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. rrvtjt ay. fed f Mir , W 1 SENATE (Anit4 rl !) i NEW YORK STOCK 1 mm. ' Pom-mer- mm ;'.::' n m:pflSSAPrffifi;js: Harbor Board Permits MARKET TODAY f SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 4-- 7. Order were from mmmmmm a X and Setos to Stay received !.'.."'" " ar iSt prleas of i Commission Vice Control Will 'Uvlii eWstaf rUcki Loan Fund Hears Measure for the war department today to Where They Are if $500,000 oa U ktw Trk avkt Met ky u speed up the return movement, of Japan Welcomes German-America- n Break ?s Harbinger of h AucUu4 aver tb I'4rtl WrWi Hillebrand Glen Ditch , Need Support of People at Bond Be Given By Agents to 7rt TrUr- - all homeward-boun- d national Allied Success British in Brilliant March- - Up Tigris Men - ; Moves Too Slowly Hearing Pos- Today. Friday guardsmen and muster them out Protect Territory From Alaska Oald ...... 7 by April 1. About 30.000 are to ace Bagdad German Submarines Report Much Damage - 101 . AmtrUaa aultar ...... 99 e f Work on-th- Hillebrand Clen water! Thona;h some senators today ex-- sible Pamage Asiaricaa farar Xfg. . ... , . lioy, 111 be sent horae; according to the Wrought Ajaarieaa TaL TaU . . . , . ,. 1J7 126V. project Is being delayed by a strike ! pressed the belief that the abatement latest figures. 4 ' aaeo&aa Oapvar ...... 64 of workmen who want raise? of from (by injunction law introduced by Sen-2- 5 The German refugee merchaat .. 1S2 102 ' Atcaiaoa .r0 developed George Cooke, of EL Texas, March 7. U.scKiatotl lrosH lv Fcnlornl Wireless) jrteamera pommern, moored at the Baldwin Laca . 63 V4 54 H to cents a day, it at ator P. chairman the PASO. 1 ' eija aide of Tier 7. and Setos at the Bkltimora k Ohio ... 75 Vi 75 a long meeting this morning of the health committee, for the chamber of Unless new orders come from the ; VASHlXGTOX; O. Man-- T.r-T- he proscts of an t Batalaliaai Staal (aakatf)t. .. 131 114 ' :' upper - (, , weather Fide of Tier 1C, will not be Oahu Ioan Fund Commission. . commerce, will clear the house war department, array headquar- Calif, . . 23 y, 24 4 . Congress soom so legisla- ratralaaa H a dissenting vote, not 4-- says will require oxtni session of ttxlay xtfon that iiloved outalde the harbor. CaaaAUa Tieitie .. ,. 154V4 Several workmen struck February without this is ters here that it 162i opinion 4-- Ata pecla I meeting held this morn- - m. ru r. (St. Tuxi ; ... ; 1V 27 for more pay and threatened away considered possible; in the of until April 15 at least before the tors now liero talk of it as n virtual certaintv wnietinie in tin Cola, aal . 48 4-- 4-- : 1 l Iraa those who wanted . to remain on , certain senators Interviewed by the last guardsmen can be sent away. ;:: lng la the office of Chairman Charles es y4 the next few months. :- Cradbta SUal ...... Star-Bulleti- n today.f ; R. Forbes, the board of harbor com ria Coamion . 26 26 job, according toa report made by . W, Robinson today AVell-i- n formed mctnhers look for it to be meet 0 4 mlSAioners psjged a resolution which Ocnaral Elactrle . 164 165 Inspector George McEldowney. The Senator T. said 4y4 4 ealltnl'to Haw 114 ' bill. will rermlt the two merchantmen .to Oeaaral K6tora, .113 report says , that last week only a that he Is opposed to the and that not later than June. This is the result of hints thrown out Ortat XorUara Ffd...... 113 V 113, part be will vote against He believes remain 'where they are now berthed, Iaur. Ilarr X. J...... 115 116 fmall of the force had returned It close to is believed presi- Pi-can- 1y officials and it the co 'clone upon thejiresidentt indemnity 500, Kaoaacatt Coppar - 47 47 y, to work but that the contractors. that there will be a vote it providing an bond of ...... opinion," says CUD.":! LEADER OF it O0O two Laltiira K. K...... sv, & Ccmes. hope to have more "I am of the the Maul dent has virtually made np his mind to such session. for the vessels is furnished Xc w Tark Cautrai - 6 by agency. & men on the job In a few days. ' senator, "that the present territorial the local IL llackfeld . . X and Is not The need is imperative to pass the hig supply meaure Comnanr. Ltd. Kar Coasol. . . . soy, soy, Engineer Fred ,G. Kirch hoff reported laws are sufficient that it - the . S4 that , the work itf not going along as for us to enact more stringent ones If REVOLT IS TilliEH whieh failed of passajre at the last session, largely due to . The relution passed at the 92 ready ' int fast as it should, although the wea- lack of enforcement is the filibuster. I ?,CX . ioiy, ioih fault r.. v, fore noon, is as follows: I on ...... 228V 229 ther has been exceptionally favorable. government will 134 134 Senator, Robinson believes In a (Asociatd PrM by "WrelaV Nearly all departments of the federal ."Moved that tue attorney-general'- s ' The board directed him to write . uo; segregated district for vice,5 he says, HAVANA, Cuba, k4l 7, An- sufTer Con'jarress supplies needs by pas'sinsr the department be . requested to prepare asjuui "1.1 . 116io. 115 the contractors instructing them to March unless their H rather than in an attempt to stamp it re- socn as possible a form of Indemnity wwura Uaioa . Va put On more men. nouncement .is made in a message bills. ' ' out entirely. He la afraid such action appropriation in the sum ci ;oo,ooo to be . 4y 4V The Puunui sewer work came up ceived here that Jcse Miguel Gomez, OboKd KtT Vaeit .... l.t7, 1.90', again but no action was taken. Chair- will mean a worse condition than leader cf. the Cuban revolutioniats, te H. IIackffeld & Co, apents where one district U properly inspect- - . tZx-aUrfdaa- i, 1 v man R. Forbes came Into the and hit whole have been captur- for S.- 8.ft Setos and Pommern, fully Eld. tUaaotad. Cnarles by medi- ttaff ed and supervised competent fcy ; meeting a few minutes after noon and : " ed the government troops. ; Along rroteeiihs the territory and all whose ' " r British in Rapid Advance took a vigorous stand in favor of cal experts. . ''!.. . interest may be concerned In all mat- R. Makekau holding asking the city and county road de- 'Senator H. is ters connected with the berthinjr or back final judgement on the matter STATE LEGISLATURES FLAY S.-Se- tos partment whether any anchoring: of the S.. or Pom- - mm It has set time ' dis- Tigris Are 18 Llil es From Bagdad has heard matter for reconstructing repaving LIU-h-a until he the FILIBUSTERING SENATORS M mern at territorial wtarrea or In the :n snd cussed at Friday's Dpen Bearing He Q street, the condition of which has " " - wsters cf the fcnrbor cf Honolulu." - says at present he '' Wiralaaa.' F caused mort of the' rumpus;- Forbes ' is'stillnsttled (Aaioetatad Praaa b Fara. Wlralaai) (Aataiata Pma fifrrc It radaral The bend cf dollars JiiiiD -- : . half'a niliion on :r ?: h v ' l.u fkld a new pavement would be better it? v.' ' .WASHINGTON, D. March 7, rai-e- 7. hun- covers both stea.ir.ers. Ji 1 ' - C LONDON, Knp, Covering more than a Senator- Baldwitf and President - Star-Cul-letl- n than trying to fix the old one, which The feeling against, the filibuster , . Chairmaa Tcrbes called a Chillingworth look for practically;' a dred miles in a straight line and half again that much alonc hi3 be Provision for a. federal survey of the he said waa as bad outside the ditch up- which defeated the "armed neutrality" repcrtcr into office. just unanimous affirmative vote of the Kut-el-Amar- a, schools of Hawaii is made in a joint line as inside it' r 1 measure at the last session of Con- the Tigtis Hver sinee the successful attack on r.:cet!n rejourned made ; v fore the and per house. Senator Hind expects a gress Is apparently growing stronger. r'-hli- In to .Tay- the resolution c, stating that the resolution introduced the house Consulting Engineer James T. close fight on It, though says his British forces are how within nine miles of Otesiphon, on thu by lor, - A number of state legislatures, now ' v zr 1 t etos will be permitted day, .Representative , Clarence H. addressed the board urging that it will go of. the, ' : J'cr:::.frn vote In favor act.'; , '. .. Cooke. .' . - 510,000. in session, have, adopted resolutions Tigris .' W;.; . to it:r.i!n ut thc!r present wharves on set aside from the balance re At the mass, meeting Sunday night The resolution, if adopted by both training of the original appropriation bitterly attacking the action of the 1? This city is only nine niles from Bagdad, which is now flilr.z cf the tend. . the audience as with one voice , voted -- s senators tinder the leadership of Sen ."Ti.e ccats have arreed to furnish houses of tlie . legislature, will invite of l 65.000 ; for water improvement to back np the efforts of the committee bv'the raru'd advance of the British cftvaln and th money ator La Follette. Colorado yesterday menaced - bcf!j in the sum of JCCO.COO for the the commissioner of education of the wcrk in Honolulu, and nse the that suggested the bill. how mucu ' " Jus. went. on official- - record as being op- and xirtUIery. forces. . ; steamers Pommern and Setos said United" States to undertake the sur- for the upper Nuuanu water : project support win oe given tne committee following infantry vey posed to the attitude of the senators the chairman. "It will be an indem- and' to make such recommenda- putting In more ma las and hydrahts. and the business men who are vitlx f . .The Turks have. abandoned a strong position near Sheik tions to focal superintendent as move - 1 In' the filibuster and the 'legislature nity bsnd to the territory the Forbes favored the and Intro the the hearing fJH "miuforth on : announcement, - rrctect - ' cl ; - , -' adopted a restiVotmirwrWeh ,beer) U . wM to. rmstltnT-tlons- 6fatf6n" OiaCTa In- .morning had. nrWr"wSf I i J . . tird- ;t,rtheterrit7rr t Ued.;X j lor be Friday, afternoons. Thls it V !..., provided furnish.1 cemmit-te- e amended to make. It more" scathing . t :':r:t Crr.rnlsoner Tcm U is further that. the structied to without tost data was learned that at lest one 'V -- Ok- - - , than when introduced. The C: s i r - . ;; commissioner cf education be directed for the job, the Information to be con- is sending out notices of.tbe hear-- first lahoma .legislature adopted a res-oluti- on : : ;.'.J t:-- by Congress to carry out the survey. sidered board's meeting, ing. president nor tho also "St : ke public the at the next Neither the Suddenly Over , Following resolu-tidn- : city noti- secretary which denounced the action of Japan Enthusiastic fact t. -- i t..o I ..tl rescinded is the text of the also that the and county be of the chember of commerce ,- ; - ' the filibustering senators.:, ; ; t:.- re-- t - fied., carried." , -- ? definitely others thxn "No, r.o -t isn't necessary- ::.'.v-- It . knew whether a ' ;.. "Whereas, the government of the ' the special committee of that body : r "a '.' plied ForUs. , Engineer Kirchhoff recommended Break Batveen U. S. "and Gcniiniiy It was viJtat they. referred to the United States of America, through Its extra work on - the Hille'brand; Glen would attend. It was deemed parsed by the board on department of the interior and under project' making the ditch wider under however, that more defelnite stepi rrrciutioa Cfl,i,'MEES f ' ..: . . arguments ,W .: Servica Wlralaat) .Mcr.iiy. - .. . the dlrectioaof its commissioner of the Pali road and making extra. exca- ward' a nresentation of s ' (lnaiatad Prrsa Bf Ttiml The meeting. was attended by Chair education, has offered to every com- vations cMGOO cubic yards, the whole the bill would be taken between nor TOKIO, Japan, March 7. Washington's break with Germany forecasts afternoon, and pro . S of powers In case man Forbes, coir.ir.issiorier James munity of the nation an opportunity to to cost $850 extra.- - The commission and Friday that the a strong addition to the Allies and early defeat the central r Ccrr.n-.lSlone- put local problem be cedure "would take. form tomorrow. o war, according the lnterpretatio n placed on it in Japan. Wakefield and Church. its of schools authorized the extras. , D to . ON ATE o-- ii Secretary Brown 6ald SE S : enthusiasm; harmony Japanese are welcom- f j a , fore the national leaders In education The Kakaako electric sewer pump Later today With remarkable and the flrtt-han- d chamber of commerce asks rupture of Germany and the United States: The press that, after study of local unit was accepted and final payment that the ing the diplomatic ' conditions, suca may advise . rill of its members to attend the Is devoting columns to the news of the breach and, allied features. leaders autborited. Purchase of, $C30 worth ' " ; offi- bearing. .. . . ; ' - are being published with leading diplomats and other ? i with local authorities to the end that of iron water pipe for the Manoa - Senator Desha's two-- bills, relating Interviews the children of all the people may be water project from the Honolulu Iron e cials. .. Navy officers', unnamed, are giving interviews in which they unanim- to members of the legislature holding . : States navy is one of the strongest In the world prepared for national lifej add : . ously agree that the United Works was authorized. h nun county offices, were , reported back "Whereas. .Hawaii through Its' en: i nr.r rinr and that it would bejin easy task to help crush the German naval power In today by the judiciary committee with ;' tiro history ha, devoted Itself to popu the event of a declaration of war. - the recommendation , that they be -- : lar education and today faces condi- tabled.'.' , -: - 1 tions of peculiar difficulty and respon- LUwuIIATIJLAhDW The committee found that so far as sibility not affeclin? ourselves alone, V - i m AiiFn appointment or election of legislators Physicians Stay in Germany Arramcat agaList the prohibition but also affeeing the life of the na- fi t American county: now in the senate on the ground to orrices is concerned there bill tion, and would bring to Its problem! has been no abuse of the present that it will interfere seriously with - Sarriea Wlralau) ' all of its own resources and also such law. v ; (Aaaaelta4 Pra lr fadaral ' plantation- - wcrk t.t cane-cuttla- s time . BERLIN, Germany, March 7. American physicians who are in Germany added wisdom as might come from na ULaill IU ' Hawaii legislators are to pay a visit The Desha bills also included nuch is c- -e of the undercurrents beginning iiiLuuni expeditions are remaining in the country and continuing tlocal leaders after their study of lo to De Russy tomorrow afternoon persons as are "employed" by county cn various medical to run as third reading of the bill ap- cal Fort 'work. The military authorities are cordially Insisting that they con- conditions,' and com government, their s to' watch the two coast artillery and here the committee the-member- proaches. marconi-gix- m giving guarantees that of "Whereas, Hawaii Is a. territory. of : From Hawaii today goes a of at work thought the bill clearly goes too tinue their duties and are written panies the National Guard far. - As announced yesterday by the Star. ' the expeditions will be allowed to depart when tbey desire. the United Stales of America and, "to President Woodrow Wilson with the big coast defense guns. ' Senate Bill 1 was entitled "An act Bulletin, the till is in the hands of the in congratulating The unit medical station at Naumburg has been discontinued, the expe- to- therefore, stands a peculiarly close the nation's chief on This win be a new branch of mili- to disqc3ify members of the legisla- rrinting committee to be returned relation to the Congress of his inauguration' wishing dition presenting the model hospital to the municipality. morrow. the united second and tary work for many of the solons, and ture from holding office and being States, looking directly to it for guld him welt It is sent by Marcus v A. looking forward with Interest employed by county gov- r . deprivation of plantation they are the seteral Tint the ex-may- work a ance: now. therefore Coolidge, of Fitchbnrg; Mas- to the visit ernments." Senate Bill 20 was the Japanese cf their sake will "Be by senate and who j J It resolvtd the sachusetts, was one of the .men It is understood that? actual target converse of " . rcrious hardship cn . plantation labor it Grand Jury Aciicn sub-calib- er "Plotters"JAvait house of represntativc8of the terri on Wilson's; campaign committee' of practise with shell will be ( who are bringing ' The it the claim cf those :. . committee recommended the ! tory of Hawaii the w;-- . guards- up the matter. that commissioner 20." ; ji. staged for the visitors, and the adoption of Senator Coney's bill re- -' of education of the United States of The message reads: "Honolulu, men will efforts to scofe hits. 7. of "bomb plot- . "Cald'win Tbinks Cthervftse- ; bend all garding an electric plant franchise on HOBOKEN, N. J, March Further identification the be, is, hereby requested March 7, - - Senator Harry A. Baldwin of Maul America and President W'oodrow Wilson, The drill begins at 4i30 o'clock. Kauai, recommending that It be made ters," alleged to have conspired against the president's life and to blow up a federal Washington: v Loyal made-toda- y. said today he does not believe a dry and invited to undertake Americans .wel- The visitors will bo taken to all to Include the public utilities commis munition factories, was Fritx Kolb, the. German reservist plantation survey of the schools of the territory come your second inauguration and parts of the fort watch the observers from Mexico, and Hans Schwartz, who was arrested with him. were held law will seriously affect as sion as authorizing rather than the work, however. and to make suca recommendations continued administration. 3iy "person- In the range stations, take a glimpse superintendent of public A to the grand jury today without bait Two bombs found in Kolb's room may seem edu works.' It is believed ty some persona that to the commissioner of al congratulations. Coolidge, Member at the men on the plottlng boards and few. other minor changes were also in a Hoboken hotel were Identified at the preliminary court hearing a3 '. ' ' cation to aid our schools the better to Campaign Committee) Massa- guns, go " - Wilson heavy into action. -'- exposure plot. the majority cf plantation Japanese ' see the suggested. '. r; Ihose which figured in the of the prepare ' j t ' - out ere addicted to the sake habit, but I our children for true Ameri chusetts.:' I v r Both companies will turn for Report was made in favor of Sena life; I : Company, have not found this so, he says. can and that such commissioner With his family Coolidge is en the drill the 1st iinder tor Pacheco's "statehood for HawaH" education be directed by the Con sconced at hotel CapC George K. Larrison, and the 2nd Many of them drink, it Is true, but on of the Moana from the resolution. - - - the other band a large number pride gress of the United States to carry out broad confines of which he has jour- Company, ' under CapL S. T. Hill. German Submarines Sink Ships tleraselves In that they do not drink. such survey. r ; neyed twice since his visit here to see 1; a short time a prohi- ' The resolution Jas passed first read the volcano a which he is amazed Tor LETTER COMPLAINS think in after BENEFITS FROM VISIT BERLIN, Germany, Mareh 7. Su bmarines returning to their bases be- bition law became effective all of them ing and will be printed. two reasons, one for its wonder; and DYNAMITE IS USED tween March 1 and 3 report the sinki ng of hostile vessels aggregating a would realize they do not have to the other becacse that wonder Is', so OF CONGRESSMEN ARE -- tonnage of 204,000, according to a stat cment of the Overseas News Agency. drink to keep in condition. little known in the East' A , : ! . TO SLAUGHTER FISH Co Into Tralrvirj He believes an advertising campaign RECITfDilN LETTER Some ., .' ILLS . "... ., . i ..- - ?. ?:.'-- CAMPAIGN TIES GERMANS LOSE GROUND 0,'I - : v- SUBMARINE should " , - During cutting Eeason the leaders REO IF. be carried on throughout the . . LT to- 0 Into a training reriod," the senator mainland not only for the benefit of In a letter received Tuesday by Senator S. Desha of Hawaii UP MANY SHIPS AT HALIFAX ANCRE IN HOT FIGHTING points out. "They have a special table, interests here but as well for those Snfflirpr Holstein of the house. Dele-- day received a letter from-- wind ward .drink milt and do-al- l they can to who can afford to see such a' world ! gate Kuhio outlines his reason for re-- Oahu complaining against the .dyna- Atoiated Pr bt Fdral W!relas) Prea WrelV harden their bodies to the work." spectacle and have never done so. j questing the legislature to appropriate miting of fish in that vicinity. NEW YORk, N. March 7. Since NEW ltlyORK, N. Y..FtIMarch 7 North . Rica Workers 'Need Booza" The prominent businessman, who 140,000 for the visit of a congressional Mullet, rooi and weke as well as the announcement of German fright-fulnes- g and south pf the river Ancre the Brit- being de- Argument is also being raiselTTEaT has fallen In love with Hawaii, ad--' party to Hawaii other varieties of fish are at sea 53 ships of different na- ish yesterday continued their steady stroyed by hls process according to r the rice planters whfl labor during the vancea the customary argument' the The Iettr says, In part: tionalities have declined to leave port. advance cf the last few days, despilo Pinkham today signed the "Ka-maaina- ." day in deep mud should be considered Governor climate; He is returning In the Great "I thought It would be of great ad- the writer, who signs himself or been detained at Halifax. No heavy counter attacking by the Cer following bills: ' have ; in discussion on a prohibition measure. Northern. - - - ; vantage to Hawaii to . have senators ., sinking was reported yesterday, and man forces. The German liaes ar u House Bill No. 17. as Act 3. entitled: They consider 'their sam-sh- vitally and members of the house 'visit the "The letter states," says Senator Cunard Carmanla arrived increasing their resiatance in that sec- "An act to amend Section 28 of the Desha, the liner necessary at the end ofjthe day, It la islands and study at first, hand the "that police officers are not was convoyed through the tor steadily, but the strokes of the . " ' ! here. She Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915, as am- PRESIDENT WOULD STOP Ka-halu- u. . raid. ' conditions there, so that In the future properly protecting the waters at danger zone, together with nine other British are driving them backward t. by 132 of the Session Laws .it developed today that a moTement ended Act 'FILIBUSTERING METHODS we might receive. If not favorable, at where the dynamiting Is said ships and reports a quiet passage. ' despite all they appear able to do. I on foot to make the "dry" law ef- of 1915, relating to primary law." least Intelligent legislation on matters to be carried on most" On the Verdun front there ai passed by the people, at the House Bill No. IS, as Act 4. entitled: by Wirrltsx) attention congress. Act 622 of the revised laws makes work, by'. fective if Anoiata4 Pr Fadaral brought to the ef MAYOR ON much heavy artillery both, end of the present year, rather than 'An act to amend Section 1517 of the WASHINGTON, D. March ;7 "I believe, and you doubtless will it a penalty to kill fish in this manner SEATTLE sides, ami ' desperate attempt on tho Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915, relat- C me,-tha- Jn July. 1918. The five tndeDcndents in congress de agree with t much good Iegia and provides a maximum fine of $100 ; TRIAUVITH OTHERS part of the Germans under the Crown - Members of the senate backing the ing to general elections" dina absolutely to ally themselves latlon has resulted to us irom tormer or imprisonment for six months, or Prince to,, retake trenches which the movement argue that the vice abate- House Bill No. 25, as Act 5, entitled: with either party and as a' result the congressional trips, and it Is my both, as a penalty. . (.Vwiatvl Preca ay Federal Wirelf) French to retake from them, The "An act 1687 of the - ment law and prohibition law should to amend Section talk of t bipartisan control of the ' opinion that at this time- when there I SEATTLE, March 7. The trial of attacks broke down under the French ; Revised Laws of Hawaii, as 'am- -' - U. S. ' iecome effective nearer together. taia, lower house at the next session in- is a possibility . of international com- N. A. HOLDS TESTS Mayor Gill and a number of other of- barrage 'fire. .which vt- reported a ended by Act 160 of the Session Laws ; possible that such amendment . : j. It is creases steadily here. At a conference , plications,, that Hawaii will play an ficials and citizens, including Chief of having been tremendous?, . ', . "may 1915, relating of - be proposed tomorrow though at of to the election last night the cloture rule was prac--1 mportant part' and hence It is iro- ANNAPOLIS, Md. The' Naval Police E'eckingham, began here ye The Russian forces in the Persian hardly considered like- city and county officers of the City Academy; rtresent this is tically .. adopted, but there will be portant that or conditions be known authorities are conducting terday on a conspiracy charge. ; All of frontier are reported as having teen ly. dozen members of the end County of Honolulu." mill-a- n a Half a further debate later. It Is likely that : more especialW from a naval and series of tests of different types of the others, with the exception of the successful in a series of attacks uron Is . changing senate would favor it. it asserted. These are the acts the extra session of the 64th congress tarv standpoint. - . indirect electric lights and' purpose chief of police, have pleaded guilty to the Turks, and ..he Russian general dates for holding' county primaries by president j ; it-see- we placing such lights In " will be called the about ."Therefore, to me that the rooms of the the charges. ' staff last night announced the capture general for general -- , 7 Walker Percy, counsel and election. June, but it was announced last night can do no better. for our territory than midshipmen if they prove satisfactory, The officials - were indicted on of two .villages from th Ottocaa ar- te Tennessee Cost. Iron & Railroad that Mr. Wilson had declared that the to have the men who guide the affairs The question of proper lighting for the charges of taking bribes- - from liquor mies, and added that the Turks ar j Com oany shot and tilled himself at William B. Carlile was selected for first thing" to be done was to change . nation visit ns and use of midshipmen has close - of the ascertain received dealers operating in violation of the fleeing the vicinity of 'Eijar, wher- his home at Birmingham, Ala. postmaster at Chicago. tne senate rules against ruiDustenng. our needs." attention for years. ;. - state "dry law. there has been heavy flshtlr: of Utr". HOKOLTJLU STAE-BUIIiETI- N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917. y I r ! J . i i " i o ': ,' 'i WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY FitiliT fliJ LICfflSE llilfl HAS BILL USE OF COiiTMT FUr.'D FOR o JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 123t CfflmC v. :: : ' t ' . I l i'f ; j U. J - U .. ';0'- - ILLCQLik'SUPMIOriWfllll m PLEBISCITE FEEDING GUAROSffflTO PEPilOBEO Mother's beci exZovz dlda't even produce such delicious and wholesome bread a A verbal clash between Honolulu Vr. F, C. MIghton. one of the local House Resolution Provides for entrance of police oiiicers, and where Oil there is exhibited any gambling de- physician and chiropractors is ex- chiropractors, said today that he has PfflGlffi LOVE'S REAM BREAD of Use dice, banking percent- heard the physicians are willing: to ac- an investigation vice, cards, or. your door wrapped and if you'll pected legislative halls, -- vhich will be delivered at fresh around the cept a compromise by which there - of Armory Also! age game. The other bill makes it a will ma ; any person -.- ' and house members believe ft shall b establlFhed a composite ex- misdemeanor for to exhibit o'V'-.'-t:;; PH0NB 14-- 3 1 o . Measure With Otters of inter- gambling devices cards or other game terialize tonotto w eight when House amining beard. He said such a board Whether the'money of the people of J behind barricaded doors. Kill $1, providing for the licenses ot would probably be made up ef three est to Hawaii Cannot Pass especially money In of chance up physicians, one osteopath one the territory, the Representative da Silva, in a third chiropractors, comes for public and ' special funds, including the roaj from Kalapana to bearing before the health committee. chiropractor. ;: 2 at This Session 'S certain 601, provides that, where it Is clearly strectlon ef a 4 f Vf -- governor's $50.00contingentnnd,ha8 Kapaahu, Kelekolio. , ; , Such compromise totally un- shown that a person has committed Hawaii. , . The till in substance amends the a is spent Judicionsty during last 193 EVE'S SUNDAY DRESS grant chiro- chiropractors we can , "I might say also lhat I'introduced been the suicide cr met death, in accident which House Bill V revised laws to licenses to fair to the and fog leg- two years, a question the con- - 8Y practors who hold diplomas from regu- net accept it," he said. "We have tried a bill Un Congress! gi to the is that he alone was concerned in, or died Appropriating $I0.0K for the USEO PUBLISHER the right to vote on prohibi- members of the bouse desire to have cor- st l 'of & road from Hcnckaa to. 4 .TOf PAPER lar schools or colleges of chiropractic. such beards In the states and they al islature suddenly from natural causes, no action ' CETUT tion or to grant a plebiscite on that answered, and the Jlrst step in the oner's jury shall be summoned. Kukuihaelc. Hawaii Kelekolio. f i - ' provided that they hold certificates ways ork out. as an injustice to the ' - ' ' question." : , campaign to get the answer was taken ; ' Hcuse Bill 194 . SANTA CRUZ. Cat Because any chiropractic representation chiroprae " : 4 from state board of siraller the ; $20tC00 for Maui Wharf . : payment high paper com-fzatio- n This is one of several intereVtius today..,;- ,M: 'j Increasing the rcctjthly of the cost of and the examiners. forecasts a later organ tors, what we want is a. board - tot It let- on Armory Use The recommendation of the Mac Queen toj- - or suoscrmers to pay up, of a board of chiropractic ex-- f pctent to pass on chiropractic and bits of information contained in a Inquiries unuoknlani from t2.. raiiure received on .Tuesday y Spenkcr Action came In the form of a reso- chamber of commerce that a whart at Ahuna. 4 Luther JIcQneston, publisher of 4 aminers In the territory. The licenses that means one made up of chiroprac- ter Lahaina be provided for was answered $litn. .:.-- , - II. Holstein of the fnmi Dele- lution . introduced by Representative 4 the Mouataltt Echo, BoukleF are now to be issued by the territorial tors. t' V" U home by Representative Waiaholo In a bill House Bill 196 at' treasurer. The bill provides that chi- "Many states authorize the Issuance gate Kohio.VThe letter contlnms: Marqcez and fathered by Speaker !!. Prorhiinff for an armor tionment for:"' Creek, has nrinted an edition of cp the National aapropriatlng $200,000 for the con- h, .weekly on fig leaves. The ropractor! who have been practising of licenses to chiropractors and Ha- "When this bfll was before ine C Holstein. It refers to pier. laying water pipes through homestead I armory having been turned Into struction ofnbe. This was the I edition consi.ta of five dried In Hawaii for three months prior to waii should, do the same. Our work committee on territories. forwarded Guard day's largest "money" measure. lot at Waianae. Oahu. Mossman. en- bill providing for the plebiscite a "boarding house" in January; Febru- . 4 leaves painetl together with a the passage of the act are thereby speaks for itself. We do not adminis- the Discussion on House Bill 26. Repre- . twig titled to licenses. v ter drugs or medicine orperform. any by petition, ha;t that ra by reason ary and March. 1916 and demands to 'rProvidingVi J I ,L''f".n and printed on both sides I why for, sentative Wilder's measure providing for the ofall; and conta,U4 - materially, is de- operation. our of the fact that had promised the know the and wherefore the -- n.g lteK3. cUi- bill surgical Don-coiiwau- The differs it The record of a close season for amaama, or mullet e- m. anti-saloo- n people' of Honolulu s.me expenditure of $8.10.37 for furnishing and legal advertising and an clared from that brought up at the cases can be cited to the legislators to has been deferred until Saturday. u -- Ufy 1915, ow we hearing," time ago that I would be in favor of meals to "Hawaitans. : Filipinos and uuMi M.-- editorial in which McQueston sets 4 legislative session of but hss th that are entitled to Representative Pasfhoal and Mossman - prohi-bitic- n. . i "returning aroused the same opposition on the There Is no association of chiroprac- this Idea rather.than of straight others," whether these persons', were presented nvuie Bin forth his reasons for any' Immigration a minority report of the Appropriating a monthly, benefit of to principles ' fn? print part of medical doctors. tors here, he said, as there are only In event, whether it be indigents under the committee on agriculture, bucking first 4. ed ttc so-call- fur- $100 foir Capt. J. C. Lorenzen. former paper." - The physicians are reported to have about five of them. He expects that by the bill I introdticed or by the board. 'and why such meals were measure. The report holds during ' 4 that ;; ; It is In armory gcvefument pilot. Wilder. ., .' engaged ah attorney to represent them he and Dr. W. C. Weirlck will present plebiscite by petition, nished at the National Guard a close season the price of amaama 4 ' 4 ' idea. immigration station. 4 4'V V-- 4 tomorrow night. . . the case for the chiropractors. Hue with the borne role Instead of at the hardship on 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 rises and works m a those BIG DECREASE IN v 0 Other Heme Pule Bills The resolution, which is people who look to fish as one of their M have Introduced and bad hear- reads, as follows: principal food items. The majority of - WHEAT: CROP LAST YEAR INDUSTRIES. PAY, BIQ TAX ings with Explicit-Informatio- ,on several bills dealin? n Sought .; . the committee favors the bill. WASHINGTON, crop home rnle for the territory, Om of president of IX C World By AiMiaUd Fnu provides the by the "Resolved, that the the Paschoal and. Mossman also are production estimates, for 191C, cabled MILAN. Italy. The government tax them for, election board of immigration, labor and sta- bucking Wilder's measure providing pcor-h- of the governor and the secre- to the department of agriculture by cn war Industries for the year 1916 " of of re- ' ; , ' tistics the territory Hawaii for the protection of crabs, lobsters Agri- to $5,000,oon 1174 com- tary of the territory. . ;" the . International institute of amounted for AKi". Y: port to this house through the clerk and crawfish. Action oa-- this blU has ' - ' panies, profits DlIlICII CESPOKD READILY "Another one places in the hands culture 'at Rome, shows: . the total of which were of this house, the number of "Hawa- been deferred until Saturday. -- $18.000,000. . tax 384 com- of , legislature disposal of all! Wheat 1)7 leading countries), 2, The war for the .the Portuguese,' Filipinos and oth Many Bills, or An- iian, Come In 478.000,000 bushels,: 2 5.3 per cent less panies at the nelghboring'city of Tur.i tLe pubuc lands tne territory. who were meals ; Is to effect all federal ers.' furnished at the The following bills were introduced than the 1915 crop. amounted to $r,O00,0Ort. Of this suu) other the that .' ' ' are as cheery arnf immaculate, as It National "Guard . armory, daring the In the house today: ; o; , an automobile company alone paid appointees shall be residents of the 5 Rye (11 - OSO.OOO.OOO " WITH milTISH ARMIES IM months, of January, February and -: countries! r THE beings. . For all ,- ; $1,250.0'K). many companies ap- intended for luman territory. The fourth gtves u the . , House BHI 184 1915, "While March-'-1916- . - bushels, u.2 per cent less than FRANCE. It would be difficult to except the most minor operations an legislature right provide Involving .the auni of 'Making further regulations, regard- pear to have endeavored to dodge the a more pampered lot of beings the either to JR30.27. appears on page 16 of Oats 14 countries. 3,158,000.000 find anaesthetic is administered, r; for suffrage or to call a pleb- which ing the holding of coroner's Inquests, war tax,' It has been strictly applied. war-horse- s. woman" bushels, 13.6 per cent les3 than 1915. that the In the stress of "The hbrses take the chloroform re the report of said president to the V.'. ;.5 c, ";'"" Many companies declaring earnings of iscite to pass on the question. da Silva,:;. ; I." 2,7tLO0-).00- . Corn (six' countries battle they, suffer with the men. but rnarkably well," said the officer com- Governor, and whether Uiese . people ' "Owing tc the congestion of legisla- House Bill 185 hnahoia li. k npp rpnf ipsa than 191a.' the number of equine "casualties manding one hospitals to who . were furnished meals were In- " pay greater sums, togetner of the the tion no action can be taken ou Hem Making !t , a misdemeanor to be A" ;: ":.r....v ::r: rar... wun a among of thousands of Cotton (United States. India, the hundreds correspondent of The x Associated digents under the immigration board: ,. penalty for Incorrect statements. at this session, but the preliminary present at .a gambling game behind Egj-pt)- equiv- l.crses employed Is really very small. Press. "1 don't think we have lost but whether or. not. they were immigrants Japan and 17,0?I,00ft . hope barricaded doors. Silva. SOO-poun- - ' work has been done. and I for da d .bales, 7.9 per Vcent There are . veterans among . the one patient in six months," under the provisions of Act T22, of alent the last of the . , HOuae Bill 186 horses who have been three or four added, favorable acticn at the' next' session by, whom more than in 1915. he Con ere a. It would'ai Very uich revised lawsr and, who and Making it a misdemeanor to con- times wounded: there are even hose j In' by authority Patient Sickness Washington if the legislature in pro- and what said meals, as duct a gambling game behind closed nervous . who have suffered break "Patient" seems a most appropriate a foresaid. Vere furnished ; at the Na- ''- PARIS LAUNDRIES'CLOSE per form would adopt a resolution In- doors. da Silva. - .' (V)v: 3 frcm the shattering shock. of designation They are tional Guard armory by one Poo for, the horses. dorsing the spirit of th bills." :. House Bill 187 ;.: s. If they were men in khaki they very Cltong; w hy By AuoclaUd yrs "v. pictures of patience until they delegate isays Is now work- and 'said meals were fur- Appropriating $200,000 for a wharf vcl'.J have geld fctrfpes of hor.or upon stage conYalescence. The he armory PARIS, FranceLaundries in the reach the of ing on persons wbo are ex- nished 'at the National Guard at Lahaina, Maui. Waiaholo". llu.'r fleeves, but the faithful old Each patient has a aluminum the list of Instead of the Immigration capital and througkout the department FOR SALE. little pected to Come On pro.'wsed at station: v ; House Bill 188 h.TKs tack to the front time and tag and a hospital which tells here the of furnished, of the Seine are facing a crisis. Not chart '. ..' also tne" number meals Creating a vocaticnaf training motorcycle, jast over- X-- way trip of a Congressional party. in- Indiai twin t!r., ? .'a asking nothing la the his age, color, where be came from, the per capita expense per head and f only has the material they use school at Lahainaluna. Maui. Brown. 100 per hauled and enameled, fine condition, cf r:r.k cr distinction. ; what he shall have to eat end drink the number of days tn which the Na- creased 60 to cent, but the i ; House Bill 189 - tires, for sale cheap. Address Kf i in Fin Condition . ' shortage of coal is causing a- number '.new and take, when he shall have a nice armory was as a - n. tional Guard used Appropriating $35,000- for the con- box 5Cf, Star-Bulleti- ; 6727-t- f they get very - WUt instead is the hot bath and various notations as to HOUSE NOTES 4 boarding house.."- - . '','.; of them to close their establishments. . 1 struction ofa, courthouse at Lahaina, r; l r f tool tvi rler.ty cf it, th kind- hi3 condition and behavior., There Is One of the largest laundries ,at Holstein Approves Resolution o V Maui. Brownl .. . Piano, good condition, suitahle,child, enre apprecia- BouIogne-sur-Sei- n est cf and the keenest a personal touch about the treatment 1 irt the suburbs of is. 12tu day ; This the of the session. This resolution, declares Speaker : House Bill .190 , beginner. Wm. L. Peterson, iwtarjr the services they reader. Visi- to operate. same ' tion cf of the horses which in Itself, bespeaks ------Paris has ceased The 6?27-;- V -- - - i . is' public, 'Mngoon Mdg. t ex-rrc- .j t Holstein, the first step toward a Providing for the 'weekly payment x. ters to tie Utile zcr.e invariably the esteem In which, they are held. adjourned 10 -- thing happened at The house has until thorough find out how county , c:r iciaent at the appearance Walking "O. ;C" probeto the of and city and county labor Some of the restaurant keepers fear about the wards, the tomorrow morning. -- ' FCH RENT o'clock ' moacyr druhefpie-faai- i been, spent. Joseph. . .. ' ir.i condition of the horses. Just now had a kind word or two for his pa- er8. i they' will "be Unable to supply table- ' "want to : : ";. 191 ".M. t! cy fr.tig and warm under the particularly "we know,, and tre going House Bill napkins In some places Roynl Grove, furnished bunga- tre tients. It seemed a human . A meeting of the education commit- to find ' con- cloths and and nuly cf long winter out, he says, "whether the Appropriating $10,000 for the by low, 3 Co. k their thing to do. And he patted most of tee was to be held at 2:30 o'clock moneyr judi- the latter article' is being replaced bedrooms. Trent Trust strong-- : people's has been srent struction of a landing Hana, Maui. ' .C727-?5- at - rc:.t. T! ry are fat ani end called many by .name; v : ' one of. paper. V t them . The public com- ' -- ';'-.- ; tissue Ti-'y ccn-r- : this afternoon. lands ciously or.- through y favoritism.. t It Joseph. M ''; v . s; '.a?h old charger," he said of one, " r'd'ar.d "Tliis mittee was to meet with the harbor looks as if 1 number de- : ' 192 ' : ily tVrc. the r.ud in twos, great In hospital, ' of heads of House Bill LOST :h "is a favorite the boafd thia afternoon. A finance com- partments have pot been carrying put Regulating A. Bedford,, president of the t: : , four? cr twelve?, crtr"'.ng guns grounds for divorce. lie has been one of the bravest of the 9 ' v Oil Company of New Jersey, mittee meeting will Be held at; dictates, legislature. ' - .' , ;. T , standard For Terrier, license 1776; white body, ; 1 1 :.vy wakens them" with Lrave, has lost an eye in battle, and the of the last Kelekolio. . tomorrow, police, ' Hun-newe- ll - o'clock mornins. the, "Money has been set aside for the ' was a director of the Guaranty one ear black. Reward. 2006 i .vcr t!.e necessity cf a harsh word so Nelson.- I am going .' House Bill 193. elected we caH him v health and military committee meets aid Indigent he, con- - Ne'-- - ' Manoa.. C727-t- f r r a w: get him. a good of Immigrants,' adds, Appropriating $4000 for the Trust Company of York.- St.. io send to Paris and ft: SO tomorrow morning. . ' to love tLe hrrscs. Cffi--e glass eye before ho goes back to the at o'clock referring to the resolution. "Now a. v!o r r.ve t"tn l.fre frcm tl be- - front, so none cf the ether horses will Hawaiian can not 'claim to be an Im- will rer migrant-' -- t-- d ere still a few left, The members of the house Yet we understand some of tl.rre have a chance to 'swank' .it over him. -- thi-- j Hrvai-hin- . i.: they have view the National Guard and Naval money was used to supply s t:.:.t all tr.it time It won't really be a glass eye, because " Militia, at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn- with food' - , r scon r.n act cf cruelty toward they are made cf a composition, not so ' w ' - - ' ' 1 1 ing, presumably from the steps of the Seek Increased Pay' ' r; cr ro. . i , fiarlle. The horses do not mind the -- capitol building. . ; ; ' An pay of employes ts r.:; erst artificial eyes at-al- l and they look increase in the ? rer.-- ; i for the srlcndld arrcar-- h awfully well In thera." -- of all departments, boards an(com- cf t! c -- r. -- 3 t t!;? front is the H. B.-14- providing for the punish- missions of the territorial government s Mcst Return to .o cr.e t'-oin- to Srvlce ment of persons who borrow money at Is provided for in. a resolution Intro ti it t: :vv rot thorough e Sa of r.3 cf cvcr-faUo'j- or detilita-i- s is the work the Illegal. rates of interest, was tabled to- duced by Representative Ahuna today, i l.e tol.cn 'cut of service and veterinary service that if a patient de- day.. The judiciary committee Is of The proposed increase is . on the fol- velops a contagious i t.i a hospital to recr.rernte. disease all the the opinion that such a measure would lowing scale: Employes receiving less too, the horsrs ccrrse hcrses In the unit from which'he came work a hardship on a person In ur- than 10 a month, an Increase of $15 ex- ' lli.-ter- s are called in for CI infection and - a $75, ah .:. ro::d upon ''their gent need of money.- .... . month; less than .increase of tn in Jure i foct that may amination, So successful is the work $10;. less than $100, am increase of $5. in tloor. cr with that' 82 per cent cf all sick cases and Because its provisions already are He followed this measure with a bill !fi rcti'd "casualties" are returned to active i i t lie: i in 26, bill 29, which" provides that the monthly pay - ' ' ' covered house bill bouse ;: ; service. '. ., U. it f : : t triVuta to the relating to the appointment of district ment of $123Q now.received by Queen . s c I" vcr, tl.ot "If we were dealing- - with numan magistrates.,. was tabled In the house Liliuokalanl be increased. ,tqc, $1500; - ' ' (. c . t teinss," said the officer commanding, , ; ' : ';.;. month. The $1250 payment was fixed 'T' , .i today .' , 1 : :to t..e rr.r.l;s cf "we could run the percentage up to by Act 43 session : laws,..1911. - t 1 i e I f n Ifcctu-- 1 Hut unfortiin.ately in Legislation Maul jumped f ' the nineties. for into -- I r 1 for give dealing ith the horses we have at iu the house on recommendation of tbe he orf agai today. Representative ; . r ence . toweign cases me Brown..Jatrpdndng.a bill providing rs. lines ineir is seated police -- . military fot i.unre. ' and committee. ,11, is r.cw a it'.r.x cf the of pounds, shillings and pence.'; In?jD. 113 providta' pensions for police the creation of a vocational training words we Maui, an- 1;-'- in France, other, have to decide 0fflcers who have been 15 years m the school at Lahainaluna, and. other for ah appropriation of $35,000 ' service, and H.1 B.v provides that a :.t v K'..S;.ru-n- from . Is he too old to be of much service for the.. construction of a court bouse ; . .. . . I i. i t jt ni . i owners .of auto vehicles shall, furnish i (;':,;; y c.;:',;naieu. wucn ne is ur iu me cuuree $500. se- at Lahaina. yesterday measures rer - an indemnity oond of before 1 c . . "i i of treatment be so long and expensive latiirg to Maui, covering appropriations . . ' curing a license. . - Tcors cf the Sout'.i as to outweigh the value of future use- - of '$620,000, were ; introduced-by- ;, the ' 'to 1 ) In striving war efficiency - .My rr cent cf the fijlaess? for --Representative Waiaholo introduced valley island" solonsv 1 : a.'.'; ' ted by the and the highest potentiality of horse Nevy Wharf Hana ..: . i a resolution providing that two. Ha-waiia- far. ''' o y'cr.rs a half I power all these things must be con- - Representative Jqsepfl introduced a tvo ehJ ; . be given patents to small v..;:; r ; siuere-u- Jt-i-a wiu bilLappropiiatih $10tO0Q for the con- wrr. lae numuf uie viu, bwi au lands on which they Jiave been living by thou-:.s- n of the survival of the TJiere of a landing Maul, "J fittest ' struction at Hana. ..' - for many years without having a clear two cent have is no other way." . following bill with a measure pro per' y. - the title: y: v.,--.-j- - . The mules have been Some idea of the number of Amer- viding- that all. county and city labor ' - As a rodter of ican horses "doing their bit" in the be, paid every week instead of twice a . H. B. 129 'providing $590 be ' interesting ;; most that ', of ; r tot.jh and hardy war can be gained. from the fact that month.'', '.''.-- ' . V the cttr into the veterln- - 40 per cent of all admitted to hospital paid to T. B.Lyons' fofthe use of his Two bills. Introduced by Representa- fJNE come from the. United States. land by the ifoyal school; has passed tive Kelekolio provide that the Hawaii -- - ' reading. .'. ' ." ; ' ' ' ; r. features in printing sitiia- - the l rov'Jt J for them hr third supervisors set aside aufii of money -- t very nearly approach MILLIONAIRE'S FIANCEE ? from the permanent improvement fund 1 s cf Heaven. It is a CAN'T CUT HER CLASSES The bill providing for the transfer of the county for the construction of a i'.a expenses schools tion is type of firms and men i of the of industrial the ; y h ( i to ce cf the convalescent road from Honokaato Kukuihaele, this ;,r. cr. ccir.n.v at meal times, KANSAS CITY; Mo. Mere school and detention homes from the school sum not to exceed $40,000, and that i : al-- i to appropriation bill passed . cs t; c ccnva'Cscer.t8 stand biK)ks are no fit training for a fund the they set aside another sum, not to ex who use Star Bulletin Printin reading . ' ., o t nose to nose, and If the horse girl w ho is engaged to a Pasadena, third today.,, ceed $4,000 for. the construction of a I. . . across ti e way gets is hay Tlrst,. there CaU multi-millionai- re lad of 16, ac- read from Kalapana to Kapaahu. SS, ap- a tcrril-l- e hu'.latsloo. A. particu- cording to Mrs. Austin Diestelhorst. House bill prOTiding for the Representative Wilder introduced a $1500 purchase $10Q Star-Bullet- larly' ravcus ratient now and then 3S35 Harrison boulevard, who was be- propriation of for the bill providing that' a month be in : 1 list Printing i hay court of Capt; The of users v rot co.lv cat this .portion of fore .Iud?e Portcrfield recently. Com- of law books for the circuit appropriated for the benefit of 1 A reading well-now- n it the rt: e ntt that surrounds it plaint was made of a failure to send the fourth circuit, passed' third J. C Lorenzen, the pilot, healthy . - stil)stan' few r!;l.ts oti had such a her daughter. Eva. to In the house. , ,. such benefit to continue during the shows an exceptional average as to i;;.l:te he tried to eat the blanhet school. The girl had only remainder of his life. The bill points ' attended substit-it- li- Capt. Lis nearest neighbor. , thirty-seve- n . The bill relating to out that Lorenzen has retired in of . 120 school days. xxid affairs,' - out ' position govern- tiat rating strong position in i- FeJ Fcur Times Csily Jin Diestelhorrt, accompanied by censes for j lace amusement ill health from the of v All the hcrses in hospital are fed where a dance hall or floor is not at- ment pilot after having held it for her daughter, juvenile ' " ' deblli-tr- . cainu into : '.- foor tiroes a day. The more tached bus passed second reading iu more' than 25 .years. ;t V court recently. When asked about her " Tlie typical user is a successful man who thinks for himself, and co.es six Divorces . ted are fed five and times. school,! u wUl ukea tblrd Are Covered . daughter s failure to attend lhej!use' A V.'l.cn tr.py are particularly run down ,VBU1B - ? bill r.egarding grounds for divorce Mrs. , iumur,w"- who owes his place in the world.to his hahit of getting the facts anil of being mistaken for .Diestelhorst explained that the was by Representative Ke- tv.l ia di.r?er irl was enzaTed to john Nicholas 4 Introduced root cf bor.e-yar- d hat-rack- s, the pa- lekolio. This measure provides, among using own whftle haV io Brcwn, who was celebrated some tenj j SENATE NOTES his judgment. His halit of lift tamrht hint et nothing but cooked focds, other things, that, one party may seek : tients --1 ? '" years as $10,000,000 baby, ' ; a?o the . scok ' - ': f.rd.tlcy Xuirly revel in them. They ydje a divcrce where the other party is efficiency. . ? ;' wedding would take place in - four! Senator H A. Baldwin, chairman of 1 are tor.ics, too. and it is remarkable sentenced to imprisonment for life or " - years. She was being fitted for pr.Mic binds improve-sutla- n ''':::v :;:;-;';;,;- to tee U;e improvement in their condi- her4the and internal forseven years or more. It Is further : ,;1;; , ?r0 In life. . F urthermore, Miss jment committee, introduced a hill yes-Er- a tion that a few weeks work. The diet provided., that where one is afflicted" letter-hea- d re- Phone 4911 we will s.ee that your catalogue or , for ."debilities' consists of oatmeal is so smart she keeps up with her terday providing for the transfer with leprosy, either .party may, apply li-s- class even If she only goes to school of the bureau ot hydrography . from gruel, ccd gruel boiled turnips and for a divorce on this ground. . you ;'-- " - flects the beauty and good taste would have it. f called cits. Later they get crusned uuw," "e. iue coun oe- the board of agriculture to the land Two bills relating to gambling were Cit3 Sr. J i; jij , auu annual, uc--1 - c nv v ctmmisrlcner together with all mate- introduced by Representative da Silva. fere they know it are m tne con-- gularly. rials and equipment,' the land commis- One provides for the punishment of : to the same authority as YsJescent ward.' ,' . sioner have any person or persons found' present STAR-OULXETI- The operating rooms with their, big N GIVES YOU formerly held by the board of agricul- In' a room or. house or place barred or teds fpreadVupon the concrete floors TODAY'S NEWS TODAY ture."- : ' ; barricaded to make it difficult for. the ':

STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, WEDNESDAY, MABOI 7,1917.

; -- r LETTERS ' !G DAY FOR HOME RULE FDIi IfJDIA MilIDC I i ID respect mm- CHORUS GIRL BURNED ASK THE PARENTS i :TATALLYS HAWAIIAN mm V Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. SI., meets ORESa CATCHES Fir. , ' ' Star-Bulleti- n. ; V tonight. . . r ;';;,--- Editor Honolulu -- WILL BE STILL D SAYS STUDEI BROWS' tEI0.RY Sir: attended the mass meeting PINE BLl'FFS,-r, - Ark,? MW, George W. De Long Post, G. A. R., Sunday evenlne at the Opera House 4 r h.stacr wiissu. tirl Mil cut ' aehorus ha meeting this evening., ; - ani lie ton ' TSl niior t nmniMA .the' DoutiitL ",Wilcn Co:.. came forcibly to mind: "How many 4 Company, burred when her I - know-- AsMctaUd i twill-tel- l The members of the Catholic Ladies t fathers and mothers iositivcly wailan costume eatght lire r: CO fty Tful you the claim that Hindus Society BY LEGISLATURE GREAT WRY LAHOUh, India.ItiiiUcal matters and Mohammedans cannot work In har- Aid will meet in the 'Library where their sons and daughters are at gaa heater, died here recently. have taken on an added prominence tn a'pixre of Hawaii at 10 o'clock tomorrow almost any time of day or night? How ; - mony is fallacy; but to cne'who morning. India of late, due largely, according to has srent many. years in India and has many fathers make com rations of f , the genera! expression of opinion, to legislature today their own sons and are positive that From trade a deep study of these questions Filipino Both houses of the Local, Merchant Returns the fact that the war has shown the self-evide- Eleven Koreans and one regret they know who ther sons associate ft seems an almost fact rassed resolutions of at the ROUND THE ISLAND TOU Orient Wifh Many Antiques people of this country their Impor- that the chirm to be bridged between have filed In federal coart their dec- death, of the late Cecil Brown, one of with and what they are doing and tance to the rest of the empire, there- two bodies is wide deep. laration of Intention to become Amer- Honolulu's- - best known residents and where they are at night particularly? there and the-Island- ! of Years Old ".- - ... own Around .' 51.75, S;: Hundreds by arousing their aspirations for prog- Ultiirately, through a process of edu- ican citizens. at one time a member of the terri- How many mothers take their March 4. L ress. Naturally thrs subject of ultr cation; Hindus and Mohammedans will torial legislature. Many members of daughters into their confidence and Tickets at Bonson. Ho- - 7:S0 evening Bishop Fong Inn. Chinese merchant of rrate home role occuples.a iarte Place be drawn together Into c!o3e enough At o'clock this both houses expected to attend the watch over them and throx a guard and one of the ot poll 1 1 A. W. Leonard wilL speak at the - . through from the nolulu. Jcadtos ,9lleCt;in the thocghts the Indian political bonds so that they can work funeral this afternoon.- - around theta life cf antiques in America, returned (riaa. a few of the so-call- ed radi-fror- o Methodist church on the topic Th cradle to weddinz day?" When the tirs ultra in unison frrr the cemmon good. .We ' '- The resolutions In the house were 11 racnthsjn China on : caig Call of the Church. - " more a totr of even advocating the Immediate have sen 8'm''.ar conditions in', the Introduced by Representative William time ccmes that rcrents "wilf flro YouUcrn the-Koie- Maru. Sunday. The trip( granting cf acme, form of self-govern-w- ptrt' history cf manv countries,, and H Miles, who moved that the sceaker closely watcbj their children and make provinces and - txh-- u made through tine meet. while thc question cf religion at the The Honolulu Gas Company's re- TnQlnt three reDresentaUvea to at- - their chndrens own noma more at- Docs niht find you Brought many antiques back j ': t Kong Has neighbor or 1 American H'ghly Honored ,' mcment is a most important one, yet quest tcMne public utUIUes.commls--; tC2d the funeral this afternoon. Speak-sio- n tractive than that cf anv nerves unsettled too tired 3 : . - with him.. r, , - The questions ol what the Britisa I do not feel that it is a permanent that it be allowed to continue the j er Holstein appointed Representatives friend, then will taeje ba no need of tner-- 1 to When seen tojay the Chineie government ought to do and intend to barrier in the way cf political prog- present custom of closing IU books i miles. Andrews and Kalana. vice commissions cr abatement laws chant said that he had traversed the do towards bestowing further political as of D5cenber SO each year instead' Shingle in regulate tbe evils 'spoken of at that of ress for India. Senator K.W. introduced Interior of China where the rarest 'towers on the Indian, and of how Has Faith In People ;.' of June SO aa directed by, the com the senate this afternoon the following mass meeting: Parents, it is up to yoa. antiques are to be found and was much immediate advance the Ird!an " "Despite, all the drawbacks to home mission, has been '.granted. concurrent resolution over the death ED. H. WEBSTER. ex- .mm very pleased with conditions that himself is capable of making, are be- rule, I have great faith In the capacity of Hon. Cecil Brown. The senate ad- - A Father and Grandfather. the interior ings 1 - isted there. He said that generally and eagerly discussed. of India to govern Itself ultimately and A law partnerships has been form- j jcuraed at the end of the aession'out cities art widening the streets and A correspondent of the Associated to do it well. The Indians are a won- ed between Attorney E. A. Mott-Smit- h Cf respect to the memory cf the de-- ANDERSON IS DESERTER putting in sewer systems that rival Press has discussed these questions derful people, and while they lack cer-- ana juage Aiexanaer unasay, jr. iir.i ceased ; Mott-Smit- - Sd Class, the best in America. with scores of prominent Europeans which we of the h Is a former secretary- of Whereas, on the 6th day of March, John F. Anderson, musician. uin characteristics food-toni- great - . According Fong, has - - th w riantv Tnirw mm 1 Headquarters Company, 2nd Infantry; c tKar . to China innw .nnlans dnrinr i v i if inw u r rii imri am ' .iin HiiiriM Hawaii and Judge Lindsay has been in! 1317, the Honorable Cecil Brown, a la trie correc f improved LI Yuan Hung :.. army ae- - 4 ly since has, months. Some extremely radical - has deserted, according to ether features they have shown them- turn district magistrate, circuit judge, distinguished . eittaen of the Terri troubles. Its live? c - ' taken the presidency, and educational views were encountered but the xna- deputy attorney-genera- l and attorney. tory of Hawaii, and formerly a mem- scriptive cards Issued from Fort ""T,r!J-- t fLJKJ,J;L every - ' Jt pur being improved In Jcrity of 'Who ' "''' ::;:- Andersen's residence before . methods are those txpressed an 6pi- 0f this vast empire are rousing in' a generaL '-' a ber of the senate of the Territory Shafter. army , ennCXl DlOOd nOL" province. He was very much pleased ion met on certain common grounds remarkable manner from the lethargy of Hawaii,' as well as of the House he joined the was Oklahoma the and , City, 23 years of age and ; nerve-center- s. Ycur ' with the improvement In city planning. which are well summarized in en in into which they had sunk. The public utilities commission has cf Nobles of the Hawaiian Kingdom, okia. He is the Fong brought back a number of an- - terview with the Rev. Dr C. Evin?, was a stenographer by occupation. He respond J. I cannot, of course, set myself tip postponed to March 20 its, hearing on . '.was removed by the' hand of death; strength will to ' light blue eyes, light brown hair tiques which date back to me Bung the well known American' educatir, - ".'--'-- has - ae a spokesman of the government of the new; reduced interialand wireless .and "' Scott's Emulsion- but SCO 9G0-112- 7. ccji-pie- complexion. weighs 13a .. . . Dynasty, Two of these pieces w ho for the past seven years haa i d of- and fair He India, but I have talked with many rates of the Mutual Telephone Com- Whereas, it' is 'fitting that this crnTTcA wf by Ho- vice-chancell- pounds and Is five feet and five and JUU UVV1 have already been purchased a the Important post of ficials on the question home-rul- e, pany. post ponemen t is re- bedy should place upon Its records of The at the three-fourth-s inches in height Scott & Borac Eljoa Scid. K. J. nolulu collector. Other rare pieces or president, of the University and 7 may say that in general I have quest of the corporation 'and is made an expression of appreciation of his from the Ming Dynasty are in the col- of the Punjab. Dr..EwingIs the only gathered the Impression that the Brit- so Manager J. A. Balch can appear life and, services to his country and which is now on exhibition at American who has ever been accorded - lection ish government intends to do all that at the hearing. He will return from a tribute of respect to hi3 memory; s he-stow- Company so high ed - " the Fong Inn on Nupanu an honor In India as was i - may , seem possible to facilitate the Washington on the Great Northern. '..and; . gathered upon was street. Rare embroideries him when he made entrance of Indians who are qualified Whereas, throughout nis lifetime from the interior of China and. which head of this university, to direct, the to higher government m positions in the . Applicants who have recently filed speni in the Hawaiian islands, the years among 27 colleges" - are hundreds of old are activities of affiliated in service ,Vk , requests for passports at- the federal though actively engaged of Fong Inn." He said the province, with student popu- deceased.'; the collection their court clerk's office, include Mrs. Al- in his profession as a practising of an some 12.000. . today fhat he had a number lation As a mark of bert Waterhouse and Mr. and Mrs. lawyer business large mag- - tiques1 which .dated back to the Tang appreciation Tor his services to this on in of Waterhouse, who expect to ' . 11 years country was by King TRIAL Fred T. P. nitude, nevertheless at tlme3 Dynasty., over 1200 old. He aiso he decorated the SIRAIN OF leave in the steamer Tenyo Maru on was willing to perform U duty as with him a number of in 1914, beings-mad- e Companion of broucht back the 18 Malay Peninsula.' Miss ruo-li- c. MB April for the a citizen by the participation in modern Chines? works of art Indian Empire. He has made a deep Lavina Lally, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. able study of political questions in affairs and to devote nis India Hickerson, Jr., who are going to the services to the cause of good gov- and not Infrequently has been consult- - POLICE COURT NOTES CAUSES Orient, and Kitt Dalton, bound for. the ernment; and ". .'' '- ; ' V': WE ANNOUNCE" ANOTHER EXCURSION AT TIi: ed by government officials on delicate FAIII1 t Fiji Islands, also have applied tor Terri- policy. . : ; Whereas, by his death the GO matters of W 'v'-.- :. Lau Poo paid f for having opium pa8SP0rtS. ; tory the ir-- INCLUSIVE RATE OF . ' ' ' Deems Home Rule Inevitable of Hawaii has suffered in possession, , Dr. Ewing' expressed the belief that - Dawn Moore, who was found in a ' reparable loss of one of its ablest home-rul- e and most distinguish 1 cUzens ; 15 for India was inevitable,! fainting condition near the Pierpoint . Borges was fined for Manuel night emergency v? DAILY REMINDERS Now, therefore, be It resolved, driving. .' , but declared that the country was not last and taken to the . heedless prepared for It moment and hospital aftd later to the sanitarium that the senate of the Territory cf at the ' 'some today's Hawaii hereby gives expression to court were fined $3 would net be ready for this: important of Dr. F; H Schurmann, was declared Make of want ads Four drunks in y : step for many years to come. V this morning to be unfit for travel but serve YOU-b- answering a few of its f sentiment cf profound respe.t ' got ' each except one who a ? penalty : ;v memory reported Dr. . ; . ; A for his and its sene cf the for coming too often. 4 ."When the British Government at nevertheless she is by them. ' the time of Lord Macaulay introduc- Schurmann to have left on the Mat ' Two more passengers to loss sustained by the Territory of '' ' ' ' Wanted r ; 4 Hawaii through his death; unJ Edward Heelon of the quartermas- ed Western education into India It sonia. v , make up motor party around island, -- Be It resolved that these company, De Russy, was ar- opened the door for Monday 'KisS Moirre' was awarded $4.00 each. Lewis Gaiage, phone 2141. further ter's Fort r spread upon re- Leave Honolulu, 11 step, Involv- $1400 damages against Nor- v ; resolutions be the Saturday 3 P, rested in plain clothes by Policeman said the doctor. "Such a the Great Adv. ?' :.,'.-;- ; ing- the teaching of democratic ideals, thern Pacific Steamship Company for cords" of the senate of the Territory Han;Kihachi Monday night in about , For i DistUled Water, Hire's Root of Hawaii ' ' EETURN TUESDAY, 7 A. .j could have no other result. "U was wrongful detention and search and she ".'.. !!. two minutes after the , eoldier had the Beer '.other Popular Drinks crossing Rubicon, nervous was ahd: all boasted he could "clean up.the offi- of the and there is declares her condition try the Con.: Soda Water Works Co. 213,V acrea npon the 'Klamath reser- no turning back. To do the British brought on from the strain of the-tria- l cer in five. ! . government vation, $29,000; the purchase of Justice, I believe that It Dr. Schurmann said his morning .' i 'u e .s ' 1PJRIVILEGES . . ' fishing ; grounds , on the Columbia STOPOVER GRANTED made this, move with the full knowl- that last 'night young woman came FUNDS-PROVIDE- Japanese arraigned police ; D Of.2S in ; FORi'?;-- - river for the Warm Spring Indians, edge .what-h- e 15 ag- of .outcome must Te, to him for treatment."''She gave her ' court for gambling. paid fines s f INDIANS IN OREGON $5000. secretary of : end It has always mind name as Dixie1 requested The the interior AND gregating 5173. Ten of these were that had in Fisher and is authorized to make additional al- RESERVATIONS TICKETS the ultimate granting home-rul- e to allowed riven a heavier penalty, of 515 each of that she be to remain at the WASHINGTON, D.' C The 'Indian lotments of 80 acres each "on the cases the people of Hlndutt&n. ' sanitarium overnight as she was leav- for being eld calenders. The appropriation 'bill rjeported by the reservation to ,en-title- d the-mornin- Umatilla Indians Inter-Islan- cf 11 were continued until March 10 "There are, of course, various ing in arid wished to have senate Indian committee, contains - to ' who v not d Steam Navigation Co.,!. taking allotments have and of two ir. ere until April 6. shades of opinion among both Euro another treatment before the following Oregon ':..' ' ' the items addition- received them. ; ; , - ' ' m peans and Indians as ' to the speed Bteamer. He consented. He says, al to the bill as passed by the house: ' : ' ' Queen o stay- Phone 4941 , Sir: SIXTY DIFFERENT RACES FIGHT towards which the home-rul- e goal however, that' she has not been New buildings at the Salem school, .During the month of 'January the place" although - WITH ALLIES AGAINST KAISER should be approached. The great bult ing at his she had been $40,000; the construction of the Allies lost 55 aeroplanes and three oy once before " of the people of India are Illiterate, there "for treatment. . ' Modoc point extension irrigation to serration balloons. . Snaraya something like "94 per. cent, according Gives Two .Name PETROGRAD, Russia.The 'morning on seeing account states that nearly 60 different nation- to the latest statistics, but among the This the mobilized other six per cent there are many in the" newspaper, Dr.' Schurmann alities and races have been person by the allies and are fighting against highly educated and brilliant men who asked' her if she was the same the central powers. .In the French could be called upon to Play their fart, and she. admitted it. She then told d. Home-rul- e Mm she; penniless army IT different races are repre-eer.te- in government can never 'that was,almost and tamely: Frenchmen, Kabyles, beccme an accomplished fact until a : did not expect to obtain her share of s. damages. Ar.a!r!tes, Sengalese, Arabs, Malaga-chaa- tralnei body cf Indians has been rais-e- d the She had a ticket for Turkos, Antf.lans. Madaga- up. And In order to achieve tMs, San Francisco tut' JIttle else. She scar, front the one of the most Important stens will then' toht Dr. Schurmann that hef Tonkinese. ne'rers rlg&t McKInley Ivory coast. Dahocj ar.s, Cainbot-- . be the opening up of the civil service name was , and . her - chans, Congo negroes, Tur.ctians and to a sun greater extent to the educat- nome xos Angeies. ; ; ; . , Monacans. ed Indian. Xot only must this be "If she is penniless and I find she Is covern-- ; decent woman, said Dr. Schurmann, n. done but Indian and British army Eng-lishne- ' The British coDfcists of employes ' "1 shall allow her to remain the Scotchmen, Irishmen, Hin- ment must be Dlaced on the at same footing and must work sanitarium until ready to leave. My dus, Australians, Canadians. New learn to ' in close cooperation. ' . v . examination last night showed that ra'.anders, Eoers, Cape negroes, .In-dl-r.- 3, f IniJia Not a Nation : ; ' she" was suffering from nervous break Fyrtlans end representatives ' , ' rcreigners In considering home down and her left arm and shoulder ct frvcial central African tribes. rule for India affected bV neuritis.' -- 15 often make the mistake Ru..ia Las molillzed different " Am .lia" vnnM eet the s, of looking upon India as a nation.- As . rationalities. These are White Rus-tlan- - " a rr alter of fact. HindusUn represents $50f, which is n.i share, George Curry, Firms, Poles. Lithuanians, many many one of said case was Tunguses,. Cau- - races and languages, and her attornes. the Kirplses. falmucks. In process entirely In of court Mongolians, Tar- the of unification there are the hands the avians, Siberians, as many Mf appealed within 10 days tars, Turkmen, Georgians, Ukamians difficulties to be overcome as it is not ' there would be, for instance, in an she will get the money at oncer other . attempt to bring all the rarious coun- wise she will have to wait until the The rest cf the allied armies con- tries of North and South America un- case is finally determined, he said. sist of Italians, Serbians, Monte- der one government. Uncertain About Leaving - negrins, ; Rumanians, Albanians, "Moreover, the average-Indian-o- f - Dawn.' Moore was opening" a letter sev- Grevks, Japanese, Portuguese and the so-call- illiterate! class 'knows at the postofflce this morning when a eral negro races from the" African nothing of politics and takes no inter-- Star-Bulleti- n reporter stepped up and country. - ccionicB of the latter t est in problems of government. He Is inquired if she wotfld talk to a news- "" : V. "T"-""- . mainly concerned with his own little paper man. The girl was visibly THIS SON WANTS CASH personal matters, and so long as con- startled and hastily crammed the let ditions of government him . In ter back into its envelope, ' " favor NEW YORK, X. f Y. Ccorge II. the pursuit of his affairs it makes "Why 1 dont know, she answered, Huber, wealthy museum owned and small difference to him what that gov- nervously. "I haven t anything to real estate operator, didn't leave his ernment is or what shape it takes, h say. - I'm tired and nervous. 1 haven't foster son. George Huber Thompson, Long Subject Race '.'";' ; ' had any sleep for nights." any mcney, but he did leave consider- ' "The ideas of democracy are entire : Are yon going back to the coast able advice. , ly foreign to the bulk of India. on the MatsonlaT" she was asked. "Don't run after girls in your boy- endless centuries, until 'the assump ;The girl smiled and then was seri hood," was Huber's legacy to his fos-tc- f tion of British rule, the people were ous again. son In wilL his governed as a conquered race, and so ' 'Perhaps. I dont know, . I'm not George wants cash, not advice, and thoroughly has the Idea of subjection sure, she replied. "I have a ticket. is trying to break the wilL been instilled that It will be exceed- but I don't have to use It right away. ingly hard for them to; break away Asked for; her story regarding the 66 9P PROCLAMATION SELLS HIGH from the belief that they can nave ho incident last night when she was .11 voice in governing themselves. Bet picked up near the Pierpoint, Waiklki, line lr nireg ir L..HLm 2j Associated fTtis alir this bound to change gradually in a fainting condition; the girl said: DUBLIN, Ireland. A copy of is ' the spread educa'-on- . Fainting ' proclamation of the provisional gov- with the of general Tells cf Attack ernment by "One great stumbling" Mock in the "I .went out there in an automobile. issued the Dublin rebels way was who Onejjf the many beautiful colored views contained in the last Easter has been sold in the Dublin of democracy is the fact that the That all right. I don't care auction rooms- for 6even pounds. A Indian never has learned to i)w to knows it. I had an appointment to will of may meet young, fellow Univer copy of the Irish News, the rebel offi- the the majority This be a from the seen wnerever bodies of Indians come sity of California whom I know. . I was cial newspaper, of which only one 1 sue was printed, - fetched one pound together for the discussion f Mat- 45 minutes late when 1 got there. five shilling. ters of mutual interest ; Opinion 13 I saw him and when I 'came out I ikies, Was HAWAII divided along partisan family, so tired and nervous that I' must racial and religious ties i laying nn have fainted. - A ' "'"' ' r ' official important part me .. to (The souvenir of the Hawaii Commission) in the division. 7be "They came and took the " "' - - -- n .... fact that the majority decide thaLeer-tai- emergency hospital. . Why did they do things are for the ; best means that? Why couldn't they have taken r nothing to the minority and a split of me home?" ; ' The most beautiful and comprehensive publication of Industrial and the body Into two or more factions is ' "Perhaps they. did not know you," " -.. Picturesque almost inevitable. This characteristic the reporter suggested. .,- - , ,: Hawaii. Send one home. ; '.'. r is something that must be overcome 'Of course they knew me," the girl before any success can be achieved in replied, "r told them where I lived." ...... - For sale at the office of the matter of popular government i i, - . - Keeps the teeth white and - ReligPbna Add to Difficulties .' The old 'Coliege Hfil - schoot of the mouth clean and free "There are numerous other features Poughkeepsle, "N. .Y built in 1835 to lCT:-iT-,::!Tr- r -t . ' ! . frcrn-ccidity- which: present' home-rul- e de- r- a i . . obstacles 'to lae resemble the Green Parthenon,' was iii'. " , i u advocates. We have'twb great stroyed by fire. A -- -f '.- - HONOLULU STAC J Vi i rtf jJ J religious ' bodiesv the Htadua and The weekly statement of the Bank 1 Mohammedans,' whose interests at of France shows decreases of 2.451,-- 25 Merchant Street present are largely at variance "With 000 francs'in gold and J.,493,000 franc? '. each ether. Some Indian politicians In silver. V- -, STAB-BULLETI- roun HONOLULU N. AVEDNESPAYUARCII'7; 1917. OF BIK1EII IS TYPE OF IBMOST PROGRESSIVE INDIA RULERS ?JLEY H. ALLEN v . . EDITOR v TBy Associated ?res1 , The Maharajah is rapidly turning Was Expended in 1916 by Automobile Men half-bake- nnder-- . VEDNPI)AY.:..:.;...,.MAKai 7, 1917. when we smit the million of t BIKANKR. Kajpntana. India. No hla capital Into a model city. Bika ti- mer e marked evidence of the spirit or J now and rained, poorly-equippe- d soldiers against au equally er has cne of the 'largest prujiress qicu is sweeping . Ught for Publicity, foe. m.aia ca ist electric installations in In Paid 'CALLING OUT A MILLION. numerous but fully equipped uud trained r he farad than in some of the states dia, being among the first or the In-- com- by - , In our recent invasion of Mexico our line of that are ruled the Indian Princes dian cities to adopt this mode of light- protection " United and supplies was several times seriously under the of the British tag. Tbe telephone, too, has teen $15,017,067 The call to ariii; winch iu the caw of the munication government. Onn of the most pro- - brought' into use to connect all the of tbis HJates would mean the aswmbling of an army of threatened, and on one occasion actually broken by ncunced examples of advancement Is t important government officers and amount was' ejqeiidel at leant million incn, duet not strike the average the enemy. Think of what a mess an unprepared Bikaner. which ranks among the high--1 residences. Sanitation is a hobby of a more 700 states.? in newspajier, Paid ra- est of the than Indian His Highness and the entire city has any, magni- government would make of trying to distribute - American citizen a an undertaking of and whose r,nler, the Maharajah of been cleaned up. buildings being torn Publicity. Its tude, cnjiecially when our enthusiawii is running tions to a million men coverirg a territory many Bikaner, a descendant of the famous ; down and replaced where necessary, fighting race of Rathore Rajputs, is JU The Total automobile high. The statement luwjjeen made by one of tbe miles in extent! .... Tbe streets have been widened in held to be cn of the most Cultured, many places just now a ' million-me- n and modern and arccesson advertis- country's known men Bryan that the sun. Uet ween fighting Uie eneiuy, keeping the broad-minde- d j bet and progressive princes water supply system is being installed, eouutry was rising on a. call jtwued to defend the nation, would army in food, and another several millions of of the Indian Empire. It has been (he j The Maharajah has a keen sense of ing for the privilege of a correspondent of the appreciation . J3.103,180. on "ready willing to answer meu in reserve and under course of instruction to r of. tbe beautiful and has VaVMBMMH3aalHsVaaVaVS set a million. men and Associated Prees to spend some time erected a large number of magnificent gov- the call. .v. V.r';': .i--- fill the places of those killed and wounded, this in Bikaner and to talk' on numerous ; buildings, of Oriental design but with 5 ; fj Newspapers carrieil hair-trigge- - Several mouths ago wheiicondi lions on bur south-er- a ernment wouhhfind itself in a position which r occasions with the Maharajah con- j Western liiteriors, most of which are (iyc of this amount. i muiui iuc pun j nuivii lima iciviU'tiQf UEt? (II UlV BUUv Or IHC SUV border beeauwj intolerable, lrcident Wilson nent enthusiasts do not stop to reckon. i tfnnfzfHl affairs tlirntiffhrtnt this stafi ernment. The plans tor all these 1917 contemplate automobile Paid out a call for 20,000 men, and at the end of the first But that need hot, should not daunt real patriots Learnt Western Ways have been personally su- fl Estimates for structures : : Tfc e Maharajah belongs new . v three weeks the rifruiting officers reported one-uartc- r Jrom getting ready. 'v. to the pervised by him. , c ;Publidty campaipis totaling $2S,500,00a lit order of Indian rulers who have been People Enjoy Palace Grounds number, hy- - ' of that which is evidence of a rchooled in the learning of the West The ruler no longer lives in the an-- H The Meaning; of this U that the leaders, of tMs who tort-encircle- d - in joining .'the' army .when actual duty is in BUSINESS BUILT BY ADVERTISING. and have accepted the tenet that , cient. palace of his aa- new industiy have found that- - Paid nn the stability of government depends reat . and cx-I'tt-t- a palace i might be tcestors but has built further ; ght, even such icctacular service as upon he enlightenment, prosperity away Publicity has been a necessary medium of service. - from the city a fairy land vita in the land uf .the cacti., No businessman who is keeping up with the pro- and happiness of its people. Vhen he its beautiful gardens. And at the same 18 Millions in Paid Publicity lias developed., businessi';.',. Putting aside for the moment all legislation that j cession any longer asks, 'Does advertising pay?" took ever the control of Bikaner time, while ' placing himseu In more years ago he was then 18 he imme- surroundings, he out a price of the product to the . l.:n been enacted" and jdiscarded regarding the Unit- - That question has been answered .'(yea? m eni- - modern laid and also reduced the diately" set about to put into practise great public garden for his people op Public. J States' standing 4iniiy of a million men, let us phatically that, the whole world kuows it Every tbe advanced Ideas which he had ac posite the old palace. Even a r.oo has analyze the prospective outcome ofa sudden call for thing? from 'a necktie wile to the reefciting of five quired and today railways, modern been placed In this park for the am- Paid Publicity Builds Business. schools, an up-to-da- te hospital, a model usement of the little folk of Bikaner, a milliou fighting men. The call for this number of . million men for a Kitchener army is now vitalized prison, electric lighting; sanitary Im- and facilities for bathing are provided provements, systems, l come uuu oeeu uy . water, supply In a large artificial lake. ' ien wouiu not uuui war uciuauy j uut?rutiu. V i 7 !' 'protect from! Yet concrete results, of live advertising are al and beautiful public buildings furnish His Highness is particularly inter- The net paid circulation of the C Ajfi v ; liTlared, or to our coasts and borders of progress, visible demonstration? ested In the education of his subjects Star-Bulleti- n in February was UUUU invasion bv an enemy. Mobilization befott; such a ways i u t cresting, l'rinter's Ink, that wel formed while he has established a representa- and while he has not .yet Inaugurated ,8 t Juration or incision would be immediately con periodical, recent ly summed up some conspicuous tive assembly and put hia administra- compulsory education he has by per- - ' tion on a business basis that has re suasion worked wonders' in getting trued as a hostile act. Tit was this same act. cr- advertising results ai follows: sulted In tbe state Income being near- people to , the send their children to nued war was declai-ed- that-precipitate- GAIN BY HART, 8CHAFFNER MARX. ly trebled. school. capital colleges r?fore k '''V. In the two' 1917, John. S. Carroll and Miss Comtaneo Net profits of Hart. SchaXfner & Marx Jot the last In personal appearance, in bearing have been : one public ' . '..' struggle in Kurojie. - v built, for the VITAL STATISTICS Rose. Rer. Father Ulrica Taabo of tfcft the-oth- t fiscal year were $1,792,002, compared with S187C5 and in accomplishments His Highness and er for the sons of nobles. Catholic Cathedral, omclatint: witBesaes Hupiosiug that'the call has been made for a mil-- n in tbe previous year. The total surplus now. is $2,155 impresses one ar having just stepped The puoiic college has something like .'.:t Henjsmia P. Goldwater . and William if. '.' ; 714, . Define. men, the icasou being justifiable, and the need compared with 11,593443 at the same time In out of an Arabian Nights Uie In which 1000 pupils who are being taught both K.VMHta Honolulu. Mareh 6, 191T, to Mr. - - ;:iiH--r--sr- ,;. .-.' - r country's safety pressing, what 1916. be has played the part of the gallant in English , and their own language, and Mra.- Fred Kama of 642 Punchbowl the then? '. prince, so typical Is he of what one literature, history, and the sciences ktrrct, a oa. ' 2ZZZ, .,. .... The would be to get men; one mil-- u MOOKINI Tn Honolulu. March 6. 1917. first move the PROFITS IN BAKER'S CHOCOLATE. has been lea to expect in a story ol npt being neglected. The Nobles Col- MASSISO. '; broad-shouldere- d, Mary Kaniho Mookini of Park Stable, of them; representing ten armies, each of the The board of directors of Walter Baker & Co., Ltd that sort. Tall, lege,, while smaller, has a large n um- KAIKTJAHIXi In Honolulu. March Park. - ' . ' ; ; rrkO ''. chocolate manufacturers, have voted to increase the bandsome, ever affable, yet maintain- ber of students. : 5, 1917. William Pnko and Miss Annie BROWN In Honoluhi. March S. 1917. Cecil of present fighting land forces y, - and strength the over-familiarit- company's capital stock from $2,750,000 to $8,250,000 ing a dignity which brooks no Outside the capital the Maharajah . Kitiknahine of Vineyard street. Rev. Silra. ' Brown of lshi arente.- near Kapaauta . Witnesses D. P. Ksukshi and road. WalV.iki. widower, lawyer and capital- f the United Htales. Allowing that the men were and to Issue $5,500,000 new, stock to stockholders as of magnetic personality.-- has also been at work and has in- rfficiatinir. ' Te:anln Kaukahi. . ist, a native of,Wailua, Kauai, SO fears, 4 V an excellent, horseman,' CARROLL-R08K-J- n ' ruiied then tvmes organization, then training, aa a 200 per cent dividend. born soldier, a creased the mileage of railways in his Honolulu, March 5, months and 27 days old. t. ;, , sure, shot and keen spprtaman, as the state from 86 to 498 miles. Two new .Tills latter condition! is a problem ' GOODRICH EARNINGS. ' ' : trophies of big game , ia his . palace lines, one 132 miles long, and ' the le reckoned with Following is a partial list of The B. P. Goodrich Company earned net profits of show, an Indefatigable worker I in- - af- other a more -- direct connection be- r tides of eiuipiiient; not only essential but neces--: $9,550,000 in its fiscal year to December 31 last. Com- fairs pfstate such is i the "Maharajah tween Delhi and SInd via Bikaner, HONOLULU REAL ESTATE mon share profits were slightly better than 12 per of Bikaner at the age of 26. ' some 500 miles in length, are in pro- fig-- 1 ' ' ' y to place a million meu in fighting trim, as cent, compared with 17.17 per cent in 1915 and 5.62 People Given Voice -- ject, and a great irrigation plan which ' - ry per One' of . most striking Innova- wUl sandy-count- Bika- out by the nar dcpartJuent : ; . ; cent in 1914. Gross sales were estlm&ted at the turn the of $17,000,000 or 20 per cent higher in 191$ than In 1915, tions which the Maharajah has made ner into good agricultural lands is un- fc'ven hundred, and fifty thousand rifles and t ' ' ! but increased , coet. of raw. materials held down the In his state has been , the establish: der consideration. - " them fight with. ; : represehtative '.youets for to earnings.' .yi- ment of the assembly For his achievements the ' Mahara- 1 ICinrr through people . House Two hundred and sixty-fiv- e thousand pistols.' which hia have a jah', has been decorated by the King and ot near 3 SEARS-ROEBUC- K STOCK DIVIDEND,- - yoke, in the governmentt., It was a several tlmes.' r--- 1 light thousand machine guns, r - Sears-Roebuc- k, voluntary part. ' t directors have declared a 25 per cent concession. onnbis 4 T wo biit - 7 " "I came to the conclualon. he said. one hundred field guns to stock dividend increasing' the common stock , to PERSflWAUTIES, Piikoi Sio. "' -- greatness b V and ter down attack.'- .'; v.. ; $75,000,000, On?April 1, 1915, a "slnillar dividend of Hhaf the ruler, ties in stock' amounting $20,000,000 was ; ! the greatness of his people, . When I "t e to declared." EBIN LOW ttpocU to leave Sstmrdtr for One huudit'd and sixty-fiv- milliou cartridges . to estab-- . Close in home property on ewa 'side of Birch regular announced that I Intended ' Msul and . lor a abort business The dividend rata has been InCreaaed from Khoolwe : - , assembly some my to curry them into their first fight, and as many'' 7 to 8 per cent V vy. lish the of . friends Street, within a hundred feet of the carline. "' e begged me not to take such a step. i r.t( : ui-- for each 'succeeding fight - RPRESEKTATTYE , CHARLES V. MAR Innumerable insfanees similar to these might be It is giving away your power,' they QUKZ is back from Maui : " where he went 5 rooms and sleeping porch. Copper Two million five hundivd thousand shells and declared." . :; on business. Ho returned ia the Manna Kea. by . ' secured a little study of the American business ';;'''. v.-.- ...... ' - : ' v The, Maharajah' was asked If both 1 screened throughout. Electric lights, water, !.rajriel for our field guns for every hour they field. JUDGE CLEM K.' QCINN of the Ililo eir-cu- lt C ' he and the people :wefe satisfied that court Is Ttsitinj He ex- in action; ; . ' ';' gas and sewer. re' the change had been beneficial. 4 pects to return home in the Mauna Kea .".'... r. - . ;. V; One hundred aud ninety-si- x thousand horses Come- and ride with, me 'and my Saturday.;, i . : - CECIL - Attractive lot, 45 by 120 feet. to carry them and pull their carriages. miowx. sons to the temple in the, city this aft JtR.. and MRS.f,R.- 8. TAN TASSEL of ernoon and I think youwill get a bet- Cheyenne, Wyoming, were passenfers on the One LuuJrcd and 'twenty-seve- n thousand ter, answer I can give you verb- Matson la today. - They hare been at the than : 1 . . The. death of Cecil Brown jiatc yestci'day adds ' -- Yong Uqtei. : ilIcs toLaul their supplies and pack their ally," he replied. f - : list-o- $2250 v-- another to the f citizens of achievement who DR. and MRS.' AMES R. JUDD and '"' .:' ,' 8eea Satisfied People . puss.: : '';' Tne Invitation was accepted and the family are due to arrfre by the Manoa March liaTC recently been called : wagons transport beyondpioneers of the 20. Mr. and. Mra. : Albert Judd will return Hight thousand to their correspondent accompanied the Maha by the. same steamer. ..' " molern Hawaii. .who helped build, up the territory : ;:. " rajah and his two young princes to upplies and ammunition. '; .';! 1 ' industrially and politically. t f v the great Hindu temple where the MR. and MRS. C. S. SEVERANCE of One million cartridge belts for their ammuni- - "r 3 Cottase OroTe are happy la the advent of a ruler and his sons performed their de baby son and heir. Master SeTerance was Phone ' ' Ue had a long and enviable career as a legislator, lion. r ;.. ;. ; .',-; votions. During the ; morning . the received at the Maternity I3ome,. where he Fort St, both under the monarchy and during later years and hia mpther are well. 3477 ld thf doinf V fii-st-a- streets had been specially watered to Oce'tuilliou packets to bind up their 4 of the iterritory. As presiding ofScerof the. senate tay w uubi-anami- s naa given me jawits a TENVFnT .i,w ... v.uunds. ; i - yeopie warning mat some memDer oi mur-isun- tad j. m. orrett. rt ire- k a number of years ago, he won the cespect of all its - president, left on the Mataonia today for San Une milliou canteens. v the reigning, .family.; was to pass.- As BIC&A&D B. TRX2n. TZZ3. members by his knowledge and impartial applica- carriage Francisco. They will be rone for about six equip-- : the with its mounted guard weeks. The trip b said to be a business one. L H. BEADLE, SECT I CHAS. O. HEISZX, JX TZSAS. 1'ach of tlu:i must have a uniform aud proceeded through winding ways tion of parliamentary law. In business circles he the " ' - 8." f ,' . "' V;-'- ' MRS. , EASTLAKTE, cut: .. dense crowds gathered beside the DR. and I and was one of the best-know- n of the older generation of their daurhter.Mis Dorothy. Eastlake. who n zz: One milliou shelter halves to protect them road and nearly every window was fcare been in Honolulu at the Moana Hotel bankers. . regard for two In ' - ; The; affectionate in which he was rilled with eager." faces.' Even the about .months, left the Mataonia from the weather. - IT roofs were covered, with those people for California. Later- - they will return to held by llawaiiahs no less than the respect which home Chicago.. ;t v IQC One million pouches to keep them dry. Who hoped to get a better view. their ia fa his business associates and contemporaries 4 a. Two millicu blankets. to keep them warmV - felt for It is not an unusual thing for the him, com- Maharajah to-- make a', trip - through I: LITTLE INTERVIEWS ' " testified' to the position he held in the K SouveiiiTs Two million pairs of &!iocs. '' ;; ' ;-- :; the capital, but were the throngs Haitian munity. ' there -- ALEXANDER LTLE, superintendent Two million uniform coats, Urceches, leggings,' just the same, as keen to get a glimpse ' We are headquarters for these beautiful mementoes of a . p floating drydoek: . Jirrer baring been i"'-.- as though he were foreign .:its of underwear. ".a prince. stck oerore l nnd lying on back all day and . .. And as the carriage advanced' the all alght a very anerentful occupation. - j - : A bunch of sentimentalists in Ban Francisco are - Oae million hats. . . . - people broke into such cheering as the P1ULIAS POIRIER. chief clerk Moana! Pins, Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings, etc. Hotel: With only the Lartine in this weck reported getting up a petition, to free Maury I. correspondent ; tad i seldom heard be- Two million'fchirts. . yill be rather anerentful so far as isitors, fore. Even tiny children up or tint thpr will h lnt n twtatii ad VIEIEA JEWELEY CO., 113 Hotel St., near Fort socks, '''i:-'- v. I,)iggs and Drew Caminctti, two young dissolutes took the iAnnr) Four million "pairs of cry of "Khama, a salutation of res yet this month and business looks good. v luillion haversacks equiiv onvictcd of an immoral escapade in Itcno. Cami-net- ti pect and peculiar "PRINCESS" THERE8A: If it bad not I t" One to carry their devotions to these been for so many kind friends who gave me at ' " ' is the son of the U. fe. eonunissioner of immi- parts and used only for the ruler, and help and pigs and vegetables my Inau last .' cut. , . - '.";:;' .';;';.. the volume swelled until It; became week would hare been a rery expensire affair, e gration. Like Harry ThaV, his family connection An army of a million newly-mad- soldiers would, almost deafening. More than one of but aa it was we had a rery enjoyable party has for my pa n riders and. the legislators at a jar U lignrcd out, in need aud very inuch in'uccd operated to delay the justice that should have the aged people gave the .Maharajah tery reasonable, figure. le " ' ' - been meted out to him long ago. r. these were two their blessings and, Invoked any -- troubles '"- '"; 1 guiding hands, brains and experience of about If ? which might 1 no-prestig- he come ' '. e have to WITH nilR VISITORS obscure youths, with or "pull,", they " ) pre licicut cfJecrs. llow ncarTthat number upon themselves.- - - AU the ' way this Henry Yaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. would be in jail long ere now. . wag up. v. e co: :e in furniliing oCiccrs to take command wonderful demonstration kept A Colambus. Ohio, businessman who is-ri- s His Highness smiling itlng Honolulu Young problem.' "NVe and. saluting. to ia at the Hotel, is Sam .i viillicu men? This is the largest right and left When, a point finally ue? O. McMeen. - alT other paraphernalia of war but we The scarcity of long ago as the reign was reached Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gorham are among the. !.t buy frjerl where he could make prominent rtsitors now in Honolulu. ; Oor-- J ready-mad- e . - of Tiberius th6 dearth of papyrus was so himself heard he leaned forward and ham is a wealthy banker and businessman j ::ot buy, oHicers. alarming ; " said:,' , ef ' Marshall. Michigan. They are at tbe - . .. slrould take place iu the near future, that the lloman governiueni took over the distribu- pay Younc Hotel. s': . . If inva'ou Does it to do the best one can Army folk, townsmen and visitors turned T SALE- ' would to tion of the a.vailablc supply. Boston Herald. - for bis people For .myself 1 no out In large FOR Lruut f "tba attack have be borne by a ask number for the Matsonia dance! A. - at the Moana Hotel last nirht. Manr tourists Icgula"s,, reiu--; better..answer than we- have just been thou: md until such time as z v':v.--- who have been here for sereral weeks were given.-.'-- .. .' s, '.there to enjoy their. last night in Hawaii. :::cnt j of near-soldjcr- minus uniforms, and . A New Hampshire contemporary stiys there's "a c rs in the making, could be supplied, and as such lot of potential energy wasted' in theContoocook, ' 66 :ll ztL 1A.TOGT thanoe aLinst an army of train--; the Ammonoosuc, and the Pcniigewassett. AWatcr z va Jc a Hen of a few weeks' instruction would power, or jaw-bone- ? Boston Advertiser. Junction Lei i!,rown iuL ) iLe Ccld witlfthe expectation that KING STREET, HEAR PAWAA v M ould accomplish what officers of years of It cost us f200,(K)0,OCK) but we have succeeded in Ining would have grave doubts about, attempting. making Villa almost as well-advertise- d as T. R. and 'v make the emphatic statemeut ihat Woodrow Wilsoni . . . , - :us Vxjerts One of the loveliest homes on, these Heights is for sale. EIGHT (8) LOTS 17,000,000 men of military age, still ... 1. has over A house built as homes in Hawaii should be. A guest good work to-behel- Four fronting on King Street, Young , uuld be considered extremely to raise The next "leak probe is going in four fronting on cottage in the yard. v Complete in every detail. - rmv ( f a million men in one year," and perfect with Zimmcnuann and Bernstorff as the star extent they , . i in t! e 'tactics of war to an that witncssca. ' ' !e rent into the field as soldiers worthy of (The lack of equipment would be our big-- J Filibusteriuc nill not.be a popular indoor sport ."ftiiMtilin' block, and this would be emphasized , for the senators in the next fev months. iiistmc-- :" Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. shortage In thenumber of r - , vcrv decided , r ' '. 1. :'!.: ... present condition, could . Xawsou in its lias subsided or inerel7 stopped for V - Beal Estate Department Henry the ariaj, 1 J. Wafa breath? , L ; Teh 2 CCS fyt Stangenwald Building ' - Con and Merchant Sts. . : Honolulu, T. H.; would! . . 4 . . Foit vurirnificatioacfunprciiarcdness t. 5 13081 slow ft ' vu,Tht home to us in a realistic mannerj Tis a da.v when no German plot is rerealcd. STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU X. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917. 1 SUCH PAIN,

