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Evening Bulletin, Est 1882, No. 6J36 12 PAGEl HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917. 12 PAGES PRICE CENTS Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXV, No. 7907 FIVE

, v". 17. m (a A IBB GETS W POSITIONS m HOOVER STRATEGIC REGISTRATION LUDI IS OFFICER'S RESERVE CAMP ADVISES POSITIONS ROW AT HILO CLEARED U.S. IS ADJUSTED list of Successful Applicants ACTION CAPTURED BY AMf: CHINESE, mom (Special Star-Bulleti-n Wireless. Inspector For Training Camp at SchoMd Sugar Men See in Movement In New Offensive Which Ef- HILO, Hawaii. Aug. 16. General's Investiga- over registration matters Step to Curb Speculation in fected Crossing of Steenbeke Trouble tion Shows No Circumstance of men from Oahu, Hawaii, between the central board of reg- - 'JAfMESE Following is the list Line With Proposal to Regu River, Allies Take 1200 Tending to Connect Officer by army headquarters to attend istratlon at Honolulu and the Maui and Kauai selected late the Maximum Price of Prisoners and Many Guns board of supervisors of Hawaii With Miss Florence Berg's Barracks com- county has been settled by put-- the officers' training camp at Schofield Product Death SELECTED 27: (Asjodated Prtu by U. S. Ht1 Commas! ting four county employes on 4 mencing August wmwm mm m ' ' cation Service) the Job to aid in the listing of 4 nm A m '(Associated by TJ. S. HTtl OomxnuL i tu Tinaicauon xor uapu PrM BRITISH FRONT, Aug. 18. The 4- registered names and otherwise ctioa StfTlct) ADoujdU Ludy, attached to the de-- . 1 allied began terrific as "Wayne - Civilians Lead in List of 00 OAHU YORK, Aug. 16. Acting upon forces another needed. Chairman Win hospital at Fort 8hafter, .. on Rup-precht-'a - $- Offi-cer- drive at daybreak Prince of the central board, who reach- by Men Who Will Train for s' NEW advice of Herbert Hoover, the is found the Hawaiian department A. HERBERT P. OSBORN positions in Flanders. Fol- ed here this morning, has'de-- 4 " - L. C ATKINSON. food administrator, the inspector in connection with the Commissions "at Scho- HOMER A. DAVIES JOHN G. WATKINS sugar exchange of New York lowing up a heavy barrage fire, the clared that he is satisfied with death of Miss Berg, the troops Steenbeke Florence a nurse. EDWARD J. MALANIFF CHANCY F. CLEVELAND French crossed the the arrangement 4 who ago V field; Maui Given 14 Places, Stock Exchange has suspended trading ' died two weeks following a WILL! AM HAMPTON A. R. ROBERTSON river. Kauai Army J. In sugar futures. This drastic step criminal operation. Hawaii 6, 8 HAROLD E.' STAFFORD WILHELM A. ANDERSEN was taken after conferences ebtween This is the announcement made to ARCHIE W. BROWN JOSEPH ATHERTON RICHARDS PARIS, France, Aug. 16. It is re- traders and representatives of the na- day from aray headquarters, follow- - . WHITE".. KENNETH W. EMERSON ported here from army headquarters department ROBERT E ing report Brig.-Gen- . -- Hawaiian: public, the Y. tional food commission, who urged British and French the to Charles today made WILLIAM L. WARREN ANTHONY SETO in Flanders that G. : that all grading in sugar futures be on-th- Treat, department commander, of of names of the 100 men in A. K. ALEXANDER troops are advancing e road to TW0MAU1TES list HOGARTH PETTYJOHN by Mr. MaJ. Hamilton S. Hawkins, -- stopped, as advised Hoover. Dixmude, inspector , the territory who nive been selected CYRIL F: DAMON WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Steenstraete and and have ' v 1 V. .MmhI maW tMlnln Minn GEORGE K. LARRISON effected a crossing of Steenbeke river. general. The official announcement WILLIAM Pr ALEXANDER upon which opens at Schofield Barracks on ALBERT B. CLARK' EBEN S. CUSHINGHAM Honolulu comment this action ARE JAILED in the case is as follows: ' :. - : to conclusions Jlonnt 27. - ' V-- - ADRIAN ENGELHARD ABNER T. LONGLEY is that it can be taken indicate the LONDON, Eng., Aug. 16. Continu The of the department ' inspector a, ; The appointments are segregated as FREDERICK RAWSON ANDREW M. HAMRICK Intention of the food administration ed progress on the Ypres front is re- as the result of thorough P AS SLACKERS : follows: ; ' EDWARD B. JACKSON HERBERT E. WESCOTT board to control the price of sugar ported by General Haig today. All investigation of the case of Capt John s B. ; Honolulu, C3T tmtilde Honolulu. S; LEWIS T. LYMAN FREDERICK H. AUSTIN during the war. German counter-attack- at Lens have Ludy, Medical Reserve Corps, In : rliaO,: ; 14; 4 KauaL 4 ; Hawaii, v e; MAGRUDER G. MAURY BERNHARD H. KNOLLENBERG "It's another step to eliminate been repulsed and the gains made connection with the death Jot Miss S 8.-- .'- - ; Army "";y CHARLES O.' MURRAY FRANK L. JAMES speculation in a food staple, and along yesterday by the Canadians have Berg are given in the following letter ' " The appointments .were made by HERRICK C. BROWN ALAN S. DAVIS the same lines as proposed by the ad been consolidated. During the last two days seven transmitting the- - report of investlga-- CoL Charles 8 Lincoln in charge of W1LLARDC ROSS JOHN H. BAKER ministration to control the price of Premier David Lloyd George, speak men who come within the age tlon to the department - commander. f i reserve corps work In . the .Hawaiian ALFRED R. BAIRD ' HARVEY I. CASSIDY wheat," said 'a prominent sugar ing In the house of commons today, limit and who failed to reglster-- The conclusions reached and opinions . Department, with the approval of ALBERT B. CARTER, JR HARRY F. LUCAS agency executive when shown the As- said Sir Douglas Haig reported the on July 31 for military service, expressed by the inspector have ' been Brig.-Ge- n. Charles . G. Treat, former HARRY .HENRY MORRIS H. FORBES sociate Press despatch today. capture of Langemarck, with 1200 have been turned over to the can-- approved by the commanding gen - department, who - guns . ' tomminder of the EDAR ANDERSON GEORGE. HUTCHINSON Another admitted that suspending prisoners and five by noon to tral registration board by the U. eral: . noon today. HOWARD, day. an---f . left for the mainland a JOHN 8. B. PRATT, J R FRED L. JR of the trading in sugar futures on the S. marshal's office, It waa "1. The following report of investl . training Many strategical - Thoie selected ;for the FREDERICK C. MOORE ALFRED L. MARKS New York exchange probably indi points were also nounced today. One young Ha- gatlon is submitted. First come the Z camp, which la to be commanded by BENJAMIN H. WATSON JOSEPH A. GILMSN, JR government to reported taken, said the premier. waiian did not register as ha was tatements and sworn testimony of ' Infantry, cated that the intends speech Capt ElvinHunt of the 22nd WALLACE M'KAY COOPER ROBERT D. KING fix a maximum figure at which sugar whose was received with not sure of his age, he told the witnesses available. Second, a brief compromise, men from various walks RALPH E. DOTY. S. M. CARTER great enthusiasm. marshal's office. A search of shall seU, If . the price continues to ad- summary of the evidence. r cf life 'and who. In turnrepresent a ALLAN RENTON WILLIAM A. SIMPSON ' records, however, revealed the ' vance. ' f "2. My - conclusions are the .score or more1 professions. From Ho- ADDINGTON L. WISE that LEWIS ABSHIRE. BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 16. The fact that he was 21. evidence la not poaiUve, but only, circ- nolulu has been taken --.the largest FRANK D. SULLIVAN JOHN F. CRAELIUS unusn are aiiacsmg toaay on an '," umstantial, and that .'this circum- .of men. 63 in all, Maui com eleven-mil- e number ANDREW FARRELL LESTER C CLARK front The cathedral at la ing next with, a or 1 - Many BETTIN stantial evidence in favor of Capt total -- HENRY P. O'SULLIVAN GEORGE T. NEWS Quentin is aflame from French - - LATE St Ludys innocence. Certainly y guard . are among " there ls nrtlcsal officers shells. Hawalians on the island . of those selected, as well as several of nothing on .which he could be. con-- In ,rfportedihatGen. --Von. Macken-- TWO Kama dUManuel - Ifya-cfiurrirT- -- tha criglial 10 men who 'were to leave HAWAII Jt 'vfcfef sen is still advancing along Kaina have been arrested by - here for the officers reserre camp at ANXIETY FELT FOR MARU the Sereth tary, civil or crlminaL - v . , B. BOAT-3- 4 river,' and has captured 3500 prisoners Sheriff Clem Crowell on a charge of 1 Preiid,-.CBfornIa- y .,.. JOHN D. EASTON LEWIS WITHERS DAYS OUT ."3. therefore recommend that be .' the ,i and cannon.' having falsified as to correct On Japanese, Kenlchi - SakaL la WILLIAM H. J. KELLER ALBERT McDOUGALL SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 16. sixteen .their be so informed, and. that in view ef GEORGE; H. WASHBURN KINICHE SAKAI Great anxiety is being felt for the ages in order to evade registration. the damage to his reputation that the (Continued on Page 10- ;- - S safety of Kotohlra Maru, 34 days VIENNA", Austria, Aug. 16 Austrian Both men will be brought to Oahu to -! .v. I :;.' the publicity given to the case has caused, . . ' ' ? out from Kobe. is 15 days over airmen raided the arsenal Venice, appear before the central board on -- v-- - 5-- :' She at a statement be made and published in ' .' Italy,;and dropped ' i r,iAu; due, and has not been reported by four tons of bombs, registration. the press to the effect thst an exhaus- ; any was reported today. alleged gave ; e. WILLIAM H. YOUNfc passing steamers. it Italian airmen It is that the two their tive investigation has been made and bblanchard; rose to give battle, five being downed ages past 31 years, and now PAUL V. KNUDSEN JOHN F. McDEVVITT as it is that there Is nothing that, has been 8AMMIES ARE PRAISED while. three Austrian planes failed to claimed that statistics have been - FRANK A. LUFKIN . RALPH B. WALKER developed to prove that Capaln Ludy , r pN rt ... " BY BRITISH PAPERSJ return to their bases. found to prove they are well within r r D. DAVID TOWNSEND has ever acted toward the late Miss - t WARD WALKER W. LONDON. Eno. Aug. 16. News age ALVIN ROBINSON FAY E". McCALL ' the limit. Florence Berg in any other manner ; papers are today giving columns of ' F. J. Green, executive officer of the worthy gea-- WILLIAM J. COOPER ALLAN E. PARMELEE space to the march of United States than that of an honorable WAIWAIOLE. central board of registration, said to- tleman. And furthermore that the ' ARTHUR C BETTS JOHN H. troopa through the streeta of Lon on any day that all persons srrested evidence leads not only to a conclusion . don, praising the men for splendid, ot the islands will be brought to the soldierly appearance. Many pictures that nothing : damaging, to Captain KAUAI local body for investigation. These Ludy's reputation can be proved, but .' .... taken along the route are also being CROPS INCREASE are the first arrests on Maui. also to a strong belief by the military ' EDWARD W. GARDEN PHILIP C RICE reproduced. inn ' "If we find upon carefully looking authorities that Captain Ludy is ' ro!lowlng a. defense . of ' Georg DONALD , M-.- LADD ALLAN D. MacBOYLE into their cases that they have wil- f RUSSO-RUMA- N wholly Innocent of misconduct in rela- r.cJIek consul,' who was ARMIES fully evaded rezistration law." FORCED WITHDRAW the tion to this unfortunate girl. , ..' recently arested. by federal- - author-- TO says Green, "they will be PETROGRAD, Russia, Aug. 16. turned ovefi Julius . W. Asch, deputy sheriff of . , complicity . UNITED STATES ARMY OVER LAST YEAR ities for alleged Is the to the district attorney with recon city and1; ", cap The strategic withdrawal of Ruman the county: of Honolulu. Hindu riots, Martin L. -- Ilartman, BGT. PHIL. CONNISTON ; BGT. BISHOP K. SHACKELFORD Souveia-Voloshka- mendation they be prosecuted." ians was reported from the nl that stated this morning that the inquest tain ot the S. S. Pioneer and a long SGT. OSCAR W. GIBSON SGT. JOHN ;T.' MUNDT on the death of Miss Florence Berg, " line, and under t severe time and .faithful emplpye of Hack-- 10 1 LONDON, 16.- - 6GT. HAROLD C MARSHALL SGT. LOU F. F GEL pressure combined Russo-Ruma-n England, August who died following a criminal opera- . - the fell & COh was thrown out .the Lloyd-Georg- e be-- ., of SGT. THOMAS B. MARSHALL SGT. NICHOLAS NANASSY . Premier in the bouse of tion, has not been held as yet . Xlcj-a- l armies have retired from a .consider- , Annex salocn ci Menant commons today declared that prelim- GERMAN PRESS cause the investigation of the police af- able area near Fokehani. ....y'r cast street "near the station one inary crop estimates reveal an in- has not been completed. ternoon recently. The noneer, "of crease in the stocks of wheat and bar- ' . ' SWIFT JUSTICE which Hartoan ts charge, Is T a t i FOR f la ARMY SYSTEM ANTI-DRAF- T ley, over last year. An increase of axnall water Tessel under the" con-trc- l EUTIRESTAFF AGITATOM WASHINGTON, D. 16 nearly 1,000,000 acres under culti- IS SARCASTIC ofillackfeld & Co. j C, Aug. GEtML It was Intimated today by the depart- vation is also reported, he said. MAT Following a email gathering of men BLOWN TO BE FULLY There is no chance that with rea- -- IS UP. ment .of justice that swift justice at the Royal Annex saloon, and the sonable economy," he said, "England f would be meted out to I. W. W.'s who consunEtlT'-C- more or less beer, anti-submari- AMSTERDAM, August 15. Refer- fomented trouble in nerthwest indus- can be starved out. The HOPES Ilartman la alleged to hare expra BY MISTAKE REORGANIZED campaign is improving gradual- ring to the bill introduced in Con- CQ! pro-Germ- an tries which had any relation to war opinions In a general dis ly and good results are being accom- gress by Senator King of Utah to - cession which centered upon the war. needs. compel alien papers publishing war Regulars The industries which will be most plished. The topic of conversation eventually Hidden Explosive Slays 36 Of to Be Made Up of Continuing, George said that the ne( news In foreign languages to print Fie;iTi;:s turned upon arrest of Rodiek, rigorously guarded are the spruce news English the of German ruth-lessne- ss parallel to such the lms ficers; Blunder Costs uves First 25 Divisions, 26 to 75 lumber planta which supply result the submarine when a man sitting with Hartman de ? material averaged 320,000 gross tons translation of the articles, German clared that Rodiek was. a traitor. of 3000 Anzacs, Declares fof: National Guard, Rest of for airplanes, mines, and the harvests. monthly. papers declare that "henceforth there Taking- - offense at thestatement, "Germany now is barely holding are two classes citizens in tne upon- - Britisher1 v Drafted Recruits her d Anglo-Saxon- " rul- which cast a slur, his former SAMMIES' SOLDIERLY BEARING United States the Col. . own," fighting pre- Lucien.GBerrr. field ar employer, who, he said this morning, IMPRESSES FRENCH OFFICERS declared Britain's ers and the" German servants.' tfllery, Schofield ' Barracks Is i v i Aus- f staff of an: (Associated TJ. &. mier. -- ' had "always treated him white? Mr. How the entire Press by Vavsl Oommnnl. AMERICAN CAMP IN FRANCE, now In command of the Hawaiian - I was up because catlop Service) tonnage to f Hartman entered upon a defense of tralian division blown Aug. 16. The review of Uncle Sam's The total new be launch- department taking the place of did not look at the clock, waa WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 16. ed of 1917, announced, : Rodiekv which eventually wound! up they fighters by Brig.-Gen- . W. L. the first half he NEW YORK STOCK Brig.-Gen- . Charles G.'.Treat, who ' Slbert f today by A. C. Cantor, former- Announcement was by -- with his' expulsion from the saloon. . related made today yesterday is regarded here as a great would amount to 480,000 tons. sailed at noon' for the mainland. - ly, 14th Battalion, Australian the war department of re- eMMMMgSrkieaMeMMM ' MARKET TODAY f was stated this . morning:, of the a complete 4-- f It that organization historical event f This position falls fto CoL Berry Jamea Card, an employe Mc- - expeditionary forces, infantry. Cantor of the army system which brigadier-gen- - of U L French officers who visited the . temporarily until a passenger Sonoma i provide Yester. the will -- was . is a aboard in that the regular army 4-- 4- Candless, who with Hartman at camp while troops were re- eral has been assigned to the j on his way organizations will the under AUTO'S ANTICS Today day f that time. Mind who was the erson port today and is to'hla make up the first department, as the officer is '.;a home being given 25'Hlvisions. 26 in- view were greatly impressed by the Alaska Gold 5!4 who expressed a most Australian after 'a Divisions to 75, in-ran- unfavorable 45 senior k of all army men ' cplnioa of Mr. Jlodiek, went up ;to rhyslcal discharge from the; British clusive, will be composed of national bearing and discipline of the unit. American Smelter . 1022 10234 j in HawaiL He is one of those V-- i army.-H- e says: . guard Moving pictures were taken of many American Sugar Rfg. . 122 121 .Hartman and hit had organizations, while from the 1 tim after he -- - Po-siere- summoned in main- heavy fighting tor s, .division French and American officers. American Tel. & Tel. . . orders to the upon During the 76th onward will be up 11'4 - -- entered his tirade against the made LAND DRIVER 1tt v- iana tne part of montn, - recent big west front of so-call- Anaconda Copper ... . 76!4 lauer this r attacks upon Rodiek. Hartman said in the the national army secured V - so that the position will then in ! . TERRITORY'S CLAIM . 99' f captured a from TO Atchison 9934 ; he threw a glass of beer In Card's offensive, the Australians the draft ' 4-- - turn fall to the next officer in 4 - -- : j face.-.-- .v village close Pozieres. Contrary ll LAND IS DISALLOWED Baldwin Loco. - 69H 71 ' . U'V',.: to Infantry divisions : .are to be 4 rank. . i to habit of the Germans, they had Baltimore & Ohio 69'4 69 4 . Captain' Hartman' stated this morn: the composed of headquarters, a " ' ' - :' ' '. battalion IN CITY JAIL - 4 , ing he had . resented the -- sAr left a fine old medieval town hall in of machine guns, two An independent claim of the terri- Bethlehem- Steel .aj. . . at 4. that infantry- and 4 44-4- - which, had been cast upon Rodiek'a the village, in fairly good shape The one artillery brigades, an engineer tory to a portion of the land in Kaka-ak- o b113'4 b115 4 name because as Rodiek's employe Australian staff, consisting of 36 of- regiment, battalion of signal corps, to which the Rapid Transit is now Calif. Petroleum 19'4 19 Brisien. Charleii O.1: Treat com-- V dis- 160 j for about 10 years he had always been ficers, established headquarters in the four hospital companies, four ambu- seeking to register its title was When the automobile being drjven Canadian Pacific 1602 mander of Schofield Barracks and the : treated wen. He declared that untin building. They looked all over and lance companies, and supply trains. allowed by Circuit Judge Kemp today. by K. Morimoto ran part way up on C M. &. St. P. (St. Paul) 66'i 87 Hawaiian department left today on; proved guilty of the under town hall for mines, but This action leaves the road issues un Colo. Fuel & Iron 48'2 49 Rodiek had been the An infantry brigade is to consist of the sildewalk in front of Chambers the Matson steamer Manoa for San 7' charge against him he would : con-J- l omitted , to inspect the clock in the two regiments disturbed and these are now being Drug Store at Kin and Fort streets Crucible Steel 79?, 8la Francisco, where. he has been ordered -- of infantry and three respect man. belfry. by city county. 24 - " tlnue to hold his for the companies of machine guns. presented the and The and stopped this noon, Henry An- Erie Common 242 for assignment I was born and reared in America, An artil county claims three areas within the General Electric 153 "At 12:30 that night on the strike lery brigade will consist of three reg- drews, traffic officer at King and '.and a son who will be eligible tract sought by the Rapid on General Motors, New .. 111 '2 112 I I have of the half hour, the clock touched off iments of artillery and a battery of Transit Fort streets, made inquiries into the fleers were at the pier to see Gen. or the draft," declared Captain Hart--" a powerful bomb or cache of fiynamite trencn mortars. the ground that they are public high- driver's authority to run an automo- Great Northern Pfd. ... 106 106 Treat off and when he went aboard: . asserting ways, seeking to N. J j - man this morning in that in the belfry. A terrific explosion de and is retain them. bile, found he had no license, and took Inter. Harv ..... the steamer- he : was showered with. was never pro-Germ- an In his sym attorneys Copper - - : he j The court and visited Kennecott 43 . stroyed the town halL burying the - the him to tKe police 43ft. tela. r ; f Canadians received an order to with- station where he pathies and that he would do what he entire staff under the debris. land today. Lehigh R. R 64'2 64a I am certainly sorry to leave Hon ! draw. was thrown into the jail. The driver, "i , could to help America win war. Central 86 the says con- hav- New York 87' Jolulu for I have a warm' spot inmy o Cantor that his battalion, "enemy's barbed-wir- e a Japanese, now faces charges of - Men-wh- know Captain Hartman "Arriving at the Pennsylvania 52'a, 52 j heart for these islands and ' wCl al i sisting of 1100 men, suffered sangui- BASEBALL RESULTS ing driven a machine without a license. stated, however; ahat he has for a entanglements, we came to a Ray Consol 27' 27Va ways-loo- When nary losses in the Somme fighting. l Coming up lorward to the time time pro-Germa- n sympa- stop. Then we found we TODAY Fort street Morimoto -- tGen-9- long had we got had run out Reading Common 93 94 II shall, be 'here: agaJn, said 5 ' "But the Germans and smashed tried to turn completely around and -- thies, that before 'war 1 was declared of bombs and hand grenades. While ; I . right through their defenses," Southern Pacific 95 Treat this.: momlns.V.'The order in .ve defended the German cause, and he said. we were cutting the barbed wire, try- NATIONAL LEAGUE. return along the same road on which I Cantors division; suffered badly in Stud e baker : 53Va structed 'me to report . at San Fran a t the. time of the declaration of .war ing to get 'Fritz' with our bay- At Philadelphia Philadelphia 5, he had made his approach this after Oil 186 Cisco by August 22 Manoa " this battle as rsomebody had blun Texas 874 and the II was strongly against America's en: onetswhich he does not like tney Pittsburg 3; Philadelphia 3, Pitts- noon shortly after 12 o'clock when Union. Pacific . the only boat which win get me ' " dered and orders were misconstrued. .137 1372 tier trance Into the war.-- swept us with machine gun fire. We burg 0. the traffic was heavy. He did not U. S. ' He said:, n - Steel .... ;....V123H 1242 in time." ' '. John . Gillis, proprietor of the lost heavily 3000 men within a .few At Boston Chicago 4, Boston 1. quite make the turn, stopped on the Utah ...... 104 105" Gen.' Treat said he hi i no fJeai Royal Annex bar, stated this morning "We were ordered to advance. Our hours. Then reinforcements came up, At New York New York 5, St sidewalk, jumped out and cranked his Western Union 93Vi 93 where he would be sent.upcn hi3 ar , waa that fee had ordered the men out of division composed of Australians, and we got at the Germans, took Louis 3. machine and then started down Fort Westinghouse . 48 48 rival at San Franci3Coi. HeJ hcpe$ saloon following squabble which Scotch and- - English; dH-one- the a Canadians Just tieir. trenches and made many rt At Brooklyn Cincinnati 3. Brook with two wheels on the walk and two however, taat he wm ce crcar:! centered-c- a we r to-- : u .the war atv commenced. movent tie lyn pn street Bid so-- go to fccr.t. i the , 'y. 'te HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N. THDRSBAY, AUGUST 16, 1917. nr3 "r SAYS O'COIELL Fathers Plan To DEATH KNELL SONOMA ARRIVES FILIPINOS HELD mmmm Girl In School COMPANY Put THREE DAYS LATE AS SAY WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANtFtJt OFPO NO DRAFT OF WHISKY IN SHIRS JAME3 i LOVE sHONt12Jt. Balked For Revenge n")- - my n Delayed by hot bearings day be THEY ARE GUARDS (SaAAlUSMM AW tnrrvs FOR PAY HE GETS U. S. SOUNDED fore yesterday, the Oceanic steamer JUIIIl&yilllM LVP Ua Daughter Sonoma from San Francisco aw not Court Exonerates dock at Pier 7 today until noon. She

