alexander, D. taniac.'f, - " 3 ,?buUdingi;.' ' ' r- -i roon-!ijlc-j5- first-clas- s contractor, fad,1 ' : h' ; .For. . , mechanical' a?frice saiaagrj and. second-ta- n d clothing, cheap. i Attorney fbr'Adialhlitl-atcr- . -- ; v V yl : . , telephones IrtSi'-- i ,4 2 35 tf :tffiXjTics:AvrA;f z ; pi :f r f 'JiV.ltli A, v Ai Vllotei.'atL ; '6411 Mar: X 13, 22, n c- - Conia- - . bet. Smith i t - i 'ic ; to :(, auto; --Vacr. .uaa wa:aTui..ii.Vire: 'AT roJl 'tftoerar chtflu . "'11'" " ..!.. .,v,;;' it; suite J.- A Afrcr I. Iciwa,: tcr'-clZtti- t aaiNutiaatiecIa) attentioi ptU cr.rsiTC.Av fr.U'. er Ala4aeilae-702t- 629(f A V to' ; t h - 't:r-i:JlletlA- notice. f : aTiiropeaa ieweiryi- ... . .A I dress Pes r A i. rac .i r r 2: 'jkc : : 4tSf slilisiu iivbu :,) .,: - re-- ; . S . ' ; .ziHinf R.. Mirstai'7 Umbrellas'; 'jnadtf- and . . V Ho: rv z.V , 71 '.AA t, ' .' .hVZ:z rSztr ;The PtefpfllcW, only lSeriav. itracjor BeretBSc "; ; paired.:' 12S4-For- nrV KWCuij'piioiic Estafa orToraa MatsUr.cter,;d : : : f6merf.C4sii bracelets, eta:..; Finirst qualifyj aa2 -- ' hereby . 1 boCMr v.'ajkikl beiU-o- .AA- - ;374Sa-- r? Notice Is glvca tu all.c .lien wto oA.e cntfUcJvto make totelt Beali. cca worXmanih'SC A i;,vv. B3.tt ,c 2' - ors ?of,. and' all persons. aTl-,:- , x t6. v. : t ..tasv crT.ir.CA.' hate ic.iEile orie ct f,Virrufc ef cotuse aaflr sia- ; tiic tr CC MTSACTOr.i' Ali BU!L,OERSv ;-- " twscttlsr stytiii! 3 . AAA ; ;, ir.ernberA!;) pri.w.-res- : Call today. e irocr ctUr: excellent jySO--R .WATC.K?.UEB& against; ttfe'aboVB bizzzl Yaiad-- . giaeracWitraetWf. present-thei- r claims duly aullc LI; J laying, t ' tf ' ..-- g.- Olittry; .RrcprEadepJwi-t-t ,the;end, bfjsliiitj Ota; : DlamowA'watctfefT afcdewelry bought I naablf&eto, and ' electro; proper touchers, . r 3410 Le. :fc , i - lai ed. and, with !' a ,rth" and 9th: hi eatlxaatAv.tuTnlahaA- fco;.2$SI Mc 1 - -- bpt'-Wi- n sola, and" excfiafiSed. J. Carlo, F6rt 5-- NauattUi sti, tarns i. even, is sec- -. . V at:- .r:rs;;2CC ;. KaliaA' road." ( i TUi izidtoa lAil,4elepearspl87;:.. neerin$r exist. if the claln - cjvZ-i- uhdertakiaKIcAp5eaei ,; , fctortage uporr real 4 i ; . ..xcrc:s- ie r pnj;' j' "? Ar ..... : ii eitit3;t5 tli - resnat ' ' 1 i: BlacK.;Mlnorca. eggs.- for hatchtnfcC dersJned at: 502 Stir 1 I . WOOD'' AND COAt '- aos. metre 2:35;; iz78t;Puichbowi. Sanko VineyATd,. Ing, Merchant betweea i--i -. J ja., lfaiwJBd' Tel. Ftrt A ri.and Mrs3. mas ; o Uoaol-al-U- whicj 'ZXl j i dlhir; Taaabar C& Paualif, nr. Rlrtr st, teL SaceU Ii. t settrsv e4eetroaeerfag andtbatlrsy 178 - iRcoatwlthvl.rche.open--, ; "2S57;x whole-Osale- u ucdersigned.- selects as his plan -- Jsr-ae- j tocnii jcelltaw .wrKr'iwew,QCi$8: - firewood and charcoal, y'r tf se bocs 5 lncubatocza. fcSss. Cynh'a'hot air; .' flABeretanla.Xiaiaat tel.2S7.t, , 6297-6- m : -- 3 COcT! aaoV retaa. business for the transaction cj pc- English. r. ',1503 i t rdtiJoBJe. coilir 2 i r - issue US. noughtaiUag'rpad:';:: 'V'i an'd'i-bliilayv.dlii- with" th& '. c . v,taadayi en ;75c; business conaected Cochran, Quartern' Kins-1- J - i:, e T.v . 71& 2834 - f'rcs C.u neais.-yeih- Hbkuxbin. tet Aftar-.hatl- ss six- & ; . deceased,- -- sarid aiany; at of said within tl'.z:' ,. . '"' . m day '.ctlweci;; "ST. Oyama, expert,' massage, Vineyard lirs I' :r. . CHS ' t.ni .1,11 i l r :t ; frot-the- i day of prvbliix.l aa4Nu4iits)u.,. .Phoae1330 'iS394-- m railroad crosalagav' darini twenty first this - . . - "''' yearsi- ChaHea' Daly, Middleton, N. Dated, Hoaoluluf T H., February t f' "i rvrr;; rchcflelJ-Ear- iv. usaun,f massage, t 9ne f of He-w- a : .. ;. 3 ?- - hlmaedC a flagman inti-r- . f Lvi rut tL3 crricc BtUdlnir,' r cexsetft' . 'brk." palntlngj haaed Earred. Rock; hatciilijg'; at thevEoatillaia street crossing of. ,;. . NAOlIASA 1IAT3UM0T0, eooS'lon tint ;, i)tQmtfng;,etfc-Ulot'ET- Cp;'l48t , - 84Qfc'--."6T- the, OntarW .Western Railroad, and Administrator of the Estate of Tcr: blooded stock. ..Phone . nd j .4 if - . X- -- j, tra sereatye!jbt yearr old.' . ; Matsomoto, deceased, ; t')?.?WTtJ5:;. A AV- - iloriey liiaeJ 'ohj' (HiaondST watches s Coloaef EJ M. House--, President! Wit. W. J ROBINS 0N,l , :, A rc-lll- . t -- ri rs competent, cL,;.'eur; .' Jewelry at rate ' For'I?-3afotisa,tIrf;- - and letsu Federal portfolio," Attorney for Administrator, ' " Geher-'-i ItrvFujitii contractor and. buflder. sen's "ambassador without ..cr. AdirciS Box1 :: ;Xoaar Officer Kln st; ; , , -- He- - rrr jf atBusineaa.Agcy, 20Jaee ; $lb rented4 Lljr apaftiae;. at 115 East A 602 Stahgeawald Building,' - S. Beretanla. ;- -..-- -- "... ! CilS "i;t 'i --V- ; .A-,- t4 C.v." LresfCiclc'liU la fine residehtlal J'lfly-tliir- d street; New. York; to Mrs. "lulu: : cct!c Cf.UaS6 Cy.Tfi 1il Wfcstca ChnrcLill, wifa of the author. 6393-Fe- b: 9,' 16. 27, Mar. 2. 3. thar-- r- fefr. ilbaciulu property. MUSlD.'4NSTJlUCTI0rl.' till?,0tradlng: BaHdtte;-Cd- :;

