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ACT(o;i o;i : Yester. ' ran Today, day. IN 1920 ' V - -- . . ... ,f OF CIVILIANS CAUSE PROTEST Alaska Gold Heads Toward SM American Smelter ..... 100 10C FOR HOMESTEADS 1 American Sugar Rfg..:. 109 110 mm 1 mi I American Tel. & Tel.... i302 1307. AGAINST FURTHER NEUTRALITY .'. t' v American Copper ...... 88'. 86 Peon Friends lUI UlMWLLUUlllL Year of 4 Delay is Criticized Atchison . ,..." ...... 103'. 103,, , " Baldvin Loco.' ...... 103 J. as Against Public & ... Z7Vt 88 ay . UNDER-SE- Baltimore Ohio... f Asodt4 Pru rdra Wlrtltn Local Men Believe It Will Keep & GERMANY'S A WARFARE CONTINUES AND SEV- PoKcy - Bethlehem Steel 451 470 in SAX ANTONIO. Texas, Mar. Calif. Petroleum ...... 23 23!'2 Beet Men From Erecting ERAL VESSELS ARE SUNK, NEUTRALS AMONG THEM V 29. Turning and twisting in the Canadian Pacific 167 168 J.1ore Refineries FRENCH LAUNCH OWN OFFENSIVE IN VERDUN DISTRICT, HOPE GOVERNOR'S VISIT ;r C, M. ASt. P. (St Paul) 83' 94 country he know; from lojig ex- IN Colo. uel a 45' 45'2 Gen. Villa is still suc- TAKING TERRAIN FROM GERMAN ENEMY WILL RESULT BENEFIT Iron...... perience. R0DIEK SAYSKITCHIN -- Crucible Steel , .. 89'. 90 cessful in eluding the American " - I Associated Tress Service by 37 . k' Fr deral Wireless. Landhold- Erie Common" ...... 37'i and Carranzista forces hunting hi.ni BILL MAY STILL PASS l"' I'f Rivenburgh Informs General Electric taaiJOB2 167 ATHK.VS, (j recce; March 2). Rernratctl air-rai- ds on Suluuiki by through the Namiquipa section. ers No Contract for.Over General Motors'. . . Amenried Reported the Icnton aviators, culminating in the attack on Monday, both north, 121 122 Gen. : Measure Five Years Approved Great Northern Pfd. A deiatch' from Perking of the city and in the harbor, have stirred Greece to rage. I nter, Harv" N.; J . . . 110 110' 'z Villa his Out of Committee; Refers to ' says that and picked neii ; ; 55 The bombardment of the Greek city, involving the death of Greek, 1 Kennecott Copper . M;.-ri- 56't have turjied toward the Santi a Need of More Revenue Governor . Pinkham ' has Informed Lehigh' R. R...... 77Vi 775i soldiers and civitians. has aroused the newspapers, and the liberal pres.' the Kapaa and WalpouU homestead-er- a New, York . . 105'4 Valley, where the peons arc verv is Central 1052 8Ur-BaUat- printing bitter editorials sgainst a continuance of Greek neutrality - (SycUI ia Cable) of Kayal that he will not consider S3 66 friendly him ami will aid him - Pennsylvania ...... to WASHINGTON, D. March ,29. They declare that Greece should, join- the Allies actively. An a, planting agreement between : the O, excited Ray ConsoL ...... 23'2 23 when they can. sugar bill; carrying the favorable homesteaders and any plantation for 7 98 The session of the chamber of deputies was helit today in which a general Southern Pacific ... Gen. Funston is engaging report ,of the finance committee upn a longer period than five jjears. Studebaker ...... 141 .143 King Constantine of Greece order of martial hw was considered, so near the surface is the outburst has been sent to American crews and cars from oth- the amendment limiting the suspen- This Information Tennessee Copper .. 54 ree sugary clause to May of anger. The government is discouraging.all hostile comment against the Kauai landholders through Land 133 railroads in preparation to use sion of the f Union Pacific .... . 132 er 1, 1920, was (reported out from the the Germans, u hose aircraft made the latest rani, and Premier Skoulou-di- s - Rivenborgh, In : Commissioner the U Sv Steel 84V. 84? the Mexican roads where possible after- V course of a Informing them that committee to the senate this ORDNANCE DEPOT has refused to allgw the debate involving foreign relations to con- letter U. S Steel Pfd: 116 117. for lines of communication wjth the noon. The report has nothing surpris- the; governor will visit the district Utah: ...... 81 80 says tinue, "because the highest interests impose silence.' '.- April 10. The 'a two columns of the expedition. The ing in it, It; that the situation sometime between l and Western Union ..... 904 90 war and In the chamber 'of deputies today the raid was characterized as "sim- '"governor close upon S. are ready created by the European the visit'follows Westinghouse ...... : 65 '6514 V. quartermasters to legislation rendered necessary by that ply assassination,'" designed to intimidate the Greeks. the Star-Bulletin- 's agitation for action start shipments to the men in the of AN IMPERATIVE ' delayed" and situation requires a continuation in the Kaiaa ontracU. , fEx-dividen- d. BioV Unquoted. . . field. revenues derived from sugar im- : ' matters. v:.'?-- '-- the I GERMAN OFFICIAL FURTHER LOSSES OF Lihue railroad TtV X ' ' i Rlvenburgb'a ' - ports, Land Commissioner SUGAR - i CABLEGRAMS WAR-ZON- 7 WASHINGTON. D. C, March C. S. ALBERT. VESSELS IN E letter to the Kauai homesteaders SAN FRANCISCO, CaLj March 23. NECESSITY HERE says: 29. Gen. Carranza lias granted Bugar:1 96 . degrees .5,86 'cents. are many local sugar following "l.beg to notify''.: yor Governor test ' So confident The official cablegram AssoclAtd Press y Ftdsrsi Wirtitu that. Previous quotation, 5.917 cents v the U. S. permissiryfto use the men of a stable future market for Ha- from German sources was received to- ; myself will be Kapaa LUNDO.V, England, .March I). Plnkham and at 'Mexico Northwesteiji Vairoad for waii's principal export commodity day: the 1st and 10th of Brig.-Ge- n. Further losses of vessels due to sometime between (he of supplies are not onlv not concerned So Says Crozier in "German Headquarters Report, April. . The exact date will be wire- transmission thrthv original the Teuton submarine warfare Y sub-age- over the amendment to the March 28. On the west front, south lessed to the nt sufficiently Note of Recommendation Kitchln free sugar repeal Bill, but are of Eloi, there has been lively ac- were reported tolay, including tire ' ahead of time for her to spread the COLUMBUS, N. M., March 29, pro- St ' even pleased Jhat It contalus a to Congress Committee tion today at close quarters about the sinking of neutrals. - news around the district. A' body of cavalry departed ''frciaii in .l ' vision for" free sugar beginning mine craters sprung by the English -- ' time to The Dutch steamer Duivcland 1- It is our desire at this here today, - It is understood the 1920, i Copies of documents received (his and the connecting lines. discuss all matters affecting the home i.E force will join Pershing's column. This threat eventual free sugar, week at army headquarters from "On neither, side of the Meuse is vvas sunk but without casualties. steaders; the conservation and ti;: ( lf declare a auniber of those Interented Washington, give details of the big there anything new. . The British steamer Eagle Point tributlon of water, as well asplanttng in sugar; s well as several brokers Hawaiian ordnance depot for Fort "On the east front the Russians was sunk and the Danish steamer and harvesting agreements. For your EI, PASO, ; Texas, March 29. l.wno Keep uiep ears.AloB w mo Shafter, announcement of 'which, was drov fresh masses of men against the Harriet struck a "'.and -- 1 Joseph 'Anison, second lieutenant -- - Star-Bulleti- n mine was information, would state .that thei MtlCliVEIlD ground, is pot really a menace to Ha- .made in the some daw German lines at Postavy. Tbe troops plant- blown up. In cc- i- ' government will not consider a of the 13th Cavalry, who wai waU, but will merely serve to Keep ago. As stated at that time tho depot of the Saarbruecken corps with brave neither cases are : ' ing agreement made between .: the from is tialties . . . brought from Casas Graiides ill; mainland sug3(r beet interests to cost approximately $300,000.' This tenacity repulsed them. The Branden- reported. . any plantation ::for v - i y. homesteader and i Bliss pneu- too great an feipanslon of their sum is to be divided as follows: burg and Hanover Halle troops fight- : y died at fort today of I-- period five years." AaMdatad - As a longer than . f rrM Ttitrti WWml For. 6 storehouses $'J9.Q0 ing alongside annihilated two V WAS 1 II NOT OX , D: C, March -v Russian . 22. One - . What Kauai thinks. ,' , CLEVELAND, CMarch monia" (. ... , 6 gun , . For sheds 6.5?0 ; ,0 In Far Off A,TipPraryr divisions, which advanced in several ). Consutv Frost cables' the , people of Uie of the worst railroad vrrecks the 5 '" - state What Kauai llilnk year 1920, point out a number hvc magazines ..,r85.W0 '''-''- . ' " r.;- ;": He of Ohio' occurred, eari today. Hie waves.. t -' department QuecnstoWh long delay In settling these wh history of men who vilt not be quoled. Is a For t shop buildings . 3.7,500 from thjt pasi-rcr- er "The same fate awaited repeated at- matters is shown in an editorial rob-'Jishe- d Three Nevr: York CentraJerack long way off, even though the For 1 orCce b iilding ...... 12,000 the Eagle Point was sunk by a tor-- . trsJns. were iavolved and at aH tacks which the Russian made during by the Carden Island .yesterr!iy. For.:L barracks -- uuUdinr.,. pctloT 'Artfotijj ihd "sxitTvon been-VilleoPlfi- ,2,eoa TaT ts art HV ertfflnrt"r!ng"lo The expenses will 1 - UtV4myave'" For set of field offioers'quar- ' v ' time the Koveraineiit's . . - v . ' lost near Mokrycze. American. rally, that" the year of delay has been 40 others injured...... i . ,('00 probabIyBtiil demand a revenue from tcrs ,..,. "In the Balkans an air squadron yes- 'needles and Las hurt homesteading. The first section of the double Pitts fprofess confidence For 1 set of company, fffleers -; sucar. t Others at- ""- de- . terday answered the enemy's air 1 editorial says:'. Filer was quarters . , ...... -- 5.000 AMERICANS SAY STEAMER ( The that before 1920s the Republicans, against German positions The governor is coming to Kauai layed near the village of Amherst and tariff, For 2' sets .noncommissioned tacks the at staunch advocates of protective of Doiran lake; The Germans have also WAS TRYING TO ESCAPE .' and. as we understand Jt, with the set behind it a warning signal. The will again be in control at Washing- officers' quarters 6,000 ' dropped bombs extensively on the new of settling definitely, one way second section of the flier failed to ton, For 1 stable 6,000 '.m--n- r Question railway t harbo petrol depot of the Allies at ; f Associated Press Tkyrederil VlrelMs ' th nthr. the of notice the signal in the fog which ALLEN STREET J. W. Waldron; president of the For 1 wagon shed and garage. . 3,000 " facilities for the homesteaders In the prevailed and crashed into the preced- For necessary "water, sewer, Salonikl and the Allies camp north of WASIIIXGTOX, D. Marcn Sugar Factors Company, Ltd., is one : C. - Walpoull Kapaa settlement re--' ing . . . 5,500 Safoniki." and section. of the optimists. - and electrical connections 29. That the British steamer Eng ' ' y ' ' ; warning' glens. r Before other signals could "My Idea may not be in accord with For transportation facilities, lishman, sunk a few days ago by a ; "This WaliJbuli .' question (always be set up on each side of the wreck A. M. Cristy. first deputy city attor- majority of sugar men here." says construction of roads, etc 18,500 the Teuton-torpedo- , was trying to es- beset with difficulties and more; or the Twentieth Century Limited, west- ney, has a man on guard on Allen .Mr. Waldron. "but 1 would just as BALTIMORE FEDS ' $300,000, cape, is mi less of . a conundrum) has not been bound, hurtled into the wreckage, street and as soon as the Honolulu soon have it this way (meaning free Total the statement contained improved any by the delays jto which which had spilled over upon the west- Rapid Transit Company attempts to sugar in 1920) because by that time Attached to the recommendation is affidavits made to the U. S. state gov-- up pavement to put a spur a note from Brig.-Gen- . William Cro- it has been subjected; and the bound track. .;,; . tear the the United States will be just as department. The affidavits ate will villagers from Amherst down to the wharf under construction coun-tr- y zier, chief of ordnance U. S. A., which rrnor, or anyone else trying it. Farmers and much in want of revenue as the WAN sworn to by three Americans. They "find his (or their) hands full In any hurried to lend what assistance they there .will be "something doing," in is today, and in the meantime the says: ' T $900,000 Cristy's words. Asked he Intended beet-suga- Imperatively Necessary." Say that the was first effort that may rixnr be. made toward could, but were greatly hampered by r industry on the mainland ' steamer: In- police out he re- buildings estimated for above , a aettlemenl satisfactory to all darkness and Jog. to have the called will aot go ahead as much as if the "The shelled and then sunk by a German . imperatively necessary for the terests involved. As None of those aboard the Twentieth plied, Without a permit the transit duty on sugar were repealed altogeth- are r Associated Press By federal Wlrelessl torpedo and that they believe the the facts, the Lihue Plantation Comr Century Limited sustained injuries. company is an ordinary trespasser. Capitalists are not going to put military service in the Hawaiian isl- PHILADELPHIA, Pa March 29. er. an vessel was attacked while trying to pany, which advanced the original Of the people killed and hurt moat are Does that answer your question?" up million-dolla- r beet sugar refineries ands. While the establishment of The Baltimore Federal League base- lacill-tie- s C. O. Ballentyne, of depot In Hawaii had been escape. , proposition to supply railroad foreigners, particularly among the 'manager' the "on uncertainties." ordnance ball . club today; brought suit against to the homesteaders of most of killed. They were In the rear coaches Honolulu . Rapid Transit and Land Repeal Still Possible. determined upon, the report of the of' the National and American Leagues prae-- ; Company,'" still persists tiat permis- fleer sent there for the purpose was 1900,000 damages, Sherman-- . the region in question, has been of the first section of the flier. Many That the old Kitchln bill, providing for under the AND GERMANS : office in to Clayton anti-trus- FRENCfl J tically eliminated from calculations, bodies are still unidentified. Several sion to tear up the street was asked for" absolute repeal of the free sugar not received at this time t law. The Bal- of supervisors only as a courtesy permit of the Inclusion of the above ma- perforce of, the delay ., in negotiating women were killed. the clause of the. present tariff law, may timore .Feds charge that the two BOTH CLAIM SUCCESSES; and refuses to furnish a 500 bond to Items in the regular estimates sub- satisfactory terms for putting In their A dozing tower man is blamed for still have a chance in the opinion of ' jor leagues conspired in combination found vice-preside- I .railroad. It being now too late to build the accident It is alleged that he replace it in tho condition he it, Georg Rodiek, nt of the mitted." to destroy the Federal League, that Associated Press by federal Wireless - though contractors, Lord-Youn- g Secretary H. L. Scott, acting as sec- no-tice- even the a railroad from the Lihue side Into see were d. the probabilities are was forceo to clsDand and that the failed to that the signals Sugar Factors. "The resignation of PARIS, March 29. the district for handling the first crop He la said to have, been going Engineering Company, have that the old Kitchin bill still has a retary of war after the Baltimore club, losing its league, is of cane or, perhaps: two crops of without sleep on account of his wife's offered to pay. for he bond. The en- pass," he says, "when it is Secretary Garrison and before the ap- damaged ih the eum mentioned. Taking t!.e offensive today, t!ic " chance to earre. .However, even this might be sickness. ' ! ' gineering company has to pay. 7? cents brought conference com- pointment of Secretary Baker, wrote lrrench launched several hard at- before the secretary treasury as fol- affected favorably by such proposals a yard for hauling rock to the wharf mittee." to the of the tacks in the VerTTun district and as the. governor may have to put for- AuocUUd Prcaa by WITcImsI now, while it can be hauled in cars lows, regarding the report: 7daral v When asked for his views on the elsewhere on the west front, re- ward. when he arrives here. WASHINGTON, O. C Wlarch 29"--H. for 35 cents. E. F. Bishop was not so "War Department CHINESE REBELS situation, 1, 1916. - , The question came up for discussion "Washington, March terrain the Germans had "Public interest la this --whole mat- W. Belnap, chief! of the division optimistic. "It depends on the con- gaining ' ter has been confined (and is still of safety of the interstate commerce at the supervisor's meeting last night action," he states, "Sir: I have the honor to forward previously conquered. ; com- ference committee's to Con centered in, be said and emphasiz- commission, has been intructed to and was referred to a committee to whether the old bill has any herewith, for transmission if posed Supervisors' F. M. Hatch, 'as gress, a supplemental estimate of an At Avocourt the French attacked . ed) to the success of homesteading in leave at once for the Cleveland wreck of I can't tell what's going to be STILL ' show. Kapaa-Waipou- ll N. Arnold and Ben Hollinger appropriation of $300,000 required for the German positions'in the wood . suc- Charles the region. A scene to investigate. . done. It's simply a case of wait and Willi cess had' been made of homesteading fpr settlement They met this morn- the service of the fiscal year 1917, for and carried part of the elaborate ing decided to up attor- see." of certain buildings, at Kalaheo, on this island.. There Honolulu Man May Have Been Near and back the F. M. Swanzy, managing director of the construction works which the Germans had con- ' : ney and engineer in storehouses, magazines, gun sheds, SHANGHAI, China, March 2D. conditions were slightly different, the - Scenaf : their demand for Theo. H. Davies & Company, would The ' building.?, quarters, barracks, structed, and when the German laws were net exactly the same and ! Tliat Albert WatetaB4Je may have a bond. say- shop revolutionists have captured Pengshui not venture to make a prediction, required tor the ordnance deixjt 'French, the homesteaders were favored with been near the scene of the wreck, ing cables and news despatch- etc.. and are reported within seven miles made a counterattack, the " that the Shatter, Hawaii. says most, at least, of the facilities which possibly in one of the trains, Is indi- MOTHER OF WILLIAM defi-alt- e at Fort of Luchow. A Chengtu telegram repulsed the cliarge and took 50 es received here have not been "As estimated by the chief of ord- they required and had a right to ex- cated in a marconigram received by enough fqr him to form a decided that hostilities in southern Szechuen prisoners. The French also took The-Waipou- CRAMPT0N WANTS TO in note to the estimate, the pect ll project waa. nance the have been temporarily suspended, and set P. T. P. Waterhouse this afternoon. opinion on the situation. impera- 300 of jxjsitions south- average message big buildings estimated for are that bandits are doing tremendous yards in the afloat" under conditions of The reiers tq a wreck HEAR FROM HER SON "I don't know anything about the mili- ' homesteading schemes in other parts and adds "Not hurt" it is sent from tively aecessary for the efficient damage in the Chengtu plains. eastern corner cf the wood. sugar situation other than what I've tary service in the Hawaiian islands." Ct the islands. The land was all right, Milwaukee. com- East of Meuse, in , Because his dying mother wants read in the papers is the only the the region but facilities were' lacking. gen-- word of him, William Crampton, if ment Arthur W. T. Bottomley, former of Vaux Douaumont, ar- eral public has been behind what has DREDGING COMPANY and the BREWERY STOCK JUMPS he is anywhere in the territory, is president of the Sugar Factors," has ENGLISH STORAI, tillery exchanges were unusually seemed an . interminable fight for B. 305 asked to cable J. Crampton, to make. SUED FOR $20,000 ' " .these facilities a. fight . embarrassed ON WASHINGTON NEWS Staunton street, Piqua, Ohio. active today. to a greater or' less extent by a con- Governor Pinkham has received -- In sum of Indus-- Buyers in Ho- MEN WHO HAD CHEFA Suit for damage the flict of Interests between large orders for stock the word from the latter, asking that a cir- BERUX, Gennany, Match 20. nolulu brewing & Malting Company, $20,00 has been instituted in the COSTS 1 1 LIVES search be made for the missing man. TICKETS GIVEN FINES T. Ander or. 2001) me- p'age ., cuit court by Edgar The Germans stormed iContinued on sevenj Ltd., flooded local brokers yesterday who Is said to be 58 years of age and ufternoon the publication of BY JUDGE MONSARRAT against the Hawaiian Dredging Com- ters of iositions on the west front after the about feet in height His shoulders on Sep- Star-Bulletin- 's des- pany. Plaintiff alleges that Associated Press - today, penetrating into the north- are stooped, and at the time he left 1915. wniie helping to buJd Associated Press by rreersl Wireless) patch from Washington,, to the Vffect two tember 28. CHAMBERLAIN BILL ON home his hair was black and very Ah Kup and Ah See, Chinese, scow for the companyvhe fell LONDON, Eng., March 29. The ter- western portion of Malancourt and that tbe" house jutilciry committeo Anyone with having chefa lottery a steel thick. His eyes are hazel. charged from a, narrow plank on thetopiil rific blizzard that 'has been sweeping taking 500 prisoner?. ARMY REORGANIZATION bad voted to postpone indefinitely the any knowledge where- In possession, were fined $25 having of his tickets the scowMO the ground, a distance of over western Er eland and Wales has consideration of prohibiUoa and suf- and costs of court, by Police to-- NOW UP FOR DEBATE abouts is asked to communicate with each 48 Anderson says he broke four subsided. Eleven are known be ' frage measures. This . morning n morning. Na-kat- a feet the governor. Judge Monsarrat this collar bone and also in- dead as a result. FREMCH AVIATORS SHOOT buying continued and brewerv stock, and Boyayashi, Japanese, arrest- ribs and his which has been V selling at $17.75, jured his left knee and right foot. DOWN AEROPLANES & X H 2 K3i.it. QUEEN NOW DEFENDANT ed at the same time on a similar ITALIANS RETAKE HEIGHT TV0 changed hands at S2p. - This after- charge, did not appear in court and WASHINGTON, D. March S noon buying orders at 120 are plenti- IN BIG EQUITY CASE had their bail of $25 each forfeited. ASKS BIG DAMAGES WHICH WAS LOST SUNDAY Associated Press by Pedersl Wireless'; . 28. galleries and X ful, with scant offerings at $21. of Don! was prossed at PARIS, France, March 23. Two R Before crowded Tbe case nolle ; FROM INTlR:jSLAND Ma crowded senate chamber, the 5? Holding that 6he is a necessary the request of the prosecution. Assoctated Press by PoderX Wlielossl ; German aeroplanes were destroyed on : 5? army bill introduced by Senator S COLLIER IS SIGHTED party in the suit Judge Stuart today Sam Piko, Hawaiian, charged with ROS1E, Italy, March 29. lUlian in- Monday when the Germans' made a -- cir- 5 Chamberlain, of the Queen battery on the person of Summons was returned to the tdday suc- raid .with seven Biers upon Salonikl. chairman BARBER'S dismissed Liliuokalanf as a assault and Henry fantry' ended a furious and. 5? military affairs committee, was V .OFF POINT plaintiff in the equity suit brought by a Chinese man in the Kakaako dis- cuit court today in the case of cessful attempt to eject the Austrian They were endeavoring: to" bombard1 R considered today. Senator Cham- - 5? Delegate Kuhio against the trustees trict was found not guilty by the Harvey ; Howard against the Inter-Islan- d soldiers from the heights north est of the warships in the bay outside! the : : Company, a en- ' M berlain in a speech urged the 5? A Japanese steamer, evidently a of the Lilluokalani Trust and declar- court, and turned loose. Steam Navigation Gorizia, which the Acstrians took on city." Frencn aviators: pursued the yt adoption of the MIL During the 5? collier, whose identity could not be ed her to be a defendant The court L. H. Lun, Chinese, was fined $10 suit for damages Involving. .$10,000. Sunday, The two forces battled for emy and shot, down twp. The Ger- U Congress was blamed for made ' out' at that' time, was sighted a dismissing when he pleaded guilty to having vio- Howard alleges that while landing at 40 hours continuously The mans zilled 29 soldiers and civilians debate S also issued decree the one1, Austrlans faulty army equipment and for X off Barber's Point at 12:30 o'clock case as . far as the queen was con lated one of the traffic regulations, KaunakakaL iIon,ai, id of the lost 360 prisoners. - , in their bombardment. . . t : April-- 1, 5? scanty appropriations for military SI this afternoon. The vessel may be cerned as a plaintift Kuhio was Maneo, Hawaiian, and Nozaki, Jap- company's small boats oa e teis-'grap- purposes. : K the Mandasan Maru, expected to ar- giveoi 10 days in which to amend his anese," were given suspended sentenc- 1915, tire crart' overturn exf'and-'h- xa injuries. He declares that the acci-'def-u Additional and overnight h. Muro-ra-n ; against rocks an shore," was causedTby negligence on tho news on Page 9. - rive Friday or Saturday from complaint a copy of which will be es when convicted on , charges of thrown the " ; ' " " , with coal for the Inter-Islan- d, served on the queen. ::v. drunkeness. :" :s suffering a, broken leg and Internal part of the boat's crew. "i-,3;- .l .