days sched- Stir-Bollti- Ybu Whom Parents Accused is three off her regular (SpdU a Corrtpndoc. ) When Ordor Your Grocorlos All Distilled Come go in Town Talk Editor Thinks Other Spirits Under ule as she had to on drydock HILO, Hawaii, August 13. Up till When Refused Wages San Francisco to have her bottom Ban But Making of Beer ar- Than Irish Motives Stir the repaired as the result of grounding last night, five slackers had been Frisco Attorney contemplated by a and Wine is Discretionary at Turtle Island on ber last upward rested by deputy sheriffs on the island HJirdllcUIMi REVENGE was in LUv 9 foiled With President Under Com- voyage. of Hawaii. All five are Filipinos and. ii Wrapped as soon as baked ir "Daniel O'Connell, the San Fran yesterday after- The Sonoma had 12 cabin passen noon Judge Heen ex- Brti while three are from Honokaa. two Cisco attorney who was arrested n when Circuit promise ger for Honolulu, six In the second onerated a young Russian girl cabin steerage. She are from Puna. The latter pair claim ft and three in the ago as an anti-dra- agitator, is -- week charges by ' 10 Honolulu they are members of the national THE ROCK ISLAND LINES" prompted by the motiTes of a from concocted the By C. S. ALBERT had about tons of that not SUr-SoUab- a up guard and are exempt from registra- opposed aiding irate parent (SycUl OwrmPoadaacO freight, made of one automobile. "Chiropractic Special- - train from Chicago to Diveafort. BJSt patriotic Irishman to on WASHINGTON, D. July 30. express matter, and 145 bags tion. This has yet to be proved. will run a Germany," The trouble started Maui C butter week, to Annual Chiropractic Convention. Britain in her fight against some months ago when the girl The manufacture of alcoholic bever- of mail. Among the arriving pas everyone a card." the Theodore Bon "Arrest without emphatically declared married a Filipino. While the ages for the period of the vrar must sengers is Jessie Beckjord, an engi- was Sheriff Pua's order, and the dep- F. C. MIGHTON, D. C. "net, the frank and fearless editor o! couple were apparently be discontinued. The making of beer neer of the California State High- satisfied uties are doing their duty. The Hilo 204-- 5 Boston Bldg. (Over May's). the San Francisco Town Talk. with each other, the marriage was and wine will be left to the discre- way Commission, who comes here jail may be found a trifle small if the Mr. Bonnet-arrive- here today at annulled at the instance of the tion of the President. for a long vacation. He rejoins his sheriffs prediction made yesterday noon on the Sonoma for a vacation, girl's parents on the ground that This appears to be word wife here who has been the guest of out to be correct. He thinks that the last Mr. Boyle. turns and, as be adds with emphasis, "for a she was not of age. Then the girl in the rule of prohibition laid down and Mrs. James there will be quite a few Filipinos and rest." This is his first visit to the came to Honolulu and secured a Stephen P. Kane comes here to ac custody before long. v until the restoration of peace. The cept a position with of others taken into Council islands and be will remain here until position which enabled her to sup- the Paradise In connection with the round-u- p of National Defense conferees on the food control bill the Pacific. Stephen H. Morse is a OF THE UNITED STATES has urged all colleges and uniTtrsltlea to next Oceanic liner departs for San port herself. tea-tur- e, up inves- the framed up a compromise on the postal inspector for the states of the slackers, the sheriff had for step-fathe- r full capacity and standards. Francisco. When the learned which has been bitterly fought tigation a young man who claimed maintain their work at days Mr. southwest and the islands. It was only a few before that the girl was working, say both in the senate and house. The Tom Murphy is a deputy sheriff that he had registered in Honolulu on Bonnet left San Francisco for the juvenile court officials, he de- "drya" have been able to dominate the of Los Angeles county, California. July 31, but that he had lost his card. THE COLLEGE OF HAWAII Attorney O'Connell was manded she wages gave name and address, islands that that turn her situation at all times. But for the He is a naval veteran of the Civil The man his mt to th t tae in over to him to depart Correspond In statu orranlwtion atat unlertltUa arrested by the federal authorities each week. This of War and a survival of the battle of so the sheriff allowed him mainland. It ta endeavoring to do Its prt In the national tmergtney. . the girl do, interference the President there if, upon ' San Francisco just after he concluded refused to whererpon out the Kearsage and Alabama. He is upon the understanding that er would have been a total wiping young men women of Hawaii scientific training a peace meet- the step-fath- went to 'Juv- Mack-aye- , investigation in Honolulu it was found It offera to the and making an address at the of all stimulants for the duration ol an. old acquaintance of A. L. recommended by the National Council. ing. After his address he waa pllcked enile court officials, charged the former editor of the Hilo Tri that he had not registered, he would tne war. 1L 8..; wlttr girl with improper relations with a bune, for . whom he inquired as t'ue be arrested and sent to jail. For information address College of Hawaii. Honolulu, or Prof. from the platform where he sat The of spirits and Committee, phones 2040 & 55H. I). Chinese and asked that she be abolition distilled ship was docking. The men departed and later on a Walker. Chairman Entrance former United States Senator John the discretionary limitation placed oa Works, Dr. David Starr Jordan, Bishop placed in the girls' Industrial H. H. Butner is a through passen police officer turned up at the station school. beer and wines are carried in the fol- ger who is going to erect a wire- carrying a card that bears the name H. P. Parks of Chicago and others. lowing act Circuit Judge Heen heard the compromise, which takes the less station for the government at William Kemp of Nuuanu avenue, Ho- He Is accused under the spionage place of the amendment, adopt- of a conspiracy to case yesterday afternoon and ex- Saoot Guam. nolulu, and whose registration number as the leader ed in the senate: A. L. youth call- operation of act onerated the girl. She has been Hartman is a Honolulu is 19. He can obtain his card by thwart the the draft given good who is returning here after complet- police at any time. In California. a home at Lanakila "That from and after 30 days from ing at the station A Very Wide Choice in Good Hale and hag a position In view. ing the agricultural course at the V believes the date of the approval of this act The Town Talk editor that University of California. He is a ACID USED Attorney O'Connell is acting as ant no foods, fruits, food materials or INVISIBLE Dinner Services feeds shall be used in the production son of Capt. Hartman, commander of TO CATCH LETTER CARRIER drafter simply for the money he gets the Pioneer. This is young Hart-man'- s ISHII GUEST AT of uistilled spirits for beverage pur- pos- out of 'If first visit home for three LOS ANGELES. Cal., Jul 20. Our trem endons stock of Dinnerware makes it poses. Provided, that under such years. His number was drawn in rules, reguhttjons and bonds as the Three and one-hal-f years in the fed sible to offer complete services from the world's fore- the draft, but he does not expect to prison McNeil's Island, Wash., President mayprescribe such materi- be enlisted until the second call. eral at I PERSONAUTIFS the most sever sentence ever impos- most potteries. FRISCO BANQUET als may be used sin the production A number of American sailors, in- of distilled spirits exclusively for cluding three wireless operators, are ed by a federal court in this district Yon will see here patterns that are truly beautiful, ; M. N.PIKE of Laie waa in Honolulu beverag purposes on way for a similar crime, was pronounced otner than or for aboard who are their to upon Wal- ; yesterday on a business trip. pure Guam. by Federal Judge Bledsoe embracing every conceivable color combination. the fortification of sweet wines Morgan, car- .ffpciat Cabla U Kiopa Jill) as by The Sonoma will sail at 6 o'clock ter a former letter letter SAN, defined the act entitled 'An act upon his plea of guilty to the stock plan; 1 MCDONALD re--; JrRANCISCO, Cal-- Aug. 16 this evening. rier, All our patterns are sold on the "open DR. J. T. has to increase the revenue, and for other charge of embezzling moneys from viscount Ishil was the guest of honor 1916. Passengers for Honolulu arriving only you require in your turned to.Honolulu from the mainland banquet purposes.' approved September 8, the mails. you need to buy the items at a held at the Palace hotel Nor shall be Imported by the Sonoma were as follows: ' after a vacation of about fire month. last evening. More 500 there into the Morgan confessed to having rifled own home. f than promin United States any diLtilled spirits. First cabin: J. G. Beckjord, T. F. ent citizens of San were Bonnet, N. Engler. M. four letters containing money in tran- Francisco Whenever shall Mrs. S. Miss ? I B. 0J DICKMAN of St Helena, present Toasts were given to Presi the President find that Flaherty, Mrs. A. L. Fries, S. P. sit from depositors to the Security "Montana, 4s in Honolulu on a month's dent Wilson and Emperor Yoshihlto limitation, regulation or prohibition Kane, E. C. Martin, Mrs. E. C. Trust and Savings Bank, at Fifth and W. W. DIAMOND & CO., LTD. Ylslf Ha Is registered at the Moana of Japan. of the use of foods, fruits, food ma' Martin, Mrs. M. B. Maxwell, Miss Spring streets, although he denied '" 4937; ; hotel. terials or feeds in the production of Bonita Maxwell, S. H. Morse, Tom having tampered with about fifteen Honolulu Phone; SEEKING TO DISSOLVE malt or vinous liquors for beverage Murphy. other letters which had been opened CAPT. CHARLES H. BAKER of purposes, or that the reduction of the Second cabin: Mrs. J. T. Boyd and rifled in the same manner. " GROCERY r- the city police force has gone to Mo--: PARTNERSHIP alcoholic content of any such malt or J. P. Leino, Mrs. F. Mann and in Morgan was trapped by the use by lokai where he will spend several vinous liquor is essential, in order to fant, Dr. Catherine Schumacher, F the postal inspector of an "invisible" weeks on a racatlon. h. Rosa Amelia has filed in circuit assure an adequate and' continuous E. West acid. This chemical, which was sprin- court a petition to dissolve her part- supply of food or that the national Steerage: A. L. Hartmr.nn, B. K kled on the letters, could not be seen nership Joao Oouveia de Mene Hutchinson, C. Williams. on paper, stained the hands F.-.r- ; wealtbjr with security and defense will be sub- the but CULBERTSON.' a opened A of Spokane, Wash In tea under which they have been con- served thereby, he is authorized from of the man who the letters. business man If ducting few hours later Morgan's. hands were Honolulu for a short Tislt1' He is stay the 'business of the Lusltana time to time to prescribe and give Grocery Co. Plaintiff says In her pe- badly stained by the acid. i ing at the Alexander .Young hotel. , public notice of the extent of the limi- - - .... -. i ...f'VsV' ;, ' tition that "she believes there is about tation, regulation, prohibition or reduc- $1200 owning her from the profits ol so . PHILIP L. RICE arrived In Honor - tion necessitated. Whenever . such Frank, P. Motta of the ijllo Urott concern.- ;1 - - the. She asks that an ae notice given vvoras n . lulu yesterday morning from KauaL ' shall have been and shall is a visitor tne city. : dependent - fcountlng be ordered "by; the court" remained-unrevoke- Most of us are - Ha., will- play ' with' the Kara polo have d no oe ; team against the army team', at Scho shall after a reasonable time presc V A d&fiffMfir tt jt 1 horn Tii Mi? tn ' - ". H E, CTJLNER Seattle, George mA J. T1 . " field Barracks- on "itnriiy after" of Tlt lf44r4k Via ft fftKffi m9 .on a milk supply vhich Woodof Syracuse and i1 -- ct Zuef muts, . looa .material or reeoft, in TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i hi' of Vancouver Tare in Honolulu to production of malt or vinous liquors is far from satisfactory !mm JOHN GIFFORD. a graduate of look into the purchase of a plot of or Import any such liquors except un- Joseph C. Cullen, clerk of Judge - punahou academy, where he was land on whlchrthey expect to start a der license issued by the President Ashford's court, who has been spend HELP WANTED. prominent as athlete, will return small farm. ' They are staying at the ing In country, will an and in compliance with rules and his vacation the The cows may be unhealthy lie supply may tala too to California this falL He enters Blaisdell hotel. gov- return today to his official duties. Stenographer billing clerk; lady; regulations determined by him long to reach as, it may be poor ta quality, tho naU is -- upon his second ' year at the univerv erning the production and Importation must be experienced and efficient. V.r.;-;-y- AUTHOR JOHNSON abject contamination by disease terms, it ouy sity at Berkeley. - ; :i , OWEN A daughter was bom on Tuesday Good position with large firm. Ad to M of such liquors and the alcoholic con- - 4 MARRIES FRENCH GIRL to Mr. and Mrs. Bright, of Star-Bulleti- n and by not too dean water at tent thereof." Andrew J. dress Box 703, office watered that ;v ATTORNEY CARL S. CARLSM1TH Kanoa lane, off South King street 6866 3t -, of Hilo, who recently came to Hono- -- NEW! YORK, N. Y.-w-en Johnson, $5000 Fine or Jail The baby is the ninth child of the And yet there a remedy at band. z- , . ;; by his lulu In connection with the petition novelist, who was divorced A penalty of 15000 fine or two years couple. FOR SALE. thousands of homes throughout Anstralasurand ths second wife in Reno, May 21, has mar In to increase Richard Smart's imprisonment, or both, is fixed. Pacific die milkman has been superseded by a tia allowance, returned to his home yest- ried Miss Cecils Denis de Lagarde of provision Because he "shot up" the roof of the REAL ESTATE. bears? This is added: "Provided : ' : V?y Haute-Savol- e, square In Dole street, Pu the famous Highlander Brand. erday.-1 .";;' ;.? ; Chlgena, France. 4 boys' detention home with a parlor 27.000 feet further that nothing in this section Apply Bishop Trust v be licen- rifle, a young Japanese boy was placed nahou district. Condensed milk (foil eresm) absolutely shall construed to authorize Co. 6866 tf Highlander it sing of the manufacture of vinous or on probation by Circuit Judge Heen free the milk is drawn from healthy cows subject ta GcW liquors in any state, or on Tuesday. malt territory FOR RENT. eminent Inspection on the rich pastures of Southland New ; civil subdivision thereof where the Zealand, wmle the processes of alteration and erapofau'oa ' manufacture of such malt or vinous Hearing on the involuntary bank UNFURNISHED ROOMS. :v all and destroy a9 disease genns - Steel Steamer "Northland iow at Seattle; Wash., will liquors Is prohibited." ruptcy proceedings brought against Unfurnished rooms, 76J Klnau. Ap remove dirt Th is2t Q Grand Maul, is condensed within few hours of leafing the cows. n, - be soldjto highest bidder. Bids will be opened on Septem-l- - - The commandeering section reads: the Hotel of Walluku, has ply Mrs. Chlng, 1071 Campbell lane. a been continued in federal court until 5392. 6866 6t 1917, ? "That the President is authorized Phone Highlander quality is the highest in the world fu3 creasa. ber 5th, and are to besent to any August 24. ana airectea to commandeer or LOST. Why not prore it for yourself? It costs but little to bey ; V DODWELL & CO.,- - Agents of said vessel. all distilled spirits in bond or in stock yes-terday.- a can, you u una oeipe to at the date of approval of Dr. R. W. Benz was appointed and uut a suto 160 California St, San Francisco, Calif. the this act Auto curtains, bet R. R. station and mux problem simply and for redistillation, in su as such member of the territorial in Davis, the far sanity commission, the other members Fort Shatter. Reward $2.50. .tally. redistillation may be necessary to BlshOD Stand. 6866 3t Cf the hoard being Judge W. L Whit Park Anto meet the requirements of the Govern ney Dr. ment fn the Tnnnfnti'T rt mnnttlnna and Geo. Herbert. Pass Book No. 14,958. Return to .1L tA M 'v r Bank of Hawaii. 6866 3t ana oiuer mimary ana nospi suq , In for the concrete pues, reaisuuauon-jfng- g or m bo iar aa sucn of army storehouses on thefi.wa LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. would dispense with the necessity of terfront has begun, and one building utilizing products and materials suit' is nearing the stage when the concrete Male, liver and white pointer. Own able for foods and feeds In the fu- for its. floor can be poured. ers name and address on collar. All ture manufacture of distilled spirits Mr. and Mr,s. John Llnd of Puako. persons cautioned against harboring for the purposes herein enumerated. South Kohala, Hawaii, welcomed at same. Phone 2760. 6866 3t The President shall determine and the Kaplolani Maternity Home, this pay a just compensation for the dis- city, on Tuesday the arrival of a son, FOR SALE. spirits so who FREE ' tilled commandeered: and has been named James. LIVE8TOCK AND POULTRY. A Big Cookery Book if the compensation so determined bo James L.. McGuire and Miss Mame pigeons, mated Hurts a trt tojpj ol iIm HUaicr satisfactory to person McMorry were married on Tuesday 25 to 30 pair carrier cot the entitled and working, at $2.00 per pair. Plen to receive the same, such perscn shall by Pastor David Cary Peters of the kcaatifallr "aftrald pagw el practical. ty of wire, etc., at half price. Own- - taatad raooca. Send roar be prJd 75 per centum of tho amount Christian church the witnesses being er must sacrifice birds that cost as by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph F. Gertz ad addrma Uy .HigSlaW." . so determined the President and much as $5.00 per pair. Phone E. c;ia!l be entitled to sue the United W. Fox, between 7 and 9 a. m. Phone ft4 U Wat. Ltt FORD FILES ANSWER . aiates to recover further svm 1307. P. O. Box 1133. 6866 3t ri.ILQTT 357 f. . advletl U s.'Jd Tf per centum, will maso IN VITAGRAPH LIBEL MSSSjSSSSSSSaaWMSiaSSSS .. up s'j- - a9 will be just com-pensau- Hi a&artt NEW YORK, N. Y. for uch spirits, in man- Attorneys re TOE HERE FACT THAT the presenting Henry rord, in an tiaei-- ner provide by section 24, paragraph filed in the United States district 20, and section 145 of the Judicial court here, asked the dismissal of the Code." $1,000,000 libel suit brought against Scott's Emulsion the Detroit manufacturer by the Vita-grap- DISCOVERY OF BRAYLESS Company of America. The al is. generously used in MULE MAY 8ILENCE S0L0N3 leged libelous statements were made in a circular advertisement published tuberculosis camps is DENVER, Colo. Alonzo Balaam of throughout the country, entitled "Hu Elyria owns a burro. It is only natu- manity and Sanity," which purported proof positive that it is ral that a man of this name should to be an answer to a preparedness the most enejgmng prepa- own such an animal of this sort. He film produced by the Vitagraph com also owns a mule. And it is the mule pany. ration in the world. It which furnishes Mr. Balaam with sub Mr. Ford, in his answer, says the has power to create powen do not invito rush orders, jects for experiments. Not long ago rum unnecessarily alarmed the peo It warms and nourishes WE Mr. Balaam tried to invent the crow-les- l ple, as it was an exaggeration of blood, and do not encourage them, rooster. It was a failure. what would happen to the country in it enriches the ' but there are many times when Mr. Balaam's latest experiment is to the event of war, and he believed it his stops loss of flesh ana develop a brayless mule. He thinks duty to allay the fears of the people builds you up. SPEED is a condition and not a such an animal will prove of value to at a time when congress was consid thoory. the army, will prove of value to the ering the expenditure of $500,000,000 men army, allowing the tired men to sleep on national defense ccorrs is fuhe and Forbmb after a battle. Mr. Balaam has per- AND FREE FROM ALCOHOL World'G formed a slight operation on his On ench occasions yon can depend POUN DM ASTER SALE. Scott ft Bowse, Btootnfldd, Zf J - mule's upper lip. This interferes with . vpbn ns for good printing- quick. the mule's propensities for voice cul- Every opens trap ture. time he his One black donkey, impounded Aug An ExhibiUon of SMU Nerve and Daring cn to bray he is forced to sneeze. 20 height Printing Department This makes the animal forget all 5, to be sold at public auction Aug. BRITONS! Wall feet in singing. CALLS YOU! about The importance of this 18. 1150 Gulick Ave.. Kalihi. 6866 2t YOUR COUNTRY discovery is manifold. When is per- WILL YOU RESPOND? 'r it Star-Bullet- in fected and patented, Mr. Balaam will Apply for Information to Honolulu sell his rights to the state of Colorado Recruiting Mission, a. " British ' ' - - JLm .mm . . to be applied to the legislature. If it British Club Rooms, Port Street, 125 mercnant at. rnone 49 1 1 is a success, the commonwealth will Dr. J. T. McDonald Honolulu. be gratified to know that several of 9. r can to has returned from his Honrs, ll to 1 and 7:80 to Weitt To Liberty;! our biped mules be made 1121. in legisla- F. O. Box sneeze instead of bray the vacation. Consulate, 11 to 2. tive halls. This will diminish the or British chaos of extra sessions and the lika.

.4 HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917.