- v "'T!'.L" Yf Cf.'T- C "f iCCS. v; Sooth4; raumar esi;maresriurBJ9ner:. Ukulel'. Iastructloa.it accnipanUneat CltyPilstHlg Shxtfj KJzs: vA-- . - -- tf.' ' aad. solo sDecialist' Av. Santos T'JIss- at.KatauU,5 cof: lAiiivaad aad- - carriage patol W v ' r t,. 4tterraao. - r I r.Cl: eiriirwvrusrtrtjed; :v. 6213-t-t 5.' llirafflato,- - :ccttraUor aud bufldsrt . Dethai Ub, Woae-lXS- S 35l4-2-m T 1 r I TJAKr.lE& - .:r.c4. 1. , NpyEtTTES:A7?rj CUR7QS.; T7; Asahl Bakeryi best v cake and Ice it ::" ';ZV I iir.i 'st; 'tUf Division": 4 Mciorcjcle, bright, An kbd o'Jaiii'eisfebooftrs? and 2- i ftew x craiacv,X&retaalat sta, - Alakear fiakai. artificial: -- 91-2- 4c2 t -- C'.ZJ. a. raVto itd and. brass PTintSv ' 2 S Berettefa 3 m cr.3,iU - -- st K. . Av" . u- - AvV;, - 0. iv ul. IlIJrr. . t M'ic;..70Se.t A. 63SSUh r . iie&r at, 6391 2nv M. TosMasga, - - - r. - - bt-- J?AJ NX! AtiBb, PAPlTa HANClrJQ , Emma,' nrCeretknla .mltit ' . bl--' .j'rti i?roff: oif air,blcfycles':and' ,, "r.',v";. im It, ' a:: . . jstar a.:: i:.. - jtrrjTtiTOWErIA7r it', c; r. Rapid Transit fSce: Kayahara, HEft S Kirs- T.el. 4 orniture,rnoHs pAiaung, papering ; : 3-- v .A:ik:; c: furnished. ;' IR TaIi.Jii- in Bertiasii; ?. Vrtm , , i C3i :t:Xt Iv rl-- T se ,: alsd gaollze oH. ...-,11- ' I K tlrs; katrdt III. ?iAAAfofo... 11 !,ll )( - 1, Ml trc ill SI V Sblriki;' 120ZTN(itoMlf .'Tel:. 4137, ' - 1 uarsuxat rresur.cac uowersp tel. 3029: AAA??' cf til L:r;js; cale and ' PAWtliisr, and' ; piperhangta: y All llahEattaiK Caej-rneala- ' at: all Kopeja,; BIcyclrsv r4nchhdic4-A:Kln-g. The: ' . VogflarateedV.'BIdi btaltted j'- - toura, toowaAfpiu quaHty'atd .sap -- Klaurtullowexr, Kirt Phone 8147. --H.V k33234tf ?AA-A-: .s ci-you- r Siiuma: ev uiere.-- st.

c .... V.-izi- -- 3 A Seecn'd-'Lij- - - iT.-lense-s Wakltaycttt flowieraf Aloha lane? : ; tr;im set, -- furtisbed' l ctecras,'w a Boston Cafe,; contest' platief ta town. Fujlwara, 67 Beret; tet 432flL' E -:- A--: . ' a'A-. r ... no J" cctt-i-e xct fir from town.tddress-- bctriit, pold-e- r .ertEaticXTKcxfa lAftlzt te-- sho'i!rw:iart;CTMaidaT pm pdamberrasdj tlfa.mia.j. :; : ' 9T! particulars to Cox 2S4, this office. grapIirSLojr,; "and" Uaionl n!gliv: Bljot? . ..? r,f v i V ' llef sta. Wf tEeiter; llfilel St All kinds liawallaa plants "at Honolulu 347'3nt v I AA-- .. : A. "'v'v-- .'A': - - a A;:l Cov K(S. 6392-- 2 i j AfraAlS,y:A? Prodac t PboMj C. Imoto 515' Klagr of. Llliha, expert tXfKf f.rrl. . c:.rf5rtiL:r room: plumber, and ainsmitb;. phone 2072;' ii fi.'- rf.rVy-JL,- ; - sad cleanliness. our nadttopeit.dH . A'A ' V;A., -. tr Afafilv if. film I - . '.tjr:; f r ;t- Cix;:r, lm tz:tt Toyoahlba Nurseryf-Klngr.opiiFVl- da p. 'y t nlceljLAUrisSed". '. - do-n- of - :' .;,u I;.:.A t:.:iicc;rsls t Two rooms". Qwlth Eagle.?- - HoU4 ,We boasf of Jaw- price Tithich li . - Tae Betirfr- bet. and fVTna.'-iAA-- ' - ff'.-- r-- :n-ua- . . family. "fA,AA:4f4im -- 1 S tSe.vIIi3rc.l :toirf ifiiumupxtviu: 'S. King.;. A.;, alce; place, to. eat;Hfin osuairy coincide irith pejor. Quality; 31 J A.v-.- - r v;:., we ; put I lltej cn. n fttiisrriirr. f hQttopaklpg0ftviijght and. day; INobotT. Nursery nraldeulialr. Aklma t bur .?knov bowj as r i . 1 r,;- go-- bane. ; - - - &4ll2Bj busHe and intot printed matter, "TT f civ &d-ihaUi.: . what. talks; loudest and v...ru;.: Bedrocra,-- Aiipif air? Bentsalh;; both, . - ewf urieana i?we HUDStanua meals, i , Ot3iGN ER, " ,4 Joagesti aioaolulu &tarBulletin Job r ' tbt.arl fr.'J.Vitert iraffsMyent. I rt-- Pxlatl&g Departnseat - . t' f .. Alakea,, cor,Jrabaa at . Aiale.atreetiJ ' A here-you-- b fan amid, 'ierates - NaSalahV desIgfiervSmltli & J the snow.V. A: :65294t w-- Ilbtel sta. i Broach p7flce,;HerdDaiit street .. N And rafa wrought by. German foe. - f.?,:-Thew-"lt- e - '.; If Two.' .foi1 v tw r- a fiery host he 'came ctvUetsdrooni h AACAETMAKEB. -; . . v ; . land-wit- .' , - ".A-- I ; : sAnd smote yo!ur death and flame?: . permanently located Voun'v mep. :Ai.-- ' : 'r-O-r A ftrlated; :.ia atiracqt Rbs : - r 's:;ipn$$frWlftQ&: :: , , . :; ; f- . -y - ... 641 KateU.ttabliietalier, V&ttf& Vlffeyardl' ,j- v'' ' Vjleather. - ' - r, asea e tiauat detacha VAv--- are-awar- ' :' GSSfrPt-r.- : ..;?rl:sZ:? '. T7 wonder .if you .... - - - r plcclitruralaid, St34 yr- !.v. .Hoi much you owa the ioldier theTr . Tw?f btdrotwtf f - pv Scots,. s Z "'"rT1.'" wiuu, ' ;'-- ; : eic riq-iias:"phw- "'!.""' ; ) by . . not crta. I 1 . "Unnoticed, yowaujutrsl.. wBHunav...:; aonts otdra&d. already made. SOET-- DRINKS. r tryjAi '"A;-7"- ' ' Wh-rf.fo- youi foils? .f nl. tledr and' died . y?3fN3t - ' WfiF'-riakeyoi- ; ," '" - jPay ,ei? yourcJoUiiag; s coa venlenli Find Ruttian ioldier; 1 r-- 1 1 Our soda totwlnesa - - ...... i .. : : ' 1 .jwms.ipr- lisa.CvJ.seKeepiafe.u ose; a ,aargfjr wcimvr.wttife. The i. l V fc-t- , Ho Soda Wate Wkss Cbaa. I ..a.vc: 7 ro yesterday's pvzzis. STLtOTOyiyoU4 !- - -- ... i,'. K. Frashen Mgr. wiy. ,'seOT, foreid aid r.: .r j fA' - W V'. .v- FOURTEEN - . ': ''. . HONOLULU FTAR-BULLETT- N, WEDNESDAY,fARCn 8, 191H.