' ' TOLD OAS, ' " " ' fDIGESIIOii "' '' "' ' ' ' 'l HF0I1T " '" " '''' 'v' suppression. We will chop Ita and the decorations were carried out After several rovntha, during which CANOE CLUB Ccarznlng Parson may commit its , outrageous and head off wherever it appears. No in the national colors of red, white-- she has renewed the friendshlia of T!f cost charming refugees need cast Alsatian and blue. The dinner4 favors were her girlhood, when she was one of Police Surgeon R. G. Ayer has com- crimes and acquitted by the hos- IN FIVE WINUTESf bt eyes our direction; we heed only miniature hatchets ornamented with popular members of Fran- pleted his report of emergency fore of charm; let os Tound a la frost San. Feb- bC Mae-farla- ne pital of thick ankles and of picture of the first president cisco's smart Mrs. - Harry activities for the month Ciety. suppression of. those with set ' for: the criatv : Among ruary and it was submitted to the you very espe- uncertain origin. We will no longer the guests were Mr. and Mrs. was given a regretful fare- A friend whom are Percy Cleghorn, (formerly Hono- board cf supervisors meeting last The usual monthly moon-- , cially your lunch make a point of seeking out the table of well Wednesday when she and her Only anxious to have at lulu), who came down from their home daughter, home night The number of ambulance trips "Papers Diapepsin" is the eon. wb In fact, the ralson d'etre of our favorite waiter. He la charm- little sailed for their beam dance will be held Ui ing, very likely he motors to in Stockton for the event Mrs. Percy in Honolulu. Mrs. Macfarlane i had was 96. cr nearly four a day. This is Real Stomach Regulator of the affair, excuses. herself at. tbe and work- Pavilion on Satur- work late every afternoon and ia in- Cleghorn was Miss Helen Hough, and taken an apartment on California the feature of the month's - at the Iastnjomenl Cannes you no end persons : - Known tad vesting our tips in stocks be- while on a trip) to Hawaii "met her street for the season, and during her Forty were' treated at the day March 10, bejinnin?; f ; Too resolve to cut 2S-da- y inconvenience. We fate" In Mr. Cleghorn. Since their stay was receiving hospital during the off your list, cost what It may, longing to oar business rival. hostess there, at numbers pat l at 8:15 p. m. Membera Jir all-- marriage, however, they have made period as medical cases and 158 a "Really does" bad stomachs . no will clear our deck a of them ell ' cf attractive affairs. San Francisco fur really yoii hare time for that California. ' :.' surgical or a total of 19S with 17 In- arc urgently requested to the tactful, non debt paying, amusing, their home in Chynicle. V.; ; ; aort of thing, "ien comes her foot- dinner guests attended mates of the police station included in tlon. dyaresia, gas. hcarJhnru an ' complimentary receiving, bad. After the the -- man to yen with a note. You long for ticket " ia five minutes that Jus secure tickets as soon as delightful crew. Hence forth we will theater. - V - Mr. and Mrs A. Hafy' of HUW the list . sountess Use strength of will to return it dra- were makes Pape's Dif pepsin th j possible. - . truth-teller- s, was a charming party, the graci- Total treatments administered that f ; consort strictly with stodgy It. side avenue. Mill Valley, and their j matically, unopened. Yon frown being splendid ' 329 and of these 10 were sent to the largest selling stomach regulator in iawabldlng bro- ous hostess, a enter two children, . for' Honolulu and as you open It "Dear old with vehement ' left hospitals, as city and county the world. If what yon eat ferment ' mide, with girls who are taking do- tainer. ; . ". the islands recently. They expect to three thing," she' begins, audaciously inele- charges. . into lumps, you be' h ga j : gone Among ; stubborn gant. I fall you? mestic science courses. . . ? . . be a month. those who undigested foo1 aur "Wasn t a brute to ABOUT C EN. AND MRS: EVANS Wd The ambulance trips are classified and eructate sur, do A lady to see us? Impossible; we are were at the wharf to them fare- j Jlotten of me beastly! But who Brig.-Ge- n. Mrs. K. Evans as 43 emergency, 30 transfer, 7 city acid; head is dizzy and achs: brettli and Robert well were Mrs; O.' W. Chonette. Mrs. ! Tou think came to town T.. And so writing our editiorial. No name? But and Capt and Mrs. H." Conger Pratt, and county, 4 board of health, 12 fmillnnitA nnatnH' vmlV lntM.il M'ft G. F. Roux. Mrs. C J SaIlom Miss lL ' " creature, taking it ia against our rule to see people indigestible wasto. re m. m. ; ' soea on the absurd two army couples who' are viaitors in D. private. with bile and i rw Tier on the first who won't give their namea. She says Wiedcnnuller, Mr. and Mrs. W. ' autopsies were performed by tbe moment Diapep j ytu into confidence San Francisco, have come in for. a J.. R. Hantfy. Fran- Four member "Pair's page bai- she never uses rules? . Oh she la a Potter and San 11 comes atom with fantastic fndescretlon. -- generous measure ' Dr. Ayer and of supposed insane sin" in contact with the charming" young of entertainment cisco Chronicle. . . v ,.' ling you completely on the next page, singularly person? during the last fortnight hardly a day people investigated four were com- ach all such distress vanish ending abruptly. You tow you will Hra! Being an editor la often ex- to asylum. tru!y astonishing almost man'clous. passing without at least one affair ar- past Mare Island was mitted the insane Jiot forgive her; Thla is neither apol- ceedingly trying. However, it has its " The week at and the joy is ita harmiesdus. . ' ranged for them.' i by a single any ogy' nor excuse, and Mrs. Spencer bright side. not marked affair of A large Cfty-eon- t case of Ola This interesting quartet divided the proportions. The war tensity is still FRENCH RED CROSS NETS Pa's to . will give yoii a Browne had motored miles the Ask the lady to be good enough to honors of the handsomely apopinted set, iepsin hundred dollars - swaying the naval from itsgaiety. druggist' luncheon Just to meet her and then! .; . ' '.- GOOD CONCERT vorth of satisfaction or your tn etuoo dinner given Thursday evening by one-tabl-e SUM FROM looked politely Incredulous vogue. A few bridge parties totaled hands you your money back. Md r to Col William A.. Nichols. The major- the activities of the w eek. when ycu gave her that, vapid explan- guests : It's worth its weight in gold to men - ity of the' other were also Mrs. John McClaskey entertained at The financial statement of the ation. No, you will not-- - ' and women mho cant get their stot. Fire Proof CHURCH ItivCEPTION drawn from army circles. such party Tuesday. guests French Red Cross benefit concert - The telephone rings. She laughs at a ,.The, achs regulated. It belongs you- . -- Tomorrow evening, March 8, the The affair had for its setting the were the Carl .Carlson, El- which was submitted at a meeting in turn-my- ," Mesdames always kept handy you over the wire. Still on her Women's Society of Union Union League Clab, proved home should be It Central and to be mer. Curtis and J, F.".FlemJng. San the British Cub rooms last night, case of a sick, sour, upset stomach she maintains, "with contrition church will tender an Informal recep- one of most enjoyable in J S10i7.36 Baking Ware you come to tea. the dinners Francisco Examiner, w. V showed that had been cleared during the day or at night It's the Yen melt. .Yea, will tion to Dr. J. H. Williams, the popu- a week of many pleasurable functions by the and in addition British After alt, there ia no. cne like her; T ; affair quickest surest and most harmles Knorn as J. -- lar acting pastor of the church, and the kind. San Francisco Chronicle. Mr. SI Hdmpe Miss In r cf and Mrs. A. 'f' and duos other islands contributed rea-ulato- charming. ' ' " stomach 'n the woM. Adv. abe is Mra. Williams, the affair to take place ;:. Hompe Mich.; are $164.23 11211.61 will Is charm, not charity, that the Lorraine of Detroit' and the total of 'It in the church parlors at S o'clock. MRS. WILLIAM A. BOYD".''A SCHO--' enjoying their stay beret;; jur. Hompe be turned over to Chairman Pierre Oxfordware . said, worthy apostle meant when he This will be the first evening social : golf says and will "Though I speak with the tongues of FIELD. HOSTESS ' is a enthusiast and the linkv Baron of the committee later Brown Outside. White Inside affair of the new fiscal year and It Is Mrs. William A. Boyd of. Schofield are among on which' be sent to tbe French Red Cr. au-- . raen and of angels and - have not here the finest HEINZ ho;ed that the attendance of both Barracks was the hostess at a sewing he has ever played. The. Horn pes are thorities in France by Consul Augus- Its very appearance tells a story rhana. I am-beco- v as rounding ,. xrembew and strangers will be large.' party and tea. on Friday afternoon in so ; Marques. A vote of was of purity. ; .. It is cLVrm tfiat behaveth it- fascinated with' Hawaii that they tus thanks: trass." All vUItors from the mainland or out' following Mes- Ha-- C. Cohen of t!ie Couli-date- d Of highest quality; staple rfcrseeciljV ''yet getteth away honor of the ladies: are seriously , considering making taken for J. tho self with town especially - in-- cf are invited to be dames Carnahan,. Banister, Loud, wan tneir nome. air. Hompcis a re- Amusement C9. for the free practical and artistic In design. it, ftrolce th la iniquity, yet Is u f present. The reception committee, Bloombergh, Blodgett, ; Lyons, Baxter, use', of the BIJ-- and . also to DE10HATI0PI : Almost any style of baking dish - 1fed everywhere; by tired capitalist theater is tolerated all the members of which will manager or- may orr credited by all ia a word, charm assist the Rossiter, Stallman, Carr, (Tuley. Keen Reynolds Dennieton, and be had In thia ware but in rnd guests compliment -- of in receiving tho ana .. . :. The 'sympathy of Honolulu li bfferel ganizer of the concert and Pierre der that all may have an opportu- ! the on?y talisman that fallcth not ienson. ' guests, includes Miss Alice Knapp, .The table decorations consisted of to the family of the late Cecil Brown. Baron. .". '.Y nity to try it we are going sell We cordially invite you to visit our j t Mesdames Jobt. Gulick, Philip Frear old-fashion- flowers, and dainty re- He is a son. of this latid whose go- the following items at the follow- : Chsrm.'ng people can wear handker- Heinx con- - '.':V' stcre demonstration bein? 1 and Zabriskie and the Misses Forbes, freshments were served. . ing removes figure which was so-- a-- :-;: ! ing reduced r rices:- : chiefs to correspond -- with their socks a i'v; A CREED ducted daily.. Henry May Co, Ltd., Agnes Judd and Belle Weight . Mr. 4 daily as well as in business promin Custard Cups,' Ramekins f and vevthey even wear sport skirts. a Fort Adv. ' ! cn Bcnner, president of the So- street Cocottes, 10c . Other charming people are outrage-cnl- s Women's A PLEASANTON HOTEL DINNER ent, one. In all of the court functions Whatever is at Band! Ah, this ;r each. ciety, and Mr. Benner will also bo In G. Newcomb Mr. Cecil Brown Is as being you and me; No. 3 1 quart round covered cas- .nem!;l:ted and cut their Mr. A. was a dinner recalled : jUs Croed enmgh for . Modern Religion" is the :' ; "Christ and the receiving, line. Mrs. . Kenneth n v : ,;..V serole, 6Sc ,. .friends on fce avenue, still others pub- host on Sunday evening at the Pleas-e- a leader. ;:. To do whstevsr Work there is.. topic of a lecture to be given in Coofc each. Barnes has the program in charge r .'. These may also be had In silver All ton hotel, A bowl filled with pink 'j.Ilowever small .the task may; be,'; ' lish atracr vc!unes of .vers libre. i Hall, Y. M. C. A. building, at 5:4" " s nickle-plale- d ' while Miss Violet Atherton Is in sweet-pea- Capt and Mral Conger Pratt (nee Is' one to . and frames. . ctimir? r;op!e are dreadfully late and lavender and fine ' better than for dream o'clock this evening by Dr. It D. Wil- charge of After a Murray ) , whp - arr-'-i-T.e- 1 the' decoration. ma rid n. ftttmrtltrA ontpf Miss Sadie sailed from Mid-Pacifi- c - for ;ts never have the frm nlro Qf greater tasks than others do. liams of the Institute, social hour and the enjoyment of March," 5, Hono-th- e xL:: ? frr t!: forget all their the Tho music of the Corelli trW furnished: s Francisco pa for That brings rewards, perchance, that Tit . o excellent musical program refresh- 1 been Pratt a :.. - Us ! where they visit, diversion for the.liour after din-- M".. hve visltinpt'. .eem - , i';''-- Sport Coats Dimorid ar !t!rr tt :i - W. W. s- -i . ments will be served- in the v parish Mrs. EllzabethTratt for the you; ai C.w:r :t!.::y of thelr.rela-t.rcs- ner Mr. Newcomb's guests were Mr '.mer; ; Far richer than, the time? to Mandarin Coats : - - house; Mra. Henry Blckn ell .being M-Cr- . six weeks; Cecil Hotel .m . l. lstr, Mrs,-A- G. New last at the blesged Is who takes his . and Mrs. A. v Thrice he Stockings, Etc :;--- i ' :':-- ' mm chairman of the refreshment commit" ;' Co., Ltd. ' A rerrcn can murder his comb and Mr. Guy imttolph. p '. r '.v- - place. ; - ...... , ;.'.''' th?r' - by De v, are ; pouring . - grerr I zry I '.zx in his own cracks tee,. assisted Mesdames Samuel Consratulations- in to Though poor an I humble" In : the ,vThe Huse Mad-se- n, "'--- OZAKI 1 Freest, Edwin Farmer, Bodge, the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert -;: S. ; ' ex Ur. 3 cin lavite an engaged an engagement of local, yrMand, j King . St rear Btthaf. t-- d Frazter Miss Clement Walk er,; for a;tfee. mite of a 109-11- Charles and Barnum. -: - 5 fcj;:e (he tirl to wkon the man , ; . . , And with a heerful, smiling face No. King Strael A interest epme, to bring ' i.'u i' to t ; to the same re report printed elsewhere that the "Announcement has been by danghter,; Helen, .has f Performs whatever is at hand. :tz?z::3. rrved 1 - lc-- rcce Hon . I s gh Ts gladness an To tho happy , "i : f..Li.-- 2 la i tonl t ia in "errors At friends in' this. city, of the engagement sunshine , ,.' rrtte the Adirondack ' ' ' : V: r-c- night. '." i a r.t. pret- tomorrow Miss .Margaret daughter bt gates will ope f:f He ctn introduce a ' of Treat Irents. Some b'essed day the . 'v ; : ty. .. .' Gen. and Mrs. Charles O. and :.. 01 c!r"rcv ticking cabaret singer to Treat o t uaers loe uoria win uiuve :To-the:PubHc;v?;.;;;;;- ' - .! Mr. and: Mrs..' J, Barfumr-t- left .ire - r.I ifa's i i:b cu- -t from Kansas City. A FO RM KR VI SIT 0 H HERE A Lieut. A. .V. Arnold, GenTreafs .aid- JV'ith sou's of faith and hearts of hope, ' bv Mat--r ( -for their home- In Detroit the Jt is c: It la painful. H . DINNER llOSTESS' Gen, and Mrs. Treat recently passed Vpott the Temple made of Love; -- -- j enla thbi .1' r' C whatever it Is, ' Mrs, James Hough of Stockton, Cal,' through San Francisco en route to inorttag;ieenttifi ThevMatter Builder then will take . Aged Kakemonos, painted by - ( ! durin.th.eU' Prints and ? v -f. "w new station :4n JIonolultt.-S-an t the.Plcasanton ?Uy b - t (fj::i:;e. It yawns hd . spent tcveraJ "winters at , the their . , A strict- acccont of all. to seej '.. 't v ; town. - t. s t-- 2 TTe HcteUv 13 Francisco Chronicle. , ir Some one of all the host to make "famous artists of Japan, will be shown for one , c crJcr. Moana .'scouming ior,.the ' - - '.' ' ' f.-s- , : s re: ' ; s ' ' i - " O c'd avay with It. season at' the Cecil Hotel, San Fran ''''' ' The Keeper cf the Golden Key; - of v"' A..-MR- Mr.' and "Mrs. 'Robert'Foun'taln ; r.;: C!s rr.cncr.t we cisco. Mrs. Hough, gave an "WILLIAM CAMPBELL A He may choose fortune's son, and yet week from today. ; elaborate J . LIhue, Kauai, announced the en- ) tc!ng':re-- : : DINNER. HOSTESS ; i:-,- have who; sought Bis ci rcccrd ts dinner or 12 covers on, Washington a - r. More apt a man - gagement daughter ;" - : . : of their Helen, to The Home of Oriental Goods : J Campbell was din- f '. to ctirzx In any Birthday. The function took place In ;Mrs...WlIllam a Chilllngworth.'; side r.. ".'j-- ;:i : x dining ner- hostess on Monday evening. The Mr.. Edwin Bradfleld except met iz t?oc!;t!crs for the private hall of the hotel : ' Without a claim, he . ; w w . "' ' table was adorned with a basket of Whatever was at hand and tried ! : - : Mrs. 1L F. and. Miss Eloise Enchantress' carnations and maiden- Wichman D. Wells, In Even-- V THE CMEI?,Y i John the Burfalo ' Wlctiman , were jointhostesses at a 1 .' ferns. Mrs. Campbell's guests , tag 1 hair , jNeys; 'y;?: ; Pauahi verr- - Informal tea yesterday afternoon 37 Fort St. opp. were Mr. and Mrs. William L, Hopper. "- on Victoria street -' : AUce Hopper at their, home ' Mrs. H. Waddell, Miss ' ' FTEN-ATTAC- K J. ' - ' :r-- ; VENICE IS O E D Misses Campbell. ' ' . J and the 1 Mrs. Herman Focke was a Juncheon ' I f i a J mm It f ' ' hostess today, .honoring Miss Eloise rBr'Auociaud , MRS. A! m! N1LES ENTERTAINED. r VENICE, been at-- Wichman, who Is be married very iuiy. Venicerrihas , Mrs. A. O. M. Robertson was hostess la tacked from the air 21 times since the ' ' j v - - shortly to Mr. Dickson Nott ' bom- 0- a musical luncheon on Monday, war. . at - .s . beginning, of the The first honoring Mrs. A, N.IIes.' Tbe Jatter .:- ''v. bardment took place the day war was An Mr. Mrs. R. A. Long of Kansas . on the steamer morning for and be-- left this City, who have been visitors rat, the declared. All .the attacks have her mainland home. . . Pieasanton, nome on the by aeroplanes The number of Visits " She and her husband have been the left for their was 'eight in 1915 and thirteen in 1916. Large stock of Japanese Habutai silk, pongee crepe, 'entertaining Matsonla this morning. i . - . - incentive ts. , linb-'of-hous- for much dur. :! , now-showing- e J pongee, crepo in large AVc r.rc our Spring furnish-- . ing their stay. here. .stripe stripe silk and stripe . Capt and Mrs. Daniel Gienty have ; Farewell Meeting . '.. , whk'h include .some splendid values in white Bed : moved from Manoa td LunalilO Te isV BACK FROM HONOLULU . . : Adjt and Mrs. i'lramcrman are r race, , where they- - will be pleased to : Mr. Mrs." Harold Law Miss -- - of the Honolulu . Cove. Dimity, Honeycomb and Marseilles. : and and V - commard Braverman, who have been : see their friends. i, Corps on night: 818 Florence v- - ?o.,! Sunday at enjoying a visit In Honolulu,' returned I :r Nuuanu street and proceeding to Hllo. '. Mrs. Valentine Stevense,"wh6 has v. . ... ; .... .': r. v. . . CLCO each home this week. - Mrs. Law and Miss V.n II..1..1u fit. ttd')tc 'lanxtli ' Adft and Mrs. West from Santa 1 Braverman went to city to meet will Monday and that - Barbara, Cat, arrive 0D0. -- HUo home la- Eaturaays . . . . v,CD, ir,,,eft- for her , ' vlD, on . .. . ,. . , ...... CO Harold iJiw his return from a M ftun K. take charge. to Australia. San Francisco Chron-- . . .. . , v nrtcr r . . j, .'. . . , . . . . vl75K ' V',.vM-- IcJe. - v r.-? Y- - r; ; MaJ; Reynolds,-.wi- won ; : Mrs Belle Hcul. i ...... ;... : . ; rf . : . C2.wr c3.co, $150

. Many ,.Kc patterns in iwportcJ Bedspreads '(British Mahu- -) M.l Mill 1MIO. A, MJ. 1 lit? Utt IUV1I years. re .".V.' daughter,- - Ann,: of Gardner, Me, left Hotel near NuuacTi . . . . . ; ...... ; .C3.50, U50; $10.50 mornln" I Mrs. S. S. Paxsoh was hostess' at visit to

Julu. . ::,r Julius . Unger who: has' been I a i.irvrtiKnv ntr1 pt paq. a mainland Tisip fo --expected it -- V?? . - . iv4w vai 1 for midday luncheon or TOUEH5TS Mrs. William Campbell had as lunch- - Mrs. James B. Castle 1s booked to afternoon-tea- , jolliest are wanted to visit the wonder fd'collection of wu ajucoba saw uio t ioaoauivu vu ittvu" the 4 v. Hctel near Tcrt of; business - I morning. interval the f inn th. xn.4 r.mii day or shopping tour. Old Chinees Curios ;'- i- MR. d II. WILEY A LUNCHEON - f ', ' MIDDAY LUNCHEON , . HOST - 1" EASIER . and;Enbroideric3 : Mr C, H. Wiley entertained with a Wholesome, dainty, appetizing. ' luncheon at the Pieasanton . on Sun-- ? TEA, 3 5 at day forMIss Seynor, Mr. Seynor, r ' AFTERNOON t? ' , Just' arrived candy novelties for ;::.cc;:czctc roads already built in the. and Mr. Seynor,' Jr. : ''' A period of relaxation and V- r V brief Easterl cosaip, amid restful surround- - t'r it'.- " v eggs ' ' Now on dteplayPanoramlc In :FGB!G-iNN::GO- :4 In the passing. of Mrs. Frances inas. ,

-- ; ' ' kiJ !!.vjr yesterday is turned. . She represent.':'11?116 : : CANDIES :5'vv. "; Honolulu's Leading Chin::3. ,

social 40 ""V' '- ed the life of , or Hawaii CHURCHES UNITE Vv Curio Ctcrc. .- years ago and w as a woman of charm I - Fiiro Ice Cretris and distinction. Her home was the, - navvy's ' pn n9 nt th r'tMll 1152 Nuuanu St., nsar Pau ahi Z t-- ' ' : Ji." L " rnion and MeUiodlst clrurche unite i Hotel, hear Fort :; Ji - v recalled social functions, The latch mid-wee- V: Ji.. their k services this evening. VJ .string always on the outside ade th The gathering will , be held in the 1IUUA1IU VALLEY -- . Bickerton home a famous one. .It is Fir8t Methodist church at Beretania 1o note many : sad that so dearly oved avenue and victoria, street and Bishop will endure for a feneration. ; ones arejussing on, with their go-- ; A. w, Leonard will be the speaker, ing much of goes, . ' ' ' " yesterdayr charm Tne gUbject of the address will be ; They lead to too. espccully to those of us who' so --Xne Call of .the Cburch,' and will pleasantly and happily recall those . begin at 7:30. ' ' men . 1 59 Beautiful ELome Sites kindly and women who made thei . si charm of the isiards famous. To Mrs.' The sale of fresh bread in France in cz'i cf Kcnolula's nest select and newest resi-ddti- ar Kicnerwn s reiai'ves ine sympamy oi ig prohibited after February 25 by ncnoium is ezienoeo. . , signed by President Poincare. : - ' " decree districts opposite Oahu Country CluK . '..'.' Mr. and ' Mrs, William Henry Pool (Isabel Sprague) are here from their Ki.r I..J Two Kree foe Lifetime S rr ; i. home In Virginia, where they spend .. Z.2l 1 half of each year, and are established i VniV!SSAlr lids. tLftMKrtrm- h- s In their handsome new. home at Menlo i iwnt mrj mw : l; i't tjn iui of nn mnini: Saks Arrents : v Park, dedicated spring. be- s I rw m ach tot krrtntr M four s '';,;i last Just 1 1 1 b4 with U fwiInitf. i 3. liuuanu, aBove Hotel : fore their departuro for the East with I toi rn rrti s Ecthcl Ct, opposite 'Pcstoffice - s Soidcrirrinx.M Oro( OvUeaaurriMeiM inhy a ball attended . by- several hundred u4 iiill Uk BbtIm in ItnSf C. Okm. t Pm BMt rucrtr. S.u FrancircA Fxaminer. SwmwiM wwmiwwh iiiniimwiMwmtMiiMwwMwJ: i f ... v SIX HONOLULU STAft-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917.