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; . - - FIRE-PROO- F POLICEMEN! WASHINGTON IS RETURNS FROM Mexican Taking Biggest Cargo IiadIhonorary POLITICS TO BE INTERESTED IN 0.0. P. ELECTION , From Hawaii Nei WESTORAGESTORE EVERYTHING. CITY TRANSFER COMPANY JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 1211 Taking the largest and richest car PROTESTED NOW NEW APPOINTEES COMING SLOWLY go ever snipped irom these islands, HEAD OF CLUB WK MAXUFACTUKB the American-Hawaiia- n steamer Mex ican Is steaming toward San Fran- cisco today with H.u.'l tons of sugar Po- Per- WILD ANIMAL T. J. Ryan to File Objections Naming of Men for Judicial Many Precincts Name Dele in her hold. She Hilo at 7 o'clock Local Japanese Women left COOKIES i! , With Civil Service Com- sitions Clears Up Much gates to Big Convention last night. fect Organization of Large At present raw sugar prices. JUS LOVE'S BISCUIT AND BREAD CO. mission Uncertainty Beginning Monday a ton. tne .Mexican s record-breakin- Social Society cargo is worth today approximately HAVE NOT Laineau. one ot tne youngest or th mtandlessTmIn By C. 8. ALBERT. Returns from the election held last fl.G.IS.OlS. There are bags ; Mrs. Hachiro Arita. wire of the act- SELECTEU think f8pdal &tr-Bulleti- n Corraiosdanc4l Saturday to select delegates to the cf the islands" finest raw sugar on ing Japanese consul general here, has SMITH'S SUCCESSOR ; Verdun, it was t LEANS OTHER WAY WASHINGTON. D. March 16 tion at announced ROSE C. Republican territorial convention. the big freighter. been chosen to head the Japanese day. ilistinvrulshed in plum-tre- e He had himself When the judiciary was which begins in Honolulu next Mon When huge cargo , the reaches San Women's Social Club, and will be T!u beard of regents of the t'ol-- the African campaigns, particularly in shaken-- in Washington the other day day, are coming in slowly, and Fli J. Francisco it will be transhipped by honorary president. . Signs is Sid- known as first lege i Hawaii, of which Walhu e K i Marchand expedition. See That Sheriff all of the fruit seemed to fall with a Crawford, secretary of Republi over Chicago, made, the the rail the Santa Fe to Announcement of officers was is ; McCarthy-Pink- - Farr:ntucn chairman, has to date. ing With slant in the direction of Hawaii. Six can territorial central committee, does and from there to the East, where and the final steps of organization no a srugar crop big ones rolled that way. two of them, they made selection of successor lur Loslsiana's cane for net believe that will all be in it will be refineu. were taken at a meeting of the mem- C, Smith, professor of ham Faction however, being entirely of this Jarcl former amounted to 13.."00 short tons, com- not until next Saturday. bers held at the' Japanese" consulate, ac- -- .gn.m;my, whose resignation was year's rrop. These two were the re - 242,70t tb year be- protest against the activity The skating rink on Fort street. Cargo on the Matson steamer Lur- Xuuanu street, yesterday afternoon. cepted a few d:Ajs ago. Mr. Smith pared with tons Formal appointments of Chief Justice Robert- above Beretania, has been selected line, due Tuesday morning San of members of the police force in lo- from Other officers elected are Mrs. lii'l Iiccn with the college for about a fore. In announcing thes figures son and Circuit Judge Whitney, both as the meeting place of the ronven-- Francisco, totals J 1 27 tons. The Lur- - M. politics is to be filed with Chair-roa- n K. Yamamoto and Miss Tanaka. year. the Department of Agriculture s.iil cal of whom had received recess reap tion. and business will begin prompt- - line sailed from the coast yesterday. Lorrin Andrew of the civil ser- secretaries to cooperate with local cool, growth pointments. ly at 10 o'clock Monday morning. 1 2H4 wet weather retarded the by T. J. (Hilo) Ryaa She has 4i?0 tons for Honolulu. American women's associations: Mrs. vice commission S. C. Huber of Tama, Iowa, the Chairman Lorrin Andrews will call for Kahului. 4.10 FRENCH GENERAL KILLED of cane in some section and that of Democratic primary for Tort Allen and I. Takashiina and Mrs. T. Akagi, secre- tne as the result home of former Secretary of Agricul the convention to order. 213 for Kaanauali. considerable damage was done by a Lomlnations last week. taries to work in conjunction with ture James Wilson, was the only nom It is quite probable will Mrs. K. IV. HIS. France. March 2HrGen. storm in September. Four members of the police force by that there Japanese women's circles and inee of the unusual batch sent in be an evening sess.on, and the con Cable advices receiveu by Lowers Isoshima, treasurer. and one deputy sheriff axe running president who Is unknown to Ha the ventlon may run into Tuesday. & Cooke state that their schooner. meeting was called to order by for the Democratic territorial central waii folic. He is described only as a The ' committee. Three of the five are Mid Final election returns from the the Repeat, is due to have her re Mrs. Yamamoto who, in a brief ad- good lawyer and active in local poll other islands are expected in Satur pairs completed came to be to be, under civil service. why a at Aberdeen the last dress, told how the club tics. Just United States attor day s mail. To date only 24 out of of this '.week, and to sail from there She complimented Madame The men to be protested are Deputv ney was selected from a rocKnoDea formed. -- Davts Koolaupoko. 85 precincts have been heard from. for Astoria,' where she will reload her Arita for her untiring work in brlng- - Sheriff WaUIe" of Republican state like Iowa has cargo! and Police Offi- The list cf delegates, as far as re lumber Cant. J. R. McKenzie m about the final organization. Jailer Joseph J. Fern not been explained. The only sugges turns have been to M. H. Sauders, It. W. Holt and made date, is will otng the Repeat to Honolulu. He Leaves Hawaii Soon. cers tion advanced s that the Democrats Fifth District, Oahu. is Ahuna. All of them are may com- - her former master. As Madame Arita is soon to leave Robert be planning to reform that Sixth of the K. V. to be supporters of Sheriff fifth. Waianae Hawaii, the title of honorary presi- claimed monweilth. Richardson. Among Charles ii. Rose, and the McCandless any Mr, had job NEW SPRING TERM OF dent was bestowed upon her. In event Huber the . Seventh of th fifth George F. Ren-ton- . wing of the Democratic party assert nailed down many weeks ago. When the other speakers were Acting Con signs Rose f with Y. M. C. A. NIGHT SCHOOL sul Arita, A. Awoki. manager of the that the Indicate that t he came here for a consultation Eighth of the fifth C. X. Arnold. F. lining up opposing faction, attorney jreT.era! on subject local branch of the Yokohama Specie with the the the, K. C. H. McXally. OPEN ON APRIL - McCarthy-Pinkham- Archer, WILL 3 Dr. Mori and Dr. T. Hat- so-call- " any Bank: Ica the there was no longer doubt as to Twelfth of the fifth Lot ('. K. Lane ,wing. the future occupant of Jeff McCarn's sunuma. These men congratulated the and Walter R. Coombs. The new term of the Y. M. C. A. forming evidently a mix-u- p regard He home with, women on their success in the There is shoes. went back the Eleventh of the fifth. Palama W. night school is scheduled to open Mon Is a policeman , position his vest pocket. society. lng ,R.,W. Jlolt. There in C. AchI, Rudolph Duncan, Samuel C. day night. April 3. prospects named Chris Holt, but R. W. Holt During his visit here James L. Coke, The for Doctor Katsunuraa, who is an Ame Dwlght. James H. Hakuole. William a large enrolment among the young of Is not pn the police force. Bald Sheriff 4 who was supposed-t- o be In the run rican citizen, urged the association A. Hall, John Kanae, Charles F. Kau- - men and boys ot Honolulu are bright: Japanese women with American wo Rose today. ning for ;; the district , attorneyship, hane. Already the department of education association, n men. Such an he said. Neither-Fer- nor Davis is under made a regiment of good friends. All Thirteenth of fifth, protest may now express regret he the Puunui of the association has received a num will bring about a mutual understand- civil regulation, so. the of these .that Fred T. P. Waterhouse. Alfred L. TO not be lodged against them. lost out ber of inquiries regarding the new ing. He added that Japanese women YOU ARE INVITED ATTEND Castle, Sylvester P. Correa, Oliver K. courses. should seek every There Is aiwhole basketful of local The appointment of Judges Vaugh- - who speak English ' Stillman. and pontics mlxeid up la . this jlan to no sur l ne classes that are now in ses opportunity to forward the ends an and Thompson occasioned Fourteenth of the fifth. Kukui and npxt protest tne political activity on tne 1). sion will be continued during the aims of the club. Theyictrola1 Recital prise. Both had been prominently Vineyard L. Akwal. W. H. Craw three months, the term closing June Madame Arita said that the mem- , police force. Ryan sta a JcCandless mentioned for the. places assigned. In ford, James Kulike, Punee Kahiamoe, supporter, which. is understood to bo ncmej ever .was 23. The plan of the school is to in- bers of the olub should always have FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 31, AT THE fact no other serious D. P. Kauhini, J. K. Xotley and A. K. as a one of the reasons why he objects to ly considered for the third circuit Vierra. clude new classes in the business their objects xi view and work the policemen taking active part in Judgeship but of Mr. Thompson. courses and the mechanical trades. unit to attain them. "In this man- that. Fifteenth of the fifth S. Keliinoi. will make Bergstrpm Music Co. politics, --their activity being presum When .Mr. Vaughan .was sent to the W. H. Knox. Moses Kekahio. The business training classes in type ner," she added, "our efforts a ably for the.McCarth7-PJnkha- m group islands It ..was generally understood writing, bookkeeping and commercial the work of the club wonderful." NEW APRIL RECORDS WILL BE PLAYED. Seventeenth of the fifth John P. purposes of th club THE And against McCamiless, that he was placed. 4'in training" for Kekoa. practise and commercial correspond The aims and writing and will be similar to those of Honolulu's . At the same time the principle that the bench. .... Fourth District, Oahu. ence and letter business spell.ng open members bf the police and fire depart- The recent distribution of federal First of the fourth R. W. Aylett, will be for registration Outdoor Circle. ments should not take active part ic pie coming to Emll A. Berndt, Samuel F. of new students. Besides these leaves but little .Ha Xott, Louis cruelty, Ahuna has politics has been once officially recog waii. There appears to be an opening Soares, Ed Towse. courses four classes will be started in Alleging Robert English two new In filed divorce in circuit court nlzcd by . the Honolulu civil , service B. Enos, and classes arith suit for - for an Assistant United States attor Third of the fourth J. - Addie Ahuna. A- commission ney. The plugging-u- p of that opening George Maile, A. P. Taylor and Ray metic. against The first civil service commission would about clear the slate. mond C. Brown. A special course in speed shorthand adopted a police manual in 1913, If Postmaster Young carries out what Fourth of the fourth A. D. Castro, will convene for the first time this Mr. and Mrs Clinton J. Hutchins which Included the followlpgt Is understood here to be his intention G. P. Wilder, C. F. Chillingworth, John year on Tuesday night. are at the Moana Hotel, where they ' The right of very member of the and. resigns along m April there will Waterhouse, D. L. Conkling. expect to stay until next Wednesday, department, active or otherwise, to be another good berth for. a "deserv Seventh of the fourth James Auld, HIT WOMAN ON HEAD when they leave in the Matsonia for entertain political opinions and ' th ing Democrat --VThe creating of a va- Jr., William Harbottle, George Kah-hakaull- a, the mainland. right of elective , franchise is , sacred cancy depends entirely on Mr. Young. William P. Pau-Kal- a. BECAUSE SHE FAILED 1 end Inviolate, but no member shall be service, exceptionally sat Ninth of fourth John NOTICE TO SHR1NERS. His. has been the J.Hav HAVE ieminds it delegate to or a inember,; ot iav isfactory to the pfficjals there and he ery, Edward P. Fogarty, Harry K. TO MEAL READY - . Imperial Potentate politlcsl or partisan convention 'or wfll &e persuaded to remain, if pos- Murray, C. It. Crabbe, James K. Jar - - The luau for the was ready when party will b? take active part in any political com- sioie. .,. .. rett, Samuel Kalama Because dinner not and members of his bine and shall refrain from political Sixth District, Kauai. he came home lest night from work, given at the Seaside Hotel at 6 o'clock discussion while In Quarters on cycle officer. .Robert .Ahunft from, the Third of the Blxth W. O. Crowell, Viceutl, a Filipino, 6tntck Antonia, the on the afternoon of Friday, March ' or ' duty A'- V ; fifth district is a EolJceman.' and R. Waimea woman who claims tp . be his wife. 31st inquiry, at the eounty clerk's office W.. Davis is a .deputy .sheriff to Kpo- - Fourth of the sixth G. F. Rankin, The negligence on Antonia's part Between 5 and 6 o'clock in the , , , which finally led to M jaunty . , . caused trouble her reception will . this morning brought out the informa- uiiUivL s Makaweli. afternoon an. Informal tion, that this manual was repealed by - "This proposition of trying tp nar Fifth of the slxthW. D. McBryde swearing out a warrant for his ar- take place at the hotel, for the pur- ' I on an assault and battery charge. Ha- I must phone my order the present cjvil . service commissloii, row public officers down to. the.mere and J. Kamanuwai (alternate"), Home rest pose of enabling the Shriners of . I showed her to Judge and.tnat while the. principle 'of npn right to exist as foolish, says Uv stead. Antonia head waii and their ladies to meet the right away to the Metro- - , a I Monsarrat this morning, a large bump . activity Is supposed to be recognized, sheriff, url iave the Xeellag.tbat Sfath of the sixth Harry Blake, visitors. y eye testi- politan! Hotting la done to enforce It. man has . a right . W represent his I Koloa. over her right giving mute All visiting Shriners and their la- ; ; mony to the hardness pf Vicenti's fist. Deputy Clerk Van Gleson, who fs neighbors in a , matter of this .kind If Eighth of the sixth J. Mahial Ka dies are invited to attend the luau now commis- ne stands mgn,enougn to ne elected neakua, Kealia and Lihue. "I am Vicenti's wife," said Antonia in atod seats will be provided for them. flerk of the civil service question, we are not sion said . that present commis- by them. I Tenth of the sixth H. Menefoglio answer to a "but THOMAS WALL, the married." The defendant was found Let's see there's the roast, the chops, the fresh fish, repealed merely of renre-lan- d W. Werner, Hanalei Illustrious Potentate. sion the former commission's ."It ia nronositlon to pay a fine of ter-IThi- guilty and sentenced rules, but left the matter of drafting a sentihg ode's precinct club In the rd District, Maul. HARRY E. BRUNS, the bacon, and oh, yes Lehua butter, and some Cali- -- $5. ' ruitiblo .set of rules for - a poUcs ritorial committee. All the territorial I Seventh of the third John J. Walsh Recorder. cheese, r . . . manual, to Sheriff . Rose. The sheriff committee. is. asked to jdo is, to nro- - and John Vasconcellos, Kahului: W. f '6534 3t fornia ' VfIFF ts.s never submitted the proposed sub- mulgata 1 the party platform, and, Hardy and James T. Fantom, Puu- - SOLDIER GIVEn comes, pass nene. stitute rules, says Tan ;Gieson. when vhe time to on FOR BOOZE SALE The civil service commission is now names of PerBODs it belie'ves suitable Eleventh of the third W. A. Clark, FINE ..proceeding under .general rules' adopt to hold offices in the territorial goy- - Kakawao. ed June 7, 1915, not erhment' "Twelfth of the thirdn-D- . C. Lindsay, O. Craig, a soldier of the 2nd Infan- which do contain morn- 1LU11 IV the prohibition, against politics.; 'The Rose. says tnere Is no law by which John M. Aledeiros and H. W. Rice, try, who was arrested yesterday Metropol Market ' M. ing by License Inspector W. P. Fen-nel- L rules cow . merely to.appoint- - participation" of Paia: Joe .Mitchell. Hamakuapoko. relate he could forbid' tills .Charged with selling liquor POSITION - WANTED. King; Street aents. exaraJUiations,. etc ; f: -- sort, even If. Ae desired to, do sc Fifth of the third H. B. Penhallow, and -- found .guilty Coth -- com- Charles Wilcox, At. J. Goodness and without a license, .was Phone 3445 Chairman Andrews of the Lorrin. Andrew 8.; chairman of the Urpoifce conrt, an'd,sen By - experienced dressmaker. "Apply ; Moses KauhirnahU, this morning mission and Sheriff Rose now defens civil .service commission, agrees on Walluku. 1464 Gandall lane, off Emma Twenty-firs- t George tenced to pay a. fine of $1U, together st the actjvity of the police officers in this point. He tcys that unless a man of the third 643V--3t ' ;v ; P. Cooke, Kaunakakal, Molokaf. with, costs of 1,40 pclltks. . J .1 A'A used , his of fl ce a 8 ppllcem an . t .for I.i. .s.eril Charles II. Rose, when asked ward political motives, he could not Second pitrict, Hiwail. or aia- - yesterday for ; his opinion pn the. be dealt with by the civil service rourtn tne second jonn a. fact ' t!:at . rclice officers ad a deputy body. : A . - A' iguire, Huehue, Korth Kona. First District, Hawaii. tariff are participating in the election. 'This thing of a raaa reprcsenjbia; Ideal for the For writing or c Fourth of the first Otto W. Rose, ly A Clamp3 to the crcL;a by holding positions as can-clit- his precinct seems to .m largely a No eyestrain Exact the peerless - N. K, Lyman, E. da, room. Turns for study, it can ca the territorial central conv private and harmless matter, and out- John Hoa and work- you require piano lamp. Puts sick Silva, Hilo. headaches light strong- back of chair, taken any- , light to away be ,r.".tQt cf a political party; said. that side of Our 4etartment sewing the light or I ing with for the or on music, to ad- te sees no harm In It. . of the civil service commission, unless this ly, the feed or sticks from the. patient. where md H. Canders, as he Is violating Hie strong, clear, dressing table. without glaring II. named a candl wfini.that law1 EMINENT BUDDHIST IS the wall, in any Restful light, n justed to any fourth district,' la a bl ")it. c o rated Lifht from any in the eyes . af, tti Andrsiajs ncent glrre or strain. position. RETURNING TO JAPAN light. point. player or position. Returning from the states, where he attended the International confer ence of Baddhists last summef, Ba- - Be Kind to Your Eyes m nyru Yabuchi, one of the leading Hongwanji of priests of the mission ------Japan, is in Honolulu today, having t arrived this week from San Francisco. The eminent Buddhist traveled over ..J-- " the western states extensively after The i it ' The Because They Require No Cooking the conference closed. . He is going on to Japan, and later plans to go to Mex ico and open a mission in the 'state Emeralit Among the ready-to-serv- e .good .tilings which res- of Sonora, Mexico. He has purchased a 1250 acre site there for the mission. cmeraiite cue the housewife from the broiling heat of the kitchen ' " Junior there's one best - . LOOIO'fOR VOHK or A?ixz, Everywhere men complain about ; 4.. t : .i- - , i vrork; even boys and girls in schooler business . find work tedious . and irk some, but it isn't the work half so much as their own lack of physical strength One's cyos seldom forgive; abuse. Injurious thin- - to eyesi-!- it - poor light or glaring lignt. that makes it hard. Thenost Here is a lamp that positively eliminates tboe gangers because it perfectly adjustable to any position, r .Rich blood, strong longs and health green ful digestion make work pleasurable concentrates the liglt' where yonwantriteeps' yotirye? in theshadow, ami bus the rich, emerald ;.t in business, in school or even house- glass shade that ociilistsTpreScV r J- -l work, and if those who are easily tired them for lunch or breakfast is to create To .sene who are not sick, but weak and ner-- It stands; hangs, clamps ANY-PLAG- E- Xlu put . a family fayorjte that .will solve many a problem of vous::-wo- uld just take Scott's Emul- required theHmsy sion for one month and let its pure Hm ANYOSITIONI what to eat for housekeeper. concentrated food create richer blood to pulsate through every artery and Vein let it build a structure of healthy "Hie There is No "Just as &ood" tissue and give you vigorous strength you would rind work easy and would Street, near Alakea. Toa&ties are sold by (irocers and Stores. look for more. Insist on Scott's. Post Scott fit BowucBloomficld. N.J. U-i- S - VAST FORTUNE IS ISLANDS PART SINGER CLAIMS TWO ITEMS IN Honoiulu Lodge, No. 409, F. & A. (Glass TO M., will hold a special meeting to- Sp(3cia!Sale:of LEFT WIFE OF OF AUSTRALIA NEW CLOTH CAN night at 7:30 o'clock. Virst degree. DAVIS' REPORT A public concert will be siven by the Hawaiian Dand at Home, APPROVED Bedroom Water Bottles LIEUOARNETT IN YEARS PAST TURN BULLETS Robello lane, this evening, becmning NOT at 7:30 o'clock. Carafe with Tumbler cover Stock Limited, Heiress to Part of $30,000,000 So MacCaughey Tells Ad Club Tests of a cloth-lik- e material claim- There will be a re?tnar meeting of With the exception of two items. ed to be bullet-proo- f ,are being, made Federal Judge Charles F. demons today Scho-fiel- d; Pineap-apple- s; the Board of of Agri- Davis Estate Lived at Men; Dole Talks on this afternoon at the Opera House at Commissioners approved the accounts of Foster Husband Leaves Army Invention Probed the request of Mario Marti, the inven- culture and Forestry at the ofTice of L. Davis as clerk of the local I'nited tor, one of the soloists of the defunct Commissioner J. M. Dowsett. Merchant States court, the accounts dating fror. Oc one De Folco Opera Company. street, at 11 tomorrow morning. January 1. this year, up to the timn each Hi wif a granddaughter and Following the reading by President by of the 10 living heirs of the late Sen- W. R. Farrington of a speech Deputy Sheriff J. W. A,sch is doing of Davis' removal demons. written Special Davis was summoned ator (;assaway Davis; multimillionaire, by Arthur A. Dole of the Husband & the shooting aeainst a wooden target. services, with .in address, into co'ir 2nd Lieut. Chester P. Harnett. 4th Thomas Advertising Agency of Chi- Tests held yesterday are said by the are beins held at St Andrew's Ca- shortly alter l' oclo:k this momii't ah-wn-re thedral each Wednesday on a subpoena by Marshal J. Cavalry, K present on l?ave of cago, relative to the development vf inventor to have been very successful, afternoon served rW-Dirxvord8c(?ii- from Schofieid Barracks and vis the consumption of pineapple on the bullets fired from a distance of five during Lent, beginning at 4 o'clock. J. Smiddy at the instance of Judge D. iting in the mainland, will leave the mainland. Professor Vausihan Mac- - feet rebounding from the small square Rev. Canon Aiilt was to be today's Clemons. Judge 'Clemens and the proceed- HOUSE OF HOUSEWARES" army on May 1. CaUi;hey of the College or Hawaii section used. sjieakr. clerks declined to make the "THE V ings public. Approximately $3.00d.(;00 is the In spoke of the unexploited publicity Among those invited to be present 53-6- 5 KING STREET. many f There will be a meeting of the As- Wants Proceedings Public. HONOLULU herifanre which has come to Mrs values of elements natural this afternoon are .1. W. Jump, the t sociated Charities of Hawaii corpora- In a statement to the Star Bulletin Jiarnett through the death of her history in he Hawaiian islands. noted hunter and angler, Arthur lm. great es "My own observation is that the tion Thursday morning ;t 1':30 this afternoon. Davis declared that ho grandfather, providing the Wall, Spanish Consul Luis G. Gil. Mr. o'clock in "The Bungalow." Capitol of $30,000,000 he left Is data iertaining to anything in nature Florida; an. wanted the proceedings made pubUv tate vhieb Ogden, a tourist from grounds, to to Y. divided equally. as revealed in Hawaii is either too Marti tike jp amendments His attorney, Robert Breckons, army officer and several others. the by-law- he could see no reason Lieut. Harnett and famil. left Ho superficial, or else too teehnical for says his invention contains no metal. stated that nolulu on sailing of Great the average person to enjoy. com- why the facts should not be published. the last the It is very light and of a chemical Former students of Mills College Northern, the lieutenant having ten "Taking the islands as a whole, we which is kept The items in the accounts which be position the formula of r.ow residing in Honolulu are invited not by dered .hi resignation time, should not satisfied with saying are approved ludgf demon? at that secret bv the inventor. to attend a meeting 14 the Mills Club Orders Ju?t received from Washing that the volcano of Kiiauea is wonder- had to do with the payment of salaries If go ar .. o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the L. ton ttate that the resignation has been ful, bin we should further and en to Deputy Clerks William Rosa and residence of Mrs A. .1. Cahip1'- - 1594 accepted, giving Lieut, the larKe 'n the fa.1 that the sHidy or the Ray B. Rietow from the firt of tV ir, Barnett : floor ocean surrounding Hawaii, Ueretanic street. year up Davis, re- right to to civilian life on May 1. of the MEMO'S OF MEETING OF until the time of retire alOT? with the topography moval. Tins 13 not the first time that for CITY SUPERVISORS gives absolute evidence The niemhers of the Poliaialoha During s tune has smiled upon the young offi of the elands, that period Rosa's and that these islands at one time many Christian Endeavor and Sunday school salaries were paid partly tn cash cer, as previous to the death of his HolHnger moved the meet- geologic ages ago were part of a great Den that will give a benef.t concert and dance and partly in promissory notes giver Volcano of wife's, grandfather he was left through adjourn 11:3.1 and adjourn it s Kilaua Pacific of which ing at in the K. of P. hall at o'clock next money Southern continent by Davis, the amount paid aggregat- inheritance a sum of sufficient Australia was the nucleus. did. despite the protests of Charles Saturday evening. Music will be fur- PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSION induce him to tender his reslgna ing $616.7. This system of payment, to A. B. Arlelgh, J. D. Levenson. G. 15. N. Arnold, who had several matters nished ny the Great Northern Club. w tion from the annv. bring to attention declare those ho profess to know, has Curtis and C. R. Hazier were elected he wanted to the the approval ot the department if Leaving Saturday Next, April 1st, at 3 p. m. He has been in the army since 1910 delegates to the Associated Advertis- of the boitrd. Announcement of the results of re- justice. Make Your Reservations NOW when he was graduated from the mili- ing Clubs' convention in Philadelphia cent examinations for sanitary in- Why Judge Clemona refused to pass which Next meeting of the board will be spectors 4 tary a,cad,emy at West Point, to next .Ine. probably will be made at -- on these items is a question which $30-- -- NO CHARGES-- $30 n April 4. EXTRA institution he was sent from Indiana, J. H. Sojer read an important Tuesday. o'clock tomorrow afternoon at a meet- would not be by offi- Vigi- ing answered federal lie came to Honolulu about five or six from the National of the civil service commission in cials, today. The judge himself re- Scho-flel- d of the office of Dr. S. !.. presi- months ago, being stationed at lance committee in the matter the Sheriff Charles H. Rose made his J. Pratt, fused to comment on it. He 5 Telegraphone 6ales matter being of the board continue Barracks with his troops. Mrs. stock January and February reports last dent of health. the accounts matter until 2 o'clock Hawaii Tours Co. Barnett is front Washington, D. C investigated by the local club, local night. Fines amounting to $4,057. SO Monday Merchant Street Next to Post Office $100,-00- 0 next afternoon for further Senator Davis died only a few investors were separated . from were imposed in the first month, 4t3 The public utilities commission will hearing. about 10 years ago by the Sterling made 324 convictions se- hold a meeting at 1 : 30 o'clock tomor- veeko ago, leaving this vast . estate arrests and of $30,000,000. He was prominent in Debenture Corporation, sales agents cured. During February $2841.10 in row afternoon. Yesterday's regular poJUicri.1 life of a generation ago, and for this stock, acme of "whose officials fines was assessed against those who meeting was not held, as the mem- sts I DAILY I are now serving sentences in eastern had violated the law, 428-STe- made bers of the commission were on a tour REMINDERS maue his fortune in the railway and " '" jails. Last year an independent sales of the island, inspecting the plant of 4 : - Er stock business. . v ;:',. ,;. ' .y and 351 convicted. turn?" award company cleaned up about $ 15,000 the Mutual Telephone Company. Round the island in auto, $4.00 yji more. j. . of Lewis Stables. Phone 214R Adv. HATCH ON INSPECTION Mr. Dole's speech on "Pineapples A. K. Vierra, superintendent correctly Goodwin parks, reported the work done by his Senator Miles Poindexter of Wash- Corsets fitted. The and Prosperity" was as follows: Shop, Rms. 21-2- Bid. Adv. CALIFORNIA TRIP TO LIGHT PLANT department during February. It cost ington pas written to the Hawaii Pro- Pantheon Like Sliced Tree Trunk. Victrola concert of new Victor rec- .EXPOSITIONS the city $988.44. motion Committee asking for informa- "Those of you who lived on the tion on Hawaii. He states 'in his let- ords at the Bergstrom Music Company ;.. Supervisor Francis ..M.r Hatch, who mainland a dozen years ago may rec very Friday afternoon. Was at his first card meeting until Appropriation of $199 was made for ter that he is anxious to receive ollect your first experience In eating a better Idea of conditions in the Don't forget the big clearing sale nearly midnight rufct night,; was off pineapple. The only excuse for serv the maintenance of the supervisors' Dry Goods Co., Hotel street, 1 bright early morning on a and treasurer's auto. "Sandwich Islands." Secretary A. P. at Canton : and this ing It as an article of food was for Taylor has forwnrded the information. near Fort. Big bargains in women's tour Qf Inspection of the electric light its originality on the menu, or possib A bill amounting to $68.50 for medi- shoes and men's furnishings. Adv. Tlait and the street fixtures in use'. ly, ia order to get rid of superfluous bungalow Bank of Hawaii .will welcom4 -- " for Arthur McDuffie, The model school which Tb Accompanied by Mayer Lane and Su members of the family. Those with cal services your large pervisor Charles N. Arnold he spent chief of detectives, was ordered paid. will be shipped to San Diego to be account, whether small or very naray digestions managea to placed in the Hawaii exhibit is com- There is a private writing room set the whoi$ morning on the trip. He is munch through it, liked the flavor per- McDuffie was shot by Yee Yo Keuk, the new chairman of the electric light Korean bandit, last December, ana pleted and will be shipped to the main- aside for the convenience of its b ' haps, but felt as if the operation of land on the first steamer. The bunga- wdmen patrons. ji committee, Arnold having resigned.1 incurred the expense at that time. . chewing It was similar to that of eat- low is largest of Cooking gas clean- the the three that with means ease, ...... 1 ing sliced tree trunk. Only those for- Sole ; permanent im- are to be placed on exhibition at San liness, cheapness and efficiency. If Agents; for Hawaii' : An electric , transmission line in Transfer from the tunate enough to have visited tropical Diego, and is the work of the manual you are still using coal or wood for T' Mexico has a single span 1,650 feet had ever really eaten pineapple. provement fund of $3000 for repairs lands con- training class of the "Kaiulani school. fuel, call 3424 and ask the Honolulu long across the river. ; change today I. No one on to Makiki flume and $1800 for Co., ' ' - 'What a & Ltd. I i any struction of Puuloa coral road was Gas Company to have its representa- 74 the mainland who, has pride in Word was received here this morn- tive upon you. Phone 2268 Queen St. bts diet has failed to eat real genuine made last night. The bill passed cill iEYERYTHINC third reading. ing by Albert P. Taylor, secretary of "Bits of Verse from Hawaii," a pineapple. You all know how phenom the Hawaii Promotion Committee, dainty . r or . " book of verse collected and i enally Hawaiian pineapple Indus' Pu-naho- u ih the that Kenneth C. Abies; a former published by C. D. Wright, is on sale try has jumped. Two and a half mil An invitation to attend the Fifth appointed meager Annual Civic convention at Hilo, Sep- student, had been at all leading book scores and curio output any vice-preside- lion cases Is no for nt and general manager of food products This Is the approximate tember 21 to 25, was read at the stores. It makes an interesting souve- "A meeting. the Weav.efsAbles Wells Anto Com- nir of the islands. 'Adv. production of these islands for this pany of Oakland. This company is j ' J past year. - Oakland; The request of J. F. Child, proprie- the agaiicy of' the Studebaker urave uuuau i. ; MORNING ON 'CHANGE LeaSe nit-- car. For . of - Probably many of you know how in tor of the Blaisdell hotel for refund ' "Dattt .,'.-- . v' the early stages of growing only' a $48 paid for a license was referred Trading continues at a low ebb, and was DAWN OF PEACE AT HAND 17.- - few years ago, there was grave doubt to the finance committee. Child prices are still showing a daily con- among the first growers as to whether compelled to pay for a hotel license tinued tendency toward depression, they could ever get their crop to the and he contends that his establish- New Discovery Makes it Pos- though the daily declines are being or Rent mainland. .Of course canning made ment is but a lodging house, of which made by fractions, and usually small this possible. Even then, imagine the the city demands a $2 fee. sible fractions at that. Sales reported on Star-Bulleti- "lean hear vou suspense and. "worry as to whether today's 'change sheet are only - 2684 Premises 'occupied hy n office they.'could get anyone to eat it once Supervisor Ben Hollinger wanted The dawn of peace is at last at shares, in contrast to from 6000 to it got there, t I have been told that the to know what had become of the mu- hand peace from the annyonace of 9000 shares, which was the way the Kerr Building, AJakea street. Two floors and perfectly" first few thousand cases were with nicipal garage resolution and was told constantly having to change glasses market was running- - before uncertain- basement. Over 10,000 square feet floor space. great difficulty' sold at' all. No one that it had been referred to the road when you want to read or look off at ty as to congressional action on the knew anything about it and the trade committee by the ways and means a distance. The invention of the new tariff became general. Olaa is down Adapted to manufacturing, merchandising or One-Piec- e pos er had no idea whether they could make committee, with the consent of the Bifocal now makes It about one-quart- today, on a com- 06111' Phone Wall - Ear at people eat it. board. The road committee promised sible to use the same pair of glasses parison of closing bids with yester- commission merchant display rooms. Occu- & Dougherty's and it is However delicious the product, the to report on it soon. for both reading and distance. The day's sales. McBryde, which recovered One-Piec- e pancy about May 3 ; best Bize of the pineapple' industry would Bifocal is ground from one a quarter yesterday afternoon, is down .the friend I have.. I never have become what it is today An ordinance making a. separate de- solid piece of clear white optica' to $13.50 again today. The market is wouldn't part with it for, but for the advertising which the partment of the emergency hospital, glass not cemented nor two differ- erratic. Oaha Sugar, for instance, is anything. couldn't get wise packers hare done from year to to be headed by the emergency "phys- ent pieces of glass melted together, up a quarter, and Honokaa down 3-- f: . .V-- ician, if I year. ; was introduced by Supervisor but actually made from one piece 01 Ewa has declined to $32.75. Honolulu Star-Bullet- ' ' A,.-.- : in another. " ""Sugar is the leading industry here, Daniel Logan and passed first glass. See Dr. Capps at rooms 37 and Brewing furnished the day's sensa- Inquire Office and is the mainstay of these islands, 38, Young Bldg.; Wall & Dougherty's tion, registering a gain of $2.25 per Let us show you .this but after aU the importance of pine Optical Department Adv. share. apple to Hawaii's prosperity must not Dr. R. G. Ayer, emergency physi- wonderful little device,. be minimized. cian, filed his report for February. Four' Can Per. Family. Hospital treatment of 150 patients . add, you' will understand "".'Fifty million 'cans spread all over was made, four outside treatments, why: they are so popular- - the United States with the word 'Ha- 24 police station treatments, 41 am- waii marked on them is no small item bulance calls, two autopsies and five inbootlngr the islands. 'This seems operations. : v WALL & DOUGHERTY? like a lot of cans, but after all there V Optical Department VXi are. over 15,003,000 families who are Dr. J. T. Wayson, city physician, No. 3 to be fed in the United States, and filed his February report last night. 1. it doesn't seem much for them to eat Treatment was given to 61 patients The range finder in a year, to use only four"' cans, per at Queen's hospital, seven at the Ma- On ingenious improvement which makes absolute famUy. It is now so cheap that ternity Home, 23 sent to Leahl Home, the very poorest can afford a can or 344 treated at Palama dispensaries Autographic accuracy of lYwus possible. two a year and most of them like it. and 184 by the city and county Rawley s "All that is necessary is, to remind them to eat it and they do. The great difficulty with selling pineapples is Supervisor Robert Horner, chair- 2. The Autographic Feature some manufacturing concerns suggest- that man of the police committee, KODAK one to con- -! which can them regulate their output ed in a report on the matter that the Enables write any memorandum wished Fancy-- Polk-Huste- reg- with the demand and hence get a d Directory Company could cerning subject, exposure, Jc, directly on the film ular price for the article. It has been systematize the city's house number- Impossible to regulate the supply. For ing for $2000. The report was laid at time of exposure. example, no one can mre a iew uious-an- d on the table to be taken up at the Special slips or crowns afid make them next meeting. Ranch grow pines overnight, to J into ripened 3. Improved View Finder i fill special orders received suddenly. City Engineer Collins was directed . The pineapple manufacturer has to de- to buy the propertey needed for Sixth SIjows exact boundary of picture. pend on time and weather and what avenue improvements, owned by Egg more uncertain factors have we? Clarence D. Pringle, for $550. Fortunately these two factors are probably much less uncertain in this, it with success. T'ney should keep it 4. Optimo Improved Shutter wonderful place than in any other. up. Once advertising has been found l-.'- 1 doz Many Are Too Timid. to pay, why be foolish enough to give important Instantaneous exposures of 00 to second. 40c "We all know that advertising pays it up? but many are timid aBout assuring "Before closing I wish to call atten- Fresh frora ranchmen ourselves of it. Many a man is con- tion to two letters among the many features and tent with a comfortable living which received as a result of the recent ad- 5. Zeiss Kodak, Anistigmat Lens , who send us their fresh he may be able to make without its vertising campaign. They ran some- improvements r might be famous, what as follows: ') speed FA ..'!. eggs every, day. V use, whereas he rich tJ j and prosperous if he'd tried advertis- " 'Dear Sir: ing. " 'I have one find big barn wich Phone orders to Rawley 's '; "The pineapple industry has tried would like rent you for to store yon ' ; .; pineapple at reasonable figger also 4225 wy not use S?de of same to advertise Allow as to explain more fully these and other advantages. The price is $66.00 Gresslsied CrtW it on real cheap? All Three Forks QJJlTV Eye inflamed by expo. will sec it Please advise at onct.' " " "'Gentlemen: NiiroBiiiiMNuaiH1" . audlitvlnn '' LI . . "'I write to see if you could send HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY GO. E71 Etacty. No Smarting me a couple of pineapple trees to dec 4553 fast Ere Comfort. At orate my window. I have two big "Everything Photographic" Fort Street Hotel near Fort Yoai Dntggnt 50c per Bottle. Mart tyi windows and want to make good dis- St. MnhTbbetSSc. ForBok!feErtFruk play of pineapples, in window display contest.' ' 24 STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, TTRDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1916. At

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GEORGE M. COLLINS, city en-g'aee- r: Improvements under the frontage tax are well tinder way now. WILL TALK TO 1