CORPORATION NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. E-3- 0T NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ARRANGE TO GO HONOLULU PLANTATION First Circuit. Territory of Hawaii. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. At Chambers. In Probate. 1 In the Matter of the Estate of S. ty DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO. Ifotlce Is , hereby firen that, pur- Mahalua, Deceased. THIEVES NABBED THROUGH BOOKS STEM suant to the provisions of that certain Notice to Creditors. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNITt mortzare dated the first day of May, The undersigned. W. H. M. Ayrea, GAU FRANCISCO of and will Sierra 21 Snoma .....1... .Mar. t7 O ff A. D. 1908. which was executed by the executor under the last ...... March ty INK wt UalM Mwar De- Ventura ...... April 11 Sierra Apr. 17 ' Honolulu Plantation Company to the and testament of S. Mahalua, Csrt?tt Ftai C1.S0 a fry ' DOZEN AT SVOOP OF COMPANIES Sonoma May 2 Ventura ..May S fcO ri Mercantile Trust Company of San ceased, hereby gives notice to all KfMktmst Umk60 OtoMfiroO Sierra 23 Sonoma 23 M fMMN KM to M UaiM tWH Francisco as trustees, those certain persons hsvlng claims against the ...... May ...May New steel and concrete' time-tar- e. One Hundred (100) of the bonds se- Esute of said -- S. Mahalua. Deceased, 250 room 5 260 connect cured by said mortgage, and herein- to present such claims duly authenti- t Ah" Sun styled in police court cir Three of the loca Aihlic uiilities C. BREWER & h CO, LTD. General Agents lng bathroom .'Homelike com- after designated by their numbers, cated and-wit- proper vouchers, if any cles as 'the king of chicken thieves, corporations, the telerhone. gas and 1911, though .be se- - fort . rather than unnecessarily were on the Srd day of February, exist' even such claims to back again in Jail. Judge Monsar- electric companies win be requested expensive lnxnrrl In center of selected, drawn and designated ; for cured by mortgage of real estate, at rat who gave the Chinese a ticket by the. Public Utilities Commission to theatre, cafe juia tetaft districts, f payment and redemption in pie man- the office of his attorney, E. J. Botts, to that Institution good for ' .four have representatives present at a spe On car lines r ansferring all' ner provided in said mortgage. Said 8 Brewer Building, Honolulu, Terri- months some time ago, yesterday cial meeting to be held Monday night desig- (6) VWS - unit! bonds so selected, drawn 'and tory of Hawaii, within six months morning Invited Ah Sun to spend a in the Capitol building. , The proced- line direct .r door ' ' Motora' Bus nated for payment will be paid at the from this date and six (6) months year with the county authorities. ure ,for the regular yearly Investiga Matson Navie;ahon Company meets trains a?wv steamers. . office of the Company, at No. 503 Mar- from the day they fall due, or such Ah Snn just can't leave chickens tion of their books by the commission Hotl Strwvrt r --etucnfial aa ket Street, Room 201, Hooker & Lent claims will be forever barred. And will meeting. Jfln4 ti4qtirt-m- . Cb alone, and yesterday he appeared on be outlined at the Later Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu lUrHt Trmwt"' B 0 ' Cod. Building, in the City and County of all persons indebted to said estate are a larceny charga I efore the police there will be special meetings at J. H. Ltf. Uiwnhi apret Utlrt.y San Francisco, State of California, at hereby notified to make immediate court for. the sixth time. - Each time which the books, of each corporation or (1000) Dol- undersigned or the rate One Thousand rettlement with . the. dates back to 1 chicken taking epi- will be examined separately. - FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: lars per bond and accrued Interest on his attorney as aforesaid, at his said ; - - Dates for the meetings at which the sode. S. S. Wilhelmln. .Mar. 14 ..V. the first day of Hay, 1916. Such bonds place of business. Ah Sun. has a very catching man- affair of utility corporations on the 8. S. Lurllna Mar14 day of shall be