rT r U n I HART, CREWSHAU REFUSES CARGO, i! i I : t ' f i y pvvai c HOTik ST,, hutc : PMiflllOljS OEf HURRIES HMD At7:43ociocK i Thrilling Triangle Program of MApBOR' NOTES IRIATS0NIATAKE5 w At 1: lip. in. yesterday the 11 at son Pajinit vrltlt American scM rIo SC00 Feet at Reduced Prices :- ' ' .we-- -. ww bilLn flWW I Ci ear i w w ij I etcaaer Lurllift arri ted from San and for her bunker coal and pro e fki 1". 4. army. trnoit 7!tcmN jrtAhy j rrtmtifctc after rough 4 voj-ag- in Tiicnl taken aboard here, and refits Mch team seas ' awept orerboard tng 10W tdns of sera? Iron and a ship IflASip PCRO IN FINE ARTS DE LUXE DRAI. - IMS 334A00ARD CAPACITYLIST o any IjtintJ.'e of shinxles which were ; ment of sugar mill machinery- offoreJ a Jpw-IpUn- d tnwr K-kl- i titnr for.' piled on decto. One mule died, evt- - vher toy' Honolulu shippers rhich, y ft. o a m mm4v aod t.V IV'lSitar t IaSf f " ir&xi seasickness. - togetiier, would hare brought her new haft i'l.ei.)r jrt in. ' , A - - CI08 Ior tne royaje irom total f 34 raaeagrr in i!1 lwi T&kinr fcrt "JO akin and 78 teerase la- 'Amons thc Ioftoluiaiis returning- on lo W wi3 arrive aw tba ilill liner Grtil JCorther Seat mt'J from Pan FroUeo al Lof i a eanaritr iit. the UatOB linet Mat-- the steamer were Cmdra. Thomas C. i bere t& Japanese tram? will 10 . o'eiork ilonda; . U(t mm Monday Aerele at Capt. Cfcarlea Peterson, 10 SM-- morning. A wireleae received from arrte oni. at ;feamer. Kotohlra Mara left at i Certain Abmea today by. the loeai agency. morninr in the Hill Jioer Creat 'orfiera. j o'eloek thm . mominj from Pier 15 ior San Hart and Arthur rrenahaw. U. a Fred L. Waldron, Ltd. aaye she baa hoiM rrane:te. , The uis ateamer took out a who successfuUy passed their navy, ex-- KEYSTONE GLOOM CHASER .. . 270 23 aad I nnnmc nurn rn--- r i r mittflt T rarrO aa wetl. freighter, arrived firt ren. eond It Iff - rmim, v.i' Francisco pro thL0sfoh, aininat'cn in San far ' tirpr, , 'j- r rena-rit- J r. Z. will for Fannin and TVe which nnriTed Tbia U Ka than half her ri. 4 Uataoe rtfanee Lorline. Monday morning from Manzanillo, lMMtir. . V i M,n Jaf 1 w lieutenant-commande- r' ' '. (i at fklnH- - - - ftlt- - etui- of . . -. X1.. i .- . willw motion to a bp took ont 705 from Honolulu la.t - - k.uffv OJ J V I l I v.n wj- w frca Mexico, direct, is speeding to Japan trip. - week, takers "'k; iom or fcrerai earro ant leave tanorrev niel.t at d o'elotk ojr later cootirandcr. Dick Eu!iivan, former "THE PERILS OF THE PARK" 11 '. io cargo h Ala or Honolulu i 74 bam and for Hilo two lihynlr'aaN. who .will furnUh oiediral a .for Kahntui. Mani., . , load another of munition for to eoVra plantation' lahoreni of Matonia, Capt, proprietc r cf 4he 'T'vo Jacks," return- 79. tVrca or tLu wrt is heavy. 269 . tettdanre tic Aee rdinK U officer the go- the Mexican government" to aid th -- 9 tbere. They are loctor I itijohn and IUa. i ft down ed after a: year's" absence, lie Is inttuJ aatAiawbile. The liner will '. Jory. wio the Vartiw federal forces in", their - fight againnt V AS THEY HAPPEN rea-- i I', lit ml 9 o'rWvV Sunday Biorninj and i j trtm tho eoant, will transfer to the Ilyadea ing into th automobile business here. WOULD EVENTS ' ' o .Villa, by water-fro- nt will am v. at llmotulu. dncking at rer 6. . : J a th lirl:ne'a arriral .at Han Kranci-- "Pancho" Is believed 10 Monday morning.4 A sterna I'te first night cut did most men today from the fact sli-- j at e'rlork rnT that e PASSENCERS DEPAflTED A g Se far a taking care f alt the rrenee-liv- :. r.Ciu LT.rUnV'. cf "the damage to the deck lead.; refused money-makin- cargo here "ANIMATED WEEKLY" mencrr wo want t leave Honolulu rcHimandeT' wiiile Capt. Jory will keep the surprise was sprung wnen u was seen evidently Ifl get Marc-- -- order to to Japan at tl' lireat Northern J is concerned, Per Mat on liner Matnoosa. left at l' a in. Hyadea permanently. . - e - Cant. JV Jory. sklp- t the KphI agency said today lv believea,-th- todav for San Franeiai-o- Kolert Aftertn. Capt. A. who haa bad the Lr that W. the earliest nossible moment big turlinrr ran accommodate nearly all who A. F. Ahrena. Mr A. F. Ahrena anil child. line ainea Cait. Troel K. Smith left the Mat per or , the Hilonian until she was ; When, the Kotohira's Japanese pur- PRICES 10, 20 AlfD 30 CENtS C. employ, hna tranxferTed at San REDUCED want to so. Relra.ea of staterooms received Miaa R: Anbrey. h, Arnold. Miaa aon line'a sold, was" on the bridge yesterday, af- ser called at the Inter-Islan- d offices from the San Fraacivco end La Angeles Ames, John Axblev. J. W. Abbott. Mra. t. Franriaco to the Maooa and t ex pectea to - agenrie Tueaday and indicate, W. Abbott. Vint C. Ahley.Mra. O. Abbott, rinc her to ' Honolulu Marth 20. lipt ternoon. Capt. A. L. Soule has been Tuesday afternoon to pay his bunker irevioulr. Ma-nb- that the linrr can ferry vrtirally all who W'm. Bateman. ili-- a E. Bimw. J. ". Ben- I. M. Edward haa taken the. Wilhelmina promoted from the Lurline to the a. coal bills he brought. with him enough want to ro on next Bailing who are ton. W. Mra. C. Bailey, and will tirobaWy be-i- n command when ahe " the and .Ura. J, Benton. II. Coast , papers had said V. .Jory American gold and paper money to fill alreaoy by ST J- - Tuenday , , not taken rare of ateafflem of the 3. Bettman, Mm. f. Bettman, Mater rrtvca nest . would" stay Uie peck measure. n other American Matron aod rlettman, C. K. Boyd. Mra. K. K. Iloi-ao- c with Hilonian under a The bills were all n line, ,jhe lr. 1 ' iV Oceanic. . . ..,.. Mia M Boivcit, Mi ('. BaKtian. Vra. lt. her new owners. ' . . v paid in this form of cash, which, the Baker, aiiaa K. Baker. J. J. Barium. Urn. J, : The Lurline brought 12 four-whe- el purser said, he had obtained irom the 1a. PASSENGERS BOOKED J. Barium, J, Barn. V. J. Browning. Mm. rock-carryin- g H. J. Brownimtv H. T. Bradner. Mra. H. T. dfive auto. truck 9 fitted with American consul at Manzanillo. The 1 army, sub-treasu- ry TirOLIAS Bradner. Mra. V. Berjra, Mia M. 'Brady. Per Si 8. AViJhelminn. leaving San.' Frn bodies, for the for use in cashier's counter resembled a MB Th2 '44 o CT 3 SLATE; Mra. T. BoeWker. Mra. O. A. Carlson, F. E. raeo. March 7. 4. Uodeer. Fred Law. C A building operations at Scbofield Bar- when the purser began push- Carieof, Mra. H. A. Clover. Mia F Clover. Conrad. Mra. C. A. Conrad, Heine Kammerer, ;: polo ing gold pieces paper money V. Clow, H. AV. Chapin. Mrs. racks. , Five army ponies v also the and At7:Oo'clcck C. II. Wi Jrhn Gilfillnn. Irvinr Gottheim, Miaa Stanley, : . vv- .: '. across. It Is believed . payment At 2:15 o'clock Chapin. Ueo. II. Call. Mr. (Jeo. II. Call Wm. H. F, Breivorle, T. K. ilannuir. Mra-.-T- c came. ; ; that Cami.lwll. Mia L. Cranford, Miaa A. - D. Manninc. Walter Win. Mra. Walter Wing, for the 500 tons of ammunition which Chy-mewnt- I P.t.ITOkSiiMl' Campbell. 3. F. Chymoweth. Mra. J. F. h. J. L, Boree. Mra. 3. L. Boye.e. J. Fi-he- l. R, Capt. S. Seo admits he carried to . JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS Mra. V. S. K. Cantle, H. Maaon. Ivan L. Peteraon. Miaa M. O. Hab-- T A DFf A SaJina Cruz and Manzanillo last month 3. 8. Dendle, 3. M. Dowaett. Itiu L. De brd, Miaa A. EUiott. Mra. 3. C. Porter. Miaa FT T flm Iira, Mia E. Darline, Mra. E. Dintel, 3. II. K C. Moffitt. Miaa C. Coulter. Jae. L,. Boyle, was made in gold, which is now' being Duncan. Mrs. J. II. Dnnean. II. Dale, L. Mra. J. L. BojlK. Arthur II. Mooae. Mra. Ar taken to Jaan in the steamer's safe. ORE ROBERTS AniTA KING Ea-nlak- THEOD and e f H. Eaatlake. lira, L. S. Mia K. H. Mooae, has. Moose, wm. ttortaman. Tladia aivire received thin morning by tha J. thur l Not Listed to Call tlrjxrt from tUatlake. M II. Eilera, C. B. Hatr.-T- Mr. Lillie. Geo. B. Alvord, Mra. tieo. B. Al naarterraaater'a offiea tha U. 8. Miae D. R. O. Capt Seo said Kotohlra, army Tbomaa aay ahe will not ar- Emanuel, Eadea. Mra. Eb?1, vorL O. K. Whitinz. Mra. G. X. Whiting. G the which irar,(art Englinh. Mra. R. O. W, P. Fraier, McClure, rive off port from Manila and Saraaakl be- E. Coat a. E. P. s Redmond. David OF HEALTH cleared from! Yokohama January 2, fore o'clock tomorrow owing to Ir. Christian Fry, Mia M. Fry. O. S. Fan- A, P. Sherill. John Frjr, M. L. Joalin, Miaa TO! voyage afternoon ning. Mra. O. 8. r. Chaa. K. had made the direct to the bait "weather. Fannin' Foter, Beatrice Gottheira. Mr. Delia Morse,: u W.-Fiah- Mexican ports In 2& days stop- Thin mean he will not leave f"tn Mra. Chaa. K. Footer. Mine D. Bruch, Taft. Mra. H. L. Taft, Henry B. without for (fallen. Mi E. C. F. Gutheidge, HU before aoiue time Friday Btornint, f. Oriffitba. Cooper. Mra. Henry B. Cooper, M. N. Love, ping anywhere for bunkers. It Is be- airro Thoa. Glynn, ilra. Tnoa. OI)nn. Mr. MeCully Mra. M. N. r-- A. C. Deming, Mra. A. C, ' appear- three days late. The Thouiaa wa one day 3, Harnena, Healthier and more robust waa the lieved here that had he been, able to behind "hednle leaving Kagaaaki, and atorma Iligrina. E J. Ilarneaa, Mra. E. Demlnc. E. Bonnheim, Walter Bonnheim, Mra ance of the tocal atock market today, both aa V". II. Ifarrington, Mra. W. H. Harrington, onnbeim. Miaa Bonnheim. R. Mai- secure enough coal at Manzanillo he have added day and a half more. . The E. Edith listed and nnliated aecurities. . the liat ' M". H. H'lbrook, Mra K. II. Holhrook, pr. Miaa to la would to Japan . Thomaa will dork at . - ler. Mra. E. Muller. Miaa Elae Schilling, gar np un- have returned the Tier Eva Harris E. Harria, H. Hart, Mra. an I generally picked and 'is the A Story of Russian Politics. Love, intrigue and a Cteridaa Keeda Much Coal ', Mia Volkeiran. Francia Gay, 3. M. Mendel, Mra. listed market Mineral Producta scored ad- 8am e way without calling at Honolulu. The tranport Sheridan which left gan II. Hart, Manter II. Hart. Mra. C. Hunt. J. M. Mendel, Karl Bmick, Mra. Karl Bruick vance. Sales between board were of 11 IS This fact is emphasized because the People's Fight for Freedom Monday Manila Miaa C. Hunt. Mra. E. Hutchinson, C. J. and danebter. J. A tonne. Mra. J. A. Young, Frnrico for Honolulu and M, share from the liat and between boards 135. Inter-Islan- d A Hntrhina. M. Jonea, Mra, Jonea, L. Joseph, C. 11. a steamer was not listed with the 14 5 Dr. B. Hirh. Dan Volkman. G. Tiulinr. were-Ola- "Up-to-the-Uinut- will nerd tona of backer eonl here, Pricea en vales 144 and ; e" Xioa Ornre Knirht, Ja. A. Kenned v. Mra. Mra. G.- - II. Tilling.. Jaa. Corley, Rev. C. J. 14. to call here. i 11th Chapter of to taMc adrirea received from the Loi-eho- 37 hi, 3 7 and Ewa 32 and V. A, Kemp. R. V. Loichot, Mrs. R. W. t. Pioneer 38, eoat today. For Honolulu ahe ha 25 tona Ouinn. B W. Freer. J. B. Castle. Mra. J. H 32 V, Waialua McBryde Oabu 29 The American steamer Buenaven-- V7EEKLY Mra. L. B. Lippitta, 3. 8. Lawon. Mra. Rindge, 30. 10. ' ' GUILTY" PATHE of and- apace "here Caatle, Samuel Rindge. Mra. Samuel . - 'WHO'S freijht will liav from for F. Lowrey, and Plneapplea 414. - tura, which arrived from New York Ouain aod for 6 tonn, b la I. S. Law ion. T. B. Orebard. J. Mr. leedm Mr. Leedn, Miaa G. Thornton, led i!nila due to U. A. JjODg. Mra. G. A. Long, F. Lyaer, Mineral Producta .the yellow aheet C Miaa Donahue. MUa May Lyons, Mra. Mary m via Panama Tuesday morning, 'was People, Always at the arrive hrre Tneday morninc. Lyaer. B. atock aelling at 85, 87 and 90 cents. Best Pictures, Best Music, Best Mra. F. C. Lyer, Miaa E. J. Maher. Leon Collver. Addison M. Heott. Mra waa unchanged at 40 cents. Oil listed and accordingly was given the Lund. Mra. 3. B. Lund. Chaa. Widdleton, Miaa - Addiaon M. Scott, Mrs. Julius Unger, Misa . -- aold at 12.90 and $2.95 and Engels Copper LIBERTY r. ; f Martin. Mra. E. M. Martin. R. 31. Mon- preference. The Kotohlra had to wait HORSE THANSPOPJ DIX I. Edna l erber and mother. ( an eighth to $7. Mountaia King tenegro, A. D. Mrader. Arthur Marah, Mra. ahaded off until, the Buenaventura, had finished 50C0 Marsh, Misa P. Marsh, Mra. Geo. waa 32 cents and Madera 20 cents. . There 20 30 Cents. Boxe3, 50 Cents. ; Phone CREAKS STEECir.G GEAR Arthur Pafre. Hr". Edward Sayre, Mra." TV. F. Spen- wa more activity than in several days past bunkering at 2 o'clock ia the after- FriceslO, MarhaU. F. B. Marrin. Mra. 3. L. Mear and B Mett-rer- . cer. Miaa 8. 8nencer. Misa B. Smith. Alius and volume of business hewed material noon. consequently did Infant. Miaa C. 8. Meader. Mra. V D. ' - The Kotohlra iatiMl IrevK Federal M"irtlev.) Q. E. Maule, C. W. Manee, Mra, Ktokea. R. 8. Van TaaaelL Mra. R. 8. Van , t not get 8:30 Avi hr Urn. Miaa U. Tneweek. F. D. True. Mra. .;'' her bunkers aboard until J'OUT A.NiilXl.S. March 7. The United C. M'. Vat-fee- ,' Mra. Anna Mosier' Howard Taell, a . or $ o'clock Tuesday night fv'Utca t Lijt 'Miaa M. F. D. True. Mi Anna B. Trne. Geo. Uhl, army tranviKH-- bound from Seattle Moredith. Mm. Howard Meredith, Mrs, O. .Manila via l.'onoluhi, Wiley, Miaa M. ' McCanatland, C. Mclntouh, Mra. Geo. Uhl, R. Tnndergriff. Mra. Honolulu Stock Exchange Fifteen' Days to Japan : w to reiort an accident C. C. M. "Williams, t.hrce Viiindred and fitly milca nouthwevt of Mra. C Melnto. Miaa A. C. MeCue. J. r. Voa. Mra. Wilaon. Miss A. . '. C. Wilson, Mra. N.'C Wilaon. Mra. J. D. : ; ' .While the mysterious freighter was 'aie FUttcry. rhe ha five imndred herea Mia P. McSweeney, Newi . r " , Wednesday, Mareh 7.' and larpr eomh, A. G. yeweomb. C. Mioa. Mra. Wood. Miaa E It. VVhtttemore, Clarence being piloted out to sea this morning nuantities cf knri'l'ea tn board. Mra. l Mra W. Mra. E. B. is i;ncrrvux)d waa to C. Kilea. Mra. A. O'Neal, Cbaa. O Dona-hue- . Wkite. Wrenu.' Watrou, . by It that the acctdrat dae F. Mra. WaddelU Mra. A. West, Miaa Edna MERCANTILE Bid Asked Capt Jolul R. Macaulay, territorial hei kiprririf machinery, for the eteamer i Mra. Cha. O'Donahue, W. C. Paraona, J. II. Baldwin.' 290 . Mra. S. Ziele. Alexander k Ltd.... pilot, her Japanese skipper, who does iniiVi I way back to Brattle, which .he If, MiK J. L. Park. Miaa M. Poun-tha- Wilon, F. ' z-- ir it Peterin. C.'.Brewer it Co. 460 Macau-lay- ,' . -- left t-- t '.irday voder her own tcam. M. Roaenbledt, G. A. Roblnna. P. Rabee, - not, speak English, told Capt iy.Jj 8LGAR , rat . aj. aj am l'ti Chaa, Henry Reitarh, - through J Mra. il. Petera. Reitarh. Shingle's bill, relating to appfopria- Ewa Plantation Co...... 32? 32 the second officer, who At 2:15 o'clock At 7:40 o'c!cc' No wcH if tlio accident met by the Dix Kobert Uei'nch. Mra. Chaa. Reitach. D.. L. the. general revenues for Haiku Sugar Co. ,. . .'...... acted as interpreter, that he expected wa r . l tlilx morninjf at the-de;- Koenfeld. frK. P. M. Rodrera. Geo. H. Ro6a, tion'from Co, two-ye- ar Hawaiian Agricultural . -. to 15 j n u rt ' of fire-- L- Booa. Miaa Rooa. Maater th coming teriod. was the arrive at Yokohama in days. He r'a The tra;; ort ha so Uoolt C P. I tawn. Com. ft Sugar Co. 49 5014 ' Presents the "V ' Wmi Fox - rd. tf'.he ted here j. Geo. Roberta Mra. e. a. Stivie. j only one yesterday in 39 said he did not know what the vessel's '" vii e.','ei Roo. Mr. introduced the Iiawmian Sneer Ca. 37 ; ' . - ;' VV a!oi.t but If repnira take erera( w'r" Fv,SnLitbi, upper house, v. This Decame- senate bill ttonoiin sugar to. 9 lit.-- future' movements would be. ', Popular. Stars, v i.robabl.r net arrive until JtWn''IC !.ri . 5-- '; '- - Honomu Sorar Co...... iir ; ' ' s ' .'.'.. Cargo offered freighter here, but vim t "r that. - y.rH;Sqairrelt,-Mis- M. SerTer. Edward ... 27 the Hatchmson Sugar Plant. Co. b Tefused T)y her, 1000 Kahuku Plantation Co...... 19 included tons of 3 Kekaha Bngar Co. ... 230 scrap iron for Yokohama, which would 3 George Walsh - Koloa Sugar Co...... 245 have brought ?10 a ton freight i N her in ;' McBryde Co., 10 - " ; Sugar Ltd.... ioh 600 sugar 'ma- iV- . - Oahu Sugar Co...... , . ... 29 rates, and tons of mtU and . -- , V4 Olaa Sugar Con Ltd. . , .... , 15 15 chinery to carry which would have Oncmea 'Susar Co. 53 54 realized her about $30 a ton, making Paaahaa Surer Plant. Co.. . . 80 . earnings Mna Lullier in Sugar Mill . . 19 her total for carrying the Pacifir 1500 Paia PLVatatioa Co. .',-- tons approximately 140,000. Why Pepeekeo b sar Lo. ... .;. a w sho 'should have refused this unless t ,f 3 Pioneer il; ...... 384 she has orders to-- speed to Yokohama San' Carlos --.tillinr.- Co Ltd.. Waialua. a Ca. . 31 31 and load another munition cargo for Wailukn K igr. Co.. .,...... 30 35 Mexico is a mystery. The vessel's - MISCELLANEOUS owner is the Katsuda Shokai of Kobe. :v,:.;;r Endau Development Co. . V. . pc.; According to Harbor Officer A. E. BEAST" 1st Issue Assess., 69 t 2nd Issna 'AaseaK. 70 DCi Pd. . Carter, who visited the steamer to ee Hailm Fruit ft Pack. Co Pfd. A virile story of a bad man's whether the Mexican . passenger or Haikn Fruit ft Pack. Co., Com. supercargo giving reformation. The adventures of Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 e. A. . . . his name as Ortega an Eastern Heiress among tho Hawaii Con. Ry. pe. B..... : 4' might poFsibly be "Pancho" Villa. Hawaii Con. By. Com 2H Ortega bears ' no resemblance lOugli herdsmen .of 'the West V,: Co. . . . ; to the story 1 Hawaiian Eleetrie ' makes a beautiful and one - Mexican on whose is Hawaiian Pineapple- Co...... 41 H 4 revolutionist head from the gener- I Car-.ranza- different HonJ Brew, ft Malt. Co, Ltd. 17 17 4 a.' reward of 110,000 'offered by .4 that's run so-call- t. Honolnln Gas Co, Ltdt...... 126 'Detective Carter says Ortega al of Western "",''TnrBf A j , . i WiWIVUAM VOX enQOuCTI ON. Hon. R. T. L. Co...... thin-face- d films. t fnter-L-lan- Is a youth not over 26 years d Steam NaT. Co., Mutual Telephone Co...... 20 old, of a comparatively light com Oaha Railway ft Laud Co. . . , 160 162 plexion,' slender, build, - and does not "IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH" Pahangl Rubber Co. t..:.. 20 20 Va tear even ' a .remote resemblance to 8th Episode of wonder serial, Crimson Stain. f Selama-Uinding- Plan, Pd.... the Selama-Dinding- a . . the notorious bandit and revolutionist, 63 pe. Pd. V Don't miss any cf these chapters as each and every one Taojf-n- e Ulak Rubber Coi. ... . '45 who is more than 40' years old, of 7 - BOXDS . , swarthy complexion' and stocklly built is totally different and new thrills galore .thrcnghcut this BRai-- WalkTmp. Dist 5i pc. 102 Hamakna Ditch. Co. 6...... chapter, Featuriug MAURICE C0STELLO and ETHEL Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pe... . 94 GRA2TDI1I, r i l . . Hawaiian Irrigation Co. bs ... rosTomcs timb tajble. i ( Hw, Ter. ,4 pe. Refnnd ; . .? . t Haw. rer. a no. jraps... ? x Following la postoffica PATHE COLOR FILL! (Educational) -S-howing lWh pe. 1913-1- 3 the tine table for Hr. Ter. Pub i.Im. 4 r March. It la subject to change If avdden Hawaiian .Terr'L pe 4 a ture's beautiful handiwork in natural colors. . J. arrangements . axe suds tax unexpected mail t . r t ------Honnkaa Surrar Co..3.6 pe. . 4s K. 7r .if Tlonolnln ftni Co, Ltd, 5 105 NOTE Owing to Hearst News and Fathc News combining It will A" UNITED STATES MATT. 8TEAM2X3 Hearst-Path- e lion. R. T. A L. Cv ft p. , be a month before we continue showing the new news Jfy. 6 . V. 100 .Steamer to arrira fiom: Kauai March , Until then we will show Pathe Color f ilrr3 (Educational). ? Manoa Imp.f.Dut. SM pc fictures. McBryde as - 12 Oreat Korthem ...... Eau Francisco Sugar Co, ..... 23 U. C A. T. Cnaridan. .'.'.Can Francisco "1 1 Mutual Tel. 5 - ilS 13 Sonoma .Sydney Oahu Rv. ft Land Co. 5pc.... ioe ...... ; . . . . . 13 Wilbelmina San Fraaciaco Oahu Suaar Co. 6 pe, Jiu . pe. . . . .; 10014 18 Siberia Mara ...... Hongkong Olaa Susar Co. 6 i 18 Colombia Saa Francisco Pacifie Guano-- Fert. Co.. .. . 100 ...... Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6a.... 100 19 Chin ...... Eaa Francisco San Carlo MiUinf Co, . 100 19 Ventura ...... r ...... Saa Francisco 20 Manoa . .saa Francisco yhen ' Between Saleat S90 Olaa, 14.75; 21 MaJcnra .Vancouver Board: 22 Venezuela v .Hongkong v 37.50; 100, 10Q, 45. 24 H. , r 50, 40 Pioneer, and " r r ' C. ft "49.73; 10. 5 Waialua, 30.73; 50, 26 Korea Mara ...... Saa Francisco S, 5a 27 Tenyo. Mara . . . . .Hongkong - 10.50; 30. 10 Oahu Sugar, 29; V Jt -- 75 McBrrde, . . V V I 100. 90 Hawn. Pinea, 41.25. ' . 27 Matsonis Saa Francisco Vhere Pio- SO Niagara . . Sydney 7 , , wr Session Sales: ft Olan. li.STV, l 50 ...... 25 Ewa, 30 Great. Xortaera, San Francisco O C JI neer, 88.25; 5. 15 Oahu Sugar. 29; ...... was ; McBryde, 10.50. 'Fr.. 3 30 - ev . 32.25; Ewa. 32.874 n Steamers to depart for: " ' - ' -- that-.:. :.. r . Lxtest angar satatiaa: 98 dec- - tast, S.27 March , . - - cts., or S105.40 per ton. 9 XJ. 3. A. T. Thomas:.... .Saa Francisco 13 Sonoma ...... San Francisco Picture v 13 Lorline Saa Francisco 14 TJ. S. A. T. Ehexidaa...... Manila taken? i i . . 5-27c- 18 Great Northern an Francisco Sugar ts 18 Colombia ...... Hongkong ' -- 18 Siberia Mara ...... Saa Francisco Ever negative worth making is''worth alitle and date.' t 19 China . ....Hongkong Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co., 19 Ventura ...... Sydney You can date and. title each one permanently at the time: 81 Wilnelmina Saa Francisco : made, the ! Ltd. v 21 flaknra ...... Sydney it is with , v 22 Venezuela ...... Saa Francisco T! embers Honolulu Stock and Bond 26 Korea Mara . . . . .Hongkong ' Exchange- ' 1 " 27 Tenyo Mara , San Francisco Auto Fert and Merchant Street! - 27 Manoa Saa Francisco No.3A -- 30 Niagara . .. Vancouver rT,i,. Tej.jjhon 12C3 V O ,r Takes pictures' 334x5 inches;. efficient, simple to oper-- J V STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU' ate. Rapid Rectilinear lens or f. 7 7 speed.; ' ' TODAY'S NEWS TODAY. f.8 t V. V ANNUAL MEETINGS ' ' Kodak BalBearing Shutter, irice V.v . , ...... 1 X22Z0. - OF STOCKHOLDERS Oa Sa f...,jS ; . Annuaf meeting of stockholders and .' Honolulu, Plioio Sunnl? Co., - I'd. dates have been announced by the fol- ' 1: " . .' '"j fol- lowing Hawaiian corporations as. Everything Photographic ; i : ' v. .1039 Tort St.-- ' lows: I -- r'-- .r Mar, 8. Hawaiian Irrigation Co, ' This company has established a ; Olaa Sugar Coj,. March 9. ? temporary office with ths Water-hou- tt .'. j . s. 5 C' ...... 1 . Company, Young Hotel block, ! i ::.. t -- sA bill providing for physical and ' i f Honolulu, : , - : i ' " v. .".'. i r . ; I . tm C . . . military tralniiis in' the common ,knd i PHOiTE. c::3 REACHES .. i r ewa ' v. .. C. the'bigh schools'if West Virginia 'y All parties interested In the stock i . also j ? i t .-- ae ' . I tiLi l.t CZ38BaB3amajasaaaBSB Was Introduced In the. senate by cf this company may gain informa- '"-'- V .v tion from the undersigneds - ' r v. J AND SAND FOR ALL KINDSM Cf ROCK CONCnZTZ V;::;' "ji j ! ' 1 'FIHZVOOD AND COAL ..!'-V- . V GILLSON D. 'BELL, Agent v :a Vclt V.zzl Cite QUEEN - - - - .. P. O. 2'. 2 4 B: 93 STREET - r C' Try f.iUtlw Eye flcmcdy C " T ' ' JTONOUU,!) STA U-HlT- T7TIN,: WKIN" KSDA'Y, MARCH, 1017. ,,..,.., ...... ft. t.M, ...... fMM.trM"'"'M.,....t.t..IMff...l.t...tlf....tf.....t..t....lft?"""M ,..(t...... !.fmjf,,m .... It ... , . . -- fllulUlU....i. U. .iuai4ii.ui...;ii.:..i;iu t.littt.Xli.ii. .4...... 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ftf-th- On nwMmt a extreme vahw-.- ' U tTlns to you'llift offered, lid sale will Ikv for cocMav! oJor of the tuTnw the 'ylJt. hciictrope,' the l the ' 1 leranlu,, the Jasfmine CASH DMLY' ( l!kj .. m-- and ether choice flow il: ers. aU cf uhich art? (foods J' delifhtfully DomltnL .Xo to Dealers

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Thursday, . Two CansThis Triday, Sate ...... 55 c : Saturday, l-- - 7 , : - 4 1 - - v This Week.- - eVry i - - Buy any of the listed items at the regu- Rexall Tooth lar price arid get a second ; one for-5- c LbrdBaltirho re Paste en A pprfert dentifrice, antiseptic and de- odorant.; Cleanses and whitens the teeth, and iting Paper

otit flafc on well-presse- sweetens the breath. Comes the A dainty and extremely d, uigVgrade white fabric finish writing paper ReaRi exceptional value.. Each parkjrge-contaf-n 21 sheet of PotSc-y-. ' . paper . - . '; ; Standard Price This Sale V. s 1513 Talmk and,24 env!oiws. t; . H 1)1 '2. 1 Standard Price This Sale One : V Two OA, " A really wonderful value. The pro- - Tuf)C Tubes :. One :;Zf-f-- ; ;.; Two : ...... 25c V ceff; oflakin this powder is OA',; a. m Packages 5c in every particular; ' and o 4 Standard Price. ThfsSalc . Standard Irice Taia Sale the result is; a toilet requisite that, ; urttV.rj'O'i - Sanigenic - ; ;. Rexall Frfncll Tooth - Paper ! - r '' even" particular sliayer has on hi Sale : .8tandard Prk-- This Sale Brushes, 9G4 .35 2 for .40 Drinking Cups, car- N , - Standard Price, This - - Drinking Cups, . ,.. .10 2 .13 ! M Boric Acid Powder, Tulip Hexall Marguerite ton . ,...... ,.. for chiffonier. : i::'-- v. No. 401 2 for .30 lb. , ...... 2 for 5 - 5c cartons, 5 for.".. .23 10 for .30 Tooth Crushes 2 for .5i Xail Brushes. i ,...;;. M Nail Brushes, Asstd. i1 : ' - ; Doric Acid Powder, Rat Muni M 5 for .20 Rexall Hand Drushes, , ':-''- 0 -J v.:. 405 . "... 50 2 for .55 So. 831 ...... j . .25 2 for Standard Price . This Sale 3 02. .20 2 Jit Corylopsis Talc. .10 2 for .13 - forf Hair Crushes, Ustaco Writing ; 2 .30 Liquid 2 J30 r.oxall " One Two' Borax Powder, for - Sanitol for . 2 .53. v lb.... i 434 . '1X0 2 1.55 Paper, box ...... 50 for OC - 2- for 1-- 2 Styptic Sticks .10 - for .13 :v- -, Borax Powder, lb. .15 2 for .20 v Rtxall Hair Brushea, Normandie Linen Can yv Cans ...v- .- juc Listers Tooth Soap.. .25 2 Tor .30 2 .45 Boraxo , Bath- - Powder .25 2 for .30 447-448t4- .40 for ...... 3.00 2 lor 1.C5 Writing Paper, box. Raior Strops, o. 20 1.23 2 for 1.30 1 n e ri .25 JSO ' -- Shanpoo Soap . (Morerdale i . : ...... ' Itoric ?iian$les ...... 3 for No. 30 .1.50 2 1.3i Tar rT-- fJ y" Sale Razor Strops, for 15 2 Tor .20 Writing Paper, box' .50 2 for .55 . standard PrjCe Ta?s Saio ,"r Standard Price Th?s .5.3 take ' Boric Spangle ; ...... 50 2 for , sui). . .8 'Epsom 20 2 . .23 scheffuns r Brushes .73 2 for "n. . Salts. for Sorority Linen Writ- Iitli'er '.r.vr Rough on Cugs . . .25 .2 for Wcol 2 .20 J2 : .30 2 .30 Puff for . . .Umate Soap ...... 2 tor .55 2 .40 E. E. &'Ulcer Syringes .23 2 for .30. j . Sulphur . .23 for 4. ing Paper, box for - Complexion ' : Maile - , . .25 2 30', - . " ". . Logans Cough Bals- : Wocl Puff .V...... for a. Jergeaa De Lorme V"xcr.r Linen . , Rexall Toilet; Soap,.) : hire 1 iLfQ.aW.. 3 shades..; .50: 2 for .55 : - . , ? 3 2 .30 Wool .35 2 .40 .10 .13 rar-er- .45 cake. .T.l.:..';'..;.; .! j2 for .15 ' am. small ...... for Puff for .Soap, cake ...... 2 for WrIt.I::s box. .46 2 Tor; " - '. '.'.'.;.: ' 0 Skin Soap, Maile Benzoine Igans Cough ' Bala- - Crown Lather Brushes .23 2 for .30 .25 2 for .30 Tally Canls, rg... .15 2 for -- lledicatftd v t . j Benmae Tooth Paste . : Cream . 2 for .30 .50 2 .53 Forma 114 Magnesia . .50 2 .55 . 2 .15 box ...... 30 2 .55 ...... J5 am larA for for Place ..Cards, pkg;... .10 for ri for Cremea Face Cream, , . MIgnon Face Powder, v sarsapanua . . z Kilmers U. & O. Oint-mea- t. ionic i.w iori.w small ...... 25 2 for .38 ... 3 colors ...... 50 2 for .53 Falls. Liver Pills.... J13 2 for .30 large . .30 2 for . .35 . Syrup Hypophos Coi V - flobrons Antl Crippe Durham Duplex Benmae Face Powdei .50 2 for .53 . .SO , Tonic . 1.00 2 for J .03 . LTabletaf .25 2 for onstrator Razors... .35 2 for vtO Benmae Rouge .25' 2 for .39 ' ; Crude Creolin, B-- ' Greens Corn Cure... .25 2 for 0 - " " - quarts ...... 50 2 for .53 Syrup: White Pine ' VI .r.-- C -- fa( ic-- f inisli. critins P3pe ' ; .. . Awhite Antiseptic , Douche ; : 'o., 4 oz. .. i . .23 2 for .30 ',. wiia narrow tinted border on both . : Powder .50 2 for' f.5 ' Toothache Drops . .23 2 for .30 envelope .... paper and envelopes. The Essence lemon .;.!.. .25 K2 for .3tr vsapodent .23 2 for .30 . RedSymborFountain paper regular f is a new cut and the is Essence Vanilla '. ... X 2 for ' .H0 V Condition Powders. . - .23 "2 for; ,30 correspondence size. Border comes Roach Co;.,...... J30 2 for .-",W ?i'ieW'RisesEy'--W4t- V.23 T'for .30 ; '. . In assorted- colors. 'V;, Refined Gocoanut Oil v'O 2 for" Straw'' Ifat Cleaner. . .10 2" for .15 - v .2 : :, r s i or - Standard Pricsr This Sale ' Powdered Alum i...... 23 2 for .30 " Egg Shampoo,, large All rubber, heavy with three Org " Two gaiiffCt fitted n Bicarbonate Soda . . . .23 2 for bottle I 2 for .20 :'- pipe and rapid flow tubing. v Box . . Boxes . . r Standflrd Prieft $2.00 ' "' Af' J : fn - Counlrj Club SCOUT :This Sale, 2 for::' V. . . , . A4 V .. ' riariird Price This Sale ; Standard Price This Sale ; ' " t - ' Playing Cards Vi-'r- Trut Ccri, - Mentholine Balm" .. . .50 2 for . Jx riayiog tard -- 2 for .30 Price J. lis. c:.l:e .25 Standard This Sale . Standard Price This Sale Elkays Rat & Roach ' Gold Edge, Satin Peroxide Soap, large R. & G. Bath Bags, Ten Frccl,lc ' - V r. cakes . .to . 2 for ".15 assorted odors 23 .2 for '.30 .25 2 for .30 Paste . in handy- - Finish. i i; Smooth Finish.. Ixticn . Emory ;. tubes I ....i'..,v. .25 '2 for y.30 Cold Cream Tubes., .13 ' 2 for J2b Boards, box .13 2 for .20 I t i:..t'i To...... 25 2'forj .30 35c Pk. 2 for 40c 15c Pk. 2 for 20c .Vail; Brush, No. 2, Xewtons Roach --Pow I 3 2 .30 Pumibrush, large. . . .15 2 for .20 . ? r.0 2 for .53 Midget Atomizers'.... for , 5 2 for .30 .r Ct Ascot Ilaf Cleaner.. .10 2 for .15 2 .53 " L;';.c Extn.ft ...... 30 for t . Gin- ' Browns Jamaica Euthyxacl Shaving ' Soap. ' t V; 50 2 .33 Rexall Toilet .33 - :i !:..:::. ct for Standard Price This Sale Standard- - Price Th.'s Sale ger, large;...... 50 2 for" Cream , .25 2 for .30- .10 2 for .13 ' : 2 1.03 cake ...... Dress- - ' f lici C V.'ine... 1.C0 for " ':".r'y Montague Hah ( Cathartic Pills, 100s .' .40 2 for .45 Pyramid fly Euthyrool Tooth ' n 2 .20 - .13" ('. ry C Ir-- 1.C5 2 1.0 . v ins for Blauds I Iron PI1I3 era, .6 for ...... 3 dozen .20 Powder ,...... 2 for .30 Tcr.ic. for Rexall Cream Soap,; " t form 5 2 .30 v U Blood Tonic), 5 grs.' 3" .2 for .40 Zohaa "in. j::.:. o 2 for ,.35 Rose. Lilac, Violet, Era Foot Powder for -- Plasters i Euthypol Tboth Wash"-- 2 .30 A; B. & S. Pills, 100s 1$ 2 for .4.0 xi yd. j... .10 2 for .13 2 for .30 T-M- cake . for 43 .Aloha Tooth .25 for ets 0 M0; .' Cereal ... .25 2 Tor A. S, & C. Iilla. : EuthymoL Talcum Fitch $y?erba .23 2 .30 : a CI :y T.z: Syrrp..' .23 2 for .3" Male Tooth Powder for .3d 2.C" ' ;Violet 2 2 ';-:.- 1 .25 for Hair , Tonic, quarts. 2.23 for Rexall Transparent .. 100s. v. . J2o 2 for .40 . :.: I .CO ; Worm Lozenges .25 2 for ; 1 llanging. . . 2 .13 rry Syrup. . 2 for .53 ' W - - '. Sterling Talcum Pumice , . . .10 fcr f: t:; Glycerine , Soap, - ; 2 Maile Depilatory w". Witch Hazel, smalL .23 for. .30 pound . . . . ;i5 0 . .' . 2 Fill.-;...- . ,tina . . ,2 for Tweezers';',. ".to 1. l.ivrr .23 2 for .3D cake ...... '. , , . . . .15 2 for .20 Powder . .50 2 for .53, .. fcr '.i3; Witch Hazel .. .50 2 for - .55 ...... Le Pages oz. J25 2. for .30 Blackhead Removers .10 2 for .15 " ' Clue,2 ' H. H. Ammonia 2 .30 Syrup White Pine . for " Sphinx Deodorizers. . J 10 2 or J5 Standard Blades (for : ;.;;-'-: 2 .53 Quinine Hair Tonic, and Tar. 8 oz. . . .50 for Mpsquita Punks box .25 3 for .3 Gem. & Kvcjr'! Ready) ' large...... 1.00 2 for .1.05 'r .Tampfco Nail Brushes .10 2 for .15 Crcleys Poultry Rem. 2 .33 pkg . .29 2 .25 " for .... for Quinine Hair Tonic, , . ; yL'-qui-d Tar Shampoo tO '" ' 2 small ...... 50 2 for .55 f , Soa p, 8 oz. . , . . .33 for .40 I . ' k '..- ..- - ? , fragrant .cream .white liijuid, keep's the :skin smooth, 7v::V ::Perl TooSh . and soft. Prevents the smart after shaving. -- ': ,f Bov72i: Red Symbol Vater Bottle ; I A finei fragrant - deJightfntfy flavoretP)wwder that injuring r; .,t all-rubb- cleanses the teeth without the enamel r er i; ';V":. - ; , " .. - v,- - 25c"Can.. - . , t' red water bottle One that is guaranteed '?r for one year or your money refunded. v .2 for ;..v...... ;.. - u c Standard' Price Th'.s Sale Standard Price ThLi Sale Transparent-Glycerin- r-- -- ..v ' RcxaH Carbolic Oointmcnt ' . Standard Price : - This Sale .25 2 for .30 Soap,; with Witch Hazel.. I ; : ,: 'Standard This Sale Standard This Sale . Rcse, round . . .15 2 for -- 0 'Slippery Elm" Loz- ffV; Onev Two Price' Price cake. : . 1 , enges .15 2 for .20 ' . Nipples, white, doz.. 30 2 for '.53 2 In Safety Razors, LzC. .13 2 0 ... ..'.....j. -- Feet Talcts.:. fcr Bottle $1.75 Bottler S1.S0 . Lace & Silk Cleanser 5 2 for 0 each . 2.06 2 for 2.05 - Nippier, black, .50 . 2 .55 Marie ::hcli Syrup. White... Pine doz.. for Boston Safety Razors .23 2 for .30 l.f. tcis t .23 2 for .3" and Tar, 2 ox. V. '...' .50 2 for;. .55 Plush Bact Mirrors. 25 2 for .30 Boston Safety Razor . 1 ' : Sale Sur.luru Lciirn .... .23 2 for .30 Eczema JiO 2 tar .oJ Standard Price This'Sale r 'Standard Price This Blades, pkg: ;:r.T-- 2 OInt, small. ' ' . ' ..;';. for 2' - .SO Metal Soap Boxes. . .23 2 lor .30 0 Fco.j .10 2 for' .13 Blood --.SO 2 for "35 LiqcW- - Green Sham-- Bath Brushes . .75 2 for Fiih Tablets '.....". ;tt ' ' CombK, Fine ...., .v .23 2 for 2 .20 8 .35 2 .40 Shamrock Tooth . . - Redv Cross Cotton, - .23 2 .30. Rexall Healing Salve for poo'JSoap, .oz...... for " ,25 .20 Cold Tallcts. Li:p.... for " " Combs, Pocket ..... 2 for , , . '...... ',.23 2 for .30 : 4 oz. pkg...... 20 2 for .23 iMTrt.. .23 2 .30 Rexall Cascara Pills, Bntshca -. - - Nasal l)u!(!.e, for t..t Ant,se"tlc - ' Combs, Pocket AI- 5 grs.. 100s ' .50 2 for - Cloanhis Pads ... ;.10 2 for .15 ' Barbers Bar Soap, 1. Hcuvlarl.e Wafers .23 2 .30' .',..... i5 S . . V 2 : .4 .. -- for : Soap, oz. .. .. for nmlnnm .13 2 ' r ; .10 2 for .13 f ...... for ;Waf.h. agSt Castile. Head;)l.e Tthlets .. .23 2 for .30 Rexall Spices,' :' T, " r .cake. . .10 2 for .13 2 Hair Brushes, set in y KL Vimpira , t Comi Barber ...... 23 2 for ,2p Headache I'c.wder .. .25 2 for .30 kinds, pkg .10 for r lnse Crown Bath Soap, ; 2 for .1- - Lime Water, pts... .. J3 2 for .30 Aluminnm .73 2 for M v Trader .! ..large bowls, each.. 2.00 2 for 3.0.3 Combs, Dressing .75 2 for .6 t'ombs. Dressing.... "1.00 2 fcr 1.03 Cckea Soap .23 2 for .30 " Combs; Dressing ,.3ii 2 : r. .33 r Vinnlfa Medical Soap, ' Combrf. Dresfins '.... ' "' 2 for1 .40 - f -- - .cake . . , . ;.i .:.. .:; . .30 2 for. .55 Ccmhs. Dressing- .... 2 .30 - -- " ::'. ': .- .- . r - , - T"- - ', mm p?V. ;: .;' c--w- ;.: ' ,' - 4 I I ! II 'Ml II it II fl,U I i I v.. It' ? 4 : A highly concentrated, 'cleansing shampoo. A Harmony Toilet TVaier few diops make i delightfully thick foam which It has a. delicate and flowerv fragrance that cleans. the hair and scalp thoroughly. Leave Limited; will alwajs hold-it- s popularity, .The perfumer the hair soft and glossy and free from stickiness. i Juw skillfully caught and hehl the bdor of the Ibintilv nerfumed "SERVICE EVERY SECOND' Uo.e,' the Violet and the Lilac. r ? 1 . rd rrico Thia Sale : Standard Price ; This Sale ' r ' ' i One U The Rexall ' Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu One Two . Store HXtf CJUCOfs 'Bi.tllc ...... Cities UUC " " Hottle Botthn .... 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p II r 4 ""N HONOLULU CONTRUCTIOM & DRAYING CO.. LTD. 1 i-9-8- ; C ) -1 - J. J. BELSEH, Hanger. SERVICE FIRST : STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEH ST. GERM GEIER TRIED OIE TO CRUISERS WOULD mm for gopm from mm I OREAKBLOCKjIDE IN CUBAN PflllT PLAY f ROLE We 3l!