John Philip Sousa, the American STAR-BULLETIN- "March King bandmaster,' ORDERS FOR REORGANIZATION SLACKER CASE 'S IRHTOW snd is now an officer of the United States Navy, with the provisional rank of OF OAHU GUARD ARE ISSUED (! il aiar-aUi- a Oomm y itp UP AD SPACE TO lieutenant charged with the task of OFSCAVENIUS FOrfl StiAniuK, Aua. U ihe CITY INS organizing bands at the various naval following assignments in the dif- PIE training stations. Orders Siring In detail the changes in the Oatau guard as announced ferent companies have been made ol exclusively in The Star-Bulleti- n on Tcesday were issued today from head the officers who have recently been Quarters, as of August IS, and are as follows: promoted and assigned, or attached, Star-Bulleti- n publicity has again RED CROSS OR ( STILL IN AIR 100 per cent and Charles P. r (a) The following named enlisted G. Allen. First Lieut. Frank E. Mid to the 2d infantry: Major Theo- scored Company klff. Second Lieut. David L. Mackaye dore A. Baldwin Jr. to command the Morse, general freight agent of the men of D are transferred to American-Hawaiia- n y, Steamship Co., is the Machine Gun Company, with tbelr Company I Capt. Samuel I. Ware. First Batalllon; Capt Alfred li. Hoo-le- Beginning todsy Honolulu merchants .McCallum, as commander Company D.; Capt hot on the trail of the owner of the ; present First Lieut. Louo becona Wilfred James Singleton, better and business houses will take a ma- rank: barrel of cut glass and bric-a-bra- c H. Lieut. Harry Kauhane. known to Honolulans as Frits Scaven-ius-. Lester Baker to command Compauy teria! part in the Red Cross campaign Attention Sets. Alex R. Robertson. William K. that has been in his possession for the Melnecke, George 8. Raymond Company Chlng a piano teacher, may be prose- A; Captain Ralph C. Hoiiiday to com- for funds for war relief work. To and Philip Sing, Sec- last year. Frank L Stevenson; Cpls. Frederick Amona. First Lieut cuted as a "blacker;" and. on the mand of Company is; Capt. Alfred L. bring the Red Cross appeal before ond Lieut. James H. Yap. other hand, his case may be dropped, Kockwood to command Company 1. Ever since the barrel arrived here public agreed w-- Gran berg, Charles Herbert, Homer the the merchants have jT Ar- ! in 1916 Mr. has Company L Capt. Charles X. now that he has registered and is and Capt Edward F. v itsell as com from New York Morse that each day one of the number shall Mr. & Vreckeiu1dge and Philip Hall; Prta. S. been looking for its owner. He got in nold. First Lieut. Waiter Witte. subject to draft unless he can claim Company E. j devote his space Arthur D. Gordon, James Drown, maader city advertising in the Second Lieut. William S. R. De la exemption on the ground that be is touch with the Eastern and with local English newspapers to an ap- David C. Bulek. William T. Burlem, ! porta, Mux. not a citizen of the United States. Major Charle L. jucKain has been Pacific coast but without avail. peal In behalf of Che organization. Charles W. Books, Harry J. L. Evans V. Kolb, He even wrote to Philippines. Bookkeeper! Company M Capt. Walter Just what shall be done with Sin- ordered to the 25th Infantry the This step is in line with the Chicago Jr., Daniel M. Falvey, Leon Lando. A few days ago Mr. Morse told the First Lieut. Lewis B. Haeinlen. iec gleton, or Scavenius, lies with Dis- at Schofleld Barracks. Major UcKain plan which proved very successful in Henry Irenz, John story Star-Bulleti-n, William Labenx. ond Lieut. William J. Girabel. trict Attorney S. C. has been stationed at Fort Shafter for of the lost barrel to the promoting Red Cross campaign. Law Huber. and the the Leventhol. Curtis B. Johnson, Louis Machine Gun Company Capt. federal a couple of years as of Com- which was printed. Shortly Today Onr New - official today declared he has captain the Trent Trust Co carries Hay. Alexander C. McDonald, Meha- M. Lieut. Robert E after an army officer stationed at Star-Bulleti- rence Judd. First not yet made up his mind as regards pany B. a full page ad in the n S. Ry- - one of local posts, where Star-Bulleti-n Leaf-Shape- lain A. Rosa and Elmer W. William White, Second Lieut. Walter the disposition of the case. Single- 2B 3B the the devoted to the Red Cross. This ad d B. Clam. Lieut-Col- . is widely read, telephoned to son. croft. Second Lieut Albert ton's case was originally in the hands c,, . Palmer has re will be repeated in the Advertiser to- - The, following named enlisted men Supply Company Capt. B. of board, ceived orders to return to the States Mr. Morse and told him he believed morrow tomorrow L. the central registration and afternoon the Crookes Lenses transferred to this organtza- - Reeves, Second Ueut William which it over to Attorney Hu- transport. Col. Palmer has he could locate the owner of the bar- Mutual Telephone Co. carry turned opinion will a tion from the 1st Company Hawaiian Warren. ber with the recommendation that he been in command of the post since rel. In the of the officer, the large display Red Cross ad and on aoncom-missione- d are a great comfort Coast Artillery, are assigned to the Wherever the transfer of proeecute. CoL Irons left to join the Japanese barrel is the property of a woman who Monday the Bergstrom Music Co. will officers with their present formerly lived in Honolulu, but who Star-Bulleti- Machine Gun Company, with rank as commission. devote its space in the n in a larger number of W'hether the case is of sufficient removed to the mainland some months to stated: rank results to of- to a mercy advertisement noncommissioned officers than is au- strength warrant the federal ago. The officer told Mr. Morse that ? Irwin Spalding, Henry Klemme, Geo. ficials using cam- Two more oiucer& at Fort fahafter for any organization, the it to launch its she had been expecting a shipment of II. Evans, Frank L. James and thorized paign of prosecution of slackers, is who have been assigned to the 25th the man K3I will make rec- glass bric-a-bra- c, sev- sergeants; George company commander a question a Infantry at Schofleld Barracks are cut and and on J Arthur L. 8ull!van, ommendations to this office for such which has presented eral occasions had expressed surprise Alaska and Hawaii J Her--J unique problem, says dis- Capt Clarence Danielson and Capt of the pen. T. Armitage, H. Milnor Blowers. reductions as may be necessary. rather the R that it had not arrived. Osborn and Harold E. Marsh, trict attorney, and is one, he adds, Samuel J. Heidner. bert T. In carrying out the. provisions of Mr. Morse up descrip- In stereopticon and moving la I corporals; William W. Brier, George which is to be given thorough con- has fixed a pictures this paragraph the men with longest At a meeting of the Red Cross Unit tion of the contents of the barrel at the Christian Church, Kewalo to f C. Bromley. Frank I DowsetL John re- sideration before the case is finally service In their grades should be disposed at Fort Shafter on Wednesday morn- which will be forwarded to the woman, street, this evening, at 7:30. by Mr. Jk. irrespective of one way or another. t unman jr., lareoce s. itujuct, tained in those grades, ing, Mrs. Guy G. Palmer resigned the and she will be requested to cable the A. O. Hushaw. No admission will be 5 H-- Dexter Fraser, Claude cum Edwin Ideler, of what organization they have leadership on account freight agent if it is hers. charged, but an offering will be taken Tt. King, S. Lancaster, Charles por example. If an organ! She told the court that her husband of the nearness Earl from. departure islands, and "I sure am a believer in publicity," to purchase materials for the work ..A Roy A. Patten. Henry commander finds himself with cut her up with a knife recently and of her from the McWarae. ration the office was by Mrs. William says Mr. Morse, "and in this instance of the Red Cross Circle of the church. DOUGHERTY E.-- Podmore, Charles S. Poole, Wll-- j eight duty sergeants when he is only that he is now serving a jail sen- taken B. by an it didn't cost me a cent" Adv. Ham W. Paty. Henry C. Tallant, John entitled to six, the two Junior ser- tence for the assault. Circuit Judge Cochran unanimous vote. - re- Heen Is considering case and may P. Van Valkenberg, Alfred R, Wads- geants should be recommended for the Mrs. Howard D. Case, who has been fjl corporal, ana place the children in a local home un- FASCINATING HATS worth and Arthur M. Johnson, pr- duction to the grade of MANY APPLY FOR CIVIL AND visiting in Seattle and other north- Opticians If necessary the two Junior corporals til the woman gets a position. ivates. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS GARMENTS AT JEFFS western cities, will return to Honolulu Pvt. Henry L. S. Chin, recently should be recommended for reduction 1 on October 10. grade privates. An appeal to juvenile ! transferred to this organization from to the of the court to are still Second iftoor The company recently organized at take care of her children so she For the civil service examinations There left at Jeffs' Fashion Former Charles J the 1st Company, Hawaiian Coast that Co. a number of most attractive hats Senator A Rice of Company K. Aiea Is announced as L Company, could go out and work and earn a for firemen and policemen nearly 100 Kauai is a visitor in the city and will Artillery, Is assigned to assigned to 3rd Battalion, living application. and garments all marked down for the Young Building following men and the for them and for herself, was have already filed The remain here for the polo series at Ka The named enlisted with at Aiea. made today by a day filing sale that has been so favorably com- piolani to Com- - station Portuguese woman last for the applications is on. park. j of Company E are transferred who claims she is destitute. Saturday. county mented This sale will continue pany A, with, The clerk wants tottor some days to come and advantage the rank: ARMY ORDERS make it plain that everybody now on : should be of by ladies of Go to the james rieaiona, sergeani; Arnoiu d. Dr. who not been appointed taken it the Dr.P.W. Rushforth M. Richardson, William K. Heleloa Jonathan T. McDonald returned the list have Honolulu. Adv. C. headquar- ex- Ku-kap- u. Pvt Oscar Seversen, yesterday in the Matsonia from an permanently must take the examina- William Kealoha' and Benjamin detailed as ters troop, 4th Cavalry, is tended vacation in the mainland. He tion again. The pbysicial examination Judge Alexander Lindsay, will In Charge corporals; Frank Akana, James will proceed to went Jr., Qimlit Inn mounted orderly and as far south as New Orleans takes place August 25 and the mental leave in the Matsonia next Wednes- KOUIJr, sam Apau. feier these headquarters reporting on arriv and east as far as New York. 1. cns Dr. September Both are in the even day for-- San Francisco and will spend TNI George Enos, 8am K. Ikole, KenanauU adjutant tor duty McDonald's was for cooling1 sodas and soft - al to the department health fully restored ing and will be held at the McKlnley a vacation of some months in the Kjfi Kahaloa, Keomaka KeaweamahL Ben- accordingly. during the trip. " ' high school. mainland. drinks. Mamln . Kinllau, Bnnny P. Kuaokaia, Boards of officers to consist of three Ma-- j , Mitchell Lobo. James Mahu, Mike medical officers each, will be appoint- Janui, Robert Namokueha, Willie Na-- ed by commanding officers at the poleon. George KallL Sam Kalaaele, posts and stations hereinafter named, ( Sam KalllL Kelil Kama. Josepn Ka-- to meet at 9 a, m, August 20, 1917, : L'nahele, Klmokeo KaneL,SyIvester Ka-- for the purpose of conducting the ex- pana, Jamea P. KaukamV John Nonn- - amination of the enlisted men of the ha, Vltor Chela, WUllam Paia. John medical department indicated below, Pall; David JC WaUon. Harry Wil-llam- a, to determine their, fitness for promo- David Williams, 'privates. tion to the grade of sergeant medi- following named enll-te- d men cal department: " The ., VI Company T are transferred to Co. At department hospital, Honolulu: - I this regiment: William Wilcox, aer-- For the examination of Corporals John geant: Torn Kajr. corporal; Jonn Adol-ph- o, W. Wester, and , Charles K. Pavlio ; r.f Cock-et- t. Bogdanoff. Pvts. First Class Romeo Bessette, W. 3 1 Mike Kabale m BMBSBSieBlSm II M Mm Manuel Green, Dan Kahapea, Pe--; H. Jacobson, Hans Reicbmann, Chas. W MSMMiMM "Kahoonei. John Kabuena, John T. Robblns. Edward F. Burke, George mimm ter - ' r ' - CPla-ma- n . Kalllanu, 'privates H. Moorse Philip E. Robinson, r following men Million,. James H. Knechmann, Phe named enlisted C , Cv- - F transferred to ;Co. ,C. Jasper H..Thompson, Bertii O. Hatch-- tKIifv refitment: . Corge Pall and ell; Bert M. Carlson, Richard E. W3od, Tay- George Kaluna, sergeants; John and . 'Pvt' Joseph A. Hackett 'i lor; corporal; Charles Kealoa, Major At SchoHeld Barracks; H.T tor the Keljehlwa, William , Kelehlwa, Her-mA-n examination of Corporals Clarence Kuroda. John Makakoa, WUUam Crumbly, Wm. H.' Curtis and Thomas 1 May, Robert "McGowah, George a-- A. Austin; Cook VUdle J. Muchltnskl; " ofie, : Edward Paalubi; Prank Paia, Pvts. First Class Wm. Brown,. Jesse Good Values Tell Own " Their Jo-ee- jh St Raymond . PeebL Henry Pupuka, W. Cole, Dallas P. Eubanrs,' Austin Robero, ; Charles B. Wilson, prt-- Hand, Lester Harris. Lawrence.-- E. ' ; ". Valei.'.:'---- ' - - Harrison, Herbert C Kennlcott' Ten Don't pass up these saving opportunities, especially since economy is t Sergt Jamea Apao, Co. r, la trana-- nls Korn, Roy E. Lemke, Joe L Maya, the order ; ferred to headquarters company this Lahlon A. Pace; John M.J PImenteL : ' '- day. Saturday will of :r;; , Clyde Spence, of the be the last day this sale. regiment. v Vv; . Glen H. Robinson, Law The following named; enlisted1 men rence J. Staab, Charles M. Stringer, ct Co. H are transferred to Co. K, this and Samuel L. WHson; Pvts. Eric A. regiment: Harry Koong and Philip Allen, Leslie F. Brewer. Lewis H. - " Woo.- sergeants; . En Kul Chun and Rowland. Robert C. SelleisV; Charles K3mball Ho,v corporals; Chong jjuo, T Tenney, and Johne R. Tuntland.-Pv- t .cook; Robert Auk bugler; Eddie Ayat, Virgil Colbert. C A. C, 1st Co., PWUp Chang, Kim Woo Chang, Aul Fort. Kamehameha, is . transferred to cnmg. quartermaster Palm Beach Skirtjng Ladies' TransparentRain Coats Aau Ciee; Lun Chang, Kul the corps at that fort i George AnL Charles Hew Len. Tal and will report to the fort, commander - f in stripes and sport effects. Sizes 36 to 42, special for this week, $15.00. How. Ho, Apau Kong, Ah Com Lao,! for assignment to ' duty. . Ou1 Lee, George li. Pang, Kam Sing ' A board ' officers of v 'of toeonsl8t 36 inches wide. Tarn, Chcny Wong, Gee, Chong W ong, corps; Capt Joe R. Callender,. medJ-Maj- or ' i . - Tong Wai Wing .Won& Pan .Tee. ; Jack Hayes, quartermaster Reguar 35c, sale yd. S Yuen, PI1 Lee Hym. 'Sang Ok Kim, corps; ; Capt eo. RV Callender- - medi price ..25c Shon Yonng, Pong An Lftn. Sun hark cal corps;; and Capt, Jacob MRlggs, Seong, Koon Cho Lee, Henry Shim, quartermaster officers' reserve : corps. Regular 50c, sale price ' . .35c yd. Kang Young Soon. Ah Hung Lum, Ed- is appointed to meet in this city as Dresses ward K.-- . S. Char, Tim A. K. Sing and soon as practicable to InvesUgateand Ladies' Silk Afternoon . JosephYapprlvatea.: f report upon the clrcumstancea attend . ' The following, named enlisted men ing the ' death:' of the late Pvt. First in Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and'Jersey Silk of Ca L are .transferred to Ck C, with Class John B. Van Aken. quartermas . a indicated:- Vincent4 KealohL Embroidered Beaded Trimmed. rank - ter corpa. ;.' . and Philip Alnlu and Samson Maahielua, : The following named enlisted men Jr jcorporals; Enslblo Cas, - bugler; of thia medical department .are re- Drapery Dept. Regular $37.50, sale price .. v ...... $29.50 Pla;fcJo Amado, Prank Alameda, Man lieved from further duty with Ambu- n el B&rgas, ' Thomas- - Bulacan, Frank Regular $35.00, sale price ... 25.00 lance Ox, Ko. 9, and assigned, to the S. JEfcrims Campts; MlguW Castro, Louis K. Cae-- post hospital, Schofleld Barracks, H. H. Curtain in plain and colored borders. Regular $27.50, sale price 22.50 sar, toebero Cruz,. Peter Cruz, Jacinto and .will report' to ' the command- $25.00, XJon-sales- ,'. Regular 25c, sale pricet 6 yards $1.00 Regular sale price .M7.50 Figaroa,' PhUIp B. Giant, John ing officer of that hospital for duty: Frank Guarra, Samuel Kallko, Pvts. David Brown, Leo Berman, Earl Regular 30c, sale price , 20c yd. Regular $22.50, sale price ;16.00 GecrgB - Kanehoa, Alex S. Karrattl, H. Botts, Clyde L. Dresser, John L. Regular 30c, sale price 25c yd. Regular $15.00, sale price , 12.50 Jack K Kauiahao, John: Kekahlo, Will- Erdman, Stanley, P.. Findlay, Chester ...... Kekpa, Pong Etak. -- iam Kim, Laslma A. Fry, Edwin A.' Galindo, Maurice Regular 40c, sale price 30c yd. Sizes, 36 to 42. Klng, Sun Oh.Kyung, Herbert Xeohg, H. Goldner, Oro R.' Hlnea, Oscar A. ; Eam Maialoha, Jack Moses, Esteban Hillman,Grover a Hyden, Herbett . Oriblano, Gullies-Im- a Alexander Pasada, Jagow, Marion E. McMillan and Wln-flel- d ; Pasquav Pa- William Peter, John B. Thompson.4 r ; tera, Francisco Pidel, Wlllia Roblea, The following named officers of the KI Shim Sam,' Chun. Mook.Shur, Kan : engineers reserve corps, having , re- Tal" Soon, Carlo O. . Webb, Chal Ye ported at department headquarters ' Yee, Chnn .Wah Yee and Manuel Zim--. proceed - will to Fort Shatter for duty: - - bra, privates. . First Lieuta. Seth W, Webb, Ralph " The following named enlisted men R.: VogeL .James M, pearaon, . Dept. T, Mar - lot are transferred to "Co. L with Underwear Ca'K cus i Pi; Taylor; 2nd. : Lleuts Edgar : , y George 3LuJan rank as. Indicated Haugan and James M. Johnson, Jr. : Our entire stock Knit Underwear to close out price. and. Wilhelm Smith, sergeants; David Capt ' Arthur: Markley, ofMirode at half Joseph J. medical P. Kahanamoku, K Ahn and reserve' corps, having reported at & Anahu, . LADIES' UNION SUITS R. O. CORSETS Hiram. K. .B. corperals; Lools headquarters - . ' these in compliance LADIES' VESTS Kamaba, ..cook; Juiiua Lewis, -- bugler; with paragraph 98, special orders, So. Sizes 4 and 5 only. Odd 'lots. John Ah Chung Adam AkL James A. 169,- - war, department currfnt seriss. Regular 75c to $1.50 Each. Akimo, Joseph K. Akana, Samson will proceed to Schofleld' Barracks, Regular $1.00 to $1.50. Regular $3.00. 'Among, Clement Aona, Ephralm H. H. reporting. upon arrival to the On Sale from to 75c Each. Greg-cr- y, T, 37c On Sale 50c to 75c. $2.00 Exera, Levi Ezera, William P. post commander for duty. at Sale Price, Each. Daniel Hipa, Melvla Holt, ,John - Pvt First Class Wesley N. Head. N V.. Irvine, William Kahanu Alexander Co. Infantry; is transferred as v Kalanlhuia, William Kamaalea, John Blst private to-C- o. C, 2nd Infantry, and ; Mahuka, David Mattson, James Matt-1 will proceed 'George HapaL to Fort Shatter, H. T. ton. Max ':MaUaon, The following named enlisted men AAaron Namauu, Edward Noah and will sent, to McDowell, CaL,j priTatea. .":;'. be; Fort Jacob Dawsoni ' v" on the : transport offl-"joe- first available for following assignment of ra The discharge, on evi-- j be to organizations, this regiment, is account' of giving Saturday will the LAST DA Y ' dence of quaHtlei which render , their ' -- ' ''. announced: i s. retention in the military' service unde-- ; Company 'A'--CapL H.' P. O'Sulll- - ' ! yan. Lieut. Harold Godfrey, Sec-- s these First Habitsr Pvt 'James k. Knight C, of bargains. Lieut' Dandle Desha. : , y .This ' xni ' A. CVSrd Co, Fort Kamehameha, H. j Company B Capt Sherwood ! M. ' V T. .:. Week : Lowrey, First Lieut George W. Baker, X A I Habits and traits of WeekO Second Lieut Richard M. Benny. character: Pvts. vl Sanv.UFosa, Co. G, and M. Or!;; . . . Company C Capt Hv Stuart John--. Robert Only Hamilton,- - Co. H, S J' 2nd Infantry, Fort V jn. First vLleut Alex May Secftnd Shafter. D. T. Lieut Carl A..Vickery.f . Nurses, i Company D, (Japanese)Capt W. i Matilda C. Anderson, and Ada, L.. SmaD' army nurse corps, hav- r - ing In SACHS' ' V ' ' . . : ' J Eyes Weed arrived thla department on the .1 " . r " cSca Year Czte 13th but, via proceed to the de- ' I Try f Eye Remedy f. partment hospital, thla city, reporting St. " Isrtnc Hotel Near Fort St. - f9 fm.nlpf,, Jnrt Oonifrn. 0 ecota M upon- arrival to the commanding- - of- t , 4 viL V r t for FlM ioa - u:LUABCu&sauTca.CHiOAa ficer for' duty. .; ,.v:,..; i .... C. H. COOKE, President 1 TRUSTS ".. C. D. LUFKIN, Vice-Preside- nt and Manager. CO MM ERG A L'NE'W SAFE DEPOSITSj : Honolulu Stock Exchange STOCKS and BONDS DWINDLING STOCKS OF REHNED REAL ESTATE LOANS Thursday, Aug. 16. MERCANTILE 14 Asked BIG FACTOR IN RULING PRICES Alexander Baldwin Wailuku. Paia. Lahaina. ! . C. Brewer a Co. . . . . 450 Bethel Street Phone 3848 SUGAR STATEMENT Ewa Plantation Co. 34 34 (fcy Czarnikow-Riond- a Exchange of prices Company.) the course this I aikj Suqar Co. ... NEW YORK. July 27. Notwithstand- week bas been steadily upward, and Hawaiian Agr. Co August ing that our refiners last week secured this evening's closing bids of Hawn. Com. A. Sugar Co. 47"a July 31, 191?. Showing its condition, at the close of business, over 100.000 tons of raws, principallv 5.82c. September 5.81c, October 5.75c, Hawaiian Sugar Co 37 Life, Fire, Marine for August shipment, there has been November 5.74c. December 5.46c. Honokaa Sugar Co. OWrilEO BY THE BANK. Automobile, ATETS, no check to the advancing course of January 5.10c, February 4.89c, March Honomu Sugar Co Tourists' C the some time ago. 4.88c. April 4.90c. and May 4.95c be- j LOAN'S, DISCOUNTS AND OVKRDU A FTS $ 546.S78.41 market initiated Hutchinson Sugar Plant.. IfYouVfant Baggage or Accident Shortly after opening of the current ing from .08c to .S3c per lb. above . . 19 21 repreaenis loans ana aavances iu cuswmcr ui m uou. Kahuku Planation Co. iais week, when refiners had obtained ad- last Friday's final figures. The great- Kekaha Sugar Co. Insurance, CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS 169,050.69 ditional moderate quantities at the est gain was made in August delivery. Koloa Sugar Co. last quotation of 5.625c c.f the price At yesterday's ce of 5.75c. the July McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 10H 10'a CALL UPON ponden. tcnkt. of August shipment Cubas advanced postion was .23c above last week's Oahu Sugar Co 29 U 29'a . - - . riLn - , ca UUAUS AND BJSCUlUTIfcS other .06c per lb. to 5.69c, c.f. (6.71c). closing bid. Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd Th's is practically our secondary reserve, for the protec- This was followed by a further series The receipts for the week at the Onomea Sugar Co. 54 55 tion of our depositors, Consisting principally of high graie of rapid advances which, at the close, three Atlantic ports were 46,951 tons, Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co. Territorial. Railroad and Industrial Bonds. has brought Cubas up to 5.94c. c.f. compared with 55,106 tons last year Pacific Sugar Mill ..... 19 CASTLE & COOKE, Limited (6.96c), 57,418 tons in 1915. Paia Plantation Co 'REAL ESTATR AND' BANKING PREMISES 21.CO0.OO which is the highest point and reached Euro- Pepeekao Sugar Co. . . . Actually owned by the Bank, located at Wailuku. Lahaina since outbreak of the " pean war. spot was RUN OF MADERA Pioneer Mill Co 37'2 and Paia. The quotation FIRST 38i raised .24c per lb. to 6.89c. basis 96 MILL PRODUCED GOLD San Carlos Milling Co. . . General Insurance Agents f1"ttvtthtttdiuiuiiiurui sviiisi vrr riAiinvnTiTBrav 6,600.00 deg. Waialua Agr. Co ..... 27 , Bank Wailuku, and Its Branches Wailuku Sugar Co Contained 4i..lhe Mala at It is significant that, despite this vice-preside- at Lahaina and Paia. A report from E. W. Shanks, MISCELLANEOUS Fort and Merchant Streets recent sharp advance, the week's total Madera Gold Mining of the Dev. C LtS" , 925.00 reported business aggregates only Endau i LEASEHOLD Company, says that the mill values 1st Is. 7 pc RAnraAnHn th valutiHnn of th Rank's pnnltv in fhA Ip.ara about 27,000 tons Cubas and 5,000 tons As. Pd are better than anticipated and a 2nd Is. As. opon property. Porto Ricos, the latter description fully paid... Its Wallcku clean-u- p will be held August 27. Haiku Pfd. 20 having sold as high as 6.77c. deliver- Fruit Pack. The mill was started August 5 and Haiku Fruit A Pack. Com TOTAL RESOURCES $1,027,016.69 ed New York. The reason for this is ran for four hours without the Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc A. . 7 7 doubtless to be found in influence the slightest difficulty, 20 tons being put Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc B. . LIABILITIES. of the knowledge only about 173,-00- 0 that through. Gold could be seen on the Hawaii Con. Ry. Com... 1 2 HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd. Ik tons of the present stocks in Cuba IN 150,000.00 plates 15 minutes after the mill was Hawaiian Electrrc Co. . . . CAPITAL 8TOCK PAID remain unsold, in conjunction with the Stocks and Bonds SURPLUS-- AXD"UND"rIDED PROFITS 18,604.28 started. By the first of next week it Hawaiian Pineapple Co... 44y2 fact that as regards the balance of DIVIDENDS UNPAID ...... 2100 is expected that the mill will be run- Hon. Brew. Malt Co.. 16! 4 Real Estate Insurance DEPOSITS . 858,291.41 about a like quantity estimated as still ning full capacity of 100 tons. Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.. The Bank and'its Branches has total deposits net, as above. to be produced this campaign, plant- Hon. R. T. A L. Co 145 Safe Deposit Vaults ers are to them- Inter-Islan-d reluctant commit SMELTER RETURNS OF 8. N. Co.... 190 TOTAL LIABILITY 11,027.016.69 selves for future delivery, owing to Mutual Telephone Co. .. 19 Authorised by law to act as Trustees, Execu- uncertainty on their part as to wheth- MONTANA-BINGHA- M $7000 Oahu Railway A Land Co. 157J2 territory of Hawaii, ) er ruling estimates will actually be Pahang Rubber Co 20 tors, Administrators and Guardians attained. In his connection it may be According to a report received this Selama-Dinding- s, Pd. ... 'VA 15 Island and County xt Maui. ) said that heavy rains now falling in morning from Jorgen Jorgensen. who Selama-Dlnding-a, (70 pc) Montana-Bingha- " TgBBBMSSSBSBSBSSBBBW 2 mm those sections of the Island in which is now visiting the Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. . . . aq I, J. Garcia Cashier of the above-name- d Bank, do solemnly swear that some Central still continue at world - properties, from July ll to August 14 BONDS the above statement ,1s true to the best of my knowledge and belief. iyuuu " to output from the smelter returns totaled Beach Walk Imp. Dfat.. is bound curtail their 1 J. GARCIA. now on. while the ore mined and concentrates Hamakua Ditch Co, 6s.. ' amount 1 Cashier. importance which are ready for shipment Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc... 90 Alexander & Another factor of much approximately $10,000. All efforts Hawaiian Irr. has been a continued active demand to Co, 6s Entirei-- J Subscribed and sworn to before me this lO'.h day of August, A. D. 1917. are now concentrated on the devel- Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refvntf . . for the refined product for both do- opment of una and the main tun- Haw. 4 export, a Fort Terr! pc Pub Imp ENOS VINCENT mestic use and for at time nel, which are turning out 60 tons Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 po Notary Public. when the total stocks of 222,274 tons daily average of 2 per Hawn. 1IM Baldwin with an' TerrL, pc c - V2 Attest: - V- in all hands at the Atlantic ports are cent copper. Only a little work is Honokaa Sugar Co, 6 pc. ? CL n. LTIFKIN ) 64,769 tons less than those of a yea? on Valentine. Honolulu in m a mt a. being done the Gas Co, Ltd, 5s surplus capital Limited . wi -$- yotir v xk. rt. j (uirecwrs. ago, and of which no part is at pres- a Kauai Ry. UASii.v Co, 6s... 101 fam- j K. A. WAUBWUKiH J ent for account of importers as com- 977,176,026 IN GOLD IMPORTED. Manoa Imp. own and your i Dist your - Sugar pared with 114,026 tons held by them McBryde Factors Examined and found correct: Sugar Co, 5a.. welfare. a Sav- at the corresponding date in 1916. According to figures just compiled Mutual Telephone, 5s ily's Start M. H. DRUMMOND. ... Commission Merchants 'U The recent appearance of Canadian by the Statistical Division of the Oahu Railway A Land Co. 105 106 Com- ings Account. Territortal Bank Examiner refiners In this market for moderate Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc... 110 and Inturance Agents-- J. quantities of Cubas, for which they merce of the Department of Com- Olaa Sugar Co, 6 pc...'. 100 yesterday paid as much as 5.94c. cf. merce, Imports of gold into the United Pacific Guano A Fer. Co. New York, forecasts further buying States in the fiscal year ending June Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s 4 We carry the finest assort- - from that quarter. The necessity for 30, 1917, far exceed tne total of any San Carlos Milling Co... AjMtlfjr Is to have Paid on Savings ' ;5';M such procedure understood previous year. Between Interest Hawaiian Commercial UiCIHi ' WlUiwS very limited quantity of gold and sil- Boards: Sales: 165, 105, 4 Snj, I V :.vl VilvUMU arisen from the The total movement 230 Pioneer, Deposits. Companr. remaining available from the British ver between the United States and 37; 20 Kahuku, 19.75; 30 . o ies the McBryde, 10.50; 5 "hi and N v elt in West Indies for Canadian require- foreign during the fiscal Ewa, 33.75; 125 3el. Htiku countries Dlnd. Pd, 15.25. Suar Company. . . xsianos. ments, large purchases by United year Involved $1,382,380,745. The Im- Pia PlintaMoa v' $977,176,028 Session Sales: 5 H. B. A M, 16.25; Hawaii! Coxnpanj. Kingdom having made deep Inroads ports of gold amounted to - f 5 Oahu, 29.75; 10, 25 Oahu, 29.50; 10 Bank of Mul Afrtcnlturax. Coapa'ay. upon this source of, supply. . of, $35,003,563. Gold ex- and silver id Ewa, 34. Hawaiian Aigaj-- ; As Indtea4e4ynn forecolng-ahor- t port to $291,921,225, and ; tonpaiy. of outstanding It $78,279,931. Kahplpi Railroad CcmpaayV v outline the features. silver exports to Lateat augar quotation: 96 deg. Lti cannot be denied that the situation is The net imports of aold during the 7.52c, test aicaryaa Hum Company.- - or $150,40 per ton. Fort and Merchant I, Fort St. opp. Cathclic now stronger than it has been at any fiscal year aggregated $683,254,801, xwmuuu iiauroaa 2ompary. 7 period since the World war started, a over the UNLISTED 1 mm Kauai ?i which is noticeable Increase SECURITIES. Fruit ft Livd Co, Chnrnh present 1916. It and the main cause for this net Imports of $40X73,733 in Honolua Kancn. V strength of the sugar market is the Net exports of 'silver showed an in- Thursday, Aug. 16. Inability, through scarcity of tonnage 1917; as silver is pro- OIL crease in but f t for the purpose, to ship sugar from duced In great quantities in this coun- Bid Asked Java to Europe. Owing to this latter try and is sold abroad In the same Honolulu Con Oil. 4.60 4.70 condition of affairs, the Island of manner as other commercial commodi- MINING 1 i V P3 Cal. anrnrs Cuba, with a smaller production this ties, an excess of exporu therefor has Hawn. Dev. Co.. .10 iiiViiJ campaign than last, has had to be the significance as might be at- Engels Copper Mining 6.75 6.87ft no such Mineral c. principal source of supply for the tributed to a similar movement in Products Co.. .09 .10 Honolulu 9, sugar demands of both the United Mountain King Mining 22 .24 i 0AI1URAILVAY HALEIVA HOTEL gold. V and and Europe. TIpp.Gold Mln. A Mill. (LIMITED) States - M Thirty day excursion ticket between Honclulu and Walalua, fla On the New York Coffee and Sugar Montana Bingham- Co. .49 .50 , FALLING MARKETS HIT Madera Mining Ltd. First-clas- s. 2.1S; second-class- tt-0- ; Co .43 .44 lelwa or Kahuira: IN FOWLS ' SPECULATORS Sales: 13,600 nasr Queen SUGAR - - during; summer months, 125.00. , Madera, .43; 500 Ma. Fort Street, FACTORS Special weekly rates at Hotel ' glass-b- o pooL : 714 4200i COMMISSION v Splendid bathing; golf, tennis, ttam boats, rowing, I1L A falling En8e'' 37; a genraJ Banking MERCHANTS CHICAGO, market 4000 Bingham, .50; 1000 M. Transacts ; !An Products. SHIPPING AND INSURANCE - ldeITaxaUoa'rcott.;y'x' has caught speculators in dressed .v, 119 m. King, .24; 35 Engets, Business. AGENTS . poultry in the United States with 6.8714: 3400 M. Product. .00 inn Invites ycur account and guar 51,000,000 pounds of the u. more than dera, .44; 2900 Madera, .43; 900 Blng- - tntees safe and efficient service. cold storage product on their hands, nam, Exchange, Letters of Credit and according to local dealers, who blame .. Issued on FORT Travelers' Checks ST, HONOLULtC T. JHL a big crop, disappointing volume of principal points. S3w exports and high prices for the con- dition. Sugar 7.52cts Cable S 1 09 IN STATES ' The result Is, according to the deal- Transfers List of Officers and Directors: ers, that in a last effort to dispose of Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, E. F' BI8HOPr....v...Pnsldsnt their stocks at a minimum loss, Ltd. G. H. ROBERTSON...... " frozen cold storage poultry, some of Vice-Preside- nt and Manager average price received to date Members Honolulu Stock and Bond E. Cv PETERS The it two years old, is now being sold as - sugar approximately Exchange S10 McCandlesa Bid 9. Vice-Preside- nt for Hawaiian is fresh killed iced stock by some of the . and. Secretary Fort and Merchant Streets -- 1109 per ton for that shipped to the ' Honolulu, T. H; GATLEYV .Vlca-Prsslde- nt speculators. Telephone 1208 ' f Pacific Coast refineries and $105 for Most of the supplies are said to Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans E. A. R. ROSS Treasurer ' Negotiated, Trust Estates R. " that shipped to the Atlantic Coast re have been accumulated last fall at the The Outrigger Club expects to con- GOr CARTER Director Managed E -- fineries, according to local sugar men highest prices in history, in the belief Director ; tinue its "moonbeam" dances as soon T CJ. . who have been following the market that European countries would flood as the next full moon comes around ? Director closely. The difference of $4 between the market with orders. This has ft A. COOKE Director again. Under this plan a dance will D. G. MAY the Pacific and Atlantic coasts is not been done. be held on that Saturday night of Keep your Auditor up in the added freight rates. Dealers here assert that the specu- - taken were respon each month when there is a full moon, The exact figures at this time are lators, by their methods, for the members of the club. SAVINGS impossible to obtain due to the slow- sible for an increase last ran in 3 per pound In a safe place. W pay 1 Interest MORGAN : of returns being received prices of from to 5 cents IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST J.F. CO., LTD. Stained Glass Windows out ness the storage poultry. BISHOP COMPANY. here from the east. According to E. on cold Circuit, Territory of Hawaii In STOCK BROKERS y A. It. Ross, treasurer of C. Brewer & Probate At Chambers, No. 5120. information Furnished and Loans ' CAUSE HEADACHES ' Co., of the last sixteen shipments sent COLDS ' Mada bfiPIstih? Windows only remittance re- P. H. BURN6TTE Merchant to the Atlantic coast LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE In the matter cf the Estate of John ' 8treet Star 8uIIdlno i for five have been received here. This moves the cause. Used the world over D. Holt, deceased. 79 Merchant 8L Phone 1848 Phona 1572 5 V - , , on f ..... is due to the freight congestion the to cure a cold in one day. The signa- NOTARY PUBLIC mainland. Those from the Pacific re ' ture of B. W. GROVE is on each box. On reading and filing the petition Commissioner of Deeds YiTiiUf HAliE, costs abont one-tent- n tne fineries are received more promptly and New York YOKOHAMA Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI- and accounts of Harry H. Holt, admin- California THE SPECIE BANK. but the price of shipments as a, whole istrator of the Estate of John D. Holt, Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and LIMITED - .'cost otStained Glass. figured accurately. CINE CO.t St. U. S. A. Legal cannot be deceased, wherein ; petitioner asks to all Documents Capital subscribed. . .yea 48,009,809 be allowed $719.00 and charged with Capital paid sp.....yen 20,000,009 VITE0PHANI3 can be used instead of cur-Stai- ns 31117.65. and asks that the same be Reserve funds, ...... yen 2L200,009 or, bUiids. examined and approved; and that a Insurance S. AWOKL Local Managsr final order be made of Distribution of F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. iwsosirD the remaining property to the persons B. VITEOPHANE gives privacy and hides thereto entitled and discharging peti- PHONE 4915 Accident, Compensation r unsightly views. tioner and sureties from all further Fire. Llfel FOR RENT i TO THE n responsibility herein. SURETY BONDS Electricity, sas, screcrj in all honres It is ordered, that Friday, the 21st Fica --bedroom house; carats; $30. day September, A. D. 1917, 2 It is easy to apply, and once there remains of at Neat house in town; 121. . . o'clock p., m. before the Judge presid- Maunakea St' rtore...... ,$27.U as long as the glass lasts; d HOUSE fui-nlshe- FAMOUS VOLCANO ing at Chambers of said Court at his Money to Loan Small eotase for two, $18." Court Room in the Judiciary Building, SCHNAQC VITEOPHANE Flags, large and small, for in Honolulu, City and County of Ho- HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF J.H. DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE VOLCANO OP nolulu, be and the same hereby is ap- HAWAII, LIMITED 842 Kaahumanu SL Telephone) ttU windows and auto windshields. KILAUEA pointed the time and place for hear- 818 Fort Street Telephone 8529 ing said Petition and Accounts, and PACIFIC ENGINEERING v that all persons interested may then and there appear and show cause, if LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED any they have, why the same should Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building Consulting rei jnlng and Cen-- , not be granted, and may present evi- Materials. Prices low. Houses bulk structing Englnacrt . ; -- : dence as to who are entitled to the on Instalment plan. Choice House Brldjes, Buildings, Concrete Siracv said property. Lots for sale. tares. Steel Structures, Sanitary Srs By the Court: CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD. terns. Reports and Estimates on Pro teweFSjIS: COVERS ALL EXPENSES ; - j; ; Ccoke, Ltd. J. C. CULLEN, Telephone 2478 P. O. Box 951 jects. Phont 1045. Steamer every Wednesday and Saturday Clerk First Circuit Court. Dated the 15th day of August, 1917. Lumber and Bnlldinf MiUritls W. B. LYMER. JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, KIXI02I03 33 South King Street, ' . InteNsIand Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Attorney for Administrator. AND EMBROLDERIJuS '469-17- 7 So. King 6866 Aug. 16, 23, 30. Sept. 6. ' St :. V f. : f.,- , Phono 4941 Queen Street SAYEGUSA When Your Eyes Need Care 1120 NTJUANTJ STREET. JUST ABOVE H0T2L Try Murine Eye Remedy 1 OG. TALKS X r' Ths ti o ' of U. VU VI mAe Mi CORSETS MYRTLE "STEDMAN AND-- "The cortat fist, and then the --TOG TALKS" gown."r tlit modistes are wont to ex- claim, and quite properly, as tbe cor- 4-- This article is Number 6 of a set tbe foundation for all cos- 4- series of papers on practical is 17 WALLACE REID tumes. This wonderful, trlesome, elu- dressmaking and millinery sub-- W sive, and too often irksome article jects, with special hints on prof- - that plays so important a part in a Itable buying for wear in Hawaii. Jin woman's wardrobe cannot be given This new department is being f '0, by who, Vfc V00 much attention. When corsets 4 conducted Janet Walker, are mentioned there will always be with several years of experience S. 'I "The Prison Without Wails" age -- - a wide kind souls to put forward the ( in dressmaking and with Jt-- women i J 4-- knowledge of materials, patterns old question as to why insist AS OFFICIAL STRIFE AND CRUSADE AGAINST CRIME. 4-- work upon wearing them, but this query and values, brings to the Chapter V of "The Girl Reporters." tk - entitled "MANY A ftrn 4- equip-4- - SLIP." every instance an unusually thorough must be answered in PATHE WEEKLY NEWS PICTORIAL COMING SUNDAY by the wearer herself. ment All materials described in There are too many makes of cor- ' 4 these papers may be purchased sets to authorize the mention of any 4-- at the Honolulu shops and the - at-4- - PAULINE names and still be fair, so It 1 JM: 4- aim is to furnish hints in an FREDERICK deemed best to generalize, and give tractive, readable form for the IN- - "ml - whe-4- - 4- of city instruction as to measurements and women and girls the VallaceReiJMyTile Sledman Y materials, and allow women and girls ther they make their own clothes 4- - at to choose their own models and in whole or in part, or buy Prison WitKoulWalk" "SAPHO" 4-- tailors, the milliners, the The styles. the LasXy-Paramou- nt - PRICES: 10, 20, 30 Centa Box 50 Women know more about corsets 4- dressmakers or the shops. Seats. Cents. PHONE 5060 todav then they did a few years ago 4- - Among the later papers will be They consult a corsetlerre, instead of 4-- "Suggestions for Making Over Shop-4-- aakintr for an 18 or zv-inc- n conei. 4- Dresses," "Pointers on they realize that a sensible, natural. ping," -- Coats." and beautiful waist line for the av WT woman, not be less than trace should skilled hands, and inches. However. Just to know the tlons reauires ?s work done, bv high priced operators waist size is not sufficient to enable an ad nrocure a properly fitting The materials are also "quite n. a woman to not always a The General and Universe! a th atvle. length and de ditlonal item. It is Film moah i c Movtk sra. rnnt fancy material that increases the SERVICES. 8:00 I 8:00 velopment is relatively as important among necessary to-- j nrlee. as nlain French coutil is It will seldom be found corset to order, ii correct tae most expensive of cotton C Matinees (except Saturdays and ' make model 10 Holidays) -- mMiurementi for corsets are taken. fabrics. It has more resistance from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. Joyland tho. bHH nf nersDiration. and can be Saturday and Holiday and carefully compared with stock Matinees from ; everv week if necessary 10:00 m. to 4:00 o'clock. models. Slight changes can be made laundered a J lines or a cor without spoiling the corset, as when renin gs (two shows) 6:30 and S:4ft without altering the stays are o'clock set. this material is ased the CIRCUS non-rustabl- e quality. PICTURES Tha Front Lace Corsets aur tn h of a CHNGED DAILY. ONLY THREE MORE and haetintft am lishter- w in Prices: 10, 15 The frontlace corset fc a very good r.lt.uowKa Cents. wo welzht bot are not as strong. NIGHTS , rnrtct tnr all bnt two troes of - stout woman, and Th rasintr for the stays vary con- men the Terr nrlce of corsets. away-bac- k figure. It Mprhlv with the SATURDAY MATINEE those with a casing are Is not a good type of corset for very In the cheaper grades the VIEIRA JEWELRYC0. not padded, and are made or looseiy Watch the Cavanna Duo In their. stout women, because they frequent' Musical and Wire Act abdomen, which woven fabrics Corsets iacmng neav 113 Hotel Street have a prominent ... anowis - t nausea themto throw back the shoul p4m r those wnlcn in Jewelers and Silversmiths, EARLY A LAIC IIT in a rapid-fir- e walking, ttaya of bones to cut out quickly, thereby Watch and Jewetery. Repairers (y comedy sketch. der while and the TiAlnlpRs flesh. - WW nf ST skin and - front-lace- d oner sup- tavintv tnii v the. model little VWAfJ on anop-- Clowns, Wire Rope Artists. Tra- rjort to the back. This corset Is also Future articles Pointers peze Rings, square appearance ping; Coats. J Tumblers, Bareback Inclined to give a Riders and a score of other att- "Y tot waist This is to the front the . x i ractions to Relight grownupt f owta triple lme of stays at to thr' 'M-i-- if. aad kiddles. 0 closing! these models the the In charming frock of green tai lor linen gives a hint of service in LIBERTY SHOWS Co.,Ltd. ' shaping of the corset do not This H.CuIman PRICES 25, 50 and 75 Canta. , lines and the days to come. Its simple straigh t lines should give it instant favor. begin --center, the lacing and Phone 3137 early' for Good r at the sleeve Is quite in elf. Jewelry and Souvenirs ' stays If more of a The a feature Its seats. . pretentlng, tam-o'-shant- to er , back-lace- The Is welcome too and lends a jaunty charm to this curve Is desired, a d corset fre-qoentl- jr. costume. PRISON EXPOSE Is preferable. - Large ''omen wear front-lace- d models, and corsets, causes great u give flesh oflthe hips is drawn forward and discomfort REMOVED V If they are comfortable and when the corset is laced, and accen to women; this can be avoided by 1 ' - proper lines," It would be foot Tnft-fjato- was se- them tuates the peculiarity of the figure. taking the measurements while seat- d Wallace Reid Bjajvsin n v s a m " r change ; how- -' ten to advise them to The back-lac-e corset has just the op ed. The stay over the hips should lArtPd for the star of the film which vrtr,1 the occasional wearing of a as Liberty tonignt ior ' posite effect, and the flesh that is be short as possible, as it often eoes on at the ' ksck-lac- e aaaeaaaa.. corset .would be beneficial drawn back tends to fill the hollow presse in to the thigh. The klrt the first time, ana inose wnu u. eiff ' ; 00 A V -- k) theliflgttrea. . at the waist "line. A small heart- - of the corset takes care of the flesh, become acauainted with his work 'if 9. ,.!... e 'MM front-lac- corset Is worn ap Whenra shaped pad in the back of the corset. while the longer boning in back of through his frequent and popular 1112 Fort St " WM; FOX PRESENTS : h sway-bac- k, . .wman with a the . hips may gramea just below the waist will will Im the holds the clothe in place, pearance here ta&e it ior " ' f -- m ' V"' - prove an extreme curve and straight and prevents its wrinkling. A wo- that he will do' Justice to the part he en the line of the back. man should remember that the more ha. "The Prison Without Walls," Gretchen nartman and Allen rtaie in Back-Lace- Society Suffers The d Corset 1 bones there are In her corset, the the story of a campaign against the " This style v 1 really the best for less graceful she will look, as the iniquities of the prison sysiem wun TTTLJIlT'. V" CX rr Cfimmhri all around service, as. tho stays" both body cannot appear free when it Is an excellent human interest story i and, help pre- too thoroughly 1T, opportunities I In the back front to eneased. ' backer affords Reitf Love are-- whfck "wrtlr " n and war tha.two le annoi-l- to Myrtle Stedman, forcer tzeh'. other" la!this vwthit that la vothln ttor serve the . original shape of the cor- Care should be taken that the back to do his best, ahd stirring ;. perptrtto ot Service, Comfort, Style drama. . It, Is a tale, of life on the Mexican Border, and the a refined womaa thaa, effandv set, women any spin- boning is proper ;length co-sta- r, completes an interesting pasta For who have the for each his flglrt'tetweeri'two women? .rS-- V wxtr edora. ' Thaee aboaunable social backs, Individual On a figure, for a man's affections. Sara twaa wril exemplified ta the experleaee al trouble, or those with weak wearer" tall combination. and Safety is my motto. r Dr. M. X. CharUer. raeutte da Parts, rra&ea. the back:laced ' models are a real the stay can be as long as 16 inches, Reid the first movie star io " af vi Helena Homxestih Record'' Dr. Chartler mm t iponn bttb atade of boon. Many women feel as tf they 11 or 12 Inches below the waist lin.lrfalizA the Dulling power of the real 1917 COLE 8 4!TliBurned :- AnUaeptle one guQoa 5thr ChApter i as. Trw'i Pewder la could not walk without this needed and four or five Inches above. rj ffgnt. screen and his work in .of.A.LASSjOP THE LUMBERLANDS." Plentybf speed j on the and-v.aetioj- i , I f water as pravanUva a4 aura. Ha aaya'ha '.In this, chapter, and thrills galore' all ' the wsy through. daodorlaar sad Ubu- - support, , J . ' Th of a Nation, By Appointment: i-- Bnds tba powder to ba a Birth urunuia ' ' - - of tbe'akla and an aUarUtor of pata. Measurements for Corsets tioned against wearing ' corsets that put an end forever in BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE (Educational St- Uot masterpiece, ' ' pura ' 7 ; V ' . .". Two taaspooarala of tha powder to a pint . tor. never have high bust lines. When bat- - A. POMBO ("Bumps") . .: PRICES:10. 20. 30 Cents. . . Taralta 4a case Measures corsets should seated, first class productions of the fake : af waur gara him ezcallaat a 1 Coming Sunday DOUGLAS ' be taken over an nncorseted figure. a lone boned corset pushes uo the scraps, he scraps. Wailuku, Maul. . FAIRBANKS and 6ta Story of "OUR of Oak attar all other remedies had tie. When Reid - ". rolaoa GIRi; C,' -- ; -- . - flesh in and :REPORTEBJ3.t." ..';;; v.t :- tailed. SbaUar nappy affects ware abtalned All measurements should be a little back front, and causes and . if ha sets beaten it is because J - from ths aat tea same streagth solnUoa la tighter than for a dress lining; and an ugly sillhouette. If a stout figure There v,'- 'o the scenario called for that. - Besamcr V : - waist, --hips and; taken . requires a long stay in the lack, the to man The' tendervakiaof.. a enild is axcaptioaaliy the bust while is a bonus in the studio the to beat, Trree'a ntiaepUe Powder standing, also the length of the front front clasp should be very short, and him in a film fight suffi- ' aenaltiTa : who beats naed either dry. mixed wlta Ulcom. or to eolu-U-o clasp, ' and the skirt length of the bralsierres worn to protect the bust ciently well to make the audience be hi as aponga bath ttvaa the little one ' a material below the waist. A woman This keeps the figure tidy and neat present eomfoit from all atsch painful affaeUoas. ' lieves it Inclldentaiiy, tne - should - length when standing, and, when seated, '. ' Tba daetor furtber snnreata to aocUl patrons be 'measured for the is story was written for him with his Oriental Sillra Instead poison a improvement over high-buste- d ' the um af Tyree's Powder of and frequency of the boning. For marked a two-fiste- d prowess in mma bus ablets, carbolic -- add. peroxide, eta, as slender figures the ..boning should be corset. expose in a ma -- it ta.to .ever, way mora .agreeable and the As an of conditions and Silk Crepes just wrived-- f accompanying Its to be very light, and spaced as far apart Corset manufacturers of the pres American prisons the mm 1 results ass an modi jority of i J:- preft as possible, while at the same time ent day are conforming more and tonight is worth while in every way. Nor on dilay afour'sto agenu aow la nsa. . insuring! the . corset against wrink- more to nature's lines, and render f It IS won in sua ex.v 07 unnecessary any space ( fcur Tyree, Cnemlst, ling between the stays. The boning for stretch- I . ?t the manufacturer, i. S. Inc ODOSHOTENv TVaabingten. . C. over the groin Is "to Jong in many ing of fabrics. No woman can do