surrendered to the Company Dated. Honolulu, this 29tb ner. . He smiled at Judge Monsarrat other islands will be gone Into will S. S. Manoa...... Mar. 21 S. 8. Wilhtlmina Mar. 22 PLEASAfJTOM HOTEL payment, redemption and cancella- February, A. D. 1916. be in local papers. A for and pleaded guilty. Meanwhile his advertised the S. Mataonia.r. 28 . M. S...... Mar S. S. Manoa Mar. 23 LUXURIOUS AND . tion as provided in said mortgage, and W. II. AYRES. captives, 12 .luscious fries, squawked single meeting will be held on June ...... COMFORTABLE ' Interest thereon shall cease' from said Executor of and Under the Last Will ' 5 for the railroads, which are not al- S. S. Luriine A...... Apr. 4 S. "- and talked as evidence, in a basket S. Matsonla.;....;.Apr k i . STRICTLY FIR8T CLASS first day of May, 1916: X -' ' and Testament of S. Mahalua,' De- beside the prisoner's bench. together tinder the 'jurisdiction of the 100 ROOMS 60 BATHS The following are the numbers- - of ceased.. .. police parti- cemmission. . A S. S. Hilonian, Seattle for Honolulu 18, 1916. ney The that when a direct March the bonds so selected, drawn and EJ. Botts,-Attor- cularly, large batch of chickens dis- The January statement of the Ha designated: Numbers 43. & 51, 76, for said Executor. appears during the night, they be- waii Telephone Company was read at 80, 93, 100, 108, 11., 122, 137, 147, 148, 6411 Mar. 1, 8. 15, 22 29 gin to suspect Ah Sun. It was this the meeting yesterday afternoon, and. CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu 149, 152. 155, 193, 194, 200, 206, 222, reputation which brought him trou- laid on the lable. Toll rates, set la 225, 227, 229, 234. 239, 242, 250, 260, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ble Monday night, for when 12 fowls September; will not have the full ap- 288, 300. 220, 321. 324, 333, 343, 362, First-Judicia- l Circuit Territory of were reported missing from the' chick- proval of the Vommission until the" 473, expiration of six period ou 1000 404, 413, 417, 422. 438, 440. 474, Hawaii. At Chambers, in Probate. en house of a Japanese contractor, a months Naarly feeCelevatlonr near d April 1. pot; grand scenery: fine bass flshtnk 621, 532, 552, 554, 558, 559, 562. 567. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry officers were sent out at once to watch - 576, 608, 627, Deceased; v "Testimony on by Tor particulars address- - L- KiTf Gallrard Smart, Ah rSunV actions', catching' him with" taken Hawaii Hen 633. 637, 645, 671. 700, 704, 706. 735. : to Creditors. ry O Sullivan, secretary of the com Notice the . full dozen In his possession. TOYO KISEN KAISHA 756. 758, 807, 809, 813, 816. 828, 830, Com- mission, regarding . . The undersigned, Trent Trust the accldentaP 832. 842, 847. 852 8a8, 873, 880, 889. pany, Limited, Administrator of the ANCIENT KAhTlIS TO death of Sago Tamagushl on the Sho- B03, 915, 917, 918, 923,'m 933,' 933. of Henry Galllard De- shone In January' was still In stenog- HEINIE'S j Estate Smart Steamera of the above company will call f tavern 936. 943, 959, 970, 971, 976, 989. r , ceased, hereby gives notice to all BE B0RNE AT FUNERAL raphic form and its consideration was at and fatva Hanaluta 1st "j ' v a . " Most Popular, Beach Resort Respectfully persons . having claims against the deferred until the next meeting. or about the date a mentioned below: ' J : the City. v. .. ..:. - j. a. buck. of said ' Henry Galllard Carrying with them kahilis and oth- Accident reports and bills occupied' estate the f FOR THE ORIENT: V Raa that are Right v President Honolulu Plantation CoM Smart Deceased, to present such er emblems denoting the rank of the the attention of the commission for FOR SAN PRANC:COX American and European Plan. 503- - Market 201. Hooker & the rest of the session.:: -- StreeV claims, duly: authenticated, and with deceased. Sons and Daughters of War- AA A A v . 8. Chiyo Maru ...... Mar. 10 8. 8. Nippon -- Maru...... t:xr. On the Beach tt WalkikP Lent Building, San Francisco, Cali- proper vouchers, if any exist - even riors of Hawaii were to attend the fornia, r; r ' though such! claims be secured, by funeral services this ; afternoon of Tenyo Maru ...... Mar. 31 8. 8. Shlnye Maru .April -- - - Dated Fek 3,v19ie.:;;;-;!'--'"- mortgage of real estate, to the under- Samuel Maikai, Jr4 at SUva's under- 8. 8. Nlppin Maru..... April 15 - - ' ' ; SHIPYARDS 8. 8. Persia Maru.. .(..April 19 6406 20t" signed, at. Its. place of business, 916-92-0 taking establishment, interment was s; Laundry--- " 8.