X. DUtD EXHAUST AVAILABLE SUPPLY nee.! ahead. th hntle--. mnnder all I i naer tne caption u uur avy German Fighter Now Lying Goes Array Navy hand to quarters and in another in-- 1 to War." The and Safe at Pearl Harbor Had stanl the Manning was tearing through ! Journal suggests what the nary may the sellers, are more cautious about the water at full speed. Steadily ahe be expected to do In case it is called NEW YORK, N. W Feb. 15. The letting the metal go. In the Import- Bluff Called at Havana Into service, i On this point It says. In big thing before the copper market ant trade circles Improved crawled np, and as she did so her of - conditions ' - ' v- ficers could see the stranger's bull part: . at this writing Is the prospective de- are reported. While it is admitted , Few Honolulu persons who came to steadily rise on the horizon. Then tho "Just what role the United States mand from abroad, hinging around a that there are practically no inquiries know the German gunboat Geier in Navy will play in of a war fun sponsong came in view; her flag the event government inquiry for amounts which for last half shipments it is stated that the many.montb after the had put In with Germany our navy strategists are said to vary from 500,000,000 to the customers are asking second Japanese battle-- was howins, but it was now plain for lure for refuge from have undoubtedly determined ere this, 600,000,000 --aays copper. - that the vessel ahead was not only a rounds, Curb quarter metal in larger volume and . wan away dls- hhn until ahe towed large cruiser, unmistakably and all possible advantage will be and Mining Outlook. This copper is complaints have been heard from some uMed.to Pearl Harbor, knew also that but the taken of such lessons as have been Geier. A headline in the coast ahead to fill the requirements of the English users in this country of their inability j gray fighter bad sprung into present I the small compelled the stranger to haul out learned from the war. As to government and the .Allies, Including to place orders for 00 tons distributed imminent e once before with the Am- what our navy can or can not do, how- France, Russia and Italy, 'or the last over April, May and June. Individual erican nary. more to sea, and as. she did so she ever, are many interesting ques- slowed down, then stopped, and slowly there half of this year. The first half year's foreign consumers are in the market i This, according to the New York tions. It seems very certain that our requirements are already filled, as for copper covering the first half of Spanish-America- there fluttered to the gaff end the .im- Herald, waa during the n battleships in the event of war will year. j : was told at the time the last big busi this The amounts are not large lfc&8, at- perial flag of Germany get wsr of when the. Geier little or no opportunity to show ness was done Jn the closing months but the fact that export buying ap-- i Manning, 1 tempted to dash out of the port at The wltnout stopping her their qualities at firsthand they would of 1916. That amount was 448.000,000 pears on the verge of being resumed Havana, Cuba, guarded at the time great speed, tore under the Geier's most probably remain safe In a harbor pounds of coppeftor which the Allies has had considerable effect on sent! rt ;: by only a few old lighthouse tenders stern, put her helm hard and behind mine fields awaiting an emerg paid about 25 cenU a pound. It was ment in the trade and has resulted in . Armour's Star Hams, per lb...... 30c and coafct' guard cutter. The atory, made a full round of the German cruis- ency demanding their presence on the copper giving more confidence to sellers. you the largest individual block of the Armour s Colonial Hams, per 11). . . .23c as told by the Herald, In view of the er, as much aa to say, "Well, high seas. , vin More optimistic views with regard to ...... get ever figuring one transaction, but action of the Geier's crew in disabl- didn't out without being spoken "So long as the German high sea if the contemplated purchase actually the outlook for the coming months is Armour's Picnic Hams per lb...... 19c ing her, is as follows: to." Aa the Manning spun round the fleet is bottled up in Its own waters results in business, as there is every heard at present than at any time in Spanish-America- n, ' . Shield Bacon, lb. . . .32c During' the war German the officers of the Geier stood by the. British fleet there seems no reason to believe will happen, it will weeks and it is significant that some Armour's per ...... the (Jeler sprang Into prominence by at salute, which was curtly acknow- reason to assume that the situation In far outshine all that has gone before. of the smaller dealers wiio had been Armour's Colonial Bacon, per lb...... 30c an attempt to demonstrate the inef- ledged from the Manning, and: then this respect Is going to change, and as Output making the low offers only ten days Manning great Takes Year fectiveness of the American blockade as the headed back a the great main British fleet can more or two weeks ago have completely re- Boast inr Chickens, dressed, per lb. , . . . . , . . .30c . laughter men, The main thing io remember in this upon Havana. The Geier had obtain- roar of burst "from her than take care of the Germans, our connection is, however, that such a versed their position. One such seller ed permission to pass through the for there, coming down in the distance battleships would hardly be called big sale of copper by American produc- is now entirely out of the market ex- Also Armour's famous- - Veribest brands of ; American blockaJe at an early period as fast as they could steam, was every upon to seek the German fleet, or per- cept for a small quantity of second ers would place them in a position of goods Vegetables, Meats, Etc, of the war, at a time when a strong one of the eight little American guard form patrol duty along our coasts or having lone In a comparatively short quarter copper. If anything the tone V canned Fruits, American naval force, was present be- vessels, the fastest not able to make on the high seat, and make themselves time enough business to call for their of the market is somewhat firmer and fore the Cuban port, and she remained more than 10 knots,-- and not one car food for German submarines. full output for the. entire year 1917. the prediction U freely being made guns, - in Havana until only a few lightly rying more than a few "It Is known that the Germans for This, of course, is taking into consid- that further advances will be recorded unr.ed r utters and converted light- but they were all determined to be In the last two years, have been turning eration the rush to buy on the part of Bhortly with Indications that prices Co., house tenders were on guard, the that flght if it was possible to get their attention to. the construction .of American manufacturers just as soon will continue to climb for some little Calfciia Fesd lie! heavy thlpiM having been withdrawn there.' lighter craft such as submarines and as they get wind of the closing of such time or at least until the demand sub- 0 i.nder Admiral Tampson to the east- Vital to the Blockade seagoing torpedo boat destroyers and gigantic domestic buying sides: However, the point is made P. O. Box 452 Phona 4121 ' a deal. The ward. ' The significance of the Geier's act light cruisers of new and Improved any that from present inquiries it is be- that would come along with such copper want- Queen I'.tie C:th From Port ..''". lay. In the fact that if she had been types, and less attention has been paid big export buying movement would lieved there is sufficient Alakea and Sts. Ticking her time, the Geier one aft- able to break through the American to the construction of big capital ships stagger ed to take care of all the metal ob- simply the producing element ; 3 tainable. ' ernoon in Vzy, S9S. made a dash out cordon withdut being spoken to she What our navy then will be called in the' copper trad. cf port, hu::ed the coast In a run to could, on arrival at Vera Cruz, where upon to meet in the event of war wil L There has been a good comeback to vest ward, end would have, good in few days later, have be the submarine menace to our ship Fire destroyed an entire block of Exports of copper from" Atlantic The receipt from custom in the made she rut a copper prices trom tne low levels oi a . her petaway withcut being spoken to cabled to Berlin that the American ping a tea and along our coasts. This business houses at Welch, W. Va at a ports for the week ended February 8 Republic of Nicaragua last November fortnight ago. Thia was stimulated ' - ' ' - l many loss of $250,000. totaled 7657 tons.- - were $92,303. ad it ret teen fcr the unexpected ar- pretensions to a blockade before Ha work will require fast torpedo largely by the knowledge of the big rival a few hours earlier before Hava- vana were unwarranted, ana tnere-- boat destroyers and fast submarine armed, may business pending from abroad. There na cf the r.ewjy built and fast coast fore the alleged blockade was not rec chasers, well for it be was some business done on the sliding - safely Germans are put Ftiard cutter Matins.'- . ognizable. It is a principle in interna assumed the scale when manufacturers and v smaU At the cry law recog ting guns of a powerful calibre, on the firrt cf "Clack smoke tional that a blockade to be producers sellers,-dow- n - !" To-prote- were anxious OFFERmQ OV71TER-- Hav-r.a- new our commerce C. S. PETERSON & C0IIPAHY AimOUHCE THE FIRST OF cc.irAr.z cut cf. which went nlzed must be effective. craft. to about 26 cents a pound. Now the tp frcm every . on the high seas will be the role of r.snhead lookout of The commander of one of the block market is back again, Still on small ; ; cruisers and torpedo . boat destroyers, . AHD PUBLICITY POOL STOCK OF. t':s American tops h simultaneously, adlng vessels before Havana on the volume of business; to around 29 cents SmP t!.e frnlcr cfrjeer present hailed the report Some of our submarines, with the above occasion In writing his of a pouna. ' . . wcr.:::r., was by, through skill and daring for which our officers x.:.'h close which his vessel took In the : ' - the share Big Realiced t'.e r. f ; :.cr.e in the following- lan- - and seamen are noted, may make their Profits war declared that of all the Incidents Is- - v.?-F- - There no question but that; the f r. , mark, and some of the light, ships DF)Th (PD ...... which came under his notice during English government is to pay the price A?' :'.r.z. there! 1898 would help In patrol work. If convoy -- the West Indian campaign of the THEpU asked by the American producers. The t:.: ' covins out of Havana one which most vividly impressed him is necessary, It will be done with our ; world's copper requirements are com- rrch y the Cfrir.in warship Geier, was sight of the. Manning dashing lighter craft e therefore see . no : the ing from, mines under control of Amer- 'o r.v c v : : in full speed to engage, an enemy particular role for the battleship, ex .:y at - 1. ican Capital. There is no competition ' u 3 t: thlp that can do every: one believed, cept as a reserve force to meet the :l which and which re- t-- high case, to speak without and the Co in, i luck to ycu!" ' was afterward shown to; be true, was German sea fleet in that ofrfronr : fleet ever gains the high seas, or per sult Is Jhat tha Tankeo mine owners cf the Mann Id 5, treble the fighting po er of the ship reaping t. V (row captain" haps in bombarding some naval base. and their stockholders are the "T com obeyed thJ order to stop ner. v The Initial Offering of Which Consists of 250,000 Shores at that ' seems very unlikely. benefits as shown "In dividends which "). rr.:'ed out ta re--1 which i ..... - f-- ; , o 5 are constantly Cptning Ho light' The la t:ndcr the. tat-?- " buyer The orders to 32uD RELIEVES FinST day Is past when"tlie English or ARMY ORDERS buyers from"! elsewhere in Europe "? were net to draw INFANTRY AT SHAFTER the 15c par anaire ' ' can r force prices r.down under specula- r.'rs ca chore need- - Boards of officers to consist of three pay - tive tactics and then come in and i cf rararaount in- : To relieve the 1st Infantry which medical officers each wiU be appoint . copper. . his own price for 'American rve until the - . ' I shirs has been on duty with headquarters ed by commanding officers at the gone, 'and, PROPERTY i r , .Mil. CARTER SATS IX III REPORT u 1 strcyed.' That day is if indications eosper 'tj cf at Fort Shatter since the beginning of posts and stations hereinafter named anything, gone for good. Th Burro Grand Copper Co.s property Is located "The writer expects an extremely low. cost i : f :r was: count for ' county. Mexico, In Burro production from the. property., due to the silver and cilicer with, vessels 9 12, 1917, American-prbduce- ns in Grant New the famous trouble the German to meet at a. March for ng the nu ore-beari- up ci cretlon, sir, but The are, with the Mountain district, and is on the same mineral gold values associated with the copper.' Summing in the harbor, the 52ryl Infantry ar the purpose of conducting the ex Webb'' bill how Con- - or as great Burro Moun- all the foregoing conditions, the development herein- :1 " aid of the before fault contact tbe - rcmchowr.- rived Shatter Monday from amlnatlon of the enlisted men of the tain Copper Co.. which is owned and being- developed . above outlined Is recommended which is favorable at Fort gress. to be able to combine in their low-co- st produa-In- g Fhelps-Dodg-- e Phelps-Dodg- e one of copper Schofleld Barracks under the com Medical Department indicated belov, for- by the Company. The for making the best ? ? Tanning's efforts to sell their products in Company is spending over five "million dollars on mines in the Southwest." :n?!ne mand of MaJ. Samuel Lyons. to determine their fitness for promo eign lands. They may he able to main their property and are. making at Tyrone, the model -- i whirled to full - - The regiment for guard duty was tion to the grade- of sergeant, Medical tain prices on export business and mining camp of the world. ; , . Mtf. Carter will be the consulting engineer for the follows: Companies E, Department: Burro Grande Copper Company and has placed his distributed as thereby combat the buying, cartels for The Burro Grande property has been reported on his predictions regarding Hospital.-Honolulu- , reputation cquarely behind ' ' F, G, II and K to Peart Harbor under At Department uermany jailer me warj sua bucu favorably by Mr. T. W. Carter. . K. M. of Silver property.. , mining: this the commands of Capts. Abraham, for the examination of corporals er combinations 'which were ; formed City. N. M. Mr. Carter Is one of the foremost f engineers of the entire Southwest and Is the man Meals, Curtnett, Lowe and Bankhead; Arthur C. Boren, Philip Meisenzahl, for getting the best of the American prop- Mr. a prominent mining man who has I, M who developed and sold the Burro Mountain In thirty years, says: l .. Companies L and to the Salt Benjamin H. Kouskajian, Lemuel P. mine owners and which succeeded erty to Phelps-Dodg- e - ". . operated !),this district lor . the interests. . com-it- B. -- Lake and Makalapa Crater in Smart' and Allison Stewart Cooks years. . well for a number oi " - I believe the Burro Grande Copper Company has Capt. B". The Burro Grande property- consists of three 'V4 and of Keleher and Lieuts. John O. Carlson and Tiberius . Mother Lode' of the entire Burro Mountain dis- Hard to Meet.Oeiiveriea : claims, having a total length along tha mineral the quantl-- , Celder, Eratton and Glover, and Jhe Molsbergen. Privates, First Class . trict. If there Is not an ore body of paying The American mills are all working bearing ledge of a full 4.600 feet. There Is a shaft ties on your property, then the good. Lord has made lft battalion remained at Fort Shat- Leon B. Berry, Julian E. Francis, John 150 feet deep on the property that bas entered good . at full tilt on copper. They are using a mistake in his Indications." f MaJ. Lyons and Capts. Gregg, W. Gaines, Byron L. King, Baron T. " grades of mjlllng copper, silver and gold ore. One ter with ever Tne 55x Richardson, Ulio, - Manchester and KabeL Harry Roland, Ludwick C. more metal than before. shaft of feet in depth has exposed a vein all PHOMISEXT STOCKHOLDERS A3ID DIRECTORS! C ore to 14 vein bas , . producers hard put to it to meet in the width of feet. This entire New-Mexico- commanding. Cloyd aro bang-in- g very prominent men of Cr.eed Ross, Bruce H. Sanders, Stahl, - an excellent grade of ore and two feet on the While some of the all deliveries. The plant of one refin- ore. runs Colorado and Texas are becoming stock- Emery W. Stone, Jasper H. Thomp wall of tbe vein Is in shipping that Copper Company, son, R. Wall, and Rolland R. ing company in New Jersey has been from six to ten per cent copper. A selected sample holders in the Burro Grande whlrS William 25 copper, 13.80 . being Incorporated under the .laws of tha stat HATIOIJAL GUARD f.OTES ' down - by, a strike and with from this two feet assays per cent f is Welmer. cosed $3.00 gold. of New Mexico, with a par value of 91.00 per share. there- In silver and. In. . this-compan- At Schofleld Barracks, for the ex 1,000,000 pounds of copper daily '. It is not the policy of the promoters of The regular season for known dis- amination, of Corporals Harold J by withdrawn Irom production the sit- The Burro Grande Company proposes to enter upon to announce the names of prominent men for the embarrassed. the active development of this property immediately purpose of getting subscriptions. We can only as- tance practise with the rifle and pistol Ramsey. Coo- uation is still further -, Cross, and Oscar k- among as by placing a shift of men at work, mining and ship- sure you .that the directors of the Burro Grind teslns cn March 4, 1917, and ends Joseph H. Duvall. Privaf.es, Fst Labor is at work refineries ping the high grade copper ore and by sinking the Copper Company will be men whose names stand fur August 25, 1917, both dates inclusive. Class Frank E. Gilkerson and Horace well is among the nines and the high deep shaft now on the property to a total depth of something In their home states and who will assure cross-cuttin- g money be which-coppe- r been sell 300 and to the vein. For this pur- each and every Investor that his will The period of Indoor Instruction will C. Livingston. trices at has feet prono-siilo- n - pose and for the further purpose of exploiting the spent in the real development of a mining sea- year are g ir.clr.e'the entire range practise men ing for the past the natural primary-offerin- by competent mining The following named enlisted company by publicity of along the ' lines laid out I the stock ... agitators. y ...... -;- . will proceed to Fort Shafter on March targets for the labor Is made. ,..:'.'."" men, . The rr :ficatlon in both rifle and 12, 1917, reporting on arrival to the Not for a mon;n at least, it is saia. pistol L;;:"2 will be as follows; commanding officer for a four months' Is It expected that the negotiations, The next offering of tbe Burro Grande Copper Company Stock will be made at (a) Fcr the 1st Regt Hawaiian In- course of instruction in the School for started early in December in behalf, finity and the 1st Separate Co, Ha- Bakers and Cooks, beginning March 15, of the British government for copper 50 CENTS PER SHARE waiian Engineers, the Instruction and 1917, on completion of which they wiU requirements of England and her AI--, ual- - lies, covering half of the year. record practise prescrilKsd in the return to their proper stations: the last Steps will be taken to list the stock on the New York and Boston Curb Markets us fcoon as the company ification Course, Regular Army. (S. A, For instruction as bakers Privates will have resolved into actual business. ; Is sufficiently financed to carry out its development work, and a market will be made and supported 1 1 M. ' ' Artillery The feelers which have been put out stock. - k F. Ii2). V ' Walter C. Blackwell, Coast , for the J Regts. " - country In behalf of the Tor-- (b) For the 2nd. 3rd and 4th Corps, 2nd Company, Fort Kame- in this ' ' Co. Infan- Troop eigners indicate that half a billion INSIDERS MAKE THE GREATEST PROFITS and 1st Separate Hawaiian hameha; Raymond Norton, - - try, and 1st Separate Troop Hawaiian L. 4th Cavalry; Samuel Malning, Com- pounds Hill be needed to meet the re- . ltus--i 'Pooled stock of Green Monster sold for 20 cents 1S.00 'buys .100 shares V . If tot Cavalry, the Instruction practise and pany C, 25th Infantry, and Private, 1st qulrements of England, France, Italy through end of 1917. ' per share. .When the stock was released, the market 30.00 bays 200 shares practise prescribed in the Class, Nells R. Jensen, Company F, sia and the - was $5.00 per share. Verde Combination record will ' better than 41.00 buys 200 shares Qualification Course Organized Mili- 32nd Infantry. The last big purchase care for sold for 35c. . Now better than fl.00. United Verde cop-- . buys 400 shares. (S. 1912.) Instruction as cooks demands up to the first of July, j Consolidated sold for 10c: now around 11.00. Every ,a.0 tia. A. F. M. For Privates investor in pooled stock in tbe past year has been 15.00 buys .500 shares Companies, John W. Coast Artillery per men conversant with the situation invest-'men- t. tc) For the 1st and 2nd Calvert prospective) able to cash in for many times his original 90.09 buys (00 shares .5 AND SIZES IN Coapt Artillery, "Spe- Corps, 1st Company, Fort Armstrong; state that as soon u the Why not be an "Insider" yourself? Burro Hawaiian the bet-an- ' t 103.00 arranged it will , Copper your d maybe you:-las- buys '700 shares cial Course A" (S. A. F. M. 1915.) . Frank . H. Stodalak and William B. British loan haabeen Grande is .next best chance. ; 120.00 buys 900 shares All who qualify as sharpshooters or Healy, Supply Company, and Harry E. De lOllQWea noi OUiy uy uuc iiurvu v on Army McNamee, Battery F, 1st Field Artll- - of large tonnages of copper, but by If Bnrro Grande Copper was located in Arizona, yeu ,135.00 buys 900 scares . expert riflemen, Ilegular 130.00 buys 1000 or Organized Militia Course, ery;v Joseph Carpenter, Battery D; some big steel orders as welt Copper would not have a chance to be an hlaslder." shares Ccurse. producers have only to figure on m ir-- -- may given long practise. Julius C Strum. Battery E, and Louis ... ::d disc be distance output, ' Individuals who qualify: In Record Ecke, Battery F, 8th Field ArtlUery; ketlng their probable for tha : In the very same county in New Mexico in which "Burro Grande Copper" is located, are. tha following Cook William M. Lee, Company D, last six months of the year as tney big mines: Practise, Organized Militia course, as ago sharpshooters expert riflemen, may 23th Infantry, and Private William H. were long sold out for the first IXC, HANOVER MIXING, REPIBLIC 5IISIXG, CTIIXO or 1917. Some sales have CniXO, BIRRO MOISTAIX COPPER. EMPIRE Webb, Machine Gun Company, 32nd six months' of . BIQ SENSATION: ' be permitted to fire the Regular Army through DEL NORTE, and the last :, Mcilcrno, Sheraton and Qualification qualify Infantry. -- been made next December Course and exception . THE Al'STIN-AMAJtON- ", which Is just over the hill from the Burro Grande and on the north fault of tna 1 fin-i1- Paragraph 5, Special Orders No. 38, but these have been the 1 C i i p p : :i d al e s t vies u therein at the discretion of the com- Burro Mountain vein. The Austin-Amazo- n is now in the vein over sixty feet and no wall fn sight. It rather than the, rule. A glance at the ore a day. Sixty days ago .was prospect. manding officer of the regiment or " mining and shipping over a thousand dollars' worth .of ' it a vi in Maliocranv. Gold-- sons to include the following sales sheet of one producer shows ' In- amended Mr-Cart- separate organization to which Austin-Amazo- n, -' the - J year 35 cents We believe we have a better mine than the and er says: MBefore the Austin- AVcatl.cred and Fumed - enlisted men: Privates Walter E. Wil- transactions to the end at that belongs.- la fu-pan- 1 dividual If authority given y, Aroason opened this body of ore, would not have traded the center claim of the Burro Grande for the entire cox, Corps; Com- - a pound. Regardless of whether ' j to Qualification Course, Regu- Coast Artillery 1st Austln-Atnazo- u holdings.". - Oak. fire the - come to the ! Fort De Russy, and Oscar Pfelf- ture orders for.munltions Army, a grade of qualiflca-- de-pan- y. ' lar after Com-'- . United or Canada the world Remember, Mr. Carter ! practically discovered this whole district and knows what he Is talking about been attained In the Quallft fer. Coast Artillery Corps, 1st States Lr.rr stock of "'"- - tion has upon country copper . j pends this for its yoo-- - Course, Organized Militia, Fort Kamehameha. of shares have already been made for this stock, and we advise tbat : : cation the ; - - Reservations for thousands Records, t Pursuant to instructions from the , requirements. ; r send your subscriptions by first mail. higher qualification shair be used as Tendency Is To Hold h.A,..Vi; the music of the basis of record, and medals will; War Department the following named , j only very limited - enlisted men will be sent to Fort It is stated that world-fame- d case. many artists. be issued In each McDowell, CaL, on the first available lots of first quarter metal can be pur-- transport for discharge under pro- chased with tbe tendency anions. the . . the Come in and bear tliem. DAIICniG. CLASSE3 visions of paragraph 1481-2- , A, R., on sellers to hold on to what they have, C. S. 1 Learn the latest New York dances account of giving evidence of qualities owing to the advancing prices and the from MADAME LESTER Honolulu's which ' render their retention in tbe fact that tbe demand is in excess of Suite 1013 Mills Building:, EL PASO, TEXAS i::3Co.;Ui leading teacher: . Tuesday, evening. military service nndpsirahlo. as frl-- . the euddIt. With 'reicard to second ' I Club: Friday evening. Punahou Class; lows: quarter copper the dealers say that! '.: - i:::':op Street ; Saturday morning, , Children's . Class. Habits Privates John B. Adams. while demand is not extraordl- Or'. the . - PAVLIK-BLETE- X9 CO, Fancy stage dancing, private Ocb- - narily large is only a small sup-- Hotel Building and les Medical Department, and Oscard there Sliver City, 3f. Hex. Ycur.j sons by appointment Phone 1162, L.O. sbern,; Headquarters Company. : 9th ply and as the prospective buyers are O. F. Hall. Res. 3675, The Romagoy. j Field Artillery, becoming more urgent it is noted tnat ) ' Wc arc in thl world to provide uot for our srORTK CLASS IFIKD AN I when, ia baais SllUTING but for ot here, and that the of ; Woodroirj Wflon. ; ' .t:. section

HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917. r XrT-VT- jaiasE TELLS OF Legislature is . MILLIONS READ YHAT SHE SAYS Gold Brick Game In Tvkeiinpssai!s Adied to Lower Comes to Life in Cost of Living Dorothy Dix Visits Hawaii ' Lahaina Episode Engineers Investiaf in

' SIEJCJEUilOPE - . In a letter addressed to "Hon. Hol-etln- e "j That odd gold-bric- k same, which has and members of the legislature," if ti been featured in song and story on "Pier 9 Probe" Takes New Turn Before Harbor Board -C- Woman is Recently From and signed by "Kamal" the members Broadway has como to life once more hairman Refuses to Accept Findings of Experts Engaged Of Who of the house of representatives are and this time a Japanese fisherman Scenes of Carnage Gives asked to do something to reduce the has tornod the go!d brick into a mint . on Inquiry and Proposes Entirely New Plan They Say It's high cost of living In Honolulu. but the mint proved to be a failure, Good But Too Expensive, Which He Denies Atmosphere .'Graphic Accounts w Is y, J " The letter, hich ' and once more the villain In the play f ssasaaataaMas f He Criticizes Work reads as follows: . j Tense as Their Contractor Ordered to voluntarily offered, was thwarted in his deeply laid plan?. ' With stories not "Please, can you make some law tr . It Is a far cry from Bruadway to Proceed on Pier 10 ' - ' V but flowing freely upon request that make eat stuff more cheap. I poor v inspire to the highest Iahaina, and the gold brickists of would an orator. man got 11 children, and I make $2 Maul are few and far between so the passion of powers or an to Superintendent of Public Works Forbes opt-ne- a new and bitterly-dis-ciusse- d his artist one day sometime, and sometime noth- knight of the sempan decided to try his deepest reds or an author to the ing. This time flower two much, one angle in the pier investigation" at a special meeting of the harbor' the old game In a new field,: The Is crying appeal of his facile pen, u onion 5 cents, four potatoes 10 cents, Hard, of which ho chairman, last n!ght at the rapitol. , di- Japanese was heavily laden with woman physician. Dr. D. Smyley, ' - fish before aku 25 cents, this time 50 rm-ha- t In brief, these were the develop- nictlcn instructing, the engineers Vk carnage Europe, in rlehf llnf In irrein fi rect from the of is cents." Somebody; say because . war Ukewise) submit all their dau immediately. ' ; the butcher, the b3ker and m?tS: Honolulu. . I reports " make so. think some man with more tle cf the com' The board members set silent for a - Although her tales are itrong some law so cheap mfttee of engineers who investigated j tense moment or two and then Com- - brains make make that be must make cne dash for for- enough, awful and forceful enough to ' S, 9 10 the things to eat If not we die. Then - ', Heis and in his absence on the tune." , make one's face twitch In appreciation rich mans got more rich,1 the poor mainland. '. v; smoothed over the situation by saying One bright afternoon white making . . 1 1 of the horror, she says, like the won- man, got more poor man all time. 1 Un I, M I t. - tbey were sure the disposition ot the ders ot Kllauea, Its terrors, its appal- you you engineers Is give every think please make law for spied cr1" to the board ling magnitude can not be understood help poor people. If not my babies no kawakawa he a brick on the J" e "'V'VZnZ Z assistance, and no motion was neces- until really seen and lived In and then can live. . shores of Lahaina. And after much '0bru sary. polishing he had some i Is decided that sev-virgi- 1 unbelievable. "Please you help the poor peoples." tie. criticized, cy Inference and n want it passed," declared Forbes Dr. Smyley has been In Honolulu for metal whichA would enrich nlm J .. with "It Is not you who are erase 'cral times uirecl.y. the reports and heat three weeks and will probably be here I have seen service in India and in and his debts. He hurried to a tne compulations of the Investigating...'',,, under fire it is me. I am getting all for another : month. She comes to Boer war in South Africa, but Japanese watenmaker who toid the r I the ra . board, repeatedly that be be-- the blame and want an opportunity London complete, many K, ,,,,, hintlns Hawaii from for a others, of whom have known - in-- of checking over all these figures." 21 tl- - iiSLJJSi upon I w ey did entirely rest from . the terrific strain behind only luxury, are magnificent Every adequate for the fee charged by Later Commissioner Wakefield pass- j : innn; the lines, and she has found complete one knows what they are doing at cided to in the lake. ed a motion which. In effect carries relaxation In the soft southern sun home and now I understand they are . After finding out that the brfck was.1 out though carefully - niJ!! ,n s,vemi vprh.,1 Forbes' demand, . ' going over as carpenters. Think of ly and air. ? i - 1 It. was ffl JViSSS?k . lth the engineers, partlcu Going Back Again Soon , women building barracks for sol- Si" Bliss of San Fran- - ' ; ' ooin Dorothy Mcintosh diers!" ' as soon as it was made mto he to a lessor avith j Pfbes New Plan Proposed f..,!0' pro-stcr- y Is Smyley rS cisco traveling with Dr. and The doctor avers that the women would pay the butcher, 'A ext Iae'''etc Oeors3 Arm- - ln the session Forbes they are together at the Moan Hotel. stand the. strain only because tbey was published that the brick had !t"ebe StwnQa , poseWI his alternative plan which. In -- says will plenty know they must; men up : 18 The doctor there be that the been fudged as worth . $30,000 by .a the' 1 trl "tend, a concrete "slab" f yet for to follow her work front are dying that they may lire was the tine her and all weir with Vcstfgating board, chafrman sub-- troAm harf Tor war will continue although women are not al- the orfJoor J"dwrt the believes the and that, the Japanese. He was wined and dined mUted to tlle an 'entirely new This plan, holds, will through this year. She had expected lowed on the firing line, they must do and the skies had a golden hue, until i a. n give a reinforced deck to carry the to through the West Indies, but best driving ambulances, best-know- n I sail their behind Mrs. Elizabeth .Meriwether: pilmer (Dorothy Dix), rdi buuib pub 5iuru uie ucaus, uuu . jit i Bn..f,,n utf? working loads of the wharf proper. are khaki clad soldiers anything: with shells dropping - fh. fi,. there there often -- newspaper-women.- " now enjoying the "Is'es of Peace.. stead of being w:orth IC0.C00 the Japc- loads, and at 1 Lest loved of ixK new P"tructure refused, saying she among buildings tumbling This scheme, he told the board. Su - and her doctors them and tnesfi" secured about $2.&0 fof his find, .. k- same time wll act as an anchor- h. haanwvaa wv-nvmcu- vut, UJ- um., iiva;the 'would be at work again If she got In down about them. i ! t t, bnna-- a nA hoinvpi hv remarked: On. vou Know mat wnen the .butcher," maker and candle- .it luuocu age. In this connection it is to be - ri ind; engineers of his department. sight of such soldiers, stars indicate Dr. bmyieyi' ... r pm work on Picayune the Investigating en- To mt... nniv li firnt ti the stick maker are hot on his trail,' This plan, be declared, would cost remembered that the When the Allies finally conquer, it rsnk, which is lieutenant m her on. T. k, pV..rviand. I knew nothine about . newspaper gineers dwelt largely on the necessity J c.fM less by 31S03 the plan lately ap--j w ill be largely through help the ganlzation. th army medical - ; ' i than of BrtUh had two or .1 I "anchorage" or plans mak 1 v methods, and had only 1... K . n . -- for the for Vi k . . . . . nwAAl - II..s.ij- ft In MniinnlAti with o.nii6 ...1.. ... i n i'iwicu uj mi- ujiiru vtcre itu. ing the Pier 9 wall stable, after the pea uu j . & " five-inc- h i.iic lair nccu m vuc ui j unuwucw auici-- Star-bulleti- women, ! also dlrcovery of the "bulge" In Aiutuwu n pUDii6nea tho fart a waa to write for an Fnrhn ftomont rn Ma. rw,. Tt, vriirHes ftir ithe T- - mn.l 1 " " V appreciated all had been written Z: V, some portions. l.,Z . !? 7,v.. a X r. v .ta7 . v 1 1 . 1 -- " - few days ago that Mrs. Elizabeth Merl that - At I engIneri who aJd Under this new plan., the contract-.- 1 vlv - -- T.T: w.thfir nilmer. with Mr. ror mem cut me eruin.v ineya uceu rr'f :rrv".rv.ri"r women rr! rT..: r:oe--i reelstered io ccar jne iun cruni m uie aorrowa ,iu as yei, oui inei. uocxctt - nto, lfi thA fft.!to1d that thev were angels, and knew rX.?eI d0 no more filling behind the and dcepalrs of war. licves the time Is coming soon when tbC f h -- highest--i that they were not; they'd been; told! COUNTY CLERK ,,0lli edalU Pier w be Jrtyen there But It isn't war," says the doc- it win. imoua author, said to ba the I newspaper suner ana p eiruus-".u.-u- cj C3ry lhe reinforced "deck" Or tor. "One can hardly call that. American Work' paid womaq .writer in tneiio rfrJJt ?.S?1L0 crPar"tI it Praises ago was su-- were tired of suffering, so I tried to concrete flocrlnt men open thelr-.ow- tv- - .v.. .. t.At turi world, who a few weens Forbes made it plain that he bncks , . When rip cheBts v.in. w about life and Dl8cug8ing ajtenative . plan. fo; American cured by Wheerer syndicate to rite for them tho truth J that they may ret air ltto their lungs, too much the "scos or thbig In.rcply cr.the hoard hls ". and ,la deternalned to porbea - exclusively, their relation to ft '.as j. see it, andi toTtlieVufsit 5,chT -- forccd some of the liveliest It its clients he-furni- la place cf the deadly chlorine gas. Is bora who hare gone to Europe at "d supervisors it with havp It of the Gere Qf iden-behln- of that many years she has been d especial I have tried to coir bat morbid- Pe lccldents 8n evening full of tense , expense O for plan. ;which board vauproved that wsr? When chamias women, their own to drive ambulances sex, and help to a brighter thp. official returns, of the water; and the .In , moments. U9 pointed his remarks accurtoined to every luxury, sacrifice fof American "fied lth the Hearst papers Her ness of the KalanokaianL, bla absence and on which the con- - the lines and the ', ; - v bond election David rarticularly at Gere and Armltage. He - f; outlook on the world. Crops.-whlch- - e. , "Dorothy Dix, is known ' -- their health tr.3 tcr.'ty, pItlon tn3 Red- ha been so county, clerks It-- Is Impos- tractor wM ordered to proceed. - ' - mere are newspapers u 'Of' course I've been called a eob. stated Jhat. apparently considered that Engineer. wealth, t!,c!r li:? laziness, and their clrnt Snnn of rho ambn!ncs are wnerever sible to give them Jjs .the returns from In action and in words ho made it". A.rirM hA n.rrii.hpa rh hnard with . cnange the apostle of the lovelorn. lovci 'ttst-- And when I American college boys newspaper readers. vun me sister and plain be believes the findings of crcv.ls w:r? - drivm the fifth the fourth and fifth of that satisfactory complete data .a ..- ...... jund oa, ut for myipartel take .'my of. more and j-- h. any-t- o the Wheeler syndicate came a Ions? crca i..., .;i3 iznocc-- 1 cics crop f munonaircji wco r.aa crdone the-- twelrth wefe sealed In .tho bag the investigating board are. reflection than either of the other two. J work very, serlpusly. To tte seems ' t hunanity-befor- 'ed opportunity to travel and Mrs.s' -- iiDco-hl- - -- ' ftarvins: in their tracks. Is that war? thins: for but who for it with tkeMaih8t.--- r H m an4bJaengineir4iiskaol-edg- e "rr th"trrroiTTe-fanwTai'."a3i- a solemn n1ng to wTlte Errjfne'firr Stand byCvrj No! It Is v cr rtaeffnTtJnr8c . Arnold moved .the county clerk and that ho win not submit, to part, engineers "canio -- - 'Af girls KplS that For their the c I , by opportunity.'.' : rtturnlng tti the mainland United words that millions read v ' " It xs." fronted the ';. jfore be instructed to confer with "the attoP-ney'- s thi (ritlclsm. .1 back" without hesitation whenever home from work, and maybe words in ' it me LTiifi states coca mio me ; cuisb. mat- '." -- was way. Once c Honolulu. season to stay their feet on the down- department and; have the Rtsulta of Meet'ng . ; criticism leveled their : c..;c3 la L tire-si- now if win 'not mca-- that fche Very5 entliusiastlc about supreme In untrapassioned, - path, words also women ter taken; before the court The definite results of the meeting Gere said a direct, rc; c I .... Z frcsL" Cr.e 1 must send to Europe, but that very cordial, very much oeitgntea ward and that amies an , count . night were way: keen-witte- d, privacy home, and official obtained. It last mainly twofold: but unmistakable Is the truy c: t Lirlvli. the strvs- - (munitions and supplies from America with life Itself is this read In the of their motion-tb- e Forbes." may-jglv- e courage waa passed.' v J 1. By board asked all to facts, Mr. tMzz, livl; the ! should be rushed to the front, accord-th- e versatile, ' whole-hearte- d newspaper- which them the to llo other, the 4 county he proposed his ; - go r .Arnold then scored the clerk, the engineers of the investigating When alternative . woman. is enjoying her stay in on with an unhappy marriage, weended, the. sliln. It is lng to the doctor, for the Allies have She declaring should have already board to submit all of. their available plan he called the engineers to the 1 ! men only helped very much, and is safe to "I doa't see "why .this work Is not that'hf with this latter wiherhood that Dr. plenty of and could be Hawaii it to the matter1 as was in data worked up investigation, j table and demanded that they pass on Fmylcy 3 go, relieving, clothing ammunl--: say pen will add to the ap- jcfct as important as writing a political attended he ia their her oters with provisions, and that her charge, of uo yu.M. r. ' ' ' lefldcr advocating of Jere- the election and should havei rurues, us)mi( fieiuttuueu mis ua iue, ' cheerl::g r I : jr. who tion. . preciative adjectives now. given in thefelectlon t those have sent-th- e After some scrutiny, Gere said: ' of miah Simpkina as' tow:n dog catcher, returns to the board without groind that the data should be check fallen, sou:? t vcr ta rise again. verbal praise of the "Paradise the ' v opinion, A a request. ; ed over. . "Offhand and as a personal "I hr.ow tow of j 'Ernfest C. Quick, a contractor of Mass of Correspondence" .'' dca't the women Pacific." '..' .v: Out of respect to the driath of Sen- I should say this Is better than either England do it," Dr. Smyley exclaims 'Fomervllle. ; N. J.,.shot and killeu newspaper work on "I suppose I get more letters than 2. By motion the board directed the say She began her - ator Cecil Brown, of super- of the other two. I should also It any other- woman in the world anu the board chairman to . Instruct the contractor, in wender, "Lut the emergency is thejJulius Slater, a policeman, who tried Tlroes-Tieayun- e and more expensive." the New Orleans visors adjourned Ic- Lord-Youn- g: Is far tef,t ar.J tLcy to prevent committing sui-Fo-r these letters are both pathetic; and last nihf after Engineering Company, to rcrrcui the limit. to him from from a recent issue of this noted only 20 "We are prepared to show it Isnl, e v - ing in session minutes. The proceed on ne it is fferent: It Is my work, icicle. .. ; , ; ... immediately with work Southeni paper is Uken the followln news death- - bronrc'u'. Forbes retorted. vti - uv vi muv of his was to the Pier 10, but that in the work a suction I sketch of her career: j "n.- Im- "Good, But Expenalvt" - city hall and Supervisor Arnold' . ' -- they open up their hearts to me as dredge shall not be used. 7 1 J Just a little more than 20" years Armitage said about what Cere .bad " they would to the priest In the confes- mediately moved that all Jiuslnesv'be Work" on Pitr 9 Is halted' while the young woman . '?n: irr. ah:--! nrrne aeo. a fearful, nervous me all sorrows postponed until tonight, when the controversy said, and Andrews added: i timidly tendered the literary editor of sional and tell their over the alternative pians The plan is undoubtedly good, but and ask all manner of questions, from board will meet at 7:30 o'clock. This is being fought cut i the old Picayune a "contribution. Her evening will hold public It seems to me the cost w;ould be ex- J. how to make a with one4 egg to the board the The barring of use of the suction - rke - : con- " In her mouth," so to speak, she 1 1 a A m t. . I - cessive." He also added "We TRAITORCL'3 CJAHSSMAN. CHINESE U. 'Jieart how to love, or hearing on Smith street widening. , PRESS THINKS S. critical retain urease is a tcbuii oi . me yariuus B,Aart,A a tmna i4n Anrlv ! the waited at the desk while the love with, a, wo- - CITS KIAVY SENTENCE INSULTcD BY JAPAN MINISTER eye glanced down closely make a man fall in charges that this dredging was Part- b t dIscarded lt becau8t5 be. editorial the know, I get f.-V- man he doesn't even just ly responsible for lm?falring the pier. Afl wo,lM OPoWtitive:w gulped astonish- 'vr v ' - ar - " (An-fwist- VIj-cU- written pages, and in - w th. h. Ies It Fedrrml as many from men as from women be- work under investigation. up Nl.VNtAl'OU.S. V. in, ?.rch 7. Paul PEKIXU. Oiina. Mareh 7. The Mstemcat ment 8nd delight when the editor EXCliCiSE The matter of cost data brought - icause men know they don't un Two-Hou-r ' K'hrfcnbcrc, a nirn i.r tf Comptnj- L, First Jmuod by Karon Motono. foreira minister f handed her over three, dollars. It that Session la Tense some cf the liveliest Interchanges of M ,nnpot liifntrv. r;ionl puard. hil Veen derstand a woman's psychology and Incident, piled on Incident in the the evening. Forbes in a written pr.t-ncf- to five in military prison . w jm'i tlie want me to. explain hy their Mauds two-hou- r, night. was t . session last It statement questioned the flsurej Gere r ort UiTfnor;,'i, Kinsli, for veiling m.nt of China has aroaicd tbb vmiof thia erary: fame was open her, and Gladyses act the queer way they military infortiibtior to ttie German corem- - woman - held in the harbor board room and n4d BUbmitted la the estimates of the L. i j That fearful, nervous little do." V:':V.:"":.-"--r- , RECOVERS AUTO Coicpanx c i. null-- '"M ; . tiicrt. 01 the crack KtatemPRt i. as "insult "r"to the.J United "" was a public session. Those present Horn nian : ' ' I - was Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer, t errnitioii!i if tic ktate (uard. and. but, Sutcn." The Cllna DaUy New declare of the harbor board were Chairman Apparently of irnnUy rrturrri frr i a tour of duty on the j that the fomwitairot f ny American inter-ii-ic- o since known wherever great newspa- all the invcstlsatln? i Wakefield, Wdrf !;b tie rcjltnent.. esta Into the kepinr of Japan mirhL it i pers "Dor- - Forbes. Conrninsioners engineers took .emphatla issne with The in sent and magazines are read as )ttrrs wlid charlcabcrir the true awure their matenalitation. but that An exciting through McCarthy, and McClellan. Commis- They pc'.atcd-ou- t i DIX, , OI TUBERCULOSIS chase the Forbes on these points. inforcifction to Oern sry were acied by the the cost would be entirely too hlh for the Otny it Was We Oeginmng was to be pre- nd turned orer the j United pay. j streets of Honolulu jesterday ltfter sioner Church unable what were declared to be error3 in hntUh corrrrm'tt State to American enterprise Dorothy Dix's brilliant .career as a ; . J sent. .v '.'-,- t -- United Mate, authoritu-s- who acted promptly.; bovld "be kept free from the ktom ktain writer of a quaint philosophy Of the auto thieves tesuited In the capture ;': His own calculations, and so did mem- of Scott Whltson, By invitation the Investigating board, particularly Com- army of.'ireM a and inyesti-tte- d human that has a. 'wide and gen Robert and John C bers of the ular osiered paper. heart Andrews, Armitage and Gere--was the charges azain&t the militiaman. eral appeal, and a force that compels TAKES ITSTOLt 159th Company, Fort Kuger, who were board missioner Wakefield. To each such 1 id w ritten fully of the number yes- also present Aside from these, be .rt,rfnlr TONGS IN FIGHTING MOOD; the appreciation of Its basis in sound i turned over to military authorities charge Forbes answered that f troopa in Lis division of their condition, - there were some engineers and sub- , '..';;'-;.';-- terday charged with stealing the auto stands, by his figures. . equipment and morale. lie waa born in POLICE TAKE, PRECAUTIONS logic;';. ;;;"' '' ordinates of public works depart Orruanr, but bad been a naturalised Amer- ' Her' been, great and of Fred Miner from In front of the the. At one point Gere said he would St, '. triumphs have fcriifcl ment a representative of the Star- - - ican cittaen for year. Ilia home ia in antl-tuberculo- Yniin nhnrtlv "hfor mMnlrht. and own to "an en?fn- : "brow-boun- , furnish his data , - fAsHOciated Press by Federal Wirelea) many. has" been d The report of the l'aul. She v s 1 Miner-wa- cdming Bulletin thin dpnartment not to i frnm hilt . SAX FRANXISCO, ;uiJt out of the : - - a era CU March 7. ,The bureau February shows 78 cases otw 1 . A 1 t t t , etr 0 . : i . a with the oak" of literarv achievement, for " war m on mo lont-rne- can areep disappear- 10 grasp cieany me signincance ui ' GERMAN 5ECRLT ACENTS u pi n in the hard lists of battle where only of this disease which is a decrease lobby when be saw his car any 0ffce boy. sent down." fijhtinf. for the offer of the Chinese Peace years ing down Bishop ' street He leaped last night's meeting, it might be Forbes recited that he considered ARRZSTED IN HAVANA Society made to the tonga yesterday haa true meriL the outgrowth of certain over the same month in previous mind been flatly deelioad by fight- w Into a car nearby and ordered the briefly brought back to that the Gere's data so far shown entirely with thanks the genius, wins, and in "America r and and was less than January, hich had major-Ity- ing men. police - investigating board rendered a : - d The authorities of thia and i " -- chauffeur to give chase,- Mrs. Miner should never ; AiM-ito- Trexa by federal Vlrelcsi) throughout the' world where the Eng- n total of 90 cases. ? and that lt titer cities, where the tongs are busy, are ran back Into the hotel, calling for an and minority report. . Messrs An- have passed to the board la the taking all manner of precaution. - Here all lish language is spoken Dorothy Dix That cases are more prevalent In been aecret acenta have bren arretted here, charf-'-j officer, Abe res- drews and Armitage rendered the first meager was. oaVu known, and her philosophic and the city is shown by the fact that 36 and Detective Kalana form It . d with chartmir the of ue' w.nd nT ponded out with In and Gee tae r..;nority report and the hr American irtettive. who m ,..g to iTn mt"nded'nch.tVwa!1 Tf?" humorous Cartlcles are .read with an were In Honolulu, 13 in the country and started ' her Oil on Troubled Waters dj K v V V board approved the latter and ordered buntinp do n the t iubT of the rlZtttr few great districts on Oahu." 13 In Hawaii, 9 In a second machine. ':'' , Members of the board stood by t!;e waa orranuca interest that writers have work to proceed on When Forbes "Iron Cro hwiety," nbicn from public. Maul, and 7 in KauaL Deaths were The first pursuing machine with lt engineers on numerous occasion 3, anj in Mexico with the aowed objert of 4oinr NO GERMAN CONSPIRATORS' - been able to command the returned rrom the mainland, be object- wn similarly- - distributed, there being 21 Miner aboard caught up with his car when threatened storms arose, poured what tiainre pokkitio to the United JN .Twenty years ago .last May Mrs. ed to this immediately and work has Matea. lor t'.e nioxt part, members of the COLOMBIA, SAYS CONSUL In Honolulu, 3 outside, la in Hawaii, on King street, near Sheridan street, oil cn the troubled waters and got over .society are German Americans who nre Gilmer wrote her first article for the been stopped on Pier 9. 3 in Maui and 1 fn KauaL and Mounted Policeman J. IJ.. Kramer, each minor climax of tensity. . . in the lerman army, but who haTe by misjhiw, iamOIU, ,n.u. fAMiate4 Pre Federal Wirelea) si,uw Of the 7S' cases a third were from who wa3 in that locality, placed the Assails Gere's Computations Forbes' Plan In Detail en prrrrntMl from rolnp back to Germany WASinxoTo.v. D. C-- March 7. Jniio" working, tour years ror tne ncayune. At the opening of the session last ,y the i!ritih blockade of their fatherland. Betancoort. minuter to the United state her articles attracted the attention of the laboring classes while children of soldier under arrest Only Scott was Superintendent Forbes' 'statement ti "The detertiTen e veratinr for the Royal ' Forbes handed around some from Colombia, isoned a statement here last tfparat school age r number 13 and house- then in the car. but Whltson, who is , nlht the board last night ccntalr. much of Canada, which owns millions of - flO fnot tO Aew ' fmk niCht denrinS reports that hc German gor- 'lir ; ;' V yellow sheets on which was a good confus- - W wives 19. j" supposed to have jumped out. was technical discussion which Is worth tI atar property in Cuba and ernment ht rountry eeapir-- ork, pCIt, With papers, repre-tio- n has afenta in the licarst 1 of figuring. He said these formally c; In February Japanese outdis- taken by Kramer atTawaa'unc-"-- ing layman, particularly without whkh baa aVcd the tVTernmcnt inr arainkt the peace of the United States, became OnB Of reC05niX-Arcordin- . the later to a protection of it rropertiea. " sbe 800n the jpented Engineer Gere's computations. for to the reports Teutonic aseat Rvpr-tod- v tanced the Hawaiian with 28 while the reference sketches or blueprints. A .. m a vr;pr Or jne country, hare been at work in an .effort to alijn tbe fa latter numbered 15, with Fillpinoes Scott was cauuht in the act of.tak-lr- e nad not yet come in, an J?oroes large part otit'was taien up with Colombian corernment with the Mesican de knows "MIrandy, the lovable Old " v up . 13. - ; " ing some .ago by said these would be taken later out If.'DICTED FOH SCUTTLING facto ror ernment ib tha plot so inyade thia darky character, has added fame third with another ear time figures to bear various theories. c ' that He asked Armitage and Andrews If country. . . Deputy Sheriff Aschu The. portions which state hU general V SHIP If. U. S. HARBOR and prestige to some of the leading they bad checked over Gere's figures magazines. ."Mirandy".' was only one ACTING CENTRAL UNION altitude on the engineer!: t toard'a MILITIA OFFICER SENTENCED and each other's 7; computations, and ports as well "as hU own alternative " by Wireless) of: Mrs.: many triumphs, and FEBRUARY "TORPEDO" IS le ( Aeioited Tfess Federal FIVE YEARS IN LEAVENWORTH Gilmer's " PASTOR AND HIS WIFE received the answer that in a general scheme 'are as follows: among - others might be mentioned - FULL AND SNAP war this had been dene. points Dorothy Dix taught TO BE HONORED TONIGHT 0FLIFE There are several about the f Associated Press by Federal Wireless) ' Stuff" as it is From the beginnig Forbes referred recommendations of the beard of engi- CHARLESTON, S. CL. March 1. WAfcilUXGTOX. D. Mareh B. in the School of Journalism In New C, 7.Jack Torpedo February 1 out frequently to what he termed the lack neers which should be considered. .; Indictments against the cap TUncdon, a second lieutenant ia the Second York. deals rela- - The for It all with human Dr. J. IL Williams, acting pastor of magazine-tha- t is pub--, of data furnished the harbor board by "(a). Where directly Arkansaa Infantry, has been sentenced to ftAncKin aa tK si tyn4a 4rrli n r Ilia ' . . and the little anchors are tain and eight officers and men fiye lrn n V U- - years' imprisonment at bard labor in ft' central Union cnurcn. ana Mrs. lished from the U, S. S." Albert Sub- the investigating engineers. After below the superstructure columns-doub- le steamer Leben- ; of the German fedrral penitentiary and dbmlsl from the crux ot uaingj, Benaing iiasnes oi uuie Hams will be the guests of honor this Division, Honolulu, la as bright Gere came in, this was reverted to. piling and caps will be required felsM by of. Ger--'' service, He h4M bwn vaHetvjtnd marine sunk order the ci.sr?ri wiu bapuiDes to the tired heart and evening at an Informal reception, at and snappy as ever appears. There Forbes virtually demanded that Gere to carry the load. -- man government in the harbor of crimes. d view, of it f learn brighter 8 o'clock when the Women's Society 26 pages edi- furnish all the figures he had and Tib) Wooden piles Ob immediately sev-- ?fw are filled with articles, 'as called for here, .after the president hasg'Jrri$approved ibe veotebre of the dark and heavy problems of the church entertains with the first torials, new stories, gossip and jokes, Gere said his . office was torn, up both submitted are unsatis- o- court-martial- .. : - sch2c3 erance of rrlatiuns between this . When Mrs.. Gilmer came on- - the evening' social affair of the "new fiscal among temporarily,' but he would do what'he I and these is to be found a factory as their tcps are above the country Germany, were re---f Picayune young, green - and she was . and year. The reception will be delight- could. Armitage said he would "see after-whic- h AMERICAN RELEASED BY tribute to late Admiral Dewey and a water line ansj sn'.j ct t; decay, turned yesterday m the local" totally . inexperienced, and had only fully informal and will take place in about" furnishing his computations. frac- BOND brief sketch of his career. There are the anchors wc M become court.,. The Lthcafels.. crew de-- JAPANESE UNDER seen a hlg .newspaper from the out- - to be- ' the church parlors, refreshments some interesting naval statistics, too, That $3600" tured and the strength of steel liberately opened her sea-cock- s side. But she had nluck as well as ' h corvci In ih nia tH V hr.nm sharply reminded v f liter , between its covers and Us fleet notes Forbes both 'that come impaired o-- allowed fill sink, Associated Press br Federal Wireless) ti,, ,Tn,,. and her to and .A..,.nn. ..iv.in. navy new they had been "well paid and Gere . - , by ,..i, . and yard s are bright and "(c) The ttir.3 the chan-- n ar-- - -- just to one side cf the main Tharer.-a'- American, who was Ha hand in hand served as ready receiving by Mrs. Edwin. v. : $3600 seems to be worry- '- ' arrested here ia Benner. snappy. said. That board of . . cu'.l te subject sereraldays charred with enter VOUUC ! - ' eclz: nei. '" '; ao. inr tho'chitecta to the woman's fortnne: nreaident of the Women's Sorletr. Mr. ing you. Mr. Forbes." ? r, . to failure, due to r ,as exerted by the forbidden radio soctioa of TokoMika withooc .When asked how she came to write 'Benner and 'the following committee Judd and Weight Mrs. Philip Frear "It Is." shot out the chairman. " -- authority, has We a released 600 yen - boodj--- . ... Dorothy , & 10) rf f t t I f , the Dix articles, Mrs. Gilmer of reception: Misses Knapp, Forbes, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gullck He then asked the board to pass (Cont!r. :: ; 03 Paje