I Lusitana. Seaview, Beach tar-Bullet- .Unoa. (The in you come with a back-u- p invites tre? and "If could walk, avenue all will go EDITOR frank dUcubion in this column ou all West Hawaii." well and good, f Kalakaua tULEY ALLEN ircm through eventually. 1 believe. I will H. legitimate cts of I could it, bu futif current interest. am told. ,come with be relieved ben work on the first Communication! are constantly re- fhall not ask it as 1 have too much BOYSATY.H. WEDNESDAY. . MARCH 29, 1916. PATRIOTISM. oiie is actually started, though. ceived to which no signature at- work do. -- is outside to .; ..; X .,,TT tached. This paper will treat a con- That should not keep Greenwe!'. '.- m t H. E. WESCOTT: It has been AND FACTS. (Dy I.yman Abkott in The Outlook, fidential rignatures to letters '.t tht White. Bowman or some other from " FALLACIES suggested that the city has; no money - great, not by its fruitful writers so 'lesire. hut canact glf getting it. Local Globe Trotter Returns A nation is made i ' to establish a municipal' garage at r-- space fcr anonymous corcfl'nnia The Star-Bulleti- n speaks with tif.ii rv.... men who cultivate them; not iu present. It would take but a very rruiii "r:.nipt villi uictw oarr. ? Star-Bulleti- n yes- acres, but by the tions.) thority. yet policy has only lately ! In an interview with the its small cutlay to out on a modest ;, who work in them; if it is so start toons on Monday Night l l expressed the belief that byitn mines, but by the men become Republican, indeed scale and there would be great sav- terday, a Honolulan REPUBLICAN DELEGATES. j by the men who build no. ings effected. A machine shop could wh& must be taken by Honolulu.to-secure- ' not by its railways, but Mr. Farrington and his paper wer Ben Mendiola. a globe trotter. one of two ways be pet up In a corner of the stables, j number., when anti-Taf- t - lived in Honolulu for , a of gov- and run them. America was a great land Holualoa. Hawaii. all through his adrainistra- and with a competent mechanic in the maximum of efficiency in city Star-Bulleti- - years, and who has just returned froak , made Editor tion. Your Progressive policies help- charge a lot of work could be done. Americans have fd-(cria- world, Columbus discovered it; I your l. j a tour of the will be the guest' ernment either to get the foremo.st business- Sir have recently sen ed to dethrone the Republicans. . of a great Nation. "More Enlightenment." in whlh With the election of Mr. Wilson, j i of honor at the Employed Boys' Sup board of supervis- it per Y. M. C. A. on Monday men of Honolulu upon the I xu score Chairman Andrews ior possibly previous to it, your sup at the a new and. April 3. ors or to adopt the city manager system and In 1776 our fathers had a vision of something be said regarding yur port was given to the Democratic ad VITAL STATISTICS evening. to lefeitimate office ot "pubhshing th.1 ministration, and very recently Mr. Mendiola has made a reputation hands of one strong nation 'conceived in liberty and dedicated until during even- put the city's affairs in the you rigidly opposed Mr ' MARRIED. as a cartoonist, and the r.es." indeed have a that all men are created equal." you - j ing he will draw number, of blacky businessman. r v the proposition Mr. Andrews' reference to may Rooaevelt. This, at least, is the opin- MAKAKOA-HII.- sketches of Incidents which Without any army they fought the greatest of have been careless, but. in the main, ion of all your readers. ' In Honolulu. Mch. board that Without questioning the good results I 27. 10 K. Makakoa and Miss pened during his recent tour. He left his crltisim was well based, believe I of Jol'n existing world empires .Jhat they might realize am not speaking the editor's MalW Hilo, X. Kahakuoluna. New York last year on the Henri ' 1 the first plan, it is neither He said be did not know who the - j Peter might develop from personal preferences, but of your pub- Ibsjen went from to Pana--- ; n agent to perform the marriage ser- and there with- delegates to Chicago I in long-ru- this vision. A' third of a century later, the national lie rolicics and advocacies. ma." feasible nor, if feasible, would the convention are go.ng to be vice, officiating. Witnesses, Kupa-nih- l later going to Chill and other'' navy in the And while your right to independ-- 1 South American countries. be conducive to sound city government. The out a navy they fought the greatest Who does? He shouldn't know, o" and William II Ho. e Star-- 1 Upon leaving wjn the anybody else. nt opinion is unquestioned, the WONG LIU In Honolulu. March 25. South America the we except the world that they might for their nation I sure, globe India, w second plan is both feasible (if may be pretty good reason to Bulletin, am would be the last 191;, Wong Lau and Miss Liu Atai, local trotter visited here century they There coldly Indian troops were drilling political factor) and in the long run it would freedom of the seas. Half a later suspect, and it is quite right to plan to call itself anything but and Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pastor of SL the for 'u' unequivocally independent or "muR-wump.- " Peter's church, Emma street, offi- the campaign in France and he later to sound governmeent. fought through an unparalleled civil war that nominations; the final election visited Egypt. Spain and saw much be conducive these candidates rests with the assem- It has even leaned to the ciating. Witnesses, Wong Tal Yau all time on this conti- Democratic side. cf the troops of the warring countries The first plan is not feasible , because seven they might establish for bled delegates at the territorial con- and Kwai Yin Ching. Col. Roosevelt himself In a letter in France and Italy. In his drawinfs be induced to nent the inalienable right to life, liberty and vention. will attempt to situa- foremost businessmen couldn't is, any- to me has criticized your attitude and DIED. be describe the A of a century If there there shouldn't be your tions as he found them, explaining serve upon th(tboard of supervisors under the the pursuit of happiness. third thing cut and dried about the matter. statements (from some copies of paper I to Mar.--h them In a talk before tne members f emancipate an oppressed You speak of ot' sent him). WAILl'A In Honolulu. 23. nrpspnt form of government: because even if later they fought to the "real leaders" I boys' club. say, the - the G. O. P. n Hawaii. Personally, let me have no l&lri, Wallua Ck) of Iwilel, unmar- t victory won, gave back Cuba Ha- theyVould be induced to serve there would be neighbor, and, Who are they? Not necessarily he fault to find with the individual mem ried, longshoreman, a native f of delegation fash- 50 years - the Cubans, sent an army of schoolmasters "active" politicians or members of hers the as it is waii. old. BUILDING PERMITS, extreme difficulty in gettmg them elcHV lb ioned. MATS UN AM In Honolulu, March asked no county and territorial central comrait-tess- , The plan would hot be conducive to sound to educate for liberty the Filipinos, by any means. Lut arc they the best men for the 2x, 191, Yeukiehi MatsunanI; male, M. E. Silva. owner. Location, VaP work to be done by them? single, 41 years 6 months of age. alua, Oahu. 400 from "Waialua Ho- government because it would not be sound busi- war indemnity trpm their vanquished enemy, It doesn't matter who s "recoR-nii,ed- " ft or not recognized; one is no That is the question. MOTTA In Honolulu, March 28. 191fi. tel. Dwelling. Tong Tai. builder and well-know- ct. paid him liberally for his property. Mean n ar-hite- ness. Neither Honolulu nor any other Ameri but more eligible than the other. Thfrc Kuhio is in Washing- Nana Amelia Motta, Prospect street, Estimated cost,. $1200. ton, could do much more good us widow, age S years. Jeal-'in- g while they offered land freely to 'anv fanner is nobody here who has a right U) lie can city of f0,000 or more canexpect its an unofficial representative. Y. Ewata Co live upon and cultivate it, recogmxe cr not recognize. Sakai and ownera.: businesMnert to Jyevld,ma4oV-poj- whojwoufd oened The real leaders are intrinsically Has it occurred to the "leaderj" American farmers are all blown tin Location. IwlleL Ewa side oftIwile 25,000,00 pounds . to foreign immigrants on equal terms the door and ought to be actively those Ameri- that unofficial or. "guest" representa- about the fact that road. 100. ft from Rice v MIU lane .. of their time to municipal office and the men dynamite was SL tion the rhflu-enc- e, of used for agricultural Dwelling, Y. Sakal, architect, ? cans who have been loyal supports? at convention has its - of opportunity, shared with them purposes- - in this- country' $70d.trt, ' who, 1utHalbr iindustrial of the Ideals and polices of the He- and that some of our good Re- last year.' Chlra. bulder. Estimated cost. equalit5r, by universal publicans who have the time, money giv&ufr fioliticar anclirovided publican party. r. taxation for universal education. I have nothing against Mr. Ho! and inclination to go might do very t ration will be a failure. stein, but 1 an sure he is not vain good work by their presence in Chi-cao- g Sound city government means businesslike The cynic who can see in this history only a enough to call himself a "leader" next June! government No sound business runs on theme for his egotistical satire is no true here. The unofficial attendance that took city Delegate Kuhio is he even a Re- no public part in the Democratic con- charity, and that js what Honolulu would be American, whatever his parentage, whatever publican? vention previous to the presldentla' A home in Cool to depend primarily upon his birthplace. He who looks with pride upon If so, why should he have opposed election of 1832 had a great deal more running on ifit had the appointment of a Republican gov- to do in giving the Democratic" party men givingwp their private business day after this history which his fathers have written by ernor? its first political significance than did day apd month month in order to take their heroic deeds, who accepts with gratitude And, in the name of the ten thou- the delegations. " Kaimuki after sand gods, why should our good dele- The former was ths vis a tergo." : .; A charming home of 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), al- public office. , .. .v- the inheritance which they have beqeathed to gate to Congress be foisted upon West And in 1881 the "unrepresenting" ; man who any important city office him,' and who highly resolves' to: preserve this Hawaii as its delegate to, the Repub- delegation's presence at the conven- most new and thoroughly modern, with city im- - ' The takes lican convention? " 0. tion had much to do with the con- in Honolulu today mnst make the public service inheritance unimpaired and to pass it on to his Mr Beers has held nl office ' political tested victory of , Mr. Blaine's final provements, screenel. :Tr his "'first' business; "he muscall earl sit. close descendants enlarged and enriched, is a true and ' may' fcomniand votes, but is ao nomination. . , sense Is he a' representative Republi- Rice, course, goes. 350 feet from carline. and stay late, or his activity gets only 50 per American, be his birthplace or his parentage can, nor is" he cou'stltute. to be one. 'of He "knows the ropes," but, as happens in his ir.f' : go it . vv:--"- . mav, -- Why should he instead of some Lot 75x120 feet. cent. pf: xl.PAtentiaLiorce. . svliat it ,M. '" case, that does not disqualify him. other?' , " i. 'Baldwin;-o- f !.' 1 & t In the place of Man! : le'imiRt be;J4on the job of ; the city or Why ; should only a few "inside" ' i way noi scna an oiqer, more muuen-tia- l Nice lawn, large enonh for' outdoor, comfort.;1 'f ruatiers for. personaj nojj tijcs ir. : ' .N)t. near1y1alVHke.:Sti be ' e man? "vitei to-tht- Hbnblulu slating confer- Beers-i-Greehwe- li, Bow'-man- , but not too large to keep in goc at'small la post-p6tfe"Ka- In place ofder t he near a" in declining to iy of irubncnrltf have made wise decision ences,?'. . ... Holmes . 'or several others here . . ; . . ,- - o '.H1& who would ' trees, etc. u be able- atam4noment4odr6pbts "personal1 Jere. Sowman who might goi ' bor; large shade ' much .better representfc EJas Hawaii, O ? 24-3- 0 In place of Kuhlo, who should go 1 affairs to look after public affairs. is the most feasible of any early date, and or J West, 'either."" Tet lave n ' - ' Frank unofficially, Thurston, Conkl'ing or $200 down. Greenwell, T. C. JfT, ' llbriolulu's city government has grown too to put off the event for a month or until after White. f, Curts Prear. - '' H ; or ,'S: Aungst, good Republican-- , $300,per month.:' . atten- i all These are good Republicans, not $2000. lam? to be handled by a few minutes of the summer. vacations would be to lose all the who! would give our delegation ch- ' " or pro - sub - rosa - gun tion! ": . Telephone 3477. each day. - ., valuable momentum the movement has ac aracter;; Democrats, who mlghf'be thought of. You say' that there has .beep no Oi The form of .our local municipal government quired. Interest isJiigh now; there is coopera picked though too modest to suggest thenr-celves.'- -' posltio'a;o the six men than - ' " ; ' ;;'' z...- - precludes'-th- e - possibility of.) seven lejjading "subject has taken strong ouC ; ; V tion ontewr)r3idQ;Jthe r Others;' Dr. Cooper, H.' E- - Conant, Why should there be, if, as you say ' ' dfrectqrs Iiord Star-Bulleti- R. H. Allen, R. O. Matheson, . j. F, businessmen meeting as boarflsf oifbnla1!: fancy Next fall all the useful further on, "the, n repeat r. Cowan of Kohala and many more,, not ineet, to pass upon policies, relying upon their publicity work which the women have done ef- that: the', names , chosen last Tuesday ' ' ' n active politicians, but the best stuff and; published by the StaR-BuJeti- on - for political activity. manager to carry put thedetaijs. There is no fectively wquld have V bedone- oer. again. Wednesday are the of You bet! .; naiis the mei S. manager to carry out details of civic affairs. Honolulu 's curse is starting ,publ ic movements who' will go tp Chicago, as the situa- E. GOODHUE. tion now rests. fs definite, a'-idoz- The slate There are half departments, loosely and 'dropping them after a few weeks. Baby and it will not be changed unless one jnnected, there is a mayor who is not expected Week can be carried through to a splendid suc- or another of the' six does not wish 3C go to-b- e to to Chicago, or . there is an en y the majority of voters of big business cess and as it is quite the most important event tirely unexpected change in the ! i ber. The board of supervisors cannot pbs-ibl- y scheduled -- for .the week beginning April 24, poliUcal lineup.7 - That sounds final enough. But is I the pres--t Ho- ' act as a board of directors under there is no reason why men and women of It fair play, is, it, good politics? Is it : Wallace Silver Plate that resiati wear system. They must divide Jnto committees nolulu should not' be willing to make it first in the sort of politics we want at the Meniiorv has a perpetual guarantee. W tre ' ' national Republican convention ? Not :d liold many. long week. ; agents this these .committees must the Jilans for that by a Jug or a convention full. for Wonderful Tableware GEORGE A. COOL, manager of the you some . , tings, must not only decide matters of de-- l Who shall go 8houldrest with th( and can show Beautiful Patterns. ,;"".. - Hilo Tribune, busi- ' ' - ! is in Honolulu on it i ii . j meesting of the territorial delegates, ii, nut see mey are carnea oui. r ness. ii mai AlnaOsf tJiree thousand passengers have been and : while -- I. (an. American citizen A CQ.; such fire, fully qualified by vir- VIEIR JEWELRY' Ltd.m. Iir times of grave emergency, as brought' to Honolulu by the Hill liner Great and authorized LIEUT. H. W. HALL, U. 3. A., and iS tue of my citizenship and residence 113 Hotel t. j roptyar .jeweiera,j ) or epidemic, the crisjs invariably brings Northern since December 3 That is sufficient Mrs. Hall hav written to Honolulu here to meddle in this matter) believe that mall will reach them at Fort Sam adjust : leading businessmen to the front. They explanation of the fact that Honolulu was that we should try to things Houston, Texas- - Lieut Hall is now few amicably and with the least friction with the 3rd Cavalry.' charge for a days; the crisis passes; e willing to put up more, than $25,000 bonus to and-agre- upon a wise delegation, I

-- re . turn to their businesses. ' acknowledge we . s . , T'Vi'M Iceep the) Hirer bnlthe run; ' t that should even MRS. ALICE RUSS SYKES. one, of . . . 1 f J. fight against an appearance politi I i Galveston, in' DaytonJ in, .several other of the owners of the famous old Rttss cal high-handednes- s. House in San Francisco, is a visitor Furnished ricari cities, out . of, ju$t such cj'isesgrew We've" come to a time in Hawaii in Honolulu. She will make a tour 7 j Fivetcofumn 6f Carranzistas were converg- - : ;cn-can- oi er when political bosses can't boss. 1563. Wilder a ve. (servants), .3 Bedrooma:il&.- ana cuy-mauag- lorras o gov The of the islands before returning to her ing on Yillaa few days ago, but if the censor real; Republicans are waking up to a home. :.t. Kmcrgencies forced upon the public sense of ac- ship .weren't so strict we should probably find their political duty and .. : .lizatioji,that the cities must be run tivity and our support should be given Fred Leigbtcn, city editor of the mat tney didn't converge last enougir to get to them. . Concord Monitor, and one of the old-.es- t Unfurnished :!.2 haphazards of politics but upon the It's our business to see that some newspaper men in years of service themselves within range. -- 1 : things are done 770 4 " '.' . 3J.5(J principles of business. . . here and not others. in New Hampshire, is dead. He was Kinau street i. If we do. there'll be no danger of hav- a charter member of New Hamp- Walal read (bet 7th and 8th aves) 15. v .100.00 , the " ' ever the tountry, towns and cities are ing ail our offices filled by outsiders, shire branch of the Sons of the Amer- 1317 Makiki st (reduced rent). 2 " .30.05-- ' ; city managers. The result has not been The dentists are saying that insanity is often who are ignorant of us and our needs. ican Revolution. 1877 Kalakaua ave .2 " . . 20 1675 (In " sozo-don- ts Kalakaua ave. rear) ..2 12.00 -t by the American tenet of popular partici-- n caused teeth. The sight of Teddy : 1675 Kalakaua ave. (April , IIM61 ...... 2 " . 25.00., self-governme- M - nt rea- ; in local On the cori-- y, certainly seem to affect Mr. Barnes' 1266 Matlock ave. 2 , 25.00 " . the removal of bossism, of political deals son unfavorably. Minneapolis Journal. 1225 Wilhelmina Rise n 2 12M ! grades and manipulations," has given the rs new interest in their government Charlie Chaplin gets $G70,000 a year under AT NOON r cr votes are polled than before proof his new contract; And still countless teachers ..elusive that more citizens are taking active tell countless young Americans that some day Twofinc Lots in Kaimuki - Saturday, April 1, 1916 rtn'n- their civic affairs. - v V;.' they may grqw up to be president ! FOR SALE It lis useless for Honolulu to expect to get - 9 ? 7 r The fine Mercer premises at Ocean View, Kaimuki, ( ven or live of its leading businessmen upon in "War Plot Labor. Circles Is ExpQscl,', cpsting $26,000; will be sold at auction at the rooms of i lie board of supervisors under the present sys- says a headline, but headlines about war plois At There; Jas. F. Morgan Company, Limited, Merchant Street. aBargain tem.! will be, very jgreat difficulty for no longercreate a sensation here. .' V ars to come to get them under any system of The rooms are all large, splendid sleeping accommo- 'iQood,t,jxr:land 'deiition yen' convenient to school ; opular voting unless they get outand play tbei dations, very attractive living room, dining room, etc4 - -- ; . A1Hes a and carline. ; day fa t together in ; Z Y f ;.ol.tieol game earnestly fine servants' quarters, garage, tennis court. . o- - i r and entitQ ..Afe1l y,ever C fronting l50feef oh AVaialae Road. But with a city manager whose .trains ;and oarisaJ,Quit Until AVe Stop.!' Seldom does the opportunity occur of securing a r xpertence make him worth $10,000 or $15,000 a splendid property like Nanea Villa at a figure much be- year a board of supervisors' made up' of the! so-call- ejl low the original cost. : average citizens ought to produce a good The Army and Navy forever in the hands

af-iair- of politicians. record; furthermore, men of large business sj ::ry Vcterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. could accept office on the board without Guardian Trust Gdmnnni Zj 1 j material third-ter- m a Zlzt'z, Zsniz, Real Eitate, Insurance. Phone 1203 sacrifice of time necessary for private Yuan isn't going to have any a '' ' Administrators Estate John T; r: . interests., :::': ""?""-- ' possibilities. RTATR-BUTXETT- HONOLULU K, WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 29; 191(1 nvnj

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II : 9 11 II II , II j iwuhi ouuiti i uuito " Jl . V J1L (From the Garden Island.) "QUALITY FIRST" A. I Dance Party for Lihue Young Folk. Mrs. Harold Truseotrs Unique riage to a young lady, but the laugh Fort Mason during the latter part of Miss Ella Winter. Lihue. enter- Luncheon at Makaweli. was turned on him when the visionary the month. Mrs. Bell will announce i SCHOFIELD SOCIETY tained a few of her friends at a very r Thef,17th of March. 1916, will for lady herself turned him down. the date shortly. S. F. Chronicle. enjoyable small dance last Friday, M v Ster-BaBct- i many day linger in the memories of Delightful refreshments were serv- J f Special ia Comssa4tal evenln t The bouse was very prettily come ed. Dr. Max Rothschild and Mrs. Roth SCHOnElJD BARRACKS, .March decorated for the occasion, refresh- those asked by Mrs. TruscoU t party for luncheon on that day to surprise The guests present exceeded a hun- child gave a dinner and box 29. Last Friday irrs. Ellen Jordan ments were served and the party tue opera Monday erening. TheSi bridge for eight The Blouses sur- dred in number. Cre the close of the entertained at broke up about 12:30. New her mother., Mrs. Hodge. The prise was perfect, the Irish worded gathering request was made that Ohlo- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel pivoting game was played for a num- Among those present were Mrs. Invitations, had. prepared the guests to ans in the city or its vicinity make Knight and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cheever ber of rubbers with the final high Omanney. Helen Kuhlmann, Erna, in Crepe de Chine Silks-late- st shades, extent, but not one of them themselves known to either the pre- Cowdin. San Francisco Argonaut. scores won by Mrs. Shed and Mrs. Hilda and Mary Maser, May. Henry certain. Jap- neatly trimmed in hand embroidery and had looked forward to such a sight sident of the club, C H. Buttolph. Jl Jl Jl Glassford. the prizes being dainty and Ernst Wedemeyer, Nell Moler. was No. 83 Merchant street, or to the sec- After a visit with Capt William anese work baskets. Cooling ices Harrison Rice, Judge Dickey, E. de as met their eyes when luncheon McKit-tric- hemstitching. announced. "The table was a tight for retary1, Mrs. I. S.. Weed on. No. 1717 Holmes McKittrick and Mrs. k and cakes were senred at the close Lacey, C. Maser, H. J. Carls, Misses the gods.'. The center held a large Bingham street. at Bakersfield, Mr. J. E. Beale of the afternoon. Present were Mes-dam- es Thelma Hopper. Martha Walters, N. green streamers .4 J J and Miwi Kathryn Harding of New Frederick Strcng. W. E. Shedd. Kuhlmann. Ella and Margaret Winter rose,' from which present In ' went to each cover, holding a little The Christmas Art Exhibit. York are visiting at Santa Henry Lantry, Clyde Crusan, Carl and Kathrine Coney; Mr. and Mrs. Argonaut. Boni- Ma- Irish hit with shamrocks as place Mr. E. W. Christmas. R. B. A., has Barbara. San Francisco True3dell. Charles Daly, John Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Winter. Mrs. wera much in kindly consented to kep his exhibi- Jl Jl - face, Pelham Glassford and the host- ser. Mr. Vincent William Wolters, C." A Fine Assortment of "tarda, The shamrocks D. Spreckels are evidence everywhere, even mounted tion of paintings and dwnlngs open Mr. and Mrs. John ess. Kuhlmann and others. ' Rear-Admir- and Mrs. , on- - glasses, the Irish until the end of this week. Honolulu entertaining Jl the lemonade Ve-neti- Gove on board yacht a. On Thursday morning of last week Military to Have Concert and Ball. canary hlrd : stood tranquilly on the is fortunate to be able to see the Ch8rles their work of so well known artists here. They sailed Tuesday for San Mrs. William Chitty and Mrs. Raw-se- n The 1st Battalion. 4th Infantry, table and even the pipe was i.ot left April Sport of companies Wiaists potato It is indeed a privilege and one that Diego, and during the months Warren were the complimented which consists of the Lihue cut, bet came served a la salad May and Mrs. Gove will quests very bridge company Kilauea, will give bed green. Before every picture loving person should and Admiral at the attractive and the at nestlggiin.a of S. F. Chronicle. given by concert so- leaving guest drew embrace. Among the well known be at Coronado. luncheon Mrs. Walter Short a grand and ball in Lihue tailored, with high neck, short sleeves, in the table' each may Jl Jl J Five small tables were placed In the cial hall on the evening of April 15, the decvcflon r little masters of the brush represented frrm tenier be named James Whistler, Robert Mrs. J. Franklin Bell was "at home" living room, at which during the for which tickets will shortly be fancy stripes of various colorings. , gift, and one of the guests got a Reid, N. A.. Gustav Wiegand, Ralph at Fort Mason last Tuesday to a num- morning hours a series of rubbers of black . eye. who enjoyed the object of ! ; Blakelock, Floyal Field, N. A, George ber of her friends, auction bridge were played, the final The this entertainment . a guess- After the delicious luncheon beautiful afternoon on the lawn. Mrs. being Mesdaraes Ca- will be to raise fuuds for certain Inci- K'fcl game .played with Ireland H. Smilie, N. A to say nothing of winners Edward ing was Mr. Bell entertained a number of guests rey, De Russy Hoyle. Henry lantry, dental expenses of the companies not foreground It aa aim-pl- y the achievements of Christmas much in the own canvases. Several pictures have at luncheon before the tea in the af- Charles Naylcr. I W. Pninty. The covered by anv money pew in sight splendid and followed by a game ternoon. San Francisco Chronicle, prizes were dainty cretonne cases for Equipment of various kinds, targets, eopn been purchased by local people and ,of can. a number of prospective buyers have March 19. the toilet table. Mrs. Warren and etc., are required, besides conveni- Mlddy Blouses Mrs. ; The guests aaked to meet Jl Jt J Mrs. Chitty were presented ences for the companies. "Hodge Bonbam, Miss D. made selections. It is an education attractive were Miss F. gave a din- guest prizes. ' The lovely flower, ca-den- a Some very fine talent has been en- Baldwin, Mrs. T. to see such a collection of pictures as Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Lee in Cotton Crepe, with colored stripes. Oliver. Mrs. B. D., Mr. Fonolu-lan- s even- used throughout listed in the program. Including musi- Hof-gaar- Christmas Is showing to ner the St. Francis Tuesday d'amor, ws the Grelg. Mrs. C. B, d. at Brandt. MrsvG. In the rooms over Castle & ing, having as their guests Mr. and charming decorations of the living cians and specialists, and an evening Mrs. and dining rooms. The large dining well worth while is j roniised every- Cooke's. Mrs. Bernard Ford, Mr. and t f .. .J..JtJ., .. J . Joweph O. Tobin and Mr. and Mrs. table was artistically decorated with body. tuckeye Club Meeting. In Hortcr of Visiting Shriners. Henry Clarence Bwden. Afterwards a basket holding long sprays of ha? Jl .The Buckeye 'Club was most, de- flowers, while on the cloth appeared Dance at Eleele. Popular lightfully evening To many of Honolulu's social set they occupied a box at the opera. Prices entertained last at and fraternal figures, the following Argonaut. in flat letters made from . the petals Saturday night's dance at Eleele Waikikl' home of Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco the " card has been sent: . Jl . of the cadena "Ron Voyage" and proved quite an enjoyable affair. ; Jl Jl (W. K Westervelt. . . ' gave din- "Aloha." At either end of the table About 35 couples, plus the usual num- - Aloha Temple Mrs William G. Irwin a i,- ;meetlng was Iri the na- wall-flower- s, The called . A. A. O. N. M. S. the initials of the guests of honor ber of attended. ner Tuesday evening at her home on ' ture of a farewell 'reception to those OaiTs of Honolulu guests were formed in the same manner. J are. shortly to Washington street Her were of; the members wha request the pleasure of your company Mrs. Alexander Garceau, Mrs. Joseph Those who enjoyed this very delight- Mrs. K. C Hopper and son. Glen, for the mainland : ' Mr. and Mrs. party George Bai- leave for Honolulu today from where VHITNBY 'leave !' at a B. Crockett Mrs. Russell J. Wilson ful were Mesdames &MARSHLtd W, A' Bowen; who return to Ohio for ley, Pillow, they will depart for California on the - . Reception and Dance and Mrs. William S. Tevis. After- Chalmers Hall, Jerome B y--- ome months stay; Mr. and Mrs.1 C. I Day, Che- Great Northern, which sails April 4. j . . in hdhour of the. John Fair, Clarence Robert "go ' California to wards they' occupied a box at " Dickey, who to Imperial Potentate J.. Putnam Stevens opera. San Francicco Argonaut ney, John Boniface, Swift Martin, Mrs. Hopper is taking her son to "makethelr home there for, a time; .; ...a--. : : and Party Frank Keefer, Roland Gaugler, Wil- southern California tor his health. Ch'fl bTalfi army." who Jl Jl Jl ; And Scott oflhe oh ; Monday, April;tbe third - f v liam Nalle, Charles Lloyd. William They will be absent from the Islands -- 3 eta la aonatteffHftWtM Mexican ' nineteen hundred and sixteen The infant son of Lieut. Fran McCleave, Henry Lantry, De Russy about four months. lines? 'v...''. Moana Hotel Davis Pryor and Mrs. Pryor was chris- Hoyle, L. W. Prunty, Charles Naylor, j St. church. Flirt on the program last evening eight thirty P. M. tened Sunday at Luke's Edward Carey, Pelham Glassford and Col. De la Vergne, who has spent All tlie Tourists are Delighted with was Che address of welcome by the j Jl Jl The sponsors were Mrs. Edgar Wil- Miss Stella Mayer. several weeks) with relations and host,' Mr. WestervelL In the line of Dr. Joseph Toner, a family con- son, Mies Dorothy Ward, Capt Philip Jt friends on Kauai, will leave next Sat- responses first wat Chaplain Scott In nection of the late Augustus E. Mur- Andiews, U. S. N., and Lieut. Vance Mrs. Elvid Hunt of the 1st Infantry urday for his home in California. ; - iii't answer to the request made of him, phy) Is a Honolulu visitor, coming Chapline, U. S. N. San Francisco was hostess on Friday afternoon for J - go- two-week- Argonaut the chaplain said that he was not for a s stay. - all the little children of the 1st In- Makawell school teachers had a H ing" from Hawaii; . that he had not j Jl Jl Jl fantry, entertaining In honor of her very enjoyable swimming party at the Ask those who have been there. Come? to Hawaii, but was sent, so he Mj. Gordon 'A. Campbell of Chicago Mrs. Latham McMullin gave a small guests. Rose and Ben McClel-la- n, Pakala landing Friday evening. house-gue- was iiot going from Hawaii, but was Is the st of Mr. John Hind, luncheon, followed . by bridge, Monday who, with" their mother, Mrs. Rates, $3.50 day, $21 week - ' Jl a a . 'being, sent Hawl plantation, on the island of Ha- at the Francisca Club. Her guests Benjamin F. McClellan, had been - Misses Wood of Huleia spent the : ' K. 30 Mrii Dickey responded to the call waii, for a few days. were Mrs. Augustus Taylor, Mrs. guests of Mrs! Hunt during the .time week-en- d with Tickets via 0. R Anto road, . - friends amen? the upon him by referring- to per-'sona- l' '., Frederick W. McNear, Mrs. Henry the Fort Shafter troops were in the Wells-Farg- o - made j j J teachers at Makawell. " Co. miles, fair condition " ' " army life, which Mrs. Alexander Garceau gave a Mrs. Eugene Murphy, field. The gues'ts were , . experiences in Foster Dutton. Katherlne Jt '" ' ": ji; ; 'led to civil war days. , luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Mrs. William H. Taylor, Jr., and Mrs. Greacen, Barbara" Lowe, Frank Cru- Postoffice,' Hafeiwa . . ?' tick ' ' Miss Esther Hofgaard, of Waimea, ; j by telling the t Argo- san, Nancy Mr Bowen responded Jamos W.;r.Keeney.rSan Francisco H4ry H. Scott San Francisco and. Elizabeth Sorley, has : undergone ah operation for ap- Club some of the. many Teasons he Argonaut naut George and Edward Kumpe, Marga-- ' " ' ;? pendicitis. . ( i . ' Ohio ret Dickie .):a4 i :r going back to for a vialt Jl Jl Jl Hartnett Janda, Jane Announcement wa made by the ceed with Its car building plans for '. V suggestions -- Mrs any Duenner, Roddy, and a doing this gave MaJ gen. J. Franklin Bell and In honor of Judge Mrs. William and David Sears, Mrs. J. H. Bole of Eleele is spending Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona that 1918. and that It is experiencing great fcs a Ohloans Bell gave . Friday night at H,f-Hun- t of Washington, D.- - Mr. Clara and Charles Leonard, ; to tttS club Itself band of a dinner C Charlie a few weeks In the city.- - .. ,.. it needs 25,000 tons of steeli to pro-- difficulty In obtaining supplies. - ' Mid-Pacif- ic ' f Bonesteer, '.' locat- here In i' ' their home at Fort Mason. San Fran- and Mrs. Norman Llvermore enter: Jane and Brother RJce. , , i ' ' ' "''-- - :' Ji ('tt 0 -- many, , . . f . evening. . t Mri.' Bowen ikve-- pleasing cisco Argonaut... f. ,i talhed at dinner. Thursday 'facts 'with reference to early days In j Jl Jt The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lieut and, Mrs. James Chaney of 'the fmaking of the Buckeye state." Mr." and Mrs. Henry Clarence Bree-- Parmelee Eells, Mr. and Mrs.v Barn-ab- jt the 25th infantry gave a charming ofTtha musical numbers rendered den will be dinner hosts this evening C. Ccnrad, Mr. and Mrs. Frank p. dinner on FrldaV evening, 'entertain- . t A. T rt ' was &rat a piano duet (two. piaQs).4 at theirhom --f a BWIngaTne.-Sa'- i Deering and - Mr., and Mrs Charles ing for eight' preceding tie hop at by I rs. weaterveu.-.an- a j FrancWeoArgoriiutJi, V SUtson Wheeler. San Francisco Ar- the. 25th Infantry Cfub. The .table a beautiful selection and1 one ;;. 'Jl J T gonaut was daintily decorated In rode tones, ' (.. mosfiklllfully rendered. Also a piano Mrs. Edgar F. Preston gave v jt ji a silver bowl of rose colored asters 0- - Hi; y MacPherson. 1 luncheon complimentary to Mrs. Louis Mrs. Schuyler Heim gave a bridge making a centerpiece arbund which 'solo i Mrs. 1 ; ti business session oi tne ciud H. Long of Santa Barbara on Friday. party last Saturday In honor of Mrs. were grouped four silver ' candle- fifas xceptlonally brief. San Francisco Argonaut Richard tKeiran, who is visiting here sticks bearing rose tinted shades'. : given by Mrs. from Norfolk, Va. Among the guests Covers were placed for Capt and f A I citation was then Jl Jl Jl ' iMr." w; PFcller; Mri and Mrs, Wil were "Mrs. John M Elllcott,- - Mrs. Mrs. Augustine Mclntyrei Mrs. John Sale of J. Great tTnnip.r,. The, man-- ; llam A, Magee, Mr C. K. Bonestell, Franklin D. Karns, Mrs. U. R. Webb, D. Burnett; Capt Alexander MacNab, llfetThe Soldier - ner i.i which this wfe presented .made Jr; Miss F. C.Lbwnndr Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. .Robert Hillfard, Mrs. .Theodore Capt and- Mrs. Pelham.' D.'5 Glassford re-igre- tt See, Mrs. Jasper Howard and f Mrs. and Lleutl' an'Mrs? Chaney.' . it Irf pressiveiy reWtlo; nd all F. E. Booth are among' the San Fran d the approaching, lateness cisco people at Del Monte. San Fran Ralph Pope. San Francisco Argo that A very giv- ' i hour precluded a persistent en--t cisco Argonaut. nant attracttveiohcheon was ,fi' of thi '"' ' - ; ' - Jt Jl en by Mrs, Walter Frank on Friday, core.? ' . Jl Jl - Jl Mr. Philip Pascb .1 entertained at r when she entertained :ior 12. The . '. I' i V Oni of the live members of the club Mrs. Russell Canfield, a cousin of v dinner-danc- e table was .is RTEtambe'ii He surprised the Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, will give a mu-sica- le Saturday evening iu decorated with lavender REMNANTS ; honor of Miss Madge Wilson and Dr. and pink asters. 'Covers were placed . club Itself by openly proposing mar at tht commandant's home at Chester Moore. - His guests were also for Mesdames Samuel L. Falson. Guy ' G. Palmer, Louie A. Living- ' I Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Harwood, Mr. Beard, - and Mrs. Hush Fairlie, Miss Marian ston Watrous, Thomas L. Crystal, the : i Huntington, Miss Lillian Whitney, Mr. Misses O'Neill and Babcock. Mrs Marcus Whitney, Mr. v Alfred Hum- Hugh Wise, Miss Dorothy Palmer and phrey and Mr. Robert Porter. San Mrs., Harris and Mrs. Flower from for TWO DAYS, March 31st. and Francisco Argonaut New York...... ' Jl. Jl J !.. ' " -- Lieut and Mrs. Charles C. Soule A moonlight picnic which was a April 1st. have been at the Somerton Hotel for very jolly and enjoyable affair took ':- ' several days. .They, came down from place on Monday of last week, the Mare island Tuesday and have been party motoring to Waimea beach in the Incentive. for numerous informal time for 'supper. The party Included !' social affairs. Lieut J. W. W, Cum-min- g the Misses Carrie and Esther Mc-Maho- n, of Mare island Is also a guest at Mrs. John D. Burnett Mrs. t ' : the Somerton and entertained a few Joseph Janda, Capt Leonard and ? friends at the opera Thursday even- Lieuts. Roy N. Jones, V. V. Enyart, Thousands of shdrtrlengths of I 1 V,.V ing. San Francisco Chronicle. James Ulio, John Simmons and John Ji D.Burnett X JA-- F Jt Ji The gala event of the week was the Jl - C E Phone 4066 Fashion Show given Monday night at A delightfully informal dinner was White Goods, Colored Dress f. Recreation Center. Society gave1 its given on Thursday evening by Mrs.' stamp of approval to the . if fair-- by Robert. Sears, who later entertained st turning: out en masse. . All of the her guests at the "movies." Present Sun-Fa- boxes were occupied and many de were Mesdames George Kumpe, Paul Goods, Cretonnes, 'SVSfe 50c Quart Brick" lightful . little dinner parties preced- McCcok. E. H. Hartnett, Clyde Cru- ed, the . programme. Mr. and Mrs. san, Charles H. Rice, Bjard Sneed F. F. Peabody were hosts at a dbner and Fred Pitts. Materials, Laces, Embroideries, given for their house-guest- s, the Oli- Jl ver Dennet Grovers of Chicago. !r. On the. same evening Lieut, and and Mrs. V. Everit Macy entertained Mrs. Robert Harbold were entertain- Ribbons, Etc., down to F Liv- marked - a party of friends at El Mirasol. 'Oth- ed at dinner by Lieut and Mrs. - er box holders were Mr. and Mrs. ingston Watrous. Mrs. Harbold has Henry E. Bothin, Mrs. Chatfield-Tay- - recentlv returned to the post after a H. Hopkins, Mrs. visit of some weeks with her parents lor, Mrs. Charles prices that will effect a quick - . ,' Cling ton B. Hale, Mrs. Lorenzo John on the coast. - : ; 'A son. Mrs. Felton Elklns and Frederick Jl :. X Exam The hostesses for the evening at the v i : :-- . W. Leadbetter. San Francisco : : .y iner. 2oth Infantry hop last Friday were clearance.