-8- . ai Ml ,; X X City, County of to be. In Kawalahao cemetery. Mai-k- 8hinoy Maru..... April 28 Chlyo Maru May 2 Ia;" WATER Fprt Street and ...i;.;. WAHIAWA COMPANY, Honolulu,-- Territory of Hawaii, within is survived by a widow and four ( , Boy , LIMITED., . ;; children. He died at his home . in Mccscncr six months from this date or within CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED, six months from the day they fall due, Pa uoa (valley Monday night He was FORTACOMA Agents, Honolulu ELECTION OF OFFICERS. or such claims will be forever barred. the son of a high chief, and was dis- 1 And ill .persons Indebted to said tantly related; to Delegate Kubio and At the annual meeting of the share- im- the late Prince David." - Estate are hereby notified to make holders off the Wahlawa- Water Com AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N 8. 8. CO. THE PANAMA CANAL pany. on mediate settlement with the under- BY AUTHORITY. GOING IIP UNS SPRING MILLINERY" Limited; held 'ln Honolulu - From TACOMA, g signed. Administrator as aforesaid, at - 8EATTLE and S. S. MEXICAN, to ta4 on or Friday, February 25, 1916, the follow-ln- -- i: said place .of business. about March 8th. .'' Directors were elected to serve for its RESOLUTION NO. 465. v v of beauty J Dated at Honolulu, this 16th day of From Portland, Ore.; to Honolulu, S. S. Georgian to tall about Confections unusual the ensuing year: ' ',-..,- " : f February, A. 1916. .- - . . , Su- Tacoma is enjoying a boom Irr ship April.S (via SeaUle). . , .. ; E. D. Tenney, W. W. Goodale, ' D ; Be It Resolved by the Board of : ; building, according the Dally News A-- : 'Bids.! -- TRENT TRUST COMPANY, pervisors of the CXSk County of to . .. For particulars as to rates, ete apply to...I ; .;'.' A and. , Ml S3 POWER, Beaten C. H. Atherton, T. H. Petrie, ' - s ,- ,. of says Broth- Al LIMITED, ;; A;.-"- - hun- that citywhich Babare - y ( IL Cooke, "; r.r'y : Honolulu that the sum of eleven C P. MORSE, ' H. HACKFELD e COit LTD. '.a e 65-10- ers will shipyard on Old Administrator of the Estate of Henry dred , ninety-on- and 0 dollars build a the And, Jneetlng of General Freight Agent , ..Agents. - at ai subsequent 'said - waterfront to accommodate following Galllard Smart, Deceased.- l; (81191.65) be and the same is hereby Tacoma Directors,; the Officers Vers - 'vessels up "to 250 feet in length. - Con appointed to serve,: for the isame Thompson, Mllverton ft. Catncart, v appropriated out of all- moneys In the ; Tccrcjcry: " 2-1- 2 struction has been started. . The new 8 : : '. Rooms Campbell Block; Honolulu, Permanent Improvement for an Jva period: ; v' . . Fund ' shipyard cost more than $20,000. A i A Limited Attorneys for said Administrator. account, to be known, as Acquiring ;wlll CANDIAN-AUSTRALIA- : E. Di Tenney, - residenLp v;w-JN- fJ ROYAL MAIL ; " " It will be built alongside the present LlfJE Vice-Presiden- 6399 Feb.. 16, 23, Mar. 1, New Land"; LusitanaT . THS CTORE FOR GOOD A( W. Goodale, t. 8,15 Street A A ; " " v " Babare yards, which will be used for A' . Subject to change without notice. , 1. - 1 Introduced by CLOTHES - C. Hj Atherton, Treasurer. - . ' " :. the, construction of small boatsA A: A For Victoria and Voncouver: For Suva, Auckland and Sydney King vi -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF v ? R. W. SHINGLE. : Elks' C.riiins. A Street j T.'Hj Petrie; Secretary.' J V THE :A: ' A. S '.Guild, Auditor. First. Judicial Circuit Territory of ' v.A Supervisor. Babare Brothers . have for several ''MakurV'.:r.l..V..Mar. Niagara ';...... l.V;,Mar: 22 ; ... X 1 . 3, 1916. A.".;.: ..v '. years engaged In the construction 'of : -- 4T- H. PETRIE, Hawaii At Chambers. In Probate. March Niagara. .V...... Apr. 23 A Makura ...... Apr. 1 9 t jA:--- 5 . ri ',V , .'other, Secretary Company, In the Matter of the Estate of Grace ily'-v- t fishing vessels and small craft Wahlawa Water ' -- " ; ,v.I- - j. certify up to 65 80 long. A THE0. H. DAVIES &;C0 LTD GENERAL AGEfJTS CE-TIH- . Kahoalil, deceased. A 7 .. hereby Eat the foregoing and feet tuna fish E AND :A- . Limited. 7 . , ;.' , A 4 passed'; reading ing foat recently was. launched at Honolulu March 2, 1916. : ' "; Notice to. Creditor. ; resolution first, ; and the ; SUPPLY CO. '. V ordered to print at rthe meeting" held Babare yards for a Los Angeles tuna : f 6412 tv j - Notice is hereby, given that Letters GUARANTEE i; 4 on Friday, March fol- fishing firm. . The enlarged shipyards Testamentary-- have been issued ' to SATISFACTION COOKE. LIMITED - -- lowing vote)' of thei Board of Super- will give employmeunt to several bore A CASJLE A Brace Cartwrlght Jr of Honolulu. y The Floating Palace of the Pacific' ' - ' men V ; Ccrrtr Nuuinu and Pauahl Sta. Territory of - Hawall.vas Executor of visors, to wit:- 'A -f A v' l , Hor-nerMfse- V ; Ti; -- ELECTION OF OFFICERS.