justice corset no matter - ." SaW e I to a what FILM DEPICTS t ... , Hotel St, near Itesan: price may pay, one ' ' she if she selects fountains. I ' that is - too small. A larger corset ' - ytf r- Is much to be preferred to a smaller as.. v- one, as one which has to be forced LOVE AND WAR forward, or backward, will soon loose fiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiininiinnHiniiiiiiiUHHiHiimnHiiiiHniiHiiHHiiniiinn its original lines. Ircnport Is strong for prohibition; A back-lace- d corset should be mot . t keeps your head cle&r and your worn apart two laced farther than Honolulu commenced last night its judgment copL Inches. The - closer a corset laces acquaintance with a new screen star together the better the lines will be, for whom considerable vogue is pre A front-lac- e corset should be laced dicted in the future, when Gretchea together, or at least not more than Hartman ODened at the Hawaii in Whether stopping here for a day one inch apart. If the flesh pro- "The Love Thief,', the Fox produc or for Jxe summer, you win through lacing, ct trudes the the line tion of American chivalry and Mexi find this a betel of yer-fe- is spoiled. can passion. sat efaction The statement of many women that With an atmosphere and back' they cannot wear a cheap corset Is ground in which a story lurks at evety cot a fallacy, and is easily explained. turn, the feature is replete with those BellevueHotel There is a considerable difference in situations essential to the interest of the of an expensive and an in- lines a film story- - There is not a mo expensive corset, as well as in the GEARY AND TAYLOR STS. ment of inactivity and from the time ; SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. material and workmanship. The clos- it opens until "The Love Thief" cades er the lines of the figure are fol- with an American Solid Concrete Structure - The easy way to hear gussets, gores, from her horse lowed, the more and bullet in her chest, there is a "punch" ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOOF seams are required. The sewing to- to Every Room with Private Bath - which does not permit interest , the world's best music gether of the many pieces and sec- flag. Headquarters for Island Residents The story concerns the love of a European Plan, $1.50 per day up 4 Right out on your porch this summer feminine leader of Mexican bandits' American Plan, $3.50 per day up for an American army captain and Special Men wily Rates ; with a Victrola. you can enjoy your favorite the plot Is furnished by his failure MORGAN ROSS. to love in return. She succeeds at Manager. music whenever you wish to hear it. first in alienating the officer's bride- - Honolulu Representative: CARTERS to-b- e, with a return of love, - but their WILL AM L. WARREN", ... And you will want to hear it quite often, kidnaps the American woman and sub- JlVER mits her to ail the ill usage which P. O. Box .76$, cr Telephone 2273 A ' New for the music the Victrola brings to you is her jealous hatred can devise. Men's White delightful. The officer falls into the same trap most in attempting to rescue his sweet- heart but they elude their guards to a Pump QiifordG $15 to Eaty For Constipation gether and win the long race for free liv $400 VicUxola Terms Carter's Little dom. i - F&i?n-cii'-s. m.. Come in any time antl we will gladly pUy for, you any HOW TO CLEAR OUT ICE 4 m ana music you wish to hear. Let us show you the various styles Liver Pilk BOX WILL BE TOLD BY .''' J - cl the Victrola and tell you how easy it is for you to get a FEMOL will set you right MRS. RUSSELL THIS P. M. Buckskin and canvas. Bubbcrj White lvoryfor .Tan ' ''11 Victrola for your boma right now. ' : ' ' '' S ' ' VENUST is 1 Calf Soles. '. ' '. v;.": 'ft over night. v. Excellent and tasty dishes can be bought by all S prepared from the left-over- s of fish, who want the Qr' ' Purely Vegetable soup, milk and vegetables, according A best. 17 perfect g $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $S.OO jmd $00 - g Small P31, Small Dose, Small Pries) to Mrs. James Russell, director of the black degrees, Y. W. C. A. cafeteria who been and 2 copying many. 6tyles. has pos- in conducting a series of cooking dem- for erery onstrations at the association. This sible purpose. afternoon Mrs. Russell Is giving a lec- ;! Carter's Iron Pills -- i srw ture on how to "Clear Out the Ice aw. Blue Band Will restore color to the faces of Box." those who lack Iron In tbe blood, v Preparations of steamed dishes are VELVET McJlnernjp '(Iw as most pale-fac- ed people do. being explained to the housewives of PENCIL ;dtrdm Music Co., Ltd. Honolulu, and they say they have Supreme ia its Gass r;--:: " royt. Street near. King. ; : j some things f ' learned which they did ' Oddfellows Eldg. Fort near King COMPANY, -- CARTER MEDICINE not consider ouite necessary in the American Lead Pencil CoRT iu-- 45 Murray St, New York, pat ttmtf.tftff' I I I I I lit'....I i ; itiiMititittitiitiitiii'ititi'

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- 6IX HONOLULU STARBULLETTN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917. i . 1 . .