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Siisimn-VilUd- ms ! r t ) Glassware MM;fe miGmes c Paints axe the best for Sale (, Tbe first rkw erf Charles W. Bart--j jctjr cf towers and domes behind climate. Cotijrces ba Second lett pictures at tha home of Mrt. C.J them. , Hawaii's Floor M. Cooks last evening served to Intro-dac-e The water palace of Udaipur has tbe most important art exhibi- another of those wondrous blue skies, ' tion of : the year to several hundred as has also, .a Udaipur sunset The persons. It was as assembly .t repre- "Group, Agra. is depicted In a bold, sentative of Honolulu at Us best oci-all- y free style, with bright coloring. Some and artistically and its verdict on of the paintings have' a wealth of detail- -- Mr. Bartlett's work was unanimously; -which would repay study many SpecMte me week only (C enthusiastic Such a collection of pic- times over. Notable among these are tures is seldom seen away from tbe the "Temple Within the Temple, Ma- great art center of the world, and dura," the "Mohammedan Festival, InjlililMlB Honolulu may count Itself doubly fort- Amritsar," the "Temple, Kioto," and i unate In . the presence of so distin- the "Cloth Sellers, Madura," where guished an artist and the opportunity tbe involved sculpture of the Orient is to see his work. . - , faithfully delineated to the last tiny Each of the 74 water colors la god and beast , V worthy of being the gem of a The remarkable glowing sunlit blue : tlon. Where each Is a marvel of beau- is seen again In the water of the - ty and color It Is Impossible to say "Sacred- - River, Benares." Another :mse o that any one Is of superior excellence f'mares picture shows the crowd at but some appeal even more strongly t!ie riverside, and is full of animation than the rest to tbe lover of beautiful and light,, bright color. More som- fa. jTC&enUtioni of far-awa- y things. ber in tone, with the high light of the 5' feet $4.00, Reg. $475 Color Effects 8triking last sunshine on one snowy peak, is tbo large "Tmiligbt, Dahl Lake, Kasb Those contemplating setting up in housekeeping, or who are buying or One of the first things notable about in. Baxtlett'l pictures is the glow of color mlr." A scene from Ceylon Is tbe SO feefc $S.OO,Reg;$9.00 moving into a new lome, will do well to consider this special reduction on reading of book, with which bathes them like the radiant In- the sacred its hooded sages seated under the goid-t- a our pattern number 8521. dian sunshine which can almost ; bo by glow of a lighted lantern. felt the onlooker. His watercolors atmosphere mysterious r The of the M m have the depth and brilliancy, of a SO-p!e- ce East is in each picture, from the 5-p- ' jewel, the irridescence pea- ly .of the Indian bullock cast Jogging onward in ; A rubber hose with extra $1 l.OO C3i cock's throat or the butterfly's wing. Partlcularlynotable is this brilliancy swirls of dust to the lantern festival thick layers of rubber, made espe- - of Cbusenji, with' its myriad lights in the pictures painted in India dur- v j - ing the recent travels there. dancing on the still dark water of . cially to our order, to meet the un- artist's night. The "Kashmir Mother and The. smaller have v .watercolors the Child" of Y usual climatic conditions in Hawaii, clear-cu- t Hues or a cameo, with a have all the dreaminess the range of rainbow hues and softened Orient, about them, of .the seers of the money, in -- inch and 4-in- ch visions and the dreamers dreams. semi-porcelai- tin is blended into a marvelous whole This pattern, is in n. The dishes are all well shaped At the extreme is ; the lively .Positively the best you can buy for . and the comparable to-- nothing but tfie most other fujireme efforts of nature itself. Japanese crowd in the "Street of Sizes, :;v": .';v"; decoration is a very dainty floral one.' Single pieces or larger sets' at con- a pan." Fujiyama is the inspiration of O I sistent reductions. , The Taj Mahal has appealed partic- Japanese of- - supreme ; v . , ularly several views to tbe artist, and there are a beauty. A number of the Japanese number of pictures of India's famous watercolors have a style almost simi-- j tomb of a queen each lovelier than the 1 lar to that of Japanese artists. - , Urst In one the. Taj is seen like an The exhibition of woodcuts' is like airy marble bubble against the deep a rase of the Arabian lights set to' sapphire sky of cloudless noon. The harmonies of hue. Of particular very illusion of hot sunshine and still- beauty value are the "Agra, Taj Ma- Grow your own ness pervades the picture until the hal," "Udaipur," "Madura," "Dahl Vcoctablcs V drip of the courtyard fountains can Lake, Kashmir," and the "Ceylon from Cut down your lining expenses. fairly be heard In the breathless quiet ML Lavinia." One wall Is devoted to Tou'il be astonished how easy it is by the Imaginative seer. Taj Mahal more than 40 plates showing, the pro to save time, labor, and. money torn from tbe fort at Agra is a larg- cess of making these woodcuts from and, get bigger and better crops er presentation of the subject, with an first to last - : v , when;you use atmosphere of infinite peace and wide The exhibition wCl be opeu daily spares as the Taj is seen through tbe and Sunday afternoons for the next I -- P2an2tJrcT5? (hp . t .. .1, in--- tha Jnurvri" v. fn!nnrorln nfwi. nMv . tort- 1. rv - ' v.u.,.iUv i ino t r a iu limine m muscii jcooiv - Tbrs No. 4 PUnct Jr is a combined H0I KEEN-KUTTE-R In. lighter vein in the Taj from the Shaw-an- d Mae Frascr. A. It. Gurrcy and Drill-Seede- r; WbeeHIoe. Cultivator V. arranged entirely, and l'low. ' Includes practically every tool rote garden, where the blossoming has the exhibition seeded to plant and cultivate large or rose trees veil the near foreground, and to him' credit must.be given for small card en. Can be used by man. M;d the Ehuh's undying tribute to his a rare opportunity of enjoyment to Ho woman or boy. Costs little and Lawn Mowers VvX-- . lasts a lifetime. is a guarantee, anywhere in America; that riseB noble . ma- - nolulu lovers of hest lened wife in art' &"vf hw Csttalor Oat Have reniarkably keen cutting ffemt hd- - sct bone, they theb'est to be obtained. Our its. Wriit utml !" U. edges, You ae ASSAILS . strength ah4 durability. 1. liiLLliKu can always rely, upon" their quality stock contains everything, from shoe cleats -4- -if au- i.i.it it isn't perfect we are ' to the thorized by the factory to return umpires chest protector. Spalding t'i i goods help make star players. J'oney.,;,-' -- (Co-tlnu- cti g 3C from Page 9) . . a beam and slab deck 3 and anchorage system." , -- . . prcl-L'- o . :'.i!cn:cnt of the fill and the Flaws Pclnts Out A'leed . will make so as avoid arousing suspicion. She near. Vise. Searchlights were turned little tug was straight POST discussion of fig- design a structure vhlch to beaded at the OFFICE WAGE RAISE After considerable possible the conditions on which these' was then full tip, with 101 Belgians, a on the escaping vesseU and machine barrier and successfully crashed Un i!e cf Htport ures and engineering data, Mr. Forbes yj assumptions axe kase, that is, a. rein- Russian, aa Frenchman, and a woman guns Joined in the chorus of. rifle through It, sending splinters flying In . WASHINGTON". D. C. The House rt-tcn- (d) The :T.t of the board of continues: forced concrete deck which will jcarry with two children, 8 and 10 years of shots from several sides. But all on all directions, A lightship, from which Post Office and Postal Roads Commit, cr-- : !aecr?, i. e., the wonder is It is evident that any system, of 'ttat the working loads of the wharf proper, age respecJyely. At .midnight : the board were safe down below except several soldiers were firing,, was run tee hag voted to recommend wage In- t 1 1 cut mere, anchorage designed to retalt the over- hss ret rcne plus the superstructure loads and at mocrjngs . were east off, and the boat the sturdy Belgian captain, who stuck down, and tlie chains and ' electric creases for 1W.0 00 postal employes. r uuj.-- t f own y cc rr. utation turning force acting against tho top - I j : , the same time. will act as an anchor- having firsf been allowed to Jdrift grimly to the wheel while sacks of cable cn the frontier snapped at the 10 per . cent for those receiving less 1 . T apparently of the wall will not In any way lesen ... live drawn age, provided such a structure eau be quietly out" Into the stream, "full cotton stacked around him caught the violent impact of tbe fugitive ship. tfcan $1200 rand 5 per cent for those c!r cc s ecrvlrring a cora- - the possibility of a failure through bal- constructed within the economic was - arch new rail- receiving.. $1200 - -- : l steam ahead' ordered and she bullets.. The under the and not more than 2 l 1 i Cic3 load. sliding at the base which is one of the :acd Tcrir ance. : Preliminary ; estimates and, flew along the river In the darkness. way bridge a little farther on 'had teen ; Dr.- - William Aabori. superintendent ll&O't in 4h aggregate the increases :. most .common causes of. failure" in - T.'o i - has been given of such structure- are fur- was by-- a sentry Ehut beams, solid of 'hospital, ::i;cn ; (Set. sketches a The first thot fired off with but the Manhattan State is dead. will ' cf cuter deck slab. structures of this character. coinci- " ths firmer ct!:n authorities.) ' nished herewith and when all llcwtver, r.a tr.il Jcratica has been various dent items are. considered, such as ' . r.vcu t'.is f..;.cr ia these computa-- 'It is.also evident that any anchor: "First, an ensured and permanent AxAxftaAxfti tirr.? exec i t th.ct it is an added factor age system, consisting 'of t beams stability. : ... -' -- - by on tbe cr f supported piles and located "Second, a saving or approximately a. .0? i. super- ! center lines above which. the . , , .,-- f':vsd $000. cubic yards of fill, Is to "be supported ajid over sys- ? ; rticular. movement, if any, structure .Thlrd, th cost of either of the which a large superimposed load is to cl z . f the wall on Tier 9, is tems of anchorage submitted, . vi t spanned by 1 r ' : ovcrr-.cr.- be carried, must either be r "Fourth, the saving of additional ex B r :t.1 of the entire superstructure ..: n 1 s'.'r. There are three the footings the pensive superstructure, foundations re- In way relieved f the ? pc' !o c. j: ? cf thla movement and seme quired; if, the anchor tie beams are ' weight of the superimposed' load,: or used, : ' u ft, a of the founda strong and J must be designed .sufficiently , "Fifth,.the equivalent of the cost or would re- f" i, to carry these loads. This paving of . the . original r-- an crcrmous temporary the concrete expenditure of -- - quire in either case the : . , re erected ty the. purge- cf ty-- " project. . Knobby Smart a much larger sum than is contem- ' will be shown this method fill r.T-'-.'-t the wall, and . It that plated by of plans submitted only :J, c ccrutir.itioa of the first either the will prove to be not the most by the committee of . engineers. satisfactory In performing the purpose Hats ats - would seem required (it to : t that the move- "In view of these facts It for which it is tends rr.hclh? practical, find prevent nut i. ::y, was c i by the second to be advisable to, if Instead of to correct), Styl of appreciably diminishing Is also economical." 1 ty, ilzcz a cc::: j utation cf the seme way that it r.c ich.e exir.'.r.g cendrjons both these forces and, at the! same Says Will Save Money - i ' Handkerchiefs Shirts c stability of the ronows: the wall to to bee 1 ig-v:r- time, safeguarding the He estimates the cost as thevs ttraie. useful- .$o4,562 'IT cf the scccmpiinying cocpu-tr?- ! structure without impairing Its Cost of new scheme...... r -- greatly increasing Its cost" of Gere's plan adopted by. ?. , ness or Cost "la thc?e flcrcs and calculations The alternative scheme of extending the board ....o6,36j . 4n yzr' s rcnd:tl:ns ct- - fill have been the concrete slab or deck shoreward Showing a balance favor of discussed of $1,803. c completed fill to solid foundation is then' Forbes' scheme .::. ;rt fcr a I J. a. i . 1 J , J This' Is pointed out in detailed fig r uper:r.:pcs;ca .ioaci, ana lor an m uic ?- I uciu - r'-- n rt t? a t nf t'ip fill Forbes savs of it: .' ures wnicn . are not cuea nere. . .tie -' -- .....- - ' tq - s vit'h the upcri; cs"ei!tiJcad carried cn Therefore, it seems advisable then continues: . - "By adopting this system of anchor age, the following decided advantages : rn f obtain: . .. i? I c Cayo Boctbr, if You ."(a) No additional overturning pres sures are to be added at the base of i g . it for ri is Yen: Plenty cf "Siay I the walL ... whether be bus ine ss or eye n vvea r always i "(b) The horizontal shear Is not in- i creased, thus, reducing the possibility assured you to high degree perfection ' a of Mclnerriys, Strength Like an Athlete! of any movement at that point at We L "(d) The cost is less than that aire recommended by the board of engi students oilmen's clothes n eed s; and can assur e you of -.., y simply b.r Uklnj In tlie neers. .- C it-- Kma'.ri.lr V.UI M!aM Oclieat. teen days' time ima proper lorm. and this after they bad la some "(d The anchorage system and the thoroughly and completely satisfying your many dress wants. rancs been dwiorinc for months vilbmit ob- dqck are, Insuring, a greater - V'etk' Timt. a. uniC trnfr is Tt taining any bencnt. But don't take the old system..; . forms of rediircd iron. Iron acetate or tincture rigidity to the entire nf trou simply to save a few renU. Ywi must "In view of the above conditions it x. y.-1- !i fH.ji5iiiy m:W York. - easily rc iii tako- ima in form that raa be al is strongly .recommended that the sub c ni to tl.'i.k. thcr clnr li trt and awimilated like mnsated iron if clQthing na t':niu!tinsrrfd orlrd : system of ; floor construction Recent arrivals in Men's Haberdashery and accessories are; I,,., ..i ilrrnirtli fnn tmc ant H to do yon any rood, otherwise mitted v -i nostrum r Urus, rju f J uk- f.rr. secret narrttic It may prote torse tuaa useless.-- Many an and combined ancliorage be. adopted." I ymirr. a wcl! kifcWn sjocllist wlio now on display, and we would be pleased to have you inspect one of si: l'r - hms day simply iifcl.v ua country and athlete or prise flfhlrr iron the I ,,s t;u:J both is because be knew the secret of great strenirth 1 m c. when, an a nutter of fact. rel jtni endurance filled his blood ivlth tron BELGIAriTUGUNS - V the best showings we have eVer made. - and and t- only from the r'h ru mine before lie went Into the affray, while, many 1 ci.t. Kut proiile 'Oflen fail to ret GAUNTLET-A- T filGHT tliey another has ffone down to inslorious defeat !!, f '(! r.: out of tliolr food bcuse - sliapty for the lack of Iron. k i- . J,urr:4 t c oufh Iron in thtlr blood U enable . AND MAKES ITS ESCAPE It to ! ftxjd Into livuif iuattrr. l'rom XOTKXuiated Iron reconiocnded alwre by v tokened, cerrous rondition tliey know Dr. !auer. Is one cf the dewes orcanic Iron, com- U,,, pro- ' r fBy Arsodated Pnssl ik,.i ( .' a; l rns. but they cant toil what, pounds. Unlike the older inorganic Iron " c NeUierlands. A 8 no t! f.v treneraUy doctorinj for ducts, it Is easily assimilated, does not injure ''.MAASTRICHT, utoitiach, lfer or kidney troubl r eyHiiitoms the . teeth, make tbem black, nor upset tbe boatload of ovet 100 Belgians recently c'Jpr ailmvut caused by the Ik ct of storcacD ; n tlie contrary, it la a most potcut rf frrae tllng may as ran the German gauntlet on the River i'-t- In V e blood. Thi co on for remedy. In nearly all forms of lndlsestlon, tp'm L'.le tlie ra'"nt sUTert vntold atony. well as for aerrous. mn-dow- w conditions. Tha Meuse. and after an exciting night L' m'u r Dot stronj or well, you oe it to Xlaoufactnrers hare sncb great confldenee In trp to the accompaniment of machine - - h- foUwini test. See how iron that tliey offer to forfeit Jlse.eo ,(,-"- ;f to aiakc Nuiated gunf. fire landed on Dutch v soil at ii - you can work or o' you rn Vilk to any charitable institution if they cannot n 6 lacks Eysden. town the fugitives en- uout trrcd. rt Uk t fire take any man or woman under who which Fori and Merchant Streets r Ut'.cU ol ordiuarr jiuiitd Iron ; three Inn and Increase their streneto 2S9 per cent or tered In a body singing the Marseil- t'ia day afwr nieala-- twv Mkfc orcr in four weeks' tisne prorlded tbey hare ' per tr laise. - i . . V"f your strenstb asain and ee for bo serious orjanic trouble. . They also offer te you hare talned. I refund rour money if docs not at least The tug Alias V lay moored at rcure'.fttkcw much hare it 1 ' EfrTou.. rundow people who double jour strencth and - endurance la ten Liege. and the embarkment of her of by d7i days, Ume. It Is dispensed in this city passengers lasted from half-pas- t five endurance and en-- nollisler Untz Benson Smith A C'o triiTe their etrenttb and 11 Bel- - . . Chambers lru V. and all other drucjj'sts. to o'clock in tbe evening," the Ll.- from ten u four- - gians making way aboard singly lircr and otber trvuble. In Adr their Nfsjiaaai(a49Wayvsvasfvtwjh9Wsjryaksjitfjiva IIOXOLULU STAR BUTiLETIN,;EDXESDAYt MARCH 7, 1017. r y

Oriental Curi :3 and Uc . 0 SLEDGES 5C J "v. - ' ' v cities. Honolulu's Lc: Chirop 1 7 ractor - t : 1 . . v i - in Oriental Ctcre. ixes 500 DUES OVER i - - 1 i Is'DeM .W (I u Son of Hawaii Who Became FBOZEfJ TRAILS ! ; After two years scaring truss, to Citizen : a Leadinrrx Passes Bazaar avcid unconsrJonsnei!, thl rean, now " 5 - Away After Invalidism of St; . j a tiromiaent Chiropractor In Indiana, Fort V - .A. Five hundred miles with a dos, was restored to normal In uup Chiro--I Two Years; Opp. Catholic Church . team: 14 days on the snow trail with! riiU., adjust ment. . : - the mercury sometimes CO below; fro-- Diving In ihillon-- water aa the After an illness of about two years. L zen . wrists, cat hands and wrecked crime of injury, and all hop had been Cecil Brown, one of Hawaii's best .1 - outfit, that .ia what cost for one recovery. I known and most . prominent- citizens, it abandoned for After U ad- Honolulu visitors to come to Hawaii justment, patient became unconscious died at his "home at Leah I avenue and ' . and still she liked and would do It for half an hour, after which be rose, Kapahuki road-- . WaiklkU at 5:3 it ayain. ;V v , .picked up his truss and walked borne 'o'clock yesterday afternoon, death be- with it under his arm well. ing directly due to apoplexy. Mrs. Pearl Howard of Tanana, i Henry-Ben- d Restar-Ick,- ', Alaska, in abOiir-th-e Inte- "Many socalled IrappfisihJe, msea 'Wltli RL Rer. center of bishop . of Honolulu. : and Ret. rior Alaska, is the woman, who braved Eft welJ under ClroM-attic,- " said F. hardships rigors CMIghton.-ac- Cancn William Ault officiating, funeral the and of the north VaVcirick,. local An- ' were to be held from St. ern trail to enjoy the comforts of the Chiropractors. .'' senlces drew's cathedral at 4 o'clock this-- after languorous, southern isles. She is at noon., with Tenney Peck, OJ the Young hotevtnd will be here about J. -. . r Smith, Lorrin A. Thurston, Francis M. 10 days, . . ;..'. . ..- . Hatch and Col. Curtis P. laukea, old "But I am 4 better sailor on ice of Brown, among When you are ready to bir friends Mr. the pall than on water,1 she said, with a mer- bf arers. A platoon of police was to ry laugh this, morning, --and IVyoul J strre: as an escort of honor at tle rat&er do the trii down the river ice -- : . . funeral. v. . again than the one across the Pacific Much Public Eye . Hose just stop and think-- in part of it does not appeal to me Cecil Brown was one of the oldest That at alL" ;;;:,,;; ,,-;- : members of the Hawaiian bar, besides .;; y;y ;; ,' "';,; '.. ; having as much experience of public The Alaska woman is interested In Some have an idea Hose all in the ply, and tho life, both legislative and executive mines in the Tanana. district and has in - capacities; as any man of his gener been v in Alaska 11 years. It is her ; more plies the letter. But XO! A ItoseP with a v v plan to go "outside, every year ation in these Islands. Likewise, he et "7fi-- CECIL BROWN V ; but good tube of good, live mhber and 3 plies of handled in bis time a large amount of this is the first time in three years Whose long and active career, much last- - private business. He had been presi -- of which was devoted to public ser- and her initial visit to Honolulu. moulded inbher and canvas is much more - .. wind- 5-p- dent of . the First- National Bank vice, came to an end last, evening. Her tale of the trip down the in;?, and will stand twice the pressure of a ly Vap of Hawaii at Honolulu, also, of the swept river with' the blasts sometimes ors First American Savings and Trust Co., the" only Reform party candidate so strong that she and the dogs and wrapped Hose. . .;. both, occupying the premises at Fort elected on Oahu, either noble or repre driver and sledges were blown into one a. defeating Hon. E. mad, struggling, scrambling and King streets, and owning build sentative. John. mass and f WE CARRY 3 GRADES IN MOULDED HOSE: OTHING on ingsite of their own in Merchant Bqsiu, et .minister, and er with the weather so' formidable some street. He was moreover head trustee plenipotentiary, to. Samoa, for one days that it was impossible to venture Magic, at 28c per foot; Delta, at 20c per foot; Paliri ' of estate of James, Camp- of the . repfesentatlye . seats. 'Mr. on, rolls on like a luring earth is quite the the late the trail, 18c per foot. We guarantee all of these can bell, having for many years before the Brown was, attorney general in the dream fcr Hawaiians, , whose only at and re fi- LIU-uokala- ni death of . that capitalist been his next to the last cabinet of Queen snow is on top of Mauna Loa and const-u- good for that ' you to customers who have had Moulded Hose in s so ; so-call- (G. nancial agent. ,; ; ; V ; I the "Wilcox" whose chillines consists chiefly in the 3 years.. Spring Feel- Of Prominent Family N.) cabinet whose voting out of office "rigid?. blasts that the beach for over Fevet .Mr, Brown was the third of four was one. of the events leading .swiftly at Waikiki when thesePthermometer is monarchy. He -' ' ' sons, of the late Thomas who, to the overthrow of the 60 'above.- , ; feet,' ing as a fresh new Bron . v Sold in any length from 1 to 500 for a long time tip to about the middle was one of the leading supporters of ! government its Although Mrs. Howard was on the suit. Ofe:. eighties, was registrar of finance m the provisional and trail if days, actual traveling time was the treasury department of the king- policy ,of annexation of Hawaii to the We also carry the Ply Hose in regular lengths: . r only 35 hours... Wl.en the elements dom of Hawaii. In the order of their United States, and was elected a mem-be- too; even, were severe for the most Vi-inc- h, 25-f- t. 1 J. from ages the sons were Godfrey, Frank, of, the convention thaf-- framed the ; Tuxedo ...... C2 Take a tip o'f hardy they put up at road houses Cecil and Malcolm.. A of. these cooEtitation the republicof Hawaii, 34-inc- h, 25-f- sister are along on an av- Tuxedo t. C2 was the late Mrs. Alexander Mackin- unanimously adopted, by that body on which the trail Cock Robin and erage of 23 miles apart where 25-f- tosh," previously. Mrs. von. Holt,' for July 3, 1894, and taking effect on the about Clifton :inch, t ...... , . . .1. ..,.,. .CI ' :: they found all the appointments, only following. . - ., -- 25-f- of whoee fine record of good deeds tle day ... i- , ,M Double Diamond, hich, t. . . .C7. come forth one m a cruder and . more romantic na- ...... PI tower of St. Andrew's Episcopal t Had .Been Ardent Sportsman ture,, of the finest metropolitan hotel. cathedral was, erected , as a memorial. , many years, these fine Spring ; MrBrown'a, home, for only wild place 1 Thomas Brown was an Englishman was Kapiolanl Park, he being one - "Alaska Is about the : OUR SALE IS ALWAYS ON at left; in the United States; ; the last who i first came: to .the Hawaiian Is- of the original lessees of the govern- days in one of our -- CorraioBT.lSH. t west, might say," sighs Mrs. How 1846 prior his. taking '. one Come in and let us demonstrate our line. L. Asm, fiaos. Ca. lands in and to ment ".lo& . there. WJien the "plains" j ard. "That's, why l like it. I hope it public office, &s already mentioned, were becoming . prominent as a . resi was one of pioneer coffee growers .20 years ago, Mr. doesn't 'settle up too rapidly.- - When the dent section over tropics we . an-elega- we want lure of the in the groupv ;.;.', .. Brown built house out King the Bom on Kauai ; , street, disposing of it later to Hon. will take a chance r Lorn on; the island of Kauai in Samuel Parker Consistent jWlth the .Lexers: & is- Cooked M 1850,, Cecil Brown lived in these traditions .of , his , nationality, . Mr. "LOBBYISTS' REGISTER 13 lands until 1865, with the exception Brpwo for some years was a promoter Spring . .years family ;16Q-17- ; of ,a few. In .which the of. siwrts; being prominent in the Ha Lumber and Building Material. 7 So. Kinj states. In year, ALBANY, N Y. Seven legislative lived In the the latter waiian Jockey Club, but dropping ac sgents registered with the secre- We have a splendid assortment of having. received his early education at tive connection with it about 23 years tave Punahou, went to New .York City bjs tary of state under ; the state ; law Models-le- :v he ago oni&tfccaint of dissatisfaction requires a lobbyists. the very Spring ii - which recortl of newest and spent four years in a law office. with, the--i way annual meets on .ine - than a week qiit of the factory. From there he matriculated in; the llth'if: Juoitwere onittey.V:,- - r"5"', VT t.ty'i "1 . ' T Columbia taw School, , District "jof Columbia, where he was duly gradu- NOW is the time; to buy oner ated, i After this he spent another year in a New. York law offlcej and subse- DRBKA CHILD'S the selections are full and' freth.1 quently two years in the law office of V. V Jnvre. San Francisco. ; In 1873 in 4 Come today. he returned' to Honolulu where he soon built up a lucrativ law practise, ' COLD BY !G making his home here ever since.. , Gllf - Sees Long Legislative Service - Almost .continuously from the year hi3 return until the close of; the HcUI, ncir Fcrt' term of the legislature of 1913, he was SYRUP DF FIGS a member of the law-makin- g body of I.: his native islands. In the. election of 1890 he. had the . distinction of being Cleanses the Little Liver and ;i Bowels and They 5et I V : ; Well Quick - v C LE-- B nil . (DOUB LE-'- AB AS E) 4 When your cuild suffers from a cold don't wait; give the little stomach, Uv er and bowels a gentle, thorough TRAFFIK' 'rugg: cleansing once. When cross, peev- at Non-S- k: ish,' listless, pale; doesn't sleep, eat (Black Nori-Ski- d) (White or act naturally? if breath is bad. stomach sour, give a teaspoonf ul of California Syrup 61 Figs, and in a few hours all the ' clogged-np- , consti pated waste, sour bile and undigested food .will gently move out of the bow-elsan- d ID) develop--u-- - o Tl n you have a well, playful child epresent the latest c again,' - :.-- ; If your child coughs, snuffles and . highest 4 i. has caught cold or is feverish or has a merit and standards sore throat give a good dose of "Cali- fornia Syrup of Figs", to evacuate the -- bowels no difference what other treat of scieritiiic tire building. ; i ment is given. , , . . Sick children needn t be coaxed to vol-um- e Non-ski- d uses every modern means of increasing its takeXthis harmless ; "fruit laxative.' Effectively and made with four Millions of mothers keep it handy be cause , they know its . action ; on : the strong steel c a e base a safety of business and reducing costs. The store stomach, liver, and bowels is prompt bles iir th and sure. ,They also know a little giv- f f Tires. eature ound only in Federal ' en today saves, a sick child tomorrow. ;:;,::;;: J that does not, has one foot in the grave and the V.,;;:;-- v t - . Ask-you- 50-ce- nt - r druggist for a bot tle, of "California,, Syrup of , Figs," which contains babies, FOR SALE BY .other on a banana peel. directions for t r ' grown-up- s 1 . children of all ages and for plainly on the bottle. .Beware of coun ABLES-HERTSCH- E , terfeits sold here. Get the genuine, CO., Ltd. . .JKing St., opp. Library -- made by. "California Fig Syrup Com- - There is no better compeller of attention than ' pany.'V-AdT- .; : ; ABLESHERTSCHE CO., (Branch) Bishop & Merchant

a shop window lighted in the proper RE-tlR- PROF. DICKSON TO E & SUPPLY CO...... 1182 Nuuahu Street - TELL HOW ONEWAY V - 9S0 No. Kinj St; STOR FORGETTING GOOD SERVICE VULCANIZING CO., I: W CASTNER ...... : . tner; Oahu i2m biiGfeca ay That letter of wife's, ah ; There is GARAGE ... no excuse for forgetting to mail it," " : Unless you are a lighting expert, don't trust declares Prof. Henry Dickson, the HALEIWA GARAGE ..: ...... Waialua, Oahu memory expert, who is spending a va- ,:. cation in Honolulu.; "Even though a McBRYDE STORE . . I ;!.. . Eleele, Kauai your own judgment. Call in someone who man may now,' have; a well developed it- " 'forgetter,' he can become a regular THE HILO AUTO CO., Ltd . ; ...... Hilo, Hawaii knows. It's a matter of warm dollars." . encyclopedia, of facts, able to remem- ber, dates, faces, appointments, and even wife's letters, if he will but give Y.UCHIDA . . . V...... WailukuM attention, : to training his memory," says this man who "by his own. ability proves his statement. ' . Stop Forgetting will be the sub- - ject of a popular, lecture on memory sl- and personal efficiency,: which Prof. EM Dickson will ftive at the Young Men's Christian Association on Thursday evening of this week. He will speak 7 1 Lighting Specialists ia Cooke half at 8 o'clock. The lec- ture will be of especial interest to all who experience in remem- 1175 Alakea Street V Phone 2434 bering U mail letters and who find it easy to forget appointments etc. r TWELVE' - honolulU'Siai

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CALL UPON McCredie Watches His New Battery flUBERITES SHOW STENNIS RWALS PORTLAND BOSS CASTLE & COOKE, limi?i! i GOOD BASEBALL IN DOUBLES ID LEADS LIST IN Genera! Insurance Agents .1 Fort and llerchant Streets J AGAINST HULAS BE GOOD MATCH III FINDS r Beavers Finally Win Out By Ladies Will Play for Champion- Walter McCredie Has' Sent Score of 3 toil at Athletic ship Tomorrow at the Polo More Players to Big Leagues HAWAIIAN TiRUST COi, Ltd. Park Yesterday - Courts; Semi-Fina- ls Today Than Any Other Manager . ft, i Stocks and Bonds Th Fort liogef HaJl tctsers met the TENNIS TODAY : "Anytime that, you hit It tD right Real Estate Insurance jla-Hula- - with runner on helps in or 'Beaver. In' a prac- At Hawaii Polo and Racing Club a the base it ' " - . . . run raakingV said McCre- Safe Deposit - Use game at Athletic park Tuesday ccurUL - . , the Walter Vaults afternoon and made an attempt to Mrs. F. A. Belin and Miss Janet die, the best manager In minor league - las Execu- - procure t!iii for.the wound they re-- Storrs vs Mlts Kathryn Williams and- circles, at a recent workout at Ath- Authorized by law to art Trustees, ; is a great stu- c ff ve4, from the recast Leaguers last Miss Pauline Schaefer. letic park. McCredie h tors, Administrators and Guardians.'' Filday afternoon:' while they failed InU TENNIS TOMORROW : dent of the game, and sees It that ' .". t thf: attempt th4'Biade the TrenTown I Finals ef ladies' doubles Mrs. his players learn every angle of base boyg realize thal-'the- y were taking Cecree Coulter an J Miss Ward vs. ball or they don't stick. part in a game of baseball. The game winners cf today's match. was c fast and well played one, the away at the ball and invariablywa final fccoro being 3 to J with the Tennis results finished as expected hitting to tire le It veldt. A runner Heavers on the long end. It is very yesterday .'afternocn at the Hawaii was cn second and the busher hit cne C. CO. !r,uMful if ;icCredie would have plac-- ; Polo & Racing Club courts, and in a to left 'Try it to right nxt time DIEM S three-se- Wil-- ut and "see what happens,"' yelled Mc rd a bet on the outcome fit the contest j t ; match Miss Kathryn (LIMITED) any time until ;the last Rugerite lisms and Miss Pauline Schaefer won Credie. Finally the bnsner managed C ! was thrown outsat, first, by Zwelfel. their way to the semi-final- s. They to hit one to right field and the run - r Hundreds of young men hava Iiuett, who was on the mound for the will rneet the two4 Eastern players ner v reached ; third easily. The not p 8U0AR FACTORS gone npward to success aim- - fccldlers, seemed to have lots of j this afternoon at 3:30. time-u- the second baseman ran over "stuff out COMMISSION MERCHANTS ply because they were ready ana wnue jine .leaguers tonneciea Iie, Schaefer ccntinued to play for the ball and threw the busher v:th his shocts p'ntty often there was at first, but the runner reached third. SHIPPING AND INSURANCE when opportunity , present! steady game end lobbed ... " her contin . f ..." just as good as a sacrifice. nlways a husky fcpmoline. slinger in -- "That's AGENTS Itself. They, ready with ually while ..Mi;r Williams played a : . :; vara .:' J I . said the Portland boss, and finally the I'.f way. Theiriafe hfngles totaled number ef excellent loft strokes which money to back 09 their while -- Soldlfcrs busjier began to whang them cut t the collected were gnodTor points.; Miss Anderson , - FORT HONOLULU, ability. ' : - . , - gathered by win-r.rr- s the right side of the diamond. 8T, T. H.t five. The h!ts the MIsp 1 f.nd Richards played good tennis I ' ' 9 went of 11 while for a tctal bases in tie fSrrt set winning out 4. , Best In Business Young g man over! t!.o lcf-er- 10, this making the of think this tctalel In tfce : Walter McCredie. the big boss of List Offlcsra and Olrectora: you -- Mrs balance pretty well. last match of the day the Are ready with, financial Eastern plarers wrn from Mrs. Bor- the Portland Hulas, has been acknowl E. F. BISHOP: .... .President aid as well as brains to grasp Considering theshowing maae by edged league man den Miss O'SullIvan in straight the leading minor . - ti c Fort Ruger ttrun in thisgame anj and G. H. ROBERTSON...... the big chance when It , ager business, and once had a .: in the VIca-PMalda- effn, .Mrs, nt Cri'Hc. and Miss Ward : comes? :! f'r performances' In the past they. from Cleveland when the Indians . and Manager. ,; u. :.rr also defeated Miss Stubbs and Miss . call R. IVERS ; in straight sets. It is ex-- 1 needed a leader, but Walter and his - vl.;.. Don't say you savey Jcsci:nson Vice-Preside- can't bet, baseball magnates cf Honolulu uncle,-Judg- e nt i..ied ' Iectfxl Mrs. Belin and Misj McCredie, are the own and Secretary start an account now. r.j tat , wio be glvena c.tLiiCe to perform ' ... .Vice-Preside- nt ' Storrs wI" ta n e 9 aft" ers of the Portland club and it would A. GARTL EY. . our .' e reroem- - J tch, - ' :.re ti public. They should mf be ' bard to tempt them to leave the ' ' y ' . i c E. A...R. ROSS ...... Trea'turar ' v ; ' r are .ether ' :' ' that there soldier leams Rose City. V. ' - r :: ZZJl tTin G Ef). island' 2Sth Infantry R. CARTER.V. . Director , the bealJes the i"5.b rrJSeX,?,l nS McCredie has sent mor0 , ; Savings " Walter i Dept - 'S? Kfe-.V- J 32d Infantry. Ruger boys 1 v the The J1- A ' baseball players to the big leagues C. h; COO . . blrector xe aJ good cx?el?1SrtSV ? (? always had team in tbe!lavL than any ether manager, and has won J. R. GALT.. .Director when - but it vias mentioned that Mrs. derful'- success in developing short y should be given a chance some of of v'culter and Miss Wardr. whtr. R: A.COOKE.V;..?.;Dlrctor, DanliofllavtiiilLid.: a l stops. He began his baseball career - worthies were' always ready; to have never lost championship. D. G. MAY..;..;.ViV;iAudItor Fort and Merchmt ' as a pitcher and outfielder in the . results the play yesterday ' v Tie cf Western and made such a e box score: follows: V-- . , . '.: r Walter McCredie, the' big boss of the Beavers, is always looking ' good showing that he was sent to :,ncF.u Mlrs Kathrvn Williams and Miss ' fort for talent. The day bo II park giving . Brooklyn.' J other at the the Beaiert.boss was . ',: 4M Panline Schaefer defeated Miss Ruth . ft a Honolulu battery the round. and" round as they wAlkVd over toward ; From Brooklyn he drifted to Port urn. . 'V-.-- the bejch' to .discuss their signals. , McCredie be) th& ,, 1913. on team 1 -- . 14 ieves.tr.it littli land in and played the ll . l o 4 , C0. one' t 0 .nCH. 51 u 64. fellbwwlf' be of the 'best slow ball 'pitchers 'in' the business, there In the cutfleld. In 1905 the big -- ; A rf 010.0 o! Mrs. Geoige T. Coultefand Miss while the. catcher looks good fro some anglas. ,. Inasmuch as Mc- urged who was & n, ; tmJ cutfielder his uncle, a k. il a x . Ward defeated Miss Edith Stubbs and Credie has his" eye open for the you fig, KeWil1giveCbhnie Mack the a practising attorney In Portland, a. rf ". f a 0 s. 7 then r Mits f t Jdsephson 5, 6 2. , when It is v. 1 .. 1 1 fits flashed around the world that McCredie has discovered tbCbuitheeluV, 2fld Macj that date -i .:.,. v 'l- o Vc-Mrs"- . F". a -- year-old ntite"Vfco'3 Itrfd a'. it. p 10 Ai Belin and. Miss Janet fin The best that'Co wal a the McCredies have-bee- n the whole Mrs. S. Gordon boy aigned for hfs Athletics. Walter la going to give the battery a iryS;' Oregon ; 1 5 24 12 1 Storrs defeated 'E. U works in the metropolis. '1. - - ; - : cut, If Fawcett; Kennedy Cronln can, bit,.-h-is iand Miss Maud O'Sullivan.- . and and, pltchety the 1 In 1905,. when McCredie took 'hold, All R JI,rO AS K ' Chanel's art 'not bright for the youngster going tn Ihia year., . ; he did not have a strong team and fin-- o 1 0 LlmlUd . rf ... next 2- - lished down In the race, but the r,rr, tin "l 0 - . -- e O year he surprised .the- - magnates by rx, h Fort Street, Quae 'tis, rf o t 0 VALUADLE GIFTS winning the pennant 'and prbduced near :;; !' . 10 0 Sugar 'Factcrs, f. ll i LOCAL BOVLERS HIILLSTO HAVE of greatest j league If o 2 0 cne the minor Transacts a general Banking r. " h 0 0 1 teams : in baseball. McCredie . has ,i, 0 Business, Commission Merchants fa, c . 0 7 o! taken a young : team at the first of k. I ... 1 0 Q3 TG pennant Invites your account guar- and Insuranca Agents " D3V.1EEIS season and captured after and i .. 0 1 J the. i.l. iuAHfc 274 1 IN OOODTEAMSFGR pennant from his rivals, who figured antees safe and efficient service. 1i.uU 29 3 8 27 6 Oi that the youngsters would blow up. V Exchange,, Letters of Credit and i ofr Hourk. in 5 nnlngH. 1 mn. I ITS flT-'f- 17- - .: j ' Tiff ' yy. ::: 't;.'-- . Agtnts far r rui. Stninj.f. ba f"f. I f I The List Travelers'; Checks Issued oi . ' . Among the Portland players who priniipa.1 pofnta. Hawaiian Cozszaerciai & Z'iZiT ;k -- iililuiitii I Company. ;i'(rr s. .Kffi.vaNl. trues ou dj Lil OILLTILT CORNELL GAMES have performed in the big leagues are ht - k C, r Zwif f. l 1. Ir ruett Z. Ue j Larry McLeanr - .Sweeney, MltcheJJ, o'Gatli1 Transfers Sugar Coapaak ' ' -- 1 Haiku . . c(f Zwir. 1, off I'mett 3. Hit j armory Bancroft Rodgers. Olson, Johnson, " Bowline Is boomine at the Paia Plantation Ccspasr. ; .". C of 1 33 . -, ' Gregg. Howard. Kuhn, Graney, Grnom; r iparer Time cum!, br. ar.A n fce ft- matrhea snm rnoi Honolulu Y. M: "A." bowler i C rolled tbeir Athletic activities at Mills School - Peckinpaugh, the-Parifi- Seaton,- Evans, James. Maui AgricnltnraJ Oonspaay.1 :r - scores 'were rolled. The men In last matob In c' "Y" heaguti last btil rur. by inninf: AWArt in anil fti m A m a it "It 1 a otiAivinff for the past weak; hav been directed Steen,r Covaleskie, McHale, Klepfer, i a a 4 5 C 7 a 0 charge of the servica tournament have Gup FOR RENT Sugar - Kort McDown. The obiW preparation for the Cornell Hawaiian CpspaayV . TU;- 1 2 0 3 Q x ft arint "Y"!'0 Hagerman, Reuther, Ileilman; Ryan. Electricity, gas, screen in all toe 110 effered some valuable prizes for the ha a great team to jionoiuians be ; ' 1 1 b 0 0 0 x and wiu racet to be held next Saturday after . " Xoyes, Kores, Fisher, Cnadbourne. Small furnished cottage Tor 2, 113. KitLulu Plantation Conp&aj.' wins, ana t wer mb win. , I (inmchamoha r m, i riicam wiicn inaiviaual gins "odi h tinnn at fiolil Milla Carisch, 5--1 01110001r. o- Howley, Krapp, Speas, Ward, fcdroora house; garage; $35. o o o j will be presented to bowlers, f iZi McBryde Sugar Cora piny. Ka.Vo Lo -i theest u JJryV.mAV'i f?Vji:g strong forte In the. pasjt has always Egan, Sothoron and others who have house; garage; $30 ' TLe teaIn prize will wiii-.b- long-distan- spe- - " Kabulul Company, '.. -- rr . na the.first toti 0 2741 nfficint to been running, and . given trycuts ' Railroad . A been at various times. Stores PC 0 PATCH v,e P:Vpn 125 In mprc SIS eo--' deffBt the MrDowrll ereekt. .Wireles with basement Maunakea CTJICT andise. fort : wv-- .c-- lt. w Olson are Kauai Railway Cosipany. aver- ..,tH VriA.r whil. will j.. uu uu Peckinpaugh,. and .Ward street near waterfront; $27.50. Ing to the runners up. The high tWOvl luuu relays. - The tWO tetmine.the renlt of this match on which and three shortstops who will , perform to Kauai Fruit it Land Cor Ltd. age for the tournament will win a erond place to the final staBdins .(teams have been practically decided ' HIS, r ranee. The proposal to ret. the big.leagues this season. . SCHNACK Honolua case, valued 117.50, fK-o- knowea rea oig league lorra - ' J.H. ... Ranch. s ball with. a. at Lne as fallows- , pcttt-re- In tLe To'.s de Boulogne - . ruon : which is presented by the Office Sup- - last eveaio- The Printera star turned la . 842 Kaahumana St Taiephona S633 t revived W'llh fa'-r.b- rarisi-Wh- y. a 193 aTeiiee for bi eTeninr" tard. vCarl . Fcur mile relav Chun Lee PllCk. ; w -- cxclalrj", riy tympany, a goia meai. vaiuea wikmder . cioe Mrond with e 190 they net the 4 Edward Ha, Kosiki, Souza. tre of rt Irtas fVavt t1 A Via npfionntarl i skvrc J C. fitsimKjarlin hA htch ftinirK Frank r. r rTa T'a i r c mna ' Twc-mil- e relays Choy Doo Wan, Leslie Clark Ue man mafcln0 the s.ore, : J ' s. or Park Mo:ic u used ln. , hp Canr;.o wan the Vroid's w,t wt: Teragawa, Paul Xg, Ishimura. c . y. IncuriianLce Your llcney Should Ea re- Ace as txwi . B. F DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. v1t in the war.- when the - scneauie ouuinea ,ior ine Hertgrd cpun Gerje Mtu Although there have been several - . r. . . . t t . 1 i9.. w TV SAVED : p ,.11 Wins College i;.t. J. the-wee- 1 can-- was menaced, k cj cf Paris 00 wa very rood, Erery man on both elimination contests during' PHONE 4915 e were March 5 T Hi.. N. C v?. 3rd Battel ?' ni attempt pick de-- cf ti Deis used for herds teama bowled continently, and a'tbong h there In an to teams and Llfa, Accident, We Pay 4 Cent 2nd Inf, U. S. A. were no PRpeciaiiy high mark .made, , there . Flrt, Compensation Per Interest c.ttje cr.d. sheep as an emergency cide on other entrfes, nothing very ' fail-- 1 'Tennis Final 6 Co., N. vs. Dept. wasn't a eingle man on either team who ' I 8URETY BONDS. ! I ut cow r."ed Is felt for March H C, definite has so been done regard '" ' n - turc, to ed to averaee 170 or far - ' ' ' ' BISHOP & CO. . btter. : " dam-thi- s Hcsp. Corps', U. A: . , re-aur- ;.'.'-'''.'- .. ' . ;a.t'ci.' try step- - wl.ic.1 eight S. . eTening the senior loagner will ing the field events and dashes. ,Tbe t .This ( : : ; ' . Ather-to- n Special Star Bulletin Correspondence! . P. H. BURN 1 est favorite cf places fre- March 7EulI Moose vs. 2nd Batt', their' matches. Captaua C. H. only event in which ' Mills' will not r ETTE leads his Cosmos oasntet . ; against the COLLEGE OF HAWAII, March ;7-- The tted tv, Parisians. 2nd Inf., U. S. A. make an entry is the high-- ' jump. 79 Merchant St : Phone 184S March 8 D Co., . G., vs. 3rd Batt., College of Hawaii tennis tourna- effort to . eeeure the aerTice of Captain i wacu rtoss 'ininss me long aistance ment was won by "Leslie, Clark from ;NOTARY PUBLIC THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE 2ud'Inf, U. S. A. Ptayton in an effort to seoreheaTily on the . men 'profited muCh by the loss of the "j Commissioner cf Deeds BANK, L.IMITED. - - . v March 9 G Co., N, vs. Staff Co., CoMNOt tonight. . Gnthrath and ,Hornberger; p. .u :rnta mimita . v.,jl. Herbert Walker, In . one of the best ' bare been howinr fine form lately end V games of tennis has been played California and New York ' Capital .yen '4Sjf)oO,eC(X N. G. , I that aubscribed . hameha two weeks ago, sure Fenrice is due to rLimb. the."" and feels college year. . yen 3O.0C3.CC9 -- 1 at the this The winner Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and CaplUl paid up..... March" 12 N. M N. G vs. H Co IAET NIGHT'S RESULTS. that as' a consequence the long dis-- ! ' - . had to the out of five . Legal yen N. G. " ,:" Honolulu Tort McDowelL . take best three all Documents. Reserve fund J'00,CC3 tv . ftance events'wili be the mo$t exciting ' Tea t rets. The scores were 4 6, 6 4, March 13 Ft. Armstrong vs. Signal l'irt lt ' in Saturday's ; meet. THe neck and 8. WOKI. Loct Managsr Wikander . 199 1?3 197 563 4 67 6- and 67-- 4. G, ,- -1 Corrs, N. Metbren 17Sv 159 12 519 . neck race between Ham and Mills in ; The National City Company i March 14 Ft De Russy vs. I Co., I'onf 1M0 171 1C7 sis the crops country run gives 'great The whole tournament was closely : .'-.':- . . .". 191 i fought York San x. o. Scott 22 - among the contestants. The t4ew Francisco 205 1S3 Hi promise of a hard battle. .; ; : Chamberlin 16d semi-final- s, LIONEL E. A. HAHT March 13 D Co., N. G vs. Ft. - ' between Lcuis Henke and i ' The past week has also seen the INVESTMENT BONDS Ruger. " . . . . 933 873 Leslie Clark, and Frank Nicholson and Campbell -- No. ZZ'A Totals' ir7 ' f omn'etion of a new swimming tank Block Phone March 16 Signal Corps, X. G.. vs. Second Team 2nd 3rd Toui ' Herbert . Walker, were particularly A. MINING AND OIL lt199. li 195 553 at aims scnooi. . This,, togetner.witn H. BRUCE SECURITIES -- Inf.- ' , loans -. tough fights. The final game, which 3rd Batt, 2nd. -- I i- S35 ) Mill : viC 149 214 172 the rearrangement of the baseball 200 Bank of Hawaii Bldg. Tel 1819 OFFERS INVESTORS 20 TO , 19 Dept. Hosp.. A., . . . . . 197-- 191 179 i lasted till darkness set in. was played Match U. S. anano . i " field id preparation for the inter-clas- s . 50 PER ANNUM. vs. Staff Co., N. G.: J Camara ...... 190 142 17 games, under very difficult conditions, for. a Kornberger ; ... 150, '1H3 191 54 ball will constitute the main ' high wind . made ". fast and accurate March 20 G Co,v N. G., vs. 2nd , energy , :; ; rcurces for the outlet of for PACIFIC ENGINEERING :r - 26(i? playing Impossible. AH 2nd Inf. : .. . SS5 915 tho-ne- xt almost the Batt, i.v Totals several weeks. , : March 21 X. II., N. G., vs. Arm- - sets but the fourth consisted of hard . COMPANY, LIMITED Ft. . strcng. I . 146 142 139 447 ly anything but deuce games, and it , Consulting, Designing and Con- . E. C. PETERS Kuhlman WILLIAMS WANTS MONEY; '" March 22 Bull Moose, vs. Ft Ds wasn't until the final set that the win structing Engineers V 210 McCandlssa Bldg. ':" ! .' Ctmc-ture-s, : - ; 1 C27 744 2116 ner could clearly be chosen. ... .Bridges, Buildings, Concrete " Russr. . , Totals 743 CHICAGO, 111. Cy Williams, hard- '. Honolulu, T. H. , Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- March 23 H Co, N. G, vs. Ru- ; Ft hitting outfield who had" declined S Stocks, Bonds, Securities Leans ' ; ' " FIVE-MILE- Reports on Pro ger. ' CC H. N. G. H, to sign a, Chicago National contract at FORTY ELK FEEDING tems, and Estimates Negotiated, Trust Estates -- ecta.: Phone 1043. - wnrtn .March 26 I Co X. G., vs. Dept Tls. the terms offered him, said that the OF STEAMB6AT SPRINGS Managed. jT " MAM" Hcsp., U. 8. A. - . - Ho 149 146 471 of Basehall . aiMtSM tJim threatened strike the CHOP SUI March 27 D Co, X, G, vs. Staff Amcur, .. 116 136 130 382 Players' Fraternity, of which he a STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Jolo. A is ' 93 North King Street X' : Co, X. G. ; ; : . j Geo.. 116 118.369 , rr was any way respon- band of forty elk was discovered rang- : 1 Ho ...133 ember, not In (Between Maunakea and Smith) J. F. MORGAN CO.; LTD. . . March 28 Signal Corps, N. G, vs. Chang . 174 156 471 sible for his action. He added that he' ing within five miles of this place, the : ' Call and aea our brand new CHOP Ching ...... 160 153 495 had decided to ignore the, fraternity nearest elk have come to the town in 8TOCK BROKERS j . 8UI HOUSE Everything Neat m March 29 X. M, X. G, vs. Ft. De 'so as the signing of a contract is years. hot springs, five miles Information burnished a net Loans j ' far The and Clean '. ; : : Rtrssy. : , . 10 733 703 2163 : A town, .... ' Totals . . concerned. . from cover a cor siderable area Tablea may be reserved by phone. .Mada.. March 30 Bull Moose vs. Arm- , merely of terms," he ' Ft "It's a matter and the steam which arises from them , No. 1713 Merchant Street Star Gulldlng . strong.' ; bill providing for an eight hour nothing to keeps snow off ground . The said."The; fraternity has the the for a .Phofta 1572 i .. w 3 v Last night's match at the armory day fcr women wa3 Tirtually . killed do with my attitude. In fact I do not wide radius. The grass remains' green . by a : vr.-- -- t resalted as follows, the teams "break- when the West Virginia house think the .fraternity, has been tjurj the year around . and the elk have ing even on the play: : Vtte cf 44 ta 42 declined to recall the ; either to me. or the other, players on ventured In to feed on it Ski runners I CU-.- 3 . Hospital Corps measure from committee, where action j the Chicago National League club In came upon the bunch recently, The Money 023s Tls. cn it had been Indefinitely postponed, calling the strike for February 20, the spring? are in an isolated section. ' ii ip Hachett 13S 137 .188 ; 463 The bill appropriating $1,000,000 for J day we are scheduled to start for the , HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF Boyer . 160 113 124 "339 military preparedness in New York training camp. If a strike had to be of the fraternity would be in the ... "V . 1 one, am going; to HAWAII; LIMITED. . Carlson 118 145 .;427 state ; was signed by GoTernor Whit-- called it should have been set for the same boat I, for not t ,164 --- : , v Telephone v'--'''V:i-;-v- : b4 81S Fort Street IStt McCarson' 137 115 128 380 man. j opening day. Then all the members a 4goat" nOKOLTJLU STAT? BCTXETIN. WKDXESPAV, JIAKCII 7, 1917. f" " " ' - - DANCE :i: vOwr tuitlin does not merely teach steps, tt. develop dancing ability and Individuality; For rates phone 144.