- - Ayes ; V Ahia; Arnold, Hollinger, Demand for Tonnage. f . the Will ofGracer- - Kahoalil, ".late of &S. 'GREAT ilOHTHEIlII" Jgan;BhlngIe.A Total 7. Ship building promises to be one of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii, de-- " ' ahare-holde- rs ' ' ' Fastest and Most Luxurious Ship In Pa At the annual meeting of the 'Noes': None. . ' . the most important industries on the ceased. creditors of.' the said ! . clfio Water. Shoe jCo. Ltd. of Castle & Cooke, Limited, BUFFANDEAU, ;A Pacific coast because high ' rates estate1 are hereby notified to present - v Sailings for; 8 an Francisco on Thursday; :v." Depuly'CUy County caused by the war and generally im- " teld In Honolulu March ; and Clerk.: i - their claims against the said estate, : '"'-:- . March 16 April . proved shipping have led 4 Quality 2. 1916, the following Directors were ,r 6415 jh 6, 7; 8 A conditions -- Dealers in Shoes of duly authenticated "and with proper Mr Y elected to serve for the ensuing year: to an unparalleled demand for ton- SERVICE. vouchers,; If any exist even though For Reservations, Dsscriptlve Literature, ; G. P. Castle, y E. D. Tenney . SEALED TENDERS. nage. Practically every American ves 1C31 Phone the said claims be secured by mort- A- - ''te-,-- rcrtCt; 1782 ? on Pacific: coast is In opera- - . W, A. Bowen, T. H Petrie,; , sel the gage: upon real estate, to the said up ' FRED L. WALDRON, LTD, A Agents H. Atherton. ' F. C. Atherton, . - .Sealed Tenders will be received tion Some are chartered for two -- C " office,- Bruce Cartwright at his 35 : ; " v : L. Peck,'"-;- -, i Jr, to 12 o'clock noon and opened on the years in advance. :.r Honolulu. . T. .y Merchant Street Honolulu within six And, at' a iubseo.uent meeting of said 13th day of . March. 1916, at the Office The Lindstrom shipyaxda at Aber Do appreciate quick and months from the date, of the pub- 1 jca first . the" City and County Puget ' Directora, following Officers were - of. the Clerk of deen have been leased to a Do you , the lication notice, be- courteous services? :saine of this said date . of Honolulu,-Room, It, Mclntyre Build- Sound syndicate. Two' auxiliary .. appointed ,. to .serve ior the - Ture Ice? Tten call .' ' ing February 16, 1916, or within six. vtzi :, : '...... ing,' tor furnishing 500 Pemco Series will be started immediately TIME- - ' period -- . .". rem, day they, duei steamers P0ST0FFICE 1 ' - months f the fall or . OAHU IOC CO. G. P. Castle, President ;? - ; Fixtures, for exterior wires complete, and two more will be built later. JAMES NOTT, JIL -- TABLE FOR MONTHS - the same will be forever barred.: And '34-fo- ot ; , Tenney, Vice-Preside-nt with Ornamental Cast Iron Fhcne 1123 E. D. 1st all-perso- The Seattle port commission leased indebted to the said 20-inc-h, Plumber and MtUI Vice-Preside- estate Sheet W. A. Bowen, 2nd nt Arm, japanned, with reflector to-- Bay Yacht and hereby imme- a site the Elliott . , , -- notified to make ' Following is postofflce Worktr T." H. Petrie, Secretary - ire and large base socket . ; tA ' Engine Company for 15 years. ; Both the time ; diate 'payment to the undersigned as for March. It subject to C. H. Atherton, Trsasurer h u A certified check" for the sum equal will be built table it 23SS , ir ; ; V :A.r-- r -- ;V large and small vessels Phone 74 8. Certtanla , such Executor.. '';.;. A - change if arrangementa Tte test Paint la Prepared L T. Peck,. Auditor. to 10 per centum of the amount bid by, the company," tudden art ' 1 Jated,r!Honolalu,:telTtoy of Ha- ' 1 - : aecompany . proposaL 1 made for unexpected mail service: - v- Paint, and. . ; .T. IL PETRIE, , ; submitted must Cooke, Limited. waii, February. 16, 1916. - A : The Board of Supervisors reserves VA: UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Tie best Prepared Paint Is . Secretary, Castle k - ; i A BRUCE CARTWRIGHT, JIL, any or (OFM-MAI- FuIIer'e Prepared Paint, i , Honolulu, March 2, 1916. r ; the right to reject all tenders Steamers to arrive from Pure ' - ' MOVEMENTS ' ; Executor of the Will of Grace Kahoa- ; : .' ; . 6t- - and to waive all defects. A A, A Mar.- . v : . Sold ty .6412 y - , it" I . Jii, Deceased.'. A ;A A'' .. t - O; KALaUOKALANI; 13 Tenyo Maru ...... 00 c &. i STEAMERS .. Hongkong ilcctr' ally LEWCH3 COOKE, LTD. 9c '':V;;-- : ' v";:-;'- ;:. SUGAR COMPANY, Frear, Prosaerj Apdesoq Marx, City Honolnln. . KOHALA i Clerk, and Cuntyof 13 Great Northern ...San' Francisco ' r 'Attorneys for Executor,-.- . ; -- y- -: .V -- ' ' f 14 --Wilhelmlna .... .San Francisco ! i . 