MID-PACIF- IC FOR WOMAN'S AUXILIARY SEPTEMBER FULL DONATES $300 FOR . OF FINE MATERIAL BUILDING OF RAFT FOR FLOATING LOANS Replete with half tone Illustrations ETidence of a new spirit or co- of subjects bearing on many different operation which U arising between Mid-Pacifi- wo part of the Pacific the c the men's department and the EDITOR Magazine for September has been d men's auxiliary of the Outrigger Hub I- RILEY H. ALLEN from the press of the Honolulu comes in the announcement mat tne 1300 to con- Star-Bulleti- absence of Alex- women have appropriated In the IJ Guy Emerson, vice president of the Na- THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 1917 Picking The Engineer ander Hume Ford, the magazine is struct a second raft, to be placed being conducted by Joseph Stickney. half way out to the diving stand along tional Bank of Commerce of New York Pan-Pacifi- was To the c Union, Its pur the life rope. This appropriation - City, believes in the use of paid newspaper Americans-Mea- ns You John Hughes suggests that the board of supervis poses and activities the maiagine de-- made following the- campaign started Wake Up to build I six-thousan- among men of the club advertising in the flotation of government d salary for the rotes the greater part of its full rase the ors appropriate a dollar beyond tne aivmg of Kauai Illustrations as well as a fully illu- the other raft bonds. Mr. Emerson, who was secretary i Americans must wake up. city engineer and invite Engineer Moragne strated leading article. Here the new stand. Pan-Pacifi- c described. act of the women's auxi of the Liberty Loan Committee for the is message that comes to Honolulu from to take bold of the local situation. builrtng is fully That this This the Percy again contributes an liary marks the beginning of a new to get The main thought of Mr. Hughes will be heartily Hunter - Second Reserve District of New York, is a fellow citizens who have had an opportunity article which this time is entitled coo Deration between the two depart- a taste of the enthusiasm and patriotism of the east- indorsed by all citizens with an ounce of business Just What Australia Is," and bears mnt of the club Is the belief of believer in advertising and its efficacy. or many of club. In express- - i. messape bronjrht to the judgment, namely, that the city secure a high upon the size and population the members the ern states. It is also the v aDoreciatlon for the act of believes that advertising is a com- man the position and pay him well. different Darts of the country. Other in his tJJHe people of the Atlantic seaboard by fellow citizens grade for are by R. W. Poln- - the women of the club, Harry B. can- articles contributed modity, and should be sold as such. returning war zone. This paper has not suggested any particular dexter, on "Four Mexican volcanoes; Campbell, president or tae uuingger from the looked He did not, as secretary of the New York the feeling tUatj didate for the office of engineer. The supervisors V. Wilcox on "The Palms or Ha Club, said yesterday that he J All along the line there develops - PhU- - past differences in a of men available to waii;- E. J. Fitzpatrick on "The for an end of committee, ask a newspaper to contribute the average citizen does not fully ualize wnai aj ought to have the knowledge ppines;" James Iiett, who translates very short time. Moragne Maul-Mu- a a single line of advertising. serious part he has to play and how vital to his enable them to make the best selection. Mr. The Story of and Hlna; building !. S. Goodhue, M. D. on "Puniwali's LAND CASE IS e is the prompt and has made a complete success of the road KAPAA personal right interests Pudding;" C. Throckmor- flHe was of the opinion that he had no money, had a much different Petrified E. TO ALLOW aggressive mobilization of all the man, business of Kauai, but he has ton on "How Shanghai Amuses Her CONTINUED more right to ask that a newspaper give has munitions and manufacturers power of the country. problem from that presented on Oahu. Kauai self;" C. F. Merrill on 'Teathered SIDES TO FILE BRIEFS away its advertising space than he had to recall the solemn many dirt roads, and its macadam roads do not Migrants;" Vaughan McCaughey on It is timely on every occasion to American Explorers in Hawaii; ana any manufacturer to donate the pro- from carry traffic of anv of the main avenues of this After one afternoon had been de ask admonition of Secretary Root on his ieturn the Tomitaro Suzuki on "Lake Tazawa in argument, plain- who made a voted to preliminary ducts of his factory. mission. When be talked of the trou- island. Another island engineer has Japan." and defendant In the case of Mrs. the Russian TT 1 TT 11 tiff -- 7 bles of Russia it was of a matter a long way off. success or road construction is nugn noni ui Julia Loane against Walter A. Engle, IJ In his report to Frank A. Vanderlip, the of Maui. Mr. Howell is one of the few engineers who, MACHINE GUN COMPANY chief clerk in the land office, a peti Then he brought it all right home to the people re- - chairman of the committee for this district, SUNDAY DRILLS for mandamus, yesterday America when he said: with the late Guy Gere, has been willing to admit TO HOLD auested Circuit Judge Koftp to allow Mr. Emerson said: "Don't argue about why we are in the war, but that he has made mistakes in road construction and them time for the filing of briefs. The Capt. Lawrence M. Judd. macmne motion was granted. It will be about "A very pertinent question has arisen service. The . the time has now come when American gained knowledge while in the public - v II realize that eun company, ist Hawaiian lJntimi"';i 15 days before the argument is with regard to paid advertising. liberty, American justice, American independence average road engineer of Hawaii has maintained has announced to company members we must fight." he knew it all, and is therefore, very reluctant to that one extra drill will be held each Mrs. Loane is seeking to hare the and freedom is the stake for which that The hour "We took the stand in the last cam- of his education has been week until further notice. court compel Engle to reinstate her There was no difference of opinion among the admit what a large part set for this is Sunday morning at 9 name among those of the persons who paign that we should not ask the news- members of that commission, whose members saw secured at government expense. o'clock. are entitled to lots In the Kapaa, Kau- extra drill will be held one oi papers to contribute free advertising space, hand the struggle of the new Russian republic These men mentioned have had experience, they The first ai, homestead tract She was first next Sunday morning. The organiza- who drew lots but her name was ab- -- those fundamental principle seems and could realize through personal contact what study their problems, they have had technical train tion Is now the only white company rejected because her husband had al IJ"The of must ing, they know how to nandle men, they keep pare in the regiment as Co. D and the 1st so filed an application. solutely clear, that advertising is a com- the success Prussia mean." Artillery, have r who wool be one of the with modern methods in highway construction; Co., Hawaiian Coast modity and that the government should Charles Edward Russell, been transferred to it. REPORT ON PROMOTION cry out against a useless sacrifice of me" jn they are of the type that Honolulu requires. To pay newspapers to carry government ad- first to OF COLONEL HERO NOT any war of aggression or capitalistic greed, said of employ this class of engineer is an investment; to vertising, just as it pays railroads to carry OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED the task of America: employ a political, road patching dummy, is delib LETTERS government freight." my conn erate, and in these times of war, criminal waste. "If a man now says, 'My wages before READING THE SIGNS. Col. Andrew Hero, Jr., commander! try,' or 'My balance sheet before my country or The supervisors are right in standing by their of Fort Ruger, yesterday received a 'My creed before my country he is not an purpose to place the million-dolla- r road program in Fditor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- cable message from a friend on the class or stranger in your beau congratulations on love the hands of an engineer who sizes up to the job. Sir: Being a mainland offering Paid Publicity Will Do It. 'American. America is in peril; the flag we ii tiful. and desirous of seeing all there his appointment as brigadier-genera- l In danger. No question is worthy of .coniiaerauon They should have all the moral and personal sup is to be seen, and of learning all there No official word has been received whether democracy port possible to give. Every dollar expended this is to learn, as far as my ability to by the general as to the promotion, until we settle the question of good, I must be secures full value. absorb the same will make but it seems practically sure that the rhe general circulation of the G shall lire. Democracy hangs: by a thread. Its ex year a dollar that would like to ask if the language news is correct and was probably seen 5771 - Star-Bulleti- n vr istence depends on the union and the utmost deter known as volapuk is being lntroduc- in some of the Chicago papers from on August 7 was f a n - United States of America." "KILL THIS SOCIALIST SNAKE." ed here, or is it some new-bor- phone- which the message was sent. mination of the dialect? I am Inclined to ask these the officer has been thus ap-- vice-preside- tic if Arain. James Duncan. nt of the questions after reading many of those pointed it seems quite likely that he - 'American Federation of Labor, voices the warning'. At not time within the memory of active men and "black and white" interchangeable let- may be named to succeed Brig.-Gen- . ter window signs that appear in all Charles G. Treat, who has been or-- orer The women freedom" of speech which also - This it no time to squabble incldentali. has that parts of the city. I have taken parti- iered to the mainland. worklngmen of America are back of the president pells license, been so vital and at the same time so cular notice that some of them have m m and the government. - The fight now is between auto perilous a subject as at present. Very nearly every such words as "harnesss," "carefuly," T A DM M'ftRFW WITH 22. been . socialist publication in United States has cracy and democracy."!. . the etc I suppose there are a lot that l TROOPS IN FRANCE These are not the remarks of men carried off their tored frora the United States mails because of the nave noi seen, out i aw mioicoi-o- im-- : t feet by a passing enthusiasm. : The come from the objectionable manner in which they have handled menselv In the ones that I have been J. Tarn McOrew has become an t studying. It is certainly wonderful. attache of the American forces In INCOME lips of men who have seen the fight at the very, heart the fact of our participation m the war. Mere crit The only drawback is that good spell France in the capacity of official In of things! ; They are deeply moved and their first iclim mere differences of opinion in regard to the ers must learn all over again. terpreter. This news came recently from moderate capital. They know which shall be conducted have BOOSTER. in a letter to Mr. McGrew's sister, thought Is for their nation. that their manner in this;war Honolulu, Aug. 14, 1917. socialists and Mrs. C. B. Cooper. Mr. McGrew has fellow countrymen are fighters at heart, bat they at no time been interfered with, but made his home in Paris for a number rip HERE are many people who, after HUGHES' SUGGESTION. - -- - - U fear that the seriousness of situation as it should their kind have not hesitated to stoop to what in JOHN of years. Beyond- the fighting- agt . it getting together :30 or 40 thou- been considered treason and punish limit be found no opportunity foi come home to, all the nation is not realized. Germany. has Star-Bulleti- dollars, would be content to re- Editor action till the American forces ar sand n ' immediate' business of war, the marshal ed as such. in board of n In the; Sir: The hiatus the rived, when his special ability as a tire from active business life, could lng of the men and the money, the response has been They have made sneering references to the part supervisors over the appointment of llneulst made his service of mors j a city engineer, and the feverish haste they only be sure that they would ; wonderful; men the panic-stricke- n bangers nave taiten to pro than ordinary value. But this line of at frontmust American of some to have Mr. Collins, a retir never lose what they have worked so support the' forces home,' is just loans to totterine Allies. There have have a from at that feet their the ing official, handicap his successor by CARTER IN HOSPITAL. to get together. as alert, just as intensive, just "si 'efficient as that teen open Charges that American manufacturers appointing his assistant, is, notwith- hard efficiency hlch marks the' daily life of those iif positions of have caused an upheaval to take advantage of in standing the parrot talk of A. B. (Buster) Carter has been con To them we extend our services. and economy, moves and counter fined to Queen's hospital for the last who may pay misstep with tbeir own! conditions, but at no time has there been danger for a dostrial moves for political prestige and few days due to an operation perform We will take the capital as a trust V Germany power. a word of condemnation of the part that ed on his ears. The Injury was caused in- r If our city fathers really mean by water on his ear and so manage it that there will be v Bull another warning comes. rromva correspon and her henchmen have played in this conflict. getting drums business, they would appoint; say the while entered In the back stroke come derived from it sufficient to pro- dent of the.Denver Post just returned from Europe. ,It is no wonder that John Spargo, formerly one every city engineer of Kauai, he has swimming contest at the recent T. M. vide necessities and comforts for the He finds New York and the eastern centers much of their number, has said that the American social requisite called for by Mr. Collins, C. A. meet In which he finished sec the same as before except for the soldiers, and he is itti are fighting the Hun's game. give him a salary of $6000 per year, ond. He is particularly anxious to get balance ofjthe owner's life and then to turn over to him our public utilities out of the hospital as soon as pos "neither the ; laws, nor big pur government does not object to intelligent so administer the capital for his heirs led to remark that li unhampered by a "Road Committee, sible as he hopes to be one of the 1Q0 1 sought-fo- r is privilege will increase,. than be M army, nor the greatest navy can! obtrn toe criticism of its policies; indeed it the for the road committee generally named for attendance at the officers' that It rather result quickly and surely ,vdtodut;thev whole- - of .an American to voice them even in times of war, a plum for the most adroit politician training camp at Bchofield Barracks. dissipated through inexperience. 9 to deliberately misrepresent conditions, Buch as on the board is the "fly in the amber" mi buf of every city government we ' have AALAS BEAT COMPANY E If you are such a person, we invite v eve w supreme, Amer "capitalists' " war, in the face of all On the f the great tacrifice calling this a had. It ought to be reconstructed out you Mr. Trent, who done---restr- Aala Club baseball to consult with icans should do as the French have" ict the' United States has suffered from the German of existence. The Athletic team Defeated the Co. E team of Fort matters. expenses, reduce the superfluous;'; Thlt dignified .at government is not to be countenanced. JOHN A. HUGHES. has personal charge over such Honolulu, Aug. 15, 1917. Shatter by a score of 4 to 2 in a re- : - game lineup titude will go far to hasten the end of the war. a It ' Deliberate misrepresentation from our enemies cent at Aala park. The impress Germany khy4'oIcial we cannot )ielp, -- is intolerable such things THINK Tt OVER of the winners was as follows: Wa will fa 'more than but it that Chong. 3b; Albert Sin, rf; Daniel, c; Germans- - feel permitted bounds of the e measures and the day when the sure should be within the Unit To love the world, is to live Koos Tee, ss; Amana, p; Loo Chow, mirO'li-Jltfrf- (no Chun Wo, cf; Hu Tung, if; Sam, that the whole of toe American; nation has reason- eh states. . Either it is the work of traitors or. that To do so yon must be able to give lb; your you must 2b. Fort Shafter Johnson, 2b; Burns, ed as one maBH-to- at day' will see? toe. dawn of bile poisoned malcontents who will 'hesitate at Your worries like hat of doff ss; Bryant, lb; Lance, 3b; Anders, rf; ; government which If; Boehm, c; peace." i.J?;-:r- nothing to embarrass the with With peace and contentment like a( Sutter, cf; Fargarty, V Simmons, p. Americans must .wake cp. Aiid thatineans you. they disagree. In either case the government should dove. RICHARD, H. TRENT, PRtS. i atop closing the mails to each issue of their Dntot of Honolulu CHA8. Q. HEI3ER JR TREA8. not at For be your life ever so humble Miss Elizabeth Peace terms being coMldered ! ;. What kind of publications ;as they come from the press, but grumble was appointed yesterday a member of IRWIN H. BEADLE, SECY. A r It is not for you to registration of accept joys life the territorial board of peace cn a Hohenrn?iern offer Tracing the Tamil v should prevent them from printing, at least until Just all the of nurses. The other members of the r. laugh to tune of a fife. is-ove- - And the the war . board are Dr. Grover A. Batten, Dr. Miss Mary Johnson ' I ( ik discovered cotJiiflgbut ? repeated atteopts C to you brood over your sorrows James R. Judd, For if and Miss Janet Dewar. -- 1': throttle Europe. , Bome of its Mctiras are txstria, When Delegate Kuhio is called upon to report What pleasures will you, tomorrow; i So another hitch in your belt ; take Nottage, eye, ear, nose ; f prance, Denmarky Poland, BeigiumTho .Hoaen for BIawaii on the daylight saving movement, he Dr. H. P. And Just punch the world another specialist, formerly ol tolierwi xaust be eliminated from of the safely notify his fellow congressmen Ha welt. and throat th'face can that Honolulu, now In Alameda, has been I before jpeiee eiu be' seated - 4 waii is asleep at the. switch and seeks to be not dis rtarth nO1116- Just to live and to die commissioned first lieutenant in the of Officers' Re- 4 " turbed. Is not meant for you and I medical section the Henry Yaterhouse Trmt Co., Ltd. Corps. By advice of the Council V a;' , Vhea Washington it'iratches But to take a hold on this world serve geiyto;vaijt of National Defense he has registered : Brisbane has to pay, and'this' Is one of , Would cost great amount money And meet the end in a whirl. ;trnat his lat It really not a of H. J. N. with the ; etjN fBooserelt wouldn't work , on .the Kew Tork to make the Approach to the Queen's hospital pass ' food commissions Why not? vNot big enough. Ca- ably comfortable, while the frontage tax is taking ndlelight instead of lime light" .Just a quiet, good-nature- d its course. "Let Us Sip.Your Bond- ! slam. ; - U -

,. Ad Club talks these days are of the patriotic . Do not ask a friend to go on your bond. Ton '. At the adjournment of the Wednesday meeting, tenor furnishes an inspiration and foundation HOME that MAKIK1 place yourself under obligation to him, and the the Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu should have for men desirous of going forth on their nation's time might come when he will ask yon to re- all joined in singing the phonograph song,' "Oh-h- , business. such , It's Nice to Get Up In the Morning But It's Better On Keeaumoku Street ciprocate, and his circumstances might be would comply. to Lay In Bed.w ... Uncle Joe's tone of injured innocence is contem that yon not like to Within easy walking distance of Punahou Academy. plated to melt those hearts of stone that are begin Let ns sign your bond. Reasonable rates, prompt A ;5 number of people One of the choicest locations in the Makiki district. The large from the eastern ning to harden because the price of bread has not service. ates, vfco have been charmed with the climate of gone down as promised. Charming, large, roomy, two-stor-y home with two large ser- ' ' Hawaii, should be able to give some "safety first" bedrooms. A cottage in the yard. Also garage and General Agents . ;.:.;y 'Twintersto.the stay-at-home- s. In Hawaii they can The United has never yet bowed be rooms. Corner lot of 21,800 square feet. States down vants' for the V, escape the fatal "dog days." fore the god of misapplied efficiency, and, by beck . she won't have to now, if the registration through PRICE $10,000.00 UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY CO. ' ' - Kipling's advice that British boys learn German, out the states can stack up with Hawaii's. -- tney may upon to over ' " : Devcanea rule uer - i-- j- because '' '- ' ' -- I 'Sm M NHIWg tftA "nin(M m 4lin n4-niA- " Mayor Fern's remarks on the city engineer and ' i; -- unt fajrlv .weUjalbng. appointments leads one to suggest to the old man that he turn over and stop snoring in his sleep. Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. Henry WtAerhMeTrtM 'r Throughout the other islands businessmen are RE AT. ESTATE DEPT. ' , Dreparing for, the Civic Convention in Honolulu Every man who returns from Europe is impress Corner Fort and, Merchant Streets TeL 3688 St&ngenwald Bldg. r ' ' ; ' next month. .;Just to get into practise, the men of ed with the fact that Americans must wake up P. O. Box 346 ; V VW ?" Telsphc What have you done towards waking up? f;e ... ; i - 4. STAB-BULLETI- - tiOaOLtJLl N. THUKSOAV, AUGUST 16,191V

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Sipp Mai Cane t YOUIE You would take him in you would bathe his bleeding wounds you would place him in a clean cool bed you would provide him surgical attention. IN THE NAME OF MERCY YOU WOULD DO ALL IN YOUR POWER TO RELIEVE HIS SUFFERINGTO RESTORE HIM TO STRENGTH AND MANHOOD. You would "not feel it a DUTY yob would consider it a PRIVILEGE and an HONOR ! ItVjust Conti to time ' y ED Just suppose he were your son the boy you proudly sent to fight Our first fighters are already at the front with General Pershing for his country, though your voice choked with sobs and your eyes Even now American soldiers may be in need of your aid. They cannot dimmed with tears as you b&de hi good-by- e. Imagine to be your call to you from your door-ste-p, but the Red Cross calls to you for. 1 boy, willing to make the supreme sacrifice of life itself if necessary in them calls from the door-si-ll of your heart. I 3 America's service yes, to protect our lives and our property, to main- tain our liberty and our freedom. Throw Oh, you would take him in, and you would take in every other Open the Door! mother's brave son, and give him the fullest of your tender, loving care. Open your heart! Open tout pocket-book- ! Give to the Red Cross--Gi- ve BUTTHUfK! Our army is not going to fight on our soil. We are to the fullest of your ability. Give in the name of mercy give in, sending our troops to foreign lands to forestall an invasion of our sacred the name of charity. Give your aid to those who are giving their lives. territory to protect our homes. OUR DOORS CANNOT BE OPENED TO OUB WOUNDED AND CRIPPLED. We are unable to relieve the Honolulu Pledges suffering of ur sons, we are powerless to provide life-savi- ng surgical $120,000 attention, EXCEPT THROUGH ONE AGENCY THE AMERICAN Honolulu has pledged $120,000 or more to the $100,000,000 needed RED CROSS. by the Red Cross to further its splendid work. This money must bo What the Red Cross Does pledged immediately. Honolulu oversubscribed her Liberty Loan quota. Honolulu may The American Red Cross literally takes the comforts of home to be justly proud of this record. But, after all, the Liberty Loan means wounded and helpless American fighters. It provides an injured man simply lending your money to the government at a fair rate of interest. with first aid treatment. It gives him the best possible surgical aid. It provides him with tender care during his convalescence. It means Here, on the other hand, is an opportunity, to show the downright,, torn and shattered bodies made whole, lives saved. unvarnished patriotism that's in you. You don't LOAN to the Red Cross you GIVE. You invest in interest-payin-g bonds you in- Red Cross means yven more don't But the than this. It means a fight vest in something far more noble American lives. Your contribution, - against the diseases so prevalent in the trenches. It means a bettering fellow-America- i nj --A be it large or small, will help to save the life of a of living conditions at the front. How aptly has the Red Cross been risked in the service of his country and yours. termed "The Big Sister of Our Fighting Men." This is an appeal for our soldiers, for our fighting men. It is your f What Will You Do? privilege and your honor to answer it loyally, unhesitatingly like the" t true patriotic Americans you are! Will you contribute to the care of our wounded and helpless, through the Red Cross? Will you throw open the door of your heart, Pledge your dollars I You can pay your whole contribution at "V' just the same as you would throw open the door of your home, if a once, or divide it into four quarters, making one payment a month for bleeding soldier came to your door-step-? four months. r

At the left is a pledge-blan- k. Fill it in and mail to Alfred L. Castle, Treasurer War Relief Committee of Hawaii, P. O. Box 349. War Relief Committee of Hawaii AUXILIARY, AMERICAN RED 'GROSS Give from the fullness of your heart! Help the wounded and helpless! For "bless--; The undersigned hereby subscribes the jum of ed are the merciful" dollars to the War Relief Committee of Hawaii; for the period Monthly ! Quarterly Doim'fc I The subscription will be used for general relief work unless Delay Do It Now herein-belo- w specified. ' Specific use This Is 1917. Advertisement Paid for by Name THE TRENT TRUST CO., LTD. .:..! v.- j T i'f Address

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GOLFTOUnNAfffilT Sunday Will Be Rogan Day at They Meet Army Poloists On Saturday AT fMUALUA TO Mo lili Field; Two Contests BE HELD SUilDAV In an exhibition match at th.i . m m a f -- 1 t a of Day Armory, tne i. m. a. piceu wain t . I Will Ruger Giants in Feature Game 1 Wreckers Meet beat the AltService aggregation to a MembefS Of Honolulu Club t& By Oahu-Servi- ce L Wilbur Rogan Will Be Presented With Cup tune ol 3 to v. in spue or me laci was short two Compete for Wall & Dough- - Bill Lee Will Have that the Service team f--l. : Cummings Will Oppose 25th y i r Players of its regular bowlers,-the- put up a eny cups; tieguuu hi Big Crowd Expected a New Pitcher for Braves-Asa- Game good fight but were unable to keep up "V with the "Y" . veterans who rolled a Members of the Honolulu Golf, Club Rogan naturally be classed with the top-nolche- vs;VxMI good steady game although they were will hold their first tournsment sine to - Next Sunday will be Wilber ' Day Moiliili Field. Baseball play- of the island. on strange alleys. The Service scores the reopening of Moanalua at th at P'wf Y. M. morning beginning' ers of the city in acknowledgment of The Lineup. 888 873, 869, and 2652 of the links on Sunday It is expected that the 2ith In- were 793, 752, 767. and 2312 against the at 9:30 o'clock. Wall e Dougherty given baseball by Hawall'a s the boost as follows: the-winner- player, will present Rogan fantry team will lineup C. A team. have offered two trophies to foremost Swlnton, c; Jasper, p; tw.o ball foursome, and this with a cup during the game between Johnson, c; J. W. Canario was high man of the of a Ruger Gianta. Jackson, p; Hawkins, lb; Kagin, 2b; I. ( evening In totals with 584 or an aver- will be, the event selected for taa the 25th Infantry and ss; Grafton, If; tourney. will be the big battle of the day. Moore, 3b; Smith, age of 191 tor the three games while This ; Manager 3:15. The Braves ana Rogan, cf Gollah, rf. Stewart Wikander was next with a total of An election of officers for the en- starting at bis lineup to on Asahis will meet in the first game at has not yet announced 559. The latter led the high single suing year will take place the oppose the Wreckers, but it is ex-pect- game with 217 while J. W. Canario links In the morning, and a number Benham, c; dis- It was expected that Rogan would to be as follows: was next with even 200 score. Pletsch-e- r of plans for future play will be Cummlngs, p; Bailey, lb; All-Servi- Hal pitch on Sunday against the Rugerites, Brintnall, c; of the team was high cussed. The name of Frank r send Johnson, 2b; Womack, 3b; Davis, ss; man of his team with a total of 529. stead has been proposed for chair- t but Manager Carr will perhaps cf; greens committee, and' or as the sUr of McClain, If; Kelly, cf; Stewart, He rolled a good game hroughout. man of the in Jasper, Jackson Inasmuch as he has taken a deep In th team has been troubled with a Langley, rf. Armory Alleys. It is not yet known who will be the terest In the game, it la expected sore arm. He will perhaps be seen All-Servi- to present the cup to Rogan 1st 2nd 3rd Totals that he will be the choice of the center field. orator 155 471 in on Sunday, but one of the local Grooms 183 133 members. Cummlngs to Pitch. Pletscher ... 177 172 180 529 for4 pitcher of the speechmankers is being sought for the A lunch will be served at noon' Cummlngs, the star when one Syvertsen . . 149 ...... 149 charge to cover! who never lost a occasion. The usual thing which there will be a Ruger team, has cup la to strike Henley 138 178 149 465 expenses of catering. At that! came, perhaps be selected to hurl Is presented with a the will Whether Rogan will do this is Gendell 146 144 140 430 time it is expected that the plana for against Wreckers. Cummlngs is out 143 268 the yet to be seen. Perhaps Cummlngs Otterback . . ... 125 real activity on the part of the mem t the type of pitcher who should beat bers will be discussed. ' Wrecking crew, and without doubt can answer the question. r the Braves vs. Ashahis. Totals 793 752 767 2312 . will give sood account of himself. Y. M. C. A. 1st 2nd 3rd Totals proved to be A hard battle Is expected In the first TENNIS TOURNEY WILL The Rugerites have although Braves Wikander . , 217 176 166 559 rood bv Kelly. Crump- - game of the day the hitter, beatinr are expected to be favorites over the J. W. Canario 197 200 187 584 BE HELD AT NUUANU "Y." j ler and Brinza, and are confident that manager of the O. Meyer....' 155 155 they able to score some rune Asahis. Bill Lee, win be Braves, has announced a new pitcher H. S. Canario 161 149 157 467 The entry list for the Nuuantt j off the Wreckers' hurler 158 182 176 516 ' to start against the little Japanese of players who will to right, James Spalding, John Malina other player not in this picture. Camara ... Branch "Y" tennis tourney closed last ! Kelly Crumpler made the trip Three Kauai 168 183 351 and team. Sam Guerrero, the well known be seen in action on Saturday.. Left and Charles Rice. Philip Rice is the Williams ...... night The drawings for the matches J with the Rugerites last Sunday, and swimmer. Is the new star who will be will take place today and the sched- ; one of these pitchers may be In the given a chance to work on Sunday. Following the practise match yes- Kauai and Army will make a ing on the Mounted Service team at Totals .... 888 875 869 2632 ule posted. There-- , are already 15 lineup against the Wreckers. Man--, shy pitchers terday at Kaplolani park, everything change In the lineups from that of last Fort Riley. Lieuts. Herr and Hoyle men entered and it Is expected that t George Murakami Is of Ac- ager Stewart believes that with Rogan present, but Yoshi, the hurler for is ready for the big match which will year. James Spalding, Charles Rice also played on these teams. side of the field from the stand. there win be about 10 more. The tour- at will old on 5th cording to the committee in charge a .'the recipient of a cup, the Jinx the Y. M. B. A. team of Waipahu may take place on Saturday afternoon at and John Malina be the three Lieut. Greenwald played the nament which will be held on the new men back year; , Philip Rice tak- up to large number of. seats have already Vine- win so to the Giants Cummlngs has be secured for the occasion. Maesake 4 o'clock. Kauai will meet the Army .this Field Artillery, runners the courts at the corner of Fort and 1 been sold for the match. never ; been defeated, and ; the tans may be team in the first match of the tourna- ing, the place of Jay Gould. The 6th Field team. Herr and Hoyle are yard streets will start Saturday after- has been Injured and not may t will be wondering whether or not the on Sunday. He is round- ment. Kauai combination looked promising well known players, and be noon. It will be a straight elimina- able, to hurl upon to play good polo. The OAHU IN POLO t Wreckers will be able to accomplish ing to shape and may decide to go in, Inasmuch as the game will not be in the practise game of yesterday, counted WINS tion tournament with possibly a round Army's strength will perhaps rest semi-final- s. 1 j what the other teams have failed tc need of hurl until 4 o'clock, the Pacific but will have to be unusually strong robin for the ' should the Asahis be in called - to down the Army four. with the style of play of the new men. In a practise polo match at Kaplo- i do. .A",.'; era. teague will play the two baseball No. P. and Lieut. Seats are now on sale at E. O. Hall lani park yesterday, afternoon the No. 4, Arthur . Rice. Kauat il ! Jasper or Jackson. games as scheduled at Moiliili Field. Lieut. Vincent Erwln ' Bill Lee Ise Confident. Karl Greenwatd are the new men who & Sons. There will be no bleacher Oahu team defeated Kauai by a' score James Spalding; No. 2, John Malina; looks-lik- e An effort will be made to finish the 4 v Jasper "the logical selec Haver-kam- p. 10 3. lineup was: No. 3 Charles Rice; No. Philip Bill Lee win have a strong team In games in order to allow the specta- will, suceed. Louie Beard and seats near the side lines this year, of to The Oahu against the Giants, as the Ruger No. 1, Macfarlane; No. 2. Har Rice. Francis Brown and George tion the field. . He has made it a point to tors and players a chance to see the Lieut. Erwln learned the game the grandstand being used. Auto Walter - to recent space No. 3, Walter Dillingham; Brown refereed. team hit Jackson hard a. have a man for every position, in case match. ' t the 6th Field Artillery, later ptay 'will be reserved on the other old Castle;. - . , game, and may cause the little south- a player Is injured, t Lee. Nelson and paw some trouble. The Rugerites have Perry can catch. Silva. Perry anfl - one of the best Infields In the Islands, Rosa are strong at the first sack. In and Bailey, Johnson, Womack and Rosario and Rosa, Lee has two good ' - .up mighty good com- Ana-h- u. Davis make a . men to relieve Mara, Gomes and ;; ' tination of , fielders. VvVvJ With two r speedy outfielders, ' ,','A; large irowd Is Expected- - at Ornellas and Rosario, and a hard hit- ' Uoillilr Field to join In the reception ter In O'Sullivan, the Braves ought to ' to Rogan, and the tact that Cummlngs be well fortified for a fight for the . r has been 'selected to pitch will mean second series. ' more Interest, as this hurler has made , Murakami has strengthened his nervy attempt ' , a heap of friends by ht, work team and 'will to send the in the box, and his ability to hit. in Braves team farther down the ladder. v the pinches. The full strength of the He has a great fielding team, and with ' ZZih, Infantry will be on hand to make a number of good base-runne- rs should an attack on Cummlngs. Should the make things Interesting for the Brave Giant. pitcher win bis game, he win team. Y ,