. N. E. MONJO '' Moans Hotel. 'BEASr IS TALE : : ' NATURE : TIME isLAin;cuEio company " Sw3M-fc-yMJs IN TOBACCO Hawaiian Curios, Stamps OF LURID WEST EmKK - CoinVPost .Cards... The most ' " ctflplete and attrartlve Curio Store. ; - Jm&iWmMfc'K headquaetebs YCok . i 170 Hotel Honolulu I Street C.fTv.f Valh and Anna Iititr come to tli llarali ' theater tODlnht Id 'Th beaat one of the latest or ' the William Fox releases and a pho- - BROWNIE largely Cameras, Kodak, Photographic todrama that differs to the tf-Fo- x z& as supplies all kind; usuai ran filme. Is much ef it has a. aettins in the Weat the Honolulu Photo Supply Co. rued and untamed West that is do 1039 popular with short atory writers and Fort St acenariolsts. Walsh baa previously ' appeared at the , Hawaii in "lllne Blood and lied," consequently he Clear, Chemically Pure needs no introduction. Anna Luther ' comes unheralded and unsung, except- ICE ing for her work in this offering on Delivered Quickly by the mainland She is a new Vox star and a new star oo the sreen inci- 1128 "read-headed- OAHXT ICE CO., Phone dentally she is a " star or, as she . prefers to hare It, is Titian locked. ; ' by life in the West, as belle red . COZY GLOW roost and best adapted to the photo-dram- a, Electric Radiators' for cool is the rullnx passion in "The ' Beast," the individual who boasts that damp weather; title in the picture being a cow-ma- n Col, who, well filled with liquor, steals a Hawaitari Electric Ltd. young Eastern girl away from a few more cow-me- more filled with the same fluid. The girl brands him as a beast and, although no harm comes ALU3 CHAMBERS to the young lady, the name sticks IIILL IIACHHiERY to the man. - ' The girl is returned to her folk and, HONOLULU IROfnV'KS. CO. some years later, the beast shows up J in effete Cast, clad in the raiment ; 1203 " the - . Phone of the day. He Is not recognized by the girl until he appears at a mas- querade in his garb of the West, when compar- he wins the girl who has been his Ladies' Hid BOOTS constant dream. ' " atively low priced just now. tfariufecturers' Shoe Co. Ltd. nicrffcnnnAnn 10 ;C51 Fort .. UULMLl tUUHUUIO St ' ;lIothsr Nat :r' : - Vv-- , You can cet ' USED TALI1G conroRT v i i . mm mm mm mm mmmwmmm mmmmm T mm ' shoe 1 , , - and style at the EEGL CIIOE STORE One of the most interesting sciences recently portrayed cn the screen la V'.Tcrt tzi Hotel Streets Liberty to be seen at. the theater la ;MxW mahufadiurere substitute hurry-u-p production of Terri '' the 'lAnton, the " ' ble," the current. Paramount Picture.' y It is the "checkerboard" system or communication in use Jn the Russian ,fcor.riiicr cLOTiiEs penal institutions,- - a system of com-mnnicatio- n" that la soon the common them ; as l:t Ah;sa mire property of all '."politicals' 'the ; prisoners are known who are impris- v :? There; is ; no; better method of bringing Klrj St, tet;en Fcrt and Bethel " - oned for. some crime- that can be -- : v iriellovvhess and mildness of "Ken-- The checkerboard" is a system of ... i ' tappings and, when the wall falls to . age-- 1 1 z.yz correct j;.tucky's best" than: years natural answer the purpose, the water pipe or tvo pipe running through the cells 'COLLEGIAN ' sewer 5 ' m in wooden hogsheads. . i s r i V" is used to convey the message. The . Clothes fcr lien "board" is laid outia theform of a checker board acd the 'various spaces v h I .vr H. I ic vpntii r v'.Q rpQr Hiiripv are numbered. They are. then filled f cxi Me ; in 'with letters. The letters are then a nctrrwe onn ;;tobacco aged by Nature's method, the reproduced according to their number in the checker board and through a series of tappings any desired lnforniar &:thstufed'ioheeeo$ 'tortcr favor I ucinou, liic CApcnoivw "iuiuu, is conveyed prison. ; - tion arounJ.the J ;. VELVET csJb ; f man. . It Is stated that the prisoners rapidly in but the best method known to become adept at this means of car- TV. .... " rying news and that not a few "Jail wry breaks" are. arranged through this, pe of VELVET method of communication.: system ' Most unique is the and this eci!etaM2aed :V 1 y -i Cagi, 1 IU Class Humidova j f Z '.V vj' :t::-r- s- Office photodrama gives a clear Insight into tTba) J - , v workings. . Theodore Roberts and i ' v., , its l.i Anita King are Been. to good advan-

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corps' T t by Mack. Sennett and his of HAWAIIAN BAND CONCERT-TONIGHTTA- A BAD BACK'MADE;P00D Am IU acrobatic performers. The third "f ea-tur-e ' - AALA I::4.-r::- r ; of the long program js an Anf- PARK Tin: (By L. W. Bower, M. O.) -- it Lidrj 'mated W'eekly,' picturing many of the . : Backache of any kind Is often caused r. rx r . o . events are making world history. Beginning at 7:30 o'clock tonight, : v co::?o that by kidney disorder, which means that -- , '' " j ' - - y..n might be de- leader- t i r The Wood Nymph" the' Hawaiian Band, under the the kidneys are not working properly. r -- pic- will r - - r- scribed as a poem worked out in ship of Prof Peter Kalani, - r'T Poisonous matter and uric acid accu- t . every give public in- - L f tures. Throughout the. five r,eels a concert ( Thomas body great abun- foot of fflm Is crowded with interest Square. The program fdr the occasion mulate within the in Grim visaged war has made way for over-workin- g dance, the sick kidneys, -- ; : " : : the beauty of idyllic Greece at the and the' ancient myths of Greece are will be as follows: - V AIT imagina- . . . Kalani hence the congestion of blood causes EJjou theatre this, evening, where made actual in the Innocent March"Hapa Pukikr. . .P. same manner as a tion of the beautiful girl whose edu- Overture "Lustplel".. .. V.Keler Beia backache In the Marie Doro is appearing In the Fine . ... . similar congestion in the head causes 7 J ... iiM.iMVkitW Arts film. Wood Nymph. The cation has been conducted In the heart Fox Trot "Carnival Time,,... Peres rn The headache. You become nervous, extreme delicacy of this drama is re- of the woods.: Selection "Sarif.Ar.,by rhos. Taylor ::odg tomorrow, entirely Band despondent, sick, feverish, irritable, 1- ; two-ree- l Beginning an Hawaiian Songs by Hawaiian T- -. ' -, lieved by a , comedy, "The ; x- - ' have spots appearing before he eyes, f1'J rf Perils of the Park," which malnlalna new Triangle feature program will be Glee Club . - bags under the lids, and lack of ambi- Ugh rapid-fir- e fun set offered which will- be shown for the Walts "My Rose Garden....Schulta the standard of - ... remainder of the week. Hawaiian March ''Ulumahiehle... tion to do things. . .'..-'- ' .'',. t ... P. Kalani The latest and most effective means 5 -- trouble, Aloha Oe ; Hawaii Ponol . of overcoming this is to eat i ar. mm sparingly of meat, drink plenty of - mriirTir at "The Star Spangled Banner Fir rTcn water between meals and take a single Use FederalWirelsso S3ivic3 WL IIiici a . - Anuric tablet before each meal for VICHOLAS - : '- " . v;: t - while -to Mnm!-d:- : USE "TIZ" v Simply ask your favorite druggist for ran SORE - . ' .c . ' '''-- ; nr!nc . iUwio co. Anuric (double strength) if you aren't '.,-- '''..,.. linspiiii feeling up to the standard. If you have lumbago, rheumatism, dropsy,, begin Deferred Messages at Reduced Rclzz ; . It't Grandmcther'a recipe - to' bring FEET immediately this treatment with Anu- back color, youthfulnesa and Because the' upset price of 140,000 TID,1GHI!!G Most scientists and medical men Is ; property on ric luttre Everybody was nor bid for the rink believe that because of an over-abundanc- e . , - -- Port-Ctr::- ualng it asaln. . Fort street mauka of Beretania, at the of uric acid in the system, uratic Phone 4085 : :. . 823 Saturday, its owners, sale held last - p, deposited in tissues and df No More Pufferf-u- Burning, salts are the Gray hair, however handsome, Fred Harrison and Morris Rosenbledt. Cause rheumatism and gout.' : notes advancing age. We. ail know are now considering leasing the prop- Sweaty; Calloused Feet The physicians and specialists at Dr. the advantages of, a youthful appear- erty aijd that several offers for the Vt cy Y Ll-- A-;n- or, Pierce's Institution in Buffalo, N. ActtyUrs Co Ltd. ance. Your hair is your charm. U purpose of opening ,a theater have al- ; ; Corns . It by rhave thoroughly tested Anuric and makes cr mars the face. When ready been made was admitted the have with one' accord successful ,'s : - take your; shoes off and then been fades, turns gray and looks streaked, former, today, ; . Just put those weary, shoe-crinkle- d, ach- j in eradicating and throwing , off from just a few applications of Sage Tea "Harrison to give out 1 While refused rorn-'peatere- bunion-torture- Uhe accu-- ing, v burning, d sy8tem the uric acid which and Sulphur enhances IU appearance the names of the huis who desire to ' - jeiiger ' poisons. hav- line 1 1 yours In a bath. mulates and Patients ; '' i - feet of Tlx" Union AND a hundredfold. 'tv:. '' lease . the- property, he said negotia- Pacific gray! Look youn&V Year toes wM wriggle with Joy; they'll ing once used Anuric at this Institution Don't sUy tions are under way and he expected repeatedly sent back1 for more. CO recipe or look up at you and almost talk and have "i:-- ' Either prepare the at home a deal' with one of the parties ;. ' -- '. L- -.' that . g 50-ce- created ... : bot- : kben. they'll take another dive in that Such a demand has been 0 ::,' v.. y LiUITDRY gt from any drug store a would be closed soon. . " T V ?r- - that Doctor Pierce decided to put Anu- :l-;- tle of5 "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur It is understood that one hut plans "Tlx bath. r r" .174 King: Street, next to Young' Bldg. ;: ..... old-tim- e In the drug stores of Xhli country, Compound," which la merely the to leave ;the roof as it Is and erect When your feet feel like lumps of ric lead tired out just try in a ready-to-us- e form. It will be their recipe Improved by the addition concrete walls,. . plans for a all Tentative - Tl." own If suffering, uric rTJRirifTJ?.!!, of other ingredients. Thousands of theater ' with a seating capacity of Its grand It's 'glorious. Your tfeet fault those from STORING, PACKING AND SHIPPING OF sj advantage folks recommend this ready-to-u- Learly 20Q0 have already been drawn. will dance with joy; also you will find acid troubles 'do not take gone corns, callouses and of this wonderful remedy. Adv.. preparation, because it darkens the to all pain from ' ETC., FREIGHT HAULERS AND GENERAL HHI 22Z2 Now that tne old opera house U : : i -" '' - V hair beautifully besides no one can be torn down, an uMo-dat- e theater is bunions. ' r . ' natur- There's nothing like "Tlx.? It's the PIRATE'S RUSE; DEC0P3 possibly tell, as It darkens so badly 'needed in . Honolulu . and it is t BUSINESS-- U. S. IIAIL CARRIERS. ;) ally and evenly. You. moisten a possibles that an entirely new theater only remedy that draws out all the - ; SHIP BY S; O S. SIGNAL cponge or soft brush with it, draw- building may be erected. poisonous exudations which puff up A Dutchman who has just returned - - your torture. v0va.j5e.has-in- ! I ing this through the hair, taking one When ,r asked . whether . be and feet and cause foot to Holland for sea': ..' 25-ce- any small strand at a time.: By morning Rosenbledt might open a theater them- Get a box of, "Tlx" at i formed the Telegraaf that a Dutch Phoneo: an- department wait. re- I Cold on Cay Pay the gray hair disappears; after selves, Harrison said that that point drug or store don't ship while in the Bay of Biscay " com- -- ; glad your feetiget; how on - .? other application or two, its natural had not been decided. ; Ah! how ceived the signal "S. 0 S" anl mentt- wear color la restored and it becomes thick, . Rosenbeldt Is leaving for San Fran- fortable your shoes feeh You can. t proceeding to the spot Trom which the 5 you appear a you deslie. uii!iiiiii!niiiii!iii!i!iiiiiiiii:in:;!i;::z:::::::;;:;::::::::::: Arr,:n::n : glossy and lustrous, and cisco .this week and for that reason a shoes size smaller if signal came,, found there a'lrman years younger. - deal may not be closed until his re- AdvA r , vVL:,.: '1::- -'. submarine which was not in the kast v ' ,.' ;..:,:;. - ' '"':- -' ' ' ,.; . mm f Jcv;:!ryCo. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur : Com- turn.' , T' ' ' . in distress, and the captain of,which 1143 Fort Street pound Is a delightful' toilet requisite. The French cabinet decided on the 'expressed great disappointment that '1 " e . pages answer.)-th- It is not lntendei for the cure, mitiga- Seven thousand women shirtwaist reduction in the number of of .the Dutch ship which STAR-BULLETi- PJ ' I EEiITS tion or prevention of disease. 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' KCNMCTM l CXANOER - ; . j (" jj' f' dir 1 I'D STABBING li i: jt dT?P. Q)rau . ftjrtraitJ - , - j -- ftmtnga toy Appointments 482 I Thought She Would Woman C0 i CHOCOLATE FUDGE The Value of Trust Die Cured by Lydia E. : t'se the following insredienU: Two ' Pinkham'a Vegetable m;ifus susar, llreo fourths cupful of Compound." -- ; milk, one teasrocnful f bwtt'er. threo Company Ssrvice 3 BEAUTY GHATS tablespoon fula of cocoa, one-hal-f tea 2i i sroonf til of vanilla and three-fourt- hs Women Onderabtrr, Wis "I toStred from By EDNA KENT. FORBES i capful of walnuts cut into pieces. Koil to female troubles which caased piercing all the insredients together until, .pains UJce a Kiuie i t9$i$90ttttt9l99tt909t0lt9if 90( when a little of the mixture Is dropped iran v women who arc suddenly called u)joa iilllilHtmiillilii through my back 99f Into cold vsater. It forfns a firm, soft ; to avtimo the inanasinont of an estate find '.; : balL not and tula. 1 finally y'rxCi'-- . Neck 3Iassage ; ; It should make a stiff ball, loft all ray strength . but shotild rather be like soft gum iricihsclvcs totally unprepared for the respond-hilitie- s a in, : i i i: so I had to c to tr's scapstsrxo number ot young How, yourself? Are consistency, remove from the f ; . the about ther le, involved. 1 bed. : The doctor girls , who show deep wrinkles run- any lines visible, in the front o add vanilla snd beat hard until the oper- advised an ning' across . their necks. Wrinkles your peck? v Have yon a. pro mitt ure becones rrearay and begins to' It is at meh a time that 1he Hawaiian Trust ation would - r but I chrmld- only come with age, yet nouneed litUe lump at the base a : Add . quickly af-foi- I;. ,''1 thkken. walnuts and ('tnnpaii.Vj if named as Jvceoujor uiulet Will, ls II''. not listen to it. I girls of sixteen are often seen with the neck- - in back? Take a hand pour into a bettered pan. Mark into thought of what I glass, stand side wise to the mlrroi squares while soft,; Jut do not cut helpful service that assures the maximum had read about Lydia and look at your neck line care through - ' - clear until cold. of benefit and the minimum trouble. .. of E. Finkham's Vege- r fully... table Compound and r Premature wrinkles , rocn aj BUTTER SCOTCH The OlTieers of the Company, are always tried it.. The first these should be massaged ,oat wltl bottle brought great 1 available to consulted whenever any diltiv cold cream or cocoa hotter. . II Use two tupfuls of Sugar, two tea le reher una tix bctties have enurely neglected wlU deepen cured All vomen who they wltl spoonfuls of walerand one rounded ta 1 eulty arises, no detail li t6o snjall to'descrve''. ne. have female time, when maturity does be- ar.y kind should Lydia -- and blespoonful of butter. Put the sugar, 'and trouble of try E. gin to show they wttl stand out obtain their instant atteHtion, and a woman Pinxham's Vecetabto . Com pound.' ' water and butter into the pan on the alarming prominence . who is confronted with difficulties in straight-enina- r llrs. Etta DomoN, Ogdensburgy Wis. with upoi fire and stir until melted. Stop stirr Physicians undoubtedly did the throat. For a woman ages la soon out the affairs of an will appreciate their best, r. long be- ing as as the rair.ture is melted estate battled with this casa steadily and could her hands and her throat drop-- fore she does In her face. and allow it to boil until a little very much having this institution .acting as do no more, but cften the most scientific j ped into cold water will harden. Pour ' ' ' " keep erect. - is rcrpaased-b- y medicinal Ifeantlme, the head Kxecutor- treatment the ; Into a greased pan, and, when cool properties of the cood old fashioned Stop the habits : that have caused - squares. Wrap - wrtnEes In the beginning. mark off Into each rv- roots and herbs contained in Lydia E. the' square in oiled papers Finkham's Vegetable Com pound. Sleep upon the back, with the head If any complication exists it pars to on a very flat pillow, or better yet, write the Lydia E. Hnkham Medicine upon the mattress itself.' And rub Co., Lynn, Mass.,f or special free advice. a piece of ice on $he neck; follow- SHOULD ing the nighUy massage. This con- VMIEW HEUEY HAY CO., LTD.' tracts the pores and, tightens up the muscles. - This makes the flesh HONOLULU, P T. H. Distributors firm and the skin fine and soft. Flabby flesh and wrinkles could be GET THIS HADIT . . r- ; warded off for many years If more 7r! women used the daily Ice massage. Qnestfoss juxI 'Answers V AS AS r.IEni : Wat yo advi9 me whether 1 eon cvrt VELL

' a frowth of hair otxntt tvo inches long,, mp my N ct th of Mcfcf If. then it ' ' ' - harmiet method 0 removing perH mom hoir, perhaf yom con suggestt a wimple Pleases children because r remety that nll 'bleach the hmir mni rt Don't. Eat Bite of Breakfast ( tard u$ growth, thus making it let notifi- A. V Drink of 4 able. Daty Reader: Untif You Glass its Reply Hair U ofte TndeI to trow r rr a v : is . . joyful time for for dovB th ack bwauM thm kair la of Hot Water r uayo worn tn a low knot. la soma war, kalr : - the family which buys Purity you your 17 m cuitiTataa ixaelL It brash kair He. esi ! i ' Wrinkle in the neck are curable op from tho neck, it will atop abla tea-eea- cy Happy, bright. . alert vigorous and " ' -- ':: ' its ; and .. ,. 'T- v ty oiatsage to (row, 00 furtfcor dowa Uio nrck. vivacious -- a good clear skin ; a nat- TT TT Meantima. wkr sot oeoaras tbo tinr rosy complexion freedom n . Delightful Flavor. balr by.'Bsloc tonic a tbem. till tbo? ural, and !cep-c- ut lines' in the soft skin" of grow lone onouKh to do tip wit a tbo roat from 'illness "are assured only by Dsef ; . : Freeh , . your Notning but proxld will, serving1 their throats, Usually these are if bair? clean, healthy bloody . If only every Try velvet ice i blcaek without burtlac Ute iln : tbl Uie result of wrong habits of stand- tbn to hair, and Hi woman and likewise every man could cream place of ' '' la harmful mlsbt tiuit in.:the ing and sleeping. - V - cauna Ubi to atop grow Inc. realize the wonders of the .morning inside-bat- h, some other les3 nutritious what a, gratifying change The toothsome n i dainties ; Copg by at ve right Qoorge MattXtw Aiamt would take place. v and more expensive food. ; o at this shop. All our Instead of the thousands of sickly, which would delight your main . . 1 . .. , . , anaemic-lookin- g men, . women and : ; beef pork come land visitors feo much arc fully ' HONOLULU ;i: girls with pasty or muddy complex- from island - crov,n well-know- ions; instead of the multitudes of given in reliable recipes by n Beatriz iilichelena 's History of nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain : DAIRYLIEN'S ; pre- 11 fags" and pessimists we should see a 'Honolulu women and v . carefully grovm virile, optimistic throng . of rosy sented in excellent form in the - and fattened for the I ASSOCIATION the Clotion Picture Industry cheeked people everywhere, ' An inside bath Is had by drinking, j breakfast, a : each morning before ;.. . i, only tea-spoonf- ul CHAPTER VIII . consternation. It threatened not of with a 1 despoit-hJ- glass real hot water Honolulu Goo!: E o ok Almost - Immediately Robert w. to s future trade, but also to of phosphate in it Apr work "irVeparabl. hardship upon ..limestone Paul's manufacture Of the' EdLscm his to1 wash from the stomach, liver kid- a escape ...- Y. Y. C. ; kinetoscope, ; made possible by the previous, jcustomers. The only neys ten yards of bowels the pre- , Av and Price 50c j that suggested 'Itself 'was the inven- a- American Inventor's neglect to protect vious day's indigestible waste, sour Cafctcri- de- tion, on his part, of a motion picture - hlR device by' an . English patent,. fermentations and poisons, thus LUNCHEON, 11 until 2 1 veloped into a trentendous business cameraand ,tlie manufacture of his cleansing, .sweetening and - freshen- office own pictures! had no model go .At the cf the Ll;nt Lunches packed to order venture. However, it : was far from lie to ing the entire alimentary canal a be- : - ex- E513 by,, but, through patience and long ; - w Y Phcne being all smooth sailing. It had its fore-' putting mOre food into the STAR-BULLET- I m periment, was eventually successful. ' .HONOLULU ups and downs and more than once stomach--- 7 v , the-thi- n However, the quest, including . the ' was on .edge of failure. It subject to sick headache, -- de- Those 125 Street. was probably these vicissitudes that manufacture of several ineffectual" biliousness, nasty ' breath, rheumat- Ilerchant ... ..v.ryilur;; in POULTHY PRODUCE vices before', he ; finally upon - cooled . of . two Greeks hit the particularly p.v,- - ,:- - a m the ardor the ism,- colds; and those who first- carried the kinetoscope . to bracticai one.v ate ud the larger part who have pallid, sallow complexion from a j England. In any. event they made an of the small fortune he had made and who are constipated very often, TcrritoriaK Marketing Div'n. eariy ana occupied uie stage his" previous sale of kinetoscopes.f urged to obtain a quarter pound exit raui' are ; ' Maunakea near Queen Phcne 1S40 by himself." - v . :' As future events proved, it was, in of limestone' phosphate at the drug The greatest problem that Paul had spite of its, temporary hazard, a prof store which will cost but, a trifle; but to face, .even after he bad developed itable. Investment, principally because Is sufficient to demonstrate the quick ' 1 " . a camera - r a world, market . for hi3 machines, his successful invention of and remarkable change in both PROTECTIVE AGENCY OF reaching even to New Zealand, Japan gave Paul a zest for further experi- health and appearance awaiting ' Long oc ; HAWAII - ; and South America, was that of film ments. ? .before this it had those who practise internal sanita- v supply. For this he was dependent curred to the Londoner that a motion tion. We must remember that in- W. C. Miles, Msr. -- - y entirely" on the output of "Black Ma- Picture 'device; like' the1 kinetoscope, side cleanliness is more important is the marine garden af Haleiwai Clearly and comU-abl- . : 5 6, Bldg. Hotel would be" .vastly-- . more profitable, if does twin-engin- Rooms and Elite ria." the; fantastic name by Tihich that outside, because the skin seien from-th- e, glass bottom boat "Santa Ct. cjp. Bishop St. Phone 1411. Edison's first- - crude motion picture several people could see the pictures not absorb ' impurities to contamin- r : ' enthusiastic BaaaMBaBWBBBBiBaaBaaaBaaaaaaaaaaBaBMaajBW studio was known. at once. 1 his gave him a problem on ate the bloody while the pores fn the Catalina," at Haleiwa Hotel. Kveiyono IMBaaawwaanaawBaaaaMaBiBV : . - ,1 ; - Finally two agents of this first Am- which his brain was half subconscious- thirty feet of bowels do. Adv. ; who' sees it; Also bathing, boating, golf and tenuis. ly , working one evening when he sat " ... erican producer, who had secured the V T.-- lr V ' exclusive control of .both his kineto- as a spectator at a sterlopticon enter Shingle's bill, relating to appropria- v0AHU'S FAVOEITi: RE20HT tainment1 As he watched the various tions from the general revenues for j scope and his film for the European : photographic views 6till life thrown two-yea-r - - I market, conceived what they believed f the coming period, was the ..." to be a They would ob- on the screen the idea came to him only one Introduced yesterday In the 'HAldnJW j I brilliant idea ,n,.. j viate the neglected English patent prcf in a flash, why ''not apply this same upper house. ' This became senate bill cedure.ty refusing to sell films for principle to motion- - pictures : 52. : any machine other than that of Edi "Paul went home to begin his experi-ment- s ' - neit0ay upon .what eventually son's otvn make; - ; This was quite enough to cause Paul resulted In one of the first if not the very first projection machine ever de- vised. Mr.-Talbo- t, ah English author and consequently a compatriot of the inventor. maybe - prompted somewhat : by loyaKy to British bloodin declar- ; . rr . n . .... v : r.o - ing Paul's the first of the several pro- r vrii f r jecting" devices perfected at about the OTE same time,. I $ quote as follows from , i, .... i , . MrTalbpt's book:) llfi i. y. ?About l3i o'clock one morning in tcut the early months of 1895, quiet- ' " ' ' " the its presiding genius a capable, good modern cook. ,:' . ness of Hatton Garden was disturbed HASffW 21'"' n by. loud ;and prolonged shouts. - The 99 of 100 instances you are quite sure to 'find police rushed hurriedly to the ;buildin?r ' ' i; - ! . e whence 'the cries? broceded and found ; ; ;V; I ;; ; ; - uses gas. '': j; v ' r Paul and his colleagues in their work- shop, giving vent to whole-hearte-d ex- uberance. T.triumph.'. They had just The kitchen is clean primarily ' because the ' Gas Range succeeded, in throwing the first per- -- ' fect animated pictures upon , the arid its fuel make no dirt. It is cool because cook has absolute screen To compensate the police for heat-r-ther- their fruitless investigation, the film, control of the; e's no heat except just when and which was 40 long produced feet and 'V- y-- : - a picture seven feet square, was run where she wants it. t :r i i through the special lantern for their edification. They regarded the strange C all other spectacle as ample compensation and This is why the modern housewife prefers Gas to

had the satisfaction of. being the first -. v,-- , members of the. public to see moving fuel. i.; C 2 pictures thrown upon the screen." - , ; Other writers are not so entirely i . C Peroxide positive as Talbot that Paul's wa? the " first projection machine. ; Undout ted-l- y 13 ah antis critic several persons in different cor p coap, rrcda ners of the , world, were working at a P for K this time toward the same end, anff n-'- ta. 1 , m.J Ww. wA UWA -- t were . almost one ' ' u u d 7 with the. other in reaching possibly n R and general satisfactory repults. It is obvious that none of these persons realized even a , iVz "original E fractional part of the real importance v, ... ;, K .... i. of the-wor- k they had done. But al v " ricbt plcacinj though they did not know ft. they had Hia a Insured the future of motion pictures FOR - CpopLficL SALE AT ALL ccct cn delicate tldn. on a tremendously extensive scale. J LIMITED Gas bcoidco nakinrj MTi. Eyes, Crssmlato aTyallSs, ryes it tinned ty eapoaure- - V Sun. Dast and Y lac VYouwill be pleased with our service.' DRUG STORES healthy and tleaiu uJklr rehVrtd by afnrla Eyo. Brmeay- - Na duanlnz. Just Eye Comiort. At yor Dmffalft'a or by mail. SOe per Bolt I. For Book of tta Beretania Sts. ' S liOiix O Am ra free aak Muira Kyv t&exMOj v, vuiaaso Alakea and STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N. WEDNESDAY .MAKCII 7; 1017.: FI .it f r" MUTT and JEFF-It-'s a rough job when a.giiy can't resign when he wants to. By Bud Fishe: 1r.i Mart h II. h 111 Ufl. vpyntbu iit. tj h. c Kl:..r