6399 16, 23, 641ll0t YESSELS TO ASBIYS ; ELECTION OF OFFICERS. K Feb. Mar 15 m 1 14 U.S. A. T. Sherman.8an Francisco Hawaiian Electric Co. SEALED TENDERS. NOTHING COUNTS LIKE . annual meeting of the snare 20 China Francisco At the -- " . . .: s: Thursday, March 9. IN THE CIRCUIT- - COURT OF .THE .'..v.- . ' ...... San we Company. f Maul--Claudi- ne, - ' 21 Sierra cinvicc cive it.:; holders of the Kohala Sugar by JA, str. .A... A...... Sydney ; First Circuit Territory: of Hawaii. t Sealed1 tenders will be received f 21 Manoa Kcr.:HNzrt vuLCANiiiNo held In Honolulu on Saturday,, Feo ' " Friday, March 10...... San Francisco i At Charabers.v In Probate. ' " ; the Superintendent, of Public .Works CO, LTD. ; - ruarv 26. 1916. following Direc V ships' scheduled.) WV.V; 22 Nippon Maru ...... Hongkong F R E I G H T the ' (Na ' In the Matter: of.t the EsUte of up until a.m ofMonday, March 20. ; '. 11T7 Al:' :a Ct Phone tora and Auditor were elected to serve li . . Saturday, March 11. 22 Niagara' ...... Vancouver and ; . Re- i : V"; Katherlne. Singer, Deceased. i 1916, for Constructing aJtoad and f.-- ' Miner for the ensuing year: j HIltH-Mau- na I. 23 Panama Maru ....;..;.Mojl I C T 8 ri:k irJ Tire Order of Notice of Hearing Petition inforced Concrete Bridge In the, Kuta Kea; str. T KE E. D. Tenney. Director. t L--L San Francisco Also reservations , - e Iaual Ukelike. str. A Probate of Will. A . ha Makawao; MaurT. H. F. C Atherton, Director. t' ;A Afor Tract 28 Matsonla ...... Saa Francisco I I any point on the : Works ioousAsa A document purporting to be the Superintendent of Public 31 . A H. Petrie;; Director. . Makura ...... 8ydney mainland. AT. ; AVIU any or YESSELS TO DEPART Last antl Testament of Katherlne reserves' the right to reject all J 31 Northern-...Sa- WELLS-FA- R Par!; H. Atherton, Director; t. Great Francisco r.c!ncmy ;c vt ' A'-- Set - Singer, deceased, having, on the 7th A A" ' It. H. Director. ; N tenders..A 1' A ; Thursday, March 9. GO A, CO, 72 8. , Lets Trent day of March, A. X). 1916; been pre- Plans, specifications and ;"' blank T. Richard Robinson Aaditor..v Kauai Maul, I.-- I. str.? Steamers to depart for King 8, TeL 1515 -- e In t .;vni sented to said. Probate Court, and a forms of proposal on file the - And at a subsequent. meeting. of said jar Friday, March 10. Mar. A AA Petition for. Probate . thereof, praying office of the Superintendent of Public Directors, (he following Officers were Maui-Claud- ine, I.--I. str. 14 Tenyo Maru . . .San Francisco t, - -- Honolulu, and i::r:h:-- near Tcrt appointed to serve for .'the same for the Jssuanee of Letters Testa- Works, Capitol Building, - ' Saturday, March 11. 14 Luriine Francisco 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE mentary- to, Trent Company, with Mr. A. Burdick, Public ...... '...San period: , --- iTrust I Aent Kea, I.--L 15 U. S. A. T, Manila . Limited, having been by Department, Wailuku, MauL Hllo Mauna str. Sherman...... E. D. Tenney,Ar.v.President'H'.:sr filed it; Works 16 Great Northern ...San Francisco OUTWARD. Monday, , - V CHAST. FORBES, t . ,; It is ordered, that the 10th R. C AthertonVice-PresIden- t I VAILS 21 China Hongkong For Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku and r day of; April; A.' 1916; 9 o'clock v Superintendent Public Works. ,T. IL Petrie, Secretary. A : f . a at of 21 Sierra Francisco way stations 9: 15 a, p. m. rilLLINERY a m. of said day at the' Court Room : Honolulu, February 28, 1916...... San BL3:20 A H. Atherton, Treasurer. A ; -; Malls are due from the following 22 Wilhelmlna ...... San Francisco For Pearl aty. Ewa MH1 and way 'a ' of said Court in! the Judiciary Build- - 6409 lOt . EOirOLULtJ. HAT CO.' r; A'A X. IL PETRIE, A points as follows: ' A 22 Nippon Maru .....San Francisco statlono 17:30 a. 9:1S a. m ing in the City and . County of Hono- n, . Secretary; Kohala Sugar Company. .; San FrancIsco-Grea- t Northern, March 22 Niagara ...... Sydney 11:30 a. m.. 2:15 p. ni 3:20 p. m same hereby ap- CORPORATION NOTICES. -- -- lulu,, : Honolulu, March 2, 1916A ' - " be end the la 13. ' t r :'; A. 24 Panama Maru ...'.San Francisco p. p. p. m. pointed the time 'and place for prov- 5:15 m, J9:30 m..fll:15 A .; ;vA-- 64l2-r6- t. '; A WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM-- v China, Japan and Kiillppines Teno 27 Sonoma Francisco "and ing said Will and. hearing said applica-- ...... San For Wahlawa Uilehua lOO A A" PANY, LIMITED. Maru.; March' IS; 28 Manoa .'. . .'...... San' Francisco a m, f2:40 pm 3:(?0 p. m, .11:04 EWA PLANTATION, COMPANY. tion.' 31 Australia Sierra, March 21. Makura . .Vancouver : . f ' -- ...... p. m. A; A Honolulu, 7, 1916. - A- Dated March y ELECTION OFFICERS. ; Vancouver Niagara, March 22. : Ccntcn Dry Gob Ja v ' QKFICERSw' By , A OF f, A ELECTION OF the Court .'A' MaU will depart for the 'following v (Seal);r---nrCHA- S. INWARD. 