MEET i MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS 1 ; PMM; .. - NATIONAL LEAGUE. At New York Brooklyn 8, New, DICOS IN BIG York 2; New York --7, Brooklyn L At Pittsburg Pittsburg 3, Clncto-nat- l 2. ; :. ' At Boston Boston S, Philadelphia 0. FIGHT FOIlimE 'AMERICAN LEAGUE. i At Philadelphia Boston 4, Philadel-phi- a 2. : .. ' Palama Settlement seniors now bold At Cleveland Chicago 5, Cleveland the' voHeyball championship of the ' NATIONAL' LEAGUE city, but they may not, bold It long. ; , : :M Lost Pet. Following an elimination contest at" New: York 68 S6 .654 Fort Shatter in which, the. department Cincinnati .. 61 55 .526 hospital team, came out ahead. , the Philadelphia ...... 52 47 .625 Medicos challenged Palama's title. A Chicago ...... 57 5S .518 two out of three series was arrange. SL-rLoui- s 55 52 .514 Palama W'on one game and Fort Shaf Brooklyn 1 ...... 52 53 .495 ter evened matters p by taking the Boston " .'...... 45 57 .441 America's biggest" selling second.' V. r - Pitteburg ...... v.. S5 72 .327 The - third - and deciding game ; is high-grad- ' scheduled for Friday evening At 8 t , AMERICAN LEAGUE e cigarette o'clock. By courtesy of the Y; M; C. ' i . ' , Won Lost Pet A,Jt win be held iri the big games Chicago ...... 70 42 .626 halL which is - neutraT territory for Boston 65 41 .613 T. : both" teams. '.; ; ; Cleveland ...... 60 53 .531 I Detroit 57 53 .518 teams axa "well-drille-d aggre- Both New 54 gations of speedy players, and one of York ...... 52 .491 Why? Because Fatima's ft. I Washington 51 58 .463 t - volleyball ...... the fastest exhibition of Philadelphia-.....- .. ever staged In the city Is looked 40 65 .381 for delightful Turkish blend - .' by those who are familiar with their SL Louis 42 71 .373 ? ' work. Shatter Medicos have smashed has a taste "all its own" team up big YESTERDAY'S RESULTS every other at the fort, National League and the Palama Settlement boys have " t. vanquished Louis College, AtNew York Brooklyn 3, New a taste that attracts St. Baron's York 2 ; ,7, Brooklyn gymnasium, the Y. M. C. A, bulsness New York 1. At r Pittsburg Pittsburg 3, Cincin- smokers the minute they team,, P. B. and ' men's the Cs other nati 2. , ; leaser aspirants for championship hon- v - " ' At Boston Boston 3, Philadelphia light up. Learn what the ''".-- ors. "; "'rv'-'i- .' v --? ; " i 0. " I ' Admission to the game will be 25 American, League - , original Turkish blend rv - J cents. Proceeds - will be donated to At .Philadelphia Boston 4, the Red Cross. ; : .v.;,-.- means to you try Fatimas ; "Fort Ehafter Molsbergen,' captain; 'Dodge, B. M.' Carlson, J. O. Carlson, GAMES TODAY Stoegbauer, Gathright and West National League today &fJtjCptoa. -- . Palama Settlement Lionel Brash, Pittsburg at - Philadelphia. captain; Abraham Amoy, Wm.- - Rose ' Cincinnati at Brooklyn. 'hill. Frank Rosehill, Sam Kauka, Jim Chicago at . Boston. ' White and Joe Roberto, w w SL Louis at New York. American League " LOWREY MAKES GOOD SHOWING No games scheduled. I. v.V. v Honolula tennis was given a .big COAST LEAGUE boost when' Alan .Lowrey and Brett : :: ""Won Lost Pet. won the first set of a match with San Francisco. .... 76 6S .567 Long-woo- Salt 'Lake 67 60 Strachan .'and: Inmann at the d ;...... 5ii courts. .The Honolulu' boy lost Los Angeles 68 63 .619 out in the second and third sets by Oakland 64 68 .485 6-- -- Portland 58 68 .460 a, score of 4. 4, but John Strachan Vernon 58 1 74 .439 BLND and F. C Inman aro numbered among i 'the leading exponents of tennis In the country. These matches were played, Yesterday's Results Red Cross. ' At Vernon Vernon 2, Los Angeles tor the benefit of the v , n m 1. . Mistress of the House Your people At San Francisco Salt Lake 5, San terribly an ab- Francisco L RICHMOHaVA l 4 "are getting careless TT solutely new tablecloth was sent home At Portland Oaklan! 5, Portland 0. UGGf KYES TOBACCO CO, XKCtSSdft.: Games . t last week torn Into two pieces! Today - v Tbe Laundrymaa - Yua'm but it Salt Lake at San Francisco. was only charged for as one article! Loi Angeles at Vernon. Oakland j Xondoa. Passing Show.' J at, Portland. J k 1

- y.. : -- &;;y---- STAK-BOIJLETIN.-THURSD- ,::..r-:- 19X71 'V- - n ,V;'fr- HOKOLPLtJ AUGUCT?16,: Nii.-- PtfewSilk Goods MYSTtRV VRAPS Sell Kimono Night Gowns ttuituiiuiju uuaHxauuuun a uKAYmQ CO LTD r;.?'A.:-.- Coat, -1 v VREGK OF SHIP PHONE J. J. BELSEE; llaniger; and Chemise SERVICE FIRST STOR AGS ' 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST. THE CHERRY mm paiih; 1137 Fort St. OceanicSteanisSii pCo. Captain of Waimarino Sights Lumber Carriers Bones Wz DAYS TO SAN FEANCISCO on South Sea Isle Regular Sailings to San Whetlter or not the crew of Francisco and Sydney, N. a W. coast vessel perished from, star- vation nnd thirst on a desert isle in the Soifib Seas after being wrecked For further particulars apply to port was the mystery brought to this HARBOR NOTES by Captain John Foster of the steam- MARINE INTELLIGENCE C BREWER & CO., LTD. ship Waimarino, says a recent issue General Agents of the San Francisco Chronicle. Cap- The former German ship Staatsse- - By Merchants' Exchange tain reported he saw the bones kretar Kraetke which was interned San Francisco August 13, arrived, Foster p. 7. ( ' Hhat had been an American lum- here for over two years has been re str Sierra (5 m.), hence August 13, ber carrying vessel and pieces of tlm-o- a named the Verdun. San Francisco August arrived, the beach of Jarvis Island, str. Enterprise, from Hilo. August 4. vhich is a mere speck In the Pa-ti::.-;. The schooner J. A. Moffit came in Yokohama August 13, arrived, str, Anyo 29. ouly a mile long and three-it'i:ier-s this morning from Kahulul, where Maru. hence July Matson WavigatiiCompai of a mile wide. she has been discharging cargo. She Yokohama August 13, arrived, str. Identity Unknown has 4000 bundles of snooks for the Sbinyo Maru, hence August 3. The Identity of the wrecked craft is Standard Oil agency in Honolulu. Bellingham August 14, sailed, bk. Direct Service Between S&n Fr&nciaco and Honolulu unkuoft-n- . Captain Foster was cruis Benecia, for Kahulul. tz.s about all the islets near the equa- A large quantity of quick silver was Columbia River August 14, ar- For further particulars apply to tor in search for the missing steam brought up by the shovel of the rived, sch. Forester, hence July i&. phfpTValmarino. The Walruna Is over-Ic- e dredger which Is working on. the re i CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu Tn YOUTH one can get along with eyes 33 days at this port No trace ol taining wall at Pier 10. How the PORT OF HONOLULU her cculd be found by the Waimarino. ' are normal, quick silver got into the harbor in "t not and feel no apparent "I am sure the parts of a wreck such quantities Is unknown. Arrived aaaaaaaajai anaaaa aaaaa ajaaj aj I saw on Jarvis Island were of a T aaMaal aaBaM aaal tmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavnaaaval onvenience. vessel built on the Pacific coast," August 16, 1917. said Captain Foster. "I could see Two vessels of the Toyo Kisen Str. Sonoma, from San Francisco, what had been the stern of the craft Kaisha line are due off port tomor a. m. TOYO KIS1XN1ICAISHA But IN LATER YEARS this strain will on the beach through my powerful row morning. The first of these will Schr. Repeat, from South Bend, a. glass. be the Persia Mam from San Fran m. : tell oh the general health. o:i the ability The only , place such vessels Begular Sailings to San arc constructed are on this coast I cisco which has wirelessed her agents, Str. Claudine. from Maui, a m. Francisco and to the Orient a for clear thinking, aud in raaiiy o:hcr ways. alKO saw the poop deck of the ship Castle ft Cooke, that she will be off Departed . For further and her dory and lumber from the port at daylight with 281 passengers. Str. Manoa, for San Francisco, 12 m particulars apply to ' argo was strewn all along the shore. The Siberia Maru is due to arrive at Schr. Louise, for Opia, Samoa. Yon may not know that you need glasses. S;w No Sign of Life 8 o'clock and will discharge 972 tons Sail Today LCASTLE& COOKE, ' "I steamed slowly around the lit of cargo here. Str. Mauna Lea, from Kauai ports. LTD., Agent, Honolulu Many persons insist that they do not. But tle Island all one day, but saw no 5 p. m. i for the sake of your future comfort, you signs of life. No one conld live J. T. Boyd, who left here as chief Str. Sonoma, for Sydney, p. m. there, as It is absolutely barren. It engineer of the former German ship Due Tomorrow should have your eyes examined. If no is of coral formation and steep on all Staatskretar Kraetke, which was tak- Str. Persia Maru, from San Francis sides, except where the wreck bad en over by the U. S. shipping board, co, a. m. CANADIAN.AUSTRAUSIAfi RnYAn Ma.it i glasses are needed, gone up. Maru, from Yokohama, iic none will be prescribed. has written to Honolulu friends that Str. Siberia itegnlar Sailings to BEITISH I "At Fanning Island I learned of an the vessel Is taking on rice and flour a. m. COLUMBIA, FUI 1TEXI American schooner having been de-troy- ed at San Francisco for shipment to Ha- Str. Kilauea, from Kona and Kau ZEALAND and AUSTBALU by degress ports, ? C. H. TRULLINGER, fire several above vana, through the Panama Canal. At a. m.,, For further Darticnlar the equator. Th wreck I saw could ship to load sugar Sail Tomorrow Havana the is for THEO. H. ' it- .. not have been the burned vessel. Siberia Maru, for San OAVIES & ,J Ohinn-Berett- shipment to Philadelphia. He does Str. Francis CO.. LTD, .General Agents v Formerly with the a Co., S. F. Captain Foster was 56 days from not expect to be back in the Pacific co, p. m. Sydney, making long detours by or- for three or four months. Str. Persia Maru, for Yokohama, Successor to ders of his company In a vain search p. m. -- for the Walruna. The Claudine came in this morn Str. Claudine, for Maui, 5 p. m. Reginald Back, agent in this city ports' Due Saturday PHONE 2295 REACHES for the Union Steamship company, ing from Maui with more than 100 passengers. 62 Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, a. ra. was notified yesterday that the Brit- She had in the 40 passengers Sail Saturday H ace-Poc-k ish admiralty had commandeered the first cabin and deck usf Co.. 45 Str. Mauna' Kea, for Hilo, 3 p. m. AL KINDS Ud. ;tr Optician Wairamlno and the Waihemo, a vea Her freight consisted of head of OF ROCK AND SAND FOR - CONCRETE Wft a cattle, 20 hogs, 270 bundles of scrap Due Sunday . . sel about the same size as Wai- the - 83 QUEEN r;,, marino. The Waimarino brought 7000 iron, 29 packages machinery, 10 cases Str. Mikahala, from Maul and Molo- 3TREET ports. P. O. BOX 919 , Boston Bldg., over May & Go, Store tons of merchandise to this port honey, 218 bags of corn, 30 bags of kai onions, seven crates of chickens, 51 Str. Kinau, from Kauai ports, a. m ' m. bundles or bags, 345 bags of Str. Claudine, from Kahulul, a. m NEDERUND ROYAL MAIL & v -P.....aB B ,I FEAR FELT THAT TWO bottles a. u H T and 348 packages of sundries. Str. Mauna Loa, from Kauai, a. m. ROTTERDAM LLOYD MORE VESSELS GOING Due Monday 8 Str. Princess Juliana, from San JOINT SERVICE AlsoTICKET TO SYDNEY ARE LOST Three big sampans are now under ay reservations ; : Francisco, a. m. - point on ft construction in Honolulu. One Bear To Batavia. Java, via Yoko- '' v Ui ing completion for the Macfarlane Sail. Monday mainland. Fear two more vessels from is 8ee WELLS-FAR- . that cannery. Engines capable of, develop str. Mauna Loa; for Kauai ports, bama, Nagasaki, Hongkong Sydney to San Francisco may be lost v CO A CO- 72 a. er 5 p. ni. . x - isshown by.ajccount In the ing are beings Installed and Singapore. Sailing dates, Klng St,TeM513. Si StuTtt is expected it fiWWA"trnls Str. CUuJin; la Manl ports, 5 pjn on vrancisco unrpnacie or August 7. The i v oug Tuesday freight and passenger rates Ing . radius which will perxnit Voyages missing ships, are , the Winslow and as Palmyra ialand, The others Str. Wlihelmlna from San Fran- - J application. m TL C. Slade, far as of which the coast paper are being constructed ,for the Call' Fred aidroii Ltd. -- r fornla-Hawalla- n Canning-Co.- , which Is Str. Goentoer, from Yokohama, . I U. Orewer U UU., LIU.. Hyems While both the Winslow and R. C. erecting a packing, plant in Kakaaka Slade are very much overdue, and They will be 65 feet long and have Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, a. m. 0AHU RAILWAY TABLE JIME Fort ' v there la a possibility that they have engines also of Sail Tuesday and Queen. Sts.' HonoIuJu been lost, the owners pointed out yes Str. Mikahala for Maui and Molo-- . p.'-m- OUTWARD , vV terday tha relatives of the officers " The Supervising inspector general of kai ports, 5 and crew need feel little anxiety. inspec Str. Kilauea, for Kona and Kau For-Walan- Waalua, Kahnkn and iill the United States steamboat p.m. 12 Way :15 S:20 TAKAKUVVA Two wrecks, which might nave been tion service has authorized the in- ports, noon. SUtlons tun Yf & CO; ports, 5 p. City, way r these ships, have been reported. One spectors at Honolulu and Hilo to in- Str. Kinau, for Kauai m. For Pearl Ewa Aim and. was adrift and burned, the other was Due Wednesday Stations tTiSO , a. m., 9:15 a. nu ' dorse for transatlantic and coastwise p.m. CRAB3. Packed rr on; Str. Mauna Loa, from Kauai, a. m. 11:80 "2:15 3:zo: poiu l the beach of a South Pacific isl pre La, : ; hC. service licenses' of deck officers Cans, wood . Wednesday 5:15 pan- J9:30 -. p.b. linnet and. Sails - llUll l &i Nuuanu viously Issued for lake and inland 11:0 Se near King SL many : niiles Should both vessels nave been authority was Str. Matsonla, for San Francisco, For Wahiawa and Leilehua Fe:for steamers. The granted a.m., pan, &:oo p.m. wrecked, they met their fate in a part provisions shipping 12 m. "2:40; park-lik-e under of the laws Mauna Kea, for Hilo way threads f of the Pacific, that Js studded with which permit such action in an emer- Str. and ports, 10 a. m. For Lellehnt tl:0flL'V fcfest Complete s atolls and islands which are well cov gency. "Thei action may tend to re ' Line of Chinese Imakt;itfie-oB- Vessels In Port '. tudesfthat ered with banana and cocoanut trees lieve the shortage of licensed officers uooas at f t Schr. Robert Lowers, from Port g v and where there Is fresh water and now existing In island waters. INWAll, ,5route to theEast;t'!X Honolulu c "Cia. Kanuku, FONG ( food enough to keep survivors alive Sp. Katherlne, from ports, Arrire INN CO. nitrate and v'alai.ae-7:- 3s aja until such time at trading schooners Walter Macfarlane Is arranging for ly 24. Waialci Honolulu's Leading Chinese sight signals. sampan 5:20. p.a. ' Storo-1- 152 : juanu Paua"' their a cruise oi ine nenei Maru Sp. C. E. Moody, from nitrate ports. rrom ana SW nr. The iWinslow Is .79 days from Syd Palmyra island and is probable ArrlTe Honolulu &wa hui to it July 26. City T:45 ajn S:3 aoa ' ' " sion ney Apia 105 - Pearl . . i ' i: f ." V"... for. and the Slade day that a number of fishermen will make William Olsen, from port, ; .;. nitrate 11:02 a.nu IrSS j)40i i:24 p.nu from Sydney or, San. Francisco.;. 4 the voyage for the pleasure, of fishing 14 ' August . 7:28 pan. t isde in the i waters 'which surrdtmd Hhe Is- 6:80 pjn.. Tickets are on certain days f ' Str. Matsonia,5 from San Francisco, Honolulu irom waiuaw mu er ; land. KenefTyfartf can carry ?as i; Arrlte NEW SHIPBUILDING S The Ausust 15. :15 a.m : 1:52 p.m.. during August many 12 passengers, besides a cap Lollehua and September. as bVtU, JtVIfWL., 11VJH WUbU UCUU, p.m , PLANT OPENS: WORK tain, engineer and stewards. A fine 3:59 1:13 P.m. acts August 16. M<tlwa Umlted, a two-hNi- r Begin yourtrip from California CONFINED TO SAMPANS new 100-to-n Gnome engine was re- ti, of Hawaii'. Choice J. A. Moffit, from Kahulul, August first-clas- s bonored). cently installed in the Kenei. A fine iti (cnlT tickets Dellcaeie. 16, a. m. k' Honolulu every Sunday at 8:80 on one of the favored dates Within: the Immediate future Hono planned to nave the 'Kenei sail for U. S. transport Dix, from Belling leates H. MAY A CO, LM Monday am. lux XMUWa m effect lulu is to have a new ship building Palmyra either next or Tues ham, Washington, August 12. in Honolulu at 10:10 pjn. Phone t and a substantial saving concern which will opera day. lUi... confine its The IimltiHl stops only at Pearl City, tions principally to the construction of f PASSENGERS EXPECTED ft in the cost of the journey. Louise was an i rra. MBl ana waianae. tampans, although vessels of larger The schooner at I --. xP.unt tStindu types may chorage off port this morning and it WiTTi1mina 5?fln r' .Call,' phona a writ. be built In the future. Rv atr from Fran. i'lWftil;;', Puck,-- a was expected she would sail for Har-lo- m' Peter recent arrival from that cisco. AueTiat21. C. Halliday. -- . I NISON, F. SMITH, - - mainland, new. Apia, Samoa sometime today. She Cv P. ; . ;H.; E.- VERNON, . 1 the is the head of the Ian F. Benner. H. H. Brodie. Raloh A. ar CP. concern: He has secured a has experienced some trouble in get Quarles, Jr., Mlas McDonald, J. A. SuperintendenL ROYAL a crew, ' lease or a, site for the plant and ting as have all the other Richards, Miss Edith Kinney, Mrs. S. Honolulu' sailing vessels port. Seamen are CHOP SUI r,0r'f S26 Fort 8U' BMMBBMpaaaaaaMl marine railway from the land board in J. Carley, Mrs. Maggie Perkins, Miss ' ' . ' . V at a rental of 25a year. so few that the captain of the A. J. H. E. Carlson, Mrs. Lucy L. Hazard, 93 North King Street ! Fuller agreed to pay his men in the C. G. The site is on Ala Moana road, at Mrs. F. W. Strang, Mrs. Heiser, call and see our brand new CHOP ; forecastle $70 a month for the voyage K. the comer of Ward street A large Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Luke, SUI HOUot tveryxning neat ' power schooner is already under con to Alaska. This is $10 more than the Jacob Ordensteln, Mrs. George H. and Clean : typewriter i n t b e v union - straction and work on the building schedule for sailors. The Louise Robinson, Mr. Foresyth, Mr. and- Mrs. Tables w.ay be reserved by phone market today. V; : of marine railway has also started. skipper also offered $5 more than the S. W. Wilcox, Mrs. Byers, MlsfMar- - No. 1718 union schedule. Ion Maddux, Miss Isabel Gllny'Jr, M. M. ;. ' V. Steifer, A. McDermld, Miss Z. h: : f. Call and see tar I DAILY REMINDERS I Honolulu and the territory of Ha Brickenridge, Orrin W. Robinson, J. ' waii are declared to have suffered F. Haglund, Jr., J. Q. Gill, Miss Louise D. J. CASHMAN i? ; yourself.; "'Mm Wanted Two more passengers for distinct loss when the armed Brit Haslop, Miss Gardiser, Mrs. D. Forbes, TENTS AND AWNINQS - - A saviiis account Is an insurance policy that returns motor party around Island, $4 each ish merchant cruiser Avenger was Master Donald Forbes, Miss Chios Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent Lewis Garage, phoue 2141. Adv. Sunk in the North sea recently. This E. StockwelL Mrs. E. B. Carley, Miss Thirty Yearr Experience , to you its: full-- face value PLUS interest at the time For Distilled Water, Hire's Rnot vessel, better known to island ship- E. F. Mecready, Master Ellison Haz- Fort 8L, near Allen, upstairs ; ' ;it.--;y- ; ": " Beer and all Popular ping interests as the Aotearoa. had ard, F. W. Strang, C. Heiser. Jr., Phen. 1467 HAWAIIAN that you need ... other Dr'nka - try the Con. Soda Water Works Co. only a shoiC time ago been completed Mrs. Rea and infant, Miss Cecyl Hoi-- ' Adv. at a Clyde shipyard for the Union liday. Miss Muriel Ordenstein, Mr. i Your heed iaay ; be an accident that cuts off No music lover should be without a Steamship Co. of New Zealand. She Waller, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Campbell, til A NEWS i?g poTTjcrfcr a while, it may be the result of burglary Victrola? The world's greatest music was a sister ship to the Niagara, now Jr., Mr. Byers, "Miss Grace Edwards, personal Canadian-Australasia-n J. G. May profit-- artists have them for their operated on the Mrs. Eccleston, Miss C or it may be only the opportunity to malte a i why not you? Bergstrom Sydney Vancou- Gllmour, H. S. Hayward, A. Mo DR. CAPPS recreation, service between and Mrs. Optometrist COMPANY - able inreieht that requires a few hundred dollars Music Co. ver, touching at Auckland, Suva and Dermid. i?"'- Honolulu. When completed she was STANDARD OPTICAL CO. capitalavf The petition of the Queen's hospital taken over by the British admiralty. Yomiar Hotel BldS . MAKEE BREAKS SHAFT ' for registration of title to 31,755 1116 Fert Street. Why not take;' out a policy today, by depositing a square feet of land adjoining the hos Honolulu has joihed in an effort be-- WHILE LEAVING PORT V dollar ' pital premises in Miller street, was ng made by business interests along t in putting aside granted today by Circuit Judge Kemp, the Pacific coast of the United States Due to a broken shaft the James regularly each payday a certain amount that representation be made at Wash- TIDES, .SUN ington to bring about the assignment Makee of the Oatau Shipping fleet ANO,;MOON.' 3 of German vessels now in Asiatic wa was unable to continue her voyage to The Kamehameha west Hawaii ports after leaving the ':'i:fi: Vfir:TV'-'Moon- ' ters to American shipping firms op " : erating Pacific. Figures com- harbor late Tuesday afternoon. The Hlgb High Low , Low Rises Schools in the ; piled by the Chamber of Commerce little island freighter anchored off Date Tide of Tide Tide; gTlde : NEXT, SCHOOL YEAR BE- Ft SnallSaaV.tad show that importations from the coast port and remained there during the Large Tide Small Small;';; Rise yfrf, ets GINS 10, 1917. , lirge Sets SEPT. of Asia last year were such that ad- night This morning she was towed APPLICATIONS FOR AD-- ditional tonnage is required to move in for repairs by the Kaena. PL FT. - MISSION , SHOULD BE the products from Japan, China, the Aug. ir. 1:38 2.0 0:31 J :02 J;6 5; 29 rff:2S-- . 2: C3 Savings Department MADE EARLY. Philippine islands and India to sup " 14 2:15 2.0 1 : 28 X 6 : 64 vT 9 : tt:t 5 K :28 V 3 : C 3 - For application blanks and ply the Hawaiian island demand. It wr- - -- 1 Sow Evcc, Eyes IntUmed by " 15 2:49 2.0 2:08 ,7:40 , 9:45 '5:39 6:27 3J55 ml quickly ' complete information address is estimated that the war will more MMf hi Srnn,Dmti& WhU - 16 3;2 2.0 2:47 8:2m lOilO- - v 5;40 6:2$ 4:47 3jAA I y-- relieved by Murin. Try ttta - E. C. WEBSTER, than double the requirements, and that Cror Eyes and in Baby's Eyes. 17 3:50 1.9 3:25 j.:.:03 , 10:34 5:40 6:23 '5:23 " ; I President of Kamehameha the German ships now in the far east 1UUHJhmTrJLJXtSwrtiaf,JEyCMbrt 18 4:18 1.8 4:05 .9:42 10;5S 5:41 6:24 Sets Schools, Honolulu, T. H. will be sufficient to meet the demand V P.M.: ; A.M.. V for tonnage is assigned to Pacific RSxrinalIaeniedTilr'Lr: " 13 4:41 1.8 4:42 11:18 10:22 ' 5:41 6:24 7:41 trade. Ask KrtM Eye llemedtr C. Clcage : New Moon, Aug 17, at 7:53 a. ru HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16; 1917. Island Hcadqusrtcro in Can CALL CHIWA WARS Francisco Llasonic Temple UK H OTEHlST EWART (VUttors who have not been JV DOVN TQ exr mined nust be in the f PLAN TO TALK OVER TRAINING CAMP Rates from a day Tempi toy seven-fifteen- ). 0150 MoctFMMwMcafe (BREAKFAST SOe I ITccfcfy Calendar SAVE DAYLIQHI H'JAGE DEMANDS AREjELECIED IIMING tun ft i Trr- - a. . e. cm