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HOfiOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N FOR SALE FOR REIJT BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS PERSONALS LOST DAILY ND BEWI WEEKLT REAL ESTATE FURNISHED HOUSES BOATMAKER HAT CLEANER HYDHAULIC ENGINEER Gold bar pin set with sapphires a v r'-- diamonds; in Sayegusa Shoten Terms of Subscription: ' Jaa. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg, Star-Bulleti- n HGLMESTEAOS OR FARM LANDS. Desirable houses rarioua" parts ot fi. Harada. Phone 5162. Watanabe, bats cleaned, HotelARiver .or between store snd Hotel s'.r Dsllr 75 cents per roonta, la Boatmaker. ; ' .V - f " Oregon & California . Co. 44fi 3m , consulting civil ts hydraulic engineer : 8 per year. G per copy. Railroad the city,' furnished and unfurnished. ' ' : Return to Ccl cents --- - ' 6375-t-f ' . Seml-We&kl- y Star-Bulleti- n, 2 per Grant lands. .Title to same revested at 115, $1S. $20, $23, $30, 925. $40 and hotel and receive liberal rewar i. year. ' In United States by act ot Congress up to 125 a month. See list in our CAFES AND RESTAURANTS JEWELERS ;; 672Wt 1916.. : - DENTISTS Adyerttslng Kttes: J dated June.3, Two million office.- Trent Trust Cov Ltd Fort Cafe-Me- al T. MOTOSHIGE. 247 N. King sWepp. large Cltsslfled and Business Announce three hundred thousand acres to be street' petween King and Merchant The Manhattan at all DR. C. P. POWSON Offlce hours: 9 In Hilo or near Puna, Ori:::'. - . Aala Park. ... Watches and Jewels ; 1 opened for homesteads and sale. hours; "known for quality and ser- pcarL Finder communicate .with cents cent per word per eaca inser- r ,; to 12 a. m.. 1 to 5 p. ni.; evenings, Timber and agricultural lands. Con s furnished cottage. sleevln vice; you should eat there. , repairing. ; : 6645 tf Schwartz, at H. Armltage & C tion, up to one week tt ' 7 to 9 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 12 a. ta. some porch. , efectriaV lights, good water. ..r"..,"-- 6314 tf ;" '.' ' 330 reward. ,' 6727 Efitloate alx wordr per line taining of best lands left: In No. 5 McConiston Rldg. 56S-t- f Now 1 Ine-- . oppor large yard, best in city, on car Tcr line, on week...... SO cents United States. air 1 - Boston Cafe Coolest . place In town! JUNK Diamond platinum brooch. Liber-- r Per line, two weeks.... 40 cents, tune time. iargQ sectional map line. WW let only to nice couple CHIROPODIST 6726-2- After. the . show roo In. Open day ; " ward. Finder return to Star-- I showing lands and description of or lady; cheap. Thone 7118. t : " Tcr lfse, cna ccth...... 70 centi night. Bljb Junk, bought and sold. Phone 4366. 1 ' ' 67 and eater. Hotel " tin 'office.' .CO KoiL climate, st - - 6407-6r- a- - DR. : DANIEL W. RYAN, graduate Per lie, six months. cents ea. no. rainfall, elevations, :. ' - f - - i 6539 tt Cittr rates upon err'lcitlvn. etc.- Postpaid one dollar. Grant Furnished, bouse on Alewa- Heights, all Surgeon Chiropodist The only sani- - conveniences. Mrs. Cassldy, tele--: tary, mod ernup-to-dat- e office la the FOUND EiTertlsemcnts cf liquors cr cer- Lands Locating Co., Box 610. Port: " Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick KOA FURNITURE. Io phlne'4004. 6726-3- t service d. ' tain prcrrletary cedlciaes will be ac-ccrtf- - land, Oregon. ' .; 6714 3m and cleanliness our motto; open day Island.' All foot trouble scientifically . .. 1 Bicycle . I. on and . , .... I. . i - L Takano, 544 South King street kor. treated, at Mclnernys Shoe Store, Wilder Thur (f tr.--- TVal-ki- kl and night- Hotel at., opp. Completely furnished cottage on Bethel. : ? ad-(rr- -s streets. Owner can sar. to adrerttssmests On eary terms, 14500. Nice big house 6318 - carpenter shop. Koa bowls made to ; 6708 lm hare Beach. TeL 2868, Cressaty. tf V proving property and paying fcr t yc :r rer!!cs exactly as stated in UiU' JUl, C1.1, CiXMl ftVtUUf,. IXtllUIUH. ' order. : 66S6 8m : C720 SHUMACHER; . tf Cafe--Substant- lal the advertisement. - - . Inquire II. Ivnaack, phone ?5S2. , New Orleans meals; DR. CATHERINE ad. If yoa are a telephone A lakea cor. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. room 4. Elite Bldg, 164 8. Hotel St. satscrlbcr. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. moderate. et, Merchant' BY AUTHORITY. ptone your aivcrUscacnt; wa will 5589 tf vv--: Phone 5536; hours 9 to 5. Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl King. 6fso-lm- cLarra LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. wq mosquitoi it - '' It -- - bedroom cottage, proof. SEALED TENDERS cun ig 4211 f CLEANING AND DYEING n:o.n Coijs, horses, mules and electric Apply 1522 Artesian street Phone j SPANISH TEACHER. - - 1 2617. J. Virichaves. 6721 tf MAS3AGE -- M- . will be receive motors. Apply M. IC Young Palry, ; - ; Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop. teL 3149.' Scaled tenders 1. ,., t , . r . i fTHD - tt'j:;-;- ; Spanish lessons by experienced teach- to 12 o'clock noon and opened c; iiciiiiM. cpr.cr;te?j,icUi:u- Two-bedroo-m V. ':., baseball bungalow. .,'6213 electro-ceerln- g, Tel 7509. . K-- massage c ground. Entrance on King street - . Hashimoto end er. Frivately or in classes. Phone 13th day of March,. 1917, at the -- ' -- ' lu. YTt 1 670-S-l- Cou-Honolu- nccfj to Herslr cc.rsntee to A. B. Renovator y; Naaanit et, ppp; WilUaas' 3060. . City -- -.: Telephone 747& . C clothes cleaned, of. the Clerk of the and ft y Cr3 Leu r.;crs cr , 6716 Ira r:i v dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. ' undertaking officej phone 1785. , Room 8, .'Iciatyre 11. , FURNISHED ROOMS. i'-- 1 Fred Havilnd. We lesd; ethers r :- -.-r- ; 6400 OSTEOPATHIC. 5 Pedigreed TNTiIte Bull Terrier-- 16104 1' - Sm for furnishing all material, toe! . x la ' M':t. Z:n Vzz Co., S16 years old. Inquire 8 6 necessary a 2 - between and Lighthocsejceepingnitrinsrhigh eleva- ' phyai-cla- n, labor to construct Ct. riicna ' " ' Steam cleaning nr. Gas Co. MONEY LOANED Dr. P. 1. Pennock. osteopathia Klrr p. m. B. S. phone 1203. . Alakea st, Nott, tion i.cioxe In.. Phone 1938. 3575. concrete and frame school bulli..: ; Romagoy Hotel, phone i nt . v ccra;.-Pilko- -j - r-I- 6700 tf " , , 6488 . - Kaahumanu school grounds, rcrr'- rre'errrr.- Co also - tf. Money loaned on diamonds,: watcnes ; - ; ; - ' - 76701 imy ' . Crcrd r.ocf Crcclillets, CUT. ERS.AND and Jewelry at legal rafea. Federal aadJJiaau strrcta. r:::i tzi Jersey ?ale. ' Apply-t- jihone lLANTS , f-r- ! C3 calf for Light housekeeping and tingle roccss, Plans, speciflcati::j. " t'.. zi the eld rtzd, Queea et.i - v Loan Office, 95 N. IClhg ..PALMISTRY aal 2S37. ;725-t- f : st - Gatuel PJace, 112 Vineyard, ct. : '-- ' ' . propo'sal may had a?;'., C'l. tf ' ' Fort Coconut plants' for sale,1 Samoan' va- - - 6365 ;r bo urea , 642-t- 1 . f riety. Apply A) Iinia, Llbne, tf M ME. CLEO. scientific palmist 254 and a deposit of Tea Tdlira ( AUTOMOD1LCO. r - CITL'ATtC'l WAriTCO. ' Kauai-.- " "J v v 6277 MERCHANT TAILOR 5. King street cor. of Richards, at the Building Inspector's cf:;::, - tf FurnlBhed room,- 1S39 MakikL ; TeL - ' Phone 360$,' Do not delay in con- piolaal building. . : Erand new . . . ..v:- 6723-6- 1 cl.a.. ; tlx jccjs' 5642- .- t 1131 : T. Kunikiyo, 1111 phone 1635. H. T. Sang, tailors Union. sulting palmist you The.-Boar- d .r Overload, operated only Tort; this noted if . Supervisors rr four weeks; -- of - v Ill s p ; 1 r. r 1 m c r3 r :r:uin:- -t - f - ,6298 tt 6454-- ; need hef advice. Hours 9 to 12, any t : : I : f:-'- :y; perfect condition; excellent bargain Furnished rooms, 727 Lunalilo rijht to reject or all f - ; . 3 re-- - street lo the -- ccd. ' -- 6723-t- - 6. Evenings and Sundays by at $1000, Adamson, Moaha hotel. f -- and to waiye all defects. r y CIS week. flowers; teL 3029. PRINTING ' V - - r:r 6728-C- . Harada, fresh cat r 1.- - .,, . t - ; , d. .r...t. :. kalauo::al.: ,t ..- , .. 6121 tf ' - ..." i FOR RENT. ,' We do not boast ot. low pricea which 6653 tf' Clerk, City and County cf Hi:: 1S12 Packard noajster, la good condi- Mar. 1, 2, 3. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1 1 Kimura, flowers. Fort Phone 5147. , usually, coincide with poor .quality; ' tion, J7C0.' P. , Star-- Sample room 36x50; above City Hard at IN CIRCUIT COURT THE - ., rt I '):c rt cm devote tour Address but we rknpw how to put .life, THE OF 6722 r" - -. fCCS ware. Inquire City Hardware Co. Territory of Hawaii rv"c"rfT!:e.- tf ' if go printed matter, First Circuit, i ,.' '. . - 6627-t-f i:: .:- - hustle and .Into e. . SEALED TINDERS. T,;.. s rc.;::-i:- . O. Toyoshiba, King opp. VIda yilla. At Chambers In Probate. Address P. todiard-Dayto- n roadster, Yord st, and; that is what talks loudest and - and . - ' . V v. r.?. 6727-t- ( '. Star-Bulleti- n 1' :.:',-- I hall at llolokahana lane. Llliha longest Honolulu ' Ioola e touring car. Lewis' garage. Tlione Jn the matter of the Estate of Mary Sealed tenders will-b- receive ; ' 6722-12- Apply ' ' M. K. Printing Department, 125 Merchant 214L 1 street to Siiva or ' 1 3 CLOTHING - r--- : - ; Frlcdenberg of Ipnolulu, Oahu, De- until a. n. cf Friiay. ?Irch Aloha Office. 72ft-- 4t ". street " "" ll 4 tho Aina Tc: Immediately, 1916 Car, ceased." for Lumber for the Territorial Ford Tourinc Pay for your clothing as convenient HoncluU,-- T. II. "excellent condition)" Phone 1(K)7.' PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. tlary, Kailhl HOTELS open a charge account with - The Notice of Hearing Pstition for Admin-- : cf I S064 - The Superintendents I Model Clothiers, Fort st tf G. FLOYD PERKINS,- 603 Stangen-- : - - 1 Istrstion. Works reserves the right to reject i i THE ' PIUrtPOINT. ; 1 ' wald building." Telephone 2907. v. . :. : 1 L AUTO ACCCCCORIIO Onlth Beach ttalkikL"; PAINT AND PAPERHANGING or all tender. i 'x it, near at 6578 ; - . . tf j The petlUon of H. G. Middledltca of I . ex form's proposals are ? a. n. to burnished bungalows and rooms; Mary Blank of c. " T Sl AH makes cf auto and bicycle S.' 1202 .Nuuanu; TeL 4137. ' said Honolulu, alleging that said c'r. : tires meals; splendid bathing Shirakt, ; of Superintei cellent and " Perkins, 603 Stangen wald building. Ho- in the office the and tubes; - 1000-foo- t Painting JAll ' ' ' Friedenberg, died intestate at said auto accessories; also Tooatingr promenadepler; and paperhanging. Teleyhone 2907. : 6678-t- f Public Works, Capitol CIldiag. I - vulcanizing, retreading, ' nolulu, on the 21&t day of August A. D. ' rebeading, beautiful ; marine and. ; mountain work guaranteed. Bids submitted lulu.' ;' t o:r::s. etc. Tclc-- Vulcanizing Co., ; 1916, leaving property within the Juris- rrcL 4:s3; o Ltd view; terms reasonable, lira. John free. k5328 tf SOFT DRINKS ,.; CIIARLE3 R. FORn::, - p Mercha-- t, Ewav diction of necessary to be I::- - Tnzz'.t cTlce, 183. AJ3kca at, , Cassidy. Tel. 2879. 6202-t- f this Court Superintendent ot Puhlla Vr'cr - upon, 1 fhce 2137. HZ$2 Ca CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Our sodas wUl make your- business administered and praying that 27, 1D17. - Honolulu, Feb. CY grow. Hon. Soda Water Wks, tl'e- Letters 'Of Administration issue to "r; - - AUTHORITY " - 6720 lot MISCELLANEOUS K. Nomura, Dullder and contractor; ? phone 2022; ' ' " ' i 6442-l- yr Henry. Smith or some other suitable r.: LI.-.- : ; : I .1 all 3, r.:'.: and AT PUBLIC AUCTION - excavating, grading. paving, team- person, having this day been filed. ka, .: .C. Bedford., president c. llL-c- mo Hmma St.. rianola, used only Blx months; owner ing, concrete,' crushed rock. sand. SH1RTMAKER3 It is Ordered, that Monday, the 2nd .A.; t! has taken best of care, cost new, 125 N! 2630-718- 8. SUndard Oil Company of New Jcr . er.t tt "' " Beretania, phones day of April. A. D. 1917, at 9 o'clock XZ well-selecte- d - ; $320. Have over 5 worth Of Will to the highest bidder, ;:r- YAMAJOYA, Shirts and pajarias - bfsolf ;. . 6568 ly iC": a. ra,- be and Is hereby appointed for was elected a director of the Guz: He r: V - :i rrT.t Office Male tind rolls., T.'ill sell at a bar- at public auction, at the School Work made to order.- 1305 Fort st, opp. of New York. 1 hearing said .Petition in thc Court Trust Company f p c r&U kinds. 1CC0 Llliha gain; enly deliycrr.' Shop premises, CITY CONSTRUCT'frN CO., general phone 2331. 6442-6- m cash en For full on the corner of Kukui st, in-th- e: -- Room of this Court Judiciary - chamber dr: : r ::: . Tel. c::o Ap- 1308 nr. Kukul. The French cf in details communicate with owner. School and Fort streets, Honolulu, T. contractors. Fort st, ILAkagi, 1218 Nuuanu at; shfrtmaker. Building in City County 4490. - 6452 -- Honolulu. and passed a bill authorising the c: ply at No. S, Little Village, Berctania II, on Saturday, :Ri arch 10, 1917, at Phone 6m t : :zt.LAr;zcus of Honolulu,-a- which time and place or finance to lend $10O.0W,0v t;j . street 6701 tf 10 o'clock a. .m, ono lot assorted old persons concerned may appearand friendly - '; M. FuJIta, contractor and builder, G. 1146 alt Allies and cation?. ' ' 2 lumber. . .. Yamatoya, shirts, Nuuana st L !r:r'-'- - ' t? their t:::Lz:n ty 5002. . 6451-Si- o " show cause, if any they have, why - - Tianola Piano, SS note, mahogany painter, paper hanger.' Phone .. :: ' r- JC0 ; ; ? r T. frc- -i tve Coda Terma cashl ; - Hex :r-63- V :'; said Petition should not be granted. case, used 1 year, price $C7S. perfect ; : ; . . . : ly ; 1 n 4... . d. KAIUOKALANI, -' - 1 : ' Star-Bulletin.- '- SODA WATER By the Court: - ( ; ' condition. Box 533, - . ' " . City- and County Clerk. 1L Monxen, lHii)j)E;i :.'i?z-- it " - ': builder and contractor. ' A. K. AONA. c3S tf - .: - - 672rst 662 S. Beretania st.; Phone 3327. The best comes from the Hon. Soda .... , - ...... cu::r;zc3 : - - cfportunitics Tic 9 petted plants, ferns and palms. - :;6602 6m v Water Wks. ' That's' the kind yoa 6715 Feb. 21. 28, Mar. 7. 14.' TOWN STAGGERING - E. Ms Eat I, Pawaa Junction. want Telephone 3022. '; 442 lyr Lsrre ccri cruilon about to estatlish - ON ONZ SIP OF BEER ' - 333 V- - "r C9NTRACTORS-7-GENERA- L NOTICE TO CREDITORS. here vi l.es ta secure the services In : V, 1 ;', j . c f a : V.r.own j .,1 TEA HOUSES "rty well ia Honolulu MARISSA, Ill.-n- e glass vof beer HAWAII Building Co., building, paint-- . . duly ? One nl;?cn, dining. roon set Phone - The' undersigned, having been t." '.;::-- r.irnaj-cmer.t- Address Ing. masonry; etc v 1222 Fort st, Japam.se T. W. i'lar-lVlcti- 2:17, or 2237 L. road. 6668 has thrown dry town down into an Jkesn, best dinners. appointed Ancillary Administrator with , Ilanoa tf this : )x : office. fi727-!l- t - -- 1195. ; -- near Kukni. Phone : Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. tfl83 it thg. Will annexed of John C. Wulbern, . uproar, , One month ago. Bom, ' 66l6-!-7- t&cL-- TeL-181- 3. -- 6713--t- f Robert r m Huhhcr t. hereby gives 1 I lzjizz to c'jc:crizzns a handsome young, atbeletic director Deceased Testate, notice WOOD AND COAL to persons having claims , against U. Yamamatcy 83 & Kukul -- ct, phone all 1. of -- A r.cw Tr'r;l-.c:;- rcn calc en exchange v the Marlssa township high school, to present same, duly Directory will bo 4430; general- - contractor; building. Tanaba Ca, Pauahl, nr. River st, teL said estate the l went to Freebnrg 6354-f- proper (If r"V.:5'-:.- of Cecond-han- d nith the basket ball : : verified and with vouchers il:rlly. Vrittcn notice cameras ; ( and . lenses - 7 f 2637; , firewood and charcoal, whole- --? cf rcme, change ad-crt- cs team. 'Between halves he slipped out any exist) even though claim be se- tuy. ti of bought sold or exchanged. VKoSa sale and retail. 6297-t-f , cr r.cw ccr. tracts re- to. a thirst imporium and drank, one K. Segawa, contractor: 694 Beretania. cured by mortgage to the undersign-e- must te graph . hcp, Hotel Union 'and its. i ' ; V: ' - J y - glass of beer," which has caused the 607 tf at hia office. Care of" & ceive ly this ccr?r--- ca cr before C237-t- f TENDERS FOR PRINTING SUMMER Lexers: y-rc- h 1". rfier which, date no changes following to happen: - Cooke, Ltd.; No. 169-17-7 Si King street tc-r:- th-- ENGRAVING TRAVEL .POSTERS . H- - v ;;i vr.til fcllowir Issue. . Born has been, tried and- -' fired ,by in Honolulu. T. within six months . Aucno-- - ' : company. nuLLzrm 1 publication no- iUTUAL TELi:r:iONi: - from the first of this the board of education. ' - mono- print- r ' Calling and business- cards, r Tenders for lithographing or - C722 ::ar. 1, 2. C. 3. C, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, ..... tice or they will be forever barred.- ' We Five young wouien teachers walked grams, weddinr invitations and an- ing the --'Summer .Time Un 13. 11. 1 ' have invei.:crled thci Macfarlano Hawair All persons to said estate out on a strike and demanded Bora's nouncements,'. Rlatlonery. "etc.; cor-- Posters for summer advertising will be indebted China and Glassware, etc., and are Star-Bulleti- n are hereby notified to; make immedi- reinstatement. ' V . rect styles. Printing opened 12 o'clock 28, S. ;:::ccr Oriice, Honolulu, Ha-wsi- i. at: noon,''March l i:r awaiting .Coin-pan- y ate 'settlement to the undersigned. orders from the Trust .Department 125 . Three hundred en are enjoy- Merchant st 1917, , at Hawaii . Promotion Commit- - i"?alcd irciosal? for dredging stud U ' Dated at Honolulu, T. 1L, February to 'offer, these goodi to jtpu, . , tee Rooms, . , ; in llor.o!:iu Harbor, Hawaii, and ing aa indeflnate holiday. Honolulu. Hawaii. 1917. - : t 28, - r: me- , Many inquiries dally. FURNITURE .Specifications may be obtained at ' ;t; e:!:J prcjosals f.ir constructing are made .We Two members of the "education : "AUGUST C. REINECKE, ' board' resigned, came back. - the Promotion Committee Rooms, n;l lo mo'.tid breakw ater at Kahulnl. hope there will be no great delay but later Fujikawa, cor.- King South gtaw tel. Ancillary Administrator with the Will 1 1 1 . cf-fic-e Reported principal A: A. Fillers Honolulu, or the San Francisco liaviiii, be received in this as they occupy quite a lot of . floor that 1623;"' ttr C. Wulbern, de- rugs, mfrrora, etc, reasonable. "U-al- V annexed of John 11 present will resign to branch, J. Scott superinten- until a. m April 11, 1S17, and s;ace in rooms we and ''the '.board -- ; - - the chat need v- ? f 6316 V' " r " ceased testate. ; : tf " dent, 397 Monadnock Building. San ' - . '1 harmony. 1 then opened. Information on appli- and quick action is the essence of restore . .. a .6721 Feb. 28, Mar. 7, 14, 21, 23. - - ' : ' - ' 2nd-ban- Francisco. cation. i the auction business... Visitors can; New. and d furniture bought . do not bmd. them- C;:3 Mar. 5, C, 7, 8, A.pril 7, 9. not understand why these unique "It is 'a woman's privilege to take and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort at The Directors PARTNERSHIP NOTICE ' ' ' accept any bid. ' money out of her husband's pocket ' V ' selves to thelowest or and rare things are not promptly , 6433 6m V.': I i'..t-o- PROMOTION" ie Lc;iiuL: January the sold. The real reason seems be Magistrate James J. Conway of the HAWAII COMMITTEE. 'to ; - Allies lc5t o and e police " '". A. P. TAYLOR,' undersigned announce they three that they-wer- stored so long that Jamaica court ruled. Salkl. Barahoo furniture;. 563 Bercta .The that : ta!!?crs. . ; , . - - ' - - . ' Sesretary. have day opened offices the owner has forgotten them and nla t . '6078 tf '': this for the 1917.; k ; V. r. required an inentory to refresh his Honolulu, March 5. general practise of .law at .Rooms : lcl. r::::i::t in g; . 302-30- ? 1 memory.- - T'o FRUITS AND PRODUCE 6725 Mar. 5. 7r.12,' 141921, 26,. 28 4 Bank of Hawaii Builihig. Ho- x, Is has been forwarded ; . 'f .1 .11 if' 11 1 1. . nolulu, Oahu. under, the firm name of ito him in' New York and selling or-- 4 HEIjl&S TAVEim $510,000 Find aa actcr. Nosan Sbokal. watermelons. Asia lane. Gold coin fr.the amount of Mptt-Smit- h & Lindsay. 4 dors are expected shortly... V Europcck PlaaHpisl y was rrora sultrca.s-ur- 1 C1-A- withdrawn tbo MOTT-SMIT- H3 de- A. . -- or.ntiuucs in steady ' . z- - lrniture Ceach for ehfpmcnt to South America. li Term cf ra:i:rn f mand, a&d any usable goods .will ,On the at Valklkr - ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR. Railroad earnings of 141 carriers Henry Ebon Bnrnhani. United . . a:;. FIT2PATH1CK CROS. A .Yrrrnr find' prompt aala at Honolulu uc; ,1 1 ho" :yaiti1 (A - 'pn-dt'- rrr.srt- - Dated llonoliifu, March V,. V' in " i Phono uriii D.r f aTjfrur- Staif Kew Iiampr.hira ?; 1 3 d .; i r , ' s rrhr ' i: ct it.v.kin. -- ' .j - 4 " '' iin j. ilailrr. ed to f22i,Ss?.2ii. v 'rS:-"y:- from 1901 ro 113 dead. . 6725-2- t - STAR-BULLETI- BIXTKEN hOXOLULU N, TVEDXESDAY, MARCH 7, 19i:

LEOAL NOTICE CORPORATION NOTICES STEWART . ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT I .0coaini5SiiQam Masonic Temple i Court for th Territory cf HaralJ. Wacninc Sickal PEPEEKEO SUGAR COMPANY (Visitors who have not The United. States of America, 5VJ DAYS TO ' plaintiff, de- SAN FRANCISCO been examined must kt in vs. A. Haneberg. et al. STFEJiCI fendants.."' At the annual meeting of sharehoid Temple by 7:15.) 1 trs A Action brcught in said District Court ers of Pepcekeo Sugar Company, held Fop San Francisco For Sydney SAN and live petition filed in the office. of at the office of Its agents. C Brewer Weekly Calendar FHAriCISCO upon Sonoma ...... i...... Mar. 13 Ventura 19 mn SSfaoSj Ml ff Unto the Clerk of said District Court, in Company (Limited), Honolulu, ' ...... Mar. w: Honolulu. ": March 5lh. l0lT. the following officers ...... Apr. 3 Sonoma Eirtmc Pl: 1 113 a n 1 Sierra ...... Apr. t Monday, march 5, 1917 wklM( SO Lmk SO. tMMr f 05 The President of the United SUtcs of and directors were elected to serve for State- HMt Mau to Am - Ventura 24 Sierra .Apr. 39 Hawaiian Lodge,' No. 21. (mwi Strict ; America, greeting:. - the ensuing year, viz: ...... Apr. d". 7:30 p. m. Naw steei and con ere td struc- Kape-la- , E. P. Bishop . . President rMv The unknown heirs at latr of ...... TUESDAY ture. 350 rooms, 250 connect- deceased; the unknown heirs at W. H. Baird ...... Vice-Preside- nt .' PRICE 3.50 C. & ing bathrooms. Homelike com- BREWER CO., LTD.. .General Agehb Honolulu Lodge,' No. 400. Spe- law. or T. Aki, deceased;, the unknown G.' If. Robertson ...... Treasurer The von Hamm-Youn- g Co Ltd. s. unnecessarily cial Practice meeting. OHi-cer- fort rather than heirs at law of Tong Tung, deceased; K. A. R. Ross. . . , ...... Secretary expensire luxury. - In 7:30 p. m. ..." center of the unknown heirs at law of Kalou, S. M. Damon ...... Director deceased; heirs law T. R. Robinson ...... Auditor WEDNESDAY h On the unknown at car lines ransferrinc all of Kauanul, deceased; unknown All of the above, with the excep-- Automobile lxdge. No. 21. ne the Hawaiian So- orer city, fa ice municipal car-li- cial, Degree. 7:20 p. m. heirs at Ltw of Humehume, deceased; tion of the auditor,' to constitute the First direcr r iwr Motor Bui Board of Directors. THURSDAY meets tralra an.1 steamers. the unknown heirs at law of Klhewa Repairing ' (w deceased; E. A. R. ROSS, Maison; navigation Company Honolulu Chapter, No. 1, R. Eotl Slevart ir noenUe as the unknown heirs at COOLLBS Iflaa4 law of lloku, deceased;-th- e Secretary, Pepeekeo Sugar Company. FRANK A. M. Stated. 7 p. m. tiJioajt. CmlS unknown Adidas Trtwett" J B O (Mi heirs at law of L. Ablo, deceased; -- Honolulu, March 5th. 1917. Honolulu Chapter, No. 1, R. H. Uoao!lm the Bishop and Qneen. Tel. 2182 f. LT. ortMsUtir. . unknown heirs at law of Manu (w). : 6723-3- t Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu A. M. Social, . Past Master deceased; Most Excellent. 7:30 p. to. the unknown heirs at law and of Hauls (k), deceased; the unknown ELECTION OF OFFICERS V FRIDAY V heirs at law of Kaiwlka (k), deceased; . From San Francisco For San Francisco Lodge No. 371. L Progres, the unknown heirs at law of Puhl (k), ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LIMITED AutoG 6 Degree. 7:30 for Hire S. S. Lurline ...Mar. S. S. Matsonia ...... Mar. 7 Special. Third deceased;- - the unknown heirs at law :. p. nu , ". ': of Kaneiakama (w) deceased; KING 4V NUUANU AUTO STAND S. S. Wilhelmlna ..Mar. 13 S. S. Lurline...... Mar. 11 and At the annual meeting of the stock SATURDAY iMAUI JOHN BROWN. JAMES BLACK. TOM S. S. Manoa 20 S. Wllhelmina..",...Mar. 21 S. . , ' & Baldwin, 4-2-- 4-2 ....Mar. V Lcl Aloha Chapter. No. 3. O. THE VALLEY ISLAND' 'J WHITE, RICHARD ROE, JOHN holders of Alexander DOE. ; ! Limited, held on Wednesday, Febru Phone S. S. Matsonia .Mar. 27 S. 27 E. S. Stated. . 7:30 p. m. Dont f0 Ia "The Vuller MARY BROWN, SARAH BLACK S. Manoa ...... Mar. ad M wacniriemt RALRAKAIS, U ary 28, 1917, the following were elect rxtinrt Toirano In Um world and MART ROE, JANE DOE and CARRIE com- LODGE-WEDNES- larret ed directors and auditor of the SCMOFIELD DAY th UO VALLXT aad its famous ROE, unknown owners and claimants, : year: , Wfadls." in following pany, to serve for th6 nsulng FOR ALL PURPOSES P CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agents, Honolulu and to the described tract M. Cups, TUNA to-wi- Directors J. P. Cooke, W. Alex Paper Bags, Plates, UNEXCELLED HSHINC or parcel of land, t: SATURDAY COOD AUTO ROADS W. O. R. A. L. Napkins Towels, Ets.' A Special). Situate Nortn end of Waipk Penin ander, Smith, J. Gait and Third Degree Writ er wtrt for CasUe, C. IL Atherton, 1L A. Baldwin, resrvttlo&s. aula,; Waipid AM.-HA- PAPER CO Ltd. P and Waikele District. C. Hemenway. Island Oahc, Territory J. Waterhouae, R. Phone 1410 E of of Hawaii, Auditor; D. B. Murdoch. Tde New United States of America, as shown J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. R on Map 221.15, Office Department En At a subsequent meeting of the gineer, and la bounded and particular directors of said company .held on the TOYO KISEN KAISHA to-wi- off! ly described as follows, t: same date,. the following named Odd Fellows Hall Hotel on cers were elected for the ensuing MEAT MARKET & GROCERY Grand Beginning side of road run ' East ; ':-t- ning in a southerly direction from Wal year: Steamers of the above company will call at and leave WAILL'KU. SUUL pabu Railroad station and at a dis J. P. Cooke . President Honolulu on or about Vice-Preside-nt the dates mentioned below: Tbs only first class hotel in Watluka. tance of about. 1570 feet along said W. M. Alexander.:. 1st Phone 3451 , with crery room. Vice-Preside- riirsts Uth road from Railroad crossing a sta R. Gait. . . . , .2nd nt at J. .... ; Vice-Preside- Q. YEE HOP A CO. tion marked by a 3 iron pipe, from W. O. Smith. . . . ;.; .3rd nt C For the Orient For San Francisco WEEKLY CALENDAR which station Ewa Territorial Trian- - J. Waterhouse . . ;'.. '...... t Treasurer . 6. S. Persia Mara...... Mar. 12 8. 8. Siberia Maru..... Mar. 18 ... guUtion Statioi. bears by true ail John Guild ...... Secretary : S. S. Korea Maru 28 Tenyo 27 MONDAY PLEASAfJTON HOTEL mutha 232" 21' 3(T; thence by true ' JOHN GUILD...... Mar. S. S. Maru...... Mar. bearings: - " M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. Harmcny Lodge, No. 3, 730 LUXURIOUS Secretary. S. S. Siberia Maru ....Apr. 9 S. 8. Nippon Maru.... i Apr. 10 AND N. E, 166.8 feet to SUUon : p. ra. Conferring first degree " ZZir W COFFEE ROASTERS COMFORTABLE No. 1 marked by a 3W. Iron pipe; . S." 8. Ttnyo Maru.V..,.. Apr. 13 S. P. Shtnyo Maru...... Apr. 22 '- TUESDAY STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- S ' thence - : NOTICE OF ELECTION OF, DIRECT Dealers in Old Kona Coffee 1C0 ROOMS SO BATHS N. G6T 00" E. 145.5 SUUon OR3 ; ExceUicT Lodge, No.l, 7:30 17' feet to AND OFFICERS Merchant St . Honolulu. CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., ABents, Honolulu p. in. Regular business session No. 2 marked by a 1H" iron pipe; ; thence- - ' HONOLULU GAS COMPANY, ' 7 66 ' WEDNESDAY ;V,"'.. N. 43' 00'K; 14S3.5 feet to Station .LIMITED .'' ; No. 3 marked by a 3" Iron pipe ou - - ; .... ' ; Visit CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- THURSDAY west side of road from which station Notice Is hereby given that at the ; fJ ROYAL MAIL LINE PacIHc Rtbekah Lodge, No. 1, Ewa Territorial Triangulation Sta Annual Meeting of the' Honolulu Gas SILVA'S TOGGERY llio R0OAG0V" by 230 03' 17tb Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, FIJI, NEW 7: "5 p. n. Regular order of tion bears true azimuths Company, Limited, held on the you want quality . - following when best buslnc.-s- S:00 p. m.- Whist A Luxurious Home Motel 00"; thence day of February,. 1917, the ZEALAIH) and AUSTRALIA. ' play- N. 6' 43' 00' E. 419.3 feet to SUtlon directors' were elected for the current : ; - Party, to which all whist 1425 Makikl St. Pbont 3675 in men's clothes. King St. For particulars apply ers are invited. Prizes and No. 4 marked by. a 3" Iron pipe on year and to serve until their success Further to to-wi- t: , - west of .Loko refreshments. . ; shore line Eo; thence ors are elected, THE0. H. DAVIES& CO., LTD., General Agents. along shore llneUo'StaUon Na 5, A. N. Campbell - v. " ' - v " - fniDAY - . marked by a 2f Iron pipe direct A. L. Castle ALIIOLANI --- 7 bearing being . .' . i ; Suburban Hotel, 3320 Waialae'Road, and distance W. R. CasGe ' v. JORDAN'S . C . , . S. 38' 42' 00''. E. 115.0 feet; thence F. Lowrey ; ATLT tay KaimukL Honolulu. . On th J. S. 40 04r SO" W.' 472J8 feet to Star D. L. Withlngton . . WOMEN'S APPAREL . Car Lints. " 6 by 3" Floating Palace of Pacific " I , tlon No. marked a Iron pipe; and at a meeting of the directors the Clean, wholesome . rorroundlngs; that 1029 : theace- Immediately following said annual Fort Street NO. 1, cool and comfortable rooms; home the HONOLULU LODGE S. 63 05' 3Q" W. 192.7 to StaUon meeting below named cozr.N cr.:zr. phoenix. atmot;here. Rates reasonable.' Phone feet the . officers "S.S. Great rjorthern" cf 71CL WILL KINO, Mgr. Na 7 marked by a IW Iron pipe; were appointed for .the ensuing year: a 1 thence ' TV. ' Castle, President V.T.l t';.c Lcrao, corner of R...... V...... Fastest and Most Luxurious t .r Vice-Preside- WATCH AND it S. 55 40 00".'W. 527,6 feet to Station Lowrey nt EXPERT; '.i tr.cj. Pert streets, every F. J. .Steamship In Pacific Watars , by ; an Iron pipe; A.' CanipbelL . . .Treasurer, JEWELRY REPAIRING : rz Na .8 marked 4 N. Leave Hon. 8 DAYS S. fxr-.'.- o'clock. Coral ' -- TO Arrive F. :.ri :y at 7:30 Careens Ilotel ; ' ' ; J-- A. L. i .Secretary , r. thence v;, Castle ..'v. .... 10 a. m, CHICAGO. 5 p. m. J. V. : "I'. ; - X V. "Nature's Own Aquarium," Clast- 9. 68 54' 80'f W. 1028.8 feet to Station E.k M. Campbellr... 4 VAudltor H. CULMAN CO., LTD. '.' : p.a:;:; :..v, Mar. 16 , . Mar. 20 :t. Csttom Coats . No. 9 marked by iron pipe; - AUFHZtU JU' UAfi 1 UiU, a IW Fort and Hotel Streets Apr. 3 9 DAYS TO '.. . Apr. 7 Cs!!y passenger : - ' p. o. c. auta service leaves thease ' ' '. , Secretary, Jlonolulu Gas Company, Apr. 22 25 c - ' NEW YORK Apr. Hawaii Tours Company 9 a. m. .Reser 41 30" 342.0 : S..43 W. feet to StaUon Ltd.- r.: 11 - : .'.3 la their tall 1 May May, 13 vstisr.s Hawaii Tours Company, phone No. 10 niarked by a. V'' iron pipe on . : ' 6724-Marcl- i 3, 7, 14. ' EL, near . C3 1203; cur phone. CIus,ll2. , .)V;",r - east shore lia s West Loch, thence For Rates, Reservations r:rt, every Friday of Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon and Literature Apply ts - along shore1 line to Station Na il, ANNUAL' MEETING cv:r.Ir.s. Visiting j marked by a V iron pipe, . direct Only Nights are cor--C Four FRED L. VALDROM, Ltd., Agents t':'.:rs bearing and distance being - to at- - Chocolaic Fort and Queen Sta Honolulu. invltci MATS : SFORT NV 21 38' 80" W 89.2 feet, thence OLAA SUGAR, COMPANY, LIMITED H AWAI I AN DRUG CO. at Sea REASONABLE along : PRICES.;. shore line of, West Loch to The annual meeting of the stock Bethel r. v::::li:y, e. - Hotel and Streets i r; Station. No.' 12.- marked by a 2" holders of 4he Olaa Sugar Company, pipe,- - bearing" by f M k I U M f iron direct and dis Limited, bas been called the Presi ' ThsVontlerr.iillinsry ; i 9, 1917, will ani . cf the tance being dent for Friday, March and MOVEMENTS OF 1317 King T C T ; l ALLIANCE. Nuuanu St nr St. N. 84 50' 30 W. 88.9 feet; thence be held In the I3oard Rooms In Bishop ICK t -- STEAMERS Also reservation! ; . A. N. 24 3' 30"E. 445.4 feet to. Initial L Company's ' Building on Bethel The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. MAIL i I lose a vajtaI 1 any pclat cn the : : : ; ' .: ', .' 2 p. m. : r. last Catur--: . point . . street;, in Honolulu, Hawaii, at Underwood Typewriters i::i : : c : c , SPECIAL SALE Rice area, 10.63 acres; Salt Marsh, on that date. . .: ' x: VESSELS TO ASKXV2L 6ae VZLL3-FA- A 1.18 i'-r'l'. ' ''' r r '1, March 2L Grass Linen and Pongee Waists,; acres.' A. W. VAN VALKENBURG, ; CO & CO 72 3. ' ' Sugar area, 2.76 acres; all others, '' YOUNG BUILDING w ;-- : v Thnrsday. Maxca 8. Klnj CU Tal. 131 J Patterns ' " : ( Secretary. !" :;:.Z"3, Pres. 5.46 acres. , Manila Thomas, U. 8. A. T. c. YEE CHAN & CO. .' Total, 20:03 seres. - - Dated, Honolulu, T,' H,, March 1. 1917. JJaoi Claudine. I. I. atr. Corner Kin and Bethel Streets You are hereby directed to appear 723 Jlar. 2, 3, 5, . 7. 8. ; rridsy. Maxca . , ' and answer the Amended PeUUon in No ships sn-its.)- , Y. TAKAKUVA & CO. :zmz as above, brought HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT AND H. HACKFELD & CO. Saturday, March 1 0. - 1. an .action entitled "' f.:. - Hilo Manna Kea, I. I. utr. Limited. you of COMPANY::'," I.-- :. c: p. nail .against In the District Court . LAND ; Limited Kauai Niihao. L atr. II'INEIINY PAHK' the United States, in and for the Ter- Commission Merchants "NAMCO". CRABS, packed In :- ' twenty days VESSELS TO -r 5 vzi 13, ritory of Hawaii, within SEPAXT. Sanitary Cans, wood lined. : Elcjant Lots publication King 2 t- -i IS, l!sJ from and after the last given the HONOLULU Nuuanu St, near St Notice' Is hercuy that r Maxca 8. CHAS. DUSKY, Agent of this summons, which said last pub- ' Rapid .1.-- 1. - books of the Honolulu - on " 2nd day- stock Msolsadin, str. lication will be the of be ; . ' Transit and I And'. Comcanv .will Trtdsy, Mares 9. nerchent, ccar Fort. ." v: -; June. 1917. closed from the 10th day'of March to San Franci:o Thomas. U. S. T. 0AHU RAILWAY miE TADLE And you are hereby notified that April. Maui Claudine, I.' I. atr. l s the 2nd day of 1917. ootn inclu " - 2, K. f P. unless you appear ana answer . as sive, purpose of making the - Saturday, March 10. OUTWARD Plaintiff will for the PIANOS Hilo ilaana Koa, I.rl. tr. - IIa.IL ccrncr Fort above required, the said proposed Increase of capital stocK. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and r.UTUAL take judgment of condemnation of the p. I - ttucts, every Friday HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. MAILS. Way Stations 9:15 a. m 2:20 m. :s Pe- CHAS1 ATHERTON, r - mes-ts- For perfect service, sending lands described in the Amended ,l Hr 7::) o'clock. Visiting fr - For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way it ' -- ; r': UUon any re- 1107 c-- to ships islands, u;se herein and for other Rapid Fort Street :'y or other Treasurer Honolulu k Transit Mails art las from: Stations 17: 30 a. ra, 9: 15 a. San and Los Angeles North-em- . I JO, C. C. Mutual Wireless. Phone 1574. lief demanded therein. and Land Company. Francisco Great 11:30 a. m 2:15 p. 3:20 p. ol, C I. 10 a. m. Monday. , el, WITNESS THE HONORABLE ;t p. p. m. IT, P. C. K. R. and S. Honolulu, March 7,' 1917. T ' ; Vsneoarer Kakura, March 21. 5:15 p. m., J9:30 bl, V.'inZLlIQS , HORACE W. VAUOHAN. Judge of ;V Thomas. 1 p. tomorrow. , 6727-6- t Manila m.i For Wahlawa and Lellehua 11:03 said District Court, this 2nd day of ' Yokohama Siberia Mara. March 17. ex., 11:29 STE1NWAY Sydney Sonoma, Tuesday, a. m. a. bl,' 2:40 p. itl, .5:00 p. . -..4 March, In year Of our Lord one U I t U the HAWAIIAN IRRIGATION COMPANY, Mails will dspsrt for: P. m. thousand nine hundred and seventeen f Fridsy, ra. i . 1 ;, . Saa Francifwo Thomas. s. For Lellebua f6:00 a, xx G et I i : you - LIMITED. HALL - ""-c- al the glit are and of the Independence of the United VsnroBTer Niagara. March 30. I.. - r : Magazine States the one hundred and forty --first ' v Sydney Ventura, Marrh 19. L'uL." 'r i! . a U.CO per year paying for by using Edisou " : V ANNUAL MEET! NG. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. Yokohama Colombia. Marrh 18. INWARD (Seal) A.' E. HARRIS, Msniis Sheridan, March 14. .'. O. Zzxi'ii. CO Can; tell Clock Mazda Lamps. , - - - " .'; ' Clerk. Arrive Honolulu from Kahoka. ' The Annual Meeting of the Stock Walalua and Walanae 8:38 a. m MtrclFt C:r::L ilrnclulu. - By WJI. JtOSA, : TBANSPOXT SEBVTCE. ; '- L ' ELECTRIC SHOP - --: Deputy. holders of the r Hawaiian Irrigation 5:30 p. m. Company, Limited; will be held at. the UC1 and 6724 Mbt. 3 to June 2 Inclusive. HANAN'S BEST SHOES Thomas will arrive tomorrow from Manila. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa r.o::D-vou:;- & 45 a, a, i a Office of F. A. Schaefer Company, Pearl City f7: el, 8:3S - Honolulu, on Thursday, , Sheridan da Tuesday from San Francinco. a. p. 4:21 p. -- ' OEVELOPINQ ELECTION OF OFFICERS Limited.- in Shermas t San Franciro. r 11:02 eu, mZS el, rr;.:. :irj Co., Ltd. March 8th, 1917, at 2:00 o'clock p. m. Vix Irft Seattle March 3. Due here shout 5:30 p. m., 7:28 p. m. PRINTING ENLARGING ! MMNERNY SHOE STORE '" r '5 "3 Ccr.tractora CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED By order of the' Board of Directors. March 14. Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and - Manila..- Beat In the. City ; - . G. E. SCHAEFER, Fort, above King St ;" Los" Lellebua 9:15 a. m- - 1:52 p. m rcr..rrn r';:k. Hsr.cfulu, T. H. ' ' ' K: ' -- ! - 4L - . Secretary. 3:59 p. m.. 7:13 p. m. Tc ::iD and 5487 Honolulu Picture Framing. t At me annual meeting 01 me soare- 6720 27, Mar. 2 5, .7. NOTICE Limited, two-bou-r Supply Co.. ... a. uooae, ; Feb. The Halelwa a noiaers oi.casuc imneu, first-clas- s honored), held Honolulu on March 1. 1917, the train (only tickets In PUBLIC HEARING ON HOUSE BILL " , v Intending decrfc passengers per the leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:30 following Directors were elected ; to D. J. CASH MAN ' NO. 125, RELATING TO THE steamship Mao.44 Kea railing from Ho- - a, m. for Halelwa Hotel; ' returning serve for the ensuing year: .. TENTS AND AWNINGS nolulu , March 10 are hereby notified Honolulu 10:16 p. m. E. D. Tenney, F. C. Atherton. O. P. USE OF. WATER FROM arrives In at x ' Luau Tenta and Canopies for Rant that all main deck space has been The Umited stops only at Pearl City, Castle. T. H. Petrie, CV H. Atherton, WELLS r- -' . v ' - Navel Oranges ARTESIAN. Thirty Years' Experience sold.' Ewa Mill and Walanae, - L. T. Peck. W." A. Bowcn, J. IL Drew, Fort near Allen, upstairs St, INTER-ISLAN- D STE.XM NAV. Dally. fExcept Sunday.. JSundaj mime. i : ; ' CO, H. IC L. CasUe. . There will bo a public hearing on Phone 1467 ' - cnuN noon and at a subsequent meeting of said LTD. only. ? - House Bill No, 12J, relating to the use Honolulu, T. H March 5th, 1917. G. P. DEN ISO N, : F. C. SMITH, . Keksulike. Nr. Queen.' Phone S9S2 Directors the following officers were ' of wateir from artesian wells, at the 6725-- t Superintendent G. P. A. appointed to serve for the same pe- YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN ' IF ' hall of the House of Representatives " riod: - ; ; . NEWPAPERS TIDES. SUN AND MOON. E. D. TCnney ... . .President on Friday. March 9, 1917, at 7:30 Vice-Preside- Anywhere Any Call c LUMBER. nt ' ' at Time, on ; - F. C. Atherton..... 1st - '" Mooo o'clock p v,-- -. . - Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building G. pCasUer. 2nd Vice-Preside- nt m' Write High High Low Low Rises : : PETRIE, Materials. Prices low. Houses built -. . . . .". . . . Secretary T. H. T. H. Petrie.- .... Agriculture, THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY, Date Tide Ht of Tide Tide Tide 8un! San and on instalment plan. Choice House C. Treasurer Chairmau, Committee on ' ' H. Atherton' Immigra-tlon- . 24 Sansome Street San Francisco Large Tide Small Large 8mall Rises Sets Seta Lots for sale. 'v V; L. T. Pock .... Auditor Forestry, Promotion and CITY WILL COMPANY, LTO, . ; - . : A.M. P.M. A.M. T. H. PETRIE, ; FT. PJI. Sets 672-M- ar. 8, 9, 1917. Telephone 2478. P. O. Box 95t Secretary, Castle & Cooke, Limited. 6. 7. Mar. 5 ...... 2:04 1.6 2:11 7:47 8:53 6:13 6:07 4:22 I " When in town - x - 6 2:3C 1.6 2:48 8:31 S:20 6:14 6:08 4:58 5, 1917. a...... Honolulu, March ' MaJ.-Ce- Josepn C Breckinridge, visit our . - 6725-6- t ' 7 ...... 3:0 1.3 3:23 '9:11 V 9:4) 6:13 6:08 5:31" U. S. Ai retired, announced tne en- i DELICATESSEN ' 8 3:36 1.4 3:59 a.nu p.m. . A fllgbt 1200 miles from Atlan- gagement of his daughter, Margar.et 9 ...... 4:01 1.3 4:35 10:01 9:52 6:12 -- 6:08 RIaes ot COUNTER. Goods : y tic City to r'alm Beach was com- Breckenriagc, to John T. Vance," Jr, by every . : pjn. a.m. l6:2l 10:33 4 6:11 '6:09 7:04 steamer. F, K. Jaqulth. an aviator , Lexington, Ky is In Santo " 10 ...... 5: 1.3 4:27 10:41 11:20 f. 6:10 6:09 7:55 pleted by of who -- It in the elapsed time of IS hours, ac- Domingo as rti.try , rwoiver for th H. MAY A CO, '11 5:50 1.4 4:32 11:03 .... ; 6:09 6:09 8:50 ." " cording to Mr. Jaqulnth's figuring . ., government. Ltd. Phone 1271 Full Moon, Mar. 8, at 11:27 a. in. , .