5 share-holder- J&TE, . : Ccn:pany : At the annual meeting of, the a tiJ At the annnal ieting of 'the share- points as follows:. ; 1 t PASSENGERS DEPARTED It . Arrive Honolulu from.' Kabukn, Com-:an- y, Clerlt Circuit Court of First Criciiit Francl8co-Ten- yo Maru, March of the. Ewa Plantation holders rof the Watalua Agricultural San 8 : 3 8 . v 417-M- ar. 8; 15, 22, 29 ; ' Waialua and Walanae a. " held in Honolulu on .Wednesday, A A v Company; In Honolulu ,14. . ..( A: Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, ' : ' Limited,' held U. 5:21 p. Hsttl CU near Csthel theifol-lowln- g 7. m.. r it February. 23, 1916, the following Direc on' Friday, February 251916, Japan,. China and Phillppfnesr-Chiy-'':.;. o March Ben Tickers, C. AFranx, Honolulu from Ewa Mill and en-aul- ng ' CusVam-hous- e, Ha-wa- tt Arrive tcrs were elected to serve for. the U. S. Honolulu; Directora were elected to serve : Maru. this afternoon, S p. m." Mr. and Mrs. A. S. RuhL Miss Webster a., : Pearl City f7:45 am., 8:31 nu year C A :' Ai A ; : Office "Of Custodian. Feb. 29, for the ensuing year: Australia Niagara, March 22. and friend, Miss Mae Brown, Mr. and - - 11:02 a. nu 1:49 p. 4:28 pt bu E. Tenney, A CA H; Cooke.V 1916 A Sealed proposals- will be re- E. D. Tenney, C. H. Cooke, Vancouver Makura, March 31 . Mrs. WadsworthMrs. O. K. Stillman, 4 a ."f 5:31 p. m, 7:30 p. m. - ; BERGSTROM T. H. Petrie, A C IL Atherton, ceived a this building xintU 2 o'clock T. IL Petrie, ; C. H. Atherton, H. E. Wheeler, R. H. Laurie, Mrs. Vain ' " , Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and G. Castle, i McCandless" "p. m March-18- 1916 and then open- Mclnerny,? . McCandless, 8ERYICZ Seggem, Wm. Van Heggem, Miss A. P.. JS. J. D. J. A. TRAKSPOBT 3 Letlehua 9:15 a. nt, fl:55 p. nu MUSIC . D Mclnerny, r: i v ' ed; furnishing electric gas, A Hopper, Van Seggem, Miss M. Van Seggem, C0r r J. for current A A WU p. p. m. . And, at a 'subsequent meeting of said water, ice and miscellaneous supplies, And, subsequent meeting of said Logan, at Manila. A Ah Mau. P. E. Spalding. R. L. Hughes, 4:01 nw7:l0 Ar.: at a Halelwa Limited, a two-hou-r 1 Stl Directors, the following Officers were removing ashes and rubbish and wash- Directors, following Officers were Thomas, sailed Feb. 17 for Manila. L. B. Warner, Mr. Myall, M. G rum- - The 020 Fort the u train (only first-cla-ss tickets honored), " appointed - serve aame ing during fiscal year end- same March 14 from 8an bacher, Max Todd, Miss R. Todd, Mrs. , ' to for , the.' towels the appointed to serve for the Sherman; due leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:38 period: . ' ing June 30, 1917. The right to re- period:' ' A A - Francisco. Max Todd. Miss L. Todd, C. B. Hall, r - A a m. for Halelwa Hotel; returning ar- E. D. Tenney, President 1 T ' ject any and all bids la reserved by. E. D. Tenney, President Sheridan, sailed March 7 for - San IL Drnmmond, F. Strange E. A. ' -- " rives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Cooke,-Vice-Preside- nt : - . Cooke, Vice A Treasury Department - Malcolm i A- ; C IL President the C; H. Francisco, Douthltt Limited stops only at Pearl City and for Men ,T. H; Petrie, Secretary; ;, j A A.. Franklin. Custodian. 641 1.8 T. H. Petrie, Secretary. Dlx, sailed March 4 for Seattle. Per L--L str. Mlkahala, from Maul, Fathlon Center r .... , i ' H. Atherton, Treasurer. : C. H. Treasurer. Molokal and LanaL March 7. Henry Walanae. 'A . C Atherton, Daily. fExcept Sunday.- - tSunday only. J T. Richard Robinson, Auditor. .,(;NOTICE- ; VA A Robinson, The works of, galleries Davis, G. P. Cooke; Jack Hobbs, Miss . T. Richard Auditor. art in the V ; .;.A---- ' T. H. PETRIE, v : T. H. PETRIE, at Nancy were transferred by the city D. Hobbs, J. Devauchellcv f G. P. DENISON, F.'cl SMITH, Inter-Islan- v '- : . Secretary, Ewa Plantation Com Tbe'stock books of the d Secretary, Waialua, Agricultural Com- authorities to Troyes, as a precau- ' -Ta Superintendent - G. P A.'A ' ' - A pany.' i' :: .",.- ;;:,. .. Steam Navigation Company, Ltd., will pany, Limited. ' tion against possible damage by. shells Ait flan Ctntoshnr, rfu1rfl(t that STAR-BULLETI- N N be closed-t- o March. 1st j GIVES,OU Honolulu, March 2, 1916. A A A transfers from - Honolulu, March 2. 1916. . A were reaching the city at inter- no professional prize fights will be . of ;"- that Hotel. Ewa Fort v Inclusive. Ai v- - ' NEWS TODAY. - - A; to 3lst t . -'- ...;- fifteen-inc- h guns. in New York ; State TODAY'S cm t. V.. . 6412 6t ..(: vals from German held armories. ' i'; ' '" ' v'- X-- lA-- A :''A; '