l- MONDAY .tat. Because it was believed by the ma Conference of Japanese Inter- (Continued from page one) Chinese Consulate Officially Han.'nlu Lodge No. 409. Joiity that the daylight saving plan Individual Summer Styles In Ha- in Claims of Plantation among those selected from Honolulu, Informed of State of War TT I v ed, 7:30 p. m. would be of little advantage to ested TTT waii, the Chamber of Commerce yes Laborers to Be Held Monday and one Chinese, Anthony Y. Seto, a Following Attempt of Austro-Germa- ns HATS llT A terday afternoon rejected a proposal Honolulu attorney. Eight men have fc ll been selected from the army. These to Disrupt Chinese at Mis Power's Millinery Parlere, :'tu EDAY f i to tarn the clocks of the territory one for higher wages will be TH VALLEY laLAHB hoar ahead, and Delegate Kahio, who are all enlisted men, some of whom - Nation eaten DEMANDS presented to the sugar - mm MM :WEDNEC'Y wired the Chamber 15 days ago ask are awaiting their commissions as sec- some time next week. AWAKALA, tt J) ing whether it was desired to have This was decided by tue Japanese ond lieutenants. the announcement WMct niNH camp will continue for Star-Bulleti- Hawaii .included in the bill now be a meet- The training FOLLOWING n Jjiau vaixxt TtiSaa THURSDAY leaders who have called for three months. T No. 1. fore congress, was so informed. ing next Monday night bad declared war POULTRY PRODUCE Conrmanderr E. D. Tenney, of & Cooke, WHO WINNERS ARE. UKtx5t0 t"" rtHiir Honolulu Castle After discussing the higher wage on Germany, official confirmation of " AUTO KOAOt p. m. L. Tenney president of the Here is a list of those in the 100 MEATS WHto r atated, 7:30 and Peck, proposition for many days, leaders the break was received today by the mn ft rfMrttttoM. First National Bank of Hawaii, and decided to men announced today for training at from Chinese t of the plantation laborers corps camp Schofield Chinese consulate' the W. R. Castle, who made the motion make a "move." How they intend to the reserve at Washington. The cable Territorial Marketing Uiv'n. Tfce FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY profes- minister at New that "in the opinion of the Chamber do this is problematics!. Charles Barracks, together with their message to Honolulu follows: ttaunakea near ueen Phene 1t40 - employment: of Commerce the present was not the Hntana leader of the Hawaiian steTe- sions or places of "In view of the German intrigues proper time to change our hoars dores, yesterday said that he had A. L. C. Atkinson, attorney; E. J. seeking to create disorder in China, were principal opponents to day' Malaniff, purser. Likelike; W. J. X No. 4, O. E. the some "bombshell" to use when the the Chinese government cannot wait -- Chapter C, -- Granalotcl Harmony light saving while Ed Towse and comes. And is be- Hampton, Honolulu Gas Co.; H. E. m. proper time it for convocation of parliament to de- 7:30 p. G. Bockus argued in attorney; Brown, von YEE CHAN & CO. - S, atated, favor of.lt. lieved now among the labor element Stafford, Archie clare war, the rupture of diplomatic WATLCWfT-- Kin Mr. Peck, armed with an almanac, force' Hamm-Youn- g, department; that he intends to unite his insurance with Germany having pre- A aty first eUw kaui tm showed that the difference here be O. R. & L.; relations King and Bethel .n.v. Aith the Japanese. Robert E. White, clerk, viously been approved by parliament St. tween the longest and shortest days arrange-ment- a. W. L. Warren, Honolulu Photo Sup- According to the present Austria-Hungar- y is acting in was so slight that there was little rea Pettyjohn, teacher, Mills "As ORIENTAL SILKS SSaT, LODGE leaders from the plantations ply; Hogarth concert with Germans, the Chi SCHOFIELD son for saving daylight. In London and Monday Cyril Damon, Guardian the will attend the meeting next school: F. nese government is unable to adopt a other northern localities the differ WT. S. night Prominent merchants, news- Trust Co.; P. Alexander, H. P. Fur- ence la several hours and it might Ha- different attitude towards them. papermen, hotel keepers and, in fact, A. station; A. B. Clark, Bank of - PLEASANT0N be advantageous in the summer to ther, as the Germans and the Aus- Fresh Pusteurlzad HOTEL every Japanese but, it 1b said, have waii; A. Englehard, Standard Oil; language, LUXURIOUS start work one hour earlier there. If to meeting. B. trians speak the same their MILE. CREAM AND been Invited attend this Frederick Rawson. Y. M. C. A.; E. settlements in COMFORTABLE there is to be a change here it should Yed K. Makino. editor of the Ha- merchant; Lewis use of the Austrian end Ice Cream more Mr. Jackson, commission further intrigues, STRICTLY FIRST-LA- SS not be for than a half hoar, waii Hochi, T. Murakami, of the Ha- M. G. Maury, China as basis for Hall Peck thought. T. Lyman, H. S. P. A.; woull be more difficult to cope with, Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. Sumner Rites cn Applkatioa Oddfellows waii Choho, Y. Soga of the Nippu Jiji city Advertiser. Mr. Tenney read letters from Mr. is- editor. therefore, the Chinese government has 1542-467- 6 and the Hawaii Shinpo editor have Charles O. Murray. T. H. Davies & Phone Goodale, manager of Walalua and Mr. la- declared waa against them simul- sued invitations to the plantation Co.; C. Brown, Hawaiian Renton, manager of Ewa, in which who Herrick taneously." borers and those are interested Trust; W. C. Ross, teacher, mhis they pointed oat that the same scheme in the move for higher wages to at- had been employed on the planta- school; A. R. Baird, Y. M. C. A.; A. CALENDAR tend the meeting. A large hall is fee- Works; BANISTER LADIES WEEKLY tions for years - and its permanent ing looked for, and as soon as it is B. Carter. Jr.. Honolulu Iron men on Harry Henry, Smoot & Steinhauser; OUGHT Shoes for See oar adoption now would have no effect secured, the four Japanese newspa- latest SUMMER HATS luat the plantations. Mr. Goodale aaid that Edgar Anderson, Bishop Insurance swims Marufacturara Shoe Store pers will publish the details of the arrived. if the clocks were aet an hoar ahead meeting. Agency; John Pratt, Jr., H. S. t. a. 1031 Fort SL the laborers would lose an bour'a ntntion: Frederick Moore, Smoot & W0N,Sf" MILLINERY CO LTD. One of the leaders said this morn- Nuuanu, near aleep in the morning and have to ing that certain attorneys have been Steinhauser; Benjamin Watson, quar TO SUPPORT BIG Kt get up in the dark. It developed that consulted regarding the proper mew termaster clerk, Schofield; Ralph t--. - ' on the root gardeny , the laborers had been consulted and od of placing the demands of the la- Doty, II. S. P. A. HUB now they opposed Peck as- Ab-- The Hard ": were to it Mr. borers before the Sugar Planters' Allan Renton. student; Lewis and Soft Weave . TU ESDAY T ? 30 Rapid em- Far-rel- l, v also said that the Transit sociation. The names of the lawyers, shlre, naval transitman; Andrew HEET-- DECKER English Blue Serge, ployes were not In favor of ita adop Henry H. in temporary store bast for H however, are placed on secret file. sports editor, Advertiser; opp. Union tion.; Mr. Hall, .manager of the Hono P. O'Sullivan, public utilities ciera; at 78 So. King St. WEAR lulu Iron Works, said that while his T. Osborn. H. S. P. A.; John Herbert GriU . W. W. AH ANA men had agreed to try it, they thought G. Watkina, Hawaiian Electric Co.; C. There have been a number of Co., King nr. Betnel - to nes - No'uT. wiiat tournament little of it. huinauMTl F. Cleveland, Hackfeld & Co.; A. K. rnmnfi afloat retard In e the narticl- Mr. Towse then read the bill now Robertson, Honolulu Gas Co.; W. A. pation of swimmers in the A. A. U. before congress which showed that Andersen, T. H. Davies & Co.; meet in September. In fact there has . , clerk. VICTROLAS invited. , had-bee- en- Jen. - Friende Alaska , considered but Ha student; Ken been some talk that swimming Phone J. Atherton Richards, Records wall had not, except by. inference. MEETING FRIDAY neth W. Emereon, Hawaiian Pine- thusiasts here would attempt to keep and Mr. Bockus said that if it was not Y. Seto, attorney, swimmers out of the meet, because Music Co Ltd. ' apple; Anthony Bsrgstrem 3445 adopted here and was on the main- w H Johnson, reporter. Star-Bull-e they were opposed to the officials Phone 2321 For quality meats between U. 102OFort. and delicate land the difference in time tin; George K. Larrison, territorial of the A. A. METROPOLITAN San Francisco and Honolulu would be TO REORGANIZE hydrographer; E. S. Cushlngham, clerk, Ludy Langer said today that he MEAT MARKET three and a half instead of two and territorial secretary; A. T. Longley, believed that all the swimmers should regardless of feev Ual-- 9 noura.y : Sunt. Terr. Market: A. M. Hamrick, nartlclDate their Rvduee Ultl-ia- ta Costa by meteorologist; H. E. Wescott, city Ing toward the officials. W. R. Hum 1 ALLIS-CHALMER- Sport -- t nnr.E NO. Members of . the Moklhana Club of The Hul Nalu Swimming club is to purchasing agent; B. H. Knolienberg, phries of Palama also said tnat tne S , Coajta Kauai have written to the ' woman's hold first annual meeting in two F. L. James, Greenbaugh & Palama swimmers would compete, re ' MACHINERY Mandarin Costa the attorney; Stockings, committee of the food commission re- one-hal-f evening John gardless of officials. mm Etc. and years tomorrow Co.; Alan S. Davis, bookkeeper; g; A. A. U. Iron Worka questing that Mrs. James Russell, at the Moana Tennis Club House at H. Baker, von Hamm-Youn- Harry "I believe a change in the Honolulu Company manager of the Y. w. C A. cafeteria, 7:30. The notice cards sent out read F. Lucas, Honolulu Planing Min; officials would be a good thing,", said S.OZAICI today. 109-11- $ visit the island for four days in the as follows: George Hutchinson, H. S. P. A.; F. L. Harry Decker of the Healanis No. King SL near give cooking demon- ' "I think that for the benefit of track. future and "Fellowmember: Hul Nalus Howard, Jr., Lewers & Cooke. strations aimflar to the ones now be- The public works engi- baseball, swimming and other sports are to be A meeting for A. Lester Marks, STEINWAY ing held at the association on Mon- neer; J.v Atherton Oilman, I.-I..-S. N. new officials 'would put new me day' ana Thursday the election of officers will be held the game and added interest The Independent llviiw""-- - MMt in their hall afternoons. Co.; R. D. King, territorial surveyor; into HALL' . Review Friday evening, August 17th, at the Sugar Co.; Wil would be created in all of the activ- s. M. Carter. Oahu ' - - on King SU ner Moana Tennis Club House at 7:30 MftVWMMU . - ' A. Simpson, California Feed Co.; ities here. Leading Ectllsh-Japanea- e arery Friday p. m. As you know there is an AJLU. liam present a fight Piano Co., Ltd Uanxia : Trt, .Craellus, blacksmith, o. K. & "At the time there is Thayer - SabscripUoa r erenlng.. VUlttof get to- J. F. i; Rate100 per year J, meet in September, we want to some of officials of the -- .cor-vdiat- ty Honolulu Rubber on against the , brother aro Lester C. Clark, P. O. Box 471 V 20 Campbell Block gether before then. We still have Hawaiian A, A. U., but the fact that there is ? lnTlted to at Works; Georje C. Bettin, ; v Merctant Street, Hondula" the old boys the best swimmers in Pineapple Co. oDDosition to some of the officials Is tend. the world, with us, but they need en la an engineer in all the more reason why the swim . ;. n Bnrley i Lewis IF YOU WISH JAS. It FIDDI3. E. sV couragement. Kokua. Come out and the emDlov of the Hiio Gas Co. Kini- - ming enthusiasts should give their Valencia Oranges TO ADVERTISE IN - whole-hearte-d Septem- , tx nTTKSltET. Sec. , . support to the . r NEWSPAPERS. w a show some PEP!" chie Sakal is the son of a prominent t c ber meet. . Personally I shall do all in CHU1IH001I The above notice makes things look and wealthy Japanese mercnant ox Anywhere at 'Aay Time,' Call c ; HERMANNS 60EHNE;v; aa If the old boys are going to come name at Kohala. my power to make the meet a success ef that V:--""- r 1 fCakaulike,' nr. Queen Phone S992 r- JLWrtte ; "Honolulu Lodja No. back Into .the game this time and clean R Rlanchard was formerly fed and hope that all the swimmers oi i ' F. uau Honolulu will enter. There is a Dem Vsnajamlungen la K. of op everything in sight. ' Kaniau Evans, eral food inspector la Honolulu and THE DAKB ADVESTISINO ACEJCI Montag:; ul ocratic and Renublican nartv which andCritten captain of-H- morning. now employed as chemist for the 24 - ' 17, Oct. Nalus, this is differences, but when 8ansome Street k San .Fraaclaca - A?s ? 20. Sept. 3 tauT In regard to what stand the Hui Nalus Haiku cannery. He is also the owner have had their id und 17. a vital Question has come up. they ; Thor. Electric 1 und 115. Not. S und 19. Dec I were going .to take in the coming of one of the Haiku pineapple home have joined hands : for the good of ISLAITD CURIO C0MPA2IY meet, seemed pleased and smiled, but steads. the cause. Sport in Honolulu is big- VACUUM Tegards change of the Paul V. Knudsen is bookkeeper for ' ' - not as the ger than any one or two men, and no C'eanera. . Hawaiian Curloa, Stamps, Coisa. A. A. U. officials a suggested in this the Labalna store. is head, the true A. is assistant cash matter who at the and. Post Carda.'; The raoit con.:;: LOOSE NO. Z, R. i r. morning's paper, but'over the way the Frank Lufiun sportsmen will rally to the support The Hawaiian Electrlo Go' Ltd. MYSTIC of the Wailuku bank and a N. G. H. ; plete and attraetlTe Cono Store. Meete in .Pythian Hall. coroerFprt boys have, taken up interest again and ier of the common cause.". streets, every Friday every day now training orficer. and Beretanla are out nearly en '' 1:30 o'clock. Vlalting as hard aa they know how. Alvin Robinson la an electrical 170 Hotel Street J Hosolnla cnlng. at gineer employ of the H. C. S. t cordially invited. . "All we want," he said, "la a good in the trothera .i"' ouiiiik Co. a.'--'- . at Puunene. BULL. C. r-- gathering at our meeting Friday night c. W. William J. Cooper la the editor of ' ' ao as we can our officers and I COLLEGIAN r ; War-Tlm-e A. B. ANGUS. P. C X R. and S. elect the Maui News at Wailuku and pine . For Gardening wlM you boys will V In any assure that the do apple planter at Haiku. Clothea finish fret event', when the September meet the rest John D. Easton has been active la YhE CLAQION:-4fot- el and Fort ' cornea around U. IN BRITAIN ef all kinds ' ! FREE-UKULEL- E LESSONS national ruard circles on .the island S. you buy from Among the boys hard at work train- of Hawaii for over 15 years. He la the ii LEWERS A COOKE, LTD. ; With any Instrument : ing are, Duke, Francis Brown, Rich- colonel of the 2nd Infantry, si. u. H.. 149-17- 7 So. King SL ' IC. ard Holatein, Frederick Wilhelm, HIlo and was one of the 10 men selected Get War Time Photea with - Kaai , " : Ernest Boyd, Lukela Kaupiko, Harry Mark-ham- to, eo to the training camn at the OFFICIAL DENIAL v (Get Particular How) Mosley Cummins, Willie Kana-kanu- l, AUTOGRAPHIC Phone 2028 Presidio before orders were issued for 112S Union St Tommie Holsteln and Kale! tne xormaiion ox a camp at scuoiieia :v Kodak,; i . Protective Agency of Hawaii" cookies will be served Ice cream and Barracks. He is secretary and assist- D, August 16. HONOLULU PHOrb SUPPLY CO. meeting tomorrow evening. manager Mercantile WASHINGTON; C -- DAYAND NIGHT after the ant ef the Hilo The report that wounded American 1059 Fort 8L V, Co. Patrols. Phone 1411, B eVS Elite GEC: ? In England la reg fighters had arrived - MAGNESIA TREATMENT William H. J. Keller is a former officially denied today by the war and Bldg. WM. E. MILES. Mgr. ular army man and holds a commia-ein- n biavy department. ;ron FumnTURB FOR DYSPEPSIA in the Hawaii National Guard. He HAITAH'S BEST; SHOES Is employed by the Hilo Mercantile young Bsilding To Drugs, Co, LORD-YOUW- Why Physician Prefer It HONOLULU HAS BIG O , Pepaln Or Soda In Treatment of Acid Albert McDoueal is manager of the M'lNERNY SHOE STORE BUILDING DAY; $47,000 Co., dgarette Indigestion. Hawaiian Mercantile at Kohala. He Fort, above Kino St. . : rEnglneeringr Ltd. is a son of Win. P. McDougal, proprie IN PERMITS ISSUED Engineers and - Contractbft , H'nTCRHY PARK 7 "Only those in constant touch- with tor of the Kohala Club. - Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. Indigestion' dyspep- bookkeeper -- ;; : sufferers from and Geo. H. Washburn is Yeaterdar waa the bluest building v Telephone 2110 and 4537. Eleant'Lots frXi - ; sia can fully realize the harm done by for the Onomea Sugar Co. at Papal- Agcnti day which Honolulu has seen in near ''t,"-- ' CHAS. DESKY, '$ the Improper use of drugs and artifi kou. iv two months - with 10 sennits for digestenta," remarked a well ; - Hcrchant, pear Tort cial a total estimated cost of $47,333 in- known New York, physician recently. vested. A permit for the erection of C. H. TRULLI1TGER "Personally I rarely advocate the use ROSS MILLMAN WANTED. the administration building or tne '. i;-- Optician . V of drugs in the treatment of digestive Kunann Y. M. C. A. at S30.000 was DEVELOPING or stomach troubles, for in practically Ross Millman is wanted by the the largest and there were also two Successor to A. N. Sanford T.v ENLARGING - PRINTING; every instance I have proved the un 4- central board of registration. permits, one for the remodelling ' derlying cause to be excessive acidity 15000 "'Boston Block, Port St. : t Millman registered in Division Armv fc Y. M. C. A. and Bsct In c,iy, . nf tha Navr of the stomach and consequently fer No. 6. City of Los Angeles, but show Framingr' the other for the installation of v Honoiulu Picture & mentation or souring of the food con has been ordered to report to windows at Benson & Smith. sup pi wo. - tents. the local board of examination. once Therefore in place of the wide The board does not have his ad- - Warrants for the arrest of two How to Equip a Neolin Full Solea ly used drugs I invariably recommend dress here and would like to get Chinese, Ah Sing and Chun Sam, were tLe use of bisurated magnesia to neu 4 this morning. The former faces issued -1 in touch with him. ,- acidity and stop and battery or tan, $50 for. white. i ; tralize the stomach a charge of assault and Company of LIESSEIIGER Ig the food fermenting, and the wonder- the other will be arrested for non-poyme- nt ' - ; , ;'- ful results I have obtained during the of licenses! Regal Shoe Store and- ( -2 t past three years convince me there is GIRL'S STATEMENT Infantry LAUIIDRY 2" no finer treatment for indigestion, WILL HEp HONOLULU dyspepsia, etc. , It must, of course, be This is all toH plainly in the clearly understood that I do not em- Here is the girl's own story: "For NOTICE . MANDPAIMTED- ploy or advise the use of such forms "A" "B'f . . - years dyspepsia, mmM m. m I had sour stomach .' e m b ne of magnesia as citrates, acetates, car and constipation. I drank hot water bonates, sulphates, etc. These might Mainland ; and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing Any person or persons having claim Equipment Book Hawaiian and Scene. Iff often do more harm than good; noth helped until I tried buckthorn bark, by vsT'v ing but pure bisurated magnesia or claims against ths Oahu Motorcycle . ;i glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-1-k- a. PATTEfJ'S Lieut. Raymond Baird,', - " should be used to neutralize an acid Repair Shop must present the same at C SL, opp. Union , ONE SPOONFUL helped me IN 25th Infantry, U. S. A. Hotel stomach.. This is not at all difficult Adler-i-k- a place no 8TANTLY." Because the of business later than s to- - obtain in fact, I . find most that flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract st 25, 1917, otherwise said claim Written primarily frr the rolmi-- druggists now keep the genuine bisu ofSoer; may It relieves ANY CASE of constipation, will be barred forever, 6864 3t teer It te of service rated magnesia in tablet form in ad sour stomach or gas and prevents ap- to tbe regular officer as welL ordinary pow- dltlon to the bisurated pendicitis. It has QUICKEST action PRICE 25e;' ; - der. A teaspoonful of the. powder or PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DATS 4 of anything we f.ver sold. The Hollis-te- r : at-- two compressed tablets taken with a Drug Co. Adv. ' PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to little water after meals will usually ng cure blind, bleeding, itchii. , or pro-tradi- be found quite sufficient to instantly Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Whitworth, Star-Bullet- in PILES in 6 to 14 days or Honolulu neutralize the acidity and prevent of 2084 South King street, Moiliili, ' food fermentation, thereby insuring welcomed at their home yesterday the money refunded. Manufactured by 125 Merchant SL' : painless natural digestion, for even arrival of their third child, a boy of the PARIS MEDICINSCOStLouia. chronic snffwera --Adv. . atrhf nil nn-h- lf rr a a . ' : ; ;. wJ HONOLULU THUESDAY, AUGUST 16,1917. - 1 Ai; j TTr.vr: MUTT and JEFF-Jeff finally got a chance to get even, By Fisher Trade Mark Bee V. 8. P t Office. Copyrighted.' 1912. by HI C. Planar.