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7 DC Honolulu Stock Exchange Hi) m a IL WVdhesda-'- . TarcV 23. i IfYou e! Planning tJli,. US' 1 MERCANTILE. H Ak Are a Trip V0 Alexander & IJaidwin. Ltd wliother a srwC vacation or" 'ah oxterulfsl tonr, a few yp 10 VIEWS OF C. Brewer & Co 'cnt a lay will jiall care-fre- e NO CHANGE IN HOUR Si CAR. you to travel with a M Lwa Plantation Co :!2 v. inirwl. FATHER ROUGfER M'CyLLOCH l OF GREAT NORTHERN WILL Haiku Sugar Co Lvt n oxl.vin t you in OWNERS 0 RAWS Hawaiian Agricultural Co. full the adantas of an ARRIVAL, SAY AGENTS - Hawaiian C & S. Co. .. 4l- AKTXA Turits I aLrnirt policy ami its. slight cost. Hawaiian Sugar Co iinh-mnilif- s BUYS SCHOONER; "S j? Y x a ." a a a S is r a a ri a CONVOY THETIS Ifonokaa Susar Co It you against loss fniu fins theft, etc., K 5 Market Foltows Rising Scale. iionomu Sugar Co. . in custody of Hailrontl. Kxpress Company, Steamship, "So far as we know, th Great a ... Hutchinson S. Plant Co ;2S Cluhhon-o- Northern will arrive here cx- - a With Buyers Forced to Ad- Hotel or . anywhere in the world. at Kabuku Plantation Co . . actl 1Q o'clock Friday moniine. a HERE vance to Meet Sellers Krkaha Sug- -r C'o C011 a her bcheduled tinie," says Fred TO MAINLAND a Koloa Husar Co...... Castle & L. VValdron. j I., a , CookeLtd. resident of Fred v.v-.- Thp ri.-'in- s - .McBryde Sugar Co . Ltd a Waldron. L.td.. local scents of a market in Sueur.-- for the General Insurance Agent"7 the 4 week ending A.'arch IT is analyzed as Oahu Sugar 'o :;4-v- lln, today, relative to the an- - a Fathor Emanuel Iii.t;?.r, 'K'n;? of Tliat the coat guari cutter K-i- c . Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd i : a hy follows in the S iar Marke t .t Christmas' Island," M f ncmceraent yesterday convoy - oarniff to will tb grrmi The of Nevers A- ('allaehan. :' Wall Onomca Sugar Co 00 a the would a con-jtre- build a maiifion on his jo ".srspions, Shriner? U'at the boat tis to San Fr.iTi'lsco. is the nrws tt Paauhau S. Plant. Co... sclfi'ioner-yaeh- 11 a and recently purr-haHe- the t not errlve tttitll because the in a aixetEram just received1 ltt.", a of departure a tain'! stronsf and active market hit Pat if. c Sugar Mill Ysabel May at Vancouver. The time from Hiio had tjy ( niJt, I. II. Urown. commander of Co fo- - 1 prevailed ttinmahout the past week Paia i'lautation 2;' a leea set o'clock Friday a Tlic-tls-. Thrifty Women trim orSrft dropped anchor in San the and on coiiijar; ti vely small transac- Pepeekeo St'gar Co Alexander bay, Marc morning Instead of midnieht v. i si Francisco h 2, according to The Thc:tH make the voyage to tions mad' cu a sharply sale Pioneer Mill Co 4U--- the Examiner, and (should call at Ho- "The Creat Northern can leave Kan own ii'iii a Francisco uriifer lier tower. the vai'.ie of (.'ubax for pronnif. as well San Carlos Mill. Co.. Ltd. Xino times out' of ton' Hilo at l Fridaj morning and ' nolulu roidp time next month. It is undfrstocd that the reason the 'ja.--s :;4 . a. get here by 10 o'clock easily, a as for April ami Mav shipments, Waialra Agricultuia.1 Co & went - j tin tl money The yacht from Vancouver to .Mcf'ullwli has lcen ordered to con- 4 4 s woiiumi are :3 She has been doint? that mnnt of a ajv?nced fn.ni 14 to uis: Wailuku Sugar Co San Francisco to have an auxiliary voy tile Thetis io the mainland la & t. i a t X the time since she started on the a dee. c f.Yxwc m u&in of .:lc. MISCELIW'KOl S. savers of ho familv. Thov engine Installel and to take on the that th" latter vessel has a crankshaft frfjm & Honolulu ' ma, says Mr. Wal- - the closintr "'.rices r.f last week. Haiku F. P. Co. Pfd.. Baldwin owner. ' which mods extensive repairs, and (jf havo learned the triek of ta. dron. "The plan of leaving Hilo a Sales of Cnlwis niarle at the cioso Haiku F. & P. Co., Com. . Once en board the schooner, the which might give trouble during a 4 - U an hour late has been talked of, last week at tor .March and Hawaiian Electric Co.. 2h Umltsd- making one dollar tlo the customs men on 9-- frund themselves a long voyage. The McCulloch will go April t'. 4 tic. 4 41 " but to the best of our knowledge, a shipments refiners and Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. combination-'- of yacht and freighter. along to tow Uie in a ! Work of two in buy ins:, Jt a Thetis cas1 of basis deg. c. & l. to operator "'Io R. ,R. Co, Prd Aft there was a new house with. an. it will not Chang the hour of brrskdown. Factors it; arrival at Honolubt." V cleaned the market of all oiferings at lii.'o R. K. Co., Com .so Sugar ami of setting the other rnate suite of three cabins and a.t " Ji!?t when the Mcf'uHoch will arrive ad- - top' M, The local agents are anxious these iiricea ami while holders had Hon. P. 51. Co.. Ltd.. . Commission Merchants in- bath room, served from a tank on hero is not state ! in cable, it 4 dollar aside for that the but vanced their asking prices to VS.'. Hon. Gas Co.. Ltd 11"-- of the house. h to have the liner arrive here at a is believod . X tjfual a' she h;s either left San for Cubas in all jiositionr. thi-- prico Hon. R. T. & L. Co Insurance Agents evitable "rainy day." But forward of the main mast the her time, because she hai Francisco or will and "a; a" leave within a few was not obtainable generally until 'he Inter-h,!an- d -- gal- a large cargo to tnload and a S. .'av. Co.. schooner was all for cargo. The days. The Thetis will finish taking ti- For these women we "H' one to sa announcement on T"cvri:v if Mutual Telephone Ci ley was perch f d in a round house so larsrr j,ct tbcard, that 275 tons cji coal tonight in prepara- i every opsiblc additicna! mrkiTig a weekly Cuban fig'.'ri". Oahu R. & L. Co have provided a private; called tecavse . It Is scuarej just voyage : aft "a tion for the to the coast, and cable Cuban receipts Agents for the hour here is needed. ''The sLowins Pahang Rubber Co ami writing foremast v will be ready to steam when the Mc- nearby :!0.l0(, tons less than last week Tanjong Olok Hawaiian Commercial A 8xx convenient The Ysabel May is loaded with a Culloch arrives. Rubber Co. 32 g g g X and only 32.50;1 tens expoit.s north of BONDS. room, with stationery, cargo of building materials shipped la 3 E S X S S S 5TS K 3 Dr. L. E. Hooper, Co. who has been the Hatteras, was the signal for a firmer Han?akua Ditch Co. Vancouver. There are about , 39,000 Thetis' surgeon, .j t'.s... Haiku Sugar Company. phone, ote. We invite, been relieved feeling on the i art of holders and tile tit? feet of bricks, furniture and every di'ty ship Hawaiian Irr. Co. frcm on the and assigned incentive for buying both cn the i a:t Pala Plantation. to make use of it. thing building ; of .a HARBOR NOTES Haw. Ter. 4';, Rtd. 1!' TOT for the mansion to the. office of Dr. F. E. Trotter, chief of refiners and operators, and al- Maui Agricultural Company Sot Father Rongier. ; quarantine Hooper Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s.. - . officer. Dr has k ... though a speculator obtained one Haw. Ter. Hawaiian Sugar Company. Faster Than All e Them. been with the Thetis since June sniall parcel of Cubas for April ship- 4s BANK OF HAWAII, LTD. im Haw. Ter. 3Va', . Company The Ysabel Mar was built Nova IS 13. and has worked with public !V. c;. f. Kahuku Plantation The Matsonia moved from Pier 15 the ment at 4 basis de?. & P.. R. 6 Ave years ago, ., Hilo Co. issue Scotia She sailed in health service while ship 'has been McBryde' Sugar Co.. Ltd. . Merchant. to Pier 19 at noon today. th" and reamers secured about 2".'i,j basis 1U01 Cor. Fort and those Just long enough to show in pert. March-Apri- ...... of Cubas for l shipment at Kahulul Railroad Company 3 Hillo R. R. Co. Ref & her he?lf5 to tb fishing fleet and then . B this basis, no further supars for any boty-L- l In sealing. Next mail for San Francisco will Extn. Con. Gs 6.) Kauai Railway Company. was Vancouver for position appean-- to l.o ivailable at She earaa the Horn, sealing leave at 4 Tuesday afternoon in the Hcaokaa Sugar Co. . Kauai Fruit & Land Co., 1X1 rrir:3 the 4 c. basis. After a local refiner the south nn1 two , years ago Great Northern." EVERY CABIN ON Hon. Gas Co., Ltd., f,s. ci.t. had paid 4 11 l ie. basis 9fi dez. c. & f. Honolua Ranch. Trlttoh Columbia Just when Hon. R. T. & U Co. ; . ior, rrachol of .WtO of n' '' busi- At 8: 40, this morning the oil ship for one small parcel bass Ry. Co. Cs 101 '' ' the neaiing laws rut her out of May buyer Kauai ':,'l'jff'1,",, r, Clyde Gaviota, Cubas for shipment, found ness. There she lay until Father Rou-Pic- Falls of sailed for after McBryde Sugar Co. "m. necessary to rai.se their bids to ' " looking for a combination yacht discharging her oil cargo here. it Mutual Telephone 5s luG ' " 1 - j HILL VESSEL 4 91 dig. & f. to obtain and trading schooner, bought her. IS 34c. basis c. Oahu R. & L. Co. " 5 any sugars. At o'clock yesieraay afternoon the Oahu S. Co. 6s (redem-abl- e FIRE INSURANCE "This price of 4 was first paid Matson steamer . Lurline left San at 103 at maturity) lOSVi 109 Honolulu for May shipment Cubas. then for LIMITED Francisco. She is due here Tuesday Olaa Sugar Co. 6 103 10r OF OIL morning. BOOKED April shipment and finally for prompt SKIPPER and March shipment the total sales at Pacific G. & F. Co 103 , THE 230-3W- Pacific Sugar Mill Co., 6s daylight Monday T. K. K, this basis aggregating about At the San Carlos Mill Co. 6 Dillingham tMutt K; N. Letters f liner Tenyo Maru will arrive from; COg bags including 5000 tons of Cubas B. F. Co. It Every stateroom in first-cabi- n purchased by an operator in Cuba San Francisco. She steamed at QOon the at Hefween Boards: Sales: SO, 150 LIMITED. Credit and Travslsrs Checka and second-cabi- n accommodations of 4.70c. to 4,75c. basis 96 deg. c. & f., ii;:er dims yesterday. 50, 220 Olaa, 100, 25. 25, 55 Olaa throughout the Is sold York, which were in an ex- 17; General Aoents for Hawaii: available worhLj the Great Northern out for the New used 200, 50, 80, 85, 20. 100 Mc until ii jp ui intr uig uuvr w oau rraii- - change with a local refiner for granu- Company off A capacity cargo, 52 passengers and Bryde.t; 13 ; 20, 5 McBryde. 13 ; 25,50, Atlas Assurance Cisco leaving 4 export to U. K. Further out- 78 hags of mail, left here yesterday here at next Tuesday lated for o McBryde, 13 10, 70, 50 Oahu Sug London, New York. UnderwrlV afternoon, local agents, right purchases of fair sized blocks of Wash- for San Francisco on the Matson the Fred L Co., 105 Ewa. 33; 75 Waia- - era' Agency; Providence export and disappoint- 34; - Waldron, Ltd., say today. refined for the ington Insurance Co..- - -- steamer Manoa. lua, 33; .50 H. C. & S. Co., t This means 440 persons will leave ment of refiners having been - 49; Stangenwald Building. mm anot. 7.- Pioneer, 50 Hon. B. & M 4th floor Cable Transfer on the liner when she steams on able to secure a greater quantity of 46; Combining honey-- ; Capt William : R. Foster, harbor out Co 18; ;50, 50, 10, 25 Hon Tt. & M business and au voyage, be 4 c. basis caused them to become master, will dock the Great Northern her revoir not to seen Co, 5 O. & f moon, Capt. J. F Smith, master of again sea more anxious as buyers and although 18; R. L. Co., 155; at Lowest Rates 6,' berth, 11 here until the winter travel Inter-Islan- d the Standard OH steamer A. F. Lucas, at PJer her usual at they'.ralsed their bids no sellers could S. Nav. Co., 201. MORGAN C0 LTD. o'clock Friday morning.' son begins in November or Decem Session, 10, 50 LFJ is coming here on his boat, on his 4 c. basis 96 Sales: McBryde, - room on steamer be found at less than STOCK BROKERS wedding trip.' - ber. There is the 11000 O R. & L. 5s, 106; 100 first-cabi- n deg. t. which only 13; Next Francisco, Los for 360 and 80 second, and c. & at basis Information Furnished and Leans "Capt. Smithvsays the Examiner mail from San March-Apr- il McBryde, 134; 50, 50, 25, 25, 25, 10 rooms now, bags Cubas for !V"'. : Angelas and Hilo will arrive in the all th. are taken. Co., ' " Mads. of, March 21, ""has been known for 0, Oahu Sugar $1000 Kauai . Monday the local agents received shipment and about bags for 34; years on- - the waterfront as a con Hill liner Great Northern, at 11 Ry. 6s, 101 ; 10, 15 Oahu Sugar Co.. Merchant Street Star uldlit Friday morning. a wireless from the San Francisco March" thiproent were available, the .: Phon 1572; i finned bachelor. But yesterday morn o'clock ba- 15, 35, 50 Honokaa, 40, Co office releasing 24 staterooms for, the remaining holders Insisting on 4c. 34; C. Brewer a - 9; Ing at the home of Mrs. George Bunt- sis 96 deg. c. & f. for additional Cubas 15, 15, 30, 35 Rwa, 32; 50 Hon. B Z& y;. opitrai by customs In- return voyage. These were all snapped (Umitad) ; ,lng, 64 Regent street, Oakland, there The seized iK & M. Co., 20; 15 Paauhau, 28; 5 Kwa -- in all positions. was a wedding. Miss Lenora Beatrice spectors Monday afternoon when O. up Within a short time, so that now FOR RENT Is no space Some state An ontpbrt refine paid 5.40c. basis 32. Electricity, gaa, screens In houses. Pole, Mrs. Bunting's niece, nd Capt. Nord man, porter of the Sonoma, tried there left very ill StjGAR. FACTORS 96 deg. c, I. New iYork early -- i X ' - rooms, however, may given up 2 bed room . : smuggle in, Is in custom- be be Neat house; Mi . Smith were married. to It the in week f'for one small parcel of Latest sugar quotation: 96 degrees COMMISSION MERCHANTS w tween now and sailing time by per the New furnished cottage; $20 "There , was a edding breakfast, house vaults.' test, 5.917 eta, or $1 18.34 per ton. - ' sons deciding to stay over. Those on Porto Rlcos for March shipment, but bouse; fine location; $25. SKIPPING AND INSUR- and then the bridal couple went the firmness of holders of these ANCE AGENTS aboard the liucas in Richmond harbor Sugar awaiting shinment on Kauai the waiting list , will be given , the rooms left vacant by persons cancell-- sugars in aympathy with the advanc- and started out to sea on their honey Is reported by Purser Henry Kaipo of ing tendency of Cubas resulted in an gar J. H. SCHNACK . 41,000 Ing their reservations between now moon Mrs. Smith Is a young woman the Maul to include bags of advance to 5.64c, which was paid by Su 5.917cts 842 Kaahuman St. Telepehone 3623 - Makee, 1500 or and Tuesday of striking beauty. She confessed of Kilauea and 15,000 local refiners for bags of FORT ST,' HONOLULU, T. H. engage- Llhue. . after th6 wedding that the March-Apr- il shipment although very Porto Rlcos for Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co ment kept oulet, had and finally, at the close of the week MEAT MARKET GROCERY Inter-Islan- d ar- 4 been of several .months duration. The steamer Maul VESSELS TO AND 5.70c. basis 96 deg". c, I. New York Standard Oil rived at 5:20 morning wind- t. "And all that time this from " was paid by an outport refiner for a Msmbsra Honolulu 8teK and Bond and Director! : Company officials were still address ward Kauai. Her passengers, were FROM THE ISLANDS ; Exchange. Llat of Officers cargo of Porto Ricos clearing the first PHONE 345! BISHOP. ..President ing Capt Smith as Mr. Bach."" 20 cabin and 15 deck. Inward freight of April. Port and Merchant ttrsta E. P. 4951 Wireless to Merchants' week ' TalepWona V included sacks of . Grove Farm weekly on Tuesday from 1209 C Q. YEE HOP A. CO. O. H. ROBERTSON...... i "The cable sugar, 49 - ; i p ' MILLION and sundries. txenange.) 134,039 tons .Vice-Preside- nt aid THIRD OF IS Cuba reported receipts of Dr. Trotter says today, or in the size Manafef 1 S3 grinding, as com IN ORIENT ' SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, March and Centrals of the structure.' The reason for mov- K. IVERS Secretary OFFERED Late Saturday afternoon or Sunday pared to 121,000 tons and 174 Centrals . American-Hawaiia- n, 5 ing Is . . . STEAMER morning the 28, p. m., str. Lurline for Honolulu corresponding date it back that the harbor i to be B. A. R. BOSS. .Treaaurer FOR SMALL HILO March 28, 7 p. m., at work at the last deepened and widened this point steamer Texan Is expected from San Sailed, str. year. Today, 185 Centrals are in op- at Q. R. CARTER...... Director Francisco. Sunday Mexican San Francisco. Bids for dredging this part of the har- Shanghai and Kobe with morning is the for eration and the weather Is favorable. H. COOKE.'...... Director Bound for of-fle- e bor will be opened in May the IL S. a probable time of arrival, the local Radio Messages. The refined market has followed at 2700 tons cf general freight the North ; Engineer's office. 79 Merchant J. fU QALT...... Director believes. s - STR. GREAT NORTHERN arrives it which re v the strength of raws. While the do Blue-prin- ts Pacific steamer Yucatan, v from San Francisco, via Hilo, Fri and specifications for the B. A. CQ0KE .Director to San Francisco from the Ori mestic demand has only been fairlj quarantine turned The lumber Mary day, 10 a. m.; passengers, 300; mai wharf . removal contract . .V.' . .Director 18, has again sailed, from schooner E. active, still the export orders placed A. GARTLET. . ent March is due the middle -- of next week 260 bags; freight, 2000 tons. can be obtained from the office of the MAT..V; the coast, and la scheduled .to arrive during the week probably aggregate public health service on Allen street D...... Auditor from Port Townsend "With lumber for Sighted. i 40,000 suff- "here-nex-t Tuesday, April 4. over tons. This buying waj near Fort, April Dr. CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD;' Allen & Robin Bon. The schooner He-len- e j Off Barber's Point, 12:30 p. m. to- after l, Trotter According to the Examiner, the Yu icient-to cause all refiners to advance announces. "Bids", will - be opened at Importers left Port Townsend 4 days day, Japanese collier, bound in. , nf test lumber and bulldin atan is under charter to Swayne & after their list prices IP points early In tbe Office 3 the Foster and, i following her close- the at o'clock the afternooa of materials.' Prices low, and we gift Hovt for six months and It Is under- week to 6.75c. less 2er cent and later May 1. : ' will also take 80 tons of freight out four order prompt attention whether In gives ly.: 15 points i to 6.90c. less .2 per cent stood that a provision it that She will probably sail about 3 o'clock arre or small. We hnve built, hun-- firm first chance ,tou buy the vessel quoted by all interests except the Fed BISHOP & CO. : ly Friday and treds of houeses In city per- period. It was Getting Teady for her regular afternoon for Vancouver e. u. uo. wno aavancea zt points this with during the chartering : eral fect yon tnzifa .voyage to Midway Fan-aln- g Victoria. 2 per close satisfaction. It want to BANKERS reported that while the vessel was 1n and to 7c less cent At the of tonsult ns. the on Its last trip an Offer Islands with supplies - for the the week the domestic demand has Pay 4 yearly on 8avln tta, Orient station, No radio had been received down close to $300,000 was-mad- for the cable the Commercial Pacific slackened bot the export inquiry still compounded twice Cable Company's schooner to noon today by Castle & Cooke from boat by Japanese firm. . ' Flaurence continues with no granulated available Annually. a j the T. K. K. South American liner mm ; '." Ward is at Pier 10 today; She is for export at less than fc. f. o. b. in 1 Seiyo TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Wil-helmin- Maru. steamer left San a, sailing next week. The bond. . Arrival of the Matson steamer Ori- 22, San Francisco for Honolulu and the The trading in options has reached from here March at ent ago Monday, nine WANTED. Frp.ficisco yestrrdav. Is renorted, The Shoshoyoko, a shipping and a week and is a total of 92,500 tons for the week. coaling days out today. THE YOKOHAMA 8PECIC firm of Tokio, is reported to Closing quotations today are: March Ladles' outfitter or hairdresser to BANK, LIMITED. be preparing to place at 4.74c. 4.77c, April 4.78c. 4.81C, rent small store; good ; low ' least four . location . V : The dredge B. . F. Dillingham has '. freighter "on the run between the May 4.82c. 4.83c, July 4.86c. rent Phone 5165. 6435 2t ...45,000,000 f -- 1 completed dredging that part of the Capital robscribed' Orient and the United States. The 4.88c, and September 4.92c. 4.94c." Capital ptld up...... 30,C0O,C00 AUDlTXGwPANY line will, compete with the T. K. K.. harbor near the marine railway. This HELP WANTED. O. S. K., and N. Y. K. finishes all the present harbor-dredgin- g Wanted Reserre tnnd ....,..0,000,000 I contracts aWarded by the federal Assistant marker. Apply French 8. AWOKI, Local MarArger government. dredging con- Laundry. King st. 6435 4t Cal Stone will be succeeded by H. Another BIDHDIilED HOME INSURANCE CO. CF HAWAII, i A. Jackson as general traffic manager tract for work near the quarantine LTD. gov- FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ..;,: HAWAIIAN TRUST of the Great Northern Pacific Steam station is to be. awarded by the 91 KING STREET. CORNER ORT. 0 624 BETHEL STREET ship Company, effective Saturday ernment In the near future. Double couch bed with springs and CO, LTD. I goes . April L Mr. Stone to St Paul mattress, clean and In first-clas- s to become pasbenger traffic manager Recommendations that every Ger- I condition. Phone 4165. 643521 Carries on a Trust i of Great Northern Railway.. man whip tied dp for more than a BASKEARY - . P. O. Box 446. Telephone 2035 the ' year be reversed at its moorings, to FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES. w Beautiful South Sea Bas- Business In II It - At 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon the neutralize magnetic deviations, are kets just received. HA- branch. Sujsestiont given for aJmplify Matson steamer: Matsonia, in ' yester made by the German shipping paper Furnished house by the beach, ren WAII & SOUTH SEAS Hansa. Several of the German ships free to nice couple if they board CURIO CO., Young Bldg. Ina or systematizing office day from San Francisco, will sail for r Hilo to discharge cargo and ? load new in port were reversed some time young lady, two meals per day "Buy on Bishop Street" work. All business confidential. - FOR sugar.; She will "return . Sunday by Capt- William R. Foster, har- Bids on the removal of the quar 6435 tf SALE Wednesday arbormaster, to avoid trouble from this mi $2000-- hous on Matloci morning and "sail next antine wharf and station from their - moaning 10 San source: f V; :.'': ave., nr. ikoi; 50x85; modern con- at for Francisco. i' present location on the mauka side of "Concrete for Permanence" property Conducts ail classes of Audits Quarantine Island, to a point a little veniences. Thia has to be four-maste- d square-rigge- d solj a sacrifice to close an estate, and investigations and furnishes A aailbr was washed overboard from r The first more than 300 feet south of where Ring up J. Duggan, phone 1874, 174 S at Reports on all kinds of finan- - 17, ship seen in the islands in ir.any years King, for concrete work. whose owner refused $3500 for.it three ' the Matson licer Xurline March they now are, ere advertised for to :. County-cfLinlith'ov- .-, years ago. cial "work.. as the boat was "steaming toward San is the which by -- S.-Trott- quar 6435 lm day Dr. F. chief $5y00 Francisco, was rescued, by meacs has crri vcl z.t Kahul-- 1. TI: been ser The beautiful residence at but. -, tis antine officer of the. public health 1S- - DEMOCRATIC MEETING NOTICE. the N.V. corner of Waialae and 11th of a boat lowered and rowed out ta Katiicrlr.- vice in Hawaii. . - -- - - him. The man cut away his cilki :.n t: ? her Trz'i C. ". : ta Congress appropriated .$22,000 for ave- - ICairouki. with a com- , A meeting of Club dwelling; grounds and boots In order to keep afloat uz' . 'ry has t : he removal pf the wharf, which sup the Democratic odious are 200x " '" : ' 22.". u rescuei. ri?--::y.- r ports the Quarantine station, no of the 5th Precinct, 4th District, will Garage, outhouse3. fine manienle r changes will be made in the station. be held at McKinley School on Thurs-da- y av,rn, fruit trees, etc. evening, 30. 19 1 C. No radio has yet been receive t:: March at 7:30 I Davies & Company's shIrr'T McCandless. prominent Shriners. o'clock. All Democrats are earnestly P. E. R. STRAUCH " ment from the Canadian-.- ' r T cut in tl. j to Hilo to welcome "Imperial requested to attend. Waity Bide. 74 S. KInt St. . liner Maktira. due FrL':; :j r.:crr.:-- . ;tentate Putnam Stevens and his JULIUS W. ASCH. J. Africa has 16 inhabitants to tralla. To date 40 i : ; 'r.t:.t? c. ; rty. who will arrjve there tomorrow Secretary. the :. C434 square mile and -- North' America has booked from Honolulu. Z , lzI J. ' ia the Great' Northern.' 2t ouiy one more to the mile. . . 1. ' -

BDNOLTJLTJ STAB-BULLETI- N, WEDNTSDAY, MARCH 23..1D16.

KAUAI DEMANDS DR. JULIA SETON 1 OCESHE IjltWsSi fa TONIGHT i National Theater TO GIVE LECTURE TO CELEBRATE Direction (Phone 2873) Phil J. Byrne S'SSs EH S N L TV ANNIVERSARY Vaudeville and Pictures TODAY AT 2:30 AND TONIGHT AT 7:4.'. PRECISELY THE SAME PROGRAM AT EACH PERFORMANCE. Valley of (Continued from page one) Returning Friday From Aus- On Siturday night of next week. JACK LA VIER April 8. Oceanic Lodge of Masons in THE TALKATIVE TRAPEZIST, "THE RED ABOVE THE GREEN.". which touched the seventy-fourt- h "J-'.- trial enterprises tralia, Where She Had Honolulu will celebrate the HIS LAST PERFORMANCE. AS HE LEAVES FOR MAVI FRIDAY. ' r v: y-i: quick or homesteading proposi- the Notable Success anniversary of the founding cf TODAY'S FEATURE. COMMENCING AT THE AFTERNOON PER- tion at both sides. masonry in these islands. FORMANCE. THE COLOSSAL LITB1N FILM. the Missing'' "Something Must Bs Done." Oceanic Lodge is the successor to "Something should and must be Dr. Julia Seton. who gave the New in- the first Masonic Chapter Installed in A Waipouli-Kapa- a Thought students of Honolulu an Great done to save the day for the Hawaii seventy-fon- r years ago. This home-steadln- s teresting when was homesteaders. If not so, lecture series she was also the first chapter Installed William Fox "production 1000 peo- will be given ihe blackest here in December en route to Austra- ple, f 100.000 rhoto-pla- y supreme. lia, will return Friday on the Makuxa wesi oi uie noc&y mountains. Lawj eye !t lias ever had in this territory, rence A. Kerr is in charge of the ar--f COO scenes, a circus and a county and undeservedly so. and will give another short course of BEST rented especially for the pro- lectures, leaving on rangements for the big celebration at fair "The unfortunate conditions of af- the MatsonU Lodge will a duction. Wednesday, April 5, for San Fran- which Oceanic entertain fairs at Waipoull-Kapa- a emphasizes number of guests. PHOTOGRAPHED IN .THE CQLOJIADO.. ROCKIES IN THE, FAM- a point we have steadfastly maintain- cisco. Also say OUS "GARDEN OF THE GODS." 3 great ed in connection with any homestead- Reports from Australian papers The Univertai Weekly and large comedies. ing plan the government may under that she has been speaking to take in this territory. To send people crowds of people and that numbers 'EAOLE'SIST' A 941EEL SHOW cut into barren wastes, without water. have become familiar with New lec- Comtrencing at ":IS roads or shipping facilities and ex Thought principles through her i home-steadin- g tures, Feature at . . .8:15 pect them to make a success of and are delighted with her House open , . ; 6:45 is the poorest species of statements of truth. BEGINS TONIGHT at ..fj-"'--'J- i vSw ' " ifJ' ;: ' Don't fail to see business imaginable. When a real Dr. Seton put on tne international estate concern plans the settlement New Thought conferences in Sydney, --FROM THE VALLEY OF" THE1 of a given locality, roads are estab Melbcurne, Adelaide and elsewhere. photo-dram- a, "The MISSING" lished, water is provided and even During her short stay in Honolulu The remarkable transporta follow- Eagle's Nest," will be shown on the .v. railroads are built for the the following program will be Matinee D&ily at. ... .2:15 tion of produce and passengers. When ed out The subjects will be featured screen in Honolulu for the first time all this is done, people are invited to every day on the theatrical page of at the National theater tonight In come, select holdings and begin the this paper. There is no admission the "Eagle's Nest," Colorado is the work of industrial development. charge for any of these lectures. A scenic background. Indeed it may be free-wi- or pic- "The government must come to the ll offering will be taken. All doubted whether finer more same thing. Had the government are welcome. turesque settings have ever been found and cho3en for a jnoving picture years ago proceeded upon some such The subject for the first lecture is, 'sv:5 '. i.'i.i plan the homesteading failures of Ha "The New Idea of in show. life." Lectures of the story has a St To wail and near failures of Maul and the building at the corner of .Miller The theme fir Oahu would never we (old strong melodramic flavor and it have been and. and Beretanla Kilohana Art are would not have this Waipoull problem hall), S p. m.. sharp. Program: abounds in incidents, and there -- at pauses in action. It is really :7:40 P. M. on our hands today. A. plan of this Friday, March 31. 8 p. m. Subject, no the terrifying in its realism. , v MATINEE TODAY V.2:15 ort would have to be worked .out sys- "The New Idea of Life." 'r N wi iL .'v-- - ... tematically. The legislature would Saturday, April 1, 3 p. m. Subject, Jack La Vier. the talkative tra JESSE LASKY COMPANY ,PRESENTS : pezist, will continue at the National have to be called upon for consider "New Wine in Old Bottles." - 4 night, leaving for a- - .. v- - able sums of money. These outlays Saturday, April 1. S p. m. until tomorrow k Subject Friday. Follow- would all be charged against the prop- "The Key to Health, Wealth tcur of the islands on and ing the tcur he will be seen. In a re- erties, however, . would be return- Love." ' . and engagement the popular ed to the government In the shape of Monday, April 3, 8 p. m. Subject, turn at little - - Opening Friday aft- Increased revenues from the sale of "Re-Incarnati- or Life in Long playhouse. with the I with days when West was in the m.ik the to Run." ernoon's matinee the popular inim- This film deals the the land the homesteaders. Chaplin, will Ing when women fought side by side with men against the Redskins: ' "Jackass Administration." Monday, April 3, 8 p. m. itable comedian Charlie Subject be seen In a new show entitled "Be- The whole film is a repetition of thrills that makes you thankful to' "What is now to done Wai- "Life's Master Position." Char-He'- ; be. for tween Showers. Is one of s those splendid Americans who blazed the way for civilization to the , This ' poull we Tuesday, ADril 4, 10:30 a. m. Sub - Chorus confess we are unable to best pictures, staged and taken Pacific Coast - v';.; ;:' - ; say. A year of delay has meant a ject "New Thought Healing." supervision under his personal at his ; ' great deal to say nothing . EVENING -- 0, 20. 30 and 50 CENTS. ? of the new studio in Los Angeles. - PRICES 5-A- A ct Drama of Stage Life, Carrying: With It a Good failure to start right in the first place; Post Mason and the photo-pla- y i The absolute sincerity of the Lihue Lesson to Stage-Strncj- c Girls "The Sinking of the Emden," finish- Plantation Company in its efforts-t- o ed a successful engagement last night relieve the situation has not, to our Mason will leave for Canada Friday, 11th Exciting Chapter of knowledge, been questioned by un- where .the pictures will be taken on PATH E WEEKLY NEAL OF THE NAVY ' biased authority on this island. The an extensive tour of the Canadian plans of the rival interests conspicu- GETTER. THINKS The WoricTs News Pictorial v "The Dreadful Pit" ; theaters. t , - ...... ously mentioned In connection with Do Wot Cuticle ! ., . , . the matter have . gen- Cut Your . , . . . 10, 20, never.. been so just-mad- PRICES , . ... , 3ptCEN.TS In a report e public Miss erally and dearly understood.; Almost BOX SEATS W ;j. 50 CENTS Ada Comstock, dean of Smith college, the entire blame for the deplorable CITY ATTORNEY refutes what she says is the popular If you do, it will only grow thicker and more unsightly than ever. situation, however, to ' ' .is be laid at idea that the college ,girl ..devotes, a Instead use ''" ?J - the door of our homesteading sys- large part of her time and money in tem, as Indicated by ;our .laws; t the amu si. herself. . backing' and filling of governments, "Booze won't i get a man a job, and all the way. back tov Governor Dole, on it won't get.niia out of trouble." sittlement propositions, and the This .was, the., bit of advice which jackass Chilling-wort- "adnalnlstration , of our home- City . Attorney Charles F. h f i TTT-TlT:-lT--;- ; steading laws by the land department handed out at the end of a case This removes at once all surplus cuticle without cutting. When ii BoUeoeeurt-thte-Hrarningrt- he MP 11 . 1 I I I .A. M since annexation'--: ia words CUTEX I3' applied with' a manicuring stick wrapped with cotton, th s. .r-i- being addressed to one R. Duchalsky, dead cuticle, instantly becomes loosened and may be . wiped off with who faced the judge on a charge, of V.',; pUns:TAlk;onour p. m. , using threatening language toward .his Program beginning 1:30 until hand or towel. It is absolutely harmless and ; itt regular use will ' 4 p.m. FRIENDS ;iN:PRIS0N wife. i prevent rough and ragged growth of cuticle and keep the nails in shows), 6:30 and 8:30. of New York and Londpri Duchalsky Evening (two " '1 testified that he might SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY healthy, normal coadtylcn. Bottles - "Our Friends : In be" '' NEW-THOIJOHT- :; Prison" will. Ihe have used the words, to Official Lecturer for thtf great i IqtcrnaUoJinal subject "I'd like beat AND EVENING: of a talk to be" given at noon you to death,"-hu- t he no rec ' give o egiimlng; that had Little Deceiver" (three-pa- rt ALLIANCE, will a ahcrt ccurse lectures, " r tomorrowj at' the Honolulu - Rotary ollection of He said "The 25 - tha fact that he drama), Essanay. Club's weekly- luncheon; at ; the. Cora-tnerci- al remembered tussling with his wife out Club. . S. "Billie the Bear Tamer" (comedy), Teach-ycu- r children to care for their nails. ' W. Robleyexecutlve on, the porch tenement ' ot their house ' ',' ; FRIDAY EVEH'IHG, .8 officer; of the Prison Aid Vltagraph.1 Manicuring : ' ' : " p. m. Snarp Asosciatlon. last Monday evening when he came (comedy--; Children's .Outfits, 25c . - ' Is to be the speaker, of the day. home intovicated. "The Chadford Diamond" Free sannptes of "Cutex' may be had at Biograph. - , Beretanla Sts old KUohana League Bldg. drama), .' At Miller and Art "I got drunk because I was discour aged out of work," al- V- - -- and said the " .t leged threatened VI used to have a Go., Ltd. Subject: "THE NEW IDEA OF LIFE." ? good job with the city road gang, but Benson, Smith I lost it, and for the last month I have The Eexall Store : i "Service Every Second" pn following K1LAUEA The remainder, of the course the, dates: V had no work. this my wife Volcano 4 ; '; In. time t J and Hotel . ; Phone 1297 has nagged and ; nagged at me. Fort Streets i Glory f Friday, March 31st, 8 pm. Subject:; The New Idea of Life. drank last .Monday night because" I In All Her Open Evenings Until 11:15 v was discouraged, I never Saturday, Xpril.lst 2 pi m Subject: ."New, Wine In Old Bottles.? but have had I " any intention of hurting my wife.' - j Bonine's Moving ... Saturday, April 1st, 8 p. m. Subject: "The Key to Healtli, ' Attorney Chillingworth told the -- Wealth and Love." ' court that he knows Duchalsky, and Pictures - that the defendant in his opinion, is -- Other Scenes of Great Interest f V PHONE 2295 Monday. April 3rd, 3 p. m Subject: "Reincarnation or LIfe a hard working man. But booze won't BEACHES ii job, - Bishop Hall, Oahu r College, the Long Ilun. ;w ; . ' help him to get a he said. The case was Friday ; Evening, March 31. at Hustace-!?ec- li postponed for a week. " " Co., " & . Ltd. Monday, April 3rd, p. m, Subject: "Life's Master Position." 8 o'clock prompt Admission, ALL Klfjna OFvROQK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. v 25 and 50 cents. ; FIREWOOD AND COAL. t Tuesday, April 4th, 10:30 p. in 4 Subject: t"New .Thought Ileal- - Servicedltorialf -"'-- V'lV-; 3 QUEEN 8TREET P. O. BOX 212 tag." v?-- OAHU RAILWAY

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pumps, . ; tubes, jacks, gauges, toanrrXi ...... tools, patches, lamps, oilers, etc., all the way down the list Cmay Utter . V TT l- X IN TIME TABLE i tttx mmrTTTi A- lWHITE Give us a chance your ac- as a milt it W Hj P- - 7 at M " cessory business. No trading W- l TOILET stamps but the nationally, adver- Amte- iiiii jAV .A tised standard goods backed by Changes in the schedule of the the leakers' guarantees. Oahu Bail way Company on trains be ; THE MOST ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF : tween here and Schofieldy Barracks We handle oils and greases. by the company,-- , the ' 'IT "Better a spare tube change taking effect tomorrow. the? than . a drill." Included in change is tne instal lation of a new train which v. ilLleaye here at "6 o'clock in the morning, reaching Schofield Barracks at i:10 if.- m o'clock. The train that left hereto fore at 10:20 o'clock in the morning will now leave at 11:02 o'clock, and . v SURE TO VISIT US 3E the train that has been leaving at 11 o'clock at night will not leave until 11:30 o'clock. Trains leaving Schofield I5arra; Us at .CMIIItliY SMOOT A STEINHAUSER 12:40 in the afternoon, and -- these IE Phone 1324 leaving Honolulu at 2:40 o'clock in : cake : t II Cor. Each I ) Fort Street Panahi the afternoon, will hereafter nm u;on . 1 imperial Sundays as well as week days. :4S?roppedto Peroxide h insure delivery to I XLly f is an antiseptic t 1 BRIEF BITS ON MEN, you in a sanit- AND EVENTS soap, made for PLANS ary condition I U - II ; f Nursery, Toilet AT HONOLULU'S "Y" 1 x M - l . - and to retain C X r - land general m X J Dr. W. T. Brlgham, director of f MaMariri Coats are most Bishop Museum, will lecture at the it's original 1 T 2 I purposes. Ycung Men's Christian Association to- delicate perfume. morrow evening cn "The Meaning. of Has a most plcicj ' Complete , and low in price. Human Sacrifice Amons the Early tHe clean- Hawaiians." He will discuss the sig- Made in FOR SALE AT Ali effect oh deHcate slan, nificance cf the rite of human sacri- est most sanitary fart fice and other religious observances besides making it of the old religion cf the islands. The ory in the world. DRUGSTORES bealthy and clean. Jap Bazaar 8 lecture will be in Cooke hall at Fort Street Opp. Catholic Church o'clcck. Men visitors in the City are

Invited to s attend. FITOHT HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2i, 101C. (Honolulu Construction Draying Co you mmwi PRACTICAL FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVERS : WHENEVER hear OAHU COLLEGE Service First PHONE 4 9 8 1 General Offices, 65 S. Queen St T an argument regardin g of GAS for cooking the use CADETSTRAIN Cavalry, Schofield Uarrarks. Jl. T.. ' will, be discharged from the army by KING-- or hot water heating, you the commanding general of that post, MOUNTAIN . by iMirchasc may be sure that the person TWICEWEE1Y Sgt Rudolph MacXew. lT.th Hand. New Term C. A. C. la transferred as a private against to the band, 1st Field Artillery, and LIKELY TO PAV arguing the use GAS will. jrcceed to Schofield Barracks, Special Star-Bulleti- n CorreiKndence. reporting upon arrival to the com- Y. M. G. A. Night School has never tried it. OAHU COLLEGE. March 29. Mil- manding general for duty with the or itary training lu Punahou is progress-in- s ganization to which transferred. DIVIDEND SOON; nicely. Twice a week the three Pvt. 1st Class Coleman C. McMil-lion- . opens Every user of GAS is en- companies of preparatory school stu- Hospital Corps, is relieved from dents and the two companies of the further duty at Fort de Russy and thusiastic about it; not one academy are hard at work on Alexan- will return to his proper station, Dire?tors of the Mountain King April 3 der. Field, perfecting themselves in Schofield Barracks, H. T. Mining Company, most of the stock close order work and in the manual Honolulu. 11. T., March 23, 1916. of which is held in Honolulu and the could be persuaded or bribed of arms. islands, may declare a dividend at Each day Is devoted to various 1. The leave of absence granted 2nd Lieut. Manning M. Kimmel. Coast their meeting, according to the follow go forms of military exercises, including ing by I to back to the use of coal Artillery Corps, is extended 15 days. caale received this morning calisthenics, squad drill in facings, John Watt, and signed McMillan: 15 marching, platoon and company drill 2. The dental suregon on duty at froip King New Classes in Subjects. to "Returns Mountain last or wood. In various close order and maneuvers. Fort Kamehameha will make not montb, development ore princip- exceed Ruger. H. lroni Last week a shipment of 50 Krag- - two visits to Fort ally, llo.OOO. Dividend action contem- T: Jorgensen rifles arrived at Punahou, T., and return, during the remainder plated next rnseting." Ask a user of GAS and be and they were all properly invoiced of the current calendar year.

3-4-2- and distributed among the men of 3. Trumpeter Edward S. Rupp, en -4 NEW BAND LEADER FOR covnvinced-th- call Company A of the academy for drill Troop E. 4th Cavalry, is transferreo inquire Tonight about the in the manual of arms. as a private to the 81st Company. . 1ST FIELD ARTILLERY The introduction of guns into the Coast Artillery Corps, and will pro- and let us send our represent very Business Courses drill has had a marked influence ceed to Fort Kamehameha. H. T., re- Sgt. Rudolph MacNew, recently upon the cadets. The drills promise porting upon arrival to the fort com- snap transfer! ed as a private from the band ative. to be much ier and more inter- mander for duty with that organiza- of the Artillery Corps esting, is more Coast to that of and there interest tion to which transferred. the 1st Field Artillery, will bo ap- taken! pointed chief musician of the organi- Xot enough, can be said for the mas The largest butterflies are found in zation. terly way Capt. E. K. Mas- - ' Honolulu, Gas .,Ltd. inkhich British Guinea, some of which have MacXew is a bandsman of long ex- see is bringing the cadets into mili wing measurement of 11 iiphes. perience, played will be pleased with our service.'" tary precision bearing. havin ; in bands of JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND GUEIOS 'You and The drills With only three horses to each 100 all branches of the service, before are valuable physically and morally residents, has the small- noticeably Switzerland coming to the islands. The transfer for the boys, for they are est equine population of any nation. will go into effect in a few days. inculcating a spirit of prompt and ex- waste of from rub- SAYEGUSA'S improving The metal coins act obedience, and are the bing together is said to amount to one Vermont Is to 2,000 carriage of the students. estimated have Phone 1522 Ntraaxra, near Hotel and one-qtlart-er tons of silver annual- 000 horse power of undeveloped water-powe- r. ly. - -

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March 2?. 1916. written ledger page will soon be as great Charles J. McCarthy, formerly lieu 2The'hand tenant colonel, 1st Infantry, N. G. II., resigned, being entitled by length or a novelty the. hand-writte- n service to retirement, is appointed as businessjetter lieutenant colonel of Infantry. Nation

al Guard of Hawaii, with rank from i December SO. 1&15. and placed on the i retired list as of December 31a 1915. 41 -- S3 - K. w.;,-4- - i.-- ...... First Lieut Georce Larrlson'. l.'X3.. ..t - ., ...... Corps of Engineer, is relieved from duty with the 1st Separate Company. Engineers and will report in person to the commanding officer, 10th Com- pany,. C A. C, U. S. A., for special duty, authorized hy the commanding general, Hawaiian Department. Th follow in z anoointment Is an -- - - ? - r . - nounced for the information and guid mmmik . In inany places on the automobile, Dixon's Graphite ance of all concerned: B. to be captain - - James Thomnson. " i ' - : ;r :t " products are the Jest preventive of friction, for example: of infantry, with rank from February 13. 1916. . - Cant. Thonmson is assigned to the 3rd Infantry, and HI reiwrt in ier-so-n JTd. 677 " . . , - . - ..... ' - Graphite' Grease tfi& gi&.ca' lUives much or; In. writing to his regimental J i j .v- VV bettor than any other oij or plain grease; commander for assignment and for results It duty. ; will not leak like others. 5 and 10-l- b. cans. Ca dL Them nson will report to tne officers examining board,j to take the prescribed examination for the grade 1 Ho. 5 Graphite Cup Grease for grease cups. ; A lit tl e be- to which appointed, at such time-- as the board may direct. tween the leaves of your auto springs will make yur The -- lnexsired portion of the leave of absence granted 1st Ueut Robert . car ride 50 per cent easier. In stock in 1 pound cans. H. Lowrie, 1st Infantry, dated March 10, 1916, Is revoked. Lieut. Lowrie Is attached to the 4th Infantry and will Dixon's Ilotor Graphite for the lubrication of the motors renort in oerson or in writing to his regimental cemjuander for duty. of automobiles, motor' boats and motorcycles." j III Pvt. John M. Sardine, company u, , - il- - 1-l- ' 3rd t - l ,f t. ' , b cans. ; 1st Infantry, is transferred to the Tnfantrr. and will rerort to the com if manding officer of that regiment for assignment and for duty. Pvt. H. F. Loiis, Company I. 3rd In- fantry,' Is transferred to Company G, 1st Infantrr. fine line ofTAuto Wrenches, Pvt-.- - THE A. D P. Turin. 1st SeoaTate Com- nanv. Eneineers. Is irranted a furlough Pliers,, etc, .carried, i stock. of three months from March 28, 1916. "Tivf TO Parazrach II S. O. 24. AGO, dated mi iftrw March 22. 1916. Is amended so as .to ni?n omit the words "in the Infantry arm UlvjJU'JlialVUyjU' KKEEPMG of th National Guard of Hawaii" ana '.if so as to add the w ord "Chaplain' after :f'r - the-nam- e of 1st Lieut. George Laugn- ton. . . MACHINE Ltd. ie, Is now in use in huhdreds of the largest and best' equipped counting rooms.- - 169-17- 7 positive economy all of book- ." ' - HAWAIIAN DZET. Its and extraordinary efficiency branches : South King Street keeping, makes its. universal adoption in modern accounting only a question of a corapara-tivel- v i Honolultf T. H., March 23, 1916. The following transfers of enliste'I short time. Crops are ' men to the Quartermaster ; i. ordered: Pvt. Frederick V. Smith, Company This machine has many important uses. It embodies the best of all writing machines aud I, 1st Infantry, to the detachment at the most practical and satisfactory adding and subtracting mechanism known. But its won- 1 T. Schofield Barracks. II. Ifc Pvt. Mark Jenkins, 10th Company, derful capabilities as a general bookkeeping machine, especially in ledger porting, its most Coast Artillery Corps, to the detach notable feature in the eyes of the executive and accountant. Hi I LETextensive renovations ment, Honolulu Depot, Honolulu. T. H. Pvt. Charles O. Greene, 134rd Com- f and improvemehts are bein g pany, Coast Artillery Corps, to the At one operation it will post the ledger, add the day's sales, subtract cash or other cred- detachment of the coast defenses of 11 Oahu, Fort Kamehameha, H. T. its, indicate balances and audit each item. nir.de at our old location, we wi Pvt First Class Evert N. Arm- strong, Hospital Corps, Is transferred And it will do this with machine and legibility and with absolute accuracy. our patrons next door, as a private to tho 91st Company, speed 2rve Coast Artillery Corps, and will pro- ceed to Fort Kamehameha, H. T.; re- Xo countenance,.thc business by 908 Fort St. porting upon arrival to the fort com- executive today would practise of writing letters hand; mander for duty with the organization and more and more executives are daily realizing that lasting ledgers;, writing statements, to which transferred. records and books by is equally wasteful and unsatisfactory. The following named enlisted men statistical subsidiary hand, now at. Fort Kamehameha, H. T., will proceed to this city, reporting upon arrival to the, department ordnance officer for temporary duty, upon com- pletion of which they will return o The We': .:.?.piniy, Ltd. their proper station: 2nd Class Pvts. Harry Vreeland and Charles R. ' Brown, ordnance detachment, Ha- 1039 Bishop Street Alexander" Young1 Building waiian Depot, and Pvts. George . W. Williams. Battery C. and Joseph Ma-glnin- i, Battery B. 1st Field Artillery. While on this duty these soldiers will "Where Quality Reigns" be rationed at Fort Armstrong, H. T. The Quart orm aster Corps will furnisb the necessary transportation. - hm,...... M'V!"MT1MIM1!mit!if!!MMtnim!1M- -- Prtllrnn' T. T.opor, Troop T., 4th rjv In tlx man whom; childhood has known rf iT caresses there is always a fibre of memory SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING that can be touched to gentle issues-.- eorge SECTION Eliot. . m HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAIL WEDNESDAY, MaT?CII 29, 1916. NINE

I NEW SUPERVISOR IS urn i i hit i ! A III! I Aliin BEET GROWERS GEN. PERSHING SHRINERS OFF TO MEET CASHSHORTAGE j III HONOLULU, i NOW READY FOR WORK -- HILL ltirtllUrtllX ! I

IRIPERIAL POTENTATE AND PARTY; THREATENS TO OLD PRICES IN i CANNOT THRIVE CUIANOEERS

Aloha Temple's Delegation tor ,h. , . . ,. CRIPPLE CITY SPITE OF COST! WITHOUT TARIFF RAILROAD LINE Greet Visitors on Arrival i for the nobles and their ladies, at the Seaside, at which the nobles of Aloha at Hilo will be hosts. Ask-- By Report Villa Reported to Be Headed for At 1 o'clock sharp Saturday after- First Draft of Memorial " Laundrymen Hard Hit Scar- Federal Commission Headed by Potentate Thomas E. noon the procession will start from ing for Special Session city of Commodities to Stay Says Protection Necessary Friendly Country South Wall of Aloha Temple, a reception Masonic Temple. A feature of the v By Same Figures Compete With Cuba of Chihuahua committee of Honolulu Shriners left procession will be a dozen "unterri-fled- " Points Out Needs to Inter- candidates for the perilous Jour- thla morning at 1$: o'clock en the, by Wlralwu Associated Press by rederal -Island Though admitting their busi AisociAUd rrM r4ral wtrelel steamer Mauna Kea, for ney ever the "hot sands." The cere- Mayor Lane has in his hands today that 1). 29. Vina 1V i WASHINGTON. D. .March 29. WASHINGTON. March , will be held first proposed mem- nana Wn hiri) hit th war's C t, Hilo, where they will assist the Hilo monial session in the old the draft of the cora-laundrym- expe- governor high prices, all but one of the local A report of the federal trade Despatches from the American nobles of Aloha in welcoming Imper- skating rink, where the initiation will orial to the setting forth the tin Per-sbin- g. - mission, now before ,the senate. dition in Mexico report that Gen. ial Potentate J. Putnam Sterens of take place. : reasons for a special session of the i consulted .by th Star- ' ! ares protecUon is needed if without waiting for formal per- the Mystic Shrine and his party, who While the visiting nobles are at- legislature to consider the needs of deny that they may soon that I ne-nai- r or me growers oi mission from the diplomats. Is now i.are due to reach Hilo on the Great tending the session, their ladies will Honolulu. raise the price of work. It has been American might be sugar beets are to be able to compete using a portion of the railroad of the Northern at;9 o'clock tomorrow morn- - be entertained with .an afternoon tea Some time this week the committee ; rumored that laundry prices sugar by considerably. with the raisers of Cuban cane. Northwestern lind These advices, ing. given by the ladies of Aloha Templeat appointed the supervisors to get raised country. , L , . X 111 "X. I in the open markets of the which are unofficial, tell of the first n There will be plenty of things for Country Club. Saturday night the the memorial in shape will meet and J. C. Rapier, manager of the Alex - ! half, says the report, in the casualty of campaign against Vil- . will be guests boll its 27 pages down to a more di- - ander Young Hotel Laundry, stated The other the the visiting Shriners to do and see nobles at the Shrine of tne commissioners, will not la in the American ranks. gestible mass. Francis M. Hatch, the j 'definitely no Increase in prices , nAlon when they land at Hilo tomorrow. banquet that any assistance. Gecrge Hudnell, a trooper of the They will be taken on an automobile Sunday morning at-J)- : 30 sharp the new supervisor, is to be appointed on Is contemplated by his firm. "We ' 10th Cavalry, with n!ne others of his to R. W. Shin- - j ? by spite ride to Kilauea volcano, and later In party will be taken in automobiles the committee succeed intend to stand our prices in fellow soldiers, was Injured when two gle, j hphyic1 (be day to scenic Paaullo. Departure from the Younrs Hotel on a motor ride resigned. of the high cost of materials." he tJhcT7nnJJi freight cars un sidiag around There will 'be a In the main, the first draft of th cf overturn.'! Great Hilo will 'the lsl.uid. y, of the Northern from sen-Laundr- make DO recommendations to the south of Casas Grande. Three of the 1 morning In- buffet lunch- - at L. L. CLInk") Mc--. memorial tends to show that the J. manager of the ench be at o'clock Friday Abadie. a J?m men were seriously injured, and Hud- placa Waikane, needs the city have and . t;. , , stead of midnight. In order to Allow Candless' at and cf increased made a similar declaration . ,K. nell died of his wounds. plenty of time tor everyone to return luncheon will be served the party at additional financial burdens have been iof maintaining the standard prices of 1 2 placed In Congress yesterday the need for to the ship. f Hale iwa Hotel, about or o'clock. cn it both by the legislature his company. Charles Kaiser of the Zl ..T I hampered by :ithe conditions under additional aeroplanes In Mexico was .. Arriving 11 'o'clock Friday The return trip will be made In time and the force of public opinion, with- Laundry no here at M; White Seal stated that wh!ch they are to work, but recognized and 24 more were author. morning, the will be met to arrive here late in the afternoon. out an adequate increase in its reve Judge F. Hatch, who last in prices is contemplated in 'Z'.r'Z:forced visitors at increase e will be able to meet the competition i.ed and provided for hy appropria- was a member.! e. Pier 6 by1-th- ; Arab Patrol of Aloha Monday night at the Moana a ball nues. night installed as the near future at least. Albert Rein-eick- one-thir- . sue- - j cf Cuban sugars a of d tion. , Temple, which trill extend greetings wilt conclude the festivities. The par- "llelif must be i?ien the city or of the board of supervisors, manager of the American Sani- under tariff j to one-ha- lf cent per pound. Ijte despatches last night Indicated . of true Hawaiian hospitality to the ty will leave on the Great Northern else the board of supervisors will have ceediHQ R. W. Shingle. . tary Laundry, would make no state- Tuesday 4 o'clock for San to cripple the municipal government that Villa and his banc:ts are headed Imperial Potentate and his party, afternoon at ment at the present time as to wheth- 25 south- 85 persons, Francisco. to escape violation of the criminal toward San Andreas, miles numbering Includes the er a raise would or would not be west of Chihuahua, and it is believed law,'' tays the document j BOARD CONFIRMS made by his firm. IN WAR ARENA In El Paso, where the report comes Must Stop All Charities. ; Perhaps no local business of any from, that the robber leader hopes i ne Doara win nave to De ucne i extent has been so directly affected! away with; all road j to be able to reach refuge in Parral, ISLAND EXCHANGES work mast cease; by the war's Increase of prices as i an coairiDUtions to cnaruy must be SCOTCH STRIKERS FACE in the Torreon district one of the sev ban th lanndrv business. All of the tiens of Mexico where there are still l stopped; all salaries not provided for MAYOR'S CHOICE; ex-- , CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON. ; JudgemParsons' Successor. : Quinn began the practise of law In managers consulted in the matter many of his adherents. by law must be reduced, and the num- press this fact emphatically. LONDON. Eng., March 29. A wide Genuineness of the regrets express- Honolulu, it was freely predicted that ber of employes of the city, must be spread conspiracy to foment strikes in ' Judge is to he would not succeed.1 The practise Have "Gone Out of S'qht" ed that Charles Parsons reduced." To avoid all of this trou- wrap- the government munition plants by the ASSEMBLY MEMBERS Af- he enjoys there today and his selec- . Bluing, starch, washing soda, bo succeeded cannot be doubted. so-calle-d ble the memor;al asks that the gov- HATCH gasoline num- leaders of the "Clyde Work- 12 years as the , fourth circuit tion for the judgeship appointment by IS MEMBER ping paper, acids, and DENOUNCE YUAN AS ter ernor call, a special session of the leg- have gone ers' Co.nmittee," was exposed in par judge, the laymen as well as-th- e at- the Wilson administration belies the city. erous other commodities expect islature to provide relief for the "out of sight." as .one manager puts, liament last night by Dr. TRAITOR TO COUNTRY torneys have much admiration for his prediction. And likewise, we Many tables of figures are contained ' Addison, under secretary of state for , t 7rwr eminent legal attainments. Also it is to see the scoffers of today become -- in the document most of them demon- "I do." v.m.Ma hintnir fnr whtrh we munitions, and assistant to David Associated Press by Federal Wlretesal no be his admirers be has served as 3 true doubt that there should after strating that th-- expenditures cf the By the utterance of these two SHANGHAI. China, March 29. --r way of selecting our judges judge of this circuit " Possessed of a paid $2.55 a pound at the beginning 'a tetter city necessarily M. organized policy pro Shih-K- al have increased, but words, Francis Hatch was last the war has now gone to $14 a 'The of strike That Yuan is a traitor to his than by political preference, bat so character which is not easily pliable no of ac ex- that there has been corresponding night made a supervisor of the city motion, of which the men stand country and must be deposed . and long as that is the custom Judge Par- and a mind open to truth, with a great revenue; pound,' declared Mr. Kaiser of the increase of and county of Honolulu. With his ma- cused, said the, doctor, justifies the iled, is the gist of a forvar declara- graciously-t- o -- capacity for and study White Seal. "This i oecause the sons will bow the rule, concentration . The total amount of money avail- charge of high treason in they .by 37 "poli- we expect as colleagues and a number of the city from which it is made comes1 that tion Issued yesterday members as he. will not forget that It was to see Mr. Quinn make 1915 terial en- have-pledg- ed able for expenditure was less in department heads standing around "have been . assisting the king's of the national assembly,.' who i which elevated ' him ;fco the good a record as a judge as he has as from Germany. ' tics" than in any year since 1910, tables emies." ? ' : an attorney. This, however, only his him, he took the oath of office at 7:50 "Washing soda has gone up from themselves not to, rest' until bench and retained his services so show. Every board of supervisors It is claimed that six members of they Jn depriving ". o'clock and sat through the rest of pounds to $3.80 a hun- have succeeded the long for the community "Politics it career on the bench will prove or $2.10 a hundred : with the exception of the last board the , committee stopped the , work that president of his power. Gen. Lung : the meeting as a member of the board . may again on disprove. - -: dred. Starch which lonnerly sold for , be will place him -- which left to its successors a large balance. aat through one of th longest meet- was under way in five of the larger Chi Kwang and, Gen. Cjiaug Hsun .' - . v-- 6 10 benchj v A member the Hilo Bar Associa- cents a pound now sells for cents - - the tf' Expenses of every department of the ings sev- sua factories,- where the cannon exueh' have issued r a statement: declaring, . -- Quinn will " that the board has held for pound. Paper Increased In price1 For his ; successor the community tion has said that Mr. government nave increased, from a has needed at the front were being rushed they;' intend to . eral months. that ' o'r thepslte come, to an enemy among "dona-tion- s' 100 per cent, and this Is one should: retain its judgment until it Hilo without 1280,000 at least -thev' s "road s" with to nt to completion. Jn to compel the tte-- re- Its . Mayor Lane submitted his anpomt-ine- order neutral foaicat betiveen as "he will probably the attorneys end that "he will be i of our biggest' Items, a 'muchs-r- e knows him better. writhJts 15X00 VL. government to repeal the munitions Peking vand Yunnan government.. ," : '. of Mrj Hatetr" a successor to -. f t : - -- . retain ills judgment' of the commun- ceived with, an opehi mbad. We be- souitossibility of the city's quireu iii wrappms vu yv. and military service acts. The mili- m 'ThitetS Robert W. Shlnrfe. resigned, at - r .' TT-TT-""-- ., ' , .' . .... lty.;,Hono?ulu rrlttelsra of the appoints speak the general public to.grant feint the Manager Rapier of the Alexander - - Income being nlarged under the pres- opening of the meeting. tary authorities,- added. Doctor Addi Japan, people like teceptlon.'r-HIl- o v Young Laundry service placed wis . In there are 192 for xnent is ilikt he has not been constd a Tribune ent tax raws, the document points out son, nave removed these leaders under " - "It is a matter of gratification that pur- every 40 acres of land and 256 cows, Were as being cf Judicial. Urn- twu-chird- s at the beginning of the warind It IsJlmlted to of one per one so prominently the defense of tbp realm act 12 l.er. We interpret this to mean he ..'The town gasped over the; judicial cent of the assessed valuation. identified with the chased In large quantities th bluing 256 donkeys and awine for every,; appointments on business Interests and with Hawaiian already starting up- square mile of land In the kingdom. has hot had previous judicial training. of the Honolulu Sinking Fund Needs. " which he saw BLIZZARD . i ac-- ' SWEEPS affairs, and jnrisprudence should . , - -" 7 Thla be will gain after he dones the newspapers states. It probably .did Necessary expenditures which did ward. . .. THROUGH ENGLAND. as did Parsons, breath ' away when Hono- cept the proffer of a supervisorshio bluing, he says, is ' ermine robes, Judge take their not exist prior to 1915 are shown to Much of this LONDON, Eng., March 29. The as necessary any oth- - lulu learned president had In the citjj and county, and I am sure now pur- or would be for that the havetamounted to 145,698, and the in- mineral which cannot ba worst blizzard of the present genera- ag hi services , will be of ( 5. inestimable cr attorney derated from, the ranks acted he pleased,, without consult- creases for 1916 will, amount to $53,-25- chased in the United States. The England Masonic Temple .: value to the community," Lane A de- tion is sweeping western and i to a judgeship. ; . ; ing : their , recommendations. Hilo Forty-fiv-e or mineral blue has been raised from " thousand dollars J flight London was ago; ; ",-..- "'; - clared. Wales. Last Eight years , when Attorney; Tribune. . ':.- :'Lr more has to :be set aside each year $4.85 to $50 for the same amount Confirmation of the aPo'Tment wrapped in a mantle of sleet, and the for several years to establish a sink- London Pays Huge Price. Midland counties were reported suf- ing fund, although the city has not was made by the board on motion of "Recently at an auction sale in Lon- Supervisor Arnold, and Supervisors fering greatly. Two persons are re enough .money to meet current ex- don," says Mr. Rapier, "a keg of this ported, to lost lives in the te have DIRECTORY Loean .and Arnold escorted the ap-wf.n- beenjworth their Weekly Calendar penses.,-; bluing which had formerly storm and 20 others have been seri-- The sewer department is not now Into the board room. Henrv about $50 sold for $1491, and this Is iously, Injured. E Van county ad- if not fatally All conx i Gieson. deputv clerk, ask- MONDAY' on a paying basis.' If a general sewer characteristic of the high prices munlcation between Liverpool and Bir- ministered . the oath of offlc, notice .Oceanic Lodge Ko. 371. tax. was levied sewer extensions" could ed for it in other places. . mingham, where the center of the TO HE ISSUED that. bond had been filed and ap- stated, 7:30 p. m. . be made before pavement is laid, and hs "Soap has increased in value from storm passed, has been cut and wires SSisI there would be Immense savings. proved was read by the cleTk and the 4 cents a pound to 6 cents a pound, many parts of TUESDAY. ' city and. ccuntv had a new nuDervisor are down in the United Successful administration of the and shows no sign of lessening in ' Kingdom, , Aloha Temple No. 1, A. A. O. school" budget provisions of the law is --Supervisor Francis M. Hatch. price, nas gone up aau payer A new. Telephone Directory will siarcn N. M. S., adjourned meeting. INDIGESTION, GAS impossible on account of a conflict be- has jumped more than 100 per cent. GERMAN TORPEDOER SUNK 7:30 p. m. ' shortly be published. : . tween Acts 8 and 90 of the laws of "Oxalic acid, which used to be con- BY BRITISH CRUISER. Written notice of any desired 1915. frontage tax laws need re- 8 cents a pound is WEDNESDAY. The sidered high at. LONDON, Eng., March 29. While change of name or address, must be re- vision in many details that impose un- The difference in cost be- now 98 cents, and bids fair to soon Honolulu Lodge No. 409, spe- ceived by this company on or before the German submarine campaign cial, fbrst degree,; 7: SO p. m. "PapeVDiapepsin" Ends All necessary hardships on the city and S-E- waste-bask- et gainst merchantmen continues .' March SO, after which date no changes contractors. tween a cat- ?A T'L IS tadd THURSDAY. r - ? Five Jl one or two victims daily to the J nill be made until the following Issue. Stomach Distress in All these things are. set forth as whatever. We use this in bleaching list Honolulu Consistory No. 1, COM-.- . -- alogue one the British navy yesterday managed . MUTUAL TELEPHONE reasons why Honolulu needs the re- and that will Thirty-firs- Minutes stains." against the enemy. The cruis- special, t Degree. 'w. PANY. Adv. e afforded by a special session ta'score '' lief to sell the goods is slight In addition to the other materials, on duty 7:30 p. m. of the legislature. er Cleopatra, patrol in the Wonder what upset your stomach cloth which is used on the rollers and North Sea, rammed and sank a Ger- so yon cannot make, FRIDAY. ? HOW TO PREVENT which portion of the food did the dam- slight .that which is of an especially fine man torpedo-boa- t destroyer off fre- the you? Well, don't bother. If has also risen. This must be , ACID STOMACHS AND agedo afford not to pay it. Cata- German coast The destroyer sank 8ATURDAY. your stomach Is In a revolt; If sour LUSITA1, BEACH quently replaced as the wear on it is immediately, - every member of her - Aloha Temple No. 1, A. A. O FOOD FERMENTATION gassy and upset and what you just logues printed Star-Bulleti- n great crew being drowned. N. II. S ceremonial session. t ate has , fermented Into stubborn According to figures from the vari 1 p. m. lumps;, head dizzy, and aches; belcr way compel respect, ous laundrymen, the entire Increase ; ALLIES DETERMINED TO By a Stomach Specialist gases undigested food: m cost or running Dusmess ' As specialist who has spent many and eructate tneir 1hFIGHT TO BITTER END. SCHOFIELD LODQI a oreath fouL tongue coated just take WALK, SEA VIEW and get the results you arjout zuu per cem since me war PARIS, France, March 29. Once , . ' i years In the study and treatment of Pape's Diapepsln and in five WEDNESDAY stomach troubles, I have been forced little seek. more the Entente Allies, through their Work in First Degree, 7:3? minutes you wonder what became of ' to the conclusion that most people AD MAN. representatives who assembled here p. m. . the indigestion and distress. . THE FEDERAL : vho complain of stomach trouble pos- cncnnnfADnit TO START yesterday for another . international Millions men women today aii n SATURDAY !. cf and conference-upo- absolutely IM i the military and sess stomachs that are know that It Is needless to have a bad flLLUU i umimuj RANK Work in Third Degree, 7:31 l.ealthy and normal The real trouble, Diapepsln occasion- JrmUm,j litical conditions of the great struggle. p. m. ' pain; stomach. A little tests were filed, but they were held have reaffirmed determination to that which causes all the and ally keeps delicate organ regulat- germalne to subject under rm. Wir--ii their this not the rA..ociti 1 tr rrtf 29. continue the struggle until we difficulty, is excessive acid in the ed and they eat their favorite foods Lusitana, Beach Walk and Sea View consideration and were disregarded by sav FRATf!isco. f?al March j by fermen-tetlo- n. ' achieve victory for our common stomach, aggravated food without fear. improvement projects all went one the board. H. Parker Willis, secretary of the Hyper-acidit- y cause. HONOLULU LODGE HO irritates the your stomach (Joesnt take care step further by action of the board property Federal .Reserve Board, left here in t. If Sea View owners who MODERN ORDER , OF PHOENIX delicate lining, of the stomach and of your liberal limit without rebellion; of supervisors last night In fact, brought their petition for improve- the liner Tenyo Maru yesterday, food fermentation causes wind which If your food is a damage instead of a Beach Walk went thife steps fur- ment of the before the board bound for Manila, where he will es- RECIPROCITY CLAUSE abnormally, district Bank, in- Will meet at their home corner d distends stomach , he Philippine Insular the help, remember the quickest, surest ther. afc-t- last meeting, were granted all tablish a BY causing that full bloated feeling. Thus tended .to stimulate the Imports of the ADDED HOUSE TO Beretanis and Fort streets, "even most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep- The original resolution was altered they asked when the board instruct- Thursday evening st 7:30 O'clock. both acid and fermentation Interfere sln which costs only fifty cents for a so as to read "reinforced concrete ed the engineer to proceed with plans islands. It will also act as a domes- IMMIGRATION BILL with and the process of diges- of the Philippines, under CHARLES HUSTACE, JR., Leader. retard large case at drug stores. It's truly with a darkened surface" instead for the improvements in the district, tic bank for FRANK MURRAY, Secretary: - tion. The stomach is usually healthy wonderful digests food the kind of pave- governmental supervision and control. Associated Press by Federal Wireless it and sets "bitulithlc" wherever giving their consent in behalf of the " end normal, but irritated almost past things straight so gently, and easily ment was mentioned, the engineer's frontage of the College of Hawaii i WASHINGTON. D. C, March 29. HONOLULU LODGE, CIS, B. P. O. C by foreign - endurance these elements that it is really astonishing. Please. preliminary report was adopted and a 14.9 per cent of the total. This was CANADIANS INDICTED The house of representatives yester- meets ia their. baD cases ; I acid and wind In. all such for your sake, don't go on and on with public hearing called. necessary as was 43.4 per day added a provision to the Burnett - 011 Kin near 90 per there but FOR FRAUD C0NSPIRAQY St, and they comprise ever cent a weak,' aisornerea stomacn; it s so The total cost of the district im cent represented on the petitions, and Immigration Bill, providing that re- n Fort, every Trldaj all stomach difficulties the first unnecessary. Aflr. $34,432, according by any country of im- : of provement will be if the city had thrown its frontage - striction other evenlnav ; Vtsltina only step necessary neutra- AasocUUd TtM T Federal- Wlrtlm and is to to the engineer's estimate Of this with the protesters, Fred L Waldron migration into that country from the brothers are-- eo lize acid and stop the ferments curbing WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March 29. op the SEEKS GOLF UNIFORMITY. $2,673 is for 6940 feet of new j and otherSi the improvement would United States shall automatically f diaUy mvltsd to at Sir Redmond Roblln. former premier; tion by taking in a little warm ori 45 a running foot to be charg-- . erate reciprocal restrictions on tsyd..--- - at cent naye been blocked. How-de- n, the - 'r ; immediately eating, J Cabinet Members Cold well and cold water after Western Association Wants Set Rule ed against the abutting property. James T. Taylor brought in a re- Kelly immigration from that country into O.J. MCCARTHY, EJT two leaspoomuis Disu $31,759 on and contractor Thomas irom one.io oi For Handicapping Players. This leaves to be assessed quest to the board that it proceed con- this. magnesia, which is doubtless 646,000 have been indicted on a charge of nited an area basis. There are with the paving work in the Nuuanu spiracy to defraud. The alleged plot the best and only really effective ant-- In a circular mailed recently to all square feet in the district making an valley district as proposed some time HERMANNS SOHNE. food known. The square is said to be in connection with the BRANDEIS' OPPONENTS acid and corrective !nembr clubs the Western Golf asso-aci-d assessment of .049,163 per Lago. His request was referred to neutralized and the fer-- erection of the Manitoba parliament wfll be elation makes a plea for uniformity of foot the road committee. buildings. SAY "SHARP PRACTISE" Yersammlungen In K. of Pv hall stopped instantly, d : I mentation almost handicapping rules lor all tourna-an- The city will have to pay $562.50 .. i M ontags, Januar and 17; Febmar T your will onc pro-- j " ' t stomach at ments. Following Is the system in assessments for various frontages. Associated Press by Federal WtreUssI and SI; Maers und 20. . -- DENTIST'S "ALTER SOLON ceed to digest the food In a healthy, 'adopted: ' Maps Now On File. EGO" VIRSUA WANTS WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29. W. WOLTERS, Praesldest normal manner. Be sure to ask yourl Medal playAscertain the average Maps showing each piece of prop- COMMITTED THE CRIME AER0S FOR COAST GUARD The opposition to Attorney Brandeis, C BOLTE. 8ekrtsr ' druggist for. the blsurated magnesia, of a player's five best scores and allot erty in the district and the amount NEW YORK, N. Y., March 29. Dr. the president's nominee for the vacan- as I found utterly of ' have other forms for his handicap 80 per cent of the assessed against each are on file in Arthur Waite. the dentist accused of 'Associated Press by Federal Wireless 1 cy upon the bench of the supreme Honolulu Branch the National lacking In its peculiarly valuable difference between his average score the engineer's office and subject to having poisoned his father and mother-in-- WASHINGTON, D. C, March 29. court fired its last shot yesterday. It German American Alliance af the . Ben- - ' properties F. J. G.vFor sale by and par for the course. inspection. Property owners have law, denied the charge in his cell Congressman .Montague has Intro- filed a brief declaring that the evi- U. 8. A. ; Three-quarte- son, Smith ft Co-- Chambers' Drug Match play rs of the until April to file protest against at Bellevue Hospital last night and duced a measure appropriating $300,-00- 0 dence taken by the senate subcommit- and HoIIifter Drug Co, Adv. medal play figure. made. hearing i Meetings tn K. of P. Hall CW ? the plans as Public declared that nis "alter ego," who for the establishment of an aerial tee proves that Mr. Brandeis has been ' oi 8av will be held on that date. a "little bad man from, Egypt " was corps for the Coast Guard service. The guilty it various times of "sharp pro ardays: - - 0 A hnge vein of phosphorus has been The submarine E--2 shattered in an Lusitana street hearing was held ! the individual the police must catch bill is now in committee. and of having violated the ethics February 12, March 11, April 8, Hay explosion subma-IUve- r 4, - discovered near the mouth of the of t the new Edison and the engineer and attorney in- if they want the really guilty party. of the legal profession, as well as hav- June 3. July L '.. Estrella. near Rio de Janeiro. 1 rine batteries, will be used as a lab-- structed to proceed with the next "The little Egyptian is the one who Foreign built vessels admitted to ing convicted him of duplicity. The PAUL R, ISENBERO, Pre$!:t 7. deposit; govern- - . - The will be mined as oratory where investigations . of the steps in the project the creation of has done all the wrong," said the American registry since June 30, last subcommittee will vote upon the nom- a BOLTE, Secrt i Vo will Ha Ann Inn 1-- ment property, ttorAa an assessment ordinance. Two pro- - number 36, of 86467 gross tons. ination Saturday.?; . ,.. QTHu. IS t9 Jvly 1 STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, WEDNESDAY. MARCH '20, 191G.