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O: Beml-Wetkl- y E $2 per Ltd Fort warrant has been stopped. 6866 la what you gtt oitice. 'irent Tret to.. and that is what talks loudest and It ' Bulck raceabout, just overhauled. ftTUr ctreet, between King and Merchant. T. Takano, 816 So. King. Tel. 2096 - at this GOCD- - longest Honolulu Star Bulletin pin, new tires, spotlight, aacriflce, quick 6S58 3m Printing Department, 125 Merchant Pearl Zeta Pal fraternity name YEAR SERVIC3 ! Cn:pleieiy furnishea cottages and John Glfford on back. Apply 200 aale, 8275.00. Plione 2397. 6SC5 2t street ! neat 1 cent per word per each lnaer-- apartmenta on the oeacn. Appij CAFE8 AND RESTAURANTS Boston Bldg. Reward offered. STATION. Packard Roadater, good condi Mrs. Cresaty, 10C3 Kalakaua Ave. . 6863 6t uon, up 10 one iflZ in Boa Cafe Cooleet town. SH1RTMAKERS l HAP'llni. tion, J7C0. Addroa P. 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BetheL f BUSINESS PERSONALS - AUTO ACCESSORIES 6847 tf and night Hotel Antoznobils wm ac- U .ta. proprietary medidnea M . 5518-- G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu ' 1 " at :' ''. ' j: CHIROPODIST. t All makea of auto bicycle Furnished cottage In Cottage Grove. 6451-3- m tested ad-- aM tire CLEANING AND DYEING and tubea; auto accesaorlea: also TeL 1087. 6859 tf Dr. Frank O. Kanster. Kilt RMr. 184 eresa your reptles exactly anttated in Tulcanlafiag, ; rebeadlng, K. Tamane made to order, 348 N. King retreadlnr. A. B. C, Renovatory; clothes cleaned. Hotel st Hours, 8:30 to 4:30; Sun - FRANK C001IBS : etc.": Talsbo Vulcanising Co JJd, UNFURNISHED HOUSES ayea ana repaired. Phone ilia. 6805 6m days cr evenings, by appointment X ulepnoneanbacnwr, - 180 Ewa- - are llercnanV Alakea at 6104-- tf Phono 6531 , 805 r . tou . ..-- m will Two bedroom house. Peck avenue, tf Bishop and Qneea 21C- phone 2157. . . 658Ma TYPEWRITERS. Tel - AddIt 297 Co. Vineyard. 6853 tf Steam cleaning. Alakea at, nr. Gaa Co. OSTEOPATHIC f -- rebuilding. OUR PHONE 18 4811. Automobile, carriage, agon auppllea Repairing and All atand Quaker; Portage tlrea, tubw New FURNISHED ROOMS. ard makea. Her. Typewriter Ex, Dr. P. H. Rjnnock, oateopathio phyal-- Carriage MIg. Co. TeL 184 Merchant Phone 6575. 6814 6m uan, az nia pnone zdau. WANTED Oaha 274i Lanai-roo- COLLECTION AGENCIES. uir: at; home comforts, $10 per 701 tf American Optical Co; oo month. Light breakfast if desired. Quick Returns Collecting agency TEA MOUSES .TourtaC rnu--t ,te 7382. 1148 Fort St, Honolulu rord .Car.' Acceaaoriea; tlrea. TeL 1324 Smoot 1033 Tenth avenue. Phone Frank: Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. TeL NEW THOUGHT " ' ' - condition ana a cars&iu- - D 7,7,5:7, 6864 3t Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. Oppoaito CathoUo Convent C. L. etelnhauaer, Alakea and Merchant, 3540. 6839 m Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183 tf Buy New Thought Books. Phono 157. caaa. Addreai .. lor i-- 803 6m . THE HOUSE r 676U-C- X OP SERVICC " Gea.,DeL; Schofleld Barraoca. Large room for two gentlemen, also CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS .' VULCANIZING. ,v- -- - 845 It : AUTO PAINTINO. alngle room, special rate 3 tne montn. Heinto'a Tavern. Phone Coconut plants Samoan va- DRE8SMAKERS. - t for sale, Old made new, moderate pricea f Repalr-- Ve to 6743-t- tires i.ejf, to riartw or PaciQo Auto Painting Co Our coat 4986.- f riety. Apply A. IK Hiiia, Llhue, New Vulcanizing. Maunakea Mrs. 8. Masaki Maunakea and Bere - aii Pee Loa Eoxera 6277-t- Hawaii ' lMtL lnga guarantee arranrity ox pamt on KauaL f 814-- m FOR ALL PURPOSES ' ' lead; - cthera and Pauahi Sta. 6814 6m tanla. 1 r Aloaao Jonea. We tenders ; flrat-daa- a job, fair prices. Furnished rooms and apartments for Paper Baga Cupi, Plates, f follow. . Eureka rami w. Opp. car carna, mono 531. gentleman-o- car line and beach, T. Kuniklyo, 1111 Fort; none 1635. WOOD AND COAL LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. r Napklna and Toweta, Eta. 815 8m 2659 Kalakaua avenue. 6839 tf 6293-t- f AMv-HA- PAPER P - COLt " cotUge,'.Makftl Tnah Ca. Pnfth1. nr. River ftt tL MALTERRE'9 French and Penman- Roommate furnlaned Well furnished room for rent in prlv' Toyoahlba, King at, opp. Vlda Villa, wnoje-aal- e A-hm- . motorcycles; etc. lire wood ana cnarcoai, snip Leasees no'VwOpeaed.at.Rocm ;J.' ao Beavaiy l4gt.r '"V -- - . jllstrja tub, inower. jiw ate homer- 3entlemaa "preferred. and retails . . 6297-t- f a, mte Bldg. Age no Hindrance. I w dj; 9 i nit? tfo.00 uer montn. Motorcycle Excelsior, model 18; fully 1647 LThollho street 6863 6t Star-Bulleti- n office. . ; - CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. dreaa Box 701. eoulDDed: excellent conaiuon: zor BY AUTHORITY - Box .693, Star- - Newly room: 89 - $10 aale cheap. Address furnished and HONOLULU PLANING MILL, LTD, PERSONAL n M EAT MARKET, A GROCZRY - Bulletin office. ' - i 6864 3t per month. Citadel Hotel, 71 Bereta . T?Tit contractors and Buildera. Maaufac RESOLUTION NO. 31. : i..., t.tairtnr Co' elsa 6864-r- 3t Mlas Ballantine, teacher pianq' and : nla etreet. turera Pitch and Gravel Root Speclallata, THOR motorcycles : Pierce bicycles ; of doora, aashes, frames, voice at Roseland, 1366 Klng C5 blinds, moldings, acreea, by Board Su t - at the old aUnd. Qoen at supplies; painting;., repairing, k. light housekeeping and single wma brackets, Be it resolved the of ' 6859 lmo. ' , Phono tull - ' - ee ex. etc. Ail kinds or mui work, finish- pervisors of the- City and County of c.-q:y- Phnn 4S8L; 'i. V, ..:'''.": .tf Okahiro. opp. Oahn ily. Tel. 4018. Ganxer Place, 112 Vineyard, ron. ,; hop & co. ' v , 6434-t- f Ing, turning. Repair work and small Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that PALMISTRY. "A lew more oostomere In Punahou and T. EKI cyclemotdr agt, So. Zing. joba a specialty, iort St TeL 1510. t-- 9 sum of Nineteen Thousand Dol Maklxl ,dlstrlc:a to.Uke milk from Light housekeeping rooms; hi" eleva 6806 m lars ($19,000.00) be, and the same ia . REMOVAL. t -- A - rnone mss--u tested cowa. I'none iua tion; close in. wo. hereby appropriated out Of all moneys Mme. Cleo haa moved to 1079 Alakea - G. Nomura, bunder and contractor; . ad- . "v?- BICYCLES. ... hi In ths Special Improvement Fund for street Personal attention and M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. market price will be paid for ROOM AND BOARD. excavating, graaing, pavine, team vice given on all affairs of life; of- The beat - Manoa Improvement District Number cotton- bythe Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl Jk King. ing, concrete, cruaned roca, and. COFFEE ROASTERS ; , washed raa -- fice hours 9 to to 6. Evenings clean " 6-- 1579. '. '' 607 U i.y, - Home board, close In.' Phone MouiilL nr. Quarry. Phone 748K One in the Treasury of the said City 121 and County of Honolulu, for the fol by appointment Phone 41161 Par- Dealers In Old Kena Coffae 6alyr lors 1079 Alakea etreet ; ? 6803 tf ' " KftiTAtion and MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King SL lowing purpose, to wit: Merchant 8L VpJ '. f n ihm Armr. clothlne - Honolulu ! - yy-- i beach; reason- M. Fujita, contractor fnmiture for relief work. Phone csos 6m Boom and board at the and builder, Redemption of Bonds . . . $19,000.00 NEW; THOUGHT. able, rnone . painter, paper hanger, fhoue 6002. . . . j -' j 6865 lm nu, And be further resolved by l6. 830 N. King. TeL 1026. 803 m 6300-ly- r it the SATO. Board of Supervisors of the City and Join free ..class, study new thought f "RTTY lata model Ford. HOTELS Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., and vrrr frtw . 'POULTRY. ;? . County of Honolulu; Territory of Ha- Beretanla : H. Monzen, builder and contractor. : : 6S58-r- tI ,': t Mllley. : Phona 7727. none waii, th: ; the sum of Eijht Thousand 6866 tf egga; y, THE P1ERPOINT 002 3. ueretania ct. f 3221. Wo Ninety-Fiv- e - RetalL wholesale chlckena, -- .. 6602-6&- Seven Hundred and Dol- t 10c per paje, 548 So.- King. -- v on the Beach at WaikikT WOMEN RELIEVE MEN, j A Typist''' Chong, S34 Kekaulike., L 2867. bungalows lars ($8,795.00) be, and the eame Is HONOLULU MUSIC CO. and rooms: ex Ltd. ,:.;:.;:; 817 8m ; Furnished CONTRACTORS hereby appropriated moneys AS CROSSING GUARDS cellent meals; splendid bathing and GENERAL out of all : ; -- 1107 Fort Street y 1000-fo-ot promenade In the Special Improvement Fund BANANA PALMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. boating; pier; Building Co., for HAMMOND, sup x Ohio general contractors. Frontage Improvement Number One, Ind. Women have beautiful marine end mountain low, it Pricea work satisfactory. Phone planted auperannuated; men; aa grade tt',M to ret rid of ' tall Sacond-han- d - camaraa , and lenaea view;, terms reasonable. Mri John LusL';na Street in the Treasury of - - 2113, 1283 Emma street, near Vine- rimr-n- 1148. We Will bougbt. sold or exchanged, Koda- Cassidy. TeL 6708. . . , .202-i- f tho said City and County of . Hono- crossing tenders for the Nickel; Plate i yard street, Honolulu. 6866 6m ; cut them down and haul them away graph Shop, Hotel ana union ate. lulu, for the following purpose, to wit: railroad Cripples at grade crossings Get all ; trie light . you cro - U r 63U7-- r: i. ' AUCTION BULLETIN U. Xamamato, 83 fc. Kukul et, piioue Redemption of Bonds.. ..$8,795.00 have been responsible for many acci paying1 for by.using Edisca general banging. Presented by officials declare, FOR SALE. Friday we sell contractor; dents, railroad Mazda SITUATION WANTED. the balance of Alilolani ii J54-t-f E. A, MOTT-SMIT- Lamps. Hotel Furniture; Grand Piano; Gas Supervisor. a a nnPAoh rafMived : 9 experience book-- Kalmukl close to car line, Waialae Range; Step Ladders, Awnings, one ENGRAVING "Hnw tv miir at ELE0TEIO SHOP lit Years )ear8 Date of . J keeping trpewtiung, snipping, u road. 2 lota each 75x200 feet deep. ,20. ft, one '6 ft; Towels; 'Sheets; Introduction: the clubf "Fide." Why, they ' con 13, 1917. . urea 30.000 sq. Price a bargain. Calling . August gratulated me heartuy.'. ract, one : position open, aaoress ft Blankets; Comforters; Pillow Slips; and business cards, mono in r you have a 1884, C. Sousa, No. 4, Brew me Stax-euueu- n . Phone J. grams, weaaing an-- of members came to and told Box C33, oruce ' , Silverplated Knives; Spoons; Forks inviuuous and t th. Gruenhagen'a Bluo Ribbon er Bldg. J 6847 U nouncementa, atatlonerr, etc.; cor-- I hereby certify that the foregoing me that when I sat down he had said and Steel es; Door - Dinner Knl Steel O, !.. II.... r- was thing I Mats; Large Ice Box; Wardrobe Fit- .1. Resolution passed First Reading and to himself that ft the best REAL ESTATE. Department 125 Merchant had ever done." Puck. HELP WANTED. tings; Plants, etc . at ordered to print at a meeting held by Chocolate Board of Supervisors on- - Parma and beautiful estates amid tho Still In the Market for Furniture to FURNITURE. the Monday, HAWAIIAN J) RUG CO. t&&& Ttuilt!o'4 print Agrt-cultur- al 13, 1917, nantoa la la Berkthlrca of Massachusetts. buy, or sell By Public Auction, the August on the following vote - ' Hotel and Eathal Streets - "tpj jklacL Abo ooortauUr of ,at 715 of said board: farms throughout the Unit only , way to handle used Furniture. Murata Couth St New and aec-- 10 ond-nan- a Ahia, - WAR; cnl.'er acnooL aiaru ed S laten. Send for catalogs. D. B. In order to get what is coming you, rurniture t -- zht and sold. Ayes: Arnold, Bellina, Hol- PUZZLES Mass, ren linger, McClellan, Mott-Smit- h, Petrie. " Comdl Cov Groat Barrihgton, seu to, or through Honolulu Auction Chalra for Phone 1695. f '34-- V. S. Ai 6866 12t Rooms. J; 8. Bailey. 6812 6m Total 7. 'Myy.'y Noes: None. fir tn A1 autoicofcile, lepair can, also Al leecroved 1st LOxlOO. well Dlonted in BY AUTHORrTY. New and 2nd-hau- a furniture bought in App.y vca Hiri)aYouiic ae--5 E. BUFFANDEAU. TOGGERV Homo of Hart hel?r. trcea .cemonj, xso. s, waia xmve, ana.sova. i uone ajifs. izxi ort at. Deputy City Shoo. , . 864 3t 6453 4m and County Clerk. nlrer Mcluerny Tracu , . SEALED TENDERS. 6864 Aug. 14, 15, 16. Schaffner 4. Marx Clothee 'cs Klnj near itokk ber. FUluino. APtlr 730 Kl Bamboo - Forf rv and lot 60x100. House 22x38. SalkL furniture; 563 Bereta- nan atreet- - - ' CS$5--tf House Sealed tenders will be received tp SEALED TENDERS moaqulto ' proof . (aewer)..s' No. 31, nia at t07&tf to 12 noon on Hala Drive," Mclnerny ;TracL o'clock the 28th day of MASSAGE EMPLOYMENT OFFICES ' - y '6862-- :t August, 1917, and then opened at the Sealed tenders will be received up 12 '? V: PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT BUHEAU Office of the Clerk of tha City and K. Hashimoto, massage and electro- - to m., on the 5th day of Septem- ::f;VyPURE;iCEV:-:- '"" BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. neenng. Nuuanu opp. 1917, office , help, 1188 Union atrect. et, Williama ber, at the of the Clerk of diatllied watar--- ." , Japanese County of Honolulu, Room S, Mcln- - From , . -, ',. awo undertaking office, phone 1785. the City and County of Honolulu, Fhose : -- & m Quick by eia. $2500.00 cooperative garage, build tyre Building, for furnishing all ma 640O-3- Room 8, Mclntyre Building, for 5 delivery motor. lnga. 8 autos, one neary duty fur y. NakanlahL S4 Beretanla at," near IS" tools 20 OAHU ICE. CO. Phone 1123 American lathe, etc. Apply P. O. terials, and labor necessary, to JUNK nishing Fire Hydrants. Ntuacu. Phone 4511, 6; 30 aw m. to Specifications and form of proposal 6246-t- Box 225, Schofleld Bks. 6864 4t construct the College of Hawaii ?torm , p. ip. Reidcnce phone, 7096. f bought and may upon application Drain, in Manoa Valley, Honolulu. Junk s.iio. Phjne 436S. be had and a ajAha' TeL 4889. MISCELLANEOUS. 64?7-- m deposit of Twenty-fiv- e Dollars ($25.00) KmnloTment Office. Plans, specifications and form of Alapa! L; opp. Rapid Transit office. at the City and County Clerk's office. The Vatcrhous3 Co., j. Belf-adjusUb- Ltl spring upholstered le proposal may be had upon application MONEY LOANED All ktada - help furnlsied. 6101-t- f One Any information may be obtained at Oak Morris TeL 1842. and a deposit of Twenty-Fiv- e Dollars l;Underwood.Typw,Titcr3 chairs Money ioaned on diamonds, watches the office of the Honolulu Water ' Jttanese help of all kinds, male and 6851 tf ($25.00) at the City and County Clerk's and Jewelry at legal rates. Works. ' G. lUraoka, 1210 Emma at. Office. Federal :l ' female. Loan Office, 95 N. King st. 6365-t- r The Board of Supervisors reserves ; 6054-t- f Palmer Phllllpa Piano Player, good a Ptoce 1420. The Board of Supervisors any as new. Will sell for 8275 cash. TeL reserves. the right to reject or all tenders the righk to reject any or all tenders Fidelity Loan Office, 52 No. King St and to waive all defects. 4590.' .' 6843 tf Money loaned on diamonds, and to waive all defects. watches D. KALAUOKALANI, and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 I"ller upright piano, $90.00.. Address D. KALAUOKALANI, lyr Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. H. HACKFELDAC0. Star-Bulleti- n ' . Box 694, office. 6?64 Aug. 14, 15, 16, 17, i ; Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. MERCHANT TAILOR .18, 20, 21, tsj i 1 :Lii:lt:d . . ;. 6864 . 7t 6868 Aug. 13. 14, 15, 16. 17. 18. 20. 21. 22, 23, 24. H. Y. Sans, tailor. 1131 Union. 6454-6- m ( Cc: All kinds of fnrn, vegetables and 22 and 23, 1917. PROPOSALS will be received at the nOITOLUL'J aeeda. , 1061 Aala street. Phone S554. PLUMBERS. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, ; The Paris City Council voted to give ipI-0- i s; . .,.m tf ... (. t Navy a free site,, near the Eiffel tower, for MasaM Bros, 709 Kinj. TeL 5999. Department Washington, D. C, ii until 10 o'clock a m., September 4, Thoroignored pointer, white, 6 months a clubhouse for Americans. 6812 6n ENGLAND ISSUED ULTITUM n, 1917, for delivering gasoline 01a. box 632, star-Bulleti- or Phone cars and V on Loul Co., 75 motor-drive- n pump Demanding that Belgian neutrality 1717. 6862 6t Hotel St, Phone 1033. centrifugal at the 6815 6m naval station, Pearl Harbor, T. H; Ap be respected,', three years ago today, ' y : ' ", Horse sound bay, gelding, riding or ply for proposals to the supply offi August 4, 1914. ;':., i I Chee Hoon Kee. 11 PauahL TeL 3653. Find A Belgian. VV armng. colonel Keefer, Department cer, naval station. Pearl Harbor, T. - ?Vvi : - Patti Hci--rttaL- AdIina 6817 3m : or to Supplies REBUS. ' riyi 886561 H the Bureau of and : CIGARS City In Germany.' ' -- )' I .' ;. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. Accounts.' SAMUEL McGO WAN, Pay Exports of tea from Jarian to the master General of the Navy. y7ESTERDAT8''jXSV'ZZZ'y. FITZPATRICK BROS. - -- United Statea from May, 1916, to AprT, G. Floyd Perkins, 603 Stangenwald w, y y :, :v,-. Leftside dotbn lehini tol'lers. AUTO EERY1CE A SUPPLY CO. ware pounda.- - 68U9r-- m ju$ l31,70S Bldg. Phone 2507. www,. . . .111 www.' ri Brunsicick itee, rur, 2, " .'- " utc), 1; j," -.n - i J Vtvr - ! Weakness ot mind is incapable j- ihemaehe. Cerrante. the cnlr fault : t - JIanj go out' for wool and come home thorn of correction. Maxima. 4 ': : i

STAB-BULLETI- rWELVB HONOLULU N, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917. Movie of a Fat Mqnqh a Hot Night By BRIGGS

MSfclTATIOlsl MOVE 5 BED Douses couo r FEW SWIGS SlLtNT ajstcr on flF ICG WATER Oil HEAD We hare now another Eagle Scout f in the Hawaiian Islands, namely Rob-- ert L. Macconel, formerly of Troop The earthquake ; and ' tidal ware VIII hut now transfered 'to Troop which occurred at Samoa on June 25 IV. He has the honor of attaining .... "V.: waa seterest on record there. Com- the rank of Eagle Scout exactly one mander J. at Poyer, coTernor ot Amer-- ' year after he had been sworn in as. lean Samoa and commandant of the Tenderfoot, the lowest rank in the - 9 , naval station at TutuIIa, states in a boy scout organization. After pass-- i letter received hy the nary depart ing his tenderfoot tests he took his: ment. ; ; :J. : necond and first class testa, which 7 Got. Foyer's report follows: " he passed at the end of four months.) "About (:30 p.tSL. June 23, aa 'lie was sworn in as first class scout, earthquake and moderate tidal ware on June 24, 1916. This scout then t occurred here. Earthquakes are some- was entitled to take merit badges and t what frequent here, but this , was the had the honor of being awarded his. 1 severest-on- e that has occurred, ac- first merit badge on his birthday.. July , cording to old residents. No one was 3. This merit badge was swimming t injured. A few buUdinxs on the island and paved the way for other badges I were injured, notably two churchea, it which he soon obtained. He was the one in Leone and one in Paso Paso, sixth life scout, end -- bad the honor; " JM.a,,aaaaaaaaaMaaaaaa,a,,,aa.,,,,,fc which were so badly damaged that ol being the third star scout in the their .further nee Is dangerous and has D008L6 SHIFT Com porta BL been forbidden,; waa no dam- territory." He' then had to go through ':;:.- DOUJW 5HIFTS There v. L16S the, work :.of drawing a map, con-- r AMD SLEef age at .the naval station. - structlng a bridge across a gulch and; AT L&T The observatory at Apia broad- then finally building a shack which , casted the following Information by suc-,- "'-- ' -- occupants conld in. He t 1 wireless: three lire - ceeded In passing" all ot his - Eagle j "The observer here places the cen- tests on April 12, 1917. which made : ter ot the disturbance about 75 miles him the fourth Eagle scout ot Hawaii,1 southwest of Samoa and considers it but owing' to a mistake on the part ; was due to-- a submarine " landslide. of his troop, he was not registered No serious damage done. Earthquake rntni some time later. violent for a bunt, minute and a half,, Scout Macconel Joined Troop Vni and minor shakes, wero expert eared on February 8. 1916, and was the first ft" throughout the night at Intervals. TM one enrolled under Us banners. ' Dur- dat waves about 3 feet high were ex-- . ing bis stay of one year and a half perienced. on south coftst of , Savali. with this troop . he held the offices Upola, and Tutuila, ciuslns minor of scribe, junior and senior leader. He ' damage but no ldss of life; ; has succeeded in passing 25 merit "The rise and fan. oMrater in PagO v badges which have been awarded to "" Pagq bay exceeded that reported irom him on various occasions. He . will, '"' Apia. The bay ia much narrower nt'v probably be presented with his Eagle itr head . than at its mouth, with ths badge on Saturday, Angus! 18, by Got. rasnft that t th head of the bar the rinkham. Just before the boys take 4 water rose and fell between five and1 I . . a t tie machines for the big scout rally ,1 six leet eoove ana oeiow; normau ; ' -.. at Walalua.. : "Many ot the natives were frighten- 25 merit badges which he has ed and sought refuge in the mountains The : are athletics, : automobillng. bird Robert - L."'' Macconel who has at for. remainder of the night. for : the business, cam ping, , carpentry, talned the highest rank .in.; Boy ttuZr' Scoutdom namely, Eagle Scout. Rob- leader, senior leader; or Scoutmaster. c ivies, cooking, cycling, electricity, ' Y. M. C. A; INSTRUCTOR MRS. A. E. AND JULIAN M.: , ani-nals- ,- been you rircmanshlp, first-aid- first-ai-d to ert has Just awarded the sec If don't receive' satisfaction 25-ml- le . ; GIVEN COMMISSION MARRIED HERE life-savin- g, cup, In you may go headquarters. C0RR1E ARE horsemanship, f ms-cLlner- ond prize, a sliver the there, to contest now on at the Y. M. C. A. Put all waste paper, food, or other marksmanship, mining path " : pioneering, swimming tank. - refuse in the place made for them. . '. Fred P. Rawson, : instructor in the Arriving on . the Matsonia shortly personal health.' T. M. ; utile health, safety, first, signalling, - Do not leave camp for any reason C. A. cooperative trade school, after 8 o'clock yesterday, morning, with tents while on com - J; Scouts their received his commission as a first lieu- Mrs. A. E. Corrie was. married to AK UKULELE? winning. ; '. V-- ; ; v. without a permit from the officer of . ing rally. .That the tents .will be, ap- tenant in the officers' reserve yes M. i Report you, Julian Corrie at the home, of ' the day. to him when re ' preciated,, goes without saying. : Col ' terday afternoon. He is last of Clayton. ' P ZANUT3, CHEWING CUMI loDA ' turn. ' ' the Robert F. 240 Beach; Walk. lectively as well as Individually, liii the men who took that if If yon can't play It?, the may go in water except examinations at the fWaikiki, three hours later. ;t Rev." J. WATER! GINGER SNAPS! . " None the at , yours from Ernest Kaai and scouts are .heard . expressing" their Y. M. C. A. in the first week in June Cen- Buy Scouts, why worry about taking swimming hour and then not until the H. Williams, acting pastor of. the complete' course ot private iy, commissions receive, a c-- the generaL for to receive news ot . thanks to John sofa water, peanuts, chewing word is given. TN having tral Union church, officiated. lessons free with any instrument from, ;:: successfully passed the exam- '"-- ' rally? .... any 8. Grace and Mrs. Catherine Gitt wero - - run and the like to the go No Scout may have firearms of inations. $8.50. up.'- ; .'. While Troop HI will as students ' Mrs.- - spent Through the efforts of four scouts, kind In camp.. '.V J' '. m a witnesses. Corrie har the v: 2028, or call at our new store to the rally. Troop I will go to enter a J Surgical dressings for the army are years New: York while Phone rifely Robert L. Macconel, Leo De 9. Do your best to win in everything being made by the ' women of Fort Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock has last three in 1128 Union street for further details Chas. few of the contests. All but four of has-be- en con- l.zo, Akana and James Hoi that yon enter, but remember that It ; .', been 'set as the date for an Informal Mr. Corrie engaged in All instruments guaranteed. Ady. ' we the latter troop are expected to show Shatter and they will . be sent East C hare succeeded in obtaining as-so- work Castner Station. is more important to play, the game on as they are ready; for ship- conference between the public util tract at - - ' ' . Represent-- ; r to establish "boy scout V . .The . Cuban House of i:z.z:szi fair;.- v ; fiV - ities commission and the Honolulu -r v ment cirt: c- at'the rally; There" are enor- yon Rapid Transit ft Land Co,, relative to Beeinnlntr at 7:20 tontzhl the Royal atlves approved the Senate bill em- - -- Have the finest time ever had Mrs. Henry F. Damon, executive 4- ; mous freight charges on these things, rf . !f 4 ; charge of overcrowded cars during Hawaiian will play Auwalo powering the president to settle with , f and try to. help every other Scout head of the Hawaiian Allied War Re- a band at 4-- v , , ,- -- tut cwirg to the kindness of Scout i t hours. - j - the Cuban Ports Co. bondholders'. r.;--i'- - lief,- rush ya.i a. c :i to do. the same, .. yesterday visited Fort Shatter uuiu ' Ccr:::sioner Bumhaa we hare been f : Troop V will hold a special being well meeting tonight 7:30, Owing to the lack ot supply of tents and expressed herself as tv.3 to pay half rates for shipping f at to drill f pleased with5 the work that had been tT-c- -- - : at headquarters, Scouts are asked to n with the scout stuff, Scouts, r scouts In their work tor the f accomplished ' - re- there,, -- . :-- -f bring every tent, that they, have, ' e ure Tcry sorry to say that we hare rally contests. . f gardless of shape, sise or color. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jimes 'o td ciager as4 lemon snaps at 10 Irons," this Red Cross unit started its tints a box because they have gone work last spring, and since her depar- a rood deaL But Just think, yon Regarding the value of Scout goods, ture ' to' the mainland,. Mrs. Guy C. Ice-col- e d may : ; n hare soda vwater . at. 8 If the following rules are carried out the following be of interest: Palmer has been in charge., c ; goods its a" bottle, which Is very cheap properly and correctly one need not None of the restricted scout - New.; workers ; are belnjg trained ; : e ; any purchaser who i, considering that we hare to tear that his luggage will not arrive may be told to every week.- - ;,y ' -,-- t It so far out cf town. , at its destination, : i does not present an official certificate The membership of the unit in- Co cheer up, scouts, you wCi hare Write your name, troop number and provided for. the purpose and signed cludes: Mrs. Guy C. Palmer, the di- ! .3 cf refreshments and good reliable patrol plainly on blank side. Make br s Scoutmaster and a commission- - rectress of the unit; Mrs. W. C. Coch- :cl served at the rally. For the your pack carefully and tie securely. er Any goudiiui or special appucuui ran, Mrs. T. H. Baldwin, Mrs. Prank l;-e!- it cf those who would like to Tie the tag to your pack and deliver should be referred to headquarters. C. Bolles, Mrs. C. I McKain, MTS. VV. l.row when this canteen will be open, Ev Hunt,- - Mrs. E. Mrs. ' at the O. R. & L. freight house on Fri This means that hereafter all Scouts P. Hartshorn, ray ::. : o re thli: ... r day, August 17, before four In the will have-t- produce a certificate sign-- R. H. Peck, Mrs. John Randolph,, Mrs. 9 11 ;- rrcn a. m. to a. m, then from afternoon.- - - hed by his Scoutmaster and the Com CRT Bennett, Mrs. R. M. Lyon, Mrs. : p. ra. to 4 p. xtl, and from p. r:A may-g- B F. McQellan, , Mrs. T. CrysUI, 6:0 U is essential that all Scouta report missioner; before he et any S. tov 7:S0 pw m so will " Mrs. C. H. Lewis, Sulli- ri. there be at the Capitol grounds at 11 : 45 on equipment of any sort These certifi Mrs. J. S.. : time to get all yon be-i-- van, Mrs. C. K. Muhlenberg, cf want Saturday, In full uniform, so as to be cates wm.be provided ty tne scout H. Mrs. ::a these hours. So dont buy your : A. H. Hobley. Mrs. EL F. Witsell, Mrs. -- ready to go through a drill before leav- master. t c!y town, -- in but buy it at the rally, ; R. a HolUday, Mrs. J. F. Lohman." ing town at one o'cloclc. . . .. ; 4 . r it will be Just as cheap. Then Mrs.v H. l C. MacAdam, Mrs. A. , - v; - U ::.!a, we would like to say that un--t TROOP XX. .. - RockwoodV Mrs 8. J, Rockwood, Mrs. -- While in camp, the following co con&lieratlen will any I. O. rules The meeting was called to' order at S. Heidner, Mrs. ; D. H. Gienty, zt U.s - J. In r u :. i . 1 3 r cccpted. ;VTe are telling you this will be force: 7:45 p. nu and alter a snort nusmess Mrs. C. R. Danielson. Keep guUar 1 ti--at you may in mind the Scout oath and meeting we .heard some steel 3 be sure to have some , ' '.Some of the older children of the c; at the rally, The canteen will law."4-- Vv;."'. ': ' f s , nieces nlayed by one of .the troop post have been helping in as far as V' -- crcx on Saturday, as Voon as the Do your share of the work and help members. they were able in' the work of "the tcouts reach there. ' v;';..; : keep discipline, order and neatness in The troop Is- - expected to maae Shafter unit They' are Alice Palmer, -- the camp. .; rr'-- ' good showing at the rally. Louise Cochran," Betty Baldwin ' and ECOUT NOTES' , Obey promptly andf cheerfully your John . Randolph. : General Treat, commander ot the superior officers and the bugle calls. Scribe, Hawaiian department of the U. S. If yon have a complaint or sugges Amy is going to supply the Boy tion to make, first see your ' patrol TROOP.V, , ; UNIT Their last meeting came to order at HAIIO 7. SO last Friday night, and the troop's new assistant scoutmaster, 8gL Weimi er of. Fort Shatter was present. He will accompany the troop to the rally. Troop V is prond to aay tnat. tney will hav a full attendance or r 34 scouts in camp. The "Queen's Own' . . l ..ivo is also going to have a bicycle patrol. ISSIIGGESTED which will ride over - to tne future : camping grounds watch them sweat 10 scouts. PAC0"FD25 This patrol consists of new " That a unit for Red Cross work ' - ' N.y - Ka-kaak- o r 'mi Troop Scribe. be formed among the women of s is the suggestion of Mrs. Wil TROOP VIII. liam Knott who has already expressed Troop VHTs meeting was called' to her willingness to take charge, In a a communication , to the headquarters tlia the majestic grandeur of -- order at 7 o'clock. It was our first organization. Travel to EciCtthrosi meeting in our new. hall, which' is, In of the theCsscdlsa Xtduc Rockies. Twetsty-fou- r hours of tho : Under the direction of Miss Eliza " the T. M. C. A. building, and formerly ' mg -- most iscr-ris-; tsouztaln scenery an ever-chang- panoi of Troop m. After beth Carter, extensive efforts have the headauarters been made to invite subscriptions for rr?-a cf Al?ino wcndsrlsnd from your train window on tho a short business meeting we marched headquarters the Hed Cross In hotels. Large cards over to our old and had explaining purpose organi- rehearsal for the benefit show the of the v,hich Is soon to be given. Then other zation, and contribution boxes, have through signal been placed in prominent places in all ; v. A; : T 76rld'9 Greatest Hightsay9 t scouts went and first of the leading hotels. aid drUL . troop 9:30. At the Moana hotel the sale of a rl Ko side trips necessary. Splendid Canadian Padfie The disbanded at ginger Uly Man- A. RANDALL, red was conducted by - Hotels on the truin line of the railway, at BanS; Lake ager Moroni tor the benefit of the her. 'ready1 rservant. Electricity, Instantly: responds What- Troop Scribe. swimming Louise, Held and Glacier, invite you to atop, enjoy their Red Cross. Girls In on an " : ' ever sne ana wnenever snc ; ix. Axne sxrong, other occasion . dove coins .wants wius comforts and know mountain life at its besV ; PLANS COMPLETED FOR for. which they recovered and gave to this or- 'V v v yog faSL 4tX'.C : ; RALLY OF BOY SCOUTS willing "of Electricity do her bidding. Informadon, phone, call or write for Tour No. ganization.. arms i The boys who will attend the scout '. - f U Ceii AgL, Dtpt, SiS Eket Sireit, Sea fraeaiwe, OL- - ' vR rV rally at Waialua are to be transported Rioter, exploded The Housewife's Electrical Day saves her miles of Steps, hours.ol by train instead of In autos furnished bombs under tram trains In Lisbon and caused injury to ! AL by the Honolulu Automobile Club. a number of people. There was spir efforts, loads of responsibility, and real dollars of expense Fial plans and arrangements were ited fighting between the police and completed at local headquarters' .yes- malcontents. -- y- terday and the scout, officials who Plans are under way for the forma Every Housewife can have her Electrical Da- will look after the boys will be given tion of a regiment of Moros in the today. ; their final instructions J-- Philippines in the hope that it will be can hatye Yours Just a matter of asking us about it, The scouts' baggage will be taken attached to the expeditionary Ameri- TrATehaVaZey to the capitol grounds and ' will not can forces in France. Tonnmrt ton at PMd. be left at the railroad station. The ;: Whit Knff .Wv. ?V bm my t Ysbo Viir, fianti-f-oi boys ?Ei ,, aw 4 will march from the palace quested to be present at their troop Eledln t jaw onva to (loir-(a- Hawaiian bwnr tx The xrinf " mr f o riant LaMnld Lain. Tw r thr-- a grounds I t0 to the railroad station where meetings! tonight and tomorrow night , , ... f'unf pnlrw sprtiie btWn. imiiIiIi aon tnpa, debrtitfai mwnir. pony trwla, folf. tnmM. amicr amfortabto Caw they will take the 3:20 train. which is their last chance to drill (Khin and ItmBiftllMit dia raane nmr eajniia. " in k ' ' ' twtii. iotciaatJptaidaadbMcmi before the rally. NOTICE TROOP XX F. C. SOARES, All members of Jroop XX are re-- " ;' y '" Scoutmasterv