i . - Waseda Will Present Champions of Japan to Play in Honolulu SOUTH PITCHES COMPANY F HAS Strong Lineup Here TWO-HI- T GAME DEFEATURE

Visitors Have Number of Heavy Hitters on Squad Kawa- IN 9 1 ST TILT AGAINST THEM shima Will Bear Burden of Pitching in Comma Series Cho, the Chjnese Star, and Kato, the Peppery Shortfielder, Among the Stars on the Visiting Aggregation 159th Company Lands Champ- Eyes Win From Undefeated ionship Yesterday Afternoon, Team With York on Losers-En- ; oy S. FURUKAWA. the keystone :ai k. Is oalN'il th Winning By 10 to Score Post Yesterday I Waredu lTn'.vor:jity HKeba!l team. "Jchcny' Kvcrs" of Japan, and t'uat 0 at considered :,i..u.0C'sr ccllecllon cf answers the questicn. Il is tin Star-Bulleti- n , Special Correspondence ! Special St Correspondence. ball tossors in Japi-n- will arrive lu clranuji man cn the batting order. FORT IU GKR. . T.. March 2X, SCIIOKIKLD BARRACKS. March ilpnil'ilu oh A .1 i, n tl;e Fhliiyo Saiki at third is a mighty handy man 15'Jth Company. C. A. "Ail-Stars- " 2.- - -- rem pn y 1 6. Company F 4. That T); . .11 V'.ay to. have on He from The C. Maru. team here for the team. hits C. A. sorrow .stc.ry tc:ld as weeks, .h!r!i.i; port side, u made the 91st Company. waa the the three 'which time it the and is clever bunter. Tuesday twilight failed. The hitherto unde- will pin y a . h'iist kIv He has a gcod whip dia C.r ball tc3sers look weak fer.es at i.srrie across the tone baseball team from Coniiany Willi the Oahu Lsis;ue eluiM. Tbe mond and i9 death on fouls. afterroon when they closed the feated bunts and win- F, team which hud KtrantiJi oti uay well he "Dome Kato company championship series by the until toiy WasJa liush is the star game by met all comers in the 1st Infantry .xhown, by the fact that they have short- - tf.ppc.-- r cf the team. He covers ning the fourth of the series 10 0. Com- LcaRue and had trounced them all. onie acres ground, on tag a scoie of to The I39th lost but to the Meii I'nl cf and is star de-defe- gatii msm at gcod had alike, to 5 .Jim pany ;won the first, third and fourth and went down a only mmmm veislty team in thrift seasons' play. ging runner. He stands feet by before I Company's proves. lx)cal fans will recall as the 1 inch, which makes him a hard man games, all decis've scores and lost h" 2 0. today. The impartial followers of team which! visi".! here last season. to pitch to. His ability to secure pass- the second game by a score of to lilt; m t: n nu n Hurnacictj Ccach.-.- Kono. one of the star es, and his speed on the bases make The 91st Fquad was outplayed all wic , -- to test, say that F Company beat them-Kt:.e- s Ditchers of a few vears aao. will come him an ideal lead-c- f man. 1 J around and South proved himself ' be superior, to "King" Kelly who and a cose scrutiny of the here as manager of the Waseda "Trav- - Chinese Slayer in Garden. far was touched for one three-bas- e hiL score wculd Indicate the same thing. The real of the Waseda two-bas-e Nevertheless, I Company jIayed good with him, api in the pink of condition attraction one hit and nine singles team, will be Cho, tne center-fielde- r, ball and not once did they slip up on after the. hard spring training. There His control of the horsehide was a Chinese boy born in Yokohama. He ruthoi poor at times, walking thre? taking advantage of their opponent's are three pitchers, two catchers, four is acknowledged to be fly rrisplays. Infielders and four outfielders on the the best tatsmen and making three wild and that is the kind of chaser in Japan. They say him - ball wins .games. York 'the wvaad," namely: Kawashima, Kishi of pitches The fielding of the Kame- that he plays in-- f mighty," was in box Com- pitchers; Usui, that the outfield like an beginning April 8 hameha boys was very loose in th the for P and Ito. Ichioka and ielder. He hits from the port side Waseda University baseball aggresation, booked to meet the local teams in a series pany and only allowed hits, catchers; Hanai, lb; Asanuma, 2b, to right, back row, ar : Kawashima, p.; Shimada, sub.; fourth Inning and five well placed .three cf the plate, and hits them far, and The players on the fast Jtpanese team, from left two of which, were made by ;Kw!ec-fhsk- i, captain 3b; Kato, ss; Yo-- 1b; Ichioka, c. row, from hits, coupled with fonr fielding errors also ;,Ea!ki, on the bases is daring and should Hachida, sub.; Asanuma, captain, anil 2b; Kasashima, sub.; Hanai, Sa:ki, 3b; Front who, is developing to be a bet- kcyama. If: Cbo, cf; Iida, rf, and a, s.; I. Kondo, sub. In left to right Usui, and two wild pitches, sent seven run ' steal bases on the local catchers. Yo-koya- left to right Cho, c. f.J Iida, r. f.; Ito, p.; Kato, s. Yokoyama, f.; front, ter batter every day. In fact, any utility. ners scampering across 4 piste. r and Iida are fine fielders and c, and Hasimoto, p. th? man who geta two hits off York when Aggressive Hinz scored in the fifth, after getting Squad. . reliable hitters, the former usually a base on balls and going to second he is working as well as he was to- The Waseda team has always been hitting third on the list. on a passed ball by McGann and then day, is some hitter. noted for Its aggressiveness, and like Altogether Waseda has four men HAWAII LEADS IN .HAWAIIAN TENNIS CHAM- - RUFUS WILLIAMS romping home when Armstrong F Company got five bits from John- the Detroit Tigers, do not know when who can, bat on either side of the PIONSHIPS. mopped a nice fly to left field off son's delivery and these netted them - they, are beaten. They never give up plate, four runs, which should have been suf- and Coach Kono can easily . t Perry's bcL The "Rugerites" cam : game, until the last man Is retired. The "Stalling" his team .without making Matches Todsy Mixed Doubles. to frcnt again in the ninth, getting ficient to win the but the work . present squad most of Company's Infield was very poor is said to be the a change in the, lineup. The locals 3 p. m. Miss Hopper and Wil- - AND JOE POTTS more, E. Armstrong failed P to-- , GAME FISH SAYS two runs. pepperfled bunch ever gathered will have, no easy time winning from Lklund vs. Mr. and Mrs. nice grounder the bleacherltes called it "rotten." gethec In Japan, liam to handle a at second six Inoppor- and the fans should the Waseda squad. Gordon, courts. Bcnhara sent Their errors all came at many a Moana off Smith's bat, a Ion? tune helped materially witness bard fought battle After the series here 4:30 p. m. Miss Richards and deep center, which times and to "during their, stay, the Waseda drive to went for swell I Company's score, York here. team will go to San Francisco, where Dr. Williams vs. Miss Schaefer bases, scoring Smith. Bailev r , eaKneB wun we nas always FRED K. TO CLASH SOON three' struck out 12 men in addition to only suck they will be welcomed by Pat Page BI1AM and A. ; L. Castle, at Moana took' three hearty swings at the pel 1 begn he .fault of Japanese teams vis- allowing three hits and deserved to cf the University, of Chicago. Page courts. and retired. . Hinz sent a fine drive iting Honolulu, but the. Waseda a are let win his game. This defeat did not has made arrangements with various 4:30 p. m.:irs. R. I vers ard to righL scoring Benharu. pull company bunch of.good hitters, and any man o P Oat of first place, for ' college and semi-pr- teams in the Dillingham vs. Mrs. Ken- ca, the team Is llabje to break up the Noted Sportsman Gives Big Harold Champion Ring Artists Booked South was in perfect form and had it Is the only game: that they have West, and will act as manager of the ton Hind and Alan Lowrey, at boys mercy game at any time. . Their fielding and Armory in the 81st at his at all lost, but they can hardly be expected team during the series on the main Boost for Sport in Hawaii Moana courts. to Meet at 25 14 issu- base running la exceptionally . good, times, striking cut batsmen, to bold their exalted position and play land. The team will probably sail - on Thursday. Mind in, these departments will rank To Mainland Press Sem: iinals Round Boxing Bout ing but two free passes and allowing the class of ball they turned oat to for home from Seattle the latter nart Finals oa Friday. boys , Kith the. The only noticeable : enly two hits. The Kamehameha day. P Company's poor work does best ' of August." , . 1 . A 1 I A f Matches Yesterday. f. l.'l OAKLAND, Cal. Frederick K. Burn- - That much disputed question as to failed to get a man on first until the not take any of the glory of the vic- Mrs. , tatthew Graham and the pitching corps. Kawashima ' is ham, noted sportsman and big-gam- e the relative merits of Joe Potts and clxth Inning, when Jones drew a base tory away from .1 for they played ' Mr. Savage ;iss Hal- - the lone dependable currer. from defeated Rufus Williams will be settled some on balls. Only six men reached first first-clas- s ball from start to finish, hunter, has returned Honolulu 6-- 6-- and P. Morgan, 3, 1. Kono Knows Game. with the report that a big revival has stead J. time during the middle of April at base safely the entire1 game, four of and from the quality of their ; game Mr. and Mrs. Gordon won by ad- ; game fishing. the armory when these two boxers them "dying" there, while two deserved to win as they gloriously did Coach Kono is not . worrying much, taken place there in big default from Miss Goodloe and meet in a 25-rou- bout. vanced to second but failed to reach Two-bas- e hits, Kwiecinski; double on this , point, as he is convinced that In fact, Burnham started the revival. it-ter- n bard-hittin- William Warren. squared made, plays, the g and strong defensive He showed the residents of Oahu and The two knights of the third. Andruss a desperate York to Fitzgerald: struck out, Play .wjii overcome .tlila defect,; Kono Maul what they possessed in the way circle arc easily the leaders in their pt to go to third after getting a by York 12, by Johnson S; bases on is rather a silent man, WILLKIB BE of tuna, dolphins and a score of other class in Hawaii and the fans are cer- single in the eighth inning and going balls, off York 2 off Johnson 3; pass- and does not 6-- ' go i pull a "Hughey Jennings" on the side warm-se- a game fishes, and how to tain to see a mighty good when to second South's wild pitch. He ed balls, Cclllns 1, J.aws 1. lines, but he is a wise old head and catch them with hook and line. they clash in their long bout. In their tcok a big lead several times, but was - knows baseball ; from A - to Z. He Burnham, as a result, returned to matches bef?re neither boxer was able sent slid ng back to the bag each time. has perfected a teamwork 'that is es- San Francisco yesterday after a two to send over a sleep producer and the South finally succeeded in throwing pecially noticeable. i months' stay in the islands as first boxing authorities expect to see a him out after several attempts. vice-preside- nt 25 sea- ; Pitcher Kawashima is the ' main honorary of the Hawaii- grand match for the entire rounds The pitching of South all this Star nf the Uam nnil ul!l ol! an Tuna Club. son h?s been of the "Al" quality and nltrh Manager Doing Road Work. - Ocambo of the Filipino greatest place for materially of the. important games, here. He "Hawaii is the Jce Potts has been out on the road he has contributed to tbe has a beautiful low drop, with good team announces ,that his players wiU game fishing in the world," said Burn- suctes3 of! the 15?th Company team Join the junior league if given the dolphin the past two weeks and looks in the control,' and the Chicago University ham this morning. "Tuna, and Rufus and should he improve as lie has the SSel opportunity, doz- B55 pink of condition, while has boys found offerings and with this announce shark (and Burnham mentioned a past six months he will soon be his hard to hit. training Schofield. two ' ment there are already six teams of en varieties of other deep sea game been at The "showing" iu organized and he is certain to bother the local baseball. Star-Bulleti- V. C. A. ALLEYS boys were scheduled to hook up in a Special n Correspondence. players. He fields his position In different nationalities ready to enter fish by their Hawaiian names! are K Box score: bout at the posL but Potts decided ' . OAHU COLLEGE, March 29. An' good style and also hits well. the league. ; plentiful and the sport is far more en- 159th Co.,' C. A. C. on that he would not go on and conse- interesting post-seaso- n track meet U Star, . Manager Ocambo believes the joyable than at Catalina or the All R BH PO A E Catcher that quently Rufus had to take on another to be held, cn Alexander Field for the . junior league will be a success and Florida coast. While f was at Hono- Perry, 2 b 0 Q 2 0 0 Catcher Ichioka is' said to be the Y. M. C. A. BOWLING LEAGUE. boy. students of Punahou Academy Thurs- best maskman produced by Waseda asks that all those interested in the lulu the Tuna Club was reorganized White, cf. 0 0 a two ringsters are ovenly 110 day and Friday afternoons of this since the days of Yamawaki, who will sport assist in. boosting.. He asserts and I look to see Hawaii become in Pi W. L. Pet. The McCla;n, ss 5 0 2 2 1 1 ' week. - . be remembered bv manv of th Filipino team will strong couple of years the chief rendezvous matched and both, have proved to be Smith, If. 5 2 2 0 0 0 Wal that the be Dormitory Club 12 11 1 .017 will fans enough to flag of sporting fisheimen of the world.' . good ring generals. During his stay Benham. c. 5 1 1 11 4 0 The meet be rather novel in the as the star catcher of the first make a fight for tbe A . i 8 4 4 .500 u. Triple modeled largely visit-Honolul- Burnham introduced kites into tuna on the coast Potts won three bouts ." 1 1 0 islands. It is after Waseda team to Ich- and will play for the .love of the P. B. C 4 4 3 .2."0 Lailey, lb I 11 good and shark fishing in Hawaii and the with a tr.o cf the best boys in the 3 2 1 0 the recent Madison Square Garden ioka has a whip, and bis throw- game, H. A. , s 0 s .ooo Hinz, rf. 0 0 are now C...... four-roun- d game. his public meets of New York and it Is a contest ing to bases la. venr accurate. - up Japanese market fishermen la last Wcmack, 3b 3 1 0 1 2 0 - He has lined a strong squad, .: using Kites. 3v this method bait ir workout at the llealani smoker he 5 1 in all round track athletics. Hanai at the first station is not a and if tue other teams expect to fig- Night's Match. South, p 2 0 5 1 star, but he is a consistent player on suspended from a kite attached by a Last showed that he was right by knock- There wHl be thre track and three ure in landing the: prize, th n they fish- Dormitory Club 4. H. A. C. 0. field events, as follows: uie aeienBe, ana a gooa nitter in the long line to the boat bearing the ing the Plying Dutchman aiouud 'it Totals 43 10 11 27 13 2 had better begin practising. Here is Friday's Match. forty-yar- d 220-yar- d pinches. Capt Asanuma, who guards erman. A reel line also attached to will. 91st Company, C. A. C. Four hundred rua, the squad: Enriques, Luiz aid Ortiz Triple A vs. P. B. C. 1 OA-ya- the bait lands the fish. A movement R K tun and dash, shotput. as-th- pitching staff; Batong. c; Williams is Ring General. All UH PO A adver- high , has been started in' Hawaii to Wellington, S3 4 0 0 3 5 jump and broad jump. Reyes, lb; Pianos, 2b; Ramos, ss; game fishing to The Dormitory Club completed it's . Rufus is a wise old head when it 2 Each contestant tise their attract Critchrield, 3b 4 0 1 must enter all the SUPERS A Simplicio, 3b; Marcia, If; Tibong, cf, sportsmen from the United States. first rcuni schedule with four straight comes to ring manners and his fol events and ne wi ecore in each event, SEN Arm.trong, 2b 4 0 0 4 1 and Ortiz, rfi is one of the best points over the H. A. C. in last night's lowers of the 25th Infantry believ no matter if he be last in Burnham jinon McGa m. c 3 0 0 8 1 1 the event. (Formerly called Persian Nerte A meeting club bowllnr; league match on the Y. that the colored boxer is certain tc 2: of all those interested in sportsmen in the United States. He Kelly, p If there are contestants for. the. Essence.) the formation of a junior league will has hunted in Africa, Alaska and the M. C. A. alleys. All the games wer-clo- se gain the decision over the Shafte shotput, for instances, the man win- Andruss, lb .. .300 1 1 be called in a few days. Those in- Yukon Territory, Australia and India until the closing frames, when roan. In his bout with Fleis?hmanr ning fir3t place will win 20 Kellar, cf .3012 0 0 0 0 points, the terested are requested to communicate As vice-commod"- of the Motor Boat the Dormitory men proved superior Rufus was going when the goni; man winning second place will Win 19 Is Recommended Jones, rf 2 0 0 0 1 with the sporting Star-Bulleti- n. Club of he interna- finishers. sounded and proceeded to mix things pofnts so on editor of the America wn the Armstrong, If. 3 0 0 2 0 and down to tbe last man. he throughout bout. For Your vres tional boat race with Dixie III several Louis Stephens was high man fo-t- the who will win one yofnL The possibla Nr years ago. He became a resident of evening with an average of 174 lu addition to the main event tnere number of points to be scored Is 28 0 2 27 17 11 To thef man who lias "gone 10-rou- Totals sto California two years ago and has a and 202 for high score. H. Margon will be a go between De therefore larce. pieces, who suffers from a "break- MILLS SCHOOL HOLDS ltome near Martinez. Mott and Loth boys S;mmrry: Three-bas- e hit, Benham; may led the winning team in average with Barbroski. have two-bas-e The meet be made an annual down" of his physical or mental vig- hit. South; stolen bases, 167, while Ivan Heary had high score, appeared in the local smokers and post-seaso- n al.M.r and is will or who baa bur vitality in " INTERCLASS MET ON Perry, H!nz, Womaclc 2. South, if it it wasted HAS PLENTY OF OARSMEN. 19m. have slicwn enough to entitle them to Jone; be interesting to compare Indi youth: we Sensapersa on fol- double play. Kelly to Wellington; the offer the MANOA FIELD TUESDAY a place in the semi-final- vidual year fc. A com- records of each boy from lowing ' 4: 250 meeting cf the club league struck out, by South 14, by Kelly 9; University of California Has Men ." to year through mittee :s called for o'clock this after Wrestling Program. bases on balls, South 2. Kelly his academy course, Students of grammar for Two Eights. eff off thus watching his progress. the lower noon, when important matters relating These bouts will be one of the fea- :;; wild ' pitches. South 1, Kelly 3; athletic AKOLUTE GUARANTEE grades. Mills School, were in There are several Punahou winners to the schedule for the balance" of the tures of tne big-- wrestling program passed balls, McGann 1; athletes a hotly held Den Wallis, a former Yale oarsmai., left on bases, who be close If a full course treatment of six contested track meet season will be settled. which will be staged at the armory. l"9th Company 9, 91st Company 3; rhouid contenders for yesterday afternoon cn rho lthlettt and Td Meyer, a Harvard crew man, the individual pcint honors. Capt. boxes of Sensapersa is taken and the Chee-chako- s Many of the best matmen have prom first base oa errors, 159th Company 5, . 230 The Honolulus bowl the all-roun- field cf the Manoa instit'j are in charge of the candidates George Lindeiy i3 a good d simple directions given are followed after places on the University of Cali- in the senior league at 7:30 ised to appear in the wrestling game 91st Company I; time of game. 1 hour out and does not give absolute sat- Points were divided as follows: and two of the champions who mafle and 55 umpires. athlete; he can sprint, his specialty it fornia treshmen and varsity eight tonight. Both teams will have their minutes; Smith and aver-rg- Lower grammar grades. 32; seniors, is the jumps, and he 2s above the e isfaction, we will refund the full pur- crews. The varsity crew in- best men in the lineup. Tomorrow good in the recent military meet are Ranch. 2S; juniors, 20; sophomores. 17; up- oared in the shotput' Napihaais an- chase"" price. ' of year's eight. the All-Chine- will have their met- scheduled to appear. per grammar, 11, o. cludes three last other very promising athlete In all Try one box of these wonderful tab- and freshmen, principal race will be with tle tested when they encounter the Wrestling has taken a big hold on The senior team wpn relay, which The WENDELL AND KRAENZLEIN ev nts. Gordon Gibb. John Oifford. lets and see the marked relief you the l and University of Washing-ten- . crack Oahu team. Last night's fig- cthletics here, and a3 the bcuts havr was the and most exciting event, Stanfor Antcne Correa, Ernest Mott-Smit- h, will receive, tnen take, the full course last Seattle, in A.ril. ures: all been conducted in an excellent HOLD LOW HURDLE RECORD Sut-ok- a, be permanently bene- their team consisting of Yanagi, m Fred Peterson, George Eromley;and a treatment and m H. A. C. 1st 2nd 3rd Total manner .t is expected that a largo fited. They contain no mercury or Kurashige and Wan Chiu. crowd will out big Note! world's scoie of ether men will make a very Wakefield l.T3 109 127 389 turn for the show. The record for the meet. other Injurious drugs. They relieve Sam Kahoe. a sturdy Hawaiian lad After- the wrestling bouts have been 22C-yar- low hurdles is held jointly by fast sleeplessness, of 16.V pounds, was G. D. Brown 124 134 136 394 The events will be held on two days. all nervous diseases, the individual , run off to J. I. Wendell of Wesleyan and Alvin GREAT EXCITEMENT! A. Brown l'S lit) 141 409 the boxers have agreed of On failing memory, brain fag, incapacity point winner, netting for the lower fer their services to the management Kraenzlein of Pennsylvania. Their Thursday, March 30, the shotput G. H. Brown. . ...131 134 9; 355 220-yar- d 3-- bTcad Jump for study or business, premature de- grades a total of 13 points. He took for exhibition bouts and two record is 23 5 seconds. In yester- dash aid the will 144 17', 22 the 100-yar- 50-yar- L. Stephens 2i2 held; en 31, d cay, exhausted vitality and all trou- first in, the shot put, and in the d Wampum, cham- should day's edition the mark was printed as be Friday, March the Jr.hn Zak' of matches attract, a large crowd. 449-ya- 220-yar- rJ d 2-- 3 d;ih. dash and high by overwork and . dissipa- dash, and second in the "for pro- 23 seconds, which was an iu the bles caused pion checker player of 71 CO 3 696 2026 The exact date, the wrestling efror - ' dash. Toials ji!irp will take place. tion. ,-- county. Pa., is playing a game of gram is not; announced, is transposition. One of the readers Dcimitory Club. but it has brought happiness . our to error, Sensapersa Those who won first places and checkers by mail with an expert thought that it will be 'booked for called attention this : ; ' : BENNY KAVFF GETS FOUR Into thousands of homes. their events were: 100 yands. Liber- of Pasadena., 'al. It six Henry Htt 92 163 435 April 15 or April IS.,-:",;.;- .' ; which proves that the readers as a started HITS WITH The risk is not yours, the proprie- ate Magpiong, lower grarmiar; 22 months. ago and probably will Thorras 137 144 163 446 rule are well posted on athletic events. THE GrANTS tors will refund the money if you are yards. Ahn Soon Nam. junior; pole net be completed until Septem- Mathews l"2 133 136 421 s - Mac"Sicn JYeVca&herv f Fred Murray, a brother of Lindley SAN ANTONIO, Te'x.. March 20. not satisfied. Give Sensapersa a good vault, Sekuma. sophomore, and Punki. ber 1. ;nd then it may be a draw. Mcrgrn 14S 183 171 502 Murray.''' the well-know- n tennis star: Both teams hi: hard this afternoon fair trial, don't delay any longer, com- junior, tied; half-mil- e, H. Sueoka, The moves are three weeks Bearss ISO 14G 131 457 V Connie Mack is said to be. figuring Fred Kelly and John Eller have made and the New Vcrk Giants wod from mence now today rand be a well senior; mile. Joseph Amos, senior; ap;irt. The players use a stand- on ;periins,IhLjyoung catcher, to be the best time oh a curved track, but San Antonio, 13 to 7. Kauff got four Drug Co., 440 807 2271 world's reccrd ' horors go to hits o:i of five times up. man. Sold by Chambers yards, Charles Wtn. upper gram- ard checkerboard, upon which Totals 698 766 a star this year . This youth and the the Score: Drug Co., Honolulu Drug Co., mar; low hurdles. I- Magpion;;. each Wesleyan and Pennsylvania athletes. R. 1L E. Hollister - lower records his move and then Shane wilt do the. catchlns, for the ' or sent postpaid for $1 per box or 6 grades; broad jump. Wan Chiu: sen- mails the board to his opponent. If all the documents stored" in the Athletics, Mack, having given, up the New Y;rk Nationals 13 21 4 boxes for 55. ior; high jump.' A. Puuki, junior; shot It ersts c, rent:-- , postage for each patent off.ee in Washington could be Idea that Schahg-.I- s a third" baseman ". Chicago 4l68T.miles of streets an'! h'an Antonio Ter.aa Lgrs 7 14 6 THE BROWN EXPORT CO put. Sam Kahoe, lower grades; trip cf the heard. placed end to end they would .form a or anything el?e but" a' backstop. ..Per- alleys, exceed by one-hal- f .the total Batteries Kramer. Stroud and Dept. 15, 74 Cortlandt t. New York. yards, Sam Kahoe, lower grades; re-- ' strip that would reach around tlQe kins comes' from the North - Carolina mileage of public roads in the state of eiiucii. rveiuuer; iiaxaing, iiaynes, - lay, league . ..; ,- PelcamLrc and L'urch, Soper, - :,. XV.t senior team. earth three times. . and Is only 2J jeaxs of age. , Delaware. , R-- HONOTjULH RTA B IHXKTIN. WKDXF.SDAY, MAttCH 2K li10. ELEVEN

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I Slippers offered at $2.50 a f'leo Kidgloy ai.d N:arjri Daw. in Athletic Boss Signs Many Re- the reipecf'.ve j r Patricia May O'Hrlin and Nora O'Urian in "The cruits; Land Another pair. Choi us Lady" are proing a popular $100,000 Infield at Liberty theater, iar of artists the ADDS AND MULTIPLIES IT SUBTRACTS AND DIVIDES where they will he seen for the last If Connie Mack can locate four j IT even- - have the sizes, time at the performance of this players who w ill make another $100,- j Come while we ing. Both of these actresses have 000 infield the citizens of Philadel- been seen in Honolulu at the Liberty phia the Athletics will be pre state that & HARVEY , in pictures on WRIGHT f High Grades : Bronze White and theater Paramount in the first division this year, but ac- vious occasions, and each h;is scored cording to the statement of the Athle- Agents for the Territory of Hawaii J. a big success. The former is best Black. None damaged, tic bops, he isn't planning on 1016 855 HONOLULU remembered for her sterling work in but hints that he will be in Kaahumanu Street "Hypo rather i the leading feminine role of the running in 1917. Only broken lots. crites. Last year the Athletics were voted In "The Chorus Lady." the Vehicle a joke team, but sMll they had a nunv in which Rose Stalil starred for a ber of stars in the lineup, but with Marchant Electric ting Machine number of seasons and one of the Baker, Collins and Barry out of that popular comedy-drama- s ever hardly hope to keep : most infield they could Factory, Emmeryville ueuerai unites, Mclnerny Shoe Store staged, the title role allows Miss from skidding?- - Tin-- . Connie .slipped f Oakland, Cal. Ridgley a splendid opportunity. Plank and Bender the "fare ye well" Business Established 6 Years 1 Fort Street Phone 1529 The little chorus girl, large of heart and shifted Schang to third base. and sharp of fbngue, is over on the Schang Behind Bat. AVil! do a lar?re business all over the world. Now din business with seventeen defensive and endeavors to keep her This season Schang,' who, by the way. (let full and detailed information how to become a stockholder in little sister from a life beh'nd the is one of the best receivers in the foreign countries. scenes. Nora, however, is seu-wuie- a business, will be stationed behind the this American Industry, selling its machine under patents. and heeds not the warning of -- atrl- plate, and Mack has picked up a good the blank below cia's experience. Her trip upon the catcher in Perkins, who will succeed A limited number of shares for sale at $2 per share. Fill out Inter-Islan-d boards is a big lesson and humau ex Lapp.. There are several other re- and make vour reservation early. The Steam ample to the thousands of stage- - cruits around the camp and one of rhftruck girls throughout the country. them may be kept on the payroll. Star-Bullet- in Navigation Co., Ltd. The story of life behind the foot- Connie's roster looks like the city J. H. REMMERS, Box 230. lights ever holds a deep interest for directory of, a fair-size- d burg, and if the theater-goer- . The glimpse behind he doesn't land a few good ball play- the curtain in this offering is particu- ers out of the lot, it will not be be- Excursion Star-Bulleti- n: Second Personally Conducted larly instructive and pleasing. cause he did not have an abundance Mr. J. H. Remmers, Box 230, Navy" thrilling and of When a kid gets to be ' "Neal of the is material. , 'TO THE presages a most successful finale for 15 and has displayed any talent in Without any obligation uim my irt. send me full and detailed information why an hero and heroine. baseball, it is an even bet that he has in the stock of iho Marchmont Calculating Machine should be a good investment for me. been approached by the Athletic boss. Great Active Volcano Of Score of Recruits. (tea NEW FOX FILM Bush, Wycoff, Davis, NAME Mack will have V The Flagship "Mauna Kea" --will leave Pier 14 next Sheehan, Nabors, Aldsworth, Bressler, Knowlson, Mellinger, Hart and sev- ADDRESS v Saturday, April 1st, 1916, at 3 P. M. eral other recruits for a pitching staff. 1.-1.- :V. A 1 . 1 f T -.- f1.-- tmlnit ! Wycoff are the only play- UaCK 111 'I1UUU1UJU lUCSUdj tviAtiitirvaiuimiig AT HAWAII FOR Bush and Arriving, caui ers who ha.ve proved to be stars, al- though Bressler has pitched good ball V- -? voupon TlCKetS covering steamers, auiomounea aim IJ on occasions. weiimger is irom Saturday to 1 uesday Cedar Rapids and' comes well recom- libterdcconiinoilationsfrom mi " " ' Ul llLLIl mended, while. Hart of Carlisle is '.' IlLul touted as a sure find. Y Mclnnis will be at the first station, 0NE$30.00-ONlL- Grace Miller White, author of "Tess and this will --not show any weakness The most ardent lover of Pick-ford- 's - V of the Storm Country." Mary for this department, and Napoleon . v EXTRA CHARGES - NO greatest film offering, is also Lajoie or Malone will be stationed at r " Provided twenty bookings are received by Friday credited with the authorship of "From the second sack. Nap is still a good music and the keenest critic excursion will be conducted by Mr. the Valley of the Missing." the Fox ball player, and inasmuch as he is one i evening' next;, the Film Corporation's offering at the of the best fielders in the game and its interpretation alike de Vis..Nbrtou of. the Hawaii Publicity Commission. Hawaii iheater tonight and for the can still hit, he may' beat the young- of 1 " " balauce of the week. ster for the place. Last year Iajoie ). . . Make. Your Reservations Early This Week. This offering has been produced hit around- - 280, which isn't such a bad pronounce the under the direction of Frank 'Powell, figure for a veteran. Hi INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAVIGATION LTD. the man who scored such a big film Fight for Jobs. T. H. success through his direction of "A Kopf, Healey and one or two of the .1 Queen-Stree- t Honolulu, " .Fool There Was,-- nd "The Children other recruits, will fight it out for a of the Ghetto." Both of these films place at short and third base. In have recently been shown in Honolulu play- Mew Edisoia addition. Mack, has several other .have proved winners here as ' and may ; 'gi"en a chance to offerings great ers who be screen and advance show. Mack isn't figuring on this disc agents for future Fox offerings. year, and with his experiments it is diamond The story told in pictures Is one hardly expected that he will finish filled with thrilling scenes and situa- better than seventh in the American tions. It allows for anti-clima- x upon race. Cleveland should be better" this anti-clima- x with a real Fox thriller year and Connie may find another Phonograph as a finale. The Hawaii theater is place in the cellar. it ? presenting numerous Fox offerings at The igning of Pick, Crane and -- J i the present time and all of the Fox will help out in the infield, the most perfect in its reproduction of instru- bills register big. William Fox has and Pick will make a fight for T2LEG managed to secure the services of a ihe. hard place at third, while" iw the ment and Unman Voice.' number of the leading artists on the ouuieia witn uianng, n ne piays, speaking stage of the old and the new Strunk, Walsh and Thompson, Mack world. will have a fair outfield, but one that Up-to-the-min- ute Mainland service to the "Who Pays?" another of those short will hardly rank with the best No needles to change. serials complete in each instalment The next article will review the of thre ereels, is proving a winner at cap- md steamers Sierra, S6m strong work of Pat Moran's Phillies, who I the Hawaii and is one of the tured the National League pennant serial offerings that stands out from season. ' 1 and Ventura at sea. the rank and file of such pictures. It last The new records include points a strong sociological question The Federal Company has been awarded U. S. Gov-- and offers a solution. LOOKS RATHER FAMILIAR, many desired titles contract to equip all battleships and three of the BOX SCORE FROM MAJORS; eminent recently received a very large shipment of the ntyy disc records, in- ; largest radio stations in the world (including Pearl EDNA MAYO AS JIM THORPE HITS 'EM, TOO We. have bor) with Poulsen apparatus. cluding many popular titles, such as: , Honolulu has had any number of ' Venetian Instrumental Trio box scores during the past few 80084 Serenade (Moszkowski) .THEBE'S A BEASON. months, but it has been some time Evening Star Tannhauser (Wagner) Violoncello Paulo Gruppe 'DECEIVER' IS since a box score has appeared with big leaguer Love You, California (Frankenstein) Knickerbocker Quartet 828 Telephone 4085 the name of a in the list 801381 Tort Street Here is the first one to appear in a Summer Days (Fisher) Contralto and Baritone Honolulu publication. Vernon Archibald STAR OF FILM You will notice that Jim Thorpe is Helen Clark and again with his big blows starting out 1 (Chopin-Sarasate- ) Violin Albei t Spalding in the training camp, but he has not 820G2 Nocturne Flat As yet proved that he can keep his Spanish Dance No. 8 (Sarasate) Violiu Mbert Spalding "The Little Deceiver" is a comedy mark up when the team starts the TODAY becomes of American country life and man- race for the flag. In the Giants' ex- Before a ners which on the legitimate stage hibition with Dallas, the Indian an- has been presented with wonderful nexed a homer, a triple and a single. success. It 'will also be noticed that Benny Edna Mayo; internationally famous Kauff and Rosoh arj not in the New Co., 'Ltd. - p. News as a comedian, will make her photo- York line-u- Hawaiian dramatic debut in the role of a little At Dallas, Tex., March 11. Bishop Street heroine. "The Little Deceiver" is a New York. late three-pa- r, offering at the Empire AB. H. O. A about your"trip to the Volcano. $28.50 inclusive price. theater today. - Favored w 1th a plot Burns, If 5 0 1 of unusual interest there is sufficient Thorpe, cf 5 3 2 comedy incorporated in the play to Fletcher, ss 3 3 1 Office, Young Hotel Phone 1234 add much spice to its presentation. Doyle, 2b 4. 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 f: 0 0 The comedy of the subject Is de- Kelly, rf 3 2 J Dallas rived from a series of ludicrous mis Rodriguez, lb 2 0 11 Hit Off Ten-li- t 2 in 3 innings, ofT Special assortment PONGEE SILK SHIRTS, Extra fine :: fortunes of which Miss Mayo, as the Hunter, 3b 3 1 0 Bono 5 in 5 innings, off Black 7 in ! quality, $2.50 to $3.50 tiiiiiiGiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH star, is a constant victim. The cast Wendell, c i 1 (, innings. Two-bas- e hit - Wendell. includes several such favorites of Perritt, p 2 0 o Thrrebaae hit Thorpe. Home runs moving-picturedor- a as Richard Travis Schupp, p . 2 1 0 Kelly. StoUn has Doyle. and John Bartlctt, Martin, 3b 1 0 Struck out fly Perritt by Scnm i 2, Augusta Anderson and Robert No by I'.ono 1, by Black 2, by Adatns 1. ODO lan are central figures in a cleverly Totals .36 13 27 It 2 Bases on balls Off Perritt 1, off presented comedy, "The Chadford Dallas. Schupp Z, off Bono 2. off Hlack 2. Dou- Diamonds." Josefson, rf 4 10 0 0 ble playg Brownlow, Stupp and SHOTEN iff so, 'sore your Baggage is safely and promptly delivered With Billy Quirk taking the front Stupp, 2b 4 0 0 Thompson; Black. Brownlow and 35ffotdSl. and center through about 20 minutes Crouch, If 0 1 0 0 Thompson.. Umpire Pondrom. 11 '. v v.; at the right place by the of roaring farce, "Billy, the Bear Tralnor, cf . . 0 3 0 o Hotel Street Tamer." is assured of making a dis Brownlow, ss ...... 1 2 Texas to Insure Ball Players. tinct hit Albert Roccardl, Constance Thompson, lb 1 9 - Union-Pacif- Talmadge and Edwin- Roberts are Tracy, 3 b 0 0 Players in the Texas baseball ic Transfer Company, Ltd. screen favorites who have won fresh McDonough, c 3 0 7 league this yea are to operate under ti laurels in this play. Bono, p 1 0 10 0 the workmen's compensation law and . U. S. MAIL CARRIERS Black, p 0 0 0 2 0 will be protected by iusurance against TOM DRISCOLL HURT; Adams, p 0 0 0-0- 0 injury or other disability incident to duly Expert Furniture Movers in this City HORSE FALLS fi POLO Boudreaux, 3b 10 0 10 the game, it was announced recently ft Mackey 1 0 0 0 0 by the state industrial accident board. STOCKS BONDS Thomas DrisccII, clubman, bank di- Mace 0 0 0 0 0 AND Most of the world's sources of tin 74 King St, next to Young Hotel ; Phones 1874, 1875 rector and expert poloist, sustained a REAL ESTATE SAFE DEPOSIT B0XE3 dislocated right shoulder recently I Totals 30 3 27 15 1 ore are either stationary or receding n Batted for Bono in fifth. in output. Bolivia of ail countries Authorized to act as Executor, Trustee, A.dministratoi when his horse fell in a polo game on " the Ftmcis Carolan field, Burllngame. Batted for Black In eighth. alone gives promise of permanence - - or Ounrdinn. Tranet a Gpnprnl 'Tmt "Rnsi'r. "

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1916 ss. Pullman touring car, Second-han- d cameras and lenses For all information, Japanese Gener N. Yamamoto, 83 S. Kukui st; phone K. Hashimoto, massage and electio Mrs. S. Masakl. Beret. & Mauhakea? driven less than 1600 miles; per bought, sold or exchanged. ' Koda al Business Agcy, 20 S. Beretanla. 4816; general contractor; building, neering. Nuuanu st., opp. Williams' dresses and shirtwaists to order. ' HONOLULU STAR-BULLET- IN feet condition; cantilever rear graph Shop, Hotel and Union sts. 6392 6m house pointing and papering. undertaking office, phone 1785. 6343 tf springs, high tension magneto, In- 6307-t-f 6354 tf 6400 3m

SEMI-WEEKL- AUTO PAINTING. II. Akagl, 1118 Nuuanu ihirtmker' DAILY AND Y dependent starting and lighting sys st; & ' ' tem; extra rim and tire cover, one RENT K. Nekomoto Co., tel. 4438; general Mr. and Mrs. C. & S. Hashimoto, mas- 6307 tf FOR City Painting Shop, King nr. South contractor, building, painting and 178 -- i Terms of Subscription: man top curtains; owner leaving seurs, electroneering and baths, sts., expert auto and carriage paint- papering. 6303 SODA WATER. Star-BiUleti- n island; bargain, S750. Phone 1389, ly S. Beretania, nr. Emma; teL 2637. Dally 75 cents per month, FURNISHED HOUSES er: all work guaranteed. 6213-t- f 5 per. 6 copy. Mrs. Jamleson. 6433 3t 6308 6m - year, cents per A. Fujii, general contractor and build- The best comes from the Hon.- Soda Bemi-Weekl- y Star-Bulleti- n, parts of 92 per Desirable houses in various BAKERIES. er, Aala lane. Pone 1021. 6390 6m S. Oyama, expert massage. Vineyard Water Wks. That's the kind you year. E. M. F. 1912 model. beeD the city, furnished and unfurnished Chas. E. Mgr. only 17,000 miles. Capt Hinkle, and Nuuanu. Phone 1330. 6394 6m want Frasher, run $20, $25, $30, $35. $40 and Asahi Bakery, best cakes and ice 6106-ly-r. ? at 15. $18, K. Segawa, contractor. 604 Beretania. K. Oshima, massage. 1827. Port Armstrong, Tel. 4908. up to $125 a month. See list in our cream. Beretania and Alakea fits Phone Advertising Rates: 6076 tf 6090 tf Classified and Business Announce 6434 3t office. Trent Trust Co., Ltd., Fort 6389 6m SAMPLE ROOMS. King CUT AND ments 1 cent per word per each inser n st, between and Merchant. FLOWER3 PLANTS Automobile, Chalmers 30, demi-to- I NG. MOSQUITO STICKS. tlon, op to one week. BLACKSMITH If you want good quarters to display , touring car; good condition; " per neau in Well furnished cottage with 5 rooms Coconut plants for sale, Samoan vari- your samples in Hilo, use Osorlo's Estimate six words line. 5 6371-t- Iron doors, ma Use Boar Trade Mark Mosquito cheap for cash. Phone 2429, after 636 Hotel st. near Alapai. f Sidewalk grating, ety: Apply A. D. Hills, Lihue. store. !6940-t- t Fer line, one week...;: ....."30 cents Ct black- - Sticks; superior grade of o'clock. 6431 chinery repairing and general KauaL 5277-t- f most its . Per line. two. weeks. v. .40 cents UNFURNISHED HOUSES. smithing. Neill's Work Shop, 135 kind; especially manufactured for - TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. Per line, one month . . j ...... 70 cents Overland roadster, -- perfect condition, Merchant st 6424 6m All kinds Hawaiian plants at Honolulu the sick room and family use. Ask - -- line, .60 ea. mo. 1645. m I'er six months. cents at a sacrifice. Inquire H. C. Hurl- Cottage for rent Phone Product Co. Phone 3786. 6392-2- Motoshige Drug Store, King st, The best and cheapest in town. Na-kat- su : upon ' - other rates application. but, Royal Hawaiian Garage. 6434 fit BUTCHER SHOPS. phone 1554, box too. 6420 6m Trunk Store, 1081 River iL No adrertisements of liquors or cer 6434 6t T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; Phone 1635. 6355-6- m tain proprietary medicines will be ac FURNISHED ROOMS. Kayahara. 1465 S. King. TeL 4624 6298 tf MONUMENTS cepted.- - ' --v For sale Second-han- d Saxon Road 6313 tf J :v room new, Sakoda, 1079 River st, suit cases, new " Nicely furnished front in Harada, fresh cut flowers; tel. 3029. - In replying to adrertisementsr' ad ster,'just thoroughly overhauled; Al W. H. Zimmerman. 1337 Nuuanu St, and second-han- d clothing, cheap. private home, near beach; CAFES & RESTAURANTS. 6121-t- f dress your replies exactly as stated In condition. Royal Hawaiian Oarage. modern, bet Kukui and Vineyard; Tel. 5126; .. 6345 - party. Ad- tf the advertisement, i -r,t 6414 tf garage; a find for right Gravestones, Marble, Granite, etc. Star-Bulleti- n. The Manhattan Cafe; meals at all Kimura, flowers, 5147. Iff you are a; telephone subscriber, dress Box 508, Fort st Phone 6421-3m- o. hours; known for quality and ser 6084-t- f TEA HOUSES. - One Overland delivery car, in good 6429 tf phont your adverti8ementr w will vice; you Bhould eat there. 1 r.:- ; condition a bargain. Apply J.; W NOVELTIES AND CURIOS. 1761. i charge it.' . - 6314-t- Shloyu, Waialkl Beach. Phone ' nicely rooms, close in; : f Wakita, cut flowers; Aloha lane. : i ' r'r. 2256: Kershner, King st, opp. Library. Two furnished Best Japanese1 dinner and boating. OUR PHONE IS desired; price moderate; 6106-t-f All kinds of Japanese old coins ,and 6432 6t board if Cafe, place in town. 6393-3- m Boston m private family. 816 Young st., coolest prints. 20 S. Beretania 6391-2- After the show drop in. Open day Toyoshiba, King st., opp. Vida Villa, st WANTED Stutz, electric lights and self-- ohone 1432. 6430 12t Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. and night Bijou theater, Hotel ' 6411-3- m starter.- - Frank Coombs, Queen and St PRINTING Oda. prop. TeL- - 3212. 6183-t-f Unfurnished fcbuee; s or' 4 hedrooms, Bishop sts., phone 2182. 6432 6t Nicely furnished rooms with large 5539-t-f - Nobori, maidenhair. Akima lane. , "Ponahou preferred, for beginning lanai, within walking distance ti - We do not boast of low prices which TAILOR. Rooms; quick service ' 6411-3- m April; stae rent and particulars. Buick, small "Six," Al condition; run town. 1600 Nuuanu, cor. School. Columbia Lunch usually coincide with poor quality; Star-Bulleti- n. and cleanliness our motto; open day Address Box 340, 800 miles. Apply 45 North King. ' 6434 2t - .... but we "know how" to put life, Midorlya, 527 King. Shirts & kimonos. and night Hotel, opp. Bethel street. COPPER WORKS. . . . - . 6434 tf hustle' and go into' printed matter, 6432 6m-- - ' Nicely furnished room m new and 5518-t-f Saka, : artificial copper and brass and that Is what talks loudest and Mettbershiptprlvllfiges the Y. M.' C. CYCLES, suitable for ' Star-Bulleti- n la MOTOR 'ETC. modern home, close in; Eagle." Bethel, Hotel and works made to order. Pauahi st, longest Honolulu Job UMBRELLA MAKERS. A, ire open at a moderate cost to nil couple. Phone 4095. 'The bet Printing Department, Alakea street; - King. A nice place to eat; fine near Smith st 6391 2m den. Take advantage of them. M. Yoshinaga, Emma, nr. Beretanla 6434 2t Branch office. Merchant street R. Mizuta. Umbrellas made and re st, 20 off on all bicycles and bi- home cooking. Open night and day. paired. 1284 Fort, nr. Kukui; phono 5338-t- cycle supplies. 6210-t-f . rooms. f CRACKER MANUFACTURER. 6553-t- Cool, . clean, large furnished PLUMBING 3745 f (first-clas- s man). Box Baker wanted Apply 276 Beretanla, opp. Hawaiian Shodo, King H. Takafuji, 1314 Beretanla; baby car 6432 6t New Orleans Cafe. Substantial meals. Nichi banana crackers. st Hotel. . moderate. Alakea, cor. Merchant 6435 6m Fujiwara, 67 Beret, teL 4320. Ex WATCHMAKERS riage tires; also gasoline and oil. st pert plumber and tinsmith. m 6589-t-f SITUATIONS;: 6299-3- Large, airy rooms, $2 week; auc 6347 tf Diamonds watcbea and jewelry bought House, 546 S. King. DRESSMAKING. & night Wollert sold and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort Expert stenograplrer; six years' expert Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl King. CLEANING AND DYEING. J . - 6428 lm C. Imoto, 515 King, nr. Liliha, expert .: .-- .' C076-t- f On Tai Lee, 1180 Nuuanu, opp. Ye V ence; law and general btfice 'work, plumber 2073. : position; of The Bee, clothes cleaning. Kapiolani Liberty; dresses, waists, skirts, etc. and tinsmith; phone desires permanent best' Furnished and unfurnished rooms, 6268 tf WOOD AND COAL raferences. Address D. L. WH 202 LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. near Fort and Vineyard. TeL 3767. Bldg, Alakea st All clothes cleaned, made to order and already made. ' dyed pressed. 556o. 6334 . Wayne Apts.; Oakland, Cal. 6419 lm and Phone tf Business and visiting cards, engraved Tanaba'Co Pauahi, nr. River at, teL . 6428 12t 6419 m or printed, In attractive' Russia 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- mare saddle, 100; FURNITURE r 6297-6- m A roan saddle and Light housekeeping and single rooms. leather cases, patent detachable sale and retail. 6109-t- pure-bre-d Royal Cleaning Shop, TeL 3149 gardener, ring 4136. f a Holstein bull calf, four Clothes Star-Bullet- For best Ganzel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Fort Fuji, & Co. AH cards.- - in office.' 5540-t- f months old; fine Berkshire pigs, age ' r 6213-t- f furniture sold at 6434 tf moderate prices. Beretania and LOST HELP WANTED. 11 months, boars or sows, $35 each; ' PAINT AND PAPERHANGING several younger pigs. Agricultural Choice rooms for light housekeeping. The Pioneer, clothes cleaned and re King sts.; phone 1879. 6407-3- m Man. gaag Beretania-Emma- . to take charge of section Department, Kamehameha Schools. Telephone 1998. ' 6392-t- I paired. TeL 3125, Wing Tai Co., 1216 Nuuanu; teL 4375. Lady's gold watch, open face, with , railway; must be 6ober 6081-t-f Fujikawa, cor. King & South sts., tel. on small , 6426 lm Furniture, bouse painting, papering fob, on Fort st, between Jordan'! men; ex--" 1623; rugs, mirror a, etc., reasonable. - state m and able to handle FOR RENT OR LEASE. 6301-6- and the- Cfcrlon; Reward if returned clothes cleaned; TeL 3029. 6316 Star-Bulleti- perience. Reply in writing to X, Y, Harada; tf to n office. 6429 tf Star-Bulleti- n. in 6121-t- f , Z, care References. , B. eggs, by Sta-Bullet- S. 1202 4137. ' Minorca and Buff. Orpington Premises occupied Shlraki, Nuuanu; Tel. - -- - Saiki. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta 642S ict - 13. 1503 Houghtaillng road. Building, Painting paperhanging. AH f for office, Kerr Alakea st; Suititorium, ladies' and gents' clothes 6U78-- U and 6U8 and basement, over 10,000 nia st work guaranteed. Bids submitted EMPLOYMENT OFFICES tf two floors cleaned. 1258 Nuuanu. tel. 3350. square feet of floor space;1 adapted H. Noda, Tel. 2?53, Palama. free. k5328-t- f eggs hatching )1 6190 jtf furniture. Adeliiia Patti 1166 Black Minorca for to manufacturing, merchandizing Pacific Employment Eureau, 1278 SOFT DRINKS. ' .Union street, opposite Pacific Club, dot. Phone '2033. Punchbowl or commission merchant' ; display A. B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned. FRUITS AND PRODUCE CIGARS 6415 lm rooms; occupancy about May 1st 4148. for all kinds of help. Phone 4136; dyed and repaired; phone Nosan Shokai, watermelons; Aala lane Our soda will make your business 6106-t- f 6427 tf 6104 tf residence phone 4136. V Gentle driving mare and harness, with 6039-t- f grow. Hon. Soda Water Wks. Cha. FITZPATICK BnOt. wagon. 2736, 1079. E. Frasher. Mgr. 6106-ly-r Y. Nakanishi, 34 Beretanla light Phones 2 acres of good agricultural land, Steam cleaning, Alakea st, nr. Gas Co. sU near 6431 21t - GARDENER. Nuuanu. Phone 4511. 6:30 a. m. to with large house and buildings; for 6234-t- f Valley; 6 p. SL Residence phone, 7096. S. R. I. Red settings. 12.50 per 13. pigs and poultry. Kalihi I K. Sakamoto, Japanese artificial gar ' - 6246-t- ' C Apply to A. T. CABINET MAKER. . f ; 90 per cent fertility. Phone 4096. mile from car lice. dener; garden lanterns and bridges ; Longley, P. O. Box 1237, Honolulu. 6421-t- L Kanai, cabinet maker, Fort & Vineyard Phone 1330. Vineyard and Nuuanu. Aloha Employment Office, Tel. 4889; . 6429 tf 6419 m Alapai st, opp. Rapid Transit office. 6396-ly-r FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. All kinds of help furnished. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. - ' CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. - 6101-t- f HOTELS Ib 9 lots in "Lunalilo' Tract, Beretanla t- Geo. M. Yamada, general contractor; Shigemura, plating. Phone 5564. Japanese help of all kinds, male and st, near the Queen's Hospital; one The Pierpoint formerly Cassidy, only i Mc-Candle- ss 6430 6m female. O. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma of the best locations for rooming hotel, Waildki Beach con- estimates furnished. No. 208 r st, home l building, 2157. ' phone 1420. 6054-t- f apartments. cottages .and sin- telephone sists of individual 5265 HEMSTITCHING. 12 lots in "Waterhouse" Tract, gle rooms; cuisine excellent; 1000-f- t tf mauka of Thomas Pineapple Can- MISCELLANEOUS promenade pier at the end of which Sanko Co., Nuuanu and Vineyard, Tel. Ten cents per yard; work called for nery; 91 lots in the same tract were pool beautl-fuFvle- is splendid bathing and paper-hangin-g, and delivered promptly. Kealoha A gentleman - lor a nicely furnished sold to intending builders; over 30 3151; contracts building, 2005 Kslia road. Tel. cement work, cleans lots. Mfg. Co., phone 3536. 6423 lm . front room in a private family; new already 6302-t- houses are built 2879. Terms reasonable. . f - 5327 tf and- modern;1 with garage; near For prices apply to HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. beach., Address Box 508, C. HOTEL. W. ACHI, , ROSELAWN T. Hokushin. 715 S. King, tel. 2054. 6429---U dining tin. .: .301 Kauikeolani Building. Rooms with sleeping porches; house painting and papering. Jaa. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg., 6427 3m room open the public; excellent consulting hydraulic engineer. ' to 6330 6m civil, Dealers to Increase their business by board, home cooking; dinners 50c; 6375 tf . selling soda from the Hon. Soda $2200 Comfortable home near Kapio- Sundays and holidays, dinner 75c; Water Wks. Chas. E. Frasher, Mgr. Building, cement work, painting, lani Park, Waikiki; house contains single meals by the day or week; Bldg Co., 1464, JUNK. 6106-iy-r plumbing, etc. Aloha five rooms, yard planted in fruit special rates by the month. Apply 1576. M. Goto, good King st, phone K. bought and sold. Phone 4366. tres, place to raise chickens 1366 S. King st 6416 lm manager. 6056 Junk Bishop Co., tf 6407 m- - FOR SALE and ducks.- Trust Ltd. - 1 ' 6432 6t HALE KAI M. Fujifa, contractor and builder, MISCELLANEOUS i A new hotel at Waikiki painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. JADE JEWELRY.. 14000-Wil- der , ave.; comfortable Overloking Queen's surf 6300 lyr The Transo envelope, time-savin- g In house, servants' quarters the Cony On: Co.,.24 Hotel at, bet! Smith ' Rooms and cottages; American plan. vention. No addressing necessary and cool, shady yard. Bishop Trust Fuji! Contracting & Building Co., and Nuuanu; special attention paid 2517 Kalakaua ave. . Phone 7027 In sending ont bills or receipts. Ho- 6432 6t to --atylish .European Jewelry; rings, Co.. Ltd. 6433-l-m Palama; estimates furnished. Star-Bulleti- n ,,, t nolulu Co., Ltd., sole - ' 6184 " brooches;; "acart 'pins, 'necklaces, 5-b- tf j Vr.r, agents for patentee. tf Hotel, site; large .r. house, with bracelets, etc. - Finest Ciuality nd 2hi acres of ground, all improved; FOR HIRF S. Miyamato, contractor ands. builder, best cf workmanship- - v. J32 ty Small private library, Inc. complet? Makfkl Bishop 'Trust "Co., Ltd. 399 3m Emerson,-- New Thought philosophy st Desha line, phonet835: . 6432 6t AUTOS AND LIVERY. JAPAN TZA. and fiction; bargain.: Apply K. K. CLOTHING ' --e-od Smith Auto Stand. teL 1000 or Toyo 4709. 424 Beretanla 6433 3t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Street ciil, bestJar" tea. TeL " v - st ' i ' - v BLl'STF.KY MAlt'. il. 6008; open day and night .clothing., convenient-op-en . . f. .. .6 CO 2at' . i - Pay for your you here. almost-new; 6349 v v.; wonder. Winter, thct !ncf Corona typewriter, la Well paying vulcanzinig business; tf v;';tvo p:3'-iure- ' a charge, accountl with The '- - due; - Although lime for yo;f ' Apply Box owner 'retiring Ad- " jC"34-- :.;or:EYLOAr,zD, .? the leather casebarraln. from business. Model Clothiers; Fort st t a. and . ' vision to til cher. Star-Bulleti- n. Wit such jo - 6429 345. For hire 1916 Cadillac and J e i 400, tf dress Box this, office. v-- ' " 'X-yS',X,-- o th'nK Oat wouid linger, too. ' - 6428 Packard cars; opposite Y. M. CA. 'We kind . lm DESIGNER.' -.! .. Folding j camM-a.- 4x5, peclal leps. 2999. :ry at !.-- : ..-- Tol. Island trips a specialty. Feural' --, ' PUZZLE. Star-Bulleti- STAR-BULLETI- : f ' f; AySWKJZ TO YESTERDAY'S .'Apply Box 4(iu. : GIVES YOU For lirst-cUs3- " mechanical ' service Nikaisb,1 designer,"Snith & Hctrl fta. ('. zU , - ' - 6429 tf TODAY'S NEWS TODAY, telephone 4444. - 6353-t- f . 11 6397 HONOLULU RTAIt-BULLETI- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1910. 0 thtrte:

CORPORATION NOTICES.- - LEGAL NOTICES. HOTEL,, NOTICE OF CALLING 'OF' BONDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WODBEU VESSELS OCEANIC t TOR pAYMENT,s First Circuit, Territory of HawaiL STEAMSKP CO, At Chambers. In Probate. hYz DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO. Waialua Agricultural Company, Ltd. In the Matter of the Estate of hereby given ttat, pursu- Katherlne Singer. Deceased. t Notice is, 100 YEARS OLD ant lo the terms of that certain mort- Order of Notice of Hearing Petition FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY: gage or trust deed dated March 3L for Probate of Will. April 11 1 Aptt 17 SAN FRArjQICO Reg- A document purporting to be the Ventura Slarra .... 1906, recorded in the Hawaiian Sonoma May 2 Ventura May S istry of Deeds In Liber 279, page Last Will and Testament of Katherlne S3 Ctropein Pl TI0 I day vjf - Singer; having on Tth STILL GOING Sierra May 23 Sonoma ...May given by the Waialua Agricultural deceased, the 13 19 Braaktatt 60c LumK KOe Vbt pre- Ventura June Sierra ...Juno Fiawi Mmi UUa4 Statu Company. Limited, to the Hawaiian day of March. A. P. 1916, been f U to safd Court, a New steel and concrete strnc-tur-e. THE von HAM N G CO, Trust Company, Limited, as trustee, sented Probate and , 350 rooms, 250 connect- vLTD, Honolulu, securing an Issue of $1,500,000 In Petition for Probate thereof, praying Wooden ships built in New Eng- C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Generaf Agent3 ing bathrooms. Homelike com Agents bonds, the paid Waialua Agricultural for the issuance of Letters Testa- land a century ago are still afloat and fort rather ban unnecessarily Company, Limited, has elected to pay mentary to Trent Trust Company, giving good service, according to a expensive luxury. In center of the whole of the outstanding or unpaid Limited, having been filed by it; special despatch under a Bangor, theatre, cafe and retail districts. portico of said bonds upon the 31st It is ordered, that Monday, the 10th Maine, date-lin- e to the New York On car lines transferring all Phone 1498 cay of March, 191C. and will redeem day of April, A. U. 1916, at 9 o'clock World. orer city, rase municipal car-U- ne FRANK W. HUSTACE all of said outstanding bonds, with the a m. of said day, at the Court Room Old sailors and shipbuilders, accord- 31st day of ot said Court In Judiciary Build- direct ' dor Motor Bus Automobile and Motorcycles interest thereon to said the ing to this despatch, will say that it Matson Navigation Goxtipaiiy meets tralna a?.1 rteamers. Repaired March. 191 . by the payment thereof ing in the City and County of Hono- is the liveoak in their frames that -- Ha- Ha- ap- Hotel fitfwart f w.rni; 427 Queen at said date at the office of the lulu, be and the same is hereby keeps the ancient seagoers together ana waiian Islam) Htiquii--- . Cab St, near Judiciary prov- Direct Service Betweerr san Francisco Honolulu Company, Limited, in pointed the time and place for probably it . Is of ddraaa "Trawcta ' B 0 Coda, Building. waiian Trust but a combination J. H. La,. Momenta taerttaatativa. Honolulu. ing said Will and hearing said applica- gcod timber, good handling and good ill And notice is further given that. If tion. luck that keeps them on top cf the FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: 7, 1916. any bond so called for payment shall Dated Honolulu. Marrh water. SJ S. Lurline Apr. 4 ft BEEF, SUPREME By S. S. Matsonla .....Apr. not be presented to the said trustee the Court. Since Philadelphia bu : - day the little S. S. Wilhelmina Apr. 11 s. 11 ft from on or before the said 31st of (Seal) CHAS. II. HITE, True Love, which was built in IT.'?, S. Lurtlnt. Apr. PLEASANTON HOTEf' coupons un Clerk PARKER RANCH March, together with all Circuit Court of First Cricuit disappeared frem the American reg- - S. S. Manoa Apr. 13 s. S. Wllhtlmlna...... Ap.-- . 19 matured, said Waialua Agricultural 6417 Mar. l.". 22. 23 .1.U.URlOU8 ANt I- Ucncrs uge Metropolitan NUMt Market istry the of maritime hae .6. S. Ma'.sonla 2j Company, Limited, will then deposit 45-to- April s. S. Manoa April 25 CUMFORTA&L.E - been worn by. the little n schoon- Phone 3445 with trustee, to the credit of each IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . said er Polly, bcilt-a- Amesbury, M:iss.. in of said bonds rot so presented, desig First , Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. 3. S. Hyades. Seattle for H onlulu direct. April 15. 1915. 100 ROOMS SO ATHb 1$0S. . j nated by the number thereof, a sum At Chambers. In Probate. ... I : . Polly had career A' of monev In gcJd coin, as required in In the Matter of the Estate of S. The a remarkable FOR ICE CQLD DRINKS AND to Mahalua, Deceased. as a coaster, having carried as some CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu the said bond, equal the amount enough' . J4 PER PENT ICE. CREAM required for the redemption of such Notice to Creditors. one has figured it, lumber. Bangor, Rock bond, with the interest thereon to the The undersigned. W. H. M. Ayres. brleks and lime from Wahiawa Hotel of redemption, which deposit, by executor of and under the last will land, Calais and other Maine ports to HAWAIIAN DRUG date Hcstcn a good city of ,00. the terms of said mortgage or trust and testament oi H. Mahalua. De to build sized Nearly ibob eleVatios - alaV -- . feet de Jiotgind bethel .Streets deed, will be a full payment of the ceased, hereby gives notice to all wooden houses. pot; grand scenery; fine bass fishing having against, the Little Mary Goes Fishing Now. said bonds and coupons , as between claims S L KRtips roly-pol- y For particulars address E the company and the holder of such Estate of said S. Mahalua. Deceased. Several other little schoon TOYO KISEN KAISHA bonds and coupons, and thereafter the to present such claims duly authentl ers, most of them under 50 tons, that i. HONOLULU PHOTO holder of any such bonds, and coupons cated and with proper vouchers, if any were built at about the same time as ' --su- even though be se the Polly, were afloat up to a few i Ly fco. : must look', to tqe payment thereof, exist, such claims .... KEINIE'S TAVERN.-;- with' accrued interest,' only to the sum cured by mortgage of real estate, at years ago, and there is in active ser Steamers of the above company will call at and leave Honolulu aa vice today Mary, of Most Popular BeaeW Resort In KODAK HEADQUARTERS so deposited In the hands of the trus- the office of his attorney, E. J. Botts, the schooner or about the dates mentioned below: tee, and the company shall In no wise 8 Brewer Building, Honolulu, Terri seven tons, built at Portsmouth, X. 1059 Tort Street r H., 18M, FOR THE ORIENT: FOR BAN FRANCISCOl that are Right ; be chargeable with, Interest upon said tory of Hawaii, within six (6) months in and now hailing from St Ris any m this date and six (6) months George, Me. The Mary is of the so-call- American an4Eurolan Plan.' bonds or with claim reference from Tenyo Maru .Mar. 31 8. 8. SMnyo Maru ....April 4 On the Beach at Walklkr thereto or for the coupons aforesaid, from the day they fall due, or such "plnkey" model, with bluff bonds ceasing to bear Interest on claims will be forever barred. And bows, a long "run" aft and a' high, S, S. Nippon Maru April 15 8. 8. Persia Maru April 1t . FLOWERS said and PLANTS 31, 191$. persons to said estate are lointed stern like one of the caravels and after said date of March all indebted S.'S. Shlnyo Maru April 28 Chlyo Maru May 2 Largest alldibdsl variety Dated, Honolulu, January 18, 1916. hereby notified to make immediate of Columbus. She is a fisherman and liuticlry- - ; ' iir iroriolulu CHAS. H. ATHERTON, settlement with the undersigned or has in her time made enough money S. S. Persia Maru May 13 S S. Tenyo Maru .May 23 Treasurer, Waialua, Agricultural Com- - his attorney as aforesaid, at his said to pay. for a pretty good steamboat Mrs. E. M. Taylor Rorist pany, Limited. place of business. Next comes the sturdy old coaster r Hiram, built in IS 19 Biddeford, Me., CASTLE & LIMITED, 4 i Oip. Young Cafe." 6372-Ja- a. 15, 19, 22. 26, 29, Feb. 2, 5, Dated, Honolulu, this 29th day of at C00KE, Agents, Honolulu . ? i r. 9, 12, 16. 19, 23, 26, Mar. 1, 4, 9, February, A. D. 1916. and now hailing from Calais, Me., .IT . 11. 15, 18. 22 25 29. W. H. M. AYRES, from which port she carries lumber - Executor of and Under the Last Will to Boston And other New England V V HANAN'S BEST SHOES points. THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD. and Testament of S. Mahalua, De AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N 8, 8. CO. THE PANAMA CANAC produced LlNS - ceased. Hempstead. L. I., in 1828 From SEATTLE and TACOMA, S. S. GEORGIAN, to on The Daintiest. Newest STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. the little schooner Signal, which halls sail or E. J. Botts, about April 11th. , , . . - 'MILLINERY 7 . , ' M'INERNY SHOE STORE Attorney for said Executor. from Patchogue, L. I., and is still From Portland, Ore., to Honolulu, S. ,3. Georgian, -- to sail about ' ; ; : meeting of stockhold- 29 In following year Models In . Honolulu at ;. Fort above King Si A special the 64U Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, busy. the the April 5 (via Seattle). , of Hawaii, Ltd., will fedhooner Monompy, one M15SI ers of The Bank of Maine's . . POWER'S . in Bank of Hawaii Build- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. best known coasters, was For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to Bldg. be held The launched at Boston Fort St. ing on April 13, 1916, at 9:30 a.. m., Somerset, Mass. C P. MORSE. . . H. HACKFELD A CO, LTD. LOEDSTOUNQ for the purpose of electing an Auditor The undersigned, having been duly General Freight Agent. Agents. r and such other business as may be and legally appointed, and having Engineering Co.. Ltd. brought before the meeting. qualified as Administrator of the ;; Melanphy, SEATTLE HAVING ilva's Toggery v Engineer and Contractors Honolulu, T. H., March 24. 1916. Estate of Edmond F. de here- CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- Limited.., Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. F. C. ATHERTON, . ceased, late of Honolulu, Oahu, N ROYAL MAIL LINE Secretary. by gives to all creditors of said -- notice STORE FOR GOOD ' Telephones 261 0k and &4S7. Subject to change without notice. TH1 V431 7t deceased to present their claims duly V For Victoria and Voncouver: For 8uva, Auckland and Sydney CLOTHES" authenticated and with proper vouch- elks' Building. King Street ANNUAL MEETING. ers, if any exist, even if the claim la Makura Mar. 31 MakuraT...... Apr. 19 UN-Commo- 17 An- - n. Soap..1 i secured by mortgage upon real estate, Niagara ,. .,..Apr. 28 Niagara ...... May Adjourned Meeting of - The Annual to it,: the- said Administrator, at its DAVIES & CO., GENERAL AGENTS the stockholders of the Union Feed olfice on Fort street, Honolulu, within THE0. H. LTD., RE-TIR- E AND ; r ; MAGIC SOAP Company,: Ltd., will be held at the six months from the date of the first WtJ.' t For eirery househfold use. office of the Company, in this city, on publication hereof, or the same will be x 30th, 1916, 10 , GUARANTEE , V At your grocers, Thursday,. March at forever' barred. i - o'clock a. m. Honolulu, Oahu, March 1st, 18,258,000 build- . The Floating Palace of the Paelfto : , . Dated. Vessels worth are . - V. SATISFACTION; FALK, Corner Nuuanu and Pauahl 8ta. C. J. A. D. 1916. ing at Seattle, according to a news Post-Intelligenc- - Secretary. er S;S;"GREAT NORTHERN" 1 TRENT TRUST COMPANY, story in the of that 6426 Mar. 18, 25, 29 ! M'CHESNEY LIMITED, . city. The craft, 23 in number, range Fastsst and Most Luxurious Ship In Pa--. COFFEE CO. Ed-- of. the' of from a halibut schooner to a great -- MEETING. Administrator Estate XcWic .Watsr.. : CpFFEE4 ROASTERS) ANNUAL mond F Melanphy, Deceased. steel torpedo boat destroyer for the Fliuiufacturers Shoe Co. Ltd. ' 8alllngs for 8sn Francisco Alexander 0. Larnach, United States navy, which when ready March 15 . v . - . April 4 . Dealers in Old Kona Coffao The Adjourned Annual Meeting ot - Attorney for Administrator. to plow the seas will represent an 454-DA- Y , Tioes of Quality Royal Ha- SERVICE! ; Merchant St. . the. stockholders of the 6411 1. 8. 15. 22. 29 expenditure of more $1,000,000. Honolulu Mar. than JSs-- - - For Reservations, Descriptive Literature, Garage, Ltd- held at ' -- ' waiian - will be : -- big all ;' , The demand for vessels of - ; ,; v 1051 1'ort r?ff3 the offices or the . Union Feed Com. BY AUTHORITY. types means prosperity not only for ;k - tc i,., on Thursday, March 30th, FRED L W'ALDRONV LTD, AfltnU pany,' Ltd.; owners of shipbuilding, yards,, but for s 2,iJWELRY AND " 1916, at,10:30 o'clock a.;m. NOTICE. laboring men as well. Skilled me Honolulu. C J. FALK. chanics are now at a premium and : , Secretary. PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. O A n U I-- Phone; 1128. r; HAWAllAr the increased number of positions-wil- l ,;, NOVELTY CO. mean not only more work, but i accordance with Ordinance No. better wages. MfiVEMENTS OF : King AntfJ!eth.etJS treats JYLAtfUi. .. TXL kided by Ordinance No. 91, Every plant in the city is JAMES NOTT, JR. County of Honolulu, MAIL STEAMERS NOTICE. -r- mm7n& its force of men and the ship number and Shset. Mstzl all pereonshblding water privileges in- conpAir? building prosperity assures an VESSELS TO Worksr under meter rates are hereby notified crease in Seattle's pay roll of many aaBITE ' The Public Utilities Commission of I see-- water rates . the period vv.:- that the for thousands of dollars. , ' Phono 231$ 74 8. Btrttanla - will begin an investigation of ThursdaV March "30" Hawaii ending March 31, 1916, are due and shipbuilding con of Kauai Telephonic The amount of Maui I.--L V -- ; : the affairs the payable on the first day of April, 1916. Claudine, str. . WALL PAPER Company under the provisions' ot tracts now on hand in Seattle is divid Friday. March 31. CO YNE Upon failure to pay such water rates ed among the various firms there as FOR FURNITURE 2225 of the Revised. Laws of San Francisco Great Northern, . variety of Section within (15) days an In an infinite " fifteen thereafter follows: ; Young ' Hawaii, 1915, on Wednesday,; April 5, Hilt str. , : . ; Building additional charge ol ten (10) per cent Construction & Dry Dock ' ; ; patterns day at 2 p. m., public Seattle Australia Makura, C.-- DO IT ELECTRICALLY 199. on which i penalty and six (6) per cent Interest Company, $6,700,000. str. hearing will be held In the Commis- Saturday, April 1. LEWERS & C00KE, Ltd. per annum will be added. Skinner-Edd- y Corporation. $1,200,- - sion's office Kauikeolani Building, upon te- ' Hild Mauna Kea, IA. str. -- AU privileges which rates 000. SOUVENIRS AND CURIOS HonoluluiTT. H and from time to time unpaid on May 1, 1916, will be Hawaiian Electric Co. be rrain J. F. Dnthie & Co., $30,000. thereafter, of which notice .will - YISSEIS TO DEPART lOFf, HAWAII 'NEt v shut off forthwith. Anderson Shipbuilding Yards, $110,- r NOTHING. COUNTS LIKSU gjven, as the investigation may re- Rates are payable at the Office of 000. ThursdaV, CERVICE-W- E GIVE - IT. quire. The public is invited to attend Kapiolanl March 30. the Honolulu Wrter Works, Nilson & Kelez, $25,000. I, such meetings and to present any mat- Kaual-Mau- I.-- L str.. KERSHNER VULCANIZING H. CIJLHAN CO., LTD. Building, Honolulu, Hawaii. . Johnson Bros. &' Blanchard, $70,- - . investigation. Friday, Marcri 31. FREIGHT CO, LTD. , V ter pertinent to such H. E. MURRAY, 000; ' and ; and Hotel Vancouver Makura, C.-- A. Fort Formal' and informal complaints will str. I C. 1177 Alakea Ct. PHons General Manager, Honolulu Water Elliott Bay Yacht & Engine Com I.-- T ,C K E T SV he assigned special days for .hearing. Maul Claudine, I. str. t':; :"';:';:'; - Flsk and l'Utr Tlia., t Works. pany,' $11,000. Also reserraticr Form of. tormal complaints and the re- Saturday, April 1. ' ; ; Honolulu, March 20, 1916. Wilson Boat & Shipbuilding Com I any point on t : ; complaints Hilo Mauna Kea, I.-- L I... I0SV3Oj tl .' quirements as to informal 6427 March 20, 22, 24, 27. 29, 31 pany, $37,000. str. mainland. Com- may had by applying to the WELLS-FAT.-G- be $75,- - See . O Spring Snits for' by otherwise. Edward Heath, Port Blakeley, mrxs niclncrny Park mission's offiee mail or 8EALED TENDERS. 000.. , A CO., 72 C. i Particular People PUBLIC UTDUTIES COMMISSION Sealed tenders will be received by Total. $8,258,000. "... .. Malls King. St. Tel. 151 ' ;ri.-- : Lota V OF HAWAII. ; the Maui Loan Fund Commission at are due from the following Elst . THE CLARION points as. follows: f " By its Chairman, j Waihxtu, Maul, T. H., up to 7:30 A large healthy . pigeon on DtSEYl(AsSl'' . ' seated San Francisco 11 a. VCHAS. Hotel and Port 1' . i. CHARLES R, FORBES. o'clock p. m. of Friday, April 28, 1916 Great Northern, : the minute hand of the Poughkeepsie, m., OAHU RAILWAY TIMfe TABLt Honolulu. T. H March 10, 1916. for construction of a cast iron or Friday. the N. Y., town clock caused the .mayor to China. Japan and Philippines 6423 Mar. 15, 22, 29j j spiral pipe line, Wailuku-Ka-Jhul- ui Shlnyo riveted miss his train by 20 minutes on a re - 1 Maru,- Monday p. m. OUTWARD . Works, Maui, H. chop sui Water Tf cent day. Australia Makura, Friday morning. .. NOTICE. ': and specifications and blank For Waianae, Walahia, Kahuku and 3 North KIngi Street Plans Vancouver Makura, April 19. (Eetween Maunakea'and Smith.) forms for the proposal are on file lu Way Stations 9sl5 a. nu 3:20 p.m. " The Public Utilities Commission of P0ST0FFICE TIME- Mail will depart for the following City, Ewa Mill and Way t r.v Call and tea our brand new CHOP the office of the Maui Loan Fund points For Pearl it Investigation of as follows: Hawaii will begin an . H., a. m., a. m., CUl House Commission, Wailuku, Maui, T. TABLE FOR MONTHS Francisco-Cre-at Stations 1:30 f9:15 . I San Northern 4 p. 1 - the , affairs of the Walahl Electric p. m pr m., -- Superintend- 11:30 a. m.. 2:15 3:20 s ; and Clean. ' and in the office of the m., t t Company Limited, under the provi- Tuesday. 5:15 p. m., p. m tH:15.p.m. Tables may be reserved By ph'onei ent, of Public Works, Capitol Building, Following is the' postoffice time Japan, China and Philippines Tenyo J9:30 ' sions of Section 2225 of the; Revised Lellehua 11:C2 No. 1713 Honolulu, :T. H. table for this week and the first half Maru, Monday' p. m. For Wahiawa and Laws' of Hawaii, 1915, on Wednesday, 'Maof Loan Fund Commission if a. eql. 2:40 p. m., 5:00 p. m., m-- The of April. It is subject to change April 5, 1916, on which day a 2 p. & Australia Sierra April 17. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN reserves the right to reject any and sudden arrangements are made for Vancouver 11:30 p. m. hearing will be held in.. the " Makura, Friday, 2 p. m. - public all bids.' unexpected mail For Lellehua 16: 00 a. m. ; f Czhlcn Dry Gczdi NEWSPAPERS U tv Commission's office, Kauikeolani service: MAUI LOAN FUND; COM- UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS TRAJSPOBT 8EBYICS Anywhert Any Tixae. Call oa or Bulging, , Honolulu, T. IU and from MISSION, Company at no- Steamers to arrive from INWARD time to time thereafter, of which R. A. WADSWORTH. Mar. V Thomas, due from Manila Honolulu from '." Write : tice will be given, as the investiga- Tuesday Arrive Kahukn. . Secretary. 31 Makura Sydney a. m. W'aianae S:Z6 a. m., HoUt CL, near CXJ TIIC DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY tion may require. The pubc Js iri; Waialua aid Ci.it meetings 6430 Mar. 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, April 1, 31 Great Northern San Francisco Logan, due from Manila April 10. 5:30 p. m. ; ;, II rome StreeW- Sia Francisco vited to attend such and to 3, 5, 8, 10 Apr. - present any matter pertinent such Sherman, sailed March 15 for Manila. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and to, 3 Tenyo. Maru. .San Francisco Sheridan, at coast re-ceiy-ed City 45 8;35 r investigation. Formal and Informal SEALED TENDERS will be 3 Shiny o Maru. Yokohama Pearl fT: a. m.. a. ra.. will be assigned special Dix. at Seattle. a, 1:38 p. m 4:24 p. m., complaints up until .11 a. m. of Saturday, 4 Lurlme San Francisco 11:02 m, - of, days for hearing.- Form , formal . 8, In- 3:30 p. m :2S p. m. ' April Wi6. far Farnishing and 4 Thomas Manila BY AUTHORITY. complaints and the requirements . as stalling .Laundry Machinery at the 10 Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa a'ni Logan Manila ' tcr informal complaints may be had by School Fur-ciihin- g 11 ATTENTION OF WATER USERS. 9:15 a. m 1:33 p. m., s C7L CH URM AN N Girls Industrial and for Wilhelmina... .San Francisco Lellehua . ; off ice r; ; pianos.;, applying to the Commission's , Laundry Machinery at the 11 Ventura Sydney 3:59 p. m.. 7:13 p. m. ; Ccretanta anJ Union Streets by mall or otherwise. i ' a' 1 Boya' Industrial SchooL ; The holders of flat .rate water two-hor- .r AC. -- ' The Halelwa Limited, a V:f BERGSTROM JMUSIC CO. r Thone 1723 PUBLIC- - UTILITIES COMMISSION "Public privilege only . ..The; Superintendent of Steamers to depart foi are entitled to the use train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), O;? - . ; HAWAII, :'. hv-.'- Works-- reserves-- right to , reject of City Water for irrigation purposes 5 r " ; - the Mar. leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:3 : r- By Us Chairman,' .S any tenders.,- '. 31 . . . . for a period of four hours daily .'.' ' or all -" Makura .Vancouver a,, m. for HaJeiwa; Hotel; returnlr. , i CHARLES R. FORBES. Laiest Effects in Sports Shirts i . Plans, specifications : and blank Apr. The hcurs set for irrigation by the arrives in Honolulu at 10; 10 p. m. Ti. Honolulu March 10, J916. : 6 8 4 1 T. H, forms; of proposal are on. file in the 4 Shiny0 Maru ...... San Francisco Department are to a. m. and to Limited stop's only' Pearl City, 6423 Mar. 15, 22, 29, ' 6 p. daily. at (; office of the Superintendent of Public 4 Thomas San Francisco m. ' . - Mill andWaiaae," 4 7- v " By Works, Capitol. Building, Honolulu. ; 4 Great Northern. . . .San Francisco order ' , . . . ft Daily rtExcept Sunday. JSund : "ti It : . HARRY E. MURRAY, 5; . : CHARLES R. FORBES, U: 5 Mataonia. San Francisco , . - .; ' ' : n. : General Manager, only,,.,. f , rcr r.ci, T.'eik, 7 I res ' Superintendent; of Pnbllc Works. San Francisco Water and Sewer .rr... ; ' Department ; G. P. DENISON J F. C. 8MITM, D March -- ' 11 Ventura. San Francisco v . 25.vl: " .Hotel. Ewa of Fort 6432 101 ; 11 .San Francisco 6433 Mar. 29, 31, Apr. 2 Superintendent. - G. p, Li v Lurline r -- ; STAR-BULLETI- FOUKTKEN ITOXOLTTLTJ N. WEDXESDAY, MABCII 20. 191C. it; WIFE TOO ILL Pasteurized IN THE REALM OF THE Island FEMININE TO WORK more !aboratc bf Laat. but no IN Milk, THE FiT tO I VfiGS least, ia tLe muff Las that no fimmn BED MOST OF TIME l.eart can reatat becauaa of ita man: "WITHOUT LINES uea and Wauty of outh: e. Ona'a ver; ' Cream, o j gown ran b matched in to'or. a. Her Health Restored byLydia IN THE LENS ihera pptr to ei HpuU and evening ahada on 'tdisplay, tta . Pinkham's Vegetable 10 It used to be true that bifocal aiii mora atapl colors str. wa'i Compound. slaise were troublesome, and Th bag when closed can be carried a "old" looking, and trying to the !fL j a muff, and thera ara two compart Cooking VELVET i .' menta shaped to fit onas slippers. eyes, lit ia NOT true of Indianapolis, Indiana. " My health ' " KRYPTOKS the new bifocals Pbilii Lad a mint of none?. was so poor and my constitutioa so run And aha shopping went; Lessons look and like plain ' . i down I could Y that wear Ice Cream Sb bought a beaded brocade bag to that lasses, but give perfect near Carry every cent. not work. I was f . Up ar When she paid for her purchase thin, pale and weak, and-f- vision - AU her coin waa speiu. , .- V, A V.. 1 AO Still, although her purse la empty, Fresh Eggs She ia quits content. 'i I pounds and was in jni'Vvhrs it I AN. SANFORD 40c The at tract We bag picture ia of ba'.g f v bed most of the Dozen time. I began tak- - OPTICIAN blue taffeta, outlined wtth gold lace &n finlaned with a cord taaael ing Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's fold and I 54 iBctten Building, Fort Street HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S The buckle, a new use for this populai Vegetable arxlple, la set with turquolae to maic) Compound and five Over Ma & Co. ASSOCIATION pi Excellent j the cqlor achema. months later I 1542 Phones 4676 weighed 133 pounds. YOUR STRAW HAT I do all the house Tested Recipes eleven and I can Y. TAKAKUWA & CO. may be anytbina Mem p. work and washing for TT but Pinkham's Veg- : Limited. It may ba a yedda atraw, Jap, barn- truthfully say Lydia E. yard, chrysanthemum, soutache oi etable Compound has been a godsend bound in convenient "NAMCO! CRABS, packed in Clothes for Men shoelace straws, all with a bright to me for I would have been in my grave form for use your will be Sanitary Cant, wood lined. (lossy finish and In bright colore. today but for it. I would tell ail wo- in kitchen For the dressy hat you may'have s suffering as I was to try your valu- Nuuanu near King ROYAL TOGGERY men mailed FREE if you send your name and St St. tuscan braid, as well as a neapolitar able remedy.-"- Mrs. Wm. Green, 332 162-15- or horsehair braid. 4 Hotel 8U at Bishop S. Addison Street, Indianapolis.Indiana. address. For a sports hat you may choose s neighborhood in this though same Is There is hardly a SPECIAL SALE leghorn, the straw uec woman has not cooking lessons explain how for the dressy hat with a facing ui country, wherein some The " Grass Linen and Pongee Walet using this good old-fashio- PURE ISLAND MILK AND georgette crape, taffeta or satin. found health by you can always have "good luck" in v Patterns. may only fac- and herb remedy. CREAM. Your atraw hat a root (c YEE CHAN' CO ing of straw with a top of highly col- If there is anything about which you ft your baking through choosing the ored over taffeta, thin figured to . Corner King and Bethel Streets madras would like special advice, write the mixing regular batiste over 'colored silk, faille, E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, right materials, them, crape Lydia Honolulu Dairymen's Assn., georgette or kid. Mass. ing of your oven, etc. Your hat may be red. dahlia, currant the heat 467ft Phone 1542 cherry or cinnamon candy red. Toyo It may be trimmed with fruit, velrel Season at Coronado at Height. il Addrau - Panamai -- pears, raisins, crahappies. cherries, Two admirals' flags are Tlyin? at i San Diego and the social life at the Z i For Man, Women and Children. I grapes, currants and berries of all va- JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO H. HACKFELD & CO. rieties. Hotel Coionado is consequently gayer " iiotsI-tie- may wUth an than at any time in the season just K. UYEDV Limited v pOOLED leather la one oi m s It be ribbon trimmed in both hand pursea and bags, accent on the high back trimming oi waning. That is, it should be wan- V1G23 Nuuanu Commission Merchants i St liounted aiter the same fashion aa the collared de medlcl style at the back. ing, according to the ecclesiastic cal- HONOLULU endar, but it Is not. The fl&gs are those of Admiral i DEVELOPING - Cameron McJlae Winslow on the PRINTING ENLARGING REVISED LIST BREAK A CHILD'S armored cruiser San Diego and Ad- 4 pro- miral William F. Fnllam on the 1 : Best In the City. STEINWAY tected cruiser Maryland., which ar- v Honolulu . Picture Framing A rived in port this week. 1 . Bargains In Other Pianos The officers of the Pacific and Pa- mm Supply Co. ; PLAYER PIANOS cific reserve fleets present, the off!-- , THAYER PIANO CO., LTD. cers of the United States Aviation 156 Hotel SL Phone 2313 School, North Island, the officers of the United States army camp at the SYRUP DF FlliS Sail Diego exposition grounds, " the Repairing ' Engrsving officers of the Fourth Regiment JORDAN'S " 8. GOLUB Marines, now stationed at San Diegn, HENRY H. WILLIAMS LADIES' APPAREL all wore their white uniforms or Manufacturing Jeweler and Committees That Will Work at Cleanses the Little Liver and mess jackets to ball. " the FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1029 Fort St. Diamond Setter Branches During -- Bowels and They Get The ball was most unusual. Promi- S07 Boston Bldg. Different nent society leaders from many infant Welfare Week Well Quick states appeared arrayed in sport cos- tumes and quite a number of them Floral tributes, music, and The Watcrhouse Co., Ltd. The following Is a complete and re- When your Culld suffers from a cold part sport pictures, FURNISH' took in the when clergyman of any denomina- Underwood YOUR HOME RIGHT vised Hat of the committees selected don't wait; give the Bttle stomach, liv- every costume known to outdoor life Typewriter Monday" by the executive committee er and bowels a gentle, thorough was depicted in a huge gold frame tion furnished when desired. By throughout 1 1 fitting It with our. Baby April 24 to 29. In the cleansing at once. When cross, peev- i dependable electric fixtures. for Week which bad been built for the stage YOU1IQ BUtLDINQ. following list will be found the dis- ish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat in the ballroom. Mrs. Claus Spreck-ei- s ? ELECTRIC ; ' NUUANU AVE., COR. VINEYARD SHOP trict In whloh the different committee or ; act naturally; if breath is bad. was a ckating girl. Miss Eleanor Phone 4344 1135 Fort SL members reside, as well as their tele- stomach sour, give a teaspoonful of Sears, the famous athlete and society PHONES: phone numbers: "California Syrup of Figs," and in a ap- RES- 2255; OFFICE, 1408. favorite in both East and West, . - --up, Arrangements and Equipment. few hours all the clogged consti- peared in one of her famous riding rat-- Macfarlaiie. pated waste, sour bile and undigested costumes. Schulte Mrs. F.,W. bow- Miss Antoinette BAILEY - " ... food will gently move out of the of New York City also wore the latent Lectures.' els, and you have a welU playful child FOR GOOD HEALS Mrs. Walter Frear. " in riding habits. . Miss Dorcas Smith again. .,' ; t ; ,, was a girl,' thing Furniture Co. Exhibit. your child coughs snuffles and bathing the latest Eye Mrs, C. H Cooke. If in beach suits. Miss Marion Fillius Eld- 1144-114-8 has caught cold or is feverish or has a Lots Fort St - - . Play-- was polo g.rl, The Palace of Sweets Mrs. Howard Bowen. sore throat give a good dose of "Call of Oakland the and Miss Feeding and cleanliness Mrs Marlon Lewis cf ; Chicago a riding by fomia Syrup of Figs to evacuate the Vaughanv MacCaiighey (assisted bowels no difference what other treat- girl. San Francisco Examiner. . . a Ueadames N. C. Schenck and A. F. ment is given. D. J. CASH MAN - - Your Stationers Jackson). Sick children needn't be coaxed to Denmark has placed an embargo on ; TENTS AND AWNINGS Dairy Mr. Leslie Clark. take this harmless "fruit laxative." coffee. Lutu Tentt & Canoplei for Rent ! Everything for office and Home furniture Mrs. M. Macln-tyr- e. Millions of mothers keep it handy be- Thirty Years Experience they know on . home. cause its action the Fort SU near Allen, upstairs. Clothing Miss Rae. . stomach, liver and bowels is prompt Phont 1487. Tenements and cottages 'Mrs. and sure. They also know a little giv- ARLEIGH'S, Hotel St. Loofbourow. en today saves a sick child tomorrow. Miscellaneous charts Mrs. E. D. Ask your druggist for a 50-ce- nt bot- Kilbourne and Miss Alice Hopper. tle of "California Syrup of Figs," Have Yea Had Your. Feet & CO. ! Dental Mrs. Fred Smith. which. contains directions for babies, FOKO INN Mrs. F. Steere. children of all ages' and for grown-up- s Yet? ' Tuberculosis : 4Tc:tcrr::bsdM Antiqaes and Chinest : Registration. plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun- ' T"?:.L TOOT SHOP Mrs. Dorerous Scudder. terfeits gold here.: Get the genuine, llerchandise made by "California Fig Syrup Com-pany.- " hoped many mothers T;.i Hotel Streets aboye Panani ; It is that as Adv.. Nunami, as possible will have their babies registered before "Baby Week." They, Chang Chau, ' may; pass the names to the commi Examining Committee. :r.s and designs for tee most convenient' to them in their Mrs. Andrews, appointing the days Music Co. district or of Iheir race. Those who and hours ;for the various doctors. Honolulu :' AND REMODEL - ..'-;'.- TT!.'3 not sent in their names will be ', V" .'- : I -- have Dental Committee. StarBulletiii 1 CLD JEWELRY. .'.'.''' .. Everything Uusical received ; as cordially and registered Mrs. Fred 'Smith, appointing the :''' : : -- 1 Plitlnum Settings. when they arrive. All the names wiU days and hours for the various den ' LL & DOUGHERTY' ) Fort, next to the Clarion be handed to Mrs. Scudder, who will tists. make the appointment for the doctors Scoring. that there may be as little delay as Mrs. H. B. Restarick and Deaconess pontest possible during the examination . .Prize Fulsom. eeelas tbe Volcano stop Our Tears of Experience periods. . Advertising. At - Make Vs The committees assisting Mrs. Mrs.- - Withlngton, Mrs. Rath and FOR THE VOLCANO ' HOUSE. ' Expert and Reliable In Scudder are: Mrs. Riley H. Allen. , Private Detective "Work. ManoS. Reception. Hawaiian Tours Co. , BOWERS Mrs. C. F. Peterson, 2347 Vancouver Mrs. J. S. B. Pratt, Mrs. O. E. Wall, TO TS 1923 Merchant St. Phone MERCHANT PATROL highway, telephone 3321. Mme. Arita. Mrs. E. W. Sutton, Mrae. 1 ,1079 Alaka ... Call 251a Punahou, Woohuan, Mrs. A. E. Murphy. d e ; School Chi r n Mrs. W. C. Furor. 1811 Wilder ave- The Baby Welfare Committee wou'. l nue, telephone 451b". like to have the assistance of as many nurses as possible during Baby Week. Star-Bulleti- Plains.. Each school child who was a guest of the Honolulu n cf Wrapping Papers snc Agents in Hawaii for Mrs! Doremus Scudder. 910 Pros- Please pass your name to the chair- tiziz-- man of committee in which you , rrintlzg snd Writing Papers pect street, telephone 3198. the last Friday afternoon at the Liberty Theater, is in- ALLIS-CHALMER- S CO. most '.' Z T VCAT.'-- H AWAIIAN PAPER : Kaimuki.' take the Interest C CUPPLY CO., LTD. Mrs. Clara L. Sutherland, 3720 Pan vited to write a letter describing what feature he or she most rt tra Qucea Streets, Honolsla Honolulu Iron Works., Ltd. hoa, telephone 1614. 1410. Gpu. O. Guild. 3en. Mjrt Waikikt. Sure Way to Kill Rats enjoyed. Floyd 2445 . Mrs. Emmans, Kalakaua mwsh avenue, 7064. telephone Worst and Most Expensive House- Nuuanu. Six Prizes are offeredj-thre- e for the girls, three for the ; hold Nuisance. Miss .Nora Sturgeon, Nuuanu ave- mm for nue, telephone 4644. boys, respectively v Millions of dollars of property are Alewa Heights. destroyed yearly by rats simply be- Mrs. - S. Donaghho, Alewa John cause people do not appreciate de- Heights, telephone 1914. the structive power of rats and do not $5.00, $2.50 $1.00 y and Palama. kno-- how easy it is to kill them. Miss Christine Kemp, Palama Set Simply get two-ounc- e box of .'V.CIFIC ENGINEERING 1981. a tlement, telephone Stearns Electric Paste from youf ' Up-to-D- at ad- COMPANY, LTD. An Liliha. druggist for 25 cents and use it at Contest closes April 10th. Write your letter now Mrs. George McK inlay, C;r.;uttlrt2, Deslgnlna f Con. Delicatessen Liliha night in accordance with tbe simple - ':''-'.- dress Editor, 'v; S ; : ( etructing Engineers. Counter, street, telephone 3235. directions, and in the morning there it Eri'es, Culldinss, Concrete Struo-t-rc;- , with fresh deli- The committee assisting Mrs. May should nof be a rat in the house. Sanitary Bute- Wilcox is as follows: Cteel Structures. cacies each Nothing else is as effective as ' -a, Reports and Esumstes on Pr week. Mrs. David Kalama, 2301 Pauoa Stearns Electric Paste in exterminat- f if j cts. PhotiA iiur . r : v road, telephone 4155. ing rats, mice cockroaches and other Phone 1271 Mrs. David Kahaulelid", Maluhia Cot- vermin. The government uses it in tages, street, telephone 3823. Hotel its fight against . rats. Directions in Articles of Incorporation were filed Mrs. Solomon Hanohano, Halekauila 15 langugage In every package. Ad. tt Albany, JC. J, by the United State street, Kakaako. e s e registTa-tio- Consolidated Oil Co., capital J1.500.-000- . The other members of the n That Michigan is dissatisfied with - ; : committee areMis&Frances Goold. its bean crop seems almost snobbUh v Deaconess Spencer, Miss Dran, Mrs in face of the fact that the state aJ-lea- dy OTca Year Eyca Kced Ccrc Cunha, Rev. E. L. Miner, Miss yar- raises 70. per cenL of all Ameri- row, Mrs. Tranquada, Mrs. Ramirez. can beans. ' nearly as much as the fJTi'.'.L t:l:;i:::;: co LTD. Try I'ziizs Eye Dcscdy Dr. Syngham Rhee, Mrs. Goo, Mrs. annual